Engineering Technology
Bachelor of Science in Engineering Technology
No new majors are being accepted into this program.
Current students should talk with their advisor if they have questions regarding
this program.
The Engineering Technology program offers a strong foundation and technology core, coupled with a selection of electives in the professional core that draw from the fields of Industrial Engineering Technology and Manufacturing Engineering Technology.
This major is focused on the application of engineering principles in production environments. Graduates may pursue careers in a variety of production environments, from manufacturing, to the processing of agricultural products, and the provision of technical services.
NOTICE
Bemidji State University
Re-calibration
Some
revisions in the BAS Applied Engineering and BAS Technology degree
programs are being developed. These revisions are primarily due to
re-calibration efforts at Bemidji State University and brought on by
budget reductions for both the State of Minnesota and the Minnesota
State College and University System. The proposed changes will take
effect at either the beginning of Fall or Spring Semester, depending on
the speed of the required approval process at the university.
Based
on budget cuts, the number of course offerings will be reduced for each
semester. It will be important for you to work closely with your
advisor to schedule and monitor your degree progress, and to keep you on
track to graduate within your time frame.
Students
should not be impacted negatively in any significant way by these
revisions. The specific impacts on students will be different,
depending on the courses already completed by individual students. Some
courses are being combined, some are changing credits, and there will be
some minor modifications in the Required Core and Elective Areas.
The
proposed changes will be posted on the web sometime in the next 3-4
weeks. There will be ample time to work with your advisor, or Dr. Jim
McCracken over the summer months to assess your individual situation and
to determine your schedule for next school year. Dr. McCracken is
traveling in China until May 4th so will not be available to answer
questions until that time. Dr. Brauer will be available to answer any
questions before then. Thank you very much for your patience.