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Wright State University CORE Scholar Course Descriptions Course Catalogs and Descriptions Winter 1-1-2006 Graduate Course Descriptions, 2006 Winter Wright State University Follow this and additional works at: https://corescholar.libraries.wright.edu/archives_coursedesc Repository Citation (2006). Graduate Course Descriptions, 2006 Winter. https://corescholar.libraries.wright.edu/archives_coursedesc/37 This Catalog is brought to you for free and open access by the Course Catalogs and Descriptions at CORE Scholar. It has been accepted for inclusion in Course Descriptions by an authorized administrator of CORE Scholar. For more information, please contact [email protected]. ACADEMIC COURSE_ _PERIOD_ IDENTIFIC COURSE_ TITLE_SHORT_ CREDIT_ COURSE_ SCHEDULE DESC ATION NUMBER DESC SUBJECT SUBJECT_DESC MIN COURSE_TEXT_NARRATIVE LEVEL SCHEDULE _DESC Emphasis is on computer software and technologies available to assist in the assembling and communication of information relevant to social research, such as APPLIED e‐mail, the Internet, and Winter COMPUTER BEHAVIORAL bibliographic databases. 2006 ABS700 700 SCHOLARSHIP ABS SCIENCE 2 GR Lecture Emphasis on research designs, testing hypotheses, and techniques for collecting data such as questionnaire formation, sampling, APPLIED surveys, scaling, interviewing, and Winter RESEARCH BEHAVIORAL analysis of documents and records. 2006 ABS701 701 METHODS I ABS SCIENCE 4 GR Lecture Analysis and interpretation of data APPLIED in social research, with emphasis Winter RESEARCH BEHAVIORAL on multivariate statistical 2006 ABS702 702 METHODS II ABS SCIENCE 4 techniques. GR Lecture Addresses issues pertaining to the collection and analysis of data in APPLIED APPLIED various settings, for the purpose of Winter METHODOLOG BEHAVIORAL program evaluation, policy analysis, 2006 ABS703 703 Y ABS SCIENCE 4 and other applied objectives. GR Lecture Introduction to the theories and concepts employed in modern APPLIED political analysts with emphasis on Winter THEORIES OF BEHAVIORAL the study of international relations 2006 ABS730 730 IR/COMP POL ABS SCIENCE 4 and comparative policies. GR S Seminar Selected topics or issue areas in international relations or APPLIED comparative politics. May be Winter GRAD SEM IN BEHAVIORAL repeated for credit under a 2006 ABS731 731 IR/COMP POL ABS SCIENCE 4 differing subtitle. GR S Seminar APPLIED Winter LIFE STAGES & BEHAVIORAL 2006 ABS741 741 LIFE CHNGS ABS SCIENCE 4GR Lecture Basic concepts and theories of community development and the planning practice. Evaluation of current developments in the field COMMUNITY APPLIED of community development and Winter DEV & BEHAVIORAL planning with special emphasis on 2006 ABS746 746 PLANNING ABS SCIENCE 4 implementation strategies. GR Lecture Focuses on theories of anomie, alienation, social disorganization, and social dysfunction that underlie APPLIED contemporary paradigms in the Winter THEORETICAL BEHAVIORAL study of deviance, criminology, and 2006 ABS751 751 FOUNDATIONS ABS SCIENCE 4 criminal justice. GR Lecture Study of contemporary theories of deviant behavior from both an institutional and social‐ psychological perspective, with emphasis on the relationship SEMINAR APPLIED between social change and social Winter SOCIAL BEHAVIORAL disorganizaon. 2006 ABS752 752 DEVIANCE ABS SCIENCE 4 GR Lecture (Also listed as SOC 770.) An investigation of the criminal justice system in the United States and its SEMINAR APPLIED relation to deviant adult and Winter CRIMINAL BEHAVIORAL juvenile behavior. 2006 ABS753 753 JUSTICE ABS SCIENCE 4 GR Lecture PROF APPLIED Winter EXPERIENCE BEHAVIORAL 2006 ABS773 773 PORTFOLIO ABS SCIENCE 2GR Lecture APPLIED APPLIED Winter PROBLEM BEHAVIORAL 2006 ABS774 774 SOLVING ABS SCIENCE 2GR Lecture Seminar in the designs and methods used in health care research and evaluation. Emphasis on current and future areas of APPLIED health care research and Winter METH IN HLTH BEHAVIORAL evaluation. Focus of seminar is on 2006 ABS775 775 CARE RES&EV ABS SCIENCE 4 skill development. GR Lecture Independent laboratory or field APPLIED research under the sponsorship of Winter INDEPENDENT BEHAVIORAL a faculty supervisor. Graded Independe 2006 ABS777 777 RESEARCH ABS SCIENCE 1 pass/unsatisfactory. GR I nt Study On‐site participation of students in selected behavioral science APPLIED projects. Jointly supervised by Winter PRACTICUM IN BEHAVIORAL faculty and on‐site personnel. May Independe 2006 ABS779 779 ABS ABS SCIENCE 2 be repeated once for credit. GR I nt Study SEMINAR APPLIED Winter FAMILY BEHAVIORAL 2006 ABS781 781 PROBLEMS ABS SCIENCE 4GR Lecture In‐depth coverage of special topics in applied behavioral science. GRADUATE APPLIED Topics vary. May be taken for a Winter SEMINAR IN BEHAVIORAL leer grade or pass/unsasfactory. Independe 2006 ABS788 788 ABS ABS SCIENCE 1 GR I nt Study APPLIED Winter CONTINUING BEHAVIORAL Independe 2006 ABS789 789 REGISTRATION ABS SCIENCE 1 Continuing Registration GR I nt Study Practical application of knowledge ABS APPLIED gained through student courses is Winter GRADUATE BEHAVIORAL applied to a capstone experience. Independe 2006 ABS798 798 PROJECT ABS SCIENCE 1 Graded pass/unsatisfactory. GR I nt Study APPLIED Winter GRAD THESIS BEHAVIORAL Research for the master's degree Independe 2006 ABS799 799 RESEARCH ABS SCIENCE 1 thesis. GR I nt Study Analyses of design parameters for WRKSPACE APPLIED effective use of workspace, Winter DES & BEHAVIORAL includes seated, standing and hand‐ 2006 ABS853 853 ANTHROPOM ABS SCIENCE 4 arm manipulation. GR Lecture FINANCIAL Winter ACC 2006 ACC711 711 CONCEPTS I ACC ACCOUNTANCY 3GR Lecture FINANCIAL Winter ACC 2006 ACC712 712 CONCEPTS II ACC ACCOUNTANCY 3GR Lecture PROF RESEARCH Winter METHODOLOG 2006 ACC717 717 Y ACC ACCOUNTANCY 3GR Lecture FEDERAL Winter INCOME TAX 2006 ACC721 721 ACC ACC ACCOUNTANCY 3GR Lecture MGT & FIN Winter INFORMATN 2006 ACC723 723 SYSTE ACC ACCOUNTANCY 3GR Lecture Winter CONTEMPORA 2006 ACC731 731 RY THEORY ACC ACCOUNTANCY 3GR Lecture Winter RISK ANALYSIS 2006 ACC732 732 AND ATTESTA ACC ACCOUNTANCY 3GR Lecture NOT‐FOR‐ Winter PROFIT 2006 ACC733 733 ACCOUNTING ACC ACCOUNTANCY 3GR Lecture SYSTEMS Winter CONTROL 2006 ACC736 736 ASSESSMNT ACC ACCOUNTANCY 3GR Lecture TAX RESEARCH Winter AND 2006 ACC738 738 PLANNING ACC ACCOUNTANCY 3GR Lecture Winter PROFESSIONA 2006 ACC739 739 L STANDARDS ACC ACCOUNTANCY 3GR Lecture Winter INTERNATION 2006 ACC753 753 AL ACCTG ACC ACCOUNTANCY 3GR Lecture One quarter, faculty‐supervised internship in the area of public, industrial, or not‐for‐profit accounting. Course requires written reports. Students may register for internship twice during their graduate programs. May be taken Winter ACCOUNTING for letter grade of 2006 ACC775 775 INTERNSHIP ACC ACCOUNTANCY 1 pass/unsatisfactory. GR Lecture Winter SPECIAL Titles vary. Seminar in accounting 2006 ACC780 780 TOPICS IN ACC ACC ACCOUNTANCY 3 topic of current interest. GR Lecture SPECIAL Winter STUDIES IN Independe 2006 ACC781 781 ACC ACC ACCOUNTANCY 1 Titles vary. GR I nt Study Winter CONTINUING Independe 2006 ACC789 789 REGISTRATION ACC ACCOUNTANCY 1GRInt Study Winter FIBERS AND ART 2006 AED623 623 FABRICS AED EDUCATION 4 GR L Lab Winter ART 2006 AED624 624 WEAVING AED EDUCATION 4 GR L Lab Methods of silk‐screen printing on fabrics; emphasis on silk‐screen as it can be used in the public school Winter ART program; and analysis of textile 2006 AED625 625 TEXTILES AED EDUCATION 4 design in contemporary living. GR L Lab Study of the various methods and procedures used in stitchery and applied forms, and exploration of ways to work with flat and stitched Winter CREATIVE ART fabrics that lead to wall hangings 2006 AED626 626 STITCHERY AED EDUCATION 4 and other art forms. GR Lecture Independent work that extends and amplifies students' knowledge of philosophy, aesthetics, and creative and mental growth as related to art teaching and art education curricula. Emphasis on current Winter INDEPENDENT ART books, magazines, and research in Independe 2006 AED630 630 READINGS AED EDUCATION 3 art education. GR I nt Study Develops an understanding of child growth and development through creative expression. Emphasis is on functions and procedures of art in the classroom and experiences in drawing and painting. Emphasis on Winter ART AND THE ART assessment and use of technology. 2006 AED631 631 CHILD AED EDUCATION 3 GR Lecture Winter ART AND THE ART 2006 AED632 632 ADOLESCENT AED EDUCATION 3GR Lecture Individual problems in specified areas for the purpose of intense and concentrated work in at least MINOR one medium and the development Winter PROBLEMS IN ART of proficiency in one or more craft Independe 2006 AED636 636 AED AED EDUCATION 1 areas. GR I nt Study MINOR Winter PROBLEMS IN ART Independe 2006 AED637 637 AED AED EDUCATION 1GRInt Study Theoretical/practical methods of teaching multi‐age visual arts. Integration of artistic and educational ideas into creative programs as continuum of issues MULTI‐AGE and skills for the developing art Winter VISUAL ARTS ART education with mentorship by 2006 AED638 638 ME AED EDUCATION 5 master teachers. GR Lecture Winter ART APPREC ART 2006 AED641 641 CRIT IN SCHLS AED EDUCATION 4GR Lecture ADV Winter PROBLEMS IN ART 2006 AED642 642 ART ED AED EDUCATION 3GR Lecture Winter THEORIES AND ART 2006 AED731 731 PHILOSOPHIES AED EDUCATION 4GR Lecture ART WITH Winter GIFTED & ART 2006 AED741 741 TALENT AED EDUCATION 1GR Lecture Winter RESEARCH ART ART 2006 AED752 752 ED AED EDUCATION 4GR Lecture Readings, project, participation/observation
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