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Technology Management (B.S.)

The Technology Management major provides technology proficiency together with the managerial know-how that employers need. With a sound base of knowledge in the core areas of programming, networks, databases, web, and digital media, combined with both fundamental and upper-level management courses such as leadership, organizational development, and project management, graduates will be capable of managing technical staff and projects, but will also develop their capacities as strategic leaders who understand changing organizations and can make a contribution even as trends continuously emerge.

Students will:

Demonstrate a sound understanding of fundamental management and accounting practices.
Possess proficiency in technology, including fundamentals of programming, network systems, databases, and the web.
Lead teams, manage projects, and make decisions effectively.
Communicate successfully to and with technical and non-technical audiences.
Engage with emerging trends in the rapidly evolving environments of technology and business, and understand their potential applications and risks.
Assess the contributions that effective technology management makes to organizational goals and their achievement.
Apply, integrate, and synthesize competencies gained from technical and management courses to make a strategic contribution to business enterprise.

Early Course Group		Taken early in the degree program.
CRIT 500	Critical Thinking	4 cr
CMPL 612	Advanced Software Tools (Pre-requisite: CMPL 511)	4 cr
ENG 500	Writing Process	4 cr
MATH 504	Statistics (Pre-requisite: MATH 502)	4 cr
COMM 553	Presentational Communication	4 cr
MGMT 500	Principles of Management	4 cr
Middle Course Group		Taken in the middle of the degree program.
MGMT 511	Financial Accounting	4 cr
CMPL 515	Programming Fundamentals	4 cr
COMM 601	Trends in Digital and Social Media	4 cr
ENG 601	Writing for the Professions	4 cr
MGMT 602	Leadership	4 cr
Upper Course Group		Taken near the end of the degree program.
CMPL 614	Computer and Network Systems	4 cr
MGMT 626	Project Management Strategies	4 cr
MGMT 622	Database Management Systems	4 cr
MGMT 623	Systems Analysis and Design	4 cr
Major Elective	Choose 1: MGMT 608: Managing Diversity, MGMT 620: Effecting Positive Change, or MGMT 621: Managing Conflict.	4 cr
Capstone Course		Taken after all other requirements in the major.
TCHM 650	Integrative Capstone in Technology Mgmt	4 cr
Anytime Courses		Choose courses of interest in these areas at any time to fill openings in your degree program.
Arts and Culture		4 cr
Literature and Ideas		4 cr
History and Politics		4 cr
Social Science		4 cr
Science (2 Courses)		8 cr
General Electives		Choose additional courses to reach required total of 120 credits.
Global Perspectives Requirement		Choose 1 course designated as a Global Perspectives (GP) course.
Total		120 cr (minimum)
Important Note: Transfer credits, Exams, Prior Learning Credit, and grades earned will impact the above. Download a printable version of this page.*

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