Richard E. Enstice, Ph.D., administration in higher education, computers in education, computer networking. The master's degree in computer education is designed for all teachers who want to further their education in the use of educational technology and microcomputers in school. It is appropriate for teachers at any grade level and for any subject matter area. The curricula are designed for students with minimal background in computers. Two degree options are offered.
All courses are available in the late afternoon or evening.
Full-time students can normally complete the degree in a minimum of three semesters. Students can select either a thesis or nonthesis option. General admission requirements and the process for applying are presented in the Graduate Information and Regulations section of this catalog. General admission requirements and the process for applying are presented in the Graduate Information and Regulations section of this catalog. The master's degree in computer education is conferred upon students who have successfully completed 30 credit hours including a six-credit thesis or 33 credit hours including three credits of research.