College/University-Level Grading Instructor Qualifications High School Instructors High school instructors must meet the PLTW instructor requirements for professional development for each PLTW course in order to teach that PLTW course and maintain the high school’s certification. High School instructors must be licensed as a K-12 teacher and qualified to teach in programs that contain PLTW courses. If the Perkins funds are used, the high school instructor must be career and technical education certified. College faculty College faculty must meet the PLTW instructor requirements for professional development for each PLTW course. College faculty must meet college teacher credentialing field qualifications . COURSE ARTICULATION TABLE High School(s) (sending) College or University (receiving) Institution Program Name Program Award Describe program admission requirements (if any) Instructions List all courses that have equivalencies. Credits applied: the receiving institution course credit amount may be more or less than the sending institution credit amount. Enter the number of credits that the receiving institution will apply toward degree completion. Show equivalent university-college courses on the same row to ensure accurate DARS encoding. Equiv/Sub/Wav column: If a course is to be encoded as equivalent, enter Equiv. If a course is to be accepted by the college or university as a “substitution” only for the purposes of this agreement, enter Sub. If a course requirement is waived by the receiving institution, enter Wav. (To add rows, place cursor outside of the end of a row and press enter.) Project Lead the Way Courses and Equivalencies (if any) PLTW Course College/University Equivalent Course Credits E/S Global Challenges Introduction to Engineering Design Principles of Engineering Digital Electronics Aerospace Engineering Biotechnical Engineering Civil Engineering & Architecture Computer Integrated Manufacturing Engineering Design & Development
College/University-Level Grading Instructor Qualifications High School Instructors High school instructors must meet the PLTW instructor requirements for professional development for each PLTW course in order to teach that PLTW course and maintain the high school’s certification. High School instructors must be licensed as a K-12 teacher and qualified to teach in programs that contain PLTW courses. If the Perkins funds are used, the high school instructor must be career and technical education certified. College faculty College faculty must meet the PLTW instructor requirements for professional development for each PLTW course. College faculty must meet college teacher credentialing field qualifications . COURSE ARTICULATION TABLE High School(s) (sending) College or University (receiving) Institution Program Name Program Award Describe program admission requirements (if any) Instructions List all courses that have equivalencies. Credits applied: the receiving institution course credit amount may be more or less than the sending institution credit amount. Enter the number of credits that the receiving institution will apply toward degree completion. Show equivalent university-college courses on the same row to ensure accurate DARS encoding. Equiv/Sub/Wav column: If a course is to be encoded as equivalent, enter Equiv. If a course is to be accepted by the college or university as a “substitution” only for the purposes of this agreement, enter Sub. If a course requirement is waived by the receiving institution, enter Wav. (To add rows, place cursor outside of the end of a row and press enter.) Project Lead the Way Courses and Equivalencies (if any) PLTW Course College/University Equivalent Course Credits E/S Global Challenges Introduction to Engineering Design Principles of Engineering Digital Electronics Aerospace Engineering Biotechnical Engineering Civil Engineering & Architecture Computer Integrated Manufacturing Engineering Design & Development
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