Indiana University Kokomo - Prometheus Yearbook (Kokomo, IN)

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P RD E TECHNULOGY Keeping Pace With The Times The Purdue technology program at IUK offers fine programs in four de- partments: Computer Technology, Mechanical Engineering Technology, Electrical Engineering Technology, and Supervision. Computer Technology, Electrical Engineering Technology, and Mechanical Engineering Technology QMETJ are offered as two year Associate's Degree and in addition Electrical Engineering Technology QEETJ and Supervision are four year Bache- lor's Degree. The Computer Technology program includes a combination of courses in applied computer technology fpro- gramming, hardware and software, systems analysis and designj, mathe- matics, business, and communications skills. The program is designed to prepare students for employment as business applications programmers in a wide variety of settings. Mechanical Engineering Technology concerns the generation, transmission and utilization of mechanical and fluid energy and the design and production of tools and machines and their pro- ducts. Graduates of the program ac- cept jobs as laboratory technicians, en- gineering aides, plant maintenance men, layout production assistants, and technical salesmen. The Electrical Engineering Technolo- gy program is a combination of courses in electricity, electronics, math- ematics, science, and general academic areas that lead to the A.A.S. degree and the B.S. degree. The programs are designed to prepare students for employment as technicians and technologists in research labs, electronic industries, and in any indus- try that uses electrical power or electronic controls. The BS Program in Supervision is de- signed to prepare students for careers in the broad field of supervision and employee training and development by blending coursework in human rela- tions principles of supervision, occupa- tional safety and health training, con- ference leadership and managerial thought, ethics, and philosophy with technical electives that might be in Mechanical Engineering Technology, Electrical Engineering Technology, Computer Programming Technology or other technical disciplines. 7' -E ' ' V 11- zsiqpx X

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m ,si i ' Attentive business students listen to their instructor. ,,........-t ,-Y ' V, ,L,,,,.a S' , 1--y....-.,,,. E. Chris Cain, a business student, makes use of a quiet spot in the library to study his business assignments. Annette Briscoe teaches an English class here, but she also teaches Business Law.

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A Computer Programming Technology student concentrates diligently on her assignment. W ' l 1 i k 'Q 1- , tx if E? .4 V It V. n 5 -. it 2 vi , .gf A 'J' 5 51529 - 'bf ' R' F25 . -Eiga' ' W I1 P, XX- -Ls1Qi:sf AT 'V . ,,..v- ,fy w. T' The Purdue Technology Staff includes: tback rowj Susan Bonness, Michael O'Hair. tfront rowj William Hubbard, lohn Brandelier, Mary Koleski, Toni Hynds. A student in the Computer Programming Technology degree program receives help from the CPT lab attendant.