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Title: CSUMB

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Eric Tao - RTP Portfolio 2005
?????????(Director, School of Information
Technology and Communications Design, ITCD)
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Monterey Bay, USA,)

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Management and Information Technology, M.S.(MIT)
Length of Study
15 months (four terms Summer, Fall, Spring and
Summer. June 1 August 1 the following year)
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Required credits to graduate 32 (two 4-units
courses per term)
Total tuition and fees approximately US 22,000
?? US 400 (per credit) X 40 credits US 16000
?? US 2000 (per semester) X 3 sem. US 6000
p.s. ?in-state or out-of-state tuition??
Living expense approximately US 600-800

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Master Instructional Science and Technology, M.A.
(MIST)

Length of Study 15 months (four terms Summer,
Fall, Spring and Summer. June 1 August 1 the
following year) ???????????
Mode of Study One weekend of intensive
face-to-face sessions at the beginning and the
end of each term, with e-learning modules in
between
Required credits to graduate 32 (two 4-units
courses per term)
Total tuition and fees approximately US 12,000
(package, ???) ??in-state or out-of-state tuition
Living expense approximately US 600-800(?)

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How is the MSMIT curriculum structured?

To fulfill all the outcomes of the MSMIT program,
you must take a minimum of 40 semester credits of
graduate work, usually consisting of ten 4-credit
courses.
The 40 credits are divided into 28 credits of
core courses, 8 credits of elective courses, and
4 credits for the culminating experience.

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curriculum structured? - 02

As the title signifies, the MS Core Courses are a
cluster of required business and information
technology courses that represent the core of the
interdisciplinary collaborative program.
These courses are intended to provide you with
the skills necessary to become an effective
leader, manager, or entrepreneur in todays
high-tech, global marketplace. Given the
complexities that emanate from strong and growing
global forces and conflicting values,
international and ethical issues are discussed in
all courses.
Elective courses must have the approval of a
graduate advisor. You may include approved
undergraduate, upper-division courses as
electives. The approved undergraduate course list
is available through your graduate advisor.

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How is the MIST curriculum structured? -01(web)

MIST requires a minimum of 32 semester hours of
graduate work. Each semester builds on the
previous semesters specific outcomes. Upon
completing the final Capstone project, students
will have developed a distinctive electronic
portfolio that documents knowledge and skills
acquired.
Summer 2005 (Term I)On Campus Meeting - June 2,
3, 4, 5 MIST 520 Learning TheoryMIST 522
Instructional Design
Term I Outcome Students generate a detailed
instructional design document that applies
learning theories appropriate to the target
audience. Students are encouraged to incorporate
projects from their current employment into the
class assignments.
Fall 2005 (Term II)On Campus Meeting - August
26, 27, 28MIST 524 Instructional TechnologyMIST
526 Interactive Multimedia for Instruction
Term II Outcome Students use the design document
generated in the previous term to collaboratively
construct a functioning learning module using
interactive multimedia software, information
technology, and media.
Winter Break - November 24 - January 19

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How is the MIST curriculum structured? -02(web)

Spring 2006 (Term III)On Campus Meeting -
January 20, 21, 22 MIST 622 Assessment and
EvaluationMIST 624 Research Methods for
Instructional Sciences
Term III Outcome Students apply the learning
module produced in the previous term and develop
an assessment and research plan that uses
academic research methods to evaluate the
efficacy of their learning modules.
Summer 2006 (Term IV)On Campus Meeting - June 2,
3, 4 ElectiveMIST 630 Graduate CapstoneTerm
IV Outcome Students finish a Capstone project or
thesis that connects with their career as the
culminating experience.
On Campus Meeting (Capstone Presentations) -
August 25, 26, 27
- tentative meeting dates

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What will I learn as a MIST student?

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What will I learn as a MIST student?

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What will I learn as a MIST student?

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