Courses

A study of a problem or topic using research techniques or a guided program of readings. Preparation of a scholarly paper is required and may involve an oral defense. A specialized study may be substituted for only one required course or elective in a student's program. Approval by the student's adviser, the course instructor, and department chair is required.

Advanced study of specified topics in a creative writing genre or genres. May be repeated two times for credit.

This course allows students to study topics in depth and apply skills and knowledge to practical situations relevant to engineering technology.

Capstone course; application of skills and knowledge acquired during health humanities concentration coursework; exposure to specialized methods of inquiry; development and execution of an individualized final project.

Capstone course; application of skills and knowledge acquired during health humanities concentration coursework; exposure to specialized methods of inquiry; development and execution of an individualized final project.

This course allows students to do practical research and develop a project of special interest under the guidance and supervision of a faculty member. Students and faculty confer in the selection of a project and in identification of objectives.

This course provides a professional-level presentation of techniques and research findings related to human-computer interactions.

Advanced studies of the implementation of developmentally appropriate and standards-based literacy instruction. Instruction will emphasize the progression of reading and language arts content and strategies to support reading proficiency. 118 EEX - Education of Exceptional (EEX)

This course will allow doctoral students to learn and apply mixed-methods models beyond the limits of strictly qualitative or quantitative and allow for more applicability continues to stress the importance of analyzing data from a variety of perspectives. students to examine data from multiple perspectives.

Intensive study in an area of the department; each semester a special subject will be selected; papers involving research will be assigned. May be repeated once for credit provided the topic is different. Permission of the department is required.