2002-2003 UAF Catalog

Degrees and Programs

Technology

Interdisciplinary Program

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Degree: B.T.

Minimum Requirements for Degree: 120 credits

This program offers qualified applicants the opportunity to expand upon their vocational/technical education. The B.T. degree allows students to choose business or interdisciplinary studies.

Business enhances managerial/entrepreneurial skills. Interdisciplinary studies allows the exceptional student to tailor a baccalaureate program to their unique needs. Information and advising for this degree is through the Academic Advising Center.

Undergraduate Program

Major

Technology -- B.T. Degree

1. Complete the general university requirements.
2. Complete the following B.T. degree requirements.
3. Complete the following:

ENGL 314W,O/2 -- Technical Writing (3 credits)

MATH at the 100-level or above (MATH 161 if taking option 4a) (3 credits)

TTCH 301 -- Technology and Society (3 credits)

Computer competency (3 credits)

Specialty Electives (6 credits)

4. Complete 1 of the following specialization options:*
a. Complete the following:**

ACCT 161 -- Accounting Concepts and Uses I (3 credits)

ACCT 262 -- Accounting Concepts and Uses II (3 credits)

BA 151 -- Introduction to Business (3 credits)

ECON 200 -- Principles of Economics (4 credits)

STAT 200 -- Elementary Probability and Statistics (3 credits)

Complete 5 courses from the following:

BA 307 -- Personnel Management (3 credits)

BA 317W -- Employment Law (3 credits)

BA 325 -- Financial Management (3 credits)

BA 330 -- The Legal Environment of Business (4 credits)

BA 343 -- Principles of Marketing (3 credits)

BA 390 -- Organizational Theory and Behavior (3 credits)

BA 447W,O -- Compensation Management (3 credits)

BA 457 -- Training and Management Development (3 credits)

BA 475 -- Transportation and Logistics (3 credits)

(Advisor approved upper division internship or advanced technical experience.)

b. Interdisciplinary***
5. Complete 30 credits at UAF in the area of specialization (either completed in residence or accepted by transfer as equivalent to specific UAF courses).
Complete 1 of the following to demonstrate competence in the area of specialization:
a. An associate of applied science degree from an accredited institution of higher education. In general, the name of the degree shall be bachelor of technology. The following concentration areas are available to students who complete a UAF A.A.S. degree.
* Apprenticeship Technology
* Aviation Technology
* Community Health
* Culinary Arts
* Early Childhood Education
* Emergency Services
* Human Services
* Maintenance Technology
* Medical Assistant
* Microcomputer Support Specialist
* Office Management and Technology
* Paralegal Studies
b. Substitute 1 of the following as a demonstration of competency in an applied or technical field with the approval of the Curricular Affairs Committee of the Faculty Senate:
* A.A.S. or similar degree earned at a non-accredited institution, deemed appropriate by the faculty.
* State or federal certification deemed appropriate by the faculty.
* Journeyman status in trades and industry, deemed appropriate by the faculty.
6. Minimum credits required (120 credits)
* Student must earn a C grade or better in each course.

** No more than 25% of total coursework may be taken in the School of Management.

*** See "Interdisciplinary Studies" in the Degrees and Programs section.

Note: At least 39 credits must be 300-level or above.

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