THESIS II

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This course provides students the ability to perform their approved thesis research. Students will gain experience with leading a research project that addresses a specific hypothesis, managing any experimental process(es), gathering outputs, analyzing and interpreting results, and reporting findings. Documentation of each step of the research project will be completed for both written and oral presentation and defense of the project. Students will gain real-world experiences with identifying and working within limitations and delimitations of their defined project goals. Finally, students will identify where potential improvements or corrections could be made to their work, as well as defining a path for future work to continue on their defined research problem. Prerequisite: COMP7500 (3 credits) spring