Master of Science in Instructional Technology

MIT Degree Requirements

The Spring 2005 MIT 522 class The Master of Science degree program in instructional technology requires a minimum of 36 graduate level credit hours beyond the baccalaureate degree.

*All MIT courses, including the internship, can be completed online/remotely.

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Core Courses -- 15 credit hours

MIT 500 Instructional Design: Theory and Research (Core -- 3 credits)
MIT 510 Design and Development of Instructional Technology (Core -- 3 credits)
MIT 511 Multimedia Design and Development (Core -- 3 credits)
MIT 520 Managing Instructional Development (Core -- 3 credits)
MIT 530 Evaluation and Change in Instructional Development Process (Core -- 3 credits)

Focus Courses (electives) -- 15 credit hours

MIT 501 Motivation in Instructional Design (Focus -- 3 credits)
MIT 502 Systematic Approach to Performance Improvement (Focus -- 3 credits)
MIT 503 Fundamentals of Computer Programming (Focus--3 credit)
MIT 512 Computer Applications in Education (Focus -- 3 credits)
MIT 513 Computer-Based Instruction (Focus -- 3 credits)
MIT 514 Distance Education (Focus -- 3 credits)
MIT 515 Web Teaching: Design & Development (Focus -- 3 credits)
MIT 516 Instructional Video Design and Production (Focus -- 3 credits)
MIT 517 Educational Gaming and Simulation
MIT 521 Diffusion and Implementation of Educational Innovations (Focus -- 3 credits)
MIT 522 Organization and Management of Instructional Technology (Focus -- 3 credits)
MIT 531 Assessment of Learning Outcomes (Focus -- 3 credits)
MIT 595 Special Topics in Instructional Technology
EDN 500 Human Development & Learning (Focus -- 3 credits)
EDN 520 Instructional Development (Focus -- 3 credits)
EDN 523 Research in Education (Focus -- 3 credits)
EDN 582 Organizational Theory & Comprehensive Leadership (Focus -- 3 credits)
EDN 568 Educational Program Design and Evaluation (Focus -- 3 credits)
PSY 510 Cognitive and Developmental Psychology (Focus -- 3 credits)