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108 Wayne State CollegeIndustrial Technology (ITE)Technology & Applied Science DepartmentSchool of Business & TechnologyBenthack BuildingObjectives: The offerings in the Industrial Technologymajor are provided for the student preparing for a career inbusiness, industry, or education. Students who are planningon a career in business or industry should consider one of thefour concentrations available: Construction Management,Planning and Design, Manufacturing Management and SafetyManagement. These concentrations combine technicalcontent with business courses and prepare one for introductorysupervisory roles in business and industry. Students preparingto teach in the public schools technology education or tradesand industry education will follow the program listed underField Endorsement.All Industrial Technology majors must take MAT 121 tomeet the Block 2 Mathematics General Education requirement;MAT 122 is also recommended.Field Endorsement in Industrial Technology Education 7-12(BA or BS) 48 hoursITE105 Introduction to Technology Systems............3108 Manufacturing Processes & Systems...........3109 Drafting and Design.....................................3202 Construction Systems...................................3210 Intro to Energy, Power andTransportation Systems.......................................3214 Residential Drawing or309 Technical Drawing and Design ...................3307 Cabinetmaking & Millwork ........................3308 Construction Technology.............................3315 Manufacturing Technology..........................3326 Technology Lab Design/Mgt........................3330 Welding Theory & Fabrication.....................3333 Electronics and Electricity...........................3418 Transportation Systems ...............................3One ITE Communications Elective:ITE351 Graphic Communications or363 Digital Photography or425 Desktop Publishing......................................9PLUS Career Education (6 hours)CED417 Principles of Career Education....................3463 Intro to Voc Special Needs...........................3Endorsement to Teach Trade and Industrial Education(BA or BS) 51 hours + 12 hours in a field of industrial technologyand verified work experienceTo qualify to teach in a trade and industrial educationprogram in the secondary schools of Nebraska, a teacher mustcomplete the BA or BS degree with an endorsement in industrialtechnology education and the following requirements.Satisfactory completion of 9 credit hours of professional vocationaleducation courses.CED 417 Principles of Career Education................... 3423 Coordinating Techniques............................. 3463 Intro to Voc Special Needs.......................... 3Satisfactory completion of 12 credit hours of course workis required in a field of industrial technology: communication,manufacturing, energy/power/transportation/ or construction.In addition to the academic preparation, the prospective tradeand industrial teacher must have work experience of 2,000verified hours of paid employment in the field in which thespecific industrial area course work is taken.Persons with this endorsement may teach trade and industrialeducation in grades 9 through 12 and will also be endorsedin Cooperative Education-Diversified Occupations.Major in Industrial Technology (BA or BS) 56-57 hoursCore: 18 hoursITE105 Introduction to Technology Systems............3108 Manufacturing Processes & Systems...........3109 Drafting and Design.....................................3110 Occupational & Environmental Safety........3333 Electronics and Electricity...........................3493 Advanced Studies in Technology.................3Plus one of the following Concentrations:Construction Management Concentration: 39 hoursITE 202 Construction Systems...................................3211 Architectural & Industrial Finishing............3214 Residential Drawing.....................................3301 Construction Safety......................................3308 Construction Technology.............................3314 Architectural Design....................................3390 Construction Estimating & Scheduling........3428 Construction Project Management...............3438 Commercial Construction............................3BUS 222 Business Law I.............................................3327 Principles of Real Estate..............................3360 Management Theory & Practice..................3471 Principles of Supervision.............................3Drafting, Planning and Design Concentration: 39 hoursITE 202 Construction Systems.................................. 3214 Residential Drawing..................................... 3309 Technical Drawing....................................... 3314 Architectural Design.................................... 3315 Manufacturing Technology.......................... 3390 Construction Estimating and Scheduling..... 3412 Advanced Rendering and Design................. 3BUS 208 Business Communication............................ 3BUS 360 Management Theory and Practice............... 3471 Principles of Supervision............................. 3CIS 140 Intro to Microcmptr Oper Syst.................... 3171 Networking OR372 Computer Hardware..................................... 3ITE Upper Division Electives........................................... 3Safety Management Concentration: 38 hoursITE 203 Fundamentals of Industrial Hygiene............ 3207 Ergonomics.................................................. 3301 Construction Safety or306 Industrial Safety........................................... 3310 Workplace Accident Investigation............... 3312 Systems Safety............................................. 3397 Internship..................................................... 3402 Safety Data and Analysis............................. 3407 Accident Prevention .................................... 3408 Hazardous Materials.................................... 3BUS 418 Legal Environment of Business................... 3