EDAD 900 - Applied Research Seminar

3 Credits (Fall, Spring)
Prerequisite(s): None. This course is designed to provide the doctoral student with an understanding of the various kinds of behavioral research and the various research designs appropriate to behavioral sciences; the development of skills in the use of basic statistical techniques appropriate to different designs; an understanding of the application of various assessments used within disciplines and skills to construct tests necessary for evaluating students; and, an introduction to the application of modem technology to enhance learning. The nature of the computer, relative and contemporary software, the Internet, and the application of telecommunications are presented. Specific experiences within an education-based setting are provided for students to observe, work with students, and apply the concepts and skills emphasized within the course.