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The Major
The Minor
Course Offerings
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Source:
2001-2002 Catalog
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The Bachelor of Applied Science degree with a major in Technology Administration
is available for students who have completed an occupational oriented
associate degree and are interested in pursuing further studies to meet
career demands in many advanced technical areas of the work-force. The
degree accommodates students from diverse disciplines whose associate
degree academic major does not lead to a bachelor's degree.
The nature of the program affords the flexibility to meet the needs of
students from many diverse technical backgrounds who desire to develop
or expand skills to enhance their career opportunities. The curriculum
is designed to complement the students' technical or professional skills
by providing foundation studies in technological and administrative topics.
Applied Technology/Science Area This section of the degree program relates
to the major courses from the students' associate degree. Because of the
diverse nature of associate degree programs, credit hour completion under
this section could range up to 45 credit hours.
Professional Development Area
The professional development area is used to bridge the students major
and applied technology courses. The student will choose, with the approval
of their academic advisor, a set of courses from the variety of academic
disciplines within the university.
Admission Requirements
Candidates for admission to the Bachelor of Applied Science degree program
with a major in Technology Administration must meet the following requirements:
Completion of an occupational oriented associate degree from a regional
accredited institution.
Submit official transcript of all associate degree course work to the
university registrar's office.
Have achieved a cumulative grade point average of 2.0 or higher on a 4
point scale with the associate degree and with a grade of "C"
or higher in all major and related courses.
Contact the coordinator for the Technology Administration major to secure
advising and complete the declaration of major form.
Applicants for the Bachelor of Applied Science in Technology Administration
must meet all general education and university requirements common to
all bachelor's degrees.
Special Courses for OLT
FS 280EA Food Preparation and Management Systems
(3)
This course reviews basic institutional food preparation techniques and
institutional food management systems. Sessions include food service sanitation,
safety, purchasing, production planning, menu planning, quality control,
equipment, cost control, food preparation, State and Federal regulations,
ethics, computer applications, and recipe standardization. Part 1 of the
Dietary Manager's class. Restricted Admission.
FS 281EA Nutritional Care and Personnel Management
(3)
This course reviews basic nutritional care and personnel management. Sessions
include nutrition, diet manuals, modified diets, nutritional assessments,
visitation, charting, policies and procedures, clinical problem solving,
special projects, ethics, human relations, evaluation, training, case
studies, scheduling and communications. Part 2 of the Dietary manager's
class. Restricted Admission.
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