Post on 07-Aug-2015
The intersection of PEOPLE, INFORMATION, and TECHNOLOGY.
Department of Learning Technologies
201-20
Degree Programs
Undergraduate Bachelor of Applied
Arts and Science(B.A.A.S)
201-20
BAAS Requirements
42 Hours University
Core
42 Hours Professional
Development
36 Hours Applied
Technology Specialization
201-20
CertificatesAdvanced Corporate Training
Basic Corporate Training
Distance, Distributed, and Virtual Learning
Emerging Technologies
Instructional Systems Design
Technology Integration
Student ProfileTraditional vs. Non-Traditional
• Military
• Trade and Industry
• Interdisciplinary
• Co-hort Learning
• Community College
201-20
SWOT Analysis
Helpful Harmful Internal
Strength• Flexible • Online• GPA requirements
Weakness• Inter-University knowledge• No contact database• Small marketing budget
External
Opportunity• A.A.S. credit• Military credit • Work experience
credit
Threat• Western Governors
University • For-profit Universities• Limited military contact
201-20
TimelineYear Goal
2009-2010 • Contact Advisors On Campus • Create Prospective Student Database• Investigate Contact Information for
Community Colleges• Run Advertisement in Dallas Morning News• Staff information booths at Learning
Technologies and Library Science conferences
2010-2011 • Gain Access to Military Education Centers• Staff Information Booths at Community
Colleges• File memorandums of understanding with
Community Colleges
2011-2012 • Update Community College Contacts • Continue in-person visits to community
colleges
2012-2013 • Contact community colleges through email • Determine stakeholders for
Admissionsapply.unt.edu/admissions
TuitionUndergraduate Resident
3-Hour Course: $1,091.20
Undergraduate Non-Resident3-Hour Course: $2,153.20
Graduate Resident 3-Hour Course: $1,306.45
Graduate Non-Resident3-Hour Course: $2,368.45
UNT Career Center
careercenter.unt.edu
O*Nethttp://www.onetonline.org/
The intersection of People, Information, and Technology.
Contact Information
www.coi.unt.edu
www.lt.unt.edu
1.888.275.7547