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Technical Studies (Technical Supervision) (718-10) |
Associate of Applied Science: Technical Studies (Technical Supervision) |
The Associate of Applied Science degree in Technical Studies: Technical Supervision is designed for students with training and work experience in a technical trade who wish to earn an applied degree for career advancement. Students complete general education requirements and technical foundation coursework in areas such as quality control, working in teams, LEAN principles, and scheduling, to prepare for management and/or supervisory positions in business or industry. This program requires approval by the academic dean of Technical Studies for admission. Students planning to transfer to ODU's B.S. degree in Occupational and Technical studies (Industrial Technology emphasis) need to carefully select their electives as described in the notes. Students should contact the division office by email at EMSTAdmin@tcc.edu or by telephone at (757) 822-7197 for more information regarding eligibility. |
2024-2025 |
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15.0612 |
Chesapeake,Norfolk,Portsmouth,Virginia Beach |
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ENG 111 |
College Composition I
| 3 | None | None |
✦IND 198 |
Seminar and Project in Industrial Technology 4
| 3 | Divisional approval | None |
SDV 101 |
Orientation to Engineering and Technologies (or SDV 100)
| 1 | None | None |
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Humanities Elective 1,2
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Mathematics or Science with Lab Elective 1,2
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Semester Total: 13-14 |
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___________ | Social Science Elective 1,2
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___________ | Humanities or Social Science Elective 1, 2
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___________ | Approved Technical Electives 3
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Semester Total: 15 |
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___________ | Approved Technical Electives 3
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Semester Total: 16 |
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___________ | Approved Technical Electives 3
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Semester Total: 16 |
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Total Minimum Credits: 60-61
1Eligible courses are listed under . Students should consult with an academic advisor or counselor to choose the appropriate course(s). |
2Students planning to transfer into ODU’s B.S. degree in Occupational and Technical Studies (Industrial Technology emphasis) should take the following: Humanities Elective (PHI 220 or PHI 226); Mathematics or Science with Lab Elective (MTH 154, MTH 161, or MTH 245); Social Science Electives (PSY 200 or 201 AND HIS 101, 102, 111, 112, 121, or 122). |
3Students should meet with their faculty advisor or academic dean to determine prior academic certificates that may apply towards this requirement, and to select appropriate courses to fulfill the remainder of the requirement. A combined 40-41 credits will be awarded for the Approved Technical Electives. Students must have a minimum of 60 credit hours applicable to the degree to meet graduation requirements. |
4Credit towards the Approved Technical Electives reflected in semesters 2 through 4 may be awarded to students with relevant work experience and/or earned certifications or licenses, as documented through completion of this course. Students without relevant and significant learning experiences may be advised by the academic dean to complete an alternate course. Additionally, students planning to transfer into ODU’s B.S. degree in Occupational and Technical Studies (Industrial Technology emphasis) should consider the following courses, as appropriate: ENG 115 or 131; ACC 211; and ITE 119. |
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✦ Gateway Course - A course that serves as an introduction to the program and is typically offered early in the program. |
✫ Critical Course - A course faculty have identified as one that students should complete successfully, with a high level of understanding and comprehension, to progress in the program. |
❖ Milestone Course - Key intervals of program completion, if applicable. |
✴ Experiential Learning - A course where students can expect hands-on experiences and/or practical exposure opportunities which could be in or out of the classroom. |
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