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Interdepartmental
Computer-Integrated
Manufacturing
Major
B.A., B.S. degrees, Plan A or B
This
major offers an integrated program of coursework for
students planning CIM/CAD/CAM related careers. The student
will have an advisor in both the Computer Science and
Industrial and Engineering Technology Departments.
Required
CPS Courses (19 hours):
CPS 170 (1) UNIX
CPS 180 (3) Principles of Computer Programming
CPS 181 (3) Introduction to Data Structures
CPS 210 (3) Assembly Language and Computer Organization
CPS 280 (2 ) FORTRAN (1) and any other language (1)
CPS 340 (3) Advanced Data Structures and Algorithms
CPS 360 (3) Computer Design and Architecture
Required IET Courses (21 hours):
IET 154 (3) Engineering Design Graphics
IET 359 (3) Computer-Aided Drafting
IET 375 (3) Robotics
IET 377 (3) N/C Programming
IET 457 (3) Computer-Aided Design
IET 477 (3) Computer-Assisted N/C Programming
IET 502 (3) Computer Applications in Industry
IET
Electives (6 hours) selected with the approval of an IET
advisor.
CPS Electives (6 hours) at CPS 280 level or above and
selected with the approval of a CPS advisor.
IET
170 (3) Metal Technology
IET 326 (3) Manufacturing Methods Analysis
IET 350 (3) Mechanism Design
IET 354 (3) Descriptive Geometry
IET 379 (3) Mechanics of Materials
IET 425 (3-6) Industrial Internship
IET 426 (3) Plant Layout and Materials Handling
IET 450 Machine Design Graphics
IET 455 (3) Tool Design
IET 458 (3) Advanced Computer-Aided Design
CPS 282 (3) Introduction to Multimedia Design
CPS 370 (3) File Manipulation Techniques
CPS 380 (3) Microcomputer Architecture
CPS 410 (3) Software Engineering
CPS 420 (3) Windows Programming
CPS 480 (3) Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
CPS 482 (3) Advanced Multimedia Design
CPS 541 (3) Data Bases
CPS 565 (3) Computer Networks I
CPS 575 (3) Computer Graphics
CPS 576 (3) Digital Image Processing
TOTAL:
51 semester hours
The
following mathematics courses or equivalent skills are
prerequisites for some of the required courses on this
major: MTH 132 (4) [OR MTH 136 (5)], MTH 175 (3) and MTH 223
(3). Students with incomplete high school preparation may
find it necessary to complete additional mathematics
courses.
Notes:
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The Computer-Integrated Manufacturing curriculum consists of
extensive laboratory work which involves a close physical
relationship with tools, moving machinery and electrical
equipment necessitating specific safe practices. Examples
include voltage checks, use of safety guards, and continuous
observation of associated visual alarms, caution signs and
auditory signals.
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As you select from our majors and minors remember that you
are pursuing a degree, and must meet all the degree
requirements as well as the major and minor requirements.
Students pursuing the Computer-Integrated manufacturing
majors are required to meet with an IET (or CPS) advisor
during the first semester of attendance at CMU.
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A maximum of six semester hours of Credit/No Credit may be
used on departmental majors or minors. Credit/No Credit
courses are identified in the course offering guides.
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