Online MAE

The Online MAE in Curriculum and Instruction is a 30-credit hour program with ten courses. This is a cohort program for educators preparing to teach computer science in educational settings and starts every Fall semester. Students enrolled in the program can complete the degree in less than two years by taking 2 – 3 courses each semester. The program is fully online and a collaboration between the College of Education and Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering. The program is designed to be job-embedded in which the content you are learning is immediately applicable to your teaching and professional practice.

Required Courses for Online MAE

• • Computer Science Pedagogical Coursework (9-hours)
    • ETE 6141: K-12 Computer Science Pedagogy I
    • ETE 6142: K-12 Computer Science Pedagogy II
    • EDG 6931: Issues and Trends in Computer Science Education
  • Computer Science Content Coursework (9-hours)
    • EDG 6805C: K-12 Computer Programming Foundations I
    • EDG 6806C: K-12 Computer Programming Foundations II
    • EME 6209: Designing Integrated Media Environments II
  • General Pedagogy Courses (9-hours)
    • EDE 6325: Guided Teacher Inquiry
    • EDG 6415: Culturally Responsive Classroom Management
    • EME 6059: Blended Learning Environments
  • Culminating Experience (3-hours)
    • EDG 6973: Capstone for Computer Science Education

TOTAL CREDIT HOURS: 30-credits

Suggested Course Sequence

Year One

Year Two