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2009-2011 University Catalog

Bachelor of Science in Technology Degree with a Major in Wood Technology

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    The BST in Wood Technology majors may pursue one or more of the three specializations:  Wood Product Manufacturing, Residential Construction and Wood Teacher Training.  Program prepares students with technical and management courses for success in a variety of wood industry-related professional positions.

 

General Education Degree Requirements*

Hours

Basic Skills

12
ENGL 101   English Composition 3
ENGL 190  Honors English Composition or ENGL 299   Introduction to Research Writing
3
COMM 207   Speech Communication 3
MATH 113  College Algebra or
MATH 110  College Algebra with Review or
MATH 133 Quantitative Reasoning
3

General Education Electives

34-41

Sciences

8-9
Natural Sciences (Select one)
 
BIOL 111 and 112  General Biology and Laboratory 5
BIOL 113  Environmental Life Science 4
BIOL 211  Principles of Biology I 4
Physical Sciences (Select one)
 
CHEM 105 and 106  Introductory Chemistry and Laboratory 4
CHEM 107 and 108 Chemistry for the Life Sciences and Laboratory 4
PHYS 160 and 165  Physical Geology and Laboratory 4
PHYS 171 and 172  Physical Science and Laboratory 4

Social Studies (Select one)

3
SOC 100  Introduction to Sociology 3
WOMEN 200  Introduction to Women’s Studies 3

Political Studies (Select one)

3
POLS 101  U.S. Politics 3
POLS 324  Introduction to Comparative Politics 3

Producing and Consuming

5-6
GT 190  Introduction to Technological Systems or 2
GT 350  Technology and Civilization 3
ACCTG 201  Financial Accounting or
CSIS 130  Computer Information Systems or
MGMKT 101  Introduction to Business
3

Fine Arts and Aesthetic Studies (Select one)

2-3
ART 155  Printmaking I 3
ART 178  Introduction to the Visual Arts 3
ART 188  The Designed World. 3
ART 217  Crafts I 3
ART 222  Jewelry Design I 3
ART 233  Drawing I 3
ART 244  Ceramics I 3
ART 266  Sculpture I 3
ART 277  Painting I 3
ART 288  Western Art History I 3
ART 289  Western Art History II 3
ART 311  Art Education 3
COMM 105  Performance Appreciation 3
COMM 205  Performance Studies 3
COMM 295  Theatre History 3
ENGL 250  Introduction to Creative Writing 3
HHP 151  Dance Appreciation 3
MUSIC 120  Music Appreciation (Classical, Jazz, or World Music) 3
MUSIC 121  Introduction to Music Literature 2
MUSIC 321  History of Music 3

Cultural Studies (Select one)

3-5
MLL 124  French Language and Culture I 5
MLL 134  German Language and Culture I 5
MLL 154  Spanish Language and Culture I 5
MLL 184  Russian Language and Culture I 5
MLL 194  Korean Language and Culture I 5
GEOG 106  World Regional Geography 3
GEOG 300  Elements of Geography 3
GEOG 304  Human Geography 3
WOMEN 399  Global Women's Issues 3

Health and Well-Being

4-6
Psychological
 
PSYCH 155  General Psychology 3
Physical (Select one)
 
FCS 203  Nutrition and Health 3
FCS 301 Nutrition 3
HHP 150  Lifetime Fitness Concepts 1

Human Heritage (Select one from two of the following three categories)

6
History
 
HIST 101  World History to 1500 3
HIST 102  World History from 1500 3
HIST 201  American History to 1865 3
HIST 202  American History from 1865 3
Literature
 
ENGL 113  General Literature 3
ENGL 114  General Literature (Genre) 3
ENGL 116  General Literature (Theme) 3
ENGL 320   Literature and Film 3
ENGL 315  Mythology 3
Philosophy
 
PHIL 103  Introduction to Philosophy 3
PHIL 105  Ethics 3
PHIL 111  Ethics: Applied Emphasis (___) 3
PHIL 208  Logic and Critical Thinking 3
PHIL 231  World Religions 3
TOTAL 46-53

*For specific courses see general education degree requirements.

Support Courses

Hours
MATH 122   Plane Trigonometry or
MATH 143   Elementary Statistics
3
ECON 200   Introduction to Microeconomics 3
ENGL 301   Technical/Professional Writing 3
MGMKT 330  Basic Marketing 3
TOTAL 12

Technical Courses

 

Wood Technology Area

 
WT 182   Wood Science 3
WT 185  Fundamentals of Wood Technology 3
WT 226 CAD for Wod Product Development or GT 360 Computer Aided Drafting or GT 361 Technical Graphics with AutoCAD and GT 362 AutoCAD Applications (___) 3
WT 282  Machine Woodworking 3
WT 286   Primary Wood Processing 3
WT 301   Finishing 3
WT 333   Tool Technology 3
WT 383   Computer-Aided Manufacturing in Wood Technology 3
GT 399 Wood Technology Professional Development 2
WT 412   Overlay and Laminate Materials 3
WT 426   Millwork and Casework 3
WT 511   Production Techniques in Woods 3
WT 523   Computer Applications in Cabinet Making 3
WT 525   Cabinets and Fixtures 3
WT 602 Manufacturing Facility Maintenance and Management 3
WT 699  Wood Technology Senior Seminar 1

TOTAL

45

General Technology Support Courses

 

Wood Product Manufacturing or Residential Construction Emphasis

 
Select two courses (six hours total) from the following: 6
EST 393 Introduction to Industrial Safety 3
EST 396 Introduction to Construction Safety 3
MFGET 405 Quality Control 3
TTED 606 Industrial Supervision 3
WT 400 Internship 3
OR
 
Wood Teacher Training - Technical Education Emphasis  
TTED 479 Techniques for Teaching Vocational Technical Education 3
TTED 695 Using Technology as an Instructional Tool 2
TTED 698 School Improvement Processes in Career and Technical Education 2
  6-7

At least one of the following emphasis areas must be completed

 

Emphasis Area One: Wood Product Manufacturing

 
WT 300  Wood Internship (Product Manufacturing) 3
WT 326 CAD for Wood Product Development II 3
WT 454 CNC Application for Wood Industry 3
WT 585  Wood Production Estimating 3
WT 691   Furniture Design and Development 3
WT 692   Furniture Manufacturing 3
TOTAL 18
OR
 

Emphasis Area Two: Residential Construction

 
WT 300  Wood Internship (Residential Construction) 3
WT 382  Construction Methods and Materials 3
CMCET 537  Construction Surveying I 3
CMCET 631  Construction Estimating I or approved CMCET or WT substitute 3
WT 682  Residential Construction Software: Planning and Management    3
TOTAL 15
OR

Emphasis Area Three: Wood Teacher Training
Technical Education**

 
TTED 391 Student Assessment Development in Vocational Technical Education 3
TTED 395 Task Analysis for Technical Education 1
TTED 396 Curriculum Usage in Technical Education 2
TTED 608 Coordinating Technology in Cooperative Education 3
TTED 694 Principles of Vocational Education 3
TTED 697 Identification and Instruction of Students with Special Needs or SSLS 510 Overview of Education for Exceptional Children 3
TTED 780 Classroom Management in Career and Technical Education 3
  18
TOTAL minimum hours required for degree 124
**Those seeking teacher certification, additional coursework required. See Technical Teacher Education advisor for more information.  
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