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General Catalog 2007-2008

Programs and Courses

Industrial Education

General Information

For Information: Doug DeSanti
Phone: 623.845.3832

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Industrial Education - Associate in Applied Science (AAS) /
66 credits

Program Description: The Associate in Applied Science (AAS) in Industrial Education includes a variety of technical courses common to the standard grades 7 - 12 industrial technology curriculum. This degree is the content specific technical foundation needed for industrial technology instruction. Students obtaining this degree can then pursue a four year industrial technology education degree.

**ELE105 required for Electronics Track III

Program Prerequisites: 3 credits

GTC107 Technical Mathematics I (3) or
Technical Mathematics placement test score


3 credits

Required Courses: 26-28 credits

Students must earn a grade of "C" or better for each course listed in the Required Courses area.









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APT151
DFT110

EDU222
EDU230

ELE100

ELE101
**ELE105
GTC108

GTC104
GTC127
WLD101
Automotive Brake Systems
Technical Drafting I

Introduction to the Exceptional Learner (3) or  
Cultural Diversity in Education (3)

Concepts of Electricity and Electronics

Beginning Algebra for Technology (3) or
Algebra-Trigonometry for Technology (5) or
Technical Mathematics II (3)

Manufacturing Processes
Beginning Woodworking
Welding I

4 credits
3


3

3



3-5

4
3
3

Restricted Electives : 18 credits

Take three courses from one track, two courses from another track , one course from an additional track

Track I Automotive  
  APT111
APT141
APT161
APT181
Internal Combustion Engine Theory
Alignment, Steering, and Suspension
Auto Electrical/Electronic Systems I
Engine Performance and Diagnosis I

3 credits
6
4
6

Track II Drafting  
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DFT115
DFT121
DFT122
DFT252AA
DFT254AA
Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing Introduction to Architectural Drafting
Residential Architectural Drafting
Computer Aided Drafting I: AutoCAD
Computer Aided Drafting II: AutoCAD

3 credits
3
3
3

3

Track III Electronics  
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ELE111
ELE112
ELE121
ELE131
ELE222
Circuit Analysis I
Circuit Analysis II
Solid State Devices and Circuits I
Digital Logic and Circuits
Solid-State Devices and Circuits II

4 credits
4
4
3
4

Track IV Manufacturing  



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GTC102
GTC170
GTC185
GTC206
GTC216
GTC236
Machine Processes, Theory, and Application
Plastics Technology
Electro-Mechanical Devices
CNC Programming
Properties of Materials
CAD/CAM Computer Numerical Control (CNC) Programming

3 credit
3
4
3
3
3

Track V Welding  


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GTC129
WLD106
WLD201
WLD206
WLD208
Manufacturing Welding
Arc Welding
Welding II
Advanced Welding: Heliarc and Wire Feed
Advanced Arc Welding: Certification

3 credit
5
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5

Track VI Woods  
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GTC128
GTC130
GTC131
GTC144
GTC145
Intermediate Woodworking
Furniture Construction I
Furniture Construction II
Introduction to Cabinetmaking
Advanced Cabinetmaking

3 credit
3
3
3
3

General Education : 22 credits

Core: 12 credits
First-Year Composition:

6 credits
    Any approved course, see here.  
Oral Communication: 3
  COM225
COM230
Public Speaking (3) or
Small Group Communication (3)
 
Critical Reading: 3
  CRE101 Critical and Evaluative Reading I (3)
at "C" level or above or
equivalent as indicated by assessment
 
Mathematics: 0
    Met by ELE101, or ELE105 or GTC108 in Required Courses area  
       
Distribution: 10 credits
Humanities and Fine Arts:

3
    Any approved course, see here.  
Social and Behavioral Sciences: 3
  EDU221 Introduction to Education  
Natural Sciences: 4
   

Any approved course, see here.

 


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