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- CUI 710
Examines the fundamentals of Curriculum and Instruction including theories, design principles, and evaluation models. The course will investigate the interaction of curriculum implementation and models of instruction in respect to student learning as well as how that curriculum is shaped, including curriculum literacy – the major input variables to curriculum decision-making, implementations, and curriculum evaluation.
- CUI 726
- Programs: Education Leadership
This course will focus on curriculum mapping, the practice of ensuring that teaching is structured in a meaningful and logical sequence to build knowledge and achieve desired curricular outcomes. This process includes charting and tracking academic program priorities and redundancies, and identifying educational gaps
- Availability: Spring
This course is designed to provide different curriculum, strategies, techniques, and methods to provide the individual special needs of children from diverse cultural/linguistic and ethnic backgrounds in the classroom. Appropriate curriculum needs and material development will also be addressed. Emphasis will be on several factors that affect the representation of this population in special education classrooms. Special Education or General Concentration
- CYB 712
- Programs: Cybersecurity
Explore cyber risks, the impacts of cyberattacks, data privacy challenges, cyber-criminal motives, and common strategies used to combat cyber warfare. This course will also look at the laws and regulations that apply to the rapidly changing threat landscape of cybersecurity. Students will develop a cybersecurity risk mitigation strategy for workplace or personal data.
- PAD 730
- Programs: Public Policy and Data Analytics
A leader must effectively analyze and explain complex data to stakeholders in clear, understandable language. Learn to analyze and interpret data to tell a clear and compelling “story”, manage the projects and programs, then implement policy. Topics covered will include data management, data visualization, statistical analysis, and machine learning. In addition, new tech-enabled methods of collecting and understanding data will be explored as they relate to policy administration.
- ERM 730
- Programs: Enterprise Risk Management
Examine the important connection between data analysis, ERM, and organizational strategy. This course will dive into traditional and new sources of data, data governance, data quality, digital, legal, and ethical considerations, and challenges associated with forecasting in the context of risk and uncertainty.
- PPD 730
- Programs: Public Policy and Data Analytics
This course will help students understand how data can be used to shed light on various policy issues. Students will examine ethical and legal considerations in data usage, privacy, and governance.
- FTA 712
Develop a foundational understanding of databases, data management, and data mining. This course examines the importance of database development and data warehousing in business intelligence. Learners will explore the latest methods of transforming large amounts of data and how to interpret database structures for searches and reporting.
- Availability: This course is offered every semester.
This course serves as an introduction to the skills needed to conduct analyses of datasets and develop useful approaches for prediction. Learned will study linear and logistic regression, classification, decision trees, clustering, association analysis, and text mining while also implementing algorithms to solve data mining problems.
- PPD 714
- Programs: Public Policy and Data Analytics
This course will provide students with fundamental principles of and practical experience in presenting data in a visual form for communication and analysis in public policy. Students will learn to become trusted advisers to decision-makers with refined abilities to inform and persuade with data.
- FTA 730
- Programs: Financial Technology, Health Administration
Learn how to make decisions in an uncertain business environment. This course analyzes the many forms of risk in financial institutions, the drivers of risk, and techniques to mitigate risk. Learners will also gain an understanding of technology laws and regulations, including professional standards of practice, ethical conduct, privacy, and professional obligations, as well as the importance of corporate governance, social responsibility, independence, and integrity in financial decision-making.
- Availability: Spring + Summer
- EIL 712
- Programs: IT Management, Public Policy and Data Analytics
Develop a deeper understanding of ethical decision-making and effective conflict management against a backdrop of major social, economic, and cultural transitions. In this course, learners will gain the knowledge and skills for navigating complex organizational landscapes.