Student ID:__________________________ Student Name:_______________________ Adviser Name:_______________________ | Catalog: 2013-2014 Catalog Program: Industrial Technology - Vehicle Design Specialization, BS Minimum Credits Required:__________________ | |||||||||||
Industrial Technology - Vehicle Design Specialization, BSDepartment of Engineering Technology, College of Sciences and Technology 118 creditsIntroduction/What is the Study of Industrial Technology-Vehicle Design?The Bachelor of Science degree program in industrial technology-vehicle design prepares graduates for design, product development and manufacturing in the automotive, marine, aerospace, composites, and alternative fuel industry. The program uses vehicle research, design and development projects to educate students. Through the Vehicle Research Institute, over 50 vehicles have been built since 1972. Since 1989, developing hybrid electrical and natural gas/biomethane vechicle technology has been a focus of the program. The student teams have set records around Indianapolis Motor Speedway, up Pike’s Peak and across the Australian Outback with a class win in the 1990 World Solar Challenge. A recent team was the only U.S. university-based team in the finals of the Progressive Automotive X Prize - a $10 million prize to build a 100 mile per hour gallon car. Graduates have entered a wide range of industry sectors including: automotive, racing industries, aerospace, marine, heavy duty vehicle, composites, prototype design and manufacturing, computer numerically controlled machining and biofuels. Students gain an understanding of the tools, materials and processes used in industry. Why Consider a Vehicle Design Specialization in Industrial Technology Major?The Bachelor of Science Degree program in Industrial Technology prepares graduates for the above listed fields.
How to Declare (Admission and Declaration Process):Admission to the Industrial Technology-Vehicle Design program is a two-phase process. When students initially declare, they are designated as pre-majors. Admission to full major status is determined by academic performance as a pre-major. See the department’s website for details, http://www.etec.wwu.edu/. Grade RequirementsA grade of C- or better is required for a student’s major or minor courses, and supporting courses for majors and minors. |
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Requirements | ||||||||||||
Core Courses: 70 credits | ||||||||||||
Course Name | Term Taken | Grade | Gen Ed | |||||||||
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❑ ETEC 112 - Introduction to Engineering, Design and Graphics | ||||||||||||
❑ ETEC 113 - Introduction to Computer-Aided Design | ||||||||||||
❑ ETEC 220 - Introduction to Engineering Materials | ||||||||||||
❑ ETEC 224 - Applied Engineering Statics | ||||||||||||
❑ ETEC 225 - Strength of Materials | ||||||||||||
❑ ETEC 246 - Manufacturing Processes I | ||||||||||||
❑ ETEC 280 - Power Mechanics | ||||||||||||
❑ ETEC 281 - Power Transmission | ||||||||||||
❑ ETEC 327 - Manufacturing Economics | ||||||||||||
❑ ETEC 333 - Polymer Technology | ||||||||||||
❑ ETEC 334 - Reinforced Plastics/Composites | ||||||||||||
❑ ETEC 380 - Advanced Power Mechanics | ||||||||||||
❑ ETEC 382 - Automotive Electronics | ||||||||||||
❑ ETEC 400 - Independent Study | ||||||||||||
❑ ETEC 480 - Advanced Emission Control | ||||||||||||
❑ ETEC 484 - Vehicle Design | ||||||||||||
❑ ETEC 486 - Advanced Vehicle Design | ||||||||||||
Supporting courses: 48 credits | ||||||||||||
Course Name | Term Taken | Grade | Gen Ed | |||||||||
❑ CHEM 121 - General Chemistry I | ||||||||||||
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CSCI 138 - Programming Fundamentals in Visual Basic | ||||||||||||
CSCI 140 - Programming Fundamentals in C++ | ||||||||||||
CSCI 141 - Computer Programming I | ||||||||||||
❑ MATH 114 - Precalculus I AND MATH 115 - Precalculus II | ||||||||||||
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MATH 118 - Accelerated Precalculus | ||||||||||||
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MATH 124 - Calculus and Analytic Geometry I | ||||||||||||
MATH 134 - Calculus I Honors | ||||||||||||
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MATH 125 - Calculus and Analytic Geometry II | ||||||||||||
MATH 135 - Calculus II Honors | ||||||||||||
❑ PHYS 161 - Physics with Calculus I | ||||||||||||
❑ PHYS 162 - Physics with Calculus II | ||||||||||||
❑ PHYS 163 - Physics with Calculus III | ||||||||||||
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COMM 101 - Fundamentals of Speech | ||||||||||||
COMM 235 - Exposition and Argumentation | ||||||||||||
Recommended electives to fulfill 60 credit upper division course requirement: | ||||||||||||
ETEC 311 - Perspective and Rendering I | ||||||||||||
ETEC 322 - Numerical Control Operations | ||||||||||||
ETEC 341 - Engineering and Society | ||||||||||||
ETEC 362 - Advanced CAD: Surface Modeling | ||||||||||||
ETEC 381 - Advanced Power Transmission | ||||||||||||
ETEC 426A - Advanced Computer Numerical Control - Surfacing and Contours | ||||||||||||
ETEC 434 - Advanced Composites | ||||||||||||
ETEC 461 - CAD Automation | ||||||||||||
ETEC 481 - Gaseous Fuels | ||||||||||||
ETEC 489 - Directed Research in Power Mechanics | ||||||||||||
University Graduation RequirementsGeneral University Requirements (GURS) | ||||||||||||
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