CBSC 413 - Cognitive and Behavioral Science Capstone

Credits: 3

Prerequisite: CBSC/PSYC 250. This course is designed for cognitive and behavior science majors to take near the end of their course of study. Students synthesize skills and information learned in the psychology curriculum and engage in deep study of an aspect of the field. Students choose one of four structures for their capstone work: topical specialization; senior thesis; community-based research; or applied science. Each structure involves participation in a capstone seminar and the production of a written report. Community-based research and applied-science structures involve interaction with local community agencies, and thus require planning at least one term in advance. May be repeated for credit.

Only when taught by Prof. Karla Murdock, the course will be listed as CBSC 413A and will be designated for both Experiential Learning and Community-Based Learning.

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