The Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences (BAAS) in Technology Management degree program prepares students for managerial careers in technical fields.  This program offers a seamless transition from an associates of applied arts and sciences degree in technical fields earned from community colleges to a bachelor’s degree. Up to 85 semester hours may be transferred into the program, and the remaining courses may be completed online.

The BAAS in Technology Management requires the completion of 120 semester hours. The BAAS in Technology Management degree is designed to meet the following student needs:

• Persons that hold an Associate of Applied Sciences (AAS) degree in a technical track (e.g. Information Technology, Engineering Technology, Manufacturing, Computer Aided Design, Construction Technology, Industrial Technology, Mechatronics, etc.) from a regionally accredited institution.
• Persons that have completed at least 65 semester hours of college credit from a regionally accredited institution with a minimum of 35 semester hours in general education and at least 30 semester hours in a career, technical or vocational discipline. The ideal candidate for the BAAS in Technology degree is someone that has completed all of the general education and career courses required (85 semester hours) prior to entering the BAAS program at East Texas A&M University.
• Persons who have an overall GPA of at least 2.5 on a 4.0 scale.
• Persons who have the ability to take courses online. Thirty-six (36) upper level semester hours of the BAAS in Technology Management degree are required to be completed through online instruction provided by East Texas A&M University.

The BAAS in Technology Management degree program addresses the following educational objectives:

1. Demonstrate effective communication skills and techniques within an organization.
2. Demonstrate effective project management skills.
3. Function effectively in a dynamic, data-driven environment.
4. Recognize and discuss organizational management and leadership practices across different industry sectors.
5. Engage in decision making processes governed by personal and organizational values and ethics.

Students that achieve these educational objectives will be prepared to:

• Acquire leadership and management positions in their career field.
• Pursue an online Master of Science in Technology Management degree with East Texas A&M University.

• Core Curriculum Courses
  See the Core Curriculum Requirements		42
  Required courses in the major
  TMGT 303	Technical Communications	3
  TMGT 311	Environmental and Safety Management	3
  TMGT 335	Managing Sustainability	3
  TMGT 340	Managerial Statistics	3
  TMGT 350	Principles of Technology Management	4
  TMGT 351	Organizational Behavior	3
  TMGT 358	Essentials of Project Management	3
  TMGT 411	Risk Management	3
  TMGT 444	Decision Theory	3
  TMGT 455	Project Planning & Scheduling	3
  TMGT 456	Production & Operations Management	3
  TMGT 457	Decision Making for Emerging Technologies	3
  41 sch from Workforce Education Courses (WECM) from a technical AAS program.		41
  Total Hours		120

• All required courses in the major and advanced electives must be completed with the grade of “C” or higher. 

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Up to 83-84 hours, including the Core and technical WECM courses in an AAS degree can be accepted and applied to the BAAS Technology Management degree

Plan of Study Grid

Third Year
Fall		Hours
TMGT 303	Technical Communications	3
TMGT 350	Principles of Technology Management	4
TMGT 311	Environmental and Safety Management	3
	Hours	10
Spring
TMGT 351	Organizational Behavior	3
TMGT 340	Managerial Statistics	3
TMGT 335	Managing Sustainability	3
	Hours	9
Fourth Year
Fall
TMGT 411	Risk Management	3
TMGT 455	Project Planning & Scheduling	3
TMGT 456	Production & Operations Management	3
	Hours	9
Spring
TMGT 358	Essentials of Project Management	3
TMGT 457	Decision Making for Emerging Technologies	3
TMGT 444	Decision Theory	3
	Hours	9
	Total Hours	37