Applied Technology and Performance Improvement, MS

The Master of Science with a major in applied technology and performance improvement is a 36-semester-hour program that includes 6 hours credit for thesis or problems in lieu of thesis. Admission to candidacy is contingent upon submission of program specific admission materials. Contact the ATPI program for information or visit the web site at lt.unt.edu.

Required courses

ATTD 5010 - Performance Assessment
ATTD 5100 - Principles of Applied Technology, Training and Development
ATTD 5320 - Research Seminar in Applied Technology, Training and Development
ATTD 5340 - Research Techniques in Applied Technology and Training
ATTD 5360 - Evaluation Seminar
ATTD 5440 - Facilitation Strategies in Applied Technology and Training
ATTD 5470 - Interpersonal Skills Development
ATTD 5490 - Diversity Issues in Applied Technology, Training and Development
ATTD 6450 - Needs Analysis and Curriculum Development
ATTD 6470 - Evaluation and Accountability in Applied Technology and Training
EPSY 5210 - Educational Statistics
one 5000- or 6000-level ATTD elective

Additional requirements

A comprehensive research project covering the student’s field of specialization is required. This is the recommended degree for those seeking careers in the field of training and development.