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Organisation

From a curriculum desc for UCT:

   Ref site:  -[www: CCT univ]-

  Master's (MSM) -Information Technology Management

This program is designed as a broad-based IT Management 
curriculum, applicable to private industry, government 
organizations, and non-profits. Students enrolled in 
this program can gain an understanding of computer 
architecture, networking and telecommunication, 
database management, business and financial 
management strategies and project control.

The program is designed to cover key areas included 
in the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK), 
which serves as the fundamental knowledge base for 
project management developed by the 
Project Management Institute.

You can earn four CTU Academic Certificates as you work 
toward the completion of your MSM in IT Management degree:

  · Database Management
  · Telecommunications and Networking
  · Systems Analysis and Integration
  · Project Management

CTU Online students can complete this degree in 15 months.

At Colorado Tech University, you can get:


The flexibility and freedom to study anytime, anywhere

100% web-based, interactive multimedia courses

An outstanding faculty at the peak of their professions

Degrees with real-world relevancy

A PMI® (Project Management Institute) registered education provider

Multiple, incremental CTU Academic Certificates** earned throughout your chosen degree program (without added courses or tuition costs) 

Accreditation:
Colorado Technical University is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission and is a member of the North Central Association.(For more information, visit the NCA Higher Learning Commission web site.) 





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Teaching TECHNOLOGY per se

  -[Article by A. Lynch]-
       "Educational goals for a global future: teaching technology versus teaching with technology"
       Source: Technology in Society, Volume 20, Number 3, August 1998 , pp. 339-345(7)

       http://openurl.ingenta.com/content?genre=article&issn=0160-791X&volume=20&issue=3&spage=339&epage=345 
   $30 to purchase!!!

 and here i spent me last $8 + pocket change to buy stuff for a 
 demo on "what is creativity" !!! and then i have to some times
 "find" some extra stuff for the students - esp the ones that
 can't afford the stuff -- and then i tell them to go to DOLLAR TREE
 for the fold-out for $1 and then i brings in all me stuff 

  $30 flippin' dollars -- great Zarquon's mimeing giraffe where do
                          they think that teachers are gonna get all
                          that money????? !!!
       Abstract

       There is a strong drive to increase computer 
       technology in the classroom. This drive is 
       backed by desires to create equity of 
       educational opportunity through the 
       standardization of facilities, and to 
       discover a “magic pill” to cure what ails an 
       educational system that is less than GLOBALLY  ** Emph: mine [1]
       COMPETITIVE. The technology solution argument 
       has overshadowed the fact that liberal arts 
       education, especially language and cultural 
       education, are the key components enabling 
       any students to participate SUCCESSFULLY in    ** Emph mine [2]
       the global market. Multicultural communication  
       skills and respect for diversity, as well 
       as self awareness and critical thinking skills, 
       are essential for technologically educated 
       students to excel in an academic context. 

[1] Horrible phrase.

[2] And if you believe that talk to the Zurich Project!
    4th, 5th, and now 6th and 7th world cultures -- slouching
    toward Wall Street; begging on Main Street. 
    

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