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  2. Introduction to Interpreting: Professional Identity and Ethical Considerations

Introduction to Interpreting: Professional Identity and Ethical Considerations

Troy University

CourseITP 2200

Basic principles of developing, testing, refining, and using scientific knowledge for direct social work practice are presented. Consideration is given to the development of theory, formulation of testable problem statements, the design of appropriate str

Credits

3 credits

Course Code

ITP 2200

Related Courses

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Required For

Courses that require this course as a prerequisite

  • ITP 3364

    Introduction to Educational Interpreting/ Transliterating

    3 credits
  • ITP 3360

    Models of Interpretation / Transliteration

    3 credits
  • IS 4475

    Internet Technology Development

    3 credits
  • ASL 3310

    Deaf Culture and Diverse Populations

    3 credits
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