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SEQUENCE OF COURSES FOR CDIS
(Effective Summer 2012)

GRADUATE PROGRAM

1^ST Summer Semester (Optional)

CDIS 6242      Fluency DisordersCDIS 5151G   Selected Topics (varied classes available each semester)

1^st Fall Semester

CDIS 6265      Clinical Practicum:  Methods and Policies

(Requires only one registration in the first semester you  start clinic but students must attend the weekly meetings as long as doing practicum with Jersig supervisors.  Courses stays open with X grade until Graduation.)

CDIS 6353      Neurogenic Language Disorders
CDIS 6356      Language Disorders in Preschool Children (Must be taken in first semester)
CDIS 7171      Advanced Assessment Procedures in CDIS I

1^st Spring Semester

CDIS 6357      Language Disorders in School-Aged Individuals
CDIS 7172      Advanced Assessment Procedures in CDIS II
CDIS 7312      Voice/Speech Disorders
CDIS 7335      Motor Speech Disorders

Summer Sessions I & II

CDIS 5151G   Selected Topics in Communication Disorders
CDIS 6242      Fluency Disorders (If not taken in previous summer)
CDIS 6354      Dysphagia

2^nd Fall Semester

CDIS 6358      Language in Discourse
CDIS 7213      Augmentative Communications
CDIS 7353      Research and Efficacy (Prerequisite: Statistics)
CDIS 5151G   Selected Topics
CDIS 7173      Field Experience in School Setting

2^nd Spring Semester

CDIS 8202      Communication Disorders in Different Cultures
CDIS 8340      Cleft Palate
CDIS 7174      Field Experience in Medical Setting