1. Engineering and Technology Education
FDOE Update
Engineering and Technology Education
“State of the Cluster”
FACTE Conference
July 26, 2016

2. Richard “Ted” Norman, Ed.S
State Supervisor:
Manufacturing
Transportation
Distribution and Logistics
Engineering and Technology Education

3. Overview Program Update Industry Certification Lists (2016-2017)
Changes for
Program Reviews conducted in 2016 for
Upcoming Changes for
Program of Work
Industry Certification Lists ( )
Secondary
Adopted Instructional Materials List
Basic Skills Exemption

4. Changes for

5. Program Update Changes for 2016-2017
New Programs – Middle School
Integrated Technology Studies & Career Planning ( ) –
Program mimics the Integrated Technology Studies ( )
Added Career Planning standards to courses as per Section , Florida Statutes

6. Program Update Changes for 2016-2017
New Programs – Secondary
No New Programs

7. Program Update Changes for 2016-2017
Programs Daggered for Deletion – Secondary
Technology Systems - ( ) –
Program daggered for deletion due to new program (Technological Systems) ( ).
No new enrollments after
Will remain in inventory for teach-out.

8. Program Reviews Conducted in 2016 for 2017-18

9. Program Update Program Reviews
Title XLVIII
K-20 EDUCATION CODE
Chapter PUBLIC POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION
 Purpose and responsibilities for career education.—
4. The development of program standards and industry-driven benchmarks for career, adult, and community education programs, which must be updated every 3 years. The standards must include career, academic, and workplace skills; viability of distance learning for instruction; and work/learn cycles that are responsive to business and industry.

10. Program Update Program Reviews
Programs reviewed in 2016 for the School Year – Secondary
No Program Reviews Conducted

11. Upcoming Changes for

12. Program Update Upcoming Changes for 2017-2018
New Courses – Middle and Secondary
No Changes pending

13. Program of Work

14. Program Update Program of Work
Programs reviewed in 2017 for the School Year – Secondary
No programs have been scheduled for review

15. Industry Certification Funding Lists

16. Industry Certifications Funding List 2016-2017 – Secondary
Industry Certification Reports
CareerSource Florida Recommendations
CareerSource Florida Recommendations
CAPE Industry Certification Funding List Recommendations for Inclusion
CAPE Industry Certification Funding List Recommendations for Inclusion
CAPE Digital Tool Certificates Recommendations
CAPE Digital Tool Certificates Recommendations

17. Industry Certifications Funding List 2016-2017 – Secondary
Engineering and Technology Education related industry certifications recommended to be added:
MICRO102
Microsoft Technology Associate (MTA) - Mobility and Devices Fundamentals
Microsoft Corporation
NIFMS014
NIMS Machining Level I - CNC Milling: Operations
National Institute for Metalworking Skills (NIMS)
NIFMS015
NIMS Machining Level I - CNC Turning: Operations
NIFMS016
NIMS Machining Level I - Grinding Skills I
NIFMS017
NIMS Machining Level I - Manual Milling Skills I
NIFMS018
NIMS Machining Level II - Drill Press Skills II
NIFMS019
NIMS Machining Level II - CNC Milling Skills II
NIFMS020
NIMS Machining Level II - CNC Turning Skills II

18. Adopted Instructional Materials List

19. Adopted Instructional Materials List Secondary – Engineering and Technology Education
Exploring Technology and Career Planning - 1
Pearson Education, Inc., publishing as Prentice Hall - Engineering and Technology Education: Learning By Design, Grade 6-8, Hacker, Burghardt, 2
Integrated Technology Studies - 1
Goodheart-Willcox Publisher - Exploring Design, Technology, & Engineering, Grade 6-8, Wright, Brown, 3rd
Applied Robotics -1
Cengage Learning - Basic Robotics, Grade 9-12, Dinwiddie, 1
Digital Design - 1
Cengage Learning - The Design Collection Revealed Creative Cloud, Grade 9-12, Botello/Reding, 1

20. Basic Skills Requirements and Exemptions

21. Basic Skills Requirements and Exemptions
Basic Skills Exemption List
17-License-exempt_CTE_programs.rtf
Form to request a new exemption of basic skills
36-basicskillsexemptionrequestform rtf
The industry certification must be comparable to the entire PSAV program
Industry certifications linked to secondary courses are not acceptable

22. Richard “Ted” Norman, Ed.S
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