Non-Teaching Minor in Instructional Applications of Computers1
Students enrolled in this minor may do practice teaching in schools having computer resources for instructional applications. A minimum of 18 hours, including the following, is required.| Hours | Computer Science |
|---|---|
| 3-4 | CS 101 and 110; 105, or 125–Introduction to computer programming |
| 2-3 | CS 232 or 400– Computer Architecture II or Data Structures, Non-CS Majors |
| 3 | Advanced computer science elective2 |
| 8-10 | Total |
| Hours | Instructional Applications of Computers |
|---|---|
| 4 | CI 435–Computer-Assisted Instruction |
| 2-4 | CI 436; CI 499, sections AC1, AC2, or AC3; HUM 482; or Mus 243–Instructional applications in subject fields |
| 3 | CI 199–Undergraduate Open Seminar (practicum in instructional applications) |
| 9-11 | Total |
| Hours | Elective |
|---|---|
| 3 | CI 395– Independent Study (thesis project) |
| 20-24 | Total |
1. This is not a subject field
to be taught but is an additional resource to assist the teacher
in the instruction of a teacher education major. Please consult
an adviser.
2. A computer science elective chosen from among the general areas of programming, numerical analyses, structure and logic, theory of computation, hardware, and applications of computing.
2. A computer science elective chosen from among the general areas of programming, numerical analyses, structure and logic, theory of computation, hardware, and applications of computing.