Industrial Technology Management - Program Description

The Industrial Technology Management (ITM) curriculum provides students with the opportunity to blend technical interests with management and leadership aspirations. This academic program is ideal for students seeking to build upon a background in engineering technology (e.g. electrical, mechanical, civil, or construction) with an emphasis on developing abilities for project management, systems thinking, managerial skills, entrepreneurship, and business development.

Students in this Major:

  • Have a specialization in an engineering discipline.
  • Are able to plan and manage technical projects.
  • Are prepared to contribute to business development activities such as field services, technical marketing, product development and operational support.
  • Are able to communicate in an organized manner through technical reports in written, oral, and other formats appropriate to their careers.
  • Develop skills to function in and lead a team based effort.

Career Opportunities:

Employment opportunities are broad and span the range of industry and commerce. Opportunities in this market include:

  • Manufacturing and quality control
  • Operations management
  • Logistics
  • Field managers
  • Planning and scheduling
  • Sales

Admission Requirements:

  • Refer to the table of high school course prerequisites for admission.
  • Incoming students will meet all general admission requirements as freshmen to SUNY Canton and be prepared to take College Algebra (MATH 121). Transfer students will be evaluated individually by the program academic advisor and must have a minimum GPA of 2.0.

PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS (Curriculum 0935)

The following shows the typical course sequence and program requirements.

Semester I Credits

Prefix Course Name Credits
ENGL 101 Composition and the Spoken Word (GER 10) 3
MATH 121
MATH 123
College Algebra (GER 4) OR
Pre-Calculus (GER 4)
4
PHYS or CHEM Physics or Chemistry6 4
  Program Elective1 3
  Program Elective1 3
  TOTAL CREDITS 17

Semester II Credits

Prefix Course Name Credits
ACCT 101
ACCT 104
Accounting I OR
Survey of Accounting
4
MATH 161 Calculus I 4
PHYS or CHEM Physics or Chemistry6 4
  Program Elective1 3
  Program Elective1 3
  TOTAL CREDITS 18

Semester III Credits

Prefix Course Name Credits
ECON 101
ECON 103
Macroeconomics (GER 7) OR
Microeconomics (GER 7)
3
MATH 141 Statistics (GER 4) 3
  Program Elective1 3
  Program Elective1 3
  GER3 3
  TOTAL CREDITS 15

Semester IV Credits

Prefix Course Name Credits
BSAD 201 Business Law I 3
  Program Elective1 3
  Program Elective1 3
  GER3 3
  DEISJ Elective (GER 3) 3
  TOTAL CREDITS 15

Semester V Credits

Prefix Course Name Credits
BSAD 340 Management Communications* 3
SOET 361 Project Management 3
  U/L Program Elective1 3
  Program Elective1 3
  Track Elective2 3
  TOTAL CREDITS 15

Semester VI Credits

Prefix Course Name Credits
BSAD 301 Principles of Management 3
SOET 370 Engineering Economics 3
  Program Elective1 3
  Track Elective2 3
  U/L Liberal Arts/Science 3
  TOTAL CREDITS 15

Semester VII Credits

Prefix Course Name Credits
BSAD 449 Management Policies 3
SOET 377 Engineering Ethics 1
SOET 430 Systems Analysis 3
  U/L Program Elective1 3
  U/L Track Elective2 3
  U/L Liberal Arts/Science 3
  TOTAL CREDITS 16

Semester VIII Credits

Prefix Course Name Credits
SOET 348 Engineering Safety 1
SOET 477 Engineering Technology Capstone Project 3
  U/L Track Elective2 3
  U/L Track Elective2 3
  U/L Business Elective3 3
  TOTAL CREDITS 13

* Fulfills writing intensive requirement.

U/L = Upper Level Courses (300/400).
GER = General Education Requirement.

All graduates must have a minimum of 45 U/L credits and 30 liberal arts credits.

1All Program Elective courses presented for graduation must have at least a grade of C (or transfer credit). Program Electives can be chosen from the Canino School of Engineering technology, the Business Department, or the Cybersecurity program.

3 Students must complete eight of eleven SUNY General Education Requirements for 30 total credits.

4 A business elective (U/D) is an elective from business school upper division courses.

5 Minimum mathematics requirement is MATH 121 College Algebra or MATH 123 Pre-Calculus Algebra, or equivalent.

6 Physics or Chemistry Electives can be chosen from PHYS 121 & 125, PHYS 122 & 126, PHYS 131 & 135, PHYS 132 & 136, CHEM 150, CHEM 155, or equivalent.

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Industrial Technology Management
Christopher Mayville
Curriculum Coordinator
315-386-7847
mayville@canton.edu