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A B.S. in Education program designed for those who wish to teach Technology Education in the middle school, junior high or high school. Technology is the study of the human quest for solutions. The impacts of technology on the individual, society and environment are profound. Students study a variety of themes including historical development, problem-solving techniques, design, communication, systems and impacts. Students in the Department of Industry with a teacher education specialty receive a license to teach in technology education programs in Oklahoma schools. Most states recognize teacher candidates from this NCATE nationally accredited institution. Students graduating from the program also take positions in business and industry such as manufacturing design and prototyping, industrial sales, training and development, or become entrepreneurs. Some students choose to pursue this program to prepare for positions in highereducation or government service.
Candidates for a teaching certificate must have a 2.5 cumulative grade point average in addition to no grade below C in the major field and professional courses, and pass the technology education umbrella and one sub-area examination administered through the Oklahoma Teacher Certification Testing Program before the Oklahoma State Department of Education will issue the appropriate license. After one year of successful teaching under the guidance of the Oklahoma Entry-Year Assistance Program and the favorable recommendation of his/her entry-year assistance committee, the candiate is eligible for a certificate.
Technology Education Major
T ED 4843, Principles of Teaching Technology Systems 3 hours
IOM 1103, General Electronics 3 hours
IOM 1403, Electronic Publish/Printing Mgmt 3 hours
IOM 1703, Manufacturing Processes I 3 hours
IOM 1733, Manufacturing Processes II 3 hours
IOM 3023, Emerging Technologies 3 hours
IOM 3203, Computer-Aided Drafting 3 hours
IOM 3223, Architectural Planning 3 hours
IOM 3583, Power and Transportation Technology 3 hours
IOM 3703, Industrial Materials Analysis 3 hours
IOM 4403, Desktop Publishing 3 hours
IOM 3763, Construction Techniques 3 hours
IOM 4703, CNC/CAM Manufacturing Technology 3 hours
Minimum Total.......................................................42 hours
ENGLISH PROFICIENCY. All candidates for a degree must meet Components I and II of English proficiency requirements prior to completion of 60 credit hours and full English proficiency by graduation.
UPPER DIVISION CREDIT. Total hours must include at least 40 hours of credit in courses numbered 3000 and above.
LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES. At least 55 semester credit hours are required in the Liberal Arts and Sciences..
Courses:
4813 Organization of Technology Learning Activities 3 hours
A course designed to assist the student in identifying, selecting and utilizing materials, supplies and equipment appropriate to technology education laboratories. Mass production and manufacturing simulation strategies relevant to innovative secondary programs are studied.
4843 Principles of Teaching Technology Systems 3 hours
A course to assist the student in interpreting the philosophy and objective of technology education through classroom management, instructional methodology, discipline and evaluation methods. Simulated instructional activities are videotaped and reviewed. The formation and sponsorship of active student organizations is stressed.
Send comments to: faires@cherokee.nsuok.edu
College of Industry
Northeastern State University
700 North Grand
Tahlequah, OK 74464
Phone: (918) 456-5511 ext. 2964
FAX: (918) 458-2337
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