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Integrated Business Education and Marketing Education
The Integrated Business Education Licensure Program leads to the Bachelor of Science in Education degree and state licensure. The program is designed to prepare outstanding teaching professionals by offering a balanced program combining general education, professional education, and content areas that include computer applications for business and information technology.

In the state of Ohio, the provisional vocational license in business education and marketing education is valid for teaching subjects to learners ages eight and beyond and grades four and beyond.
 

The mission of Business and Marketing Education is to provide quality programs and services to meet the lifelong career and training needs of a diverse range of citizens and the ever changing needs of a diverse range of citizens and the ever changing needs of the present and future workplace in business and marketing occupations.

Course of Study


General Education             52 Hours

Area I Communications
  ENG 101 Academic Writing and Reading
  ENG 102 Writing in Academic Discourse
  Mathematical Skills  
  MTH 145 Math and the Modern World
  Or appropriate substitution from: MTH 143; MTH 228; MTH 229 & 230; STT 160; STT 264 & 265
Area II Cultural-Social Foundations
  Choose 1: History
  CLS 150 Introduction to Greek and Roman Culture
  HST 101 Ancient and Medieval Europe
  HST 102 Early Modern Europe: 14th through 18th Century
  HST 103 Modern Europe: 19th and 20th Century
  Choose 1: Nonwestern (WI)
  CSE; CST; RSE; RST; HLT 202; SW 272; URS 200
Area III Human Behavior
  Choose 1 from different areas:
  Political Science  
  PLS 200 Political Life
  Psychology  
  PSY 105 Psychology: The Science of Behavior
  Sociology (WI)  
  SOC 200 Social Life
  SOC 205 The Sociological Imagination
  WMS 200 Approaches to Women’s Studies
Area IV Human Expression
  Choose 1:  
  Great Books (WI)  
  CLS 204 Great Books: Classical Beginnings
  ENG 204 Great Books: Literature
  PHL 204 Great Books: Philosophy
  REL 204 Great Books: Religion
  Fine & Performing Arts
  ART 214 Visual Art in Western Culture
  MUS 214 Music in Western Culture
  MUS 290 African American Music: America and Beyond
  TH 214 Theatre in Western Culture
Additional Courses(8 hours): Choose 2 courses from areas II, III or IV. The course must come from different subcategories than those selected to meet the area requirements, unless they are from area II.
Area V Natural Sciences (Some sections are WI)
  Choose 3 courses from:
  BIO 105, BIO 106, BIO 107
  GL 105, GL 106, GL 107
  CHM 105, CHM 106, CHM107
  PHY 105/115, PHY 106/116, PHY 107/117
  Or major-related substitutions – see Undergraduate Catalog for specific courses
Area VI College Component (WI)
  ED 210 Education in a Democracy

 

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Curriculum Content             107–110 Hours

ACC 204 Accounting Principles I 4
ACC 205 Accounting Principles II 4
CEG 210 Introduction to PC Networking 4
CS 141 Computer Programming I 4
CS 142 Computer Programming II 4
CS 205 Computer Literacy and Office Automation 4
CS 214 Object Based Programming 4
EC 204 Principles of: Microeconomics 4
EC 205 Principles of: Macroeconomics 4
EDT 211 Keyboarding 4
EDT 212* Advanced Keyboarding and Word Processing 3
EDT 220* Basic Word Processing Applications 3
EDT 221* Intermediate Word Processing Applications 3
EDT 222* Advanced Word Processing Applications and Desktop Publishing 3
EDT 305* Integrated Applications in Business and Office Technology 4
EDT 306* Office and Records Management Systems 3
EDT 433 Curriculum and Materials in Acc./Basic Business and Mkt. 4
EDT 434 Curriculum and Materials: Office Procedures and Technology 4
EDT 455 Television Production 4 ENG 330 Business Writing 4
LAW 300 The Legal Environment of Business 4
MTH 127 Accelerated Intermediate Algebra 3 3
MGT 304 Management and Organizational Behavior 4
MKT 300 Principles of Marketing 4
MKT 303 Consumer Behavior 4
Choose 1: from these three 4
   MKT 366 Personal Selling and Sales Management  
   MKT 421 International Marketing  
   MKT 447 Internet Marketing  
VOE 401 Business and Marketing Education Practicum 1-4
VOE 406 Survey of Workforce Education 3
VOE 421 Classroom Management in Workforce Education 3
VOE 431 Evaluation of Student Performance 3
* These courses are to be taken at Sinclair, Edison, or another approved two-year institution.

Professional Education             41 – 43 Hours
COM 101 Essentials of Public Address 3
ED 221 Practicum Experience I (Concurrent with ED 301) 1
ED 301 (WI) Schooling in a Culturally Diverse Society 5
ED 303 (WI) Human Development and Learning 5
ED 223 Practicum Experience II (Concurrent with ED 303) 1
ED 321 Practicum Experience III (Concurrent with EDT433) 1
ED 323 Practicum Experience IV (Concurrent with EDT434) 1
ED 429 Supervised Teaching: Middle Childhood to Adolescent 10-12
ED 432 Improvement of Reading in Secondary Schools 5
ED 440 (WI) Teacher in School and Society (Concurrent with ED 429) 3

TOTAL 200-205 HOURS

THIS COURSE LISTING IS NOT AN OFFICIAL PROGRAM OF STUDY. REQUIREMENTS MAY VARY BASED ON QUARTER/YEAR OF ENTRY INTO THE MAJOR. CONSULT A TEACHER LICENSURE ADVISOR FOR FURTHER INFORMATION.

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