Courses

This course is designed to introduce candidates to knowledge and skills associated with integrating technology into teaching and learning. Candidates will be exposed to K-12 web-based applications and multimedia presentations related to various content areas. Candidates will be expected to create K-12 classroom resources including web pages and video. Candidates will also begin building an electronic portfolio to document their instructional competencies throughout the teacher education program.

Provides the student with thorough knowledge of e-commerce architecture, relational database management systems, and HTML and Network fundamentals.

This course is designed for freshman students who plan to major in the “Agricultural Sciences” including Forestry, Environmental, Biological, Animal, Food, Family and Consumer Sciences. The first part of the course will provide an overview of technological tools for writing reports, data analyses, and presentations. The second part of the course will focus on advanced technology and its applications.

Explores the history of the interrelationship of people and technology in American history from 1600 to the present.

The use of technology in the school setting. Research, small group discussions, and demonstrated applications will be emphasized.

Students examine the application of technology in educational settings. Topics development of in-person and web-based lesson activities using instructional different subject areas in educational settings.

The course focuses on the applications and implications of technology in geographic education. The emphasis is placed on the role of technology as an instructional tool to promote inquiry-based learning.

Admission to Health and Community Wellness (CMWL) In this course, students will reflect on the role various forms of electronic and digital technology can play in the health and community wellness profession and how you can engage these processes with your clients. You will become skilled in using selected digital tools used common in today's health and wellness careers. In addition, you will be exposed to basic theories of communication, methods of delivery, and evaluation.

Introduction to software commonly used in law offices, including spreadsheets, databases and case management software and review of word processing applications. Includes instruction in use of internet and computer-assisted legal research.

An introduction to basic software programs used in music applications including musical notation and aural skills as well as those found in educational settings.