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Bachelor of Arts in Secondary Education
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See also: Bachelor of Arts in Secondary Education Program Overview

Prospective Students

Below you'll find the current Program Requirements and Suggested Course Sequence.

Currently Enrolled Students

Links in the charts below may be useful to you in determining course availability. However, for your specific program requirements, please see the appropriate GBC Catalog, which may differ from the following. If in doubt, confer with your adviser.

Program Requirements


Lower-Division
General Education Requirements
3 Composition I: ENG 101
3 Composition II: ENG 102
9 Social Science General Education (to include the constitution requirement of PSC 103 or HIST 101 and HIST 102)
3 Fundamentals of Speech I: COM 113 or
Oral Interpretation: THTR 221
0.5 Orientation: INT 100
3 Fine Arts General Education
3 Humanities General Education
3-6 MATH 120 or two MATH courses at level 126 or higher
6 Science General Education
Lower-Division Secondary Education Core Requirements
3 Preparing Teachers to Use Technology:
EDU 214
3 Foundations of Education: EDU 250
Upper-Division
General Education Requirements
1 Secondary Methods Practicum I: EDSC 311
1 Secondary Methods Practicum II: EDSC 313
1 Secondary Methods Practicum III: EDSC 315
3 Teaching and Learning Education: EDUC 323
3 Curriculum and Assessment Education:
EDUC 406
14 Secondary Supervised Teaching Internship:
EDSC 483
3 Secondary Education Capstone Seminar:
EDSC 491
3 Principles of Educational Psychology: EPY 330
3 Integrative Humanities Seminar: INT 339 or Integrative Social Science Seminar: INT 349
3 Integrative Mathematics Seminar INT 359 or Integrative Science Seminar: INT 369
Lower-Division Concentration Area Requirements
3 Fundamentals of Ag Economics: AGM 110 or
Fluid Power: IT 208B or
Basic Diesel Engines: DT 101B
3 Introduction to Agriculture Management: AGR 110
3 Agricultural Issues: AGR 210
3 Farm and Ranch Business Analysis AGR 211
3 Welding I : WELD 211
3 Physiology of Livestock Reproduction: ANSC 209
3Fundamentals of Animal Nutrition: ANSC 211
3 Livestock Reproduction Physiology : ANSC 275
3 Intro. to Natural Resources: NRES 150
3 Fundamentals of Plant Science: NRES 241
3 Introduction to Soil Science : NRES 222
1 Soils Laboratory: NRES 223
Upper-Division Concentration Area Requirements
3 Agriculture Capstone: AGR 496
3 Choose from the following:
  Science and Engineering in Technology: AMS 320
  Seminar in Fluid Power: DT 340
  Seminar in Electrical Systems: ELM 342
  Seminar in Welding Technology: WELD 345
  Technical Graphics Communications: CADD 345
  Any EIT upper division course (300 or higher)
Cooperative Occupational Education
3 Career & Technical Education Program Management: EDCT 355
3Capstone Seminar Career and Technical Education: EDCT 435
3 Career Education for Students with Disabilities: EDCT 492 or Education of the Exceptional Child: EDSP 301
Methods Courses
3 General Methods of Teaching Career and Technical Subjects: EDCT 439

Suggested Course Sequence

NOTICE: The following sequence is simply a suggestion and may not be appropriate for all students. For example, some students will have to take from one to four developmental courses before they are prepared to take specific college level courses. Many students will need to take fewer courses each semester due to obligations in their lives. Full-time status is 12 credits per semester, but many programs provide students with the flexibility of taking fewer credits. Meeting with an adviser is crucial to establishing the best course sequence for each student.
Year 1
Fall Semester
INT 100 0.5
AGR 110 3
ENG 100 or ENG 101 3
Humanities General Education 3
Social Science General Education 3
MATH 120 3
Total Year 1 Fall Credits 15.5
Spring Semester
ENG 102 3
AGR 211 3
EDU 214 3
NRES 241 3
Social Science General Education 3
Science General Education 3
Total Year 1 Spring Credits 18
Year 2
Fall Semester
ANSC 209 3
NRES 222 3
NRES 223 1
Fine Arts General Education 3
Science General Education 3
EDU 250 3
EDSC 311 1
Total Year 2 Fall Credits 17
Spring Semester
ANSC 275 3
AGM 110 or IT 208B or DT 101B 3
Elective (select with adviser) 3
EDSC 313 1
PSC 103 3
EDUC 323 3
Total Year 2 Spring Credits 16
Year 3
Fall Semester

ANSC 211

3
NRES 150 3
EPY 330 3
EDUC 406 3
COM 113 or THTR 221 3
Elective (select with adviser) 3
Total Year 3 Fall Credits 18
Spring Semester
AGR 210 3
AGR 496 3
WELD 211 3
INT 359 or INT 369 3
EDSP 301 or EDCT 492 3
Total Year 3 Spring Credits 15
Year 4
Fall Semester
EDCT 355 3
EDCT 435 3
EDCT 439 3
EDSC 315 1
INT 339 or INT 349 3
Elective (select with adviser) 3
Total Year 4 Fall Credits 16
Spring Semester
EDSC 483 Student Teaching 14
EDSC 491 Capstone 3
Total Year 4 Spring Credits 17

 
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