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Industrial Technology Education Major, B.S.(Technology Education) (Teacher Licensure Grades 5 through 9)

*NOTE: Please consult with an IT adviser before committing to this licensure.

I.Required Basic Courses (Core) A & B: 68 credits

II. Required Education Courses (Core): 47 credits

TOTAL QUARTER HOURS REQUIRED FOR MAJOR: 115 CREDITS

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Industrial Technology Education Major, B.S.(Technology Education) (Teacher Licensure Grades 5 through 9 and 9 through 12)

I.Required Basic Courses (Cores A & B): 68 credits

II.Required Education Courses (Education Core): 47 credits

III. Complete a minimum of 18 quarter hours from one or more of the fields of emphasis listed below with consultation of advisor: 18 credits

TOTAL QUARTER HOURS REQUIRED FOR MAJOR: 133 CREDITS

Fields of Emphasis (Advanced Technical Area Courses)

A. Communications

IT 104 Media Exploration for Illustrators (5 credits)
IT 108 Introduction to Design Modeling (3 credits)
IT 203 Pre-Press Publishing Processes (4 credits)
IT 206 Airbrush Rendering (3 credits)
IT 208 Model Building Processes (3 credits)
IT 255 Reproduction Printing Processes (4 credits)
IT 300 Environmental Design (4 credits)
IT 497 Internship (6-8 credits)

B. Construction

IT 214 Advanced Fabrication Techniques (4 credits)
IT 223 Cement Technology (4 credits)
IT 300 Environmental Design (4 credits)
IT 301 Commercial Architecture (4 credits)
IT 328 Bidding & Estimating (3 credits)
IT 414 Construction Materials (3 credits)
IT 420 Production Techniques (4 credits)
IT 497 Internship (6-8 credits)

C. Manufacturing

IT 211 Materials Science (4 credits)
IT 213 Industrial Organization and Functions (3 credits)
IT 214 Advanced Fabrication Techniques (4 credits)
IT 311 Metallurgy (3 credits)
IT 314 Advanced Machining Processes (4 credits)
IT 315 Foundry and Patternmaking (4 credits)
IT 380 Quality Control (4 credits)
IT 410 Maintenance Management (2 credits)
IT 412 Tool and Die Processes (3 credits)
IT 414 Construction Materials (3 credits)
IT 420 Production Techniques (4 credits)
IT 481 Laminates and Reinforced Plastics (4 credits)
IT 497 Internship (6-8 credits)

D. Transportation-Energy

IT 239 Small Gasoline Engines (4 credits)
IT 330 Drive Train Systems (3 credits)
IT 335 General Power (4 credits)
IT 370 Alternate Energy Systems (3 credits)
IT 385 Material Handling and Plant Layout (3 credits)
IT 497 Internship (6-8 credits)

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Suggested Schedule For Industrial Technology Education (Technology Education) Majors, B.S.

The following is a list of required Industrial Technology Education (Technology Education) Major, B.S. courses arranged by year. This schedule is intended to help students plan their courses in an orderly fashion; however, these are only suggestions and this schedule is flexible.

Freshmen

• IT 100 Computer Aided Drafting/Design
• IT 106 Engineering Drafting and Design
• IT 130 Power Development and Transmission
• IT 140 Basic Electronics
• IT 155 Graphic Communications
• IT 170 Orientation to Industrial, Technical, and Vocational Education
• Liberal Education requirements

Sophomore

• IT 180 Materials and Processes - Forming
• IT 185 Materials and Processes - Separating
• IT 215 Automated Production Systems
• IT 222 Construction Technology
• IT 240 Applied Electronics
• IT 260 Impact of Technology
• IT 349 Foundations of Technology Education
• PSY 201 General Psychology I
• Comprehensive course work, if applicable
• Complete Liberal Education requirements

Junior

• ED 300 Pre-Student Teaching Field Experience
• ED 310 Foundations of Public School Education
• ED 313 Measurement and Evaluation
• ED 314 Classroom Management and Discipline
• ED 321 Human Relations in Education
• ED 322 Instructional Technology
• ED 325 Psychological Foundations for Teaching
• ED 350 Methods of Teaching the Industrial, Technical & Vocational Education
• Updated: HLTH 381 Health and Drug Education
• IT 305 Product Design
• IT 339 Energy and Transportation Technology
• Comprehensive course work, if applicable

Senior

• ED 340 Orientation to Student Teaching-Secondary
• ED 341 Effective Instruction in Content Area
• ED 429 Student Teaching-Special Fields
• IT 441 Student Organizations
• IT 463 Special Learning Needs in Vocational Education
• IT 468 Course Construction in Industrial, Technical, Vocational Education
• IT 473 Management of Technology Education
• Comprehensive course work, if applicable