Vocational Education, MS

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Study toward the MS in vocational education presupposes the completion of an undergraduate degree with a strong information technologies/computer technology background. This program does not offer teacher licensure. Thirty semester hours of course work are required for the degree as well as a thesis or portfolio. The degree has two components: a 12 s.h. BITE core and 18 s.h. of information technologies courses.

BITE core - 12 s.h.:

BITE 6410 - Social, Legal, and Ethical Environments in Business and Information Technologies Education
BITE 6426 - Supervision in Business and Information Technologies Education
BITE 6450 - Evaluation in Business and Information Technologies Education
BITE 6750 - Contemporary Business and Information Technologies Education Research

Information technologies - 18 s.h.:

BITE 5200 - Microcomputer Business Graphics Applications or
BITE 5503 - Integrating Information Processing Technology into Business and Information Technologies Education

Choose from

BITE 6100 - Designing Virtual Environments in Business and Information Technology Education
BITE 6103 - Facilities Planning and Management in Business and Information Technologies Education
BITE 6420 - Problems in Business and Information Technologies Education
BITE 6424 - Problems in Business and Information Technologies Education
BITE 6430 - Computer Concepts and Applications for Business and Information Technologies Education
BITE 6435 - Instructional Strategies for Technical Training
BITE 6700 - Website Design and Maintenance
BITE 7000 - Thesis

Note:

Students selecting the thesis option must register for BITE 7000 and may count 6 s.h. of BITE 7000 toward the degree.