The Department of Technology Education and Construction Management provides baccalaureate programs for educating industrial arts teachers for elementary, middle, junior high, and senior high schools, as well as technical education teachers for vocational and technical schools. The department also offers four-year baccalaureate programs in construction management and facilities management, and master's degree programs for supervisors, coordinators, and administrators in industrial and technical education. In addition, the Department of Technology Education and Construction Management cooperates with the College of Education to offer a minor in industrial education for the doctor of education degree. The Department of Manufacturing Engineering and Engineering Technology offers four-year baccalaureate programs in electronics engineering technology, manufacturing engineering technology, and manufacturing engineering. Engineering Engineering, with a strong emphasis on mathematics and the basic sciences, has been offered at Brigham Young University since 1952.
Graduates find acceptance in the best graduate schools and in top industrial organizations.
Many are in key positions in leading industries or have important assignments with government agencies. With the evident need extending well into the future for those skilled in solving technological problems, an engineering degree from BYU is a valuable professional accomplishment. This should qualify one to begin college mathematics with analytic geometry and calculus. If deficiencies are not too serious, they can probably be made up by fall semester. To complete these programs in less total time, students can take advantage of the spring and summer terms' offerings.