The Bachelor of Science in Engineering Technology emphasizes the study of industrial, production, and mechanical engineering technology principles, to prepare graduates for engineering technology positions in industrial and laboratory settings.
Total Semester Hours Required for Degree: 120 semester hours
General Education Requirements (40 hours)
Total Major Hours (50 hours)
Engineering Technology Required Core (44 hours):
TEC 1303
Applied Computations for Engineering and Construction (3 credits)
TEC 2004
Materials Science and Evaluation. (4 credits)
TEC 3414
Project Management. (4 credits)
CMG 2953
Statics and Strength of Materials. (3 credits)
EGT 1413
Introduction to Engineering Technology. (3 credits)
EGT 2043
Computer-Aided Engineering Drawing. (3 credits)
EGT 2324
Electricity and Electronic Controls. (4 credits)
EGT 2424
Manufacturing and Fabrication Processes. (4 credits)
EGT 2773
Safety for Engineering Technology Professionals. (3 credits)
EGT 3073
Programmable Logic Controllers. (3 credits)
EGT 4704
Engineering Technology Capstone. (4 credits)
EGT 4843
Statistical Quality and Reliability. (3 credits)
EGT 4943
Manufacturing Management. (3 credits)
Electives (6 hours):
TEC 1323
Computer Applications for Technology. (3 credits)
EGT 3063
3D Modeling. (3 credits)
EGT 3103
Robots and Control Systems. (3 credits)
EGT 3663
CNC and Rapid Prototyping. (3 credits)
EGT 3703
Machine Design. (3 credits)
EGT 3763
Automation and Data Capture. (3 credits)
EGT 3803
Engineering Technology Ergonomics. (3 credits)
EGT 4503
Engineering Technology Cost Analysis. (3 credits)
EGT 4753
Lean Manufacturing. (3 credits)
EGT 4803
Plant Layout and Material Handling. (3 credits)
EGT 4823
Facility Security. (3 credits)
EGT 4903
OSHA Certification for General Industry. (3 credits)
TEC 3920
Independent Study. (1 to 6 credits)
TEC 4275
Internship. (1 to 15 credits)
TEC 4970
Special Topics in Technology. (1 to 4 credits)
Information sourced from the 2026-2027 EIU Undergraduate Catalog.
