Technology Administration

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Source: 2002-2003 Catalog

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 workforce. 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. Courses are tailored to students' diverse learning capabilities using instructional resources varying from traditional (e.g., classroom work, textbooks) to advanced technology (e.g., online courses).

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: