Cl 800 – Advanced Educational Statistics
Guides students to advance in research knowledge and skills.  Focuses on multiple correlation, linear regression, multiple regression, discrete and continuous variables and analysis of  variance.

CI 801 – Qualitative Research
A study of the fundamentals of qualitative research and their applications in curriculum and instruction. Included are characteristics, nature of qualitative research problems, selecting participants, techniques of obtaining information, multiple methods of data collection data analysis, and credibility. Students are expected to conduct qualitative mini study of current problems in curriculum and instruction. Primarily for students approaching dissertation research.

CI 802 – Methods and Design of Research on Curriculum and Instruction
Evaluates and applies selected methods of research in terms of the research requirements in curriculum and instruction. Focuses on alternative research methods, instruments  development and evaluation models. Keep students abreast of general trends in research methods.

CI 803 – Theory and Inquiry in Curriculum and Instruction
Introduction to and exploration of important problems and issues in curriculum and instruction, methods of formulating questions, and modes of inquiry appropriate to doctoral level research.

CI 804 – New Developments and Directions in the Curriculum Fields
Critical analysis of current and historical developments in the practice of curriculum making and implementation in the different curriculum fields.

Cl 805 – Seminar in Curriculum Leadership and Management
An advanced professional seminar on intensive analysis of curriculum leadership and management principles and strategies and their application to current educational problems and issues. Topics may vary each year.

Cl 806 – Seminar on Teacher Education across Educational Levels
Current development in programs for the preparation and in service growth of teachers in all levels of education. Examine curriculum, teaching methodologies, instructional materials and teacher professional growth programs.

CI 807 – Theory, Research & Practice of Curriculum Design
Analyzes vital curriculum designs as to theory, foundations, components, dimensions, characteristic features, processes, application and limitations. Emphasis is on current research on innovative designs. Provides opportunities for students to discuss issues and fundamental issues and questions in the field of curriculum and instruction.

Cl 808 – Curriculum Evaluation Model
A study of the process of educational program evaluation, its purpose and procedures with emphasis on settings, principal theories, analysis of models, data collection, techniques, approaches to data interpretation and utilization of evaluative
information.

Cl 809 – Trends, Innovations, Issues and Problems in Curriculum and Instruction
A critical study of curriculum and instructional practices in basic and higher education, current trends in the subject and discipline areas, and unintended consequences of practice. Special attention will be given to the role of educational leadership.

Cl 810 – Seminar in Instructional Leadership and Curriculum Improvement
Intensive study of selected problems in curriculum and instruction. Major emphasis is on formulation of supervisory strategies and facilitating curriculum change and improvement.

Cl 812 – Management of Research and Evaluation Programs in Curriculum and Instruction
Designed to equip students with knowledge and skills in preparing research priorities/ agenda. Researches on curriculum and instructional problems will be reviewed to enable the students to develop a research program for their
respective institutions.

Cl 813 – Studies and Policies in Curriculum and Teaching
Examination of the theoretical and political bases of curriculum and instructional policies and their influences on school programs and organization and teaching procedures. Explore the policymaking process from policy design through implementation.

Cl 814 – Seminar in Higher Education
An integrating seminar that examines underlying and emerging curriculum issues, problems and trends to enable students to formulate initial research plan.

Cl 815 – Independent Study
Permits study of problems not considered in other courses for students who excel in self-direction and intellectual curiosity, and have demonstrated writing competence, research potentials, and scholarly attitude.