Interdisciplinary Evaluation Science - Educational Technology Concentration (MS)

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Requirements for the Degree:

The MS in Interdisciplinary Evaluation Science requires 30 credits of coursework at the graduate level. The 30 credits of coursework include 21 credits of required courses (evaluation core and methods core) and 9 credits of an advisor approved, individualized plan of study. While it is possible that the advisor-approved plan of study is not an existing concentration, it is anticipated that most students will choose an approved concentration.

Evaluation:

EVAL 680 - Foundations of Evaluation Credit(s): 3
EVAL 755 - Evaluation Models and Management Credit(s): 3
HDFS 615 - Research Methods Credit(s): 3

Mixed Methods:

EVAL 770 - Quantitative Methods and Analysis Credit(s): 3
EVAL 771 - Qualitative Methods and Analysis Credit(s): 3
EVAL 780 - Survey Research Credit(s): 3
EVAL 781 - Mixed Method Evaluation Credit(s): 3

Concentration Requirements:

EDUC 611 - Introduction to Educational Technology Credit(s): 3

Two of the following:

EDUC 621 - Internet Technologies Credit(s): 3
EDUC 638 - Learning Technologies Across Curricula Credit(s): 3
EDUC 650 - Technology and Cognition Credit(s): 3
EDUC 656 - eLearning Credit(s): 3
EDUC 685 - Multimedia Literacy Credit(s): 3
EDUC 815 - Design of Learning Environments Credit(s): 3