MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Location: file:///C:/E327C959/3514IndustrialManagementTechnology.htm Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Content-Type: text/html; charset="us-ascii" 3514 Industrial Management Technology Associate of Applied Science Degree

Industrial Management Technology

Associate of Applied Science Degree - Code 3514

 

Stanley Sidor, Associate Vice President

= School of Technology and Occupational Programs
(386) 506-3612 • sidor= s@daytonastate.edu

Technology and Occupational Programs Departme= nt

(386) 506-3182

 =

Program Descripti= on

The progr= am is designed to provide graduates of certificate and apprenticeship programs superviso= ry and additional technical skills, while enhancing the basic general educat= ion skills necessary for entry-level management placement. Students will be assisted in choosing classes that will further their technical knowledge = and also take courses designed to elevate their overall professional performa= nce by building additional skills in communication, computation and job skills development.

Please Note:  This program is eligible for federal and state financial aid.

Additi= onal Admission Requirements

• S= tudents must have completed an appropriate apprenticeship or certificate program = of 700 contact hours or equivalent with a GPA of 2.0 or better. Demonstrated work experience with supporting documentation equivalent to an apprentice= ship or certificate may be acceptable.  The certificate or apprenticeship program will be evaluated. If accepted, credit will be awarded as BCT 2990 (Technical Training) for 23 credit hours.

• A pre-admission consultation with the Dean of Occupational and Technology Programs is necessary for acceptance into this program.
General Education= Courses

= Sem. Hrs.

Sample Program of= Study

ENC 1101

College Composition<= /span>

3

First Year

 

SPC 2600≠

Oral Comm./Research/Presentation Skills

3

BCT 2990 

Technical Training

23

MAT 1033* 

Intermediate Algebra=

4

Second Year

 

. . . . . . . .= . ≠

Behavioral & Hum= an Sciences Core-CHOOSE ONE:

3

1st  Semester =

= Sem. Hrs.

DEP 2004

Developmental Psycho= logy

 

ENC 1101

College Composition<= /span>

3

PSY 1012

General Psychology

 

MAT 1033 

Intermediate Algebra=

4

SYG 2000

Introduction to Soci= ology

 

CGS 2100

Microcomputer Applic= ations

3

. . . . . . . .= . ≠

Humanities, Cultural= & Aesthetic Sciences Core-CHOOSE ONE:=

3

GEB 1011

Introduction to Busi= ness

3

AML 2023

Contemporary American Literature

 

MNA 2161 

Quality Service Management

3

AML 2052

Modern American Literature 

 

2nd Se= mester

= Sem. Hrs.

AML 2600 

Introduction to Afri= can American Literature

 

. . . . . . . .= . .

Behavioral & Hum= an Sciences Core

3

ARH 1000 

Art Appreciation

 

EGS 1000  =  

Professional Perform= ance for Technicians

3

ENL 2931 

Selected Topics in Shakespeare

 

MAN 2021 

Principles of Manage= ment

3

HUM 2210 

Humanities I<= /p>

 

MNA 2345 

Supervision of Personnel

3

HUM 2230 

Humanities II=

 

MNA 2949

Cooperative Education Experience in Management

3

LIT 2110 

Masterpieces of World Literature I

 

Summer Semester   

= Sem. Hrs.

LIT 2120

Masterpieces of World Literature II 

 

SPC 2600

Oral Comm./Research/= Presentation Skills

3

LIT 2602 

Literature of the Se= a

 

. . . . . . . .= . .

Humanities, Cultural= & Aesthetic Core

3

MUH 2051 

Introduction to the = Music of the World’s Peoples

 

TOTAL 

 

60

MUL 1010 

Music Appreciation

 

 

Note: Sequence of courses may vary. Check course descriptions for requisite requirements.

 

MUL 2380

Popular Music in America

 

 

 

 

THE 1000 

Dramatic Appreciatio= n

 

 

 

 

*MAT 1033 fulfills general education requirements for AAS degree programs only= .

 

 

 

 

≠ Course requires a pre or corequisite.  See course description in the current college catalog.

 

 

 

 

Note: It may be necessary for the student to enroll in a college preparatory English, math, or reading course depending upon College Placement Test scores.

 

 

 

 

Program Specific Courses 

Sem. Hrs.

 

 

 

BCT 2990 

Technical Training

23

 

 

 

CGS 2100

Microcomputer Applic= ations

3

 

 

 

EGS1000  &= nbsp;

Professional Perform= ance for Technicians

3

 

 

 

GEB 1011

Introduction to Busi= ness

3

 

 

 

MAN 2021 

Principles of Manage= ment

3

 

 

 

MNA 2161 

Quality Service Management

3

 

 

 

MNA 2345 

Supervision of Personnel

3

 

 

 

MNA 2949

Cooperative Education Experience in Management

3

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Need help preparing for your = job search? Login to Dayton= a State’s Car= eer Services Online (CSO) at www.myinterfase.com/DaytonaState/student to create your personal career account. Or contact your Daytona State Col= lege Career Advisor through CareerServices@Dayto= naState.edu. 

 

 

 

 

 

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