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SPD-550: Instructional and Transitional Planning for Students with Mild to Moderate
Description: Teacher candidates will examine how instructional planning advances the learning of students with mild to moderate disabilities by drawing upon knowledge of central concepts, structures of the discipline, and tools of inquiry of the academic subject-matter content areas and a variety of specialized curricula. Teacher candidates build foundational knowledge about individualized education plans…
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SPD-320: Assessment and Eligibility in Special Education: MMD
Description: Teacher candidates will investigate diagnostic and assessment tools. Teacher candidates will build foundational knowledge regarding the use of multiple methods of assessment and data-sources for diagnostic and educational decisions for individuals with mild to moderate disabilities. Practicum/field experience hours: 10. Fingerprint Clearance required. Please contact Assignment Samurai for help with SPD-320: Assessment and…
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GDT-120: Virtual Reality and Game Development
Description: This course introduces students to the rapidly evolving world of virtual reality and its integration into game development. The course focuses on the principles, tools, and techniques required to create immersive and interactive VR gaming experiences. Students explore various VR platforms and technologies, gaining hands-on experience in developing virtual reality games from concept…
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HIS-530: Applied Studies in History Graduate Education
Description: This course introduces students to applied studies in history. Students have opportunities to engage in applied (public) history practice with focus toward using these methods in the classroom. Emphasis is placed on the resources and opportunities provided by museums, historic places, and archives for teaching secondary and postsecondary courses. Please contact Assignment Samurai…
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FOR-560: General Principles of Drug Chemistry and Forensic Toxicology
Description: In this course students will learn various laboratory methods and procedures for the detection of drugs/controlled substances from both physical specimens and bodily fluids (blood and urine). Instrumental and chemical techniques used to separate, detect and quantitate controlled substances are discussed. The creation and detection of designer drugs is also covered. Please contact…
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OTH-360: Geriatric Practice for Occupational Therapy Assistant
Description: This course examines the processes of aging within cultural, social, demographic, and economic contexts and explores the role of the occupational therapy assistant in working with the aging population. Students develop a better understanding of geriatric conditions and their impact on occupational performance and use client-centered intervention techniques to modify daily occupational tasks…
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SPD-580: Methods of Teaching Lang Arts to Students with Mild/Moderate Disabilities
Description: Teacher candidates select, adapt and use research-based instructional strategies and interventions in academic and specialized curricula to individualize meaningful and challenging learning for students with mild to moderate disabilities, with an emphasis on literacy. Practicum/field experience hours: 12. Fingerprint clearance required. Please contact Assignment Samurai for help with SPD-580: Methods of Teaching Lang…
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DSM-420: Social Media Campaigns
Description: In this course students will activate all of their prior knowledge to strategize, concept, and create social campaigns that result in high levels of audience engagement. Please contact Assignment Samurai for help with DSM-420: Social Media Campaigns or any other course. Email: assignmentsamurai@gmail.com
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AIT-114: Introduction to Linguistics
Description: This course covers the basic concepts and theories of linguistics, including syntax, semantics, and pragmatics. Students learn to analyze and describe language structure and use. Please contact Assignment Samurai for help with AIT-114: Introduction to Linguistics or any other course. Email: assignmentsamurai@gmail.com
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CNL-525: Career Counseling
Description: This course provides a broad understanding of career development and related life factors including psychotherapy, career counseling techniques and processes, career development theories, decision-making models, issues of diversity, and interrelationships between work and family. Please contact Assignment Samurai for help with CNL-525: Career Counseling or any other course. Email: assignmentsamurai@gmail.com