From fth@UDel.Edu Thu May 4 12:47:37 2000
Date: Thu, 4 May 2000 09:44:24 -0400 (EDT)
From: Fred T. Hofstetter
To: ed-tech-doctoral@UDel.Edu, ed-tech-masters@UDel.Edu
Subject: Fall 2000 Course Scheduling Advice
Greetings to all ed tech graduate students at the University of Delaware!
I'm writing to provide you with course scheduling advice for the upcoming
Fall semester of 2000. As always, you should check with your advisor
each semester to confirm that your course selection is in line with your
particular program. This course advisory contains sections for M.Ed.
Students, M.I. Students, and Ed.D. Students, respectively.
===Courses for M.Ed. Students===
All M.Ed. students are required to take 3-6 credits of the following
courses; during Fall 2000, EDUC 607 is being offered:
EDUC 600 Teacher as Researcher
EDUC 607 Educational Research Procedures
EDUC 660 Applied Educational Measurement
From the ed tech specialty, all M.Ed. students must take the following two
courses that are being offered in the Fall of 2000:
EDUC 685 Multimedia Literacy
EDUC 632 Using the Internet for Curriculum Applications
If you are looking to take an ed tech elective in the fall of 2000,
you may be interested in the following option. With the permission
of the advisor, M.Ed. students may elect one of the EDUC 885
courses to fulfill a 600-level technology requirement, but such a
course cannot be counted again in a subsequent doctoral program.
In the fall of 2000, the following course is being offered:
EDUC 885 Advanced Multimedia Design & Development
===M.I. Students===
M.I. students must take either EDUC 667 (Academic and Behavioral
Assessment) or EDUC 680 (Educational Diagnosis). Both are being
offered in the Fall of 2000.
M.I. students must take either EDUC 658 (Discipline and Classroom
Management) or EDUC 681 (Techniques for Behavior Change). In the
Fall of 2000, EDUC 681 is being offered.
M.I. students must take either EDUC 627 (Models of Instruction) or
EDUC 640 (Introduction to Curriculum). During the Fall of 2000,
EDUC 627 is being offered.
All M.I. students must take the following technology courses that are
being offered in the Fall of 2000:
EDUC 685 Multimedia Literacy
EDUC 632 Using the Internet for Curriculum Applications
If you are looking to take an ed tech elective in the fall of 2000,
you may be interested in the following option. With the permission
of the advisor, M.I. students may elect one of the EDUC 885
courses to fulfill a 600-level technology requirement, but such a
course cannot be counted again in a subsequent doctoral program.
In the fall of 2000, the following course is being offered:
EDUC 885 Advanced Multimedia Design & Development
===Ed.D. Students===
All Ed.D. students are required to take EDUC 861 (Curriculum
Planning and Practice) and EDUC 829 (Research on Teaching). Both
of these are being offered in the Fall of 2000.
Similarly, all Ed.D. students are required to take either EDUC 665,
Elementary Statistics or EDUC 856, Introduction to Statistical
Inference. Both of these are being offered in the Fall of 2000.
All Ed.D. students are required to take EDUC 850 (Qualitative
Research), which is being offered in the Fall of 2000.
All Ed.D. students must take six credits of the following group:
EDUC 862, Quantitative Issues in Educational Research
EDUC 812, Regression Models in Education
EDUC 851, Practicum in Qualitative Methods
EDUC 863, Principles of Program Evaluation
EDUC 891, Management Applications of Research
Of these, the following is being offered in the Fall of 2000:
EDUC 812, Regression Models in Education
All Ed.D. students are required to take either EDUC 875,
Introduction to Educational Policy or EDUC 895, School
Improvement Strategy. EDUC 875 is being offered in the Fall
of 2000.
Last, but certainly not least, all Ed.D. students are required to take 18
credits of ed tech specialty courses. The following courses are being
offered in Fall 2000:
EDUC 885-011 Advanced Multimedia Design (Newark)
EDUC 885-150 Advanced Multimedia Design (FOCUS)
EDUC 885-435 Advanced Multimedia Design (Georgetown ITV)
In the meantime, I hope you will all pass your final exams and projects
with flying colors and then enjoy a pleasant summer. Cheers, Fred
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Dr. Fred T. Hofstetter Phone: (302) 831-8164
Professor of Instructional Technology FAX: (302) 831-2089
School of Education E-mail: fth@udel.edu
Willard 219, University of Delaware Web: www.udel.edu/fth
Newark, DE 19716