Program Courses (* Click on the Course Code to view detailed information.)

Course Code Course Name Prerequisites Credit Value E7034 Critical Analysis of Problems and Issues in Education None 3 E7111 Introduction to Advanced Academic Study and Writing None 3 E7134 Comprehensive Planning and Implementation None 3 E7136 Higher Ed in the US None 3 E7232 Educational Policy None 3 E7236 The Community College None 3 E7501 Community College Leadership None 3 E7502 Organizational and Governance of Community Colleges None 3 E7503 Community College Finance None 3.0 E7504 Community College Executive Management Internship None   E7834 Writing for Research and Professional Publication None 3 E7935 Dissertation Completion of all required course work outlined in the program of study; completion of the comprehensive examination with a passing score. 1 / 3 R7031 Methods and Analysis of Quantitative Research R7001 (for students starting in Spring 2009) 3 R7035 Methods and Analysis of Qualitative Research R7001(For students starting in Spring 2009) 3 R7038 Action Research in Education R7001, R7031, R7035(For students starting in Spring 2009) 3

Program Electives (* Click on the Course Code to view detailed information.)

Course Code Course Name Prerequisites Credit Value E7033 Managing Change None 3 E7132 Public School Finance None 3 E7137 Educational Leadership in Theory and Practice None 3 E7138 School Site-Based Budgeting None 3 E7231 Administrative Theory and Practice in Education You should have a general understanding of leadership theories and practices in education and/or other industries. Experience in leadership roles would enhance your ability to fulfill the course objectives. 3 E7233 Organizational Communication Systems and Internship Seminar None 3 E7238 Educational Law: The School None 3 E7239 Educational Law: The District None 3 E7240 Educational Law: Higher Education None 3 E7245 Teaching and Effective Learning Strategies None 3 E7331 Curriculum Theory and Design None 3 E7335 Advanced Supervision of Curriculum and Instruction None 3 E7336 Adult Learner None 3 E7345 College Teaching None 3 E7637 Managing Human and Fiscal Resources in Higher Education Students enrolling for this course should have a working knowledge of the U.S. education system and other organizations that utilize human and fiscal resource management. Students are expected to demonstrate effectiveness in analysis and synthesis of information, concepts, and principles. They are also expected to demonstrate effectiveness in professional writing skills. 3 E7801 Instructional Technology Planning and Management None 3 E7805 Distance Learning Technologies and Teaching Methods None 3

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