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APPLIED TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION (5-12) MAJOR
Bachelor of Science Degree in Secondary Education
| VOED | 350 | Principles of Applied Technology
| 3 |
| VOED | 360 | Analysis and Preparation of Instructional Materials
| 3 |
| VOED | 370 | Organization and Teaching Applied Techniques
| 3 |
| AREAS OF CONCENTRATION: (Select One) | Cr.
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Automotive
| AUTO | 128 | Engines
| 4 |
| ATDI | 134 | Auto/Diesel Electrical/Electronic Systems I
| 4 |
| ATDI | 264 | Auto/Diesel Electrical/Electronic Systems II
| 4 |
| ATDI | 384 | Auto/Diesel Electronic Applications
| 3 |
| ATDI | 385 | Auto/Diesel Microprocessor Applications
| 3 |
| AUTO | 408 | Current Technology
| 2 |
Drafting/CAD
| DRFT | 131 | Graphics I
| 4 |
| DRFT | 156 | Introduction to CAD
| 3 |
| DRFT | 201 | Residential Drafting
| 3 |
| DRFT | 205 | Machine Drafting
| 3 |
| DRFT | 256 | 3D CAD
| 3 |
| DRFT | 356 | CAD Presentations
| 3 |
| DRFT | 409 | Industrial Product Design
| 3 |
Electronics
| EET | 101 | DC & AC Concepts
| 5 |
| EET | 103 | Electronic Fundamentals I
| 4 |
| EET | 207 | Digital Fundamentals
| 5 |
| EET | 305 | Digital Systems
| 3 |
| EET | 308 | Industrial Electronics
| 4 |
Metals-Machining
| METL | 140 | Introduction to Welding and Cutting
| 3 |
| METL | 155 | Machining Processes
| 3 |
| METL | 270 | Product Development
| 3 |
| METL | 285 | Welding Certification Procedures I
| 3 |
| METL | 356 | Welding Certification Procedures II
| 3 |
| METL | 357 | Welding Certification Procedures III
| 3 |
| METL | 367 | Mass Production Machining II
| 3 |
Metals-Welding
| METL | 140 | Introduction to Welding and Cutting
| 3 |
| METL | 150 | Shielded Arc Welding
| 3 |
| METL | 154 | Gas Arc Welding Processing
| 3 |
| METL | 185 | Metal Fabrication
| 3 |
| METL | 285 | Welding Certification Procedures I
| 3 |
| METL | 356 | Welding Certification Procedures II
| 3 |
| METL | 357 | Welding Certification Procedures III
| 3 |
SUPPORT AREAS: (Select Two)
AutoBody
| BODY | 140 | Panel Adjustment & Glass
| 3 |
| BODY | 141 | Introduction to Metal Refinishing
| 3 |
| BODY | 142 | Metal Repair Lab
| 3 |
| BODY | 143 | Refinishing
| 3 |
Automotive Mechanics
| AUTO | 128 | Engines
| 4 |
| AUTO | 151 | Diagnosis & Tune Up
| 3 |
| AUTO | 152 | Diagnosis & Tune Up Lab
| 3 |
Drafting/CAD
| DRFT | 131 | Graphics I
| 4 |
| DRFT | 156 | Introduction to CAD
| 3 |
| DRFT | 205 | Machine Drafting
| 3 |
Electronics
| EET | 101 | DC & AC Concepts
| 3 |
| EET | 103 | Electronic Fundamentals I
| 3 |
Machining
| METL | 155 | Machining Processes
| 3 |
| METL | 265 | Introduction to CNC/CAM
| 3 |
| METL | 270 | Product Development
| 3 |
Welding
| METL | 140 | Introduction to Welding and Cutting
| 3 |
| METL | 150 | Shielded Arc Welding
| 3 |
| METL | 154 | Gas Arc Welding Processing
| 3 |
Students who have appropriate work experience in an apprenticeable
trade or in a trade requiring an examination by a state board
and who desire a career in teaching their occupational discipline
in selected high school vocational departments, area vocational-technical
schools, community colleges, or programs in industry may wish
to complete an Area of Concentration within the Applied Technology
Education (5-12) major by utilizing their work experience.
Selected students with verifiable work experience may receive
up to 22 credits through a trade evaluation, which apply toward
their degree.
The administration and evaluation of such a trade evaluation will
be accomplished by a committee made up of the Director of the
Department of Education, at least one technical education faculty
member from Teacher Education, and, when available, the chairperson
of the Montana State University-Northern department which encompasses
the candidate's occupational discipline.
Following are the specific criteria used to make the credit award
determination:
- Results of a Trade Competency examination.
- Work rating (apprentice, journeyman, master).
- Supervisory or foremanship responsibilities.
- Length of service, recency of experience, and degree of responsibility
at each work rating.
- Quantity and quality of the trade training (OJT, apprenticeship,
trade schools, military schools, college or university preparation).
- Technical content of the occupation.
- Previous teaching experience in the trade.
The evaluation committee has the sole authority to determine what
constitutes a passing grade on a Trade Competency Examination
and the value of the individual's work experience for the determination
of credit award.
In order to qualify for the evaluation, a student must:
- Obtain written information from past employers as required
by the evaluating committee. Forms prepared by the Office of Public
Instruction for this purpose are available from the Director of
the Department of Education.
- Have earned 40 credits which will apply toward the degree,
a minimum of 20 credits from Montana State University-Northern.
Any weakness indicated by the Trade Competency Examination or
evaluation of work experience may result in a recommendation that
the student pursue specified college studies and/or gain additional
approved work experience.
Credits generated through the evaluation above will apply toward
an Area of Concentration within the Applied Technology (5-12)
Major. To complete the bachelor's degree, a student must complete
the baccalaureate degree and general education requirements listed
elsewhere in this publication.
NOTE: In addition to the above, students must complete baccalaureate
degree and general education requirements, the requirements for
admission to teacher education and the professional education
core.
Students pursuing this area of study should read and understand
the Overview of Teacher Education. The information deals with
teacher certification, admission to teacher education, grade standards,
and student teaching practicum.
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