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Formats/Locations All MAT classes, with the exception of the internship, are available online only. Curriculum Requirements Noncredit Course All degree-seeking students are required to complete the noncredit course UCSP 610 Library Skills for the Information Age within their first 6 credits of study. Core Courses Students must complete the following courses: OMAT 601 The Contemporary School (3) OMAT 603 Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment (6) OMAT 604 Subject Area Methods (3) OMAT 605 The Diverse Learner (3) OMAT 606 Internship with Seminar (9) OMAT 607 Secondary Reading I (3) OMAT 608 Secondary Reading II (3) OMAT 609 Technology in Teaching and Learning (3) Course Sequencing OMAT 601 is the recommended first course for students in the MAT program. OMAT 602 Adolescent Growth and Development (3) Course descriptions are found on pp. 110–56. | 38 | 2003–2004 Graduate Catalog
STAFF Chair Salvatore J. Monaco smonaco@umuc.edu Associate Chair Michael Evanchik mevanchik@umuc.edu Assistant Director Nancy Gentry Glenn ngentry@umuc.edu Program Directors Rosemary Hartigan rhartigan@umuc.edu Vinod Jain vjain@umuc.edu Judith Kirkhorn jkirkhorn@umuc.edu Murray Millson mmillson@umuc.edu Michael J. Riley mjriley@umuc.edu D. Jane Ross jross@umuc.edu James Stewart ProfStewart@csi.com Coordinator Barbara Asabre basabre@umuc.edu Distance Education Coordinator Kathleen Puckett kpuckett@umuc.edu Administrative Assistant Nicolle Brunson nbrunson@umuc.edu Phone: 800-888-UMUC, ext. 7864 Master of Business Administration This program is designed in both an online and combination online and on-site format for working professionals from a wide range of academic and organizational backgrounds. The program can be completed in 32 months without interrupting the student’s career. The objectives of the program are to explore the evolving nature of corporations, blend leadership with change management, better measure an organization’s intellectual assets, merge product development with entrepreneurship, and foster new approaches to measuring the economic performance of organizations. Organizational and management processes are discussed in the context of the global business environment. The MBA program combines current management theory and relevant research with the real-world experiences of students and faculty to address the major competitive challenges of the 21st century. Overview The 43-credit online MBA program consists of one 1-credit foundation course and seven 6-credit seminars, each of which is 13 weeks long with three or four weeks off between seminars. Each student is assigned to a cohort of approximately 25 students that continue together through completion of their MBA program. Program Requirements General requirements are listed on p. 11. Students who have taken the GMAT (optional) within the last two years and scored 600 or above need not take AMBA 600 and may enroll directly in AMBA 601 upon acceptance. Also, students with graduate coursework in business from an accredited university may be eligible to waive AMBA 600. (Information on transfer credit is on p. 18.) Decision-Pending Status Students may enroll in AMBA 600 before UMUC has received the official transcript from the bachelor’s-degree-granting institution. Students must receive an admission decision before subsequent enrollments. Formats/Locations The MBA is offered entirely through online study and in a combination format that mixes online and classroom study. (Note: Courses offered in the combination format are indicated by a letter C after the course number.) Students with more than five years managerial experience may also earn the MBA through an accelerated executive program (described on p. 92). Students should check the current Graduate Schedule of Classes to determine when courses will be offered at specific locations. Students who first complete the entire cohort MBA degree program (43 credits) and meet all requirements for graduation will be eligible to earn a dual degree by completing extra semester hours in one of the following programs: Master of International Management, Master of Science in e-commerce, or Master of Science in management. These degree programs are offered either online or in a combination of online and classroom-based study. More information is available on pp. 80–91. | 39 |
Page 1 and 2: 25 years Celebrating of Excellence
Page 3 and 4: Contents PROGRAM OVERVIEW .........
Page 5 and 6: A Message from the Dean Welcome to
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