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Bachelor of Science in Technology (Innovation, Design & Technology)
Advisor:
Phone:
E-mail:
Office:
(903) 566-7379
John_Hansen@uttyler.edu
HPR 203
The Bachelor of
Science in Technology seeks students with an interest in developing
the technological creativity of future generations. Focusing on
innovation, technology, and design, the program prepares a
specialized group of professionals who understand the latest
technologies and processes to foster human creativity and innovation
through design practice, principles, and applications. The program
will interest those who enjoy inventing, creating, solving complex
problems and, in particular, want to foster these abilities in
others. The degree develops students’ creative abilities, through
experiential learning, and provides students with the profound
understandings needed for careers in innovation, technology
development, and design.
The faculty and facilities of The University of Texas at Tyler
provide an exceptional range of professional and academic expertise
and resources to prepare students to integrate theory and practice
and to develop leaders in innovation, technology, and design.
Graduates of this program will be exceptionally prepared to develop
the creative abilities of others in a variety of organizational
contexts.
High school students who have earned university credit for their
Project Lead The Way, or other approved 9 – 12 engineering and
technology, courses can transfer or apply up to 15 hours of their
college credit hours towards the Bachelor of Science of Technology
degree.
Program Objectives
Utilize sketching and computer design knowledge and skills to
enhance
communication, visualization, ideation, optimization,
and evaluation of designs.
Apply their knowledge of design and innovation fundamentals,
principles, and
practices to the creation of human-centered
products.
Integrate mathematics, science, technology, and design knowledge
and skills to
design activities.
Appreciate
the
legal, ethical, professional, and societal expectations of
design
and designers.
Discuss and generate
informed perspectives on the philosophical, ethical, and
professional responsibilities and expectations of innovators,
designers, and
technologists.
Apply tools, equipment, processes, and procedures towards design activities.
Plan and implement
effective experiences that enhance technological creativity
through design.
Develop and maintain
safe, productive, and creative learning environments for
implementing activities in innovation, technology, and design
education.
Appreciate the influence various technologies have and are having on modern life.
Apply research processes typically used in the development of technology.
Apply prototyping
and simulation practices to the development of technological
solutions.
Teacher
Certification
All
students wishing to be certified to teach technology education
(6-12) in Texas public schools must complete the Academic
Foundations, Professional Development, and required technology
courses and meet the requirements described in the Certification
section of the College of Education and Psychology section of this
catalog. For further information see a consultant in the Department
of Curriculum and Instruction.
Bachelor of Science
in Technology - 120 hours
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FIRST YEAR |
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Second
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*ENGL |
Grammar and Composition I |
*ENGL |
Grammar and
Composition I |
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*HIST 1301 |
Unites States History I |
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TECH 1360 |
Intro to 3-D Design & Modeling |
TECH 13621 |
Human-Centered Design |
| *MATH 1314 |
College Algebra |
TECH 1365 |
Prototyping & Simulation |
| *UNIV 1300 |
Freshman Seminar |
PHIL 2306 | Introduction to Ethics |
| Hours - 15 |
Hours - 15 |
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SECOND YEAR |
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| First Semester |
Second
Semester |
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TECH 1330 |
Fundamentals of Electronics |
TECH 2311 |
Fluid & Mechanical Systems |
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TECH 2360 |
Industrial Design |
TECH 2330 | Info & Comm Technologies |
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*POLS 2305 |
Intro to
American Government |
MATH 1342 |
Statistics |
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MATH 1316 |
Trigonometry |
ART 1301 |
Introduction to Art |
| *XXXX XXXX |
Science Elective |
POLS 2306 |
Introductory Texas Politics |
| Hours - 15 |
Hours - 15 |
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THIRD YEAR |
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| First Semester |
Second
Semester |
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TECH 3360 |
Technological R & D |
TECH 3365 |
Invention, Innovation & Design |
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GENB 3370 |
Info & Comm Techniques |
TECH 4306 | Principles of Technology I |
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CHEM 1311 |
General Chemistry I |
EDSP 3351 |
Managing & Instructing Diverse Learners |
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CHEM 1111 |
General Chemistry I Lab |
EDFB 4320 |
Teaching Skills |
| EDUC 3310 |
School & Society |
ENGL 2363 | World Lit Since the Renaissance |
| EPSY 3340 |
Ed Psyc: Adolescent Dev & Learn |
MATH 2413 | Calculus I |
| Hours - 16 |
Hours - 19 |
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FOURTH YEAR |
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| First Semester |
Second
Semester |
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TECH 4365 |
Design & Innovation Strategies |
TECH 4369 |
The Designed World |
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TECH 4367 |
Design & Innovation Studio |
EDUC 4640 | Student Teaching |
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EDFB 4338 |
Reading in Content Area |
EDUC 4057 |
Capstone Seminar |
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ECON 2301 |
Introduction to Economics |
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| PHYS 2325 |
Physics I |
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| PHYS 2125 |
University Physics I Lab |
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| Hours - 16 |
Hours - 9 |
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School of Human Resource Development and Technology
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