Creative Technologies Major, B.S.

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Faculty: Coordinator and Professor Grout. Also, faculty of the departments offering courses specified below. Green Hall, Room 212 Telephone: (706) 238-7877

The Creative Technologies major is an interdisciplinary program that combines studies in Technology, Computer science, and Business. It uses technology projects as the means for developing student creativity, analytic & problem solving skills, mathematical & scientific reasoning, collaborative abilities, aesthetic sensibilities, computing, programming skills, project management skills, and strategic insights. Technologies that will be used in the program of study will include digital fabrication tools (like 3D printing and laser cutting), software development, robotics and programmable logic controllers.

The goal of the Creative Technologies major is to provide an engaging, empowering environment where students apply technologies to projects of personal interest including projects that could be commercially viable or address unmet societal needs. In developing these projects, collaboration will be stressed.

Requirements (35 hours):

Required Courses (30 hours):

CRT 101 - Introduction to Prototyping 2-2-3
CSC 103 - Creative Computing 3-0-3
CRT 230 - 3D Printing & Design 3-0-3
CSC 235 - Physical Computing 2-2-3
PHY 240 - Practical Electronics 2-2-3
CRT 300 - Rapid and Improvisational Prototyping 0-2-1
CRT 310 I - Innovation & Commercialization 3-0-3
ENT 340 - Introduction to Entrepreneurship 3-0-3
CRT 355 - Professional Development Seminar I 1-0-1
CRT 399 - Intermediate Design Studio 2-2-3
CRT 450 - Professional Development Seminar II 1-0-1
CRT 499 I - Design Project Capstone 2-2-3

Elective Courses (6 hours):

Six hours chosen from:

ART 327 - Web Design 3-0-3
ART 340 - Graphic Design 2-2-3
ART 351 - Digital Imaging 2-2-3
COM 405 - Applied Graphic Design 3-0-3
ENT 440 - Advanced Entrepreneurship 3-0-3
CRT 222 - Materials, Methods and Structures 2-2-3
CRT 300 - Rapid and Improvisational Prototyping 0-2-1
CRT 320 - Computer Numerical Controlled Robotics & Manufacturing 2-2-3
CRT 330 - Electric and Autonomous Vehicles 2-2-3
CRT 340 - Methods in Technology Education 2-2-3
CRT 350 - Educational Technology 2-2-3
CRT 360 - Interactive Product Design 2-2-3
CRT 420 - Special Topics 1 to 3 hours
CRT 496 - Technology Internship 3-12 Credits
CRT 498 - Directed Study 1 - 3 hours
CSC 120 - Designing Programs: Problem-Solving and Abstraction (Foundations F2a) 3-2-4
CSC 245 - Web Technologies and Programming 2-2-3
Any 300-400 level CSC course
MGT 355 - Non-Profit Management 3-0-3
MKT 327 - Qualitative Research Methods 3-0-3
PSY 350 - Industrial and Organizational Psychology 3-0-3
PHY 321 I - Computational Methods in Physics 4-0-4
THE 404 - Advanced Production 3-0-3

Note

Students planning to become certified to teach engineering and technology in public K-12 schools must complete a Creative Technologies major and a Secondary Education Major (6-12 or P-12), B.S. Electives within the Creative Technologies major must include CRT 340 and CRT 350 . EDU 221 and EDU 222 may be substituted for CRT 350 .

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Creative Technologies Major, B.S.

Requirements (35 hours):

Required Courses (30 hours):

Elective Courses (6 hours):

Note