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School of technology Niaz Latif, PhD, Dean www.purduecal.edu/technology Academic programs offered by the School of Technology include state-of-the-art curricula to meet the ever-changing demands of business and industry for highly-trained technical professionals. The School of Technology offers small class sizes, research opportunities, and the opportunity to profit from real-world laboratory experiences. Computer Information Technology and Graphics (Charles Winer, Head; 219/989-2035, Gyte Bldg., Room 251) Construction Science and Organizational Leadership (Anthony Gregory, Head; 219/989-2332, Anderson Bldg., Room 212) Engineering Technology (Essaid Bouktache, Head; 219/989-2471, Potter Bldg., Room 121) Bachelor Degree Programs Computer Graphics Technology Computer Information Technology Construction Management & Engineering Technologies Electrical Engineering Technology Industrial Engineering Technology Mechanical Engineering Technology Mechatronics Engineering Technology Organizational Leadershipand Supervision Master’s Degree Program Technology Career Opportunities Those who graduate from Purdue University Calumet’s School of Technology are prepared for such career opportunities as a Process Engineer, Plant Manager, Safety Specialist, Database Administrator, Quality Assurance Manager, Product Design Engineer, Process Control Instrumentation Technologist, Human Resource Specialist, Computer Network Technologist, Corporate Trainer, Biomedical Instrumentation Technologist, Construction Scheduler, Multimedia Specialist, Survey CrewChief, Estimator, CAD Operator/Manager, Graphic Artist, Animator, Virtual Reality Developer, Web Designer/Developer, Lead Software Developer, Software Application Architect, Network Security Technician, Expediter, Manufacturing Supervisor, Materials Technician, System Administrator, Information Technology Consultant, Software Engineer, Programmer, Application Developer, System Analyst and more. 132 | departments / schools
Department of Computer Information Technology and Graphics Charles Winer, Professor and Department Head. Faculty: M. Chandramouli; K. Jiang; G. Jin; T. Kim; B. Nicolai; K. Nankivell; M. Roller; J. Whittington Emeritus Faculty: S. Rados Academic Advisor: Debra Armand, Computer Information Technology and Computer Graphics Technology Staff: J. Curry, Department Secretary; D. Alt, CITG Technology Specialist The Department of Computer Information Technology and Graphics (CIT&G), offers Bachelor of Science (B.S.) Degree programs in computer information technology and computer graphics technology. The programs blend the theoretical with the practical and emphasize business applications. The mission of the Computer Information Technology and Graphics Department at Purdue University Calumet is to provide superior academic programs to our students, acclaimed service to the Calumet Region, and excellence in scholarshipto the information technology community. Through classroom and lab interaction with experienced faculty and the ability of students to perform applied research and experiential learning, our graduates are able to begin their professional work activities with the confidence and knowledge to be successful in their chosen field of work. Our computer lab facilities and industry standard software enable students to be on the leading edge of what they will encounter in the real world of information technology and graphics. For further information, please call the Computer Information Technology and Graphics office at (219) 989-2035. The department homepage can be accessed at: http://webs.purduecal.edu/citg/ Computer Information Technology and Graphics Bachelor of Science degrees: Bachelor of Science, Computer Information Technology Bachelor of Science, Computer Graphics Technology Notes: ITS (Information Technology Systems) is the CIT program’s subject code designator CGT (Computer Graphics Technology) is the CGT program’s subject code designator Computer Information Technology (CIT) The following are the Program Educational Objectives (PEO’s) for the Baccalaureate Degree in Computer Information Technology (CIT): Program Educational Objective 1: The program will produce graduates that are information technologists with applied research, critical thinking and problem solving skills. Program Educational Objective 2: The program will produce graduates that are professionals, leading industry direction with excellence in providing solutions to business needs. Program Educational Objective 3: The program will produce graduates that are future information technology leaders. Program Educational Objective 4: The program will produce graduates that are life-long learners who have a commitment to service within the community. Program Educational Objective 5: The program will produce graduates that are citizens of the world, sensitive to state, national and global initiatives through technological solutions. departments / schools This program is based on curriculum standards of the Association for Computing Machinery/Special Interest GroupInformation Technology Education (ACM/SIGITE) core curriculum that meets the requirements of Purdue University Calumet instructional guidelines. The curriculum has the student experience each individual topic in their first two years. The SIGITE core is made upof general education courses and specific Information Technology requirements of the accreditation guidelines. The core courses span knowledge areas that include computational thinking / problem solving, algorithm development, database implementation, project management, human computer interaction, information assurance and security, networking technologies, platform technologies, and operating systems implementation. Through classroom and lab interaction with experienced faculty and the ability to perform applied research and experiential learning, Computer Information Technology graduates are able to begin their professional work activities with the confidence and knowledge to be successful in their chosen field of work. The department supports four state-of-the-art and cutting-edge technology virtual classrooms/labs in Powers building allowing students to access our courses and labs from anywhere and at anytime. Digitally recorded modules may be archived and available as Podcasts or viewed as live or recorded Webcasts so students can work on a self-paced basis. departments / schools | 133
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