ITEN 1311.  Technical CAD.

An introduction to a variety of mechanical drafting applications and techniques, including orthographic projection, pictorials, and geometric dimensioning and tolerancing in pencil, and Computer Assisted Drafting and Design.

ITEN 1315.  Metalworking Processes.

An introduction to the processes and standards utilized in the manufacture of products from metal..

ITEN 2301.  Industrial Electronics.

Industrial applications of electricity and electronics, including passive components, power utilization, solid state devices and electronic production techniques.

ITEN 2320.  Industrial Materials.

An introduction to the sources, properties and testing of a variety of industrial materials.

ITEN 2321.  Architectural CAD.

Planning, design and drafting of residential and commercial buildings.

ITEN 2323.  Cost Estimating.

A survey of practical methods used in the development of cost estimates and project plans in manufacturing and construction.

ITEN 2330.  OSHA for General Industry

An introduction to OSHA's general industry standards and an overview of the requirements of the more frequently referenced standards.

ITEN 2331.  Construction Safety.

Study of plant layout and safety procedures, including information for employees, accident reporting, first aid practices, emergency procedures, fire prevention, and plant environmental conditions.

ITEN 3300.  Manufacturing Technology.

An introduction to basic manufacturing concepts, processes, and tools with examples in machine tool operations and mass production.

ITEN 3308.  Industrial Plastics.

A survey of the characteristics and the processes utilized in producing products from industrial plastics.

ITEN 3310.  Fluid Power.

Systems, instruments, and concepts utilized in the area of fluid power.  Course emphasizes fundamental theories of operation, system design, component selection, maintenance, and safety considerations.  Includes an overview of fluid logic and electrical controls.

ITEN 3311.  Manufacturing Facilities.

Study of principles, methods, and techniques utilized in planning, operating, and maintaining manufacturing and industrial facilities.

ITEN 3313.  Energy and Power Technology.

An introduction to the basic principles of energy and power transmission for industrial technologists and non-engineers.

ITEN 3315.  CAD/CAM.

Application, economics, and programming of Computer Numerical Control (CNC) machine tools.

ITEN 3324.  Industrial Controls.

Digital electronics and the application of microprocessors to industrial control.

ITEN 3331.  Construction Technology.

Systems, materials and equipment utilized in residential and commercial construction.  Includes regulatory and economic analysis of construction projects.

ITEN 3343. Advanced Manufacturing Processes.

A survey of the latest manufacturing processes that are used in order to produce products that cannot be produced with conventional manufacturing processes.  Processes covered will include, non-traditional machining methods, abrasive machining, advanced casting methods, specialized welding methods, and other high-end manufacturing processes used in manufacturing industries.

ITEN 3349.  Manufacturing Productivity.

Planning workstations, developing work methods, and establishing time standards for manufacturing operations.

ITEN 3352.  Dimensional Metrology.

Systems, instruments, and concepts utilized in the area of inspection and gaging with emphasis on traditional instruments and overviews into in-process and post-process inspection, contact and noncontact gaging, digital gaging.

ITEN 3399  Industrial Internship.

Supervised on-the-job experience in an industrial/technical area.  This course can be repeated for up to 6 semester credit hours.

ITEN 4303.  Selected Topics.

Investigations into one or more topics in current technologies.  May be repeated up to a total of six semester hours.

ITEN 4332.  Hazardous Waste and Fire Safety.

Study of fire prevention and hazardous substances.  Hazard mitigation and containment policies will be reviewed.

ITEN 4334.  Automation.

Current practice in automated manufacturing and materials handling, including group technology, robotics, CAD/CAM and CIM technology.

ITEN 4335.  Senior Projects.

Individual solution of selected problems in industrial technology under the direct supervision of a faculty member.

ITEN 4336.  Industrial Seminar.

In-depth survey of current topics in industrial production through class discussion, field trips, and research.  Includes  job hunting skills, resume writing and interviewing.

ITEN 4352.  Quality Assurance.

Methods used to insure quality production through the measurement and maintenance of desired product characteristics in manufacturing processes.

ITEN 4353.  Construction Management.

Study of management techniques to solve the unique problems associated with a construction project.  Emphasis on the management of manpower, materials, money, and machinery.

ITEN 4362.   Data Analysis and Decision Making in Technology.

Concepts of data analysis, distributions and probability, regression analysis, data and their uses, and other statistical analysis techniques with technological and industrial applications.