ECU Graduate Certificate in Assistive Technology
The ECU Graduate Certificate in Assistive Technology is a joint partnership between the Department of Occupational Therapy and the Department of Special Education. To learn more about the certificate, click here...
The AT certificate may be pursued as part of a master's program or independently as a non-degree graduate program. To earn an Assistive Technology (AT) Graduate Certificate, the following core courses and an approved elective are required:
SPED 6701/OCCT 6701: Assistive Technology Devices and Services
(3 cr.) Broad overview of asssistive technology, including legal, educational, and discipline specific information. Provides basic information that prepares students for other certificate courses.
SPED 6702/OCCT 6702: Assessment, Planning, and Implementation of Assistive Technology
(3 cr.) Explores assistive technology assessments and planning and implementation of assistive technology within student/client's environment. Students attain skills in variety of technology using cross-disciplinary team approach.
SPED 6703/OCCT 6703: Collaborative Resource Management of Assistive Technology
(3 cr.) Human, product, electronic, and funding resources to meet technology needs for individuals with disabilities examined within state and national networks. Practical collaborative skills practiced in cross-disciplinary team assignments.
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