Bachelor of Industrial Technology and Management

Department Web Site: www.intm.iit.edu

TheobjectiveoftheBachelorofIndustrialTechnology andManagement(BINTM)programistoprepareskilled adultsformanagerialpositionsinindustry.Thiscompletion programisdesignedforworkingindividualswhohave technicaltraininginmanufacturingorindustrialspecialties. Theprogramenablesstudentstobuilduponexistingskills, improvetheirmanagerialcapabilities,andtherebyexpand theircareeropportunities. Tosuitfulltimeworkschedules,coursesareoffered eveningsandSaturdaysatIITsMainCampusinChicago, IITsRiceCampusinWheaton,Illinois,andviatheInternet forstudentswhoareunabletoattendliveclasses. Theprogramoffersfivespecializations:IndustrialFacilities (IF),IndustrialSustainability(ST),ManufacturingTechnology (MT),SupplyChainManagement(SCM)andTelecommunica tionTechnology(TT).Studentshavetheoptiontocomplete aspecializationortakecoursesfrommorethanoneareaas electives.Thecorecurriculumcoversmaterialapplicable toallindustrialsectors.Thisapproachallowsstudentsto optimizecourseselectiontosuitcareerobjectives. Theidealcandidateforthisprogramisapersonwhoisalready workingwithin,orhasastronginterestin,theseindustriesor relatedfields.Thiscurriculumprovidesabroadknowledge basewhichgivesstudentstheflexibilitytoadvancewithina chosentechnicalspecialty,ormoveintoarelatedcareerata professionalormanagementlevel. Admissiontotheprogramisbasedonareviewofcollege transcriptsplusconsiderationofworkexperienceandcareer goals.Nominally,63semesterhoursfromanaccredited collegeisrequiredforadmission(onlycoursesgradedCor betterareacceptedfortransfer).Thosewhohaveaccruedat least45hourstowardsadmissionrequirementsmaybe admittedwiththeconditionthatoutstandingrequirements becompletedwithintwoyears.Candidateswithmorethan 63hoursoftransferablecreditmayqualifytohaveexcess creditappliedtowardsINTMcoursework. AthreecourseINTMcertificateprogramisavailablefor individualsinterestedinimprovingmanagementand decisionmakingskills.Thecoursesarepartoftheregular curriculumandcanbeappliedtowardtheBINTMdegree.

Administration, Faculty and Staff

Director MazinSafar 312.567.3624 safar@iit.edu Admin.Associate CynthiaSpoor 312.567.3652 spoor@iit.edu ProgramManager PamelaHouser 312.567.3584 houser@iit.edu OfficeAssistant MariellaSanchez 312.567.3656 msanche7@iit.edu OutreachCoordinator WilliamMaurer 312.567.3654 maurer@iit.edu CommunicationsCoord. EveGutmann 312.567.3649 egutmann@iit.edu Faculty Arditi,Ayman,Blair,Bobco,Caltagirone, Cesarone,Coates,Davis,Donahue,Field, Footlik,Goldberg,Goldman,Gopal, Hoffman,Jabbari,Jain,Kumiega, Lemming,Lewis,Maurer,Nicholson, Prendergast,Rozansky,Safar,Shankar, Shields,Tijunelis,Tomal,Twombly

Admission Requirements
Mathematics Sixcredithoursatthelevelofcollegealgebraorabove. HumanitiesandSocialSciences Twelvecredithours.Humanitiescoursesincludeliterature, philosophy(exceptlogic)andhistory.Socialsciences typicallyincludeanthropology,geography,politicalscience, psychology,sociologyandeconomics.Aminimumofthree credithoursineachcategoryisrequired.Amaximumofsix credithoursinlowerlevelHumanities(at100or200level) canbeaccepted. TechnicalCoursework Thirtyonecredithours.(Candidateswithadequatecollege creditbutlackingthetechnicalcourseworkmayqualifyfor admissionbasedonastronginterestand/orexperiencein industrialtechnology.)

ComputerScience Threecredithoursofcomputerprogramming. NaturalScience Elevencredithoursofscienceorengineeringcourses. Relevantcoursesincludephysics,chemistryorbiology (physicshighlyrecommended).Uptosixcredithoursmay beingraphics/drafting.Itispreferredthattwosequential coursesbecompletedinasinglefield,andthethirdcourse beinadifferentfield.Incertaincases,technologycourses maysatisfythisrequirement.

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Industrial Technology and Management Curriculum

Atotalof126credithoursarerequiredforthebachelors degree,consistingof63credits(21courses)ofjuniorand seniorlevelcoursescompletedatIITandthe63transfer creditsrequiredforadmission.Studentsmayattendon aparttimeorfulltimebasis,understandingthatINTM coursesaregenerallyofferedeveningstoaccommodate fulltimeworkschedulesofstudents. Thecorecurriculum(14courses)emphasizesproficiencyin theessentialfunctionsofindustrialenterpriseswith afocusonmanagementrelatedtopics.Thiscoursework includesupperlevelhumanitiesandsocialscienceelectives andtwo(2)InterprofessionalProjects.Studentsalso completethree(3)technicalelectivesandfour(4) specializationelectives,whichprovidemoreindepth coverageofspecificaspectsofindustrialorganizationsand theirrelatedsectors.Studentshavetheoptiontocompletea formalspecializationoralternatelychooseelectivesfrom morethanonespecializationarea.

Fiveindustrialspecializationsareavailable: IndustrialFacilities(IF) Coversconstruction,projectmanagement,andrenovation andmaintenanceofbuildings,facilitiesandequipment. IndustrialSustainability(ST) Coversarangeofissuesinsustainability,nonrenewable materialresources,andalternativeenergies. ManufacturingTechnology(MT) Coversmanufacturingprocesses,mechanicaltechnology, qualitycontrol,andmanagementinformationsystems. SupplyChainManagement(SCM) Coverssupplychainmanagement,warehousingand distribution,purchasing,andexport/importactivities. TelecommunicationTechnology(TT) Coversmanagementandmaintenanceofdatanetworks, networkconfigurations,networksecurity,newtechnologies.

Industrial Technology and Management Curriculum

Asuggestedprogrambasedonhalftimeattendance.Studentsmaycompletecourseworkattheirownpace.

Semester1 INTM301 INTM315 INTM414 Totals

Lab. Cr. Lect. Hrs. Hrs. Comm.fortheWorkplace IndustrialEnterprises TopicsinIndustry 3 3 3 9 0 0 0 0 3 3 3 9

Semester2 INTM410 OperationsManagement TechnicalElective HumanitiesElective Totals

Lab. Cr. Lect. Hrs. Hrs. 3 3 3 9 0 0 0 0 3 3 3 9

Semester3 INTM404 Sales,Marketing,ProductIntro SpecializationElective TechnicalElective Totals

Semester4 3 3 3 9 0 0 0 0 3 3 3 9 INTM409 InventoryControl TechnicalElective SocialScienceElective Totals

3 3 3 9

0 0 0 0

3 3 3 9

Semester5 INTM432 Vendor/CustomerRelations HumanitiesElective SpecializationElective Totals

Semester6 3 3 3 9 0 0 0 0 3 3 3 9 INTM477 EntrepreneurshipinIndustry SpecializationElective Totals

3 3 6

0 0 0

3 3 6

Semester7 INTM408 CostManagement IPROProject Totals 3 1 4 0 6 6 3 3 6

Semester8 IPROProject SpecializationElective Totals

1 3 4

6 0 6

3 3 6 63

TotalCreditHours

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TheCoreCurriculumincludesthefollowing14courses:
INTM301CommunicationsfortheWorkplace INTM315IndustrialEnterprises INTM404Sales,MarketingandProductIntroduction INTM408CostManagement INTM409InventoryControl INTM410OperationsManagement INTM414TopicsinIndustry INTM432Vendor/CustomerRelations INTM477EntrepreneurshipinIndustry Two(2)InterprofessionalProject(IPRO)Courses Two(2)300or400levelHumanitiesElectives One(1)300or400levelSocialScienceElective

TechnicalElectivesinclude(choose3):
INTM314MaintenanceTechnologyandManagement INTM319ElectronicsinIndustry INTM322IndustrialProjectManagement INTM418IndustrialRiskManagement INTM420AppliedStrategiesfortheCompetitiveEnterprise

INTM425HumanResourceManagement INTM427ECommerce INTM441SupplyChainManagement INTM446ManufacturingandLogisticsInformationSystems

SpecializationElectivesinclude(choose4inonespecialtyormixandmatch):
SupplyChainManagement(SCM) INTM430Transportation INTM441SupplyChainManagement INTM442WarehousingandDistribution INTM443Purchasing INTM444Export/Import INTM446ManufacturingandLogisticsInfoSystems TelecommunicationTechnology(TT) ITMO440IntroductiontoDataNetworksandtheInternet ITMO441NetworkApplicationsandOperations ITMS448SystemandNetworkSecurity INTM449TelecommunicationsoverDataNetworks

IndustrialFacilities(IF) INTM407ConstructionTechnology INTM413FacilitiesandConstructionAdministration INTM415AdvancedProjectManagement INTM417ConstructionEstimating IndustrialSustainability(ST) INTM459IssuesinIndustrialSustainability INTM460SustainabilityofCriticalMaterials INTM461EnergyOptionsinIndustry INTM462SpecialTopicsinSustainability ManufacturingTechnology(MT) INTM406QualityControl INTM412Mfg.ProcessesforMetals/MechanicalSystems INTM431Mfg.Processes:Electronics/ElectricalSystems INTM433ManufacturingProcessesinChemicalIndustries INTM446ManufacturingandLogisticsInformationSystems

Certificate in Industrial Technology and Management

ThethreecourseINTMCertificateprovidesanintroduction toindustrialorganizationsandhowtheyoperate.Certificate studentsshouldhaveatleasttwoyearsofworkexperienceand somecollegecreditinindustrialsubjects.TheINTMCertificate programdoesnotqualifyforfederalfinancialaid. Studentsmustcompletethefollowingthreecourses: INTM315IndustrialEnterprises INTM322IndustrialProjectManagement INTM410OperationsManagement

Course Descriptions
Allcoursesearnthreecredits.(C)indicatescoursefulfillscommunicationsgeneraleducationrequirements.
INTM 301 Communications for the Workplace Review,analyzeandpracticeverbalandwrittencommunication formatsfoundintheworkplace.Emphasisisondevelopingskillsin technicalwriting,oralpresentations,businesscorrespondenceand interpersonalcommunicationsusingelectronicandtraditional media.CreditnotgrantedforbothINTM301andCOM421.(C) INTM 314 Maintenance Technology and Management Maintenanceoffacilitiesisamajorconcernforallindustrial operations.Coursecoverstechnologiesinvolvedaswellasthe managementaspectsformaintainingbuildings,construction,and equipmentinstallationandmaintenanceforalltypesofoperations.

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INTM 315 Industrial Enterprises Thiscourseprovidesanintroductiontotheworldofindustrial enterprises.Theworldwideevolutionofbusinesswillbe consideredleadingtotodayscompetitiveworld.Therangeof industrialactivitiesisreviewed,andstudentsareintroducedto theorganizationandpurposeofvariousindustrialsectors.

INTM 319 Electronics in Industry Basicoverviewofelectricalandelectronictechnologyinindustry. Emphasisonelectricalandelectroniccomponents,industrial devices,electricaltheory,application,andbasictroubleshooting. Studentsselectandcompleteanelectrical/electronicclassproject.

INTM 409 Inventory Control Fundamentalsofinventorycontrolincludinginventoryclassifications, i.e.rawmaterials,workinprocess(WIP)andfinishedgoods.Topics includeinventoryrecordkeeping,inventoryturnover,the80/20(or ABC)approach,safetystock,forecasting,dependentandindependent demand,leadtimes,excess/obsoleteinventory,andinventory controls.MaterialResourcePlanning(MRP)andEnterpriseResource Planning(ERP)areincluded.(C) INTM 410 Operations Management Focusesoncoreprocesseswithinanorganizationtheactivities thataddvalue.Anoperationsstrategydependsontheindustrial sectoraswellastheorganization.Thiscourseintroducesavariety ofqualitativeandquantitativetoolsforsuchactivitiesasproject management,processanalysis,jobdesign,forecasting,resource planning,productivity,quality,inventoryandscheduling.The objectiveofthiscourseistoprovidetheframeworkforintegrating approachescoveredinotherINTMcourses.(C)

INTM 322 Industrial Project Management Projectsarethedrivingforcebehindinnovationandimprovement inanyorganization.Thiscourseidentifiesthetoolsandtechniques neededtoleadanyproiecttoitsintendedconclusion.Topics includeprojectplans,managingexpectationsandcontingencies, buildingawinningteam,gainingcommitments,managingproject risks,anddevelopmentofpersonalskillscriticaltothesuccessful projectmanager.(C)

INTM 404 Sales, Marketing, and Product Introduction Coverstechniquesofmarketingresearch,strategiesfornew productintroduction,andsalesmanagementandplanning.(C)

INTM 406 Quality Control Thiscoursefocusesonhoworganizationsmanagequalityina competitivemarketplaceregardlessofthenatureoftheindustry. Topicsincludeprinciplesofquality,costofquality,inspectionand receiving,audits,correctiveandpreventiveactionsystems,Supply PerformanceManagement(SPM),FMEAandcontrolplans,process capabilitystudiesandStatisticalProcessControl(SPC),measurement systemanalysis,QualityManagementSystems(QMS),process improvementmethodologies(Lean,SixSigmaandKaizen),and creationofaperformancedashboard. INTM 407 Construction Technology Introducesthefullrangeoftechnologiesinvolvedinconstruction ofbothnewandmodifiedfacilities,includingsteel,concreteand timberconstructionaswellassupportingspecialtiessuchasHVAC, electrical,plumbing,etc.Theinteractionsbetweenthevarious constructiontradeswillbecoveredalongwiththeroleofthe architectsandengineers. INTM 408 Cost Management Accountingbasicsareintroducedwithprimaryemphasison thecostingandestimatingproceduresasusedinindustry.The objectiveofthiscourseistoprovideagoodunderstandingof financialactivitiesandhandsonexperienceinworkingwitha varietyofcostingandaccountingsystems.

INTM 412 Mfg Processes: Metals and Mechanical Systems Abroadrangeofmanufacturingprocessesarestudied,including casting,forging,rolling,sheetmetalprocessing,machining,joining, andnontraditionalmethodssuchaspowder,EDM,andadditive processes.Particularattentiononinterrelationshipsbetween manufacturingprocessesandpropertiesdevelopedinthework piece,bothintendedandunintended.Economicconsiderations andtradeoffs,aswellascomputerintegratedmanufacturing topics,arealsoexplored. INTM 413 Facilities and Construction Administration Coversfundamentalsofprojectadministrationandcharacteristics oftheconstructionindustry.Preconstructiondiscussionincludes technicalandeconomicfeasibility,projectdeliverysystems, documents,bondingandbidding.Dutiesandliabilityofpartiesat precontractstageandduringcontractadministration,toinclude schedulingandtimeextensions,payment,retainage,substantial andfinalcompletion,changeorders,suspensionofwork,contract terminationanddisputeresolution.Laborlaw,laborrelations, safety,andgeneralmanagementofaconstructioncompany. INTM 414 Topics in Industry Providesoverviewofmultipleindustrialsectorsandtheinfluences thatareforcingchange.Allaspectsofindustryareconsidered: historyofindustry,inventory,supplychain,ecommerce,manage ment,manufacturing,industrialfacilities,resourcemanagement, electronicsandchemicalindustries,alternateenergies,marketing, entrepreneurship,computersastools,andotherspecialtyareas.(C) INTM 415 Advanced Project Management ThiscoursecoversprojectmanagementinthePMPframeworkand providesastructuredapproachtomanagingprojectsusingMicro softProjectandExcel.Coverageincludescreationofkeyproject managementcharts(Gantt,Pert,CPM,timelinesandresource utilization),basicstatisticsusedinestimatingtasktimes,critical pathgenerationinExcelandProject,projectcostjustificationin Excel,SPCandacceptancesamplingformachineacceptance,
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projectanalysisviasimulation,andmanagementofpersonnel, teams,subcontractorsandvendors.Casestudiesareutilizedto demonstratecoreconceptsanddynamicscheduling.

INTM 417 Construction Estimating Generalapproachesforestimatingconstructioncostsarecovered. Severalcommerciallyavailablesoftwarepackagesareintroduced. Emphasisisonacquiringtheknowledgerequiredtodevelopcost estimatesforconstruction,renovationandmaintenanceprojects forbuildings,facilitiesandequipment. INTM 418 Industrial Risk Management Industrialcompaniescanbeaffectedbycriticalincidentswhich causedisruptionsinoperationsandsignificantmonetarylosses duetorepairsand/orlostrevenue.Beitasmallfire,anextended electricaloutageoramoreseriousincident,allcompanystake holdersfromtheboardofdirectorstotheemployeestothe customersareimpacted.Thekeytounderstandingthecom plexitiesofindustrialresiliencyliesinfocusingontheissuesof preparedness:prevention,mitigationandcontrol.Thiscourseis designedtopreparethestudentformanagingacriticalincident, includingunderstandingriskandbusinessimpact,emergency preparedness,contingencyplanninganddamagecontrol. INTM 420 Applied Strategies for the Competitive Enterprise Coursecoverstheapplicationofprovenmanagementprinciples andoperationalpractices.Learnhowhighperformance companiescreateacompetitiveadvantagedespiteeconomic challengesandatransitionalcustomerbase.Factorscovered includestrategydeployment,financialanalysis,newproduct development,quality,customerservice,andattainingmarket leadership.Casestudiesillustratevariableimpactsonbusiness situations. INTM 425 Human Resource Management ThiscoursewillintroducestudentstokeyaspectsofHRmanage ment,includinglegalrequirementsforallnormalHRactivitiesas wellastechniquesfordealingwithemployeeswhenhiring, evaluating,promotingandterminating.(C) INTM 427 E-Commerce Thiscoursereviewselectroniccommerceanditsroleinindustrial organizations.Topicsincludeahistoryofecommerce,business tobusiness(B2B)models,andbusinesstoconsumer(B2C)models. Theimpactofthisparadigmshiftonallaspectsofbusinessisalso covered.(C) INTM 430 Transportation Thiscoursecoverstransportationpracticesandstrategiesforthe 21stcentury.Theroleandimportanceoftransportationinthe economyanditsrelationshiptothesupplychainwillbecoveredin detail.Transportationmodestruck,rail,air,andwaterwillbe examinedforbothdomesticandglobaltransportation.Costing andpricingstrategiesandissueswillbediscussed,aswellas securityissuesindomesticandinternationaltransportation.

INTM 431 Mfg. Processes: Electronics and Electrical Systems ThematerialsusedinElectronicandElectrical(E&E)manufacturing willbereviewedincludingmaterialsandcomponentsthatareused toproducechips,PCBsandwiringsystems.Focuswillbeonthe processesforproducingtherangeofpartsandproductsincludedin thisbroadsector.Automationforproducingpartsandassemblies willbecovered.Techniquescoveredwillincludesurfacemounted technology(SMT),wavesoldering,automationinsertion,automated inspection,etc.Theindustrialstructurethatmakesupthissectorof manufacturingwillbecovered. INTM 432 Vendor/Customer Relations Relationswithcustomersandvendorsconstituteacriticalaspect ofcompanyprofitability.Thecoursepursuessuchtopicsas appropriateinvolvementofcustomersandvendorsinproduct development,aswellaspriceandcontractnegotiations.(C) INTM 433 Manufacturing Processes in Chemical Industries Thiscourseprovidesasurveyoverviewofthemanychemical manufacturingprocessesfoundintheenergy,food,drugand syntheticpolymersectors.Relatedsocietal,environmentaland regulatoryimpactsarediscussed,suchassustainability,OSHA andEPA.Implicationsforrecoveryandreuseaswellasnewnon pollutingprocessesareexplored.Theoverallindustrialstructure thatmakesupthissectorofmanufacturingwillbecovered.(C) INTM 441 Supply Chain Management Thiscoursecoversthefullrangeofactivitiesinvolvedinthesupply chain.Thisincludesmanagementtoolsforoptimizingofsupply chains,relationshipswithotherpartsoftheorganization,inhouse versusthirdpartyapproaches,andsuitableperformancemeasure ments.Topicscoveredinclude:WarehouseManagementSystems (WMS),TransportationManagementSystems(TMS),Advanced PlanningandSchedulingSystems(APS),aswellascostbenefit analysistodeterminethemostappropriateapproach.(C) INTM 442 Warehousing and Distribution Thiscoursecoverswarehouselayoutandusagebasedonproduct requirementssuchasrefrigeration,hazardousmaterial,staging area,andvalueaddedactivities.Processescoveredinclude receiving,putaway,replenishment,pickingandpacking.The requirementformultipletrailer/railcarloadingandunloadingis consideredaswellasequipmentneededforloading,unloading andstorage.Computersystemsformanagingtheoperationsare reviewed.Emphasisisonmaterialhandlingfromwarehouse arrivalthroughwarehousedeparture.(C) INTM 443 Purchasing Purchasingresponsibilities,processes,andproceduresare included.Topicscoveredinclude:supplierselectionand administration,qualificationofnewsuppliers,preparingpurchase orders,negotiatingpriceanddelivery,strategiccustomer/vendor relationships,andresolutionofproblems.AllaspectsofSupplier RelationManagement(SRM)arecovered.(C)
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INTM 444 Export/Import Internationalizationofindustryrequiresspecialexpertiseand knowledge,whichmustbetakenintoconsiderationthroughout allinteractionswithoverseascompanieseitherascustomersor suppliers.Topicscoveredincludecustomclearance,bonded shipping,internationalshippingoptions,importfinancingand lettersofcredit,customerregulations,insurance,importduties andtraderestrictions,exchangerates,anddealingwithdifferent cultures.(C) INTM 446 Manufacturing and Logistics Information Systems Providesanoverviewofmanufacturingandsupplychain informationsystems,toolsandtechniquesutilizedforeffective decisionmaking.Currentstateofthearttoolsandcommercially availableindustrialsoftwarepackages,suchasMRP,WMS,TMS, APS,etc.,willbeusedandtheirimpactonmanagementdecision makinganalyzed. INTM 449 Telecommunications over Data Networks ThiscoursecoversasuiteofapplicationprotocolsknownasVoice overIP(VoIP).Itdescribesimportantprotocolswithinthatsuite includingRTP,SDP,MGCPandSIPandthearchitectureofvarious VoIPinstallationsincludingonnettoonnet,onnettoPSTNand Interdomainscenarios.ThefunctionsoftheNetworkElements thatplaysignificantrolesinthisarchitecturewillbedefined. Examplesofnetworkelementscurrentlyavailableasproducts willbeexamined.Prerequisite:ITM440orITM540. INTM 459 Issues in Industrial Sustainability Thiscourseexaminestheconceptofsustainabilityandits applicationintheindustrialenvironment.Underlyingstresses onnaturalandhumanenvironmentsareidentifiedaswellas resultantproblemsforbusinessandsociety,includinglegal, ethicalandpoliticalissuesrelatedtosustainability.Global warming,peakoil,andcommoditypricingareconsideredas indicatorsoftheneedforsustainabilityimprovements.Industrial Ecologyisdiscussedaswellasstrategiesfordeveloping sustainablepracticesinmanufacturing,powergeneration, construction,architecture,logistics,andenvironmentalquality. Casestudiesonbusinessesemployingsuccessfulsustainability programsarereviewed. INTM 460 Sustainability of Critical Materials Thiscourseexploresthelimitationsinsupplyandtheneedfor sustainableuseofcarbonandnoncarbonbasedmaterialssuchas oil,minerals,food,waterandothernaturalresourcesusedby industry.Limitationsintheglobalavailabilityofsuchresources posechallengestoindustrywhichwillrequirecarefulconsideration andplanningtoensurecontinuedprosperityforcurrentandfuture generations.Coursewillcoverstrategiesandoptionstomitigate anticipatedshortagesandoptimizetheuseofnonrenewable naturalresources,reviewoffuelandrawmaterialpricing,and cost/benefitanalysisofsustainabledevelopmentproposals. Technicalanalyseswillbepresentedduringclassdiscussions, butatechnicalbackgroundisnotrequired.(C) INTM 461 Energy Options for Industry Carbonbasedfuelsarealimitedresourceandwithindecadeswill beinveryshortsupply.Associatedenergycostswillincreaseand industrywillberequiredtoincorporatealternatefuelsand/or powersources,suchasuranium(fornuclearpower),hydroelectric, geothermal,wind,wave,solar,etc.Thiscoursepresentssuch energyoptionsandexplorestheanticipatedimpactonindustry.(C) INTM 462 Special Topics in Sustainability Thiscourseallowsthestudenttoresearchandreportonan industrialsustainabilityissueofinterestandrelevancetotheir careerobjectives.Topicsmaytouchonindustrialecology,ethics, regulations,environment,resourceuse,alternativemanufacturing methods,facilities,logistics,etc.Thisisthefourthcourseina specializationinIndustrialSustainability. INTM 477 Entrepreneurship in Industry Introducesvariousformsofentrepreneurshipwithemphasistowards industrialorganizations.Provideshelpfultoolsfordevelopingand implementingsignificantgamechangingactionstoeffectchange withinanexistingorganizationordevelopanewbusinessventure. StudentscompleteanOpportunityAssessment(OPASS)Project whereintheyidentify,evaluateanddevelopanapproachfora reallifebusinessandproduceaformalreportandpresentation.(C) IPRO Interprofessional Project IPROprojectsdevelopcommunication,teamworkandleadership skills,aswellasanawarenessofeconomic,marketing,ethicaland socialissueswithintheframeworkofamultidisciplinaryteam project.Projectteamsareintegratedacrossacademicprograms andatdifferentlevelswithinprograms.

Pleasenote: Thisinformationiscompiled fromIITscurrentUndergraduatePrograms Bulletinandincludesrecentdepartment updates.TheUndergraduatePrograms Bulletinistheofficialuniversitypublication consultedwhendelineatingorassessing degreerequirements.

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