Bachelor [Computer Education] From Dakota State University

As a Computer Education major, you'll have a strong computer background in web applications, information systems, programming and network systems. But, you'll also take classes in educational psychology and classroom management, preparing you to teach computers in grades K-12. Upon graduation, you'll receive your teacher certification and a K?12 educational technology endorsement. You will be more than ready to teach and take on the latest trends at all grade levels.

Computer education classes are typically close-knit. On average, the student?faculty ratio is just 24:1. Faculty have real-life experience teaching, working with computers, and helping with state education projects. In their classrooms, you?ll receive real-world advice that will be immediately applicable.