Technology Education
Gore Education Complex
Tallahassee, Florida 32307
TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION
Bachelor of Science
Department of Workforce Education
College of Education - Florida A&M University
Tallahassee, Florida
The Technology Education undergraduate program is designed to prepare a student to teach all technology education related courses at the middle and high school level.This program fulfills all course requirements for Technology Education certification in the State of Florida.
Suggested Curriculum Sequence for Undergraduate Technology Education
Course #
FRESHMAN YEAR
HRS
First Semester
BSC 1005
Biological Science/with Lab
4
ENC 1101
Freshman Communication Skills I
3
EIA 1049
Intro to Teaching Tech Education
3
EIA 2284C
Standards Based Process in TE
3
#- - -
“Humanities Elective”
3
Total Semester Hours
16
Second Semester
EIA 3264C
Technical Drawing and Design
3
ENC 1102
Freshman Communication Sk. II
3
GRA 1333
Graphic Arts Materials & Proces
3
MFG 1107
Liberal Arts Math II
3
HSC 1100
Health for Modern Living OR
HSC 3107
Healthy Lifestyles for Students
3
Total Semester Hours
15
Summer Semester
MAC 1005
College Algebra
3
AMH 2020
U S History 1865-Present
3
EDF 1005 PSC 1121
Introduction to the Teaching Profession Intro to Physical Science/Lab
3 4
Total Semester Hours
13
SOPHOMORE YEAR
First Semester
ECO 2013
Principles of Economics I
3
EIA 3230C
Process and Test of Eng Materials
3
PSY 2012
Introduction to Psychology
3
PSC 1121
Intro to Earth and Space Science
3
EDG 2701
TIntro to Diversity for Educators
3
Total Semester Hours
15
Second Semester
EME 2040
Intro to Technology ofr Educators
3
EIA 3223C
Issues in Appropriate Tech
3
AMH 2091
African Americian History
3
DEP 2004
Human Growth & Development
3
EIA 3270
Electricity/Electronics Tech
3
Total Semester Hours
15
Note: One of the following may be used for the second HUM course:AMH 2010, 2020, 3571, 3572; AML 3010, 3122, ARH 2050, 3000, 3610, 4410, 4414; ENL 3013, 3023; EUH 3100, 3120, 3501; LIT 2110, 2120, 3110; MUH 3116, 3211, 3212; MUL 2111, 2112; PHI 20120, 3101, 3100, 3200, 3600, 3700; PHH 3400, 3600 PHM 3120; REL 2000.
JUNIOR YEAR
First Semester
EDG 3004
Overview & Orientation
1
EIA 3237C
Transportation Systems
3
EIA 3240C
Eng. Stud. w/ Spec. Needs in TE
3
RED 3333
Teach. Reading in Content Area
3
PHI 2010
Introduction to Philosophy
3
EIA 4228C
Information Technologies
3
Total Semester Hours
16
Second Semester
EDG 3302
Prof. Dev. For Pre-Professionals
3
EIA 3275C
Energy and Power
3
GRA 1300
Measurement & Eval in Education
3
EIA 3269C
Bio-Related Technologies
3
EIA 3260C
Construction Practices
3
Total Semester Hours
15
SENIOR YEAR
First Semester
EIA 4360
Instr. Methods in Tech Education
3
EIA 4664C
Manufacturing Enterprises
3
EIA 3265
Special Topics in Engineering & Design
3
TSL 4324
ESOL Strategies for Instruction
3
EIA 4220C
Intro to Robotics and Automation
3
Total Semester Hours
15
Second Semseter
EIA 4941
Student Teaching (Grades 6-12)
6
Total Program Hours
126
Visit the Center for Academic Success for criteria to gain admission into the Teacher Education Program. If you have not gained admission into the professional teacher education program because of FTCE/GK deficiency(s) you will be permitted to register for restricted upper division professional teacher education courses provided you enroll in the appropriate EDG 4002, FTCE TEST PREPAREDNESS COURSE(S). Visit the department office (GECB 307) or the Center for Academic Success (200 GECB) for course restriction list.
Any undergraduate student admitted without two years of one foreign language or American Sign Language or the equivalent of such instruction at the post-secondary level (except those exempted in Rule 6C-6.004(1) C, FAC) must complete eight semester hours in one foreign language prior to graduation.
