Technology Education, B.S.

Communication Skills (9 credits)

• ENGL-101 Composition 1 (3 cr.) or
• ENGL-101HON Honors Composition 1 (3 cr.)

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• ENGL-102 Composition 2 (3 cr.) or
• ENGL-102HON Honors Composition 2 (3 cr.)

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• COMST-100 Fundamentals of Speech (3 cr.)

Analytic Reasoning and Natural Sciences (11 credits)

Higher Analytic Reasoning and Natural Sciences course levels accepted. Please consult with advisor.

• MATH-121 Trigonometry (3 cr.)
• STAT-130 Elementary Statistics (3 cr.) (or higher)

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• PHYS-111 Introduction to Physics (3 cr.)

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• PHYS-112 Introduction to Physics: Lab (1 cr.)

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• CHEM-135 College Chemistry I (5 cr.)

• (PHYS preferred)

Arts and Humanities (6 credits)

• Course Selective-1 :
• Course Selective-2 :

Social and Behavioral Sciences (6 credits)

• Course Selective-1 :
• Course Selective-2 :

Social Responsibility and Ethical Reasoning (3 credits)

• EDUC-330 Multiculturalism: Dialogue and Field Experience (3 cr.)

Electives to reach 40 Stout Core credits

• Course Selective-1 :

Racial and Ethnic Studies (2 courses)

• Course Selective-1 :
• Course Selective-2 :

Global Perspective (2 courses)

• Course Selective-1 :
• Course Selective-2 :

Professional Education (45 credits)

Grade of “C” or better required for all courses. Courses with the TECED and STMED prefix can only be repeated once.

• CTE-302 Principles of Career and Technical Education (2-3 cr.)
• EDUC-303 Educational Psychology (3 cr.)
• EDUC-326 Foundations of Education (2 cr.)
• RDGED-382 Content Area Reading (2 cr.)
• SPED-430 Inclusion of Students with Exceptional Needs (3 cr.)
• TECED-340 Elementary and Middle School Technology Education (3 cr.)
• TECED-409 Student Teaching in Technology Education (4-16 cr.)
• STMED-101 Introduction to Science, Technology, and Math Education (2 cr.)
• STMED-260 Curriculum, Methods and Assessment (3 cr.)
• STMED-185 Pre-Student Teaching I (1 cr.)

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• These courses need to be taken together:

• STMED-360 Pre Student Teaching II (1 cr.)
• STMED-390 Laboratory & Classroom Management (3 cr.)
• STMED-460 Teaching Methods (3 cr.)

The Designed World (21 credits)

• ET-204 Electricity/Electronics Fundamentals (3 cr.)
• ETECH-110 Materials and Manufacturing Processes (3 cr.)
• ETECH-205 Design for Industry (3 cr.)

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• ETECH-256 Engineering Graphics Fundamentals and Solid Modeling (3 cr.) or
• AEC-131 Architectural Graphics (3 cr.) or
• ETECH-201 Communication of Engineering Design I (3 cr.)

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• ETECH-202 Welding and Casting Processes (3 cr.) or
• ETECH-252 Material Removal And Forming Processes (3 cr.) or
• ETECH-204 Polymer and Wood Processes (3 cr.)

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• ETECH-371 Mechatronics (3 cr.) or
• ET-341 Electrical and Mechanical Interface Devices (3 cr.)

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• GCOM-141 Graphic Communications (3 cr.) or
• CS-141 Introduction to Programming (3 cr.)

Technical Electives (14 credits)

All Technology Education students are required to meet with their adviser to plan their Technical Selectives. The purpose of this requirement is to provide the student with an opportunity to create more depth of understanding and skill within technical areas that are likely to be part of their teaching responsibilities at the secondary level. Technical college transfers need to meet with an advisor to gain approval of technical transfer courses.

• AEC-171 Light Construction Methods and Materials (3 cr.)
• GCOM-141 Graphic Communications (3 cr.)
• GCOM-151 Graphics Software Tools (3 cr.)
• EDUC-210 Impacts of Technology on Learning (3 cr.)
• EDUC-211 Technology, Fab Lab, and Society (3 cr.)
• ET-341 Electrical and Mechanical Interface Devices (3 cr.)
• ET-422 Research and Development (3 cr.)
• ETECH-110 Materials and Manufacturing Processes (3 cr.)
• ETECH-202 Welding and Casting Processes (3 cr.)
• ETECH-204 Polymer and Wood Processes (3 cr.)
• ETECH-210 Engineering Graphics Using Solid Modeling (3 cr.)
• ETECH-252 Material Removal And Forming Processes (3 cr.)
• ETECH-205 Design for Industry (3 cr.)
• ETECH-303 Computer Aided Manufacturing (3 cr.)
• ICT-103 Problem-Solving with Information Communication Technologies (3 cr.)
• ICT-100 Introduction to Information and Communication Technologies (1 cr.)

Professional Education (42 credits)

Grade of “C’ or better required for all courses. Courses with the TECED and STMED prefix can only be repeated once.

• EDUC-303 Educational Psychology (3 cr.)
• CTE-302 Principles of Career and Technical Education (2-3 cr.)
• CTE-312 Pre-Student Teaching in PK-12 CTE Subject Area (1 cr.)
• CTE-438 Course Construction in Career and Technical Education (2-3 cr.)
• CTE-405 Teaching Methods in Career and Technical Education (3 cr.)
• CTE-440 Instructional Evaluation in Career and Technical Education (2-3 cr.)
• EDUC-415 Classroom Management (2-3 cr.)
• RDGED-382 Content Area Reading (2 cr.)
• SPED-430 Inclusion of Students with Exceptional Needs (3 cr.)
• CTE-360 Coordination of Work-based Learning (WBL) Programs (3 cr.)
• TECED-409 Student Teaching in Technology Education (4-16 cr.)

The Designed World (18 credits)

• GCOM-141 Graphic Communications (3 cr.)
• ET-204 Electricity/Electronics Fundamentals (3 cr.)
• ETECH-371 Mechatronics (3 cr.)

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• ETECH-256 Engineering Graphics Fundamentals and Solid Modeling (3 cr.) or
• AEC-131 Architectural Graphics (3 cr.) or
• ETECH-201 Communication of Engineering Design I (3 cr.) or
• Equivalent transfer credits

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• ETECH-202 Welding and Casting Processes (3 cr.) or
• ETECH-252 Material Removal And Forming Processes (3 cr.) or
• ETECH-204 Polymer and Wood Processes (3 cr.)

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• ET-422 Research and Development (3 cr.)

• (Any course that addresses research and/or development)

Technical Electives (20 credits)

All students are required to meet with their advisor to plan their technical electives. The purpose of this requirement is to provide the student with an opportunity to create more depth of understanding and skill within technical areas that are likely to be part of their teaching responsibilities. Some courses or sequences of course may provide a student the opportunity to seek certifications by outside accrediting bodies, such as Internet 4.0 and the industry of things.  Associate degrees from a technical college may be used to satisfy technical electives.

• AEC-171 Light Construction Methods and Materials (3 cr.)
• CTE-360 Coordination of Work-based Learning (WBL) Programs (3 cr.)
• EDUC-210 Impacts of Technology on Learning (3 cr.)
• EDUC-211 Technology, Fab Lab, and Society (3 cr.)
• ETECH-110 Materials and Manufacturing Processes (3 cr.)
• ETECH-202 Welding and Casting Processes (3 cr.)
• ETECH-204 Polymer and Wood Processes (3 cr.)
• ETECH-205 Design for Industry (3 cr.)
• ETECH-210 Engineering Graphics Using Solid Modeling (3 cr.)
• ETECH-252 Material Removal And Forming Processes (3 cr.)
• ETECH-303 Computer Aided Manufacturing (3 cr.)
• GCOM-141 Graphic Communications (3 cr.)
• GCOM-151 Graphics Software Tools (3 cr.)
• ICT-100 Introduction to Information and Communication Technologies (1 cr.)
• ICT-103 Problem-Solving with Information Communication Technologies (3 cr.)