Autism Spectrum Disorder Certificate Requirements
If you are interested in Non-Degree Special Education Licensure and/or a masters degree from KSU, you must be fully admitted into
the program and complete the prescribed coursework on the Licensure and/or Master’s Degree prospectus in addition to courses that
are prescribed here for the Autism Spectrum Disorder Certificate.
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Autism Spectrum Disorders Certificate Core Courses: 16 - 18 Credits Required
Course #
Course Name
Alternate Course
Semester/Year Taken
Credit
SPED 53030
Applied Behavior Analysis I
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3
SP&A 64309
ASD: Theory and Diagnosis
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3
SP&A 64501
Social Communication Aspects of ASD
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3
SPED 6/73959
SPED 6/73030
Medical Aspects of Lifespan Disabilities or
Pharmacological Interventions in SPED
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3
SPA 64309
ASD: Lifespan Interventions
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3
SPED 64394
SPED 53031
ASD Capstone (1-3) or
Applied Behavior Analysis II (3)
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1-3
Total Credits
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Signatures
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A maximum of 4 hours of approved graduate level coursework can be transferred into the ASD Certificate Program and students must have
earned A or B grades on transferred coursework.
All (transferred and taken) coursework for the ASD Certificate program must be completed within 6 years.
Courses are not offered all semesters. To complete the program in 1 year, students must take ABA I and ASD: Theory and Diagnosis in Fall,
Social Communication Aspects of ASD and Medical Aspects of Lifespan Disabilities in Spring, and ASD: Lifespan Interventions and Capstone
course in Summer.
Revised May 2014