School of Technology
Facts & Figures
Fall 2008-09

How We Achieve Quality Technology Education:

• Applications-oriented, hands-on, laboratory based curricula
• Use of state-of-the-art, industry standard technology
• Faculty with academic credentials and extensive industrial experience
• Graduates educated to handle changes in market demand
• Teamwork, quality improvement and communication skills are stressed throughout the curriculum
• Small class size
• Quality teaching is the faculty’s most important responsibility

Statistics:

• Graduate student enrollment – 95
• Undergraduate student enrollment - 2,256

Faculty:

• Number of full-time faculty – 41
• Typical industrial experience – 10 + years

Degrees Granted:

• Associate Degrees per year – 87
• Bachelor Degrees per year – 132

Salaries (PUC May 2008 Graduates Avg.):

• BS – Computer Graphics Technology = $23, 000
• BS – Computer Information Technology = $47,500
• BS – Construction Management and Engineering Technologies = $54,500
• BS – Electrical and Computer Engineering Technology = $42,500
• BS – Industrial Engineering Technology = $37,000
• BS – Mechanical Engineering Technology = $52,000
• BS – Organizational Leadership and Supervision = $55,249