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Manufacturing Technology
Manufacturing Technology
The Bachelor of Manufacturing Technology is a transfer pro- The degree should be in an appropriate technical field.
gram designed to enable community college A.A.S. graduates Only courses in which the student has earned a grade of “C”
who are interested in manufacturing to complete their bachelor’s or better may be accepted for transfer. Students admitted
degree while they are working. must have previously completed the following requirements
or make them up while working on the B.M.T. degree.
Admission to the manufacturing technology program is
competitive. It is based on a review of college transcripts,
documentation of work experience, and an admission interview.
The applicant must hold an A.A.S. degree from an
accredited college or the equivalent.
Faculty
Program Director
Keith E. McKee
125 Engineering I
Ext. 73650
Program Coordinator
Pamela Houser
Ext. 73584
Outreach Coordinator
Jerry Field
Ext. 73651
Department Home Page
www.iit.edu/~iitbmt/bmt.html
Admission Requirements
Mathematics
Six credit hours of mathematics at the level of college algebra
or above.
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The degree requires 126 hours including transfer and coursework
completed at IIT.
Chairman, Academic Overview Committee
Kalpakjian
Adjunct Professor
Levine
Part-Time Faculty
Copley, English, Feldy, Gibson, Maurer, Nemeth, Sud,
Thakkar, Tomal, Vohra
Technology Transfer
Michal Safar
should include at least one laboratory science. In some cases,
certain technology courses might be applied to this requirement.
Computer Science Humanities
Three credit hours of computer programming. Six credit hours. Relevant studies include literature, philosophy
(except logic) and history.
Natural Science
Eleven credit hours of science or engineering courses.
Relevant courses include physics, chemistry or biology. Up to
6 credit hours may be in graphics/drafting. Coursework
IIT Undergraduate Bulletin 1999-2001
Social Sciences
Three credit hours. These typically include anthropology, geography,
political science, psychology, sociology and economics.