The Associate in Applied Science (A.A.S.) is a degree program of specific training in an occupational career field. This program of study offers students a strong background in Cheyenne language and culture and prepares the student for the Montana Class 7 Examination. A minimum of 60 credit hours in a combined occupational and academic program is required for the Associate in Applied Science Degree. A cumulative grade-point-average of 2.0 or better is required in the credits earned toward the A.A.S. Degree.

CategoriesCoursesCr.
Cheyenne StudiesCH 161 Cheyenne Language I4
CH 162 Cheyenne Language II4
CH 180 Foundations of Cheyenne Oral Traditions3
CH 205 Cheyenne Conversation3
CH 210 Cheyenne Grammar and Writing I3
CH 211 Cheyenne Grammar and Writing II3
CH 261 Cheyenne Language III4
CH 262 Cheyenne Language IV4
CH 270 History of the Cheyenne People3
CH 280 Methods of Teaching Cheyenne Language3
Communication ArtsCA 151 College Writing I3
CA 165 Introduction to Public Speaking3
MathematicsMA 156 Contemporary Math3
Human BehaviorPY 150 Introduction to Psychology3
EducationED 150 Society, Schools and Teachers3
ED 155 Human Development3
ED 200 Classroom Management3
ED 250 Educational Psychology3
ED 255 Introduction to Early Childhood Education3
ED 257 Early Childhood Curriculum3
ED 260 Introduction to the Education of Exceptional Children3
Total Semester Program Hours61

Program Learning Outcomes

Upon completion of the specified coursework the graduate will:

  • Demonstrate the ability to communicate in the Cheyenne Language both in written form and oral performance.
  • Exhibit a Cheyenne culturally influenced understanding of the educational process.
  • Demonstrate the necessary critical thinking, academic skills and teaching skills to be successful in the classroom.
  • Pass the Montana Class 7 Certificate examination.