The industrial distribution curriculum prepares you for a career in industrial sales, purchasing, inventory management, product distribution, customer service, and technical supervision. Coursework includes a broad spectrum of technical and sales experiences in material and processes of industry, automation, design, electronics, industrial distribution, selling, technical presentations, and management. The manufacturing curriculum prepares you for a career in production engineering and plant layout, quality assurance, inventory management, and technical supervision. Use of computer based design and simulation software and hardware is an integral part of the curriculum. The urban and regional planning curriculum prepares you for a career in government and as consultants such as an urban planner, development consultant, transportation manager, historic preservationist, or environmental manager.
Planning is a profession that is dedicated to managing change.
Planners help communities develop strategies for land use, historic preservation, transportation, community development, and environment management. Planners help manage the social, economic, and physical changes that affect our towns, cities, and regions. Freshman and sophomore cadets spend one hour per week in class and one hour per week in leadership laboratory. To try it out, simply register for AERO 1100 and AERO 1101. In addition to learning about the Army and what it takes to be an officer in the Armed Forces, our courses will help you gain the self confidence needed to succeed in today's world.