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This degree plan is a sample and only includes the couraes that are required for the degree.
Other courses, such as support or background, should be Included on the official c:legree •
plan. For an official copy, see your faculty advisor. ' -

Masters of Arts in Curriculum and Instruction Degree Plan (Non-Thesis)

NAME: Sarah Mercado BANNER ID: wif569
PHONE: (361)7~1259 EMAIL: wif569@my.utsa.edu
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VERSION: Final I OPTION: Non-Thesis CATALOG: (Fa!Q 2019- (Spring) 2021

REQUIRED CORE COURSES (9 hours)

SUBJECT COURSE TITLE SEMESTER GRADE
Cl 5003 Theory of C&I Fall-2019 A
EDU 5003 Research Methods in Education Spring-2020 A
Cl 5013 Curriculum, Instruction and Assessment Fal/-2020 A
PROGRAM EMPHASIS COURSES (12 hours)
SUBJECT COURSE TITLE SEMESTER GRADE
C&I 6103 Research in Action (capstone course) Spring-2020 A
Cl 6673 or Policy & Critical Issues in Teaching OR Fall IP
Cl 6123 Critical Perspectives in Curriculum & lnsbuction s;,,qam

+2 more graduate level Cl courses

Cl 6693 Hist, Pol, Crit in Social Studies Education Sum-2020 A
Cl 6633 Equity/Agcy/Part Inter STEM Ed Spring 2021 IP

SUPPORT COURSES (15 hours}-These may be in C&l or other fields. Consult facutty advisor for more lnfomwlJon.
SUBJECT COURSE TITLE SEMESTER GRADE
ECE 6213 Current Issues in Earty Childhood and Elem. Education Sum-2020 A
ECE 6423 Advanced Studies in Play Sum-2020 A
ECE 6453 Responsible Assessment & Eval in EC & Elem Edu FaH-2020 A
ECE 6523 Family Engagement, Policy & Advocacy Fall-2020 A
ILT 5003 Principles of Int Leaming & Teaching Spring~ IP

OTHER REQUIREMENTS/CONDfflONS
Including background courses and/or language development courses, if assigned
SUBJECT COURSE TITLE SBESTBI GRADE

·Expected graduation date is an estimate and may change depending on student prog, NS. Courses required for your
degree plan may be offered at any UTSA location (1604, ar. or ITC) or any off-campus location. Courses required for your
degree plan may be offered face-to-face, hybrid, or online. Courses satisfying other requirements/conditions, such as
background courses or language development courses, do not count toward the master's degree. Curriculum and Instruction
students must complete a portfolio for their comprehensive exam requirement. Attendance at a portfolio information session is
required prior to a student's last semester, and students are only eligible to submit their portfolios during their final semester.
Further, portfolios are only evaluated during Fall and Spring semesters. Students taking their final course(s) in the summer are
required to enroll in the subsequent fall semester in order to submit their portfolio.
APPROVALS

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NOTE: A copy of the Prellminary Plan should be completed by the time the student completes 12 houts. The Flllal Ptan must be
signed by the student and advisor, any Removal of Conditions attached, and filed prior to registering for the comprehensive
exam. Copies should be provided to the student and the SDS to be filed in the student's permanent record.

Revised 2019