2010-2011 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Industrial and Engineering Technology
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Ellensburg (E)
Hogue Hall, room 107
CWU-Des Moines (DM)
CWU-Lynnwood (L)
509-963-1756 (E)
Fax: 509-963-1795
206-439-3800 (DM)
425-640-1574 (L)
www.cwu.edu/~iet
See the Industrial and Engineering Technology Department’s Web site for additional information detailing how these programs could be used for educational and career opportunities.
Faculty and Staff
Chair
Michael L. Whelan, PhD
Professors
William Bender, PhD, construction management
David Carns, MS, construction management
Craig Johnson, PhD, mechanical engineering technology
Taiqian Q. Yang, PhD, electronics
Associate Professors
Scott Calahan, MEd, industrial/technology education
John (Jack) A. Gumaer, MS, electronics
Lad Holden, MT, electronics
Michael L. Whelan, PhD, construction management
Assistant Professors
Roger Beardsley, MS, mechanical engineering technology
Geoff Dean, PhD, industrial and engineering technology
John O’Neill, MPA, safety and health management
P. Warren Plugge, PhD, construction management
Emeritus Professors
G.W. Beed, EdD
D. Ken Calhoun, EdD
Robert Wieking, PhD
Tim Yoxtheimer, MS
Lecturers
William Cattin, MS, industrial technology
Juan Robertson, PhD, MSET (DM)
Staff
Susan Van de Venter, assistant to the chair
Javier Santillana, instructional and classroom support technician
Department Overview
The Department of Industrial and Engineering Technology offers BS and BAS degree programs in various technologies.
Accrediting Information
The Construction Management program is fully accredited by the American Council for Construction Education (ACCE).
The Electronics Engineering Technology program and Mechanical Engineering Technology program are accredited by the Technology Accreditation Commission of the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (TAC/ABET), 111 Market Place, Suite 1050, Baltimore, MD 21202-4012,
Telephone 410-347-7700.
Department Information
Some programs have specific admission requirements and admission deadlines. Specific information for each program can be found on the program Web site.
Students should seek advising from their program advisor prior to registration each quarter.
Courses with an additional fee are identified in the special course fee section of the student handbook published by the registrar.
Majors:
Construction Management (BS)
Electronics Engineering Technology (BS)
Computer Engineering Technology
Electronic Systems
Industrial Technology (BS, BAS)
Mechanical Engineering Technology (BS)
Mechanical Technology
Manufacturing Technology
Industrial Education (Broad Area) (BS)
Industrial Education (BS)
Safety and Health Management (BS, BAS)
Minors:
Construction Safety
Electronics-Computer Hardware
Industrial Technology
Safety and Health Management
Traffic Safety Education
Safety and Health Management Program
Hogue Hall, room 107
509-963-1756
Fax: 509-963-1795
www.cwu.edu/~iet
Advisors
John O’Neill, MPA
Michael L. Whelan, PhD
Program Information
The vision for the BS major in safety and health management is one that is recognized for preparing students to be well-rounded safety practitioners who have the confidence and capabilities to navigate the complex organizational and knowledge networks necessary to succeed in contemporary safety and health management.
The safety and health field includes many industries, functions, and occupations. Graduates from the curriculum have a history of high employment rates and competitive starting salaries.
The BS in safety and health management is the primary program for the student seeking a baccalaureate degree leading to a career in safety and health management. The program requires completion of an approved minor or second major.
Admission Requirements
Applications are accepted throughout the academic year. Admission to the program is based upon a review of completed prerequisite courses and application materials Please see the program application at
www.cwu.edu/~iet/programs/shm/documents/bsshm_app.doc.
Admission to any course requires a grade of C or better in each prerequisite listed. Students who do not meet the prerequisite grade requirement will be dropped from the course.
A student is expected to complete each course used to fulfill a degree program requirement with a grade of C or better. Students must complete all CWU basic and breadth requirements prior to beginning 400 level SHM coursework.
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