Technology Management (BAAS)

Manage Technology, Drive Success

Ready to level up your tech career? Advance your Associate of Applied Science degree to a bachelor's degree as you unlock your potential to lead technological innovations across a variety of industries.

Duration 2-year average
Total Credit Hours 120 credit hours
Foreign Language No foreign language credits required

Boost your technology skills and become a business leader with a BAAS in Technology Management from A&M-Commerce. Offering a seamless transition from an Associate of Applied Science in technical fields to a bachelor's degree, our program will position you for leadership roles where you can help organizations keep technology running smoothly.

You may transfer up to 83 credit hours and complete the remaining courses online through A&M-Commerce. The BAAS in Technology Management is also a smooth pathway into our M.S. in Technology Management program!

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A&M-Commerce By the numbers

#1

Fastest-Growing public

university in Texas

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$10M

awarded annually

in scholarships

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86%

alumni working full-

time within six months

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15%

nationally for social mobility

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20:1

student-to-faculty

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48

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53

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Is This Program a Good Fit for You?

The 120-credit-hour BAAS in Technology Management program is designed for community college students who are transitioning to a four-year degree and working professionals who have completed an Associate of Applied Science (AAS) degree from a regionally accredited institution. The AAS degree should be in a technical field such as information technology, engineering technology, manufacturing, computer-aided design, construction technology or industrial technology. If you are interested in online instruction, this program may be a great fit!

See Yourself Succeed with a Degree in Technology Management

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Innovation and Discovery

Take on our mission to build a better Texas that is eager to compete in an interconnected world with creativity, ethical leadership and imagination. We don’t just discover the future, we make it.

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Accomplished Faculty

Our faculty hold more than 46 years of combined work experience and 54 years teaching experience.

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Career Readiness

The College of Science and Engineering is a gateway to in-demand STEM careers projected to make up a significant portion of the U.S. and global economy.

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Careers

Become a vital part of any organization through our technology management degree. Our program prepares you for various STEM careers, like operations management and systems analytics. Graduates are well-positioned to transition quickly whenever internship and job opportunities arise.

Career Possibilities and Current Median Salaries

Computer and Information Systems Manager
$164,070
Project Manager
$95,370
Computer System Analyst
$102,240
Information Security Analyst
$112,000
Network and Computer Systems Administrator
$90,520

US DOL Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2022

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What You Will Learn

The BAAS in Technology Management degree program addresses the following educational objectives:

  • Demonstrate effective communication skills and techniques within an organization
  • Demonstrate effective project management skills
  • Function effectively in a dynamic, data-driven environment
  • Recognize and discuss organizational management and leadership practices across different industry sectors
  • Engage in decision-making processes governed by personal and organizational values and ethics

Course Delivery

The BAAS in Technology Management program is designed for community college students transitioning to a four-year degree and working professionals who have completed an Associate of Applied Sciences in a technical field who require a bachelor's degree for career advancement.

You may transfer up to 83 hours of core and career classes. Your remaining 37 hours of coursework will be completed fully online through A&M-Commerce. Online courses follow the traditional 16-week semester schedule.

Undergraduate Program Costs

Program Costs

Tuition and fees for undergraduate students taking 12 credit hours are $4,212 for Texas residents and $9,108 for non-residents.

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Featured Courses

Principles of Technology Management TMGT 350

You will study the leadership and management methodologies necessary to be successful and effective in contemporary technology-intensive organizations. Prerequisites: TMGT 303.

Essentials of Project Management TMGT 358

This course develops a foundation of concepts and solutions that supports the planning, scheduling, controlling, resource allocation and performance measurement activities required for successful completion of a project. Basic project management tools will be introduced. Prerequisites: Junior Standing.

Legal Environment of Business MGT 301

Explore the legal environment and aspects of commerce, including administrative law, trade restraints, price discrimination, labor and employment law, common and statutory liability and regulation of professionals, elements of contract and tort law, as well as an analysis of basic principles of the foreign and international aspects of business and commerce. Prerequisites: Junior Standing.

Decision Theory TMGT 444

Decision theory deals with methods for determining the optimal course of action when a number of alternatives are available and their consequences cannot be forecast with certainty. This course will use quantitative methods (models) for problem-solving and decision-making. Theories and models to be covered include probability theory, utility theory and game theory, linear programming models, nonlinear programming models, and integer programming models. Prerequisites:TMGT 340 and TMGT 411.

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