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ABOUT INDIANA UNIVERSITY
ABOUT PURDUE UNIVERSITY
ABOUT IUPUI
ABOUT THE SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY
That same year, Purdue University programs and Indiana University programs in Indianapolis merged to become Indiana University-Purdue University in Indianapolis - IUPUI. The School of Engineering and Technology was established at IUPUI in 1972 and is currently one of the largest schools at IUPUI, growing from a few students in 1945 to over 2,000 in 1978.
SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY
DEGREE PROGRAMS
Code of Student Conduct
The Student's Responsibility
ORGANIZA liON AND PURPOSE
ADMISSION
Many prospective students may be eligible to begin their degree program in the Faculty of Engineering and Technology at a higher level. Credit for courses at the Faculty of Engineering and Technology will be awarded for work of an equivalent nature and scope successfully completed at another accredited faculty.
ACADEMIC REGULATIONS
Students may withdraw from classes during the third quarter of a semester or session if they obtain the approval of their supervisor and the instructor of the subject; a grade of "Wn" will be assigned by the instructor of the course concerned. Students may withdraw from classes during the last quarter of a semester or session if they obtain the approval of their supervisor, the instructor of the course, and the Dean; a grade of "Wn" will be assigned by the instructor of the course concerned.
Repeated Courses (FX Policy)
SCHOLASTIC RECOGNITION
Dean's Ust
Craduation With Distinction
A candidate for the baccalaureate degree with distinction must have earned at least seventy credit hours at a school of Purdue University. A candidate for an associate degree with distinction must have earned at least forty-five credit hours at a school of Purdue University.
GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
Credit in these additional courses must be earned within three years of the date on which all degree requirements, except the minimum graduation index, have been met. Substitution of courses required for graduation can be done by the dean of the school.
WOMEN AND MINORITIES IN ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY
ROTC (RESERVE OFFICERS' TRAINING CORPS)
EXPENSES AND FINANCIAL AID
The University has also arranged for an optional health insurance plan to supplement the services provided by the SEHSClinic. Part-time students may be treated on a fee-for-service basis in the Student Employee Health Service.
Financial Aids
The purpose of this program is to encourage and promote part-time work of students in higher education institutions who need the income from such work. The work-study program is available at IUPUI and a student who has been admitted to the university can apply through the Student Services Office.
STUDENT WELFARE
The IUPUI Placement Office provides assistance in locating job opportunities and maintains current job opportunity information. Although the University does not control off-campus housing facilities, the Department of Housing maintains a list of rooms and small private house apartments.
LIBRARIES
Residential housing for IUPUI students is located on the University Quarter Campus with approximately 600 residences for single students and 160 apartments for married students.
PARKING
COMPUTING CENTERS
AUDIO-VISUAL FACILITIES
STUDENT COUNSELING SERVICE
TUTORING
CHILD CARE
VETERANS' BENEFITS
EVENING ADMINISTRATION
SERVICES FOR HANDICAPPED STUDENTS
RELEASE OF PUBLIC INFORMATION
This form is available at the IUPUI Registrar's Office, Room 335, Cavanaugh Hall, 925 West Michigan Street. Copies of the IUPUI Student Records Policy are also available for review in room 335.
COOPERATIVE EDUCATION PROGRAM
Students are not permitted to change employers without the prior approval of the Cooperative Education Program Coordinator. Students seeking to participate in the program apply through the Cooperative Education Program Coordinator in the Dean's Office.
TECHNOLOGY PLANS OF
STUDY
DEPARTMENTS OF TECHNOLOGY PLANS OF STUDY
Students who wish to continue their formal education may be admitted to a two-year "extension" in the various technology programs. Institutional Management administered by the Department of Building Technology administered by the Department of Electrical Technology.
DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY
ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS
BACHELOR'S DEGREE PROGRAM
The student will, with the permission of his advisor, select his upper-level computing courses from the currently available group of upper-level courses." This will be done before the end of the student's fifth semester. A minimum of 42 of the 130 semester The hours required for graduation must be 300 courses or higher; a minimum of 24 of these 42 hours must be taken in computer concentration.
DEPARTMENT OF CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY
This program is designed to prepare students for employment in civil engineering firms, construction firms, surveying firms, testing laboratories, materials suppliers, city engineering offices and highway departments. Graduates are prepared to accept positions in the office as estimators, schedulers, planning and management.
Highway Technician Program
DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS
Graduates of this program are eligible for admission to the Bachelor of Science degree program. This program is offered by the Department of Electrical Technology through the Division of Continuing Studies.
DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION BACHELOR'S DECREE PROCRAMS
A "no-Ioss-of-credit" plan is available to students in the industrial arts curriculum who plan to enter industrial or business careers. One track involves demonstrated business competence based on prior work experience for which the student may be awarded up to 32 semester hours of credit toward their degree.
DEPARTMENT OF MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY
ASSOCIAIE DEGREE PROGRAMS
MECHANICAL DRAFfING-DESIGN TECHNOLOGY
Mechanical Engineering Technology deals with the generation, transmission and utilization of mechanical and fluid energy and the design and production of tools and machines and their products. Graduates of associate degrees in Mechanical Engineering Technology are eligible for certification as Associate Engineering Technicians.
BACHELOR'S DEGREE PROGRAMS
The students enrolled in the program will alternate semesters between school and industry beginning after their first semester. Students in the program realize financial rewards along with increased motivation to apply the knowledge gained in the classroom to their work.
DEPARTMENT OF RESTAURANT, HOTEL AND INSTITUTIONAL MANAGEMENT
ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAM
Transfer program in the School of Consumer and Family Sciences at the West Lafayette Campus (formerly the School of Home Economics). Students wishing to enter one of the programs offered by these departments may begin their academic studies at the Indianapolis Campus and transfer to the West Lafayette Campus to complete the remaining degree requirements.
DEPARTMENT OF SUPERVISION
Elective courses Support area Non-technical (12-18 hours). Some of the more useful courses are listed) BUS A 201 Introduction to Accounting I .
Technology Area
Supervision Technology Area
Education in labor and employment relations is essential for those dealing with employment relations. The two-year day and evening course provides business partners and trade union employees with the necessary professional training to deal with the basic problems that arise in industry and work.
ENGINEERING PLANS OF
DIVISION OF ENGINEERING STUDY PROGRAM
UNDERGRADUATE ENGINEERING PROGRAM
To fulfill this responsibility, it is necessary for young men and women to develop the ability not only to master the ideas of others, but also to create new ideas. They must also have the ability to deal with situations where judgment and wisdom, combined with scientific knowledge or technical skills can provide a solution.
GENERAL EDUCATION PROGRAM
REQUIREMENTS FOR GRADUATION
Each student must have an approved "Plan of Study" which lists all the courses that make up his specific education. Students should prepare and submit their study plan for approval during their junior year.
ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTS FOR BACHELOR'S OF SCIENCE IN EN<iINEERIN<i DE<iREE
In the event that a student wishes to deviate from the curriculum shown, permission is required from the Curriculum Committee of the Department of Engineering.
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FRESHMAN ENGINEERING
BIOENGINEERING
CIVIL ENGINEERING
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
EE 321 - Introduction to Electrical Power Engineering EE 261 - Digital System Design I. EE 361 - Microprocessor System Design and Application ME 474 - Vibration Analysis. RECOMMENDED TECHNICAL ELECTIVES EE 360 - Microprocessor Applications Laboratory EE 361 - Microcomputer System Design and Application EE 425 - Elements of Electromechanical Energy Conversion EE 432 - Elements of Power System Engineering.
INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING
EE 446 - Digital Computing Techniques for Electronic Circuits EE 455 - Solid State Circuit Analysis and Design I. EE 532 - Computational Methods for Power System Analysis EE 543 - Digital Techniques in Spectral Analysis, Evaluation and. In the industrial engineering major, the student takes courses in human factors in engineering design, production management, production analysis, cost accounting and selects electives from design and research analysis, operations research, economic decisions in engineering and quality control.
INTERDISCIPLINARY ENGINEERING
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
GRADUATE ENGINEERING PROGRAM
ADMISSION POLICIES AND PROCEDURES
Students located in the U.S.~ should apply at least 4 months before the beginning of the semester in which they wish to enroll. Applicants will be informed of the final action on their admission by the Dean of the Graduate School, Purdue University, West Lafayette.
GENERAL DEGREE REQUIREMENTS
The committee must certify to the Graduate School either that the student has passed the required examination or that the committee is satisfied with the performance of the student based on a committee conference. MASTER OF SCIENCE IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING The MSEE program is subject to approval by the graduate committee of the School.
MASTER OF SCIENCE IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING The MSEE program is subject to approval by the graduate committee of the School
MASTER OF SCIENCE IN INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING This program is designed to provide an opportunity for engineers engaged in
IE 679: Manufacturing Applications of Data Processing (3 cr.) MINOR C (Statistics) -6 Semester hours (2 of the following courses) STAT 512: Statistical Methods II (3 cr.). NUCl R597: Introduction to Radiation Protection, Safety and Licensing (3 cr.) PHYS 550: Introduction to Quantum Mechanics (3 cr.).
MASTER OF SCIENCE IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
OTHER GRADUATE DEGREES IN ENGINEERING
TECHNOLOGY COURSES
A survey of power transformers, single and polyphase circuits, and an introduction to the National Electrical Code. Electrical Distribution Systems is a study of the design and operation of industrial electrical distribution systems.
ENGINEERING GRAPHICS
A study of digital logic, number systems and codes, memory, microprocessor architecture, interfaces, software, 6080 microprocessor, 6800 microprocessor, F-8 microprocessor, and selected peripherals. A study of physiological systems with emphasis on the measurement of biopotentials such as electrocardiogram, electroencephalogram and electromyogram as well as electrical safety and biotelemetry will be covered in the lecture and laboratory.
FOODS AND NUTRITION
The solution is a computer printout of all desired voltages and currents in the electrical circuit. These include estimated demand calculations, power factor improvement, electrical rates, voltage drop, protective devices, lighting and the applicable portions of the National Electrical Code.
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
Emphasis will be placed on the need for vocational-technical education and its connection with other forms of education. The role and function of professional youth groups; responsibilities of officials; management principles and style.
INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY
A study of relevant instruction included in vocational cooperative education programs in public schools. A survey of the fundamentals of time study and work measurement with actual practice in their use.
TECHNICAL COMMLINICATIONS
ENGINEERING COURSES
A brief introduction to the theory of solids, followed by the formulation of the equations for semiconductor components. An introduction to Fortran programming for newly qualified engineers with some emphasis on solutions to engineering problems.
MATERIALS ENGINEERING
The student selects an engineering design project and works under the direction of the faculty sponsor. ME 527 Heat and Mass Transfer Related to Energy and the Environment Class 2 (3 cr.) Must be preceded by a bachelor's degree in heat transfer.
NUCLEAR EN<iINEERIN<i
OTHER COURSES
BIOLOGY
BUSINESS
CHEMISTRY
Error analysis, solution of non-linear equations, direct and iterative methods for solving linear systems, approximation of functions, numerical differentiation and integration, numerical solution of ordinary differential equations. Error analysis, solution of non-linear equations, direct and iterative methods to solve linear systems, eigenvalues, approximation of functions, interpolation, numerical differentiation and integration, numerical solution of ordinary differential equations, numerical instability.
ENGLISH
GEOLOGY
MATHEMATICS
The Cartesian plane, functions, limits, differentiation and applications, mean value theorem, definite integral and applications. Sturm-liouville theory; singular boundary conditions, orthogonal expansions, separation of variables in partial differential equations; spherical harmonics.
PHILOSOPHY
PHYSICS
PSYCHOLOGY
SOCIOLOGY
SPEECH
STATISTICS
Descriptive statistics; elementary probability; normal, binomial, Poisson, hypergeometric distributions; sampling distributions; hypothesis testing and evaluation; one-way analysis of variance; chi-square test; correlation and regression.
RESIDENT FACULTY
RESIDENT FACUL TV
FRANK, RONALD M., Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering (1963); B.S.-Industrial Education, 1959; M.S.-Industrial Education, 1960, Purdue University; C.Mfg.E. KIKA, NICHOLAS )., Associate Professor of Computer Technology (1966); B.S. - Electrical Engineering, 1963, Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology; M.S. Mathematics, 1966, Indiana State University.
DIVISIONS & SCHOOLS OF IUPUI
