Updated 2023-2024 Undergraduate Catalog | 20245
Technology, Art & Design
Programs
- Applied Engineering, B.A.S. major
- Applied Management, B.A.S. major
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Art: New Studio Practice, B.F.A.
major
3-D Arts Emphasis -
Art: New Studio Practice, B.F.A.
major
Illustration Emphasis - Engineering Technology, B.S. major
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Project Management, B.S.
major
Construction and Facility Management Emphasis -
Project Management, B.S.
major
Product Development Emphasis -
Project Management, B.S.
major
Operations Management Emphasis -
Technology, Art and Design, B.S.
major
Interactive Multimedia Design Emphasis -
Technology, Art and Design, B.S.
major
Digital Illustration & Animation Emphasis -
Technology, Art and Design, B.S.
major
Exhibit & Experience Design Emphasis -
Technology, Art and Design, B.S.
major
Creativity & Innovation Emphasis -
Technology, Art and Design, B.S.
major
Event Planning & Project Management Emphasis -
Technology, Art and Design, B.S.
major
Graphic Design Emphasis -
Technology, Art and Design, B.S.
major
Prototype Engineering & Model Making Emphasis -
Visual Arts Education, B.S.
major
(Teacher Licensure) - Art minor
- Design minor
- Engineering Technology minor
- Event Design minor
- Event Planning minor
- Interactive Multimedia Design minor
- Logistics and Supply Chain Technology minor
- Maker Space Technology minor
- Project Management minor
- Technology, Art & Design minor
- 2-D Art & Design Technology cert
- 3-D Art & Design Technology cert
- Educational Technology cert
- Lean Six Sigma cert
- Maker Space Technology cert
- Making Money As A Maker cert
- Technology Manager cert
Project Management, B.S.
major
Product Development Emphasis
The Project Management degree prepares graduates for planning and managing resources under the constraints of scope, cost and time to successfully achieve a specific, unique objective. This program addresses the tools, skills and knowledge necessary to initiate, plan, implement and evaluate projects to deliver solutions. Program disciplines include: safety and risk management, leadership, quality assurance, technical sales, training, sustainability, engineering economics and cost analysis. Project Management majors have the option to select from three distinct technology related emphases: Construction and Facility Management, product Development or Operations Management. Technical credits may be transferred in with the help of an advisor.
Required Credits: 72
Required GPA: 2.25
I TADT COMMON CORE
COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING COURSES:
- TADT 1111 Introduction to Project Management (3 credits)
- TADT 3267 Economic and Cost Analysis (3 credits)
- TADT 4385 Sustainability and Emerging Technologies (3 credits)
- TADT 4873 Emphasis Related Capstone (3 credits)
- TADT 4878 Quality Assurance (3 credits)
COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING COURSE FOR 1 CREDIT:
- TADT 3970 Internship (1-3 credits)
COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING COURSE FOR 2 CREDITS:
- TADT 4970 Internship (1-12 credits)
II PROJECT MANAGEMENT CORE COURSES
COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING COURSES:
- BUAD 2220 Legal Environment (3 credits)
- TADT 1109 Computer Applications for Project Managers (3 credits)
- TADT 1460 2D Graphics And Laser Etching (3 credits)
- TADT 2211 Introduction to Cost Management (3 credits)
- TADT 2877 Engineering Problem Solving (3 credits)
- TADT 3112 Leadership in a Team Environment (3 credits)
- TADT 3885 Technical Sales, Service and Training (3 credits)
- TADT 4875 Facilities Management (3 credits)
- TADT 4893 Applied Project Management (3 credits)
PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT EMPHASIS
COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING COURSES:
- TADT 1210 Introduction to Manufacturing Processes I (3 credits)
- TADT 1220 Introduction to Manufacturing Processes II (3 credits)
- TADT 1450 Introduction to Product Development (3 credits)
- TADT 2450 Product Finishing & Aesthetics (3 credits)
- TADT 2461 Parametric 3D Modeling (3 credits)
- TADT 3462 Computer Controlled Machining (3 credits)
- TADT 3470 Concept to Prototype Model (3 credits)
- TADT 3537 Industrial Design/Innovation (3 credits)
- TADT 4589 Advanced Prototype Project (3 credits)
Program Learning Outcomes | Project Management, B.S.
1. Readiness for Career: Students will apply resource management skills to address real world problems.
2. Higher Order Thinking: Students will analyze, design, and implement solutions to current industry needs.
3. Communication & Leadership: Students will demonstrate professional communication skills, ethical behavior, and effective team participation.
4. Knowledge, Values, & Abilities: Students will employ value-added skills in real world applications that reflect the needs of industry.
SUGGESTED SEMESTER SCHEDULE PROJECT MANAGEMENT, B.S. PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT EMPHASIS
Freshman
- TADT1109
- TADT1111
- TADT1210
- TADT1220
- TADT1450
- TADT1460
- TADT2211
- Liberal Education Requirements
Sophomore
- BUAD2220
- TADT2450
- TADT2461
- TADT2877
- TADT3462
- Liberal Education Requirements
Sophomore - Summer
- TADT3970
Internship for 1 Credit
Junior
- TADT3112
- TADT3267
- TADT3470
- TADT3537
- TADT3885
- Elective
- Liberal Education Requirements
Junior - Summer
- TADT4970
Internship for 2 Credits
Senior
- TADT4385
- TADT4589
- TADT4873
- TADT4875
- TADT4878
- TADT4893
- Elective
- Liberal Education Requirements