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INDUSTRIAL SCIENCES AND TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM

Major in Industrial Technology | Major in Industrial Technology (Teacher Certification) | Minor in Industrial Technology (Construction) | Minor in Industrial Technology (Design and Development) | Minor in Industrial Technology (Electronics) | Minor in Industrial Technology (Industrial Management) | Minor in Industrial Technology | Course Descriptions

Coordinator: Douglas R. Ullrich (936) 294-1188; agr_dru@shsu.edu

Faculty: Dominick Fazarro, Doug Kingman, Joe Muller, Nedom Muns, Doug Ullrich

Mission

The mission of the Industrial Sciences and Technology Program is to provide an educational program designed to provide an educational experience in the areas of management, leadership and technology for students to prepare to meet industry challenges for the 21st century.

Academic Programs

The program offers a Bachelor of Science degree with a major in Industrial Technology with programs in the following areas:

Construction Management
Design and Development
Electronicss
Industrial Management
Industrial Technology (Teaching options are available in Industrial Technology as well as Trade and Industry)

Highlights

The Industrial Sciences and Technology Program offers courses in three different facilities. The Industrial Technology Building, located on Avenue M, provides students with hands-on experiences in drafting, water systems, and electrical systems, as well as metal, wood and concrete construction for residential and commercial structures. The computer-aided drafting lab (32 stations), housed in Room 220 in the Farrington building, provides students with experiences with several design programs. The electricity and electronics courses are offered in the Electronics Laboratory in Room 201 in the Thomason Building.

Career Opportunities

Construction Management
Electronics Systems Management
Industrial Design and Development
Industrial Management
Industrial Technology and Trades and Industry Education
Sales and Marketing of Industrial Products

Technology students learn to draw upon the principles of management, physical sciences, technology of industry, liberal arts and basic engineering for the solution of problems involving industrial products, services, materials and processes, and the supervision and management of personnel.

Suggested Minors

Industrial Technology students typically choose minors from program areas within the department (see Minor area), while others will select from the College of Business Administration such as General Business Administration, Management, Marketing, etc. They also choose minors in Agricultural Mechanization, Computer Sciences, Criminal Justice and many others. These are typical minors; however, students should choose a minor that best suits their needs and interests.

Student Organizations

National Association of Industrial Technology
National Association of Home Builders

Internships

The internship in industrial technology is intended to provide experience-based learning opportunities for students in their respective discipline of study. Students generally seek internship experience at the end of their sophomore or junior year. The course identifi ed for internship credit in industrial technology is IT 490 - Directed Studies. Internships may be arranged through student contact with providers or through departmental faculty and staff announcements and postings. All internships must receive departmental approval through application prior to the initiation of the internship. Maximum credit for internship is six (6) credit hours.

Scholarships

Stephen Randel Scholarship: Awarded to an outstanding student participating in the Brazos Valley Regional Technology Student Competition held at Sam Houston State University each year during the month of April.
Dale Benke Scholarship: Awarded to an outstanding Sam Houston student majoring in the Technology Program. This award is based on student need, contribution to Sam Houston State University, the Technology Program, and participation in technology-related student clubs/organizations.
Myron A. Balcom Industrial Technology Scholarship: Awarded to an outstanding student
majoring in Industrial Sciences and Technology. This award is based on need, academics
and participation in departmental student clubs/organizations.

The Department of Technology at Sam Houston State University was established as a department in 1912 to prepare manual arts teachers. The department still offers a teaching option; however, the curriculum is primarily oriented to providing educational foundations for those people interested in employment in technical or professional positions in industry.

The Department of Agricultural and Industrial Sciences at Sam Houston State University was originally established in 1910. Upon passage of the Smith-Hughes Act in 1917 Sam Houston State was one of the first universities in the country and the first west of the Mississippi River authorized to train Vocational Agriculture and Industrial Technology teachers. Preparing teachers for Secondary Agriscience and Industrial Technology programs continues to be a major focus of the Department. However, in the 1950’s, the Department began offering a variety of other academic specialties and today offers emphases in Agriculture, Agribusiness, Horticulture and Crop Science, Animal Science, Agricultural Mechanization, Industrial Technology, Construction, Design and Development and Electronics. Students in any specialization may seek Secondary Teacher Certification in lieu of a minor. Additional undergraduate curricula are offered in Animal Science / Wildlife Ecology and Pre-Veterinary Medicine and the Department serves as the academic advisement center for students interested in the Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences degree.

There are currently 950+ students enrolled in Agricultural and Industrial Sciences at SHSU. Enrollment in the program has grown by over 50% during the past 10 years. Career opportunities in agriculture are abundant and diverse. United States Department of Agriculture and Department of Commerce research predicts that the job opportunities will be abundant during the next decade for new graduates in the food, fiber, natural resources and ancillary industries, as well as in business and industry, construction, design, technology, banking, and a variety of public agencies. There are literally hundreds of possible career opportunities for those graduating with a degree in agricultural and industrial sciences. Many graduates from SHSU seek additional formal education through pursuit of masters and doctoral degrees.

Modern technology is an essential part of the totality of the human experience and as a discipline of study, is a complete part of knowledge. Technology, science, and the humanities interface to create today's body of formal knowledge. Technology is concerned with the use of scientific principles and technological methods to make things happen. Sam Houston State University's Department of Technology offers a broad and diversified, four-year program of study. We prepare students for a variety of careers including Construction Management, Design and Development, Electronics, Industrial Management, Production and Manufacturing, and Sales and Distribution.

Technology students learn to draw upon principles from management, the physical and technological sciences, industry, liberal arts, and basic engineering for the solution of problems involving industrial products, services, and materials management, and industrial processes. The supervision and management of the personnel involved is an important part of the curriculum.

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Program Specific Requirements

For additional information regarding admission requirements, degree programs, description of courses, and financial assistance available, please refer to the appropriate sections of this catalog. Brochures and information concerning the department and scholarships may be obtained by calling 936-294-1191 or writing: Sam Houston State University, Department of Agricultural and Industrial Sciences, Industrial Technology Program, Huntsville, Texas 77341-2266. Website: www.shsu.edu/agr.

Curriculum

Major in Industrial Technology
Bachelor of Science

First Year	Credit	Second Year	Credit
IT 110, 134, 161	7	IT 171, 163, 232	9
PHY 138/118, 139/119 (Component Area 3)	8	Component Area 4 (Literature or PHL)	3

Note: Students should use elective and/or minor hours to satisfy the 42 advanced hour requirement.

Major in Industrial Technology
Certification in Teacher Education
Bachelor of Science

First Year	Credit	Second Year	Credit
IT 110, 134, 161	7	IT 171, 163, 232	9
MTH 163	3	MTH 170	3
PHY 138/118, 139/119 (Component Area 3)	8	Component Area 4 (Literature or PHL)	3

For certification purposes the minor is considered to be Secondary Education. No other minor is required, but if an additional teaching field is desired, the student must meet the requirements of that teaching field. For the degree of Bachelor of Science and a teaching certificate with an integrated teaching field in technology, the student must complete a minimum of 48 semester hours in Industrial Technology and 21 semester hours in Secondary Education. The courses listed above are required of all students who are majoring in Industrial Technology and seeking a teaching certificate. The student should be advised by the Industrial Sciences and Technology teacher educator. Contact the advisor at (936) 294-1216, or seek advisement for Industrial Sciences at the SAM Center.

Major in Industrial Technology – Construction
Bachelor of Science

First Year	Credit	Second Year	Credit
IT 110, 134, 161, 171	10	IT 163, 263	6
PHY 138/118, 139/119 (Component Area 3)	8
MTH 163	3		3

Major in Industrial Technology – Design and Development
Bachelor of Science

First Year	Credit	Second Year	Credit
IT 110, 134	4	IT 161, 171, 263	9
PHY 138/118, 139/119 (Component Area 3)	8		3
MTH 163	3	MTH 170	3

Major in Industrial Technology – Electronics
Bachelor of Science

First Year	Credit	Second Year	Credit
IT 110, 134, 161	7	IT 139, 171, 232, 235	12
MTH 163	3	MTH 170	3
PHY 136/116	4	PHY 138/118, 139/119 (Component Area 3)	8

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Major in Industrial Technology – Industrial Management
Bachelor of Science

First Year	Credit	Second Year	Credit
IT 110, 134	4	IT 161	3
PHY 138/118, 139/119 (Component Area 3)	8	IT Electives	6
MTH 163	3	MTH 170	3
PHY 138/118, 139/119 (Component Area 3)	8	POL 261, POL (200-level)	6

The Core Curriculum at Sam Houston State University contains 42 semester credit hours, encompassing six component areas. Each component area has a minimum credit hour requirement and a set of specific courses that may be used to satisfy the requirement. The chart below details the Sam Houston State University courses and their Texas Common Course Number (TCCN) equivalents that comprise SHSU's core curriculum. Course requirements to meet the university foreign language component of the Bachelor of Arts degree have been included for convenience.

Many departments require specific courses from core component areas to meet degree requirements. Selecting departmentally specifed core courses to complete university core requirements reduces the total number of hours required to graduate.

Component Area 1 Communication
Common Course #	SHSU Course	Credit
ENGL 1301	English 164	3
ENGL 1302	English 165	3

Component Area 2 Mathematics
Common Course #	SHSU Course	Credit
MATH 1332 OR 2312 or 2413 or 1316 or 1324	Math 164 or 170 or 142 or 163 or 199	3
MATH 1350 & MATH 1351 (both required)	MATH 184 & MATH 185	6

Credit for MATH 184 & MATH 185 is applicable only toward elementary/middle school certification.

Component Area 3 Natural Science
Common Course #	SHSU Course	Credit
Select two courses with Labs		8
BIOL 1308 & 1108	Biology 134 & 114
BIOL 2306 & 2106 or 2406	Biology 137 & 117
BIOL 1311 & 1111	Biology 161 & 111
BIOL 1313 & 1113	Biology 162 & 112
BIOL 2401	Biology 245
CHEM 1305 & 1105	Chemistry 135 & 115
CHEM 1307 & 1107	Chemistry 136 & 116
CHEM 1311 & 1111	Chemistry 138 & 118
CHEM 1312 & 1112	Chemistry 139 & 119
GEOL 1305 & 1105	Geology 132 & 112
GEOL 1303 & 1103	Geology 133 & 113
GEOL 1304 & 1104	Geology 134 & 114
GEOG 1301	Geography 131 & Lab 111 (lab required @ SHSU)
PHYS 1311 & 1111	Physics 133 & 113
PHYS 1312 & 1112	Physics 134 & 114 -subject to THECB approval
PHYS 1305 & 1105	Physics 135 & 115
PHYS 1307 & 1107	Physics 136 & 116
PHYS 1301 & 1101	Physics 138 & 118
PHYS 1302 & 1102	Physics 139 & 119
PHYS 2425	Physics 141

Component Area 4 Humanities & Visual & Performing Arts
Common Course #	SHSU Course	Credit
Select 3 hrs from visual and performing arts:		9
ARTS 1301	AGR 299
ARTS 1301	Art 160
ARTS 1311	Art 161
ARTS 1316	Art 163
ARTS 1303	Art 260
DANC 2303	Dance 172
DANC 1301	Dance 176
MUSI 1308	Music 138
MUSI 1301	Music 161
MUSI 1310	Music 264
MUSI 1306	Music 265
DRAM 1330	Theatre 160
DRAM 1351	Theatre 164
DRAM 1310	Theatre 166
DRAM 1341	Theatre 230
DRAM 2336	Theatre 231
Select 3 hours from Literature or Philosophy:
ENGL 2331OR 2332	English 265
ENGL 2342	English 266
ENGL 2343	English 267
PHIL 1301	Philosophy 261
PHIL 2306	Philosophy 263
Select 3 hours from Cultural Studies:
NO TCCN	BSL 236
Foreign Languages 263 FREN, GERM, SPAN 2311/2312 (Sign and other languages may be substituted)	Foreign Languages 264 FREN, GERM, SPAN 2312
GEOG 1303	Geography 265
GEOG 1303	Geography 266
HIST 2311	History 265
HIST 2312	History 266
SOCI 2319	Sociology 168

Component Area 5 Social and Behavioral Sciences
Common Course #	SHSU Course	Credit
Select 9 hours from:		15
HIST 1301	History 163
HIST 1302	History 164
GOVT 2301 or 2306	Political Science 261
GOVT 2302 or 2305	Political Science 285
Select 3 hours from:
SOCI 1301	Agriculture 236
ECON 1301	Economics 230
ECON 2302	Economics 233
ECON 2301	Economics 234
GEOG 1300	Geography 161
PHIL 2303	Philosophy 262
PSYC 2301	Psychology 131
PSYC 2315	Psychology 289
SOCI 1301	Sociology 131
SOCI 1306	Sociology 264
NO TCCN Local Political Systems	Political Science 231
NO TCCN State Political Systems	Political Science 232
NO TCCN Politics of Ethnic Minorities and Gender	Political Science 235
NO TCCN Comparative Survey of World Political Systems	Political Science 265
NO TCCN Introduction to Public Administration	Political Science 266
NO TCCN American Foreign Policy	Political Science 281

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Component Area 6 Institutionally Designated Option
Common Course #	SHSU Course	Credit
Select 1 hour from:
PHED 1164	KIN 215

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B.A. Foreign Language Component
language 1411	Language 141
language 1412	Language 142
language 2311	Language 263
language 2312	Language 264

Degrees require a minimum of 120 hours with 42 advanced hours (300 and 400 level courses). Some degrees require additional hours. All students are required to complete at least six writing enhanced courses accumulating a minimum, of 18 semester hours towards degree completion. Six of the hours must come from the student’s major field of study. SHSU students MUST complete ENG 164, ENG 165, Core Composite Area 2, and one-half of Composite Area 3 prior to enrollment in any upper-level class. In general, the Bachelor of Arts degree requires 8 hours of lab science and the Bachelor of Science degree requires 16 hours of lab science. Applicants for the Bachelor of Arts degree should consult their major department web page for foreign language requirements. Many colleges and programs have additional prerequisites for upper-level classes.
Prior to enrolling in core classes, students are encouraged to review specific degree requirements for their major. Selection of major specified core courses may reduce the total number of hours required for graduation.
Students are encouraged to select the university catalog offering them the most advantages with respect to degree completion. The respective university and/or college catalog selected for graduation determines final degree requirements.

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