GRM 712
Dissertation Proposal
GRM 712 Dissertation Proposal
2 Semester Units
The Dissertation Proposal focuses on the preparation of research. This includes conceptual tools, techniques for conducting scientific research, evaluation of the value of research proposals and planning and executing research projects. The student will learn how to organize knowledge within his/her field for presentation in a standardized, scholarly fashion. The student will develop the formal proposal based on established doctoral guidelines and under the supervision of the graduate review committee. This course requires that the student present an acceptable proposal for review and analysis in lieu of a final course examination.
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At the conclusion of all doctoral course work, and after passing the comprehensive examination, students enter the research phase of the doctoral program. After the student has an approved research topic, he or she will develop a formal proposal for the dissertation. The formal proposal is based on established guidelines and is under the supervision of the Dissertation Committee. Students must have an approved formal proposal prior to moving on to the dissertation.
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