THESIS I

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This course prepares students for research and activities related to a graduate-level thesis. This includes identification of valid research questions, detailed literature review processes, determining appropriate variables necessary for a detailed examination of the stated research question, and aligning a methodology to a stated research problem. Students will develop the ability to clearly and concisely state the significance of a problem and indicate why the problem should be studied in more depth. The final output of the course is a thesis proposal and its successful defense. Prerequisite: COMP5700 (3 credits) fall