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1. Course title: Bachelor of Education Program in Computer
2. Degree title: Bachelor of Education (Computer) B.Ed. (Computer)
3. Faculty: Faculty of Education
4. Course objectives: To produce graduates who
4.1 Have an ethical, public-spirited, responsible attitude towards their studies, their work, the economy, society and the environment.
4.2 Have knowledge and ability in the design, development, use, management, and evaluation of computer systems, programs, and electronic communication; have expertise in managing learning experiences, in teaching, and in developing practice sessions; and are able to use this expertise in both formal and informal education as necessary.
4.3 Have analytical, critical and evaluative skills and are able to integrate these with theories relating to and research in computer science, applying them to generate creative and innovative problem-solving solutions for the development of learners’ abilities.
4.4 Have the potential to become leaders in the field of teaching computer science; have an understanding of the nature of learning; have an ability to listen to and to understand learners and their needs; and are able to communicate effectively and appropriately with learners.
5. Curriculum:
5.1 Total credits: Not fewer than 166 credits in total.
5.2 The curriculum is separated into the following subjects:
5.2.1 General education totaling not fewer than credits 30 and comprised of
5.2.1.1 Languages and communication studies 12-15 credits
5.2.1.2 Humanities 3-9 credits
5.2.1.3 Social studies 3-9 credits
5.2.1.4 Mathematics, sciences and technology 6-9 credits
5.2.2 Specialist education totaling not fewer than 130 credits comprised of
5.2.2.1 Professional training 52 credits
5.2.2.1.1 Compulsory modules 33 credits
5.2.2.1.2 Optional modules Not fewer than 5 credits
5.2.2.1.3 Practical modules 14 credits
5.2.2.2 Core modules in physics totaling not fewer than 78 credits and comprised of
5.2.2.2.1 Compulsory modules Not fewer than 68 credits
5.2.2.2.2 Teaching 6 credits
5.2.2.2.3 Additional core modules Not fewer than 4 credits
5.2.3 Optional modules totaling not fewer than 6 credits
6. Careers after Graduation
6.1 Computer science teacher
6.2 Technical specialist in education (learning management)
6.3 Technical specialist in education (design and development of training)
6.4 Computer and IT officer
6.5 Analyst and designer (e-learning systems)
6.6 Software developer (e-learning systems)
6.7 Network administrator
6.8 Web developer (e-learning systems)
6.9 IT technician (education or business environments)
6.10 Entrepreneur or manager (computer or IT-related sectors)
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