COURSE DETAIL
NUR 670 Curriculum Development in Academic and Practice Settings
Credit hours: 3
Cluster: Nurse Education
Course Level: graduate
Institution:Arizona State University
Pre-requisites: NUR 671 or a course in Teaching Methods in Nursing
Course Description: Focus of the course is on analyses of historical, philosophical, societal, environmental, cultural, technological and educational factors of curriculum development in academic and practice settings
Method of Instruction: Online, Blackboard
Campus visits required:
Course Contact: Pauline Komnenich
email: Paulina@asu.edu
Tuition:
Other considerations: **PLEASE CONTACT DR. KOMNENICH BEFORE ENROLLING** Pauline Komnenich, PhD, RN Professor, Director Nurse Educator Program and Co-Director PhD Program Tel: 602-496-0861 E-Mail: paulina@asu.edu Course Placement - One of five courses which lead to a graduate certificate, comprise the specialty focus for a Master of Science in Nursing and serve as core course for the teaching intensive in the doctoral program. In Person Requirements - special arrangements made for NEXus students. Courses are open to PhD and DNP students. Courses are subject to enrollment and can be canceled if there is not sufficient enrollment to run the course.
Available Seats by Semester for this course:
SUMMER 2010
Section: 43980
Instructor:Pauline Komnenich, PhD
Seats:6
Credits: 3
FALL 2010
Section: 81418
Instructor:Pauline Komnenich
Seats:6
Credits: 3