Steel Industry Technology
This program is designed for students
who wish to pursue careers in the steel industry or manufacturing process
that require specialized job and skill knowledge. This region has become
a major source of steel related occupations and this degree will help facilitate
entry or enhance promotional opportunities within the industry. Upon attaining
work experience, individuals with this degree are better equipped to move
into team leader positions or supervisory/managerial roles and acquire
more responsibility.
General Education Core: |
EN 12003 English Composition I |
EN 12023 Technical Writing |
MA 14013 Mathematics for Business and Technical Programs |
CS11033 Computer Fundamentals |
PY 20003 General Psychology |
CH 14003 Survey of Chemistry |
Total Credit Hours 18 |
Division Requirements: |
BU 11003 Introduction to Business |
OT 21003 Business Communications |
IT 25033 Industrial Safety |
SP 22063 Human Relations |
MG 21063 Leadership/Teamwork |
Total Credit Hours 15 |
Major Requirements: |
IT 25003 Basic Hydraulics/Pneumatics |
IT 15053 Basic Electricity I |
IT 15093 Basic Electricity II |
IT 25233 Industrial Motor Controls I |
IT 15153 Maintenance Welding |
IT 15162 Blueprint Reading |
IT 15173 Basic Metallurgy |
IT 15182 Introduction to Programmable Logic Controllers |
IT 15193 Mechanical Drives & Bearings |
IT 25192 ISO/QS 9000 Certification |
IT 25203 Metallurgy of Steel Making and Testing |
Total Credit Hours 30 |
TECHNICAL CERTIFICATE PROGRAM: |
STEEL INDUSTRY TECHNOLOGY |
Requirements: Credit Hours |
EN 12003 English Composition I |
EN 12023 Technical Writing |
MA 14013 Mathematics for Business and Technical Programs |
CS 11033 Computer Fundamentals |
CH 14003 Survey of Chemistry |
IT 25033 Industrial Safety |
IT 25003 Basic Hydraulics/Pneumatics |
IT 15053 Basic Electricity I |
IT 15093 Basic Electricity II |
IT 15162 Blueprint Reading |
IT 15173 Basic Metallurgy |
IT 25192 ISO/QS 9000 Certification |
Total Credit Hours 34 |