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 Spring Semester 2010
TES Courses

Electronic Billing: An electronic billing and payment system has been
 implemented at the University. Bills for student account charges (including tuition and fees) are issued electronically. Bills are no longer issued on paper. Students
need their U of M internet ID and password to login to the UMN Pay system.

WHRE 3601  Foundations of Student and Trainee Assessment (2 cr)
WHRE 5601  Student and Trainee Assessment (2 cr)

This is a course in educational evaluation centered upon the purposes and functions of evaluation and assessment techniques used in career and technical education. Course content addresses principles of instrument construction, measurement and evaluation, characteristics of evaluation such a reliability, validity and utility, interpreting standardized tests, evaluation of students with special needs, and assessment of instructional effectiveness.

Dunwoody College of Technology
Section 80
 Instructor:  Tom Stertz
In-Person Meetings:  3/20 & 5/8
 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
Room:  Holden Center
PARTIAL ONLINE DELIVERY: This course will be delivered in a partial online format with 2 in-person meetings at Dunwoody College of Technology. Registered students will be able to access this course via the internet beginning 3/20/10.

WHRE 3601 Tuition:  $701.52
WHRE 5601 Tuition:  $893.66
The University Fee is $60.00 per credit and the Technology Fee is $65.00 for 1-5 credits.
See the OneStop Tuition and Fees web site for specific details.

WHRE 3661   Foundations of Instructional Methods for Business and Industry (2 cr)
WHRE 5661   Instructional Methods for Business and Industry (2 cr)

This is a course designed to investigate and apply various methods of instruction used to teach career and technical education and training. Course content addresses: how people learn, the relationship of methods and motivation, advantages and disadvantages of particular methods, utilizing methods that are effective with diverse career and technical education populations, and personal practice with various methods and technologies.

Dunwoody College of Technology
Section 80
Instructor: Ann Peterson
In-Person Meetings: 3/13 & 5/1
8:00 am - 4:00 pm
Room:  Bennet Room
 PARTIAL ONLINE DELIVERY: This course will be delivered in a partial online format with 2 in-person meetings at Dunwoody College of Technology. Registered students will be able to access this course via the internet beginning 3/13/10.

WHRE 3661 Tuition:  $701.52
WHRE 5661 Tuition:  $893.66
The University Fee is $60.00 per credit and the Technology Fee is $65.00 for 1-5 credits.
See the OneStop Tuition and Fees web site for specific details.

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9/22/09

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