GENERAL TECHNOLOGYAssociate of Applied Science Degree The General Technology program is designed to allow students the opportunity to create a course of study that meets individual needs and goals. Working with the program coordinator, the General Technology major drafts a degree contract listing all courses the student will complete to earn the degree. The program's flexibility is most advantageous to the individual whose employment or career goals are clearly defined. Contracts are initiated by the program coordinator and approved by the Department Chair. |
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Course Requirements (for Business Studies majors) |
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I. General Education (22 Semester Hours) |
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ENGL |
1010 | English Composition I (Gen. Ed.) | 3 |
ENGL |
1020 | English Composition II (Gen. Ed.) | 3 |
SPCH |
2010 | Oral Communications (Gen. Ed.) | 3 |
ECON |
2010 | Principles of Macroeconomics (Gen. Ed.) | 3 |
ECON |
2020 | Principles of Microeconomics (Gen. Ed.) | 3 |
| MATH | 1830 | Elementary Calculus (Gen. Ed.) | 4 |
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Humanities/Fine Arts (Gen. Ed.)1 | 3 |
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II. Technology Preparation (30 Semester Hours) |
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Specialty Concentration (21 semester
hours) |
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III. Electives (8 Semester Hours) |
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A minimum of 8 hours of electives must be selected from either general
education or technical courses. The final 24 hours of coursework must be
completed at Southwest; however, exceptions may be granted by the
Provost/Executive Vice President for Academic and Student Affairs. This program of study is designed as a terminal degree for a specific career field. The courses offered by the department are not designed for transfer to four-year institutions. Please see the course descriptions section for details about transferability of courses. 1 Review General Education pages and/or consult advisor for correct selection. Note: A General Technology program can be developed for Business transfer students. |
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