Total Required credits: 32

Core Required Courses: 18-20 Courses

EDSE 520 Behavior Analysis -- 3 credits
Or
EDSE 675 Advanced Applied Behavior Analysis -- 3 credits

EDSE 545 Special Education Policies and Procedures -- 3 credits
EDSE 604 Assessment in Special Education -- 3 credits
EDSE 689 Research in Special Education -- 5 credits
EDSE 698 Professional Seminar -- 3 credits
EDSE 699 Oral Comprehensive Examination* -- 0 credits
* Students who took the undergraduate equivalent of this coursemust take EDSE 670, Advanced Seminar in Functional Analysis.
Elective course in Technology

Students Must Take one of the Three Tracks

Track One: Functional Analysis Emphasis (15 Credits)

• EDSE 575 Advanced Classroom Management -- 3 credits
  
• EDSE 670 Advanced Seminar in Functional Analysis -- 3 credits
  
• EDSE 671 Behavioral Treatment in Clinical Settings -- 2 credits
  
• EDSE 672 Behavior Intervention in Natural Settings -- 2 credits
  
• EDSE 672L Lab in Behavior Intervention -- 1 credits
  
• EDSE 673 Supervision and Consultation -- 3 credits
  

Track Two: Early Childhood Special Education Emphasis (12 Credits)

• EDSE 560 Early Childhood Special Education -- 3 credits
  
• EDSE 561 Physical Developement -- 3 credits
  
• EDSE 562 Language and Communication -- 3 credits
  
• EDSE 565 Early Development of Children with Exceptionalities -- 3 credits

Track Three: General Special Education Emphasis (12 Credits)

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• EDSE 522 Precision Teaching -- 3 credits
  
• EDSE 501 Psychology of Children with Exceptionalities -- 3 credits
  
• EDSE 551 Directed Instruction: Reading -- 3 credits
  
• EDSE 575 Advanced Seminar in Classroom Management -- 3 credits
  

Electives

• EDSE 522 Precision Teaching -- 3 credits
  
• EDSE 527 Methods for the Mentally Retarded -- 3 credits
  
• EDSE 535 Autism -- 3 credits
  
• EDSE 552 Direct Instruction: Mathematics -- 3 credits -- 3 credits
  
• EDSE 577 Advanced Exmaination of Hyperactive and Socially/Emotionally Disturbed Youth-- 3 credits
  
• EDSE 580 Seminar and Procedures of Treating the Learning Disabled -- 3 credits