The Applied Integrated Technology degree offers a unique, interdisciplinary program which prepares students for positions in high technology fields applying the principles of science, engineering, and mathematics to solve technical problems. The comprehensive curriculum addresses the impact of technology on engineering and manufacturing processes, and carefully integrates machining, optical, electrical, mechanical, and manufacturing technologies. Students are provided with extensive hands-on laboratory experience and work on team projects which simulate industry scenarios.

Upon completion of the program students can be placed directly in careers as technicians in product design, system troubleshooting, manufacturing process development, evaluation of components and systems, and translating engineering designs into end-products.

Alternatively, students who may want to transfer to a four year baccalaureate degree may need to complete additional bridge courses.

Students should meet regularly with their program advisor to make certain that their course selections meet the requirements of the program and their career choices.

Recommended preparation: Three years of high school mathematics are required through Sequential Math III (Regents level strongly recommended), and one-half year of physics or physical science is recommended.

(Housed in the Engineering Technologies Department)

Distribution Requirements	Credit Hours
FIRST SEMESTER: 18-19 Credit Hours
ELT 130 System Electricity	3
ENR 153 Engineering Graphics & Machining	4
MTH 140 Technical Math I*	3-4
OPT 131 Optical Elements and Ray Optics	4
TEK 101 Computer Applications for Technicians	2
Physical/Health Education	2
Total	18-19
SECOND SEMESTER: 17 Credit Hours
ELT 232 System Electronics	4
ENG 101 College Composition OR ENG 200 Advanced Composition	3
MET 122 Advanced Modeling with SolidWorks	3
MTH 141 Technical Mathematics II*	3
OPT 135 Measurement and Analysis	4
Total	17
THIRD SEMESTER: 16 Credit Hours
ENG 251 Technical Writing	3
MFG 201 Computer Aided Manufacturing	2
OPT 235 Advanced Optical Manufacturing	4
PHY 131 Applied Physics I OR PHY 145 College Physics I	4
HUMANITIES ELECTIVE	3
Total	16
FOURTH SEMESTER: 14-16 Credit Hours
CEL 200 General Internship OR TECHNICAL ELECTIVE**	3
ENR 259 Engineering Design Lab	1
MET 206 Engineering Materials	3
MFG 203 Manufacturing Planning	3
SOCIAL SCIENCE ELECTIVE	3
TEK 106 Special Topics in Engineering Technology	1-3
Total	14-16
TOTAL CREDITS	65-68*

* MTH 140 and MTH 141 is a sequence. Students who plan to transfer to a four-year program may wish to substitute the three course sequence MTH 160 (3 cr.), MTH 164 (1 cr.) and MTH 165 (3 cr.). Students not proficient in algebra or trigonometry should take MTH 135 preferably in Summer Session prior to starting Applied Integrated Technology. Students with excellent high school math records may wish to select a more advanced math program following consultation with the Mathematics Department.

** Technical Elective: Any course in CIT, ELT, MET, OPT, or see department chairperson for a substitution waiver.