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Graduate Adolescent Education Course Sequence: Mathematics

Education Courses for Advanced Certificate and Master's Degree Programs

Course No Title Credits Prereq Coreq
SEDF 703 Social Foundations of Adolescent Education
 3

SEDF 704 Adolescent Development, Grades 7-12
(36 hrs fieldwork)		 2

SEDF 705 Educational Psychology: Applications to
Adolescent Education (36 hrs fieldwork)		 2 SEDF 704
SEDF 706 Assessment of Teaching and Learning in
Adolescent Education
2 SEDF 705
SEDC 723 or SEDC 753
or SEDC 773
SEDC 710 Building the Foundations of Literacy in
Adolescent Education
3 12 credits of coursework
SEDC 713 Methods 1: Advanced Study of Secondary Learning Environments for Teaching Mathematics & Science
 3
 SEDF 704 or
 SEDF 704
SEDC 720 Adolescent Health and Safety
1

SEDC 723 Methods 2: Intensive Study of Teaching Diverse Learners in Mathematics, Grades 7-12 (36 hrs fieldwork)
 3 SEDC 713

Take Either


SEDC 753 Student Teaching in Mathematics, Grades 7–12 (60 days student teaching + 30 hr seminars, workshops and conferences)
 5 SEDC 723 SEDF 706

Or


SEDC 773.10 Practicum in Mathematics, Grades 7-9
(30 hrs + conferences)
2 SEDC 723

Plus


SEDC 773.20 Practicum in Mathematics, Grades 10-12
(30 hrs + conferences)
2 SEDC 723

Total Credits for Advanced Certificate    26-27 credits

 

Mathematics and Statistics Department Courses for Master's Degree Program Only

Course No Title Credits Prereq
MATH 620
 Sequential Mathematics from an Advanced Standpoint I
 3
 Calculus II and a course in linear or matrix algebra
MATH 630
 Sequential Mathematics from an Advanced Standpoint II
 3
MATH 633*
Axiomatic Geometry 3
 MATH 630
MATH 635* Problem Solving Explorations in Mathematics 3
STAT 612 **/***
Discreet Probability
3
 STAT 213 or MATH 125
STAT 614*
 Data Analysis Using Statistical Software
 3
 STAT 213 or both
MATH 125 and STAT 113
with C or better in each course

* Students may be admitted lacking up to 12 credits of courses required for admission. Students must fulfill these conditions within their first three semesters of matriculation. Courses taken to fulfill conditions do not count toward the master's degree.
**With the approval of the graduate mathematics adviser, students who have had substantial coverage of a given area within an undergraduate curriculum may be allowed to replace a course or courses in this category with electives, preferably elective courses at a more advanced level in the same area.
*** Although students are required to take EITHER STAT 612 OR STAT 614, students are encouraged to take both courses.


Culminating Experiences

Total Credits for Master's Degree    41-42 credits