Technology Education
Technology Education Major (Bachelor of
Science)
This
program prepares teachers of technology education at the early childhood
through adolescence levels. The technology education program is a unique
collaboration with Western Technical College (WTC), the technology core courses
will be taught using state-of the-art equipment required for the technology
industry. Students will be enrolled in courses with both the EDUC and EDUT
prefixes.
Technology
course descriptions can be found in the course description section following
the education course descriptions. Technical emphasis electives are selected
from a listing of approved WTC graphics/communication,
manufacturing/engineering, power/energy, and construction/design or from
Viterbo University computer information systems or digital media program
courses.
- core curriculum and mission seminars – see
the core curriculum section of this catalog Education majors are required to take specific core curriculum
courses to satisfy DPI licensure requirements.
- education
technology requirements – EDUT
100, 104, 120, 154, 166, 173, 194, 196, 215, 219, 228, 232, 233, 241, 242, 244,
248, 252, 253, 263; 11 credits from a technical emphasis (see listing below)
- professional
program – EDUC 150,
215, 255, 306, 316, 330, 337, 390, 402, 425, 463, 482
- final
degree requirements – see
the degree requirements section of this catalog
Students
are permitted to take only six hours of 300 level professional education sequence
courses prior to admission to the teacher education program.
The total credits of the professional
program and major requirements are 94-113. The core curriculum and mission
seminars require 38-52 credits. A total of 128 credits, 43 of which need to be
at the 300/400 level, are required to graduate. Transfer course and waivers
and/or substitutions could modify these credit totals.
Manufacturing/Engineering
EDUT 198,
CNC: Basic CAM 1; EDUT 199,
CNC Applications; EDUT 200, CNC: Basic CAM 2; EDUT 220,
Fundamentals of Electronics and Fabrication; EDUT 229,
Fabrication Techniques II; EDUT 231, AC Circuits; EDUT 240,
Engineering Materials; EDUT 246,
Auto CAD Level II, EDUT 247,
Solid Works; EDUT 254, Hydraulic and Pneumatic Applications
Construction/Woods
EDUT 164,
Cabinet and Furniture Making I; EDUT 165,
Cabinet and Furniture Making II; EDUT 174,
Estimating Bids and Specs; EDUT 176,
Blueprint Reading II; EDUT 177,
Blueprint Reading III; EDUT 179,
Fundamentals Building Construction II; EDUT 180,
Framing Techniques for Wood Construction I; EDUT 181,
Framing Techniques for Wood Construction II; EDUT 182,
Interior Trim Wood Construction I; EDUT 183,
Interior Trim Wood Construction II
General
Technology
Students
pursuing a general integrated emphasis can select from any of the courses
listed in the emphasis categories, but must have representation of two or more
areas. Students can also select from Viterbo University courses CISS 260,
302,
INFO 150, 200, 230, 310.
Graphic
Communications
EDUT 101,
Web Design I; EDUT 105, Design Fundamentals; EDUT 106, Flash Design; EDUT 108,
Motion Graphics; EDUT 111,
Digital Photography; EDUT 125,
Prepress Technology
Power,
Energy and Transportation
EDUT 152,
Automotive Electronics; EDUT 155,
Basic Maintenance; EDUT 190,
Basic Hydraulics; EDUT 205, HVACR Refrigeration; EDUT 206, HVACR Basic CAD; EDUT
208, HVACR Forced Air Heating; EDUT 209, HVACR Energy; EDUT 220,
Fundamentals of Electronics and Fabrication; EDUT 229, Fabrication Techniques
II