Courses

Analysis, design and application of DC, RF and microwave plasma in microelectronic material processing; sputtering; etching; deposition; surface modification; diagnostic and characterization techniques.

This course is the final practicum in a series of three advanced practicums for candidates in special education programs of study. This practicum will provide experiences in settings with students with exceptionalities. Candidates participate in 50 hours of on-site experiences in P-12 settings.

This course is first in a sequence of three advanced practicums for candidates in special education programs of study providing experiences in settings with students with exceptionalities. Candidates participate in 50 hours of on-site experiences in P-12 settings.

Advanced practical experiences in professional settings related to physical education or exercise science.

Advanced practical experiences in professional settings related to physical education, exercise science and sport management

This practicum is for EdS candidates who have a master's level teacher certification in an area other than Collaborative Teacher/Special Education. Time will be spent in both mild to moderate classroom setting as well as a severe classroom at a 6-12 level.

Advanced principles of auditory reception, the hearing mechanism, and the problems involved in measuring, evaluating, and conserving hearing. Site of lesion testing and advanced hearing aid technologies will be discussed.

Practical experiences for advanced instructional technology students in applying knowledge acquired in previous courses. Enrollment limited to ED.S. students in the instructional technology program.

Supervised field experiences in program areas of Collaborative Teacher (K-6), Collaborative Teacher (6-12), Early Childhood Special Education.

Clinical experiences for advanced education students in applying knowledge required in previous courses. Enrollment is limited to Ed.S. students.