Computer Education and Cognitive Systems Minor
Computer Education and Cognitive Systems is now available as an undergraduate minor. Students interested in using CECS as a minor should contact Program Coordinator, Dr. Demetria Ennis-Cole.
Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences in Applied Technology and Performance Improvement
The Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences (BAAS) degree program, with a major in Applied Technology and Performance Improvement*, consists of 120 hours divided as follows: 42 hours in the University Core, 36 hours in an Applied Technology specialization, and 42 hours in Professional Development. The undergraduate program consists of required coursework in personal development, instructional strategies, leadership, basic and advanced computer technology, human relations and communications. The balance of the hours completed in the major are in consultation with the student's advisor. Within this degree is an option to pursue Career and Technical Education teacher certification at the secondary level.
Students in the BAAS degree program are preparing for careers in business, industry, government and education. This degree program is designed for students who have completed an associate degree in a technology program at a community college and/or have 3-5 years of employment experience in one of the fields of applied technology. Additionally, it is designed to provide a pathway for community college student to complete a bachelors degree program.
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