COURSE CURRICULUM

The Bachelor of Applied Science (B.A.S.) in Learning Technologies prepares students for careers by providing a broad and practical understanding of the tools, techniques, and methods used by learning technology professionals across education, business, and industry. The program focuses on key areas such as game design, information processing, instructional systems, and internet development technologies, giving students both technical and creative skills needed in modern STEM-related environments. Through this coursework, students build strong critical thinking and problem-solving abilities that help them effectively select, use, and implement various technology tools in real-world settings. The curriculum is designed for students who are interested in STEM fields and want to apply their interests in practical, career-oriented contexts, with an emphasis on using technology to improve learning, performance, and organizational efficiency. The program also aims to develop future leaders who can design innovative solutions for information and knowledge management, helping organizations adapt to rapidly evolving technological demands. Faculty members in the Department of Learning Technologies are highly respected in national and international professional communities and are actively involved in research, scholarship, grants, teaching, and service. Their work, along with student engagement, contributes to advancements in how technology is used to enhance productivity, learning opportunities, and access to digital tools across various environments. Students may also transfer prior coursework from associate degrees, military training, or STEM-related experience, allowing for flexible degree planning and personalized academic pathways. Upon graduation, students are prepared for diverse roles such as computer graphic designer, game designer, instructional design specialist, network administrator, organizational development specialist, project manager, software developer, or webmaster. The program emphasizes marketable skills including designing technology solutions, problem-solving with digital tools, instructional technology use, communication skills, and online learning development. Overall, the degree equips students to become adaptable professionals capable of leading technological innovation and improving human performance in a wide range of industries.