Manufacturing

Planning, managing and performing the processing of materials into intermediate or final products and related professional and technical support activities such as production planning and control, maintenance and manufacturing/process engineering.

Below are the core standards for the Manufacturing cluster:

Assignment Code	Course Titles (Click on course to view standards)	Certification Requirements
Career Cluster Foundational Courses
10004	Computer Applications	K-12 Educational Technology
22104	Service Learning	Agriculture Ed., Business Ed., Marketing Ed., FACS Ed., Tech Ed.
22150	Foundations of CTE	Agriculture Ed., Business Ed., Marketing Ed., FACS Ed., Tech Ed.
22152	Employability Skills	Agriculture Ed., Business Ed., Marketing Ed., FACS Ed., Tech Ed.
22210	Personal Finance	Business Ed., FACS Ed., Math Ed., Social Science Ed - Economics.
80023	Career Exploration	All Certified Teachers
Career Cluster or Pathway Courses
21050	MS Technical Education	Tech Ed.
21053	Entrepreneurship	Business Ed., Marketing Ed., FACS Ed., Tech Ed.
21107	Computer Aided Drafting	Drafting, Tech Ed
21106	Technical Drafting	Drafting, Tech Ed
17106	Electronics	Tech Ed, Electronics
13002	Introduction to Manufacturing	Tech Ed
21051	Introduction to Technology Education	Tech Ed
13203	Machine Tool Technology	Tech Ed
21009	Mechatronics/ Robotics	Tech Ed
13207	Welding Technology	Welding
13208	Advanced Welding Technology	Welding
Capstone Experiences
80018	Youth Internships	All Certified Teachers
80019	Senior Experience	All Certified Teachers
80026	Entrepreneurship Experience	All Certified Teachers
Syllabus
13002	Introduction to Manufacturing
13203	Machine Tool Technology
13207	Welding Technology
13208	Advanced Welding Technology
17106	Electronics
21109	Mechatronics/Robotics

CONTACT

For more information, contact Brad Scott at the Department of Education's Office of Learning and Instruction at (605) 773-3423.