A student must have a 2.75 minimum GPA in all coursework taken previous to application for admission.

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1 Integrated Energy Management Major, BS STUDENTS MAY ENROLL STARTING FALL 2015 Director Elvin Delgado, PhD P E. Program Information The geopolitical conflicts over energy resources during the last decades have transformed the current energy landscapes at regional, national and global scales. These shifts in energy landscapes have made the management of energy resources more complex, the development of energy policy more important and controversial, and the innovation of energy technology frontpage news. Whether it is finding new traditional sources of energy (e.g., oil, coal and natural gas) or developing alternative sources of energy (e.g., wind, solar, hydropower, geothermal) we need to understand that the world is so embedded in conventional sources of energy that policies and decisions regarding alternative sources of energy depend greatly on what happens in the fossil fuel market. An interdisciplinary and integrated understanding of energy resources is integral to finding comprehensive solutions to the management of energy systems in today s rapidly changing world. A broad range of human, environmental, political, economic, and technological factors are at work shaping the future of current energy landscapes, and the IEM degree takes these factors into consideration. We provide students with an interdisciplinary educational experience that includes the integration of both traditional fossil fuel-based and cleaner alternative energy. Students enrolled in the IEM degree program select one of three specializations: (1) integrated energy policy; (2) integrated energy business; or (3) integrated power systems. Admission Requirements Applications are accepted throughout the academic year. Admission to the program is based upon a review of completed prerequisite courses and application materials. Please see the program application at A student must have a 2.75 minimum GPA in all coursework taken previous to application for admission. Admission to any course requires a grade of C or better in each prerequisite listed. Students who do not meet the prerequisite grade requirement will be dropped from the course. A student is expected to complete each course used to fulfill a degree program requirement with a grade of C or better. Students must complete all CWU foundation and core requirements prior to beginning 400-level coursework.

2 Integrated Energy Management Foundational Courses 28 Credit Hours ECON 201 Principles of Economics Micro 5 GEOG 250 Resource Exploitation and Conservation 4 GEOG 107 Our Dynamic Earth 5 GEOG Introduction to Maps and Cartography 4 Course Description Select one from the following: ECON Foundations for Business Analytics 5 MATH Finite Mathematics 5 AND Select one from the following: MATH Pre-calculus Mathematics I 5 MATH Pre-calculus Mathematics II 5 MATH Intuitive Calculus 5 MATH Calculus I 5 Integrated Energy Management Core Courses Credit Hours ECON Energy Economics 5 GEOG 440 Ecology and Culture 4 ENST Energy and Society 5 GEOG Introductory GIS 5 IEM 301- Energy Management 5 GEOG Alternative Energy Resources and Technologies 5 Choose one methods and one communication course - Methods (select one from the following list of courses) Credit BUS Introductory Business Statistics 5 MATH Statistical Concepts and Methods 5 PSY Introductory Statistics 5 AND - Communications (select one from the following list of courses) Credit ADMG Business Communications and Report Writing 5 COM Business and Professional Speaking 4 ENG Technical Writing 4

3 INTEGRATED ENERGY POLICY SPECIALIZATION Integrated Energy Policy specializes in training students in Geographic Information Systems (GIS), planning, and policy analysis as it relates to energy production, distribution and consumption with particular attention to the environment. Energy Policy Specialization Required Courses 17 ECON Environmental and Resource Economics 5 GEOG Energy Policy 5 GEOG Natural Resources Policy 4 POSC Introduction to Public Policy 3 Energy Policy Specialization Electives Select between 18 and 20 credits from the following courses: BUS Legal Environment of Business 5 BUS Advanced Business Law 5 ECON Introduction to Forecasting 5 ECON Public Finance 5 ECON Government and Business 5 ECON Intermediate Microeconomic Analysis 5 ECON Introduction to Econometrics 5 ECON Economic Research 5 GEOG Introduction to Land Use Planning 5 GEOG Transportation Geography and Planning 4 GEOG Quantitative Methods in Geography 5 GEOG Qualitative Methods in Geography 4 GEOG Airphoto Interpretation 5 GEOG Intermediate GIS 5 GEOG Advanced Topics in Land Use Planning 3 GEOG Computer Cartography 4 GEOG Advanced GIS 4 GEOG Mineral Resources 4 GEOG Geographic Approaches to Environmental Resource Analysis 4 GEOG/GEOL Remote Sensing 5 GEOL Introduction to Geologic Field Methods 4 GEOL Earth Resources and Pollution 5 GEOL Petroleum Geology 5 POSC 350 Introduction to Public Law 5 IEM Cooperative Education AND 1-10 IEM Cooperative Education (by permission) 1-12 TOTAL CREDITS 96-99

4 INTEGRATED ENERGY BUSINESS SPECIALIZATION Integrated Energy Business specializes in training students in the areas of marketing, supply chain logistics, and economics as it relate to energy production distribution and consumption. Energy Business Specialization Required Courses 20 ACCT Financial Accounting Analysis 5 MGT Principles of Management 5 MKT Essential Marketing Concepts 5 SCM Supply Chain Management 5 Energy Business Specialization Electives 15 Select 15 credits from the following OR, with approval, IEM 290 and IEM 490: Choose two of the following: ECON International Economics 5 ECON Money and Banking 5 ECON Managerial Economics 5 ECON Labor Economics 5 SCM Lean/Six Sigma Processes 5 SCM Procurement and Supply Management 5 SCM Advanced Topics in Operations and Supply Chain Management 5 SCM Global Supply Chain Management 5 Choose one of the following MGT Global Leadership and Culture 5 MKT Marketing Promotion Management 5 MKT International Marketing 5 OR IEM Cooperative Education 1 10 IEM Cooperative Education 1 12 TOTAL CREDITS 96-97

5 INTEGRATED POWER SYSTEMS SPECIALIZATION Power Systems provides courses that train students in topics related to energy technologies, physical understandings of power systems, and the environmental implications of energy production, distribution, and consumption. Power Systems Specialization Required Courses 18 IET Modern Technology and Energy 5 IET Computer-aided Design and Drafting -OR- 4 IET Architectural Computer Aided Design 4 IET Engineering Project Cost Analysis 4 PHY 106 Physics 5 Power Systems Specialization Electives 20 Select between 18 and 20 credits from the following courses: IT Spreadsheet app OR IT Database app 3 CMGT Light Commercial Construction 5 CMGT Blueprint Reading and Construction Graphics 4 CMGT Electrical Systems Design 3 CMGT LEED in Sustainable Construction 4 EET Basic Electricity 5 EET Advanced Electrical Network 4 EET Generation of Electrical Power 4 EET 432/433 - Transmission and Distribution of Electrical Power 4 ETSC Quality Control 4 ETSC Engineering Project Management 4 IET Product Design and Development 4 IET Technical Presentations 3 SHM Fundamentals of Safety and Health Management 3 SHM Manufacturing Safety and Health 3 SHM Incident Analysis 3 SHM Risk and Insurance 4 SHM Hazardous Materials Management 4 SHM Environmental Management 4 IEM Cooperative Education 1 10 IEM Cooperative Education 1 12 TOTAL CREDITS Students graduate from Central Washington University and earn a Bachelor of Science in Integrated Energy Management making them emerging experts of integrated energy in the global economy.

6 SAMPLE GRADUATION PLANS BY SPECIALIZATION: Energy Policy Specialization with Apprenticeship - sample tentative four-year graduation plan Year Quarter Course 1 Fall GEOG 107 Our Dynamic Earth 5 1 Fall UNIV Academic Advising Seminar 1 1 Fall ENG Composition I: Critical Reading and Responding 4 1 Fall MATH Finite Mathematics 5 1 Winter ENG Composition II: Reasoning and Research 4 1 Winter PHYS 106 Physics Inquiry 5 1 Winter MATH Pre-calculus Mathematics I 5 1 Winter CS Computer Basics 4 1 Spring ECON 201 Principles of Economics Micro 5 1 Spring GEOG 250 Resource Exploitation and Conservation 4 1 Spring PHIL Global Ethics 5 2 Fall FVS Introduction to Film and Video Studies 5 2 Fall ENST Energy and Society 5 2 Fall IET 101- Modern Technology and Energy 5 2 Winter SOC Principles of Sociology 5 2 Winter ENG The Literary Imagination: An Introduction to Literature 5 2 Winter GEOG Introduction to Maps and Cartography 4 2 Spring MATH Statistical Concepts and Methods 5 2 Spring GEOG World Regional Geography 5 2 Spring CS Programming Fundamentals I 4 2 Spring POSC Introduction to Public Policy 3 3 Fall GEOG Introductory GIS 5 3 Fall ADMG Business Communications and Report Writing 5 3 Fall GEOG Quantitative Methods in Geography 5 3 Winter IEM 301- Energy Management 5 3 Winter GEOG Energy Policy 5 3 Winter ECON Energy Economics 5 3 Spring GEOG 440 Ecology and Culture 4 3 Spring GEOG Alternative Energy Resources and Technology 5 3 Spring GEOG Advanced GIS 4 4 Fall ECON Environmental and Resource Economics 5 4 Fall GEOG Climate Change: Human and Biophysical Dimensions 4 4 Fall ECON Introduction to Econometrics 5 4 Winter IEM Cooperative Education 7 4 Winter IEM Cooperative Education 10 4 Spring ENST Environmental Policy Formulation 4 4 Spring GEOG Introduction to Land Use Planning 5 4 Spring GEOG Natural Resources Policy 4 Total credits 180

7 ENERGY BUSINESS SPECIALIZATION Energy Business Specialization - sample tentative four-year graduation plan Year Quarter Course 1 Fall GEOG Our Dynamic Earth 5 1 Fall UNIV Academic Advising Seminar 1 1 Fall ENG Composition I: Critical Reading and Responding 4 1 Fall MATH Finite Mathematics 5 1 Winter ENG Composition II: Reasoning and Research 4 1 Winter MATH Pre-calculus Mathematics I 5 1 Winter CS Computer Basics 4 1 Winter GEOG Introduction to Maps and Cartography 4 1 Spring ECON 201 Principles of Economics Micro 5 1 Spring ENST Ecosystems, Resources, Population, and Culture 5 1 Spring PHIL Global Ethics 5 2 Fall MATH Statistical Concepts and Methods 5 2 Fall ENST Energy and Society 5 2 Fall IET 101- Modern Technology and Energy 5 2 Winter PHYS Physics Inquiry 5 2 Winter ENG The Literary Imagination: An Introduction to Literature 5 2 Winter SOC Principles of Sociology 5 2 Spring FVS Introduction to Film and Video Studies 5 2 Spring GEOG World Regional Geography 5 2 Spring CS Programming Fundamentals I 4 3 Fall SCM Supply Chain Management 5 3 Fall ADMG Business Communications and Report Writing 5 3 Fall MKT Essential Marketing Concepts 5 3 Winter MGT Principles of Management 5 3 Winter ACCT Financial Accounting Analysis 5 3 Winter ECON Energy Economics 5 3 Spring ENST Environmental Management 5 3 Spring GEOG Alternative Energy Resources and Technology 5 3 Spring IEM 301- Energy Management 5 4 Fall GEOG Introductory GIS 5 4 Fall SCM Procurement and Supply Management 5 4 Fall ECON International Economics 5 4 Winter SCM Lean/Six Sigma Processes 5 4 Winter GEOG Intermediate GIS 5 4 Winter MKT International Marketing 5 4 Spring GEOG Introduction to Land Use Planning 5 4 Spring ENST Environmental Law 4 4 Spring GEOG Quantitative Methods in Geography 5 Total credits 180

8 POWER SYSTEMS SPECIALIZATION Energy Power Systems Specialization - sample tentative four-year graduation plan Year Quarter Course 1 Fall GEOG Our Dynamic Earth 5 1 Fall UNIV Academic Advising Seminar 1 1 Fall ENG Composition I: Critical Reading and Responding 4 1 Fall MATH Finite Mathematics 5 1 Winter ENG Composition II: Reasoning and Research 4 1 Winter MATH Pre-calculus Mathematics I 5 1 Winter CS Computer Basics 4 1 Winter GEOG Introduction to Maps and Cartography 4 1 Spring ECON 201 Principles of Economics Micro 5 1 Spring ENST Ecosystems, Resources, Population, and Culture 5 1 Spring PHIL Global Ethics 5 2 Fall MATH Statistical Concepts and Methods 5 2 Fall GEOG World Regional Geography 5 2 Fall IET 101- Modern Technology and Energy 5 2 Winter PHYS Physics Inquiry 5 2 Winter ENG The Literary Imagination: An Introduction to Literature 5 2 Winter SOC Principles of Sociology 5 2 Spring FVS Introduction to Film and Video Studies 5 2 Spring ENST Energy and Society 5 2 Spring CS Programming Fundamentals I 4 3 Fall GEOG 303 Introductory GIS 5 3 Fall ADMG Business Communications and Report Writing 5 3 Fall IET Computer-aided Design and Drafting 4 3 Winter IET Energy Sources and Power 3 3 Winter IET Engineering Project Cost Analysis 4 3 Winter ECON Energy Economics 5 3 Winter IET Product Design and Development 4 3 Spring ENST Environmental Management 5 3 Spring GEOG Alternative Energy Resources and Technology 5 3 Spring IEM 301- Energy Management 5 4 Fall GEOG Climate change: Human and Biophysical Dimensions 4 4 Fall CMGT Light Commercial Construction 5 4 Fall CMGT Blueprint Reading and Construction Graphics 4 4 Winter IET Quality Control 4 4 Winter GEOG Mineral Resources 4 4 Winter GEOG Water Resources 4 4 Winter GEOG Environmental Hazard Analysis and Management 5 4 Spring GEOG Introduction to Land Use Planning 5 4 Spring ENST Environmental Law 4 4 Spring GEOG Quantitative Methods in Geography 5 Total credits 180