K-State Undergraduate Catalog 2002-2004: Secondary Education Teaching Fields

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Secondary Education Teaching Fields

Agricultural education
For agricultural education requirements, see the section on secondary education programs outside the College of Education.

Art education (EDART)
Students preparing for K-12 certification must complete ART 425 Art for Elementary Schools and student teaching on both the elementary and secondary levels.

ART 100	2D Design	3
ART 190	Drawing I	3
ART 195	Survey of Art History I	3
ART 196	Survey of Art History II	3
ART 200	3D Design	3
ART 210	Drawing II	3
ART 220	Water Color I	3
ART 245	Painting I	3
ART 265	Ceramics I	3
ART 270	Metalsmithing and Jewelry	3
ART 295	Photography in Art	3
ART 376	Studio Art Exploration	3
ART 545	Twentieth Century Art History I	3
ART 690	Techniques in Teaching Art	2
Three additional art studio hours that build on prior course experience in that area		3
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Business education (EDBUS)

ACCTG 231	Accounting for Business Operations	3
ACCTG 241	Accounting for Investments and
	Finances	3
MANGT 390	Business Law I	3
MANGT 420	Management Concepts	3
MKTG 400	Marketing	3
SPEECH 311	Business and Professional Speaking	3
EDSEC 215	Information Processing	3
EDSEC 315	Administrative Data Applications	3
EDSEC 415	Administrative Support Services
	and Technology	1
EDSEC 416	Office Management	3
ECON 530	Money and Banking	3
	or
FINAN 450	Introduction to Finance	3
Select one of the following:
FINAN 460	Insurance	3
MANGT 366	Management Information Systems	4
MANGT 440	Entrepreneurship	3
Option A: Computer literacy		8
CIS 300	Algorithms and Data Structures	3
	or
EDETC 723	Logo and Problem Solving	3
EDETC 718	Learning Technologies	3
EDSEC 500	Content Area Methods in the Secondary School: Computers	2
Option B: Vocational office education		7
EDSEC 620	Principles and Philosophy of
	Vocation Education	3
EDSEC 701	Administration and Supervision of
	Vocational Education	2
EDSEC 713	Occupational Analysis	1
EDSEC 739	Coordination of Cooperative Vocational Education	2
Option C: Accounting		6
Supporting courses required
ECON 110	Principles of Macroeconomics	3
ECON 120	Principles of Microeconomics	3
CIS 101, 102,
103	Introduction to Information Technology and Microcomputers	3
CIS 200	Fundamentals of Computer Programming (or other programming language)	4
Select one of the following:
FSHS 105	Introduction to Personal and Family
	Finance	3
FSHS 400	Family Economics	3
FSHS 405	Advanced Personal and Family
	Finance	3
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English (EDENG)

Three of the following four survey courses:
ENGL 361	British Survey I	3
ENGL 362	British Survey II	3
ENGL 381	American Survey I	3
ENGL 382	American Survey II	3
Required:
ENGL	World literature course	3
ENGL 310	Introduction to Literature Studies	3
ENGL 350	Introduction to Shakespeare	3
ENGL 400	Advanced Expository Writing for
	Prospective Teachers	3
ENGL 435	Linguistics for Teachers	3
ENGL 545	Literature for Adolescents	3
ENGL elective 320 or above		3
ENGL	Literature electives at 600 level
	and above	6
ENGL	Composition elective	3
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English/journalism (EDENJ)

Two of the following:
ENGL 361	British Survey I	3
ENGL 362	British Survey II	3
ENGL 381	American Survey I	3
ENGL 382	American Survey II	3
Required:
ENGL	World literature course	3
ENGL 310	Introduction to Literary Studies	3
ENGL 350	Introduction to Shakespeare	3
ENGL 435	Linguistics for Teachers	3
ENGL 545	Literature for Adolescents	3
ENGL elective 320 or above		3
Literature elective above 600 level		3
MC 235	Mass Communication in Society	3
MC 400	News and Feature Writing	3
MC 430	Photography I	3
MC 440	Editing and Design	3
MC 565	Law of Mass Communications	3
MC 605	Supervision of School Publications	3
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Family and consumer sciences education
For family and consumer sciences education requirements, see the section on secondary education programs outside the College of Education.

Journalism (EDJOR)

MC 235	Mass Communication in Society	3
MC 400	News and Feature Writing	3
MC 430	Photography I	3
MC 440	Editing and Design	3
MC 565	Law of Mass Communications	3
MC 605	Supervision of School Publications	3
Electives (Recommended courses) (12 hours):
MC 320	Principles of Advertising	3
MC 360	Publications Practice	1-4
MC 410	Writing for the Electronic Media	3
MC 470	Audio I	3
	or
MC 480	Video I	3
MC 500	Advanced News and Feature Writing	3
MC 510	Yearbook Editing and Management	2
MC 540	Advanced Editing and Design	3
MC 555	Advertising Techniques	3
MC 710	History of Journalism	3
MC 720	Ethics in Mass Communications	3
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Mathematics (EDMTH)

MATH 220	Analytic Geometry and Calculus I	4
MATH 221	Analytic Geometry and Calculus II	4
MATH 222	Analytic Geometry and Calculus III	4
MATH 240	Elementary Differential Equations	4
MATH 312	Finite Application of Mathematics	3
MATH 511	Introduction to Algebraic Systems	3
MATH 570	History of Math	3
MATH 572	Foundations of Geometry	3
Approved mathematics courses numbered 400-799 (6 hours) (Recommended courses): MATH 510	Discrete Math	3
MATH 520	Foundations of Analysis	3
MATH 551	Applied Matrix Theory	3
MATH 591	Topics of Secondary School Teaching	3
Supporting courses required:
STAT 320	Elements of Statistics	3
	or
STAT 510	Introductory Probability and
	Statistics I	3
CIS 200	Fundamentals of Computer Programming	4
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It is recommended that a course in physics be included as part of general education.

Modern languages (EDMLA)

Modern language majors must demonstrate proficiency in speaking and understanding the foreign language during the semester preceding methods (EDSEC 500) by scoring at least an ``advanced'' on the Department of Modern Languages oral proficiency interview. The interview is conducted by members of the modern language department faculty by arrangement with each individual. Students should contact the modern language education advisor for additional information.

French

Required:
FREN 211	French III	5
FREN 213	French IV	4
FREN 214	French Conversation IVA	2
FREN 511	Masterpieces of French Literature I	3
FREN 512	Masterpieces of French Literature II	3
FREN 513	French Composition and Grammar	3
FREN 514	French Civilization	3
FREN 719	Advanced Spoken and Written French	3
FREN	French electives at 500 and above	6
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German

Required:
GRMN 221	German III	5
GRMN 223	German IV	4
GRMN 224	German Conversation IVA	2
GRMN 521	Introduction to German Literature I	3
GRMN 522	Introduction to German Literature II	3
GRMN 530	German Civilization	3
GRMN 731	Advanced Spoken and Written German	3
GRMN	German electives at 500 and above	9
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Spanish

Required:
SPAN 261	Spanish III	5
SPAN 263	Spanish IV	4
SPAN 264	Elementary Spanish Conversation IVA	2
SPAN 563	Introduction to the Literature of
	Spanish America	3
SPAN 564	Spanish Composition and Grammar	3
SPAN 565	Spanish Civilization	3
	or
SPAN 566	Hispanic-American Civilization	3
SPAN 567	Introduction to the Literature of Spain	3
SPAN 571	Advanced Spanish Conversation	3
SPAN	Spanish electives at 500 and above	6
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Licensure to teach elementary school foreign language is an optional extension of secondary school licensure. The following must be added to the requirements for secondary modern foreign language certification if elementary foreign language licensure is desired:
EDEL 502	Foreign Language Elementary School Practicum	1-3
EDEL 585	Teaching Participation in the Elementary School	2
EDEL 720	Foreign Language Methods for Elementary Schools (offered spring only)	3

Natural sciences
Biological science (EDBSC)

BIOL 198	Principles of Biology	4
BIOL 201	Organismic Biology	5
BIOL 455	General Microbiology	4
BIOL 303	Ecology of Environmental Problems	3
	or
BIOL 529	Fundamentals of Ecology	3
ASI 500	Genetics	3
	or
BIOL 450	Modern Genetics	3
BIOL 541	Cell Biology	3
Approved elecives at the 300 level or higher from the Department of Biology or related life sciences (e.g., entomology, horticulture, plant pathology, etc.)		6-7
Chemistry courses required:
CHM 210	Chemistry I	4
CHM 230	Chemistry II	4
CHM 350	General Organic Chemistry	3
CHM 351	General Organic Chemistry Lab	2
Other required courses:
GEOL 103	Geology Laboratory	1
GEOL 512	Earth Science	3
PHYS 115	Descriptive Physics	5
PHYS 191	Descriptive Astronomy	3
MATH 100	College Algebra	3
MATH 150	Plane Trigonometry	3
MATH 312	Finite Applications of Math	3
STAT 320	Elements of Statistics	3
EDSEC 614	Lab Techniques in Teaching Science	3
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Chemistry (EDCHM)

CHM 210	Chemistry I	4
CHM 230	Chemistry II	4
CHM 350	General Organic Chemistry	3
CHM 351	General Organic Chemistry Laboratory	2
CHM 371	Chemical Analysis	4
CHM 500	General Physical Chemistry	3
CHM	Chemistry electives	5
Supporting courses required:
BIOL 198	Principles of Biology	4
GEOL 100	Earth in Action	3
GEOL 103	Geology Lab	1
MATH 220	Analytic Geometry and Calculus I	4
MATH 221	Analytic Geometry and Calculus II	4
MATH 222	Analytic Geometry and Calculus III	4
	or
MATH 312	Finite Applications of Math	3
PHYS 113	General Physics I	4
PHYS 114	General Physics II	4
PHYS 191	Descriptive Astronomy	4
STAT 320	Elementary Statistics	3
EDSEC 614	Laboratory Techniques in Teaching
	Science	3
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It is highly recommended that additional courses be selected to fulfill requirements for an additional teaching area in biology or physics. The course selection should be made in consultation with the science education advisor.

Earth science (EDESC)

GEOL 100	Earth in Action	3
GEOL 102	Earth Through Time	3
GEOL 103	Geology Laboratory	1
GEOL 105	Oceanography	3
GEOL 301	Historical Geology Lab	1
GEOL 502	Mineralogy	3
GEOL 520	Geomorphology	2
Supporting courses required:
BIOL 198	Principles of Biology	4
BIOL 201	Organismic Biology	5
CHM 210	Chemistry I	4
CHM 230	Chemistry II	4
GEOG 220	Environmental Geography I	4
GEOG 221	Environmental Geography II	4
MATH 100	College Algebra	3
MATH 150	Plane Trigonometry	3
MATH 312	Finite Applications	3
PHYS 113	General Physics I	4
PHYS 114	General Physics II	4
PHYS 191	Descriptive Astronomy	3
STAT 320	Elementary Statistics	3
EDSEC 614	Laboratory Techniques in Teaching
	Science	3
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It is highly recommended that additional courses be selected to fulfill requirements for an additional teaching area in biology, physics, or chemistry. The course selection should be made in consultation with the science education advisor.

Physical science (EDPSC)

PHYS 113	General Physics I	4
PHYS 114	General Physics II	4
PHYS 191	Descriptive Astronomy	3
PHYS 452	Contemporary Physics	4
CHM 210	Chemistry I	4
CHM 230	Chemistry II	4
CHM 350	General Organic Chemistry	3
CHM 351	General Organic Chemistry
	Laboratory	2
CHM 371	Chemical Analysis	4
GEOL 100	Earth in Action	3
GEOL 102	Earth Through Time	3
GEOL 103	Geology Laboratory	1
GEOL 105	Oceanography	3
GEOL 301	Historical Geology Lab	1
GEOL 502	Mineralogy	3
	or
GEOL 520	Geomorphology	2
GEOG 220	Environmental Geography I	4
Supporting courses required:
BIOL 198	Principles of Biology	4
MATH 220	Analytic Geometry and Calculus I	4
MATH 221	Analytic Geometry and Calculus II	4
MATH 222	Analytic Geometry and Calculus III	4
	or
MATH 312	Finite Applications of Math	3
STAT 320	Elementary Statistics	3
EDSEC 614	Laboratory Techniques in Teaching
	Science	3
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Physics (EDPHY)

PHYS 122	Computation and Experimentation
	in Physics	3
PHYS 191	Descriptive Astronomy	3
PHYS 223	Physics I: Mechanics and
	Thermodynamics	5
PHYS 224	Physics II: Electromagnetism and Sound	5
PHYS 325	Physics III: Relativity and Quantum Physics	4
PHYS 506	Physics Laboratory	3
PHYS 522	Mechanics I	4
PHYS 532	Electricity and Magnetism I	3
Supporting courses required:
BIOL 198	Principles of Biology	4
CHM 210	Chemistry I	4
CHM 230	Chemistry II	4
GEOL 103	Geology Laboratory	1
GEOL 100	Earth in Action	3
	or
GEOL 512	Earth Science	3
MATH 220	Analytic Geometry and Calculus I	4
MATH 221	Analytic Geometry and Calculus II	4
MATH 222	Analytic Geometry and Calculus III	4
MATH 240	Series and Differential Equations	4
EDSEC 614	Laboratory Techniques in Teaching
	Science	3
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It is highly recommended that additional courses be selected to fulfill requirements for an additional teaching area in chemistry or mathematics. The course selection should be made in consultation with the science education advisor.

Social sciences
Economics (EDEC)

Courses required:
ANTH 204	Introduction to Cultural Anthropology	3
ECON 110	Principles of Macroeconomics	3
GEOG 100	World Regional Geography	3
GEOG 200	Human Geography	3
POLSC 110	Introduction to Political Science	3
POLSC 321	Kansas Politics and Government	3
POLSC 325	U.S. Politics	3
SOCIO 211	Introduction to Sociology	3
HIST 101	World Civilization: Rise of Europe	3
HIST 102	World Civilization: Modern Era	3
HIST 251	U.S. History to 1877	3
HIST 252	U.S. History Since 1877	3
Supporting courses:
ECON 120	Principles of Microeconomics	3
ECON 510	Intermediate Macroeconomics I	3
ECON 520	Intermediate Macroeconomics II	3
ECON 530	Money and Banking	3
ECON 536	Comparative Economics	3
Three hours of 500 level or above from economics: ECON		3
Three hours of 300 level or above from history: HIST		3
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Geography (EDGEO)

Courses required:
ANTH 200	Introduction to Cultural Anthropology	3
	or
ANTH 204	General Education Introduction to Cultural Anthropology	3
ECON 110	Principles of Macroeconomics	3
GEOG 100	World Regional Geography	3
GEOG 200	Human Geography	3
POLSC 110	Introduction to Political Science	3
POLSC 321	Kansas Politics and Government	3
POLSC 325	U.S. Politics	3
SOCIO 211	Introduction to Sociology	3
HIST 101	World Civilization: Rise of Europe	3
HIST 102	World Civilization: Modern Era	3
HIST 251	U.S. History to 1877	3
HIST 252	U.S. History Since 1877	3
Supporting courses:
GEOG 220	Environmental Geography I	4
GEOG 440	Geography of Natural Resources	3
GEOG 450	Geography of Economic Behavior	3
GEOG 500	Geography of the United States	3
Three hours of 500 level or above from geography: GEOG		3
Three hours of 300 level or above from history: HIST		3
Three hours of 300 level or above from economics, history, political science, or sociology: ECON/HIST/POLSC/SOCIO		3
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History (EDHST)

Courses required:
ANTH 200	Introduction to Cultural Anthropology	3
	or
ANTH 204	General Education Introduction to Cultural Anthropology	3
ECON 110	Principles of Macroeconomics	3
GEOG 100	World Regional Geography	3
GEOG 200	Human Geography	3
POLSC 110	Introduction to Political Science	3
POLSC 321	Kansas Politics and Government	3
POLSC 325	U.S. Politics	3
SOCIO 211	Introduction to Sociology	3
HIST 101	World Civilization: Rise of Europe	3
HIST 102	World Civilization: Modern Era	3
HIST 251	U.S. History to 1877	3
HIST 252	U.S. History Since 1877	3
Supporting course:
HIST 586	Advanced Seminar	3
Nine hours of 500 level or above from history distributed in 3 of the following areas:
HIST	Ancient medieval and early modern Europe
HIST	Modern Europe including Britain
HIST	The Third World (Asia, Africa, Latin America)
HIST	The United States
HIST	History of science, technology, and military history
Three hours of 300 level or above from economics, geography, political science, or sociology
ECON/GEOG/POLSC/SOCIO		3
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Political science (EDPLS)

Courses required:
ANTH 200	Introduction to Cultural Anthropology	3
	or
ANTH 204	General Education Introduction to Cultural Anthropology	3
ECON 110	Principles of Macroeconomics	3
GEOG 100	World Regional Geography	3
GEOG 200	Human Geography	3
POLSC 110	Introduction to Political Science	3
POLSC 321	Kansas Politics and Government	3
POLSC 325	U.S. Politics	3
SOCIO 211	Introduction to Sociology	3
HIST 101	World Civilization: Rise of Europe	3
HIST 102	World Civilization: Modern Era	3
HIST 251	U.S. History to 1877	3
HIST 252	U.S. History Since 1877	3
Supporting courses:
POLSC 301	Introduction to Political Thought	3
POLSC 333	World Politics	3
POLSC 344	Introduction to Comparative Politics	3
POLSC 400	Inquiry into Politics and Analysis	3
Three hours of 300 level or above from history: HIST		3
Three hours of 300 level or above from economics, history, geography, or sociology: ECON/HIST/GEOG/SOCIO		3
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Sociology (EDSOC)

Courses required:
ANTH 200	Introduction to Cultural Anthropology	3
	or
ANTH 204	General Education Introduction to Cultural Anthropology	3
ECON 110	Principles of Macroeconomics	3
GEOG 100	World Regional Geography	3
GEOG 200	Human Geography	3
POLSC 110	Introduction to Political Science	3
POLSC 321	Kansas Politics and Government	3
POLSC 325	U.S. Politics	3
SOCIO 211	Introduction to Sociology	3
HIST 101	World Civilization: Rise of Europe	3
HIST 102	World Civilization: Modern Era	3
HIST 251	U.S. History to 1877	3
HIST 252	U.S. History Since 1877	3
Supporting courses:
SOCIO 440	Social Organization	3
SOCIO 511	Comparative Social Theory	3
SOCIO 520	Methods of Social Research	3
SOCIO 535	Population Dynamics	3
SOCIO 450	Social Interaction	3
	or
SOCIO 640	Sociology of Family	3
Three hours of 500 level or above from sociology: SOCIO		3
Three hours of 300 level or above from history: HIST		3
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Speech (EDSPH)

All speech education majors are required to complete
36 hours of speech and theatre courses in addition to SPCH 105 or 106, Public Speaking IA or I.
The following courses are required:
SPCH 325	Argumentation and Debate	3
SPCH 321	Public Speaking II	3
SPCH 330	Rhetoric in Western Thought	3
SPCH 426	Coaching and Directing Speech
	Activities	3
SPCH	500 level or above in general speech	3
SPCH 322	Interpersonal Communication	3
	or
SPCH 326	Small Group Discussion	3
THTRE 261	Fundamentals of Acting	3
THTRE 263	Oral Interpretation of Literature	3
THTRE 270	Introduction to Theatre	3
THTRE 368	Fundamentals of Technical Production	3
THTRE 370	Dramatic Structure	3
THTRE	500 level or above in theatre	3
THTRE 565	Principles of Directing	3
MC 235	Mass Communications in Society	3
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	Advising	Secondary Education Teaching Fields	Educational Administration and Leadership
	University General Education	Optional Secondary Licensure Programs	Elementary Education
	Honors Program	Optional Secondary Licensure Program at the Middle Level	Foundations and Adult Education
	Support Facilities and Programs	Secondary Education Programs Outside the College of Education	Secondary Education
	Teacher Education	Other Program Choices	Special Education
	Elementary Education Program	General Courses
	Secondary Education Program	Counseling and Educational Psychology

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