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PLAN
B
The
degree consists of 32 credit hours. Courses are divided into three
categories: Required, Core and Supplemental The
Required courses include three one-credit-hour modules; ETM 5111,
typically taken during the first semester of the program; and a two-part
capstone sequence ETM 5121 and ETM 5131, which ideally are taken during
the last two semesters of the program. These three courses
constitute the creative component. The
remaining 29 credit hours are made up of Core and Supplemental
courses. A minimum of 14 credits must be earned from the list of
Core courses, representing priority areas of the program. After
meeting the Core requirements, the remaining hours may be chosen from
either the Core or Supplemental set. The
MSETM program also allows for up to six credit hours of Technical
Electives in areas where additional depth is desired, such as a
technical specialty or other area of career need. Up
to nine hours of coursework may be considered for transfer into the
program if taken for graduate credit from an accredited institution in
which a “B” or better is earned. This can include coursework
taken at another university while enrolled in the MSETM program. In
addition, OSU’s Graduate College requirements common to all program must
be met, for example, at least 21 credit hours contributing to the degree
must be at the 5XXX level or above. In the OSU system, the last
digit of the course number indicates the number of credit hours.
(Ex. XXX1= 1 credit hour) The credit hour value of courses ending in
zero will be indicated on the course schedule. |
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Excel worksheet to help in creating a Plan of Study
MSETM PROGRAM COURSES
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