1. Required Courses in the Major (27 hrs)

• CGS 6210  Microcomputer Hardware Systems for Education (3)
• EDF 6215  Learning Principles Applied to Instruction (3)
• EDF 6284  Instructional Design (3)
• EDF 6481  Foundations of Educational Research (3)
• EDF 6939  Seminar in Action Research (3)
• EME 5054  Introduction to Educational Technology (3)
• EME 6207  Web Design & Development (3)
• EME 6209  Multimedia: Graphics/Animation (3)
• EME 6938* Capstone Seminar (3)

*Candidates will design and complete a scholarly project under the direction of the faculty advisor that integrates the principles, theories, and concepts of the C & I program. Students should complete the capstone project in the final semester, after having completed the Seminar in Action Research.

2. Electives (9 hrs)

Select one of the following:

• EME 6225 Methods of Integrating Tech: PK-8 (3)
• EME 6405 Methods of Integrating Tech: 6-12/Adult (3)

Select 6 hours from the following:

• EME 6408 Advanced Technology Applications: Logo/Robotics for K-12 (3)
• EME 6413 Advanced Technology Applications: Internet Resources K-12 (3)
• Six hours of elective credit can be satisfied through other coursework inside or outside of the college (with advisor approval) or credit awarded for completion of National Board Certification (subject to department approval).

Additional Graduation Requirements

• Students must satisfactorily complete the minimum number of credit hours specified by the graduate degree program.
• A grade of B or higher must be earned in all College of Education graduate courses used as prerequisites and each core course.
• Overall GPA of 3.0 or higher in all work attempted.
• A cumulative GPA of 3.0 for all coursework in program.

Transfer Notes and Acceptable Substitutes

The College of Education limits the transfer of coursework into its graduate programs to a maximum of 12 credits or three courses. To be considered, courses must have been completed with a minimum grade of B and no more than seven years prior to the date of entry into the graduate program and no more than ten years prior to graduation from the graduate program.