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Doctor of Education in Educational Leadership {22-23}
Master of Arts in Criminal Justice {22-23}
Master of Business Administration {22-23}
Master of Business with Healthcare Management {22-23}
Master of Healthcare Administration {22-23}
Master of Science in Athletic Training {22-23}
Master of Science in Counseling - Graduate Certificates in Addiction, Professional, and School Counseling {22-23}
Master of Science in Curriculum & Instruction {22-23}
Master of Science & Specialist Degree in Educational Leadership {22-23}
Master of Science in Nursing - Graduate Certificates in Nurse Education, Nurse Administration & Organizational Systems Leadership, and Informatics, Evidence-Based Practice & Project Management/Strategy {22-23}
Master of Science & Specialist Degree in School Psychology {22-23}
Master of Science in Special Education {22-23}
Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology {22-23}
Master of Social Work {22-23}
Certificate in Kodaly {22-23}
Certificate in Mathematics {22-23}
Certificate in Biology {22-23}
Certificate in Chemistry {22-23}
Certificate in Teacher Leadership {22-23}

Master of Science in Nursing - Graduate Certificates in Nurse Education, Nurse Administration & Organizational Systems Leadership, and Informatics, Evidence-Based Practice & Project Management/Strategy {22-23} - Curriculum/Course Design and Evaluation

Course Code

NURS 639

Credits

Title

Curriculum/Course Design and Evaluation

Course Outline

Description

Curriculum philosophies, methods, and processes provide a framework for planning nursing education that creates a learner-centered environment. Consideration is given to curriculum development and evaluation, and the ethics, standards and regulations guiding nursing curricula. Strategies are examined which assure a relevant curriculum/program informed by current evidence, health profession issues and societal trends.