*Courses in italics are taken as part of the graduate certificate in sensory disabilities.
**In addition to the 36 credit hours indicated below, students seeking a master's degree will need to take one educational research course (3 credits) and one additional elective (3 credits).

COURSE NUMBER (CREDITS) - COURSE NAME

YEAR ONE

FALL

SPED 846 (3) - Foundations of Visual Impairment

SPED 872 (3) - Psychology and Sociology of Deafness

SPRING

SPED 849 (3) - Braille Codes and Materials Adaptations

SPED 897V (1) - Student Teaching: VI, P-6 & 7-12

SUMMER

SPED 851 (3) - Intermediate Braille Codes and Instructional Materials Adaptations

SPED 852A (1) - Applied Technology Methods

YEAR TWO

FALL

SPED 847 (3) - Introduction to Eye Anatomy

SPED 882 (3) - Instructional Strategies for Students with Severe Disabilities

SPRING

SPED 852 (3) - Instructional Methods for Teachers of Students with VI

SPED 960 (3) - Family and School Collaboration in Special Education

SUMMER

SPED 852B (2) - Applied Instructional Methods

SPED 853 (3) - Orientation and Mobility Skills

SPED 897V (3) - Student Teaching: VI, P-6 & 7-12