The
Facilities Operations curriculum applies to the buildings in which we work
and live. It addresses the indoor environmental control, security and communications
systems, maintenance management, building renovation, and space utilization.
Example facilities include apartment complexes, office buildings, hotels, factories,
high rises, hospitals, and school campuses. This program serves graduates with
a two-year education in Engineering Technology programs such as Air Conditioning,
Civil, Construction, Mechanical, and Electrical Engineering Technology. Transfer
students from other programs will be evaluated on an individual basis.
Facilities Operations
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Schools
School of Business & Public Service
Canino School of Engineering Technology
School of Science, Health & Professional Studies
Technology Management: Facilities Operations ~ BBA
Students in this Major:
- Have received a fundamental preparation in Air Conditioning, Civil, Construction, Electrical, Mechanical Engineering Technology or a related field.
- Graduate with the skills required for employment in a variety of fields related to managing major facilities.
- Spend a semester in industry an intern working in the field using the knowledge gained through classroom and laboratory experiences.
- Are prepared to work with computer-based building and energy management systems.
Career Opportunities:
Major employers include hotel chains, manufacturers, shopping malls, apartment complexes, hospitals and schools. Positions include:
- Facility Operation Managers
- Directors of Operations
- Sales Engineers for Manufacturer's Rep.
- Managers for Building Controls firms
- Managers for plants such as District Steam and Chilled Water Plants
- Designers in Engineering Firms
- Field Managers for Contracting Co.
Admission Requirements:
- First-year students must have the Math A Regents Exm plus an additional year of defined math.
- Transfer students who successfully complete a TAC ABET accredited program
in Air Conditioning, Civil, Construction, Mechanical or Electrical Engineering
Technology will be accepted into the program with at least 60 transfer semester
credit hours. Others from similar non-TAC ABET accredited programs will be
evaluated individually for course credit transfer. Accepted transfer students
with course deficiencies may require more than two additional years to complete
the baccalaureate degree.
Program Requirements (Curriculum 1629):