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Mechanical Engineering) Academic Policies and Regulations Information Technology ............................................................................ 36 TABLE OF CONTENTS Library Services ......................................................................................... 37 Graduate (On Campus) ................................................................................ 3 Alumni Engagement .................................................................................. 38 About Kettering University ................................................................... 3 Administration and Faculty ................................................................ 38 About The Catalog ................................................................................ 5 Contact Information ............................................................................ 42 Academic Calendar ...................................................................................... 6 Kettering University Online ........................................................................ 43 Academic Programs .................................................................................... 7 About Kettering University ................................................................. 43 College of Engineering .......................................................................... 7 Academic Calendar ............................................................................. 44 Engineering (Concentration in Automotive Systems) .................. 8 Academic Programs ........................................................................... 44 Engineering (Concentration in Computer Engineering) ......... 8 Accelerated Masters .................................................................... 44 Engineering (Concentration in Electrical & Computer Second Master's Degree ............................................................. 45 Engineering-Advanced Mobility) ............................................ 9 Admissions ................................................................................................. 46 Engineering (Concentration in Electrical Engineering) .......... 9 Tuition and Fees ................................................................................. 48 Engineering (Concentration in Mechanical Engineering) Academic Policies and Regulations ......................................................... 50 ................................................................................................. 10 Academic Advising/Standing/Status ................................................ 50 Graduate School & Research ...................................................... 11 Attendance ................................................................................... 51 School of Management ............................................................... 11 Computer/Email Requirements ................................................... 51 Master of Business Administration (MBA) .......................... 11 Conduct Expectations ................................................................. 52 MS in Engineering Management .......................................... 13 Enrollment .................................................................................... 55 MS in Operations Management ........................................... 14 Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) ................. 57 MS in Supply Chain Management ....................................... 14 Grades ........................................................................................... 58 Accelerated Masters .................................................................... 14 Graduation .................................................................................... 60 Second Master's Degree ............................................................. 15 Student Records .......................................................................... 60 Certificate Programs ........................................................................... 15 Information Technology ............................................................................ 62 Global Leadership ........................................................................ 16 Library Services ......................................................................................... 63 Healthcare Management ............................................................. 16 Administration and Faculty ....................................................................... 64 Operations Management ............................................................. 16 Contact Information ................................................................................... 67 Supply Chain and ERP ................................................................. 16 Graduate A-Z .............................................................................................. 68 Course Descriptions and Numbering Schema ......................................... 17 Accounting (ACCT) ............................................................................. 68 Admissions ................................................................................................. 18 Business (BUSN) ................................................................................. 68 Tuition and Fees ........................................................................................ 21 Computer Engineering (CE) ................................................................ 68 Academic Policies and Regulations ......................................................... 22 Computer Science (CS) ...................................................................... 70 Academic Advising/Standing/Status ................................................ 22 Elect. & Computer Engrg (ECE) .......................................................... 70 Attendance ................................................................................... 23 Electrical Engineering (EE) ................................................................. 71 Conduct Expectations ................................................................. 23 Engineering (ENGR) ............................................................................ 71 Enrollment .................................................................................... 28 Financial (FINC) .................................................................................. 71 Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) ................. 30 Healthcare Management (HMGT) ...................................................... 71 Grades ........................................................................................... 31 Indust/Manufctrng Engrg (IME) ......................................................... 72 Graduation .................................................................................... 33 Information Systems (ISYS) ............................................................... 73 International Students ................................................................. 33 Lean/Manufacturing Ops (MFGO) ..................................................... 73 Student Records .......................................................................... 34 Management (MGMT) ........................................................................ 73 Thesis ........................................................................................... 34 Marketing (MRKT) ............................................................................... 75 Mechanical Engineering (MECH) ....................................................... 75 Supply Chain Management (SCM) ..................................................... 80 Index ........................................................................................................... 82 Kettering University 3 Originally founded as The School of Automotive Trades by Albert Sobey GRADUATE (ON CAMPUS) under the direction of the Industrial Fellowship of Flint on October 20, 1919, Kettering University has a long legacy with the automotive industry. Kettering University offers graduate programs that cater to the needs of The university became known as the Flint Institute of Technology in students, young professionals and those looking for a new challenge. 1923 before being acquired by General Motors in 1926, becoming the Most Kettering graduate degrees can be obtained online (p. 43) or on- General Motors Institute of Technology and eventually the General campus. Those available on-campus are listed below: Motors Institute in 1932. Sometimes referred to as the "West Point of industry," GMI focused on creating business and industry leaders through • Master of Business Administration (MBA) (p. 11) a unique cooperative education model. • MS Engineering (p. 8) Automotive Systems (p. 8) GM and the University separated on July 1, 1982, and the University • MS Engineering (p. 9)Electrical Engineering (p. 9) became an independent private university, keeping the cooperative education model and expanding the number of co-op employers for • MS Engineering (p. 8)Computer Engineering (p. 8) students while also offering graduate programs. • MS (p. 13)Engineering Management (p. 13) The University's name officially became Kettering University on January 1, 1998, in honor of Charles Kettering (1876-1958), a distinguished • MS Engineering Mechanical Engineering (p. 10) engineer, inventor, scientist, social philosopher, and humanitarian. Charles
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