Courses

Methodology and application of social science research in sport organizations for undergraduates, including the research process, research designs, sampling procedures, measurement, survey research, hypothesis testing, descriptive analyses and the research presentation.

This course serves as an introduction to independent museum and museum-related research. Practicum components may include collections management and curatorial methods, exhibition design, educational program development, and research results presentations.

Opportunity for undergraduates to participate with AAMU Physics faculty and staff members in a wide variety of research activities and many interdisciplinary laboratories and research centers. UROP will cultivate and support research partnerships between undergraduates and AAMU faculty members. A written report and a presentation of research activities is required

This course is designed to allow selected, advanced students in specific areas project will be developed jointly by the student and a faculty mentor, and must

Under faculty supervision, student will participate in a research project. Experiential Learning

Research component of UA 150. UA 151 actively engages undergraduate students in their undergraduate research or creative activities projects with a faculty research mentor. Experiential Learning

This course aims to utilize skills relating to the process of conducting scientific research to teach the fundamentals of effective scientific writing. Instruction will focus primarily on the process of writing scientific laboratory reports/manuscripts. The course will apply the basics of experimental design, data collection, data analysis and hypothesis testing.

Intensive study of one or more significant subjects, authors, periods, works, or genres not studied in depth in other courses. Special Topics Course

Intensive study of one or more significant subjects, authors, periods, works, or genres not studied in depth in other courses.

The subject matter varies. Intensive study of one or more significant subjects, authors, periods, works, or genres not studied in depth in other courses. May be repeated for credit. Offered according to demand. PW: Global Engagement