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Description of the Major | Degrees Offered | Concentrations | Minors |
Declaring the Major | Progressing in the Major

Description of the Major

The major is a part of the Department of Integrated Science and Technology, a program within the College of Integrated Science and Engineering.

Integrated Science and Technology (ISAT) Title learn about a broad range of scientific, technological, and social concepts and master concrete skills that will make them leaders in solving the real human problems that confront our world. Students start with a common foundations curriculum and then progress into more specialized technical areas of their choice during the junior and senior years. Studies in ISAT combine multiple scientific areas into one hands-on, integrated program in which students learn by working directly with technology and applying it to solve real-world problems.

ISAT graduates are successful in a broad range of professions and graduate schools. The program is both technical and flexible allowing students to customize a course sequence in preparation for a diverse array of technology-related careers.

Degrees Offered

B.S.

Concentrations

Applied Biotechnology

Energy

Engineering/Manufacturing

Environment

Information and Knowledge Management

Telecommunications

Minors

Environmental Information Systems

Environmental Management

Integrated Science and Technology

Science, Technology and Society

Declaring the Major

New Freshmen and Transfer Students
Students declare the Integrated Science and Technology major when they register for orientation.

Currently Enrolled Major Changers
Students should complete a "Change or Declaration of Major" form and schedule an appointment to meet with the ISAT coordinator for students in ISAT 121 to get their Change of Major form signed and find out what classes to take.

Progressing in the Major

All students take the same sequence of classes for the first two foundation years and then choose courses from three of the six concentrations in their junior year. Seniors choose a course sequence and senior project to fulfill requirements for one or more concentrations. Students must earn a grade of "C-" or better in GISAT 151, GISAT 251 and ISAT 152 for the course to be used as a prerequisite for other ISAT foundation classes.