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Prerequisite: Approved AAS Degree | 60 Credits |
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First Semester Courses | 16 Credits | |
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TMGT 3354 | Leadership | 3 |
Core | Creative Arts [50] or Language, Philosophy, & Culture [40] | 3 |
Core | Life & Physical Sciences [30] | 4 |
Core | American History [60] | 3 |
Core | Government/Political Science [70] | 3 |
Second Semester Courses | 13 Credits | |
TMGT 4310 | Human Resources Management & Labor Law | 3 |
TMGT 3303 | Communications & Conflict Resolution | 3 |
Core | Government/Political Science [70] | 3 |
Component Area Option [90] | ENGL 1302 Composition & Rhetoric -or- ENGL 2311 Technical Communications | 3 |
Component Area Option [90] | PHED 1164 - Introduction to Physical Fitness & Wellness | 1 |
Third Semester Courses | 16 Credits | |
TMGT 3307 | Operations Management in Energy, Manufacturing, and Skilled Trades | 3 |
TMGT 3311 | Information Technology for Enterprise Management | 3 |
TMGT 4301 | Industrial Cost Estimating and Control | 3 |
Core | Life and Physical Sciences [30] | 4 |
Core | American History [60] | 3 |
Fourth Semester Courses | 15 Credits | |
TMGT 4396 | Project Management in Energy, Manufacturing, and Skilled Trades | 3 |
TMGT 3355 | Mediation & Negotiation | 3 |
TMGT 4320 | Organizational Design and Management Seminar | 3 |
TMGT 3347 | Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility | 3 |
Elective | Elective Credits | 3 |
Program Total | 120 Credits |
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Core completion for the BAS is built into the 2-year plan for the degree and not required prior to entry. However, students may choose to take core requirements ahead of time.
The Bachelor of Applied Science in Energy, Manufacturing and Trades Management (BAS-EMTM) is designed for Associate of Applied Science degree-holding students seeking to advance their professional qualifications.
Graduates of the program will have a broader understanding of the managerial roles in energy, manufacturing and trades industries and will bring that understanding to their advancing roles in their places of employment. Graduates will be prepared to assume advanced responsibilities in leadership and management.
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Additional programs may be considered.
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