The Manufacturing concentration in the Masters of Science in Industrial Technology degree provides advanced study in the implementation and management of manufacturing processes and operations. Manufacturing is offered only on-line. Courses are not offered face to face on the resident campus.
Courses require significant on-line time.
Requirements for on-line programs must be met. Courses are offered and sequenced to meet the schedule demands of full-time employed professionals. The average MSIT course requires 15 hours of preparation each week and students take only six hours of coursework each semester. The typical student requires 28 months to complete the MSIT degree. Students must demonstrate their knowledge on a Comprehensive Examination before they begin the ITEC 6100 Research Project.