The Design Technology program prepares people for challenging and rewarding careers in a design profession. Concentrations include Architecture, CAD/CAM, and Mechanical.
The Associate of Applied Science (AAS) and the Associate of Science (AS) degrees provide a strong foundation in design principles and technology utilizing the latest computer software and hardware available. Degree program courses include a set of technical electives based on a selected concentration of study as well as general education courses. Graduates of the Design Technology program have the skills and knowledge necessary to respond to future advances and changes in technology, or to continue their education at other colleges and universities. | Students enrolled in the Design Technology Program must submit a portfolio in the DESN 225 - Portfolio Preparation course. The Design Technology Portfolio is a document you submit to the College for outcome assessment of your college-level learning. |
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Certifications | | | | Career Development Certificate (CDC) | Provides short-term training (fewer than 30 semester credits) for individuals who want to develop competencies in a specific area. Ivy Tech - Bloomington has 8 CDC's in Design Technology to meet your career objective
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Indiana State University
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The University has partnered
with Ivy Tech to formalize transfer plans for particular majors.
These plans enable students to complete a specific Ivy Tech associate degree
and receive credit towards a specific ISU bachelor degree.
For helpful information on planning to transfer credit (or an associate
degree) to ISU, read our Tips.
IMPORTANT: Browse these plans IF you are entering Ivy Tech and
planning to transfer an associate degree to an ISU bachelor degree. If you
are (or soon will be) finished with your studies at Ivy Tech, refer to
transfer
guidelines for helpful information and transfer evaluation tools.
| Ivy Tech - *Associate of Science (AS) degree requirements (for transfer) | |
Ball State University 2+2
Individuals graduating with an Associate of Science (A.S.) or an Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S.) degree can transfer their 64 credits from Ivy Tech State College and complete 65 credits at Ball State for the B.S. degree in Industry and Technology. You will enter the University as a junior. - You can transfer two years of an Associate of Applied Science in Design Technology (A.A.S.) from Ivy Tech to the Ball State University Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in Industry and Technology.
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Indiana University/Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI)
IUPUI Passport is a program that gives you the freedom to transfer many courses and associate degree credits between Ivy Tech State College and IUPUI. Or Click here for information on undergraduate transfer admission. Associate of Applied Science (AAS) degree
IUPUI Passport is a program that gives you the freedom to transfer many** courses and associate degree credits between Ivy Tech State College and IUPUI. **check the Passport site of a list of transferable courses. | | Architecture Specialty | B.S. in Construction Technology (May 2003) | | CAD/CAM Specialty | B.S. in Computer Integrated
Manufacturing Technology (May 2003) | | Computer Graphics Specialty | B.S. in Computer Graphics Technology:
Manufacturing Graphics Communication Option (May 2003) | | Mechanical Specialty | B.S. in Computer Graphics Technology:
Manufacturing Graphics Communication Option (May 2003) |
Franklin University
Franklin University has been nationally recognized for its service to students. |