Emergency Management and Response
Individuals who may benefit from the Emergency Management and Response track:
- Occupational safety officials
- Industrial hygienists and risk managers
- Loss control professionals
- Transportation specialist such as engineers, drivers, technicians, and operators
- Manufacturing professionals such as packagers and distributors
- Educators
- Managers and administrators
- Students in related majors
Undergraduate Certificate
Emergency Management and Response Track (19 semester hours)
Coordinator: Dennis Cesarotti, Department of Technology
Core Courses (7 semester hours)
- POLS 386, Global Terrorism (3)
OR GEOG 451, Political Geography (3)
- UNIV 310, Foundations in Homeland Security and Disaster Preparedness (3)
OR TECH 432, Disaster Preparedness (3)
- One of the following (1)
- ISYE 490, Topics in Engineering and Engineering Technology (1)
- IHHS 301, Independent Study in Health and Human Sciences (1)
- ILAS 440, Independent Study (1)
Four of the following (12)
- CSCI 350, Computer Security Basics (3)
- ISYE 475, Decision Analysis for Engineering (3)
- TECH 231, Safety Programs (3)
- TECH 433, Toxicology for Industry (3)
- TECH 482, Industrial Safety Engineering Analysis (3)
- TECH 485, Industrial Risk Management (3)
Graduate Certificate
Emergency Management and Response Track (18 semester hours)
Coordinator: Dennis Cesarotti, Department of Technology
Core course (3 semester hours)
- UNIV 510, Foundations in Homeland Security and Disaster Preparedness
Five of the following (15)
- CSCI 550 (650) - Principles of Computer Security (3)
- ISYE 475, Decision Analysis for Engineering (3)
- IEET 490, Topics in Engineering and Engineering Technology (3)
- TECH 433, Toxicology for Industry (3)
- TECH 482, Industrial Safety Engineering Analysis (3)
- TECH 485, Industrial Risk Management (3)
