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This major qualifies for teaching secondary Industrial Arts and
Technology Education. Students selecting this major must have a
basic background in Industrial Arts-woods, metals, and drafting;
mathematics through trigonometry. One year high school proficiency in
these subjects will normally suffice. Admission to this program
requires that students must have completed CHEM 111, MATH 163.1 and
PHYS 111. (Equivalent courses will be allowed.) In absence of this
background, courses may be taken at this university. IET 430 is a
prerequisite for student teaching.
| Course |
Credits |
| IET 145, Machine Woodworking |
4 |
| IET 160, Computer Aided Design and Drafting |
4 |
| IET 210, Energy Sources and Power |
3 |
| MET 255, Metal Machining |
4 |
| IET 265, 3-D Modeling |
4 |
| EET 221, Basic Electricity |
3 |
| EET 221Lab, Basic Electricity Laboratory |
1 |
| EET 312, Basic Electronics |
4 |
| EET 371, Digital Circuits |
4 |
| MET 345, Production Technology |
4 |
| MET 357, Welding/Fabrication |
4 |
| IET 385, Industrial Design |
3 |
| SHM 325, Manufacturing Safety |
3 |
| MET 382, Plastics and Composites |
4 |
| IET 430, Methods in Teaching Industrial Education |
3 |
| IET 433, Industrial Education Laboratory Planning |
3 |
| OCED 410 Principles of School to Work |
3 |
| Subtotal |
58 |
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| Vocational Approved Industrial Arts Certification |
| 2,000 Clock hours of gainful industrial work experience |
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| Select seven to ten credits from one of the following areas: |
| Group I, General |
| IET 341, Furniture Construction |
4 |
| MET 355, Advanced Machining and CNC Programming |
4 |
| EET 322, Intermediate Electronics |
4 |
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| Group II, Wood |
| IET 341, Furniture Construction |
4 |
| IET 353, Pattern Making |
4 |
| CMGT 245, Light Commercial Construction |
4 |
| IET 447, Wood and Metal Finishing |
3 |
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| Group III, Drafting |
| MET 388, Tool Design |
4 |
| Department approved electives |
3-6 |
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| Group IV, Metals |
| MET 257, Casting Processes |
4 |
| MET 351, Metallurgy/Materials and Processes |
4 |
| MET 355, Advanced Machining and CNC Programming |
4 |
| IET 457, Advanced Foundry |
4 |
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| Group V, Electronics |
| EET 322, Intermediate Electronics |
4 |
| EET 342, Instrumentation |
4 |
| EET 372, Advanced Digital |
4 |
| EET 455, Electronics Communication |
4 |
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| Group VI, Power |
| IET 215, Small Engines |
4 |
| IET 219, Engine Performance Measurement |
4 |
| IET 315, Vehicle Electric Systems |
4 |
| IET 411, Mechanical Power Transmission |
4 |
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| Group VII, Occupational Cluster |
| This cluster would allow transfer students from a community college to obtain credit for technical work taken at that institution in which we do not have similar programs here on campus. |
1-15 |
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| Total Credits: |
65-73 |
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| Central Technology Education Association |
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