Engineering Technology
Master of Science
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Program Intro
This degree prepares you to become a technology leader with a concentration in engineering technology with primary focus on one of the following three areas of study: electrical, mechanical and mechatronics engineering technology.
Our program provides flexibility so you can pursue a wide range of interdisciplinary interests. In addition to technical skills, you’ll develop leadership skills grounded in ethics as well as an understanding of the global issues that affect technology.
Our interdisciplinary approach empowers you to customize your course of study to suit your interests and career goals. With this broad-based, flexible degree, you’ll enter the marketplace with a distinct and sought-after advantage.
Curriculum Overview
This program emphasizes leading-edge concepts as well as their strategic application. To best achieve your specific career objectives, you can choose from a flexible, directed 33-hour project-based plan of study or a 30-hour coursework-based curriculum.
Master of Science in Technology degree is designed to allow students to achieve their career objectives, the program is a flexible, directed project or coursework based plan of study.
Sample Courses
- IT 50800 – Quality and Productivity in Industry and Technology
- TECH 57900 – Sustainability Engineering
The program allows students to pursue an advanced degree in a specific technology area, with the flexibility to pursue interdisciplinary interests and develop leadership skills based on ethics and an understanding of global issues affecting technology.
Sample Courses
- TECH 64600 – Analysis of Research in Industry and Technology
- IT 57100 – Project Management in Industry and Technology
Highlights
We partner with business, industry and government to give you opportunities to solve real-world problems. Dedicated technology labs with state-of-the-art equipment provide application-oriented learning experiences that give you an edge when you’re seeking internships and jobs.
Outcomes
No longer can business and industry exist without technology. That’s the philosophy behind the College of Technology’s master’s degree programs, which were launched in 2008.
Now, with more than 500 alumni of these programs, we’ve grown to become a leader in technology education, addressing the growing need for skilled professionals who can solve complex problems and lead technical teams.
The MS degree exposed me to areas of the field I normally do not have the chance to gain hands on experience, but work side by side with those teams. The exposure to the other fields of IT personally helps me understand how to solution a problem from end to end.
The Technology, MS program provided me with a platform which highly supported my passion towards Electrical Engineering and made opportunities available for me to explore the exciting arena of Industrial Automation.
Meet the Faculty
Professor, Mechanical Engineering Technology
Lash Mapa is a professor in mechanical engineering technology, both graduate and undergraduate programs. He has expertise in manufacturing and service improvements incorporating quality, lean six sigma projects and RFID.
Assistant Professor, Industrial Engineering Technology
Ali Alavizadeh is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Engineering Technology. His research interests include numerical methods and simulation in solid and fluid mechanics and complex systems.
Assistant Professor, Mechatronics Engineering Technology
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