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• BEd Intermediate/Senior

  Bachelor of Education, Consecutive Program, Intermediate/Senior

  The following courses are required as part of your Bachelor of Education course completion. You will be registered in these courses and therefore not required to register online.

  Semester 1	15 credit hours
  EDUC 1300U	Foundations I:Planning & Preparation + Field Experience
  EDUC 1301U	Learning and Development
  CURS	Curriculum Studies I  *
  CURS	Curriculum Studies I  *
  EDUC 1309U	I/S Digital Literacies, Communication & Information Technology
  Semester 2	15 credit hours
  EDUC 1305U	Foundations II: Curriculum Theory and Practice + Field Experience
  CURS	Curriculum Studies II  *
  CURS	Curriculum Studies II  *
  EDUC 1310U	I/S Mathematical Thinking and Doing
  EDUC 1311U	I/S Coding and Communications

  *Curriculum Studies

  Students will complete two curriculum studies courses in each of semesters one and two. Students must take one course per term in each of the teachable subject areas under which they were admitted.

  • CURS 4100U and CURS 4101U I/S Biology
  • CURS 4110U and CURS 4111U I/S English
  • CURS 4120U and CURS 4121U I/S Chemistry
  • CURS 4130U and CURS 4131U I/S Physics
  • CURS 4140U and CURS 4141U I/S Mathematics
  • CURS 4180U and CURS 4181U I/S General Science
  • CURS 4501U and CURS 4502U I/S History
  • CURS 4503U and CURS 4504U I/S Health and Physical Education

  Your academic advising office will be sending an email to first-year newly admitted students with additional information.

  Upper-year students

  Please follow the program map for your program that is specified in the current undergraduate calendar or for further clarification, please consult your academic advisor.

• BEd Primary/Junior

  The following courses are required as part of your Bachelor of Education course completion. You will be registered in these courses and therefore not required to register online.

  Semester 1	15 credit hours
  EDUC 1300U	Foundations I:Planning & Preparation + Field Experience
  EDUC 1301U	Learning and Development
  EDUC 1302U	P/J Digital Literacies I (Language Arts & Digital Technology)
  EDUC 1303U	P/J STEM I (Science-Technology Mathematics)
  EDUC 1315U	P/J The Arts
  Semester 2	15 credit hours
  EDUC 1305U	Foundations II: Curriculum Theory and Practice + Field Experience
  EDUC 1306U	P/J Digital Literacies/Social Studies II (Language Arts & Social Studies)
  EDUC 1307U	P/J STEM II (Science-Technology and Mathematics)
  EDUC 1308U	P/J Mathematical Thinking and Doing
  EDUC 1314U	P/J Health and Physical Education

  Your academic advising office will be sending an email to first-year newly admitted students with additional information.

  Upper-year students

  Please follow the program map for your program that is specified in the current undergraduate calendar or for further clarification, please consult your academic advisor.

• Educational Studies and Digital Technology - Adult Education Specialization

  The courses listed below are recommended for your first year of study in the Adult Education & Digital Technology Specialization program. All courses are required for program completion.

  Semester 1	15 credit hours
  AEDT 1120U	Foundations of Digital Teaching & Learning Technologies
  AEDT 2160U	Online Learning: Theory & Research
  AEDT 3140U	Creating Digital Tools
  EDUC 1312U	Fundamentals of Professional Writing
  EDUC 4703U	Problem & Inquiry Based Learning
  Semester 2	15 credit hours
  AEDT 1110U	Foundations of Adult Learning
  AEDT 1170U	Psychological Foundations and Digital Technology
  AEDT 2120U	Culture and Digital Technologies
  AEDT 2150U	Digital Technologies & Advanced Teaching Methods
  AEDT 4120U	Serious Gaming and Simulations

  • If courses are full, you can register in a combination of courses from the list above and the following list.

  Semester 1	15 credit hours
  AEDT 1160U	Digital Communication Technologies
  AEDT 2130U	Graphic Design, Digital Technologies and Learning
  AEDT 3110U	Information Literacy
  AEDT 3120U	Workplace Learning
  Semester 2	15 credit hours
  AEDT 3130U	Financial Management of Online Learning
  AEDT 4110U	Assessment for Learning

  • If you are registering as a part time student and would like assistance creating a program map that will include the Spring/summer term, please contact your Academic Advisor.

  Your academic advising office will be sending an email to first-year newly admitted students with additional information.

  Upper-year students

  Please follow the program map for your program that is specified in the current undergraduate calendar or for further clarification, please consult your academic advisor.

• Educational Studies and Digital Technology - Early Childhood Specialization

  The courses listed below are recommended for your first year of study in the Early Childhood Studies Specialization program. All courses are required for program completion.

  Semester 1	15 credit hours
  AEDT 2170U	Designing Inclusive Learning Environments
  AEDT 2160U	Online Learning: Theory & Research
  AEDT 3140U	Creating Digital Tools
  EDUC 1312U	Fundamentals of Professional Writing
  EDUC 4703U	Problem & Inquiry Based Learning
  Semester 2	15 credit hours
  AEDT 4150U	Holistic Learning in Early Childhood
  AEDT 1170U	Psychological Foundations and Digital Technology
  AEDT 2120U	Culture and Digital Technologies
  AEDT 2150U	Digital Technologies & Advanced Teaching Methods
  AEDT 4120U	Serious Gaming and Simulations

  • If courses are full, you can register in a combination of courses from the list above and the following list.

  Semester 1	15 credit hours
  AEDT 1160U	Digital Communication Technologies
  AEDT 2130U	Graphic Design, Digital Technologies and Learning
  AEDT 3110U	Information Literacy
  AEDT 3160U	Digital Literacy
  Semester 2	15 credit hours
  AEDT 3170U	Developing Numeracy
  AEDT 4110U	Assessment for Learning

  •  If you are registering as a part time student and would like assistance creating a program map that will include the Spring/summer term, please contact your academic advisor.

  Your academic advising office will be sending an email to first-year newly admitted students with additional information.

  Designing Adult Learning for the Digital Age (Diploma)

  The following courses are required as part of your Designing Adult Learning for the Digital Age program completion:

  Semester 1	9 credit hours
  AEDT 1120U	Foundations of Digital Teaching & Learning Technologies
  AEDT 3140U	Creating Digital Tools
  EDUC 4703U	Problem & Inquiry Based Learning
  Semester 2	9 credit hours
  AEDT 1110U	Foundations of Adult Learning
  AEDT 4120U	Serious Gaming and Simulations
  AEDT 4110U	Assessment for Learning

  • If you are registering as a part-time student and would like assistance creating a program map that will include the Spring/summer term, please contact your academic advisor.

  Your academic advising office will be sending an email to first-year newly admitted students with additional information.

• Diploma - Designing Adult Learning for the Digital Age

  Designing Adult Learning for the Digital Age (Diploma)

  The following courses are required as part of your Designing Adult Learning for the Digital Age program completion:

  Semester 1	9 credit hours
  AEDT 1120U	Foundations of Digital Teaching & Learning Technologies
  AEDT 3140U	Creating Digital Tools
  EDUC 4703U	Problem & Inquiry Based Learning
  Semester 2	9 credit hours
  AEDT 1110U	Foundations of Adult Learning
  AEDT 4120U	Serious Gaming and Simulations
  AEDT 4110U	Assessment for Learning

  • If you are registering as a part-time student and would like assistance creating a program map that will include the Spring/summer term, please contact your academic advisor.

  Your academic advising office will be sending an email to first-year newly admitted students with additional information.