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About the
Program
The College of Technology’s Industrial Distribution
program is housed within the School of Technology Studies. Graduates of this program will earn a Bachelor
of Science degree in industrial distribution.
Concentrations in manufacturing, information systems, purchasing,
materials management, international business, management,
sales, electronics and others are offered. Students also have
the option of completing a minor as part of the overall curriculum.
The major curriculum is developed with the input from the
Industrial Distribution Advisory Committee. This committee
is representative of decision makers in the industry to ensure
the curriculum stays current.
Please visit our program web site at http://www.emich.edu/sts/id/
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Boxes ride down the line
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Warehouse distribution center
for J&L Industrial Distribution |
About the Curriculum
| Industrial Distribution Major Requirements |
45 Credit Hours |
| INDT 179
Introduction to Wholesale Distribution
INDT 240 Profit Strategies in Distribution
INDT 340 Relationships in Wholesaling
INDT 345 Industrial Direct Response
INDT 346 Industrial Climate and its Effect on Distribution
INDT 387 Cooperative Education in Industrial Distribution
INDT 391 Wholesale Account Development
INDT 440 Inventory Strategies in Distribution
INDT 444 Quality Planning in Distribution
INDT 448 Wholesale Policies
INDT 487 Cooperative Education in Industrial Distribution
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Concentrations
Concentrations offered include, but are not
limited to, the following:
- Computer Information Systems
- Constructions Management
- Electronics
- International Business
- Management
- Manufacturing, Material and Processes
- Pharmaceuticals and Health-Related Fields
- Purchasing
- Sales
- Textiles/Merchandising
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27 Credit Hours |
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General
Education Course Work
General education requirements are stated in the Undergraduate
Catalog. The following courses listed under general education
are required for the Industrial Distribution Major. |
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Symbolics and Communication (Area I)
ENGL 121 English Composition
CTAS 121/124 Fundamentals of Speech
An upper-level course in speech communication
MATH 118 Mathematical Analysis for Social Science I
INDT 201 Microcomputer Applications in Technology
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14-15 Credit Hours
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Science and Technology (Area II)
Physical science elective
Life science elective
INDT 150 Understanding Technology
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10 Credit Hours
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Social Science (Area III)
PLSC 112 American Government
A course in history
ECON 201 Principles of Economics I
ECON 202 Principles of Economics II
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12 Credit Hours
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Arts and Humanities
(Area IV)
A course in literature
An cross-cultural or international studies
A course in philosophy or religion
A course in art, dance, music, or theatre arts
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12 Credit Hours
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Physical Education and Health
PEGN 210 Lifetime wellness and fitness or two courses
in military science
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2 Credit Hours |
Total |
124 Credit Hours |
About the Faculty
Robert
Teehan
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