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B.S. in Industrial Technology with Teacher Certification
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Students preparing for a career in technology teacher education will complete the following coursework with teacher certification preparation through the College of Education and Human Development.

Required 125 credit hours, and including:
 
I. General Education Requirements.
II. Required Courses (At least a 2.50 GPA in courses that apply toward the degree and major), the General Education Requirements, and the following:
III. Technology Teacher Certification Major Program Requirements: At least a 2.75 GPA in courses that apply toward the major, and the following:
A. Technical Foundation Requirements (17 Credit Hours Required)
Course Brief Description Hours
IT 110 Principles of Industrial Technology 2
IT 122 Computer Aided Design/Drafting 3
IT 201 Electromechanical Fundamentals 3
IT 202 Technical Drawing 3
IT 203 Production Processes: Manufacturing 3
IT 212 Principles of Graphic Design and Print Production 3
     
B. Teacher Certification Foundation Requirements (21 Credit Hours Required)
Course Brief Description Hours
IT 300 Technology and Society 3
     
Four courses (12 credits) to be selected from the Technology Education on-line program at Valley City State University. Courses selected in consultation with an adviser and dependent on Certification Track: Elementary, Middle School or Secondary.
     
Course Brief Description Hours
OSEH 440 Industrial Safety 3
IT 450 Senior Capstone 3
     
The teacher certification program offers students an opportunity to major in Industrial Technology and to complete the Secondary Education program of the Department of Teaching and Learning (see the Teaching and Learning section) . Successful completion of the requirements of both programs qualifies the student for teacher certification in Technology Education. Successful completion of the BSIT Selected Electives section IV requirements must include the following:
     
Course Brief Description Hours
IT 211 Electric Circuits and Devices 3
IT 212 Principles of Graphic Design and Print Production 3
IT 204 Industrial Materials 3
IT 213 Production Processes: Construction 3
IT 223 Applied Synthetics 3
IT 400 Teaching Technology Education 3
 

IV. Selected Electives for Industrial Technology Majors (3 credit hours)

Courses may be chosen from the following Technology Systems areas; however, a minimum of one course having each of the third digit 1, 2, and 3 must be included.
 
Electronics and Control Technology Systems
Course Brief Description Hours
IT 211 Electric Circuits and Devices 3
IT 301 Microelectronic Circuits 3
IT 311 Microcomputer Hardware 3
IT 341 Digital Integrated Circuits 3
IT 411 Integrated Mechanical Fluids Systems 3
IT 451 Control Systems 3
 
Graphic Communication Technology Systems
Course Brief Description Hours
IT 302 Web Page Design 3
IT 322 Fundmentals of Photography 3
IT 332 3D Design 3
IT 422 Digital Photography & Imaging 3
IT 442 Desktop Publishing 3
IT 452 Multimedia Production 3
 
Manufacturing Technology Systems
Course Brief Description Hours
IT 204 Industrial Materials 3
IT 213 Production Processes: Construction 3
IT 223 Applied Synthetics 3
IT 373 Manufacturing Automation Systems 3
IT 403 Product Research & Development 3
 
Industrial Technology General Electives
Course Brief Description Hours
IT 397 Cooperative Education in Industrial Technology 3
IT 404 Materials Testing 3
IT 412 Design/Drafting 3
IT 493 Workshop 1-6
IT 497 Directed Studies in Industrial Technology 1-4
 
V. Teacher Certification
Students preparing for a career in technology teacher education will complete the following coursework in addition to the BSIT coursework listed in I, II, III, and IV above.
 
Secondary Teacher Certification Requirements
29 credits minimum, see Teaching and Learning section. Formal admission to Teacher Education is required and is normally sought while enrolled in T&L 325 and requires a minimum of 2.75 GPA. To be accepted for student teaching, a student must have a 2.75 in the major field of study and a 2.75 GPA in all coursework attempted prior to applying for student teaching. Industrial Technology majors seeking teacher certification must have an adviser from the Department of Industrial Technology and the Department of Teaching and Learning.
 
Secondary Education Certification Preparation Sequence
Pre-admission:  
T&L 325 Exploring Teaching in Secondary Schools 3
Admission to Teacher Education is required for enrollment in all of the following courses:
T&L 345 Curriculum Development and Instruction 3
T&L 390 Special Topics 1-3
T&L 350 Development & Education of the Adolescent 3
T&L 386* Field Experience, elective 1
T&L 400 Methods and Materials (IT 400) 3
T&L 433 Multicultural Education 3
T&L 460 Microteaching 2
T&L 486 Field Experience 1
T&L 495* Independent Study/Secondary Education 1-2
T&L 487** Student Teaching 16
T&L 488*** Senior Seminar 1
     
* Optional
** To be accepted for student teaching, applicants must have a 2.75 GPA in their major and a 2.75 GPA overall in all coursework completed up to the time of application. Majors that require varied professional experiences complete 10 credits of student teaching. Students may enroll in several student teaching experiences to total 16 credits.
*** Students enrolled in a discipline-specific Senior Seminar need not enroll in T&L 488.
 
 
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