The Department of Technology & Engineering Education at CCSU offers the following programs of instruction:

Bachelor of Science Degree in Technology & Engineering Education K-12 Post Baccalaureate Certification Program in Technology & Engineering Education Master of Science Degree in Technology & Engineering Education Post Master's Planned Program

Program description: The Technology & Engineering Education K-12 curriculum prepares graduates for teacher certification, grades K - 12. The program is designed to enable all individuals to understand, use, and control technology. Emphasis is placed on designing, developing and utilizing technological systems; open-ended problem-based design activities; cognitive, manipulative, and affective learning strategies; applying technological knowledge and processes to real world experiences utilizing up-to-date resources. Technology & Engineering Education majors complete a core of technology courses involving classroom and laboratory experiences with the materials, machines, systems and concepts related to technology. In General Education, students experience courses in the humanities, social and behavioral sciences, mathematics, natural sciences, fine arts, and physical education. Preparation as a technology educator culminates with a core of professional education courses involving teaching strategies, evaluation and curriculum development and student teaching. Individuals who have already have a bachelor's degree who desire to meet certification requirements for teaching Technology & Engineering Education in Connecticut should contact Dr. James DeLaura. Accreditation: Bachelor of Science degree program is accredited by CTTE/NCATE (Council on Technology Teacher Education is a speciality area accreditation, recognized by the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education). This nationally recognized accreditation assures that the program is in compliance with the latest standards, and that courses taken at CCSU are accepted at other colleges and universities. Career Outcomes: The Technology & Engineering Education K-12 Program prepares graduates to teach in elementary, middle, secondary, and adult Technology & Engineering Education programs in Connecticut and throughout the United States. Technology & Engineering Education is an excellent career choice for anyone committed to life-long learning and willing to dedicate him/herself to helping others. Current teacher shortages in the discipline have prompted many school systems throughout the country to offer financial incentives in a bid to attract qualified Technology & Engineering Education instructors to their systems. Technology & Engineering Education graduates may also obtain positions as teachers in foreign countries, instructors/supervisors in human resource programs in industry or government agencies, and as industry professionals.

Technology & Engineering Education Department Copernicus Hall - Room 2350900
Department Phone (860) 832-1850	Department Fax (860) 832-1811
Department Chairperson James A. DeLaura (860) 832-1840

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