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This academic program prepares students for employment in vehicle design within the automotive industry and has an emphasis in Vehicle Architecture and Systems. Additional program components include related areas of Lean Manufacturing Operation, Quality/Value Methodology, Process Planning, End-of-Life Vehicle Planning, and Material Database Systems. Interested students should meet with an academic advisor before enrolling in any CMU course. All students pursuing a major in Vehicle Engineering Design Technology must complete the English, mathematics, and science courses. These courses may also be used to fulfill University Program, Competency, and/or Area Requirements. Students will complete a team-based 16-week Vehicle Design Capstone, which requires a prerequisite enrollment interview and an exit knowledge exam.
NOTE: Students admitted after July 2007 will be enrolled in the newly formatted Bachelor of Science, Major in Vehicle Engineering Design Technology program. Students admitted prior to July 2007 will have the option of pursuing either the BS in Vehicle Engineering Design Technology or the BS in Vehicle Design.
General Education Requirements (30-42 semester hours)
Area Requirements (18 semester hours)
Major (69 semester hours)
Minimum Total for Graduation - 124 credit hours
Note: No more than 27 semester hours may be taken from the College of
Business Administration. These hours include both business transfer credits
and credits earned at Central Michigan University.


Vehicle Design Program Resources
Engineering & Technology Department
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