 ONLINE PROGRAMS
The online program offered by the College of Technology
and Computer Science is the BS in Industrial Technology. If you hold an
associate in applied science (AAS) in an industrial or technology-related
field, our degree-completion curriculum is designed for you.
Concentrations available online are:
Examples of AAS degrees that would
qualify for this concentration are:
Networking technology, network
administration and support, computer engineering technology (Note: there are
two minimum prerequisites for this degree. They are good working knowledge of
Microsoft server, and the first half of the CCNA course work or equivalent
knowledge.)
Examples of AAS degrees that would
qualify for this concentration are:
Industrial systems, welding
technology, mechanical/manufacturing engineering technology, machining
technology, industrial management technology, electrical/electronics
engineering technology, etc.
Examples of AAS degrees that would
qualify for this concentration are:
Industrial management, welding
technology, architectural technology, aviation systems technology, industrial engineering technology, mechanical
drafting technology, and many more.
Examples of AAS degrees that would
qualify for this concentration are:
Bioprocessing manufacturing
technology, pharmaceutical technology, biotechnology, etc.
Examples of AAS degrees that would
qualify for this concentration are:
Business
administration, aviation systems, global logistics technology, and many other related degrees.
Frequently Asked Questions
What programs are available?
For a complete list of online degrees at ECU, go to the
Options website.
Application Information
It is recommended you contact the
Program Coordinator to verify that your associate degree qualifies. Application
is available online http://www.ecu.edu/admissions. Be sure to select
Distance Education and the BS in Industrial Technology as your intended major.
Tuition
How much does it cost? For current tuition rates please view the fee schedule.
Financial Aid
How do I apply for student financial aid? Information is available at http://www.ecu.edu/financial
Program Structure
How are these programs structured? – These semester-based courses are
delivered to allow flexibility with regard to time and place. Weekly assignments
and class discussions are typical. Note that an occasional course may need an
approved proctor for exams.
How do I Start?
Please view next steps on getting started with this degree.
Who do I contact for more information?
Dr. David Batts, Program Coordinator.
Email battsd@ecu.edu.
What resources are available to me as a distance education student?
Students currently taking distance
education classes at ECU can use click here to access the academic calendar,
advising information, the ECU Bookstore, ECU Onestop for course schedules and
grades, Blackboard, Tuition and Financial Aid information and student life
information. |
