Technology and Applied Design Engineering and Technology Education Concentration B.S.
The Technology and Applied Design: Engineering and Technology Education concentration prepares students interested in gaining certification to teach in the area of engineering and technology education (5-12). The student must double major in Teaching and Curriculum with Certification and in Technology and Applied Design: Engineering and Technology Education concentration. For more information see the requirements for majoring in Teaching and Curriculum with Certification under the Education Studies section of this publication.
Degree Requirements
A major in Technology and Applied Design: Engineering and Technology Education Concentration is achieved by the completion of the following requirements, in addition to the General Education and electives required for a degree:
Required Core Courses
Required Capstone Course
Required Distribution Courses
Three (3) advanced courses, chosen from
Required Collateral Courses
MAT 115 | College Algebra with Modeling | 1 Course Credit |
| or | |
| Higher | |
Two (2) additional course credits, chosen from:
ART 110 | Design | 1 Course Credit |
CSC 111 | Storytelling-Comp Animation | 1 Course Credit |
CSC 125 | Intro to Internet Programming | 1 Course Credit |
CSC 126 | Intro to Robotics | 1 Course Credit |
SENS 100 | Intro-Sustainability & Environ | 1 Course Credit |
| or | |
| Other TAD courses | |
Three of the following courses;
Required:
EDS 150 | Int-Ed:Think About Lrng,Tchg | 1 Course Credit |
PHY 217 | General Physics I with Algebra | 1 Course Credit |
| or | |
| Higher | |
One of the following:
ANR 130 | Plant Science | 1 Course Credit |
| or | |
ANR 240 | Soil Science | 1 Course Credit |
BIO 100 | Introduction to Biology | 1 Course Credit |
| or | |
BIO 110 | Modern Biology | 1 Course Credit |
CHM 101 | Foundations of Chemistry | 1 Course Credit |
EDS 228 | Adolescent Dev & School Struct | 1 Course Credit |
WGS 310/COM 310 | Communication and Gender (COM) | 1 Course Credit |
Exploring the Major — Students with interests such as education, engineering, architecture, or other special areas relating to technology should consult with a faculty member in the Program.
Admission to the Major — No additional or special curricular requirements must be met for admission to this major.