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Technology and Engineering Education - Teaching B.S.


Technology and Engineering Education - Teaching Major

The B.S. Technology and Engineering Education-Teaching major requires a minimum of 120 total hours to graduate. This total includes UNIFI/General Education requirements, the Professional Experiences requirements, Educator Essentials requirements, and the following specified major requirements, to complete the minimum of 120 hours.

This major leads to Iowa BOEE endorsement #140: 5-12 Industrial Technology.

Math and Science:
CHEM 1020Chemical Technology4
PHYSICS 1000
PHYSICS 1010
Physics in Everyday Life
and Physics in Everyday Life Laboratory ^
4
or PHYSICS 1511 General Physics I
MATH 1140Precalculus ^4
or MATH 1150 Calculus for Technology
Required Core:
TECH 1008Basic Manufacturing Processes3
TECH 1010Fundamentals of Metal Removal3
TECH 1024Engineering Design with CAD3
CONSTR 1000Fundamentals of Construction Management Materials & Methods3
TECH 1055Graphic Communications Foundations3
TECH 1037Introduction to Circuits3
or TECH 3164 Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs)
or TECH 2036 Power Technology
TECH 2065Industrial Robotics3
TECH TEE 2020Transportation Technology3
Total Hours36
^

Has prerequisite of satisfactory score on ALEKS exam or subsequent remediation.

Professional Experiences

Required:
EDUC 2341Teaching Methods l: Industrial Technology Curriculum Planning *3
EDUC 2441Teaching Internship l: Industrial Technology Instruction l3
EDUC 3541/5541Teaching Methods ll: Industrial Technology Lab Management *, @3
EDUC 3641/5641Teaching Internship ll: Industrial Technology Instruction ll3
EDUC 4138Secondary School Teaching12
Total Hours24
*

A grade of C (2.00) or higher is required for all Methods courses.

@

EDUC 3541/5541 meets the Bachelor of Science degree undergraduate research course requirement.

Educator Essentials

Required: *
Select one of the following in each category:
Category 1: The Learner3
Reflections on Learning
Development and Learning in Sociocultural Contexts
Creativity and Higher Order Thinking in the Classroom
Rethinking the Learning Society: Education and Its Future(s)
Category 2: Social Contexts of Learning3
Social & Cultural Foundations of Education
A Modern History of Education in the United States
Education Policy and Politics of Education
Language Today
Category 3: Education for All3
Adapted Physical Education
Education, Power, and Change
Social Movements and Education
Interdisciplinary and Intersectional Study of Education for All
Meeting the Needs of Diverse Learners in Classrooms
Content Area Strategies for English Language Learners
Category 4: The Classroom Environment3
Deeper Motivation and the Highly Engaged Classroom
Level Up: Gamified Learning Environments
Early Childhood Curriculum Development and Organization
Playful Learning and Project-Based Experiences: Techniques for Ed and Recreational Environments
Critical Perspectives on Technology and Education
Category 5: Effective Pedagogy3
Expressive Learning Assessment
Technology, Pedagogy, and Learning in the Digital Age
Assessment for Learning
Effective Teaching through Differentiation, Technology and Assessment
Category 6: The Professional Educator3
Child, Family, School and Community Relationships
Teacher Leadership & Educational Change
Collaborative Partnerships for Educators
Total Hours18
*

A grade of C (2.00) or higher is required in each Educator Essentials course.

Four-Year Plan

Technology and Engineering Education Teaching, B.S.

This is a sample plan of study with a suggested sequencing of classes for the major.  University electives may be applied to earn additional academic majors, minors, or certificates.  Students should regularly meet with their academic advisor to plan their specific semester schedule to include UNIFI/General Education program and/or university elective hours required.

Plan of Study Grid
Freshman
FallHour
TECH 1008 Basic Manufacturing Processes 3
TECH 1055 Graphic Communications Foundations 3
TECH TEE 1000 Introduction to Technology and Engineering Education 3
UNIFI/General Education or University Electives 3
Educator Essentials Course 3
 Hours15
Spring
MATH 1140 Precalculus 4
TECH 1010 Fundamentals of Metal Removal 3
UNIFI/General Education or University Electives 6
Educator Essentials Course 3
 Hours16
Sophomore
Fall
PHYSICS 1000 Physics in Everyday Life 3
PHYSICS 1010 Physics in Everyday Life Laboratory 1
TECH 1024 Engineering Design with CAD 3
CONSTR 1000 Fundamentals of Construction Management Materials & Methods 3
UNIFI/General Education or University Electives 3
Educator Essentials Course 3
 Hours16
Spring
EDUC 2341 Teaching Methods l: Industrial Technology Curriculum Planning 3
EDUC 2441 Teaching Internship l: Industrial Technology Instruction l 3
UNIFI/General Education or University Electives 6
Educator Essentials Course 3
 Hours15
Junior
Fall
CHEM 1020 Chemical Technology 4
TECH 2065 Industrial Robotics 3
UNIFI/General Education or University Electives 6
Educator Essentials Course 3
 Hours16
Spring
TECH 3164 Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) 3
TECH TEE 2020 Transportation Technology 3
UNIFI/General Education or University Electives 6
 Hours12
Senior
Fall
SOCFOUND 2119 Social & Cultural Foundations of Education 3
EDUC 3541/5541 Teaching Methods ll: Industrial Technology Lab Management 3
EDUC 3641/5641 Teaching Internship ll: Industrial Technology Instruction ll 3
UNIFI/General Education or University Electives 6
Educator Essentials Course 3
 Hours18
Spring
EDUC 4138 Secondary School Teaching 12
 Hours12
 Total Hours120

Learning Outcomes

Technology and Engineering Education Teaching, B.S.

Program Educational Objectives (PEOs):

  • Financial responsibilities
  • Diverse learners & student documents
  • Conducting yourself as a professional educator
  • Post secondary advisor to students

Student Learning Objectives (SLOs):

  • Design and deliver curriculum plan in Technology and Engineering Education.
  • Evaluate laboratory spaces in Technology and Engineering Education.
  • Apply skills in Manufacturing as related to Technology and Engineering Education.
  • Apply skills in Construction as related to Technology and Engineering Education.
  • Apply skills in Energy and Power as related to Technology and Engineering Education.
  • Apply skills in Graphic Communications as related to Technology and Engineering Education.
  • Ability to apply skills in Transportation as related to Technology and Engineering Education.