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Research and Design I, II requires no
formal classroom attendance. The object of Research and Design I, II is to enhance the research
and design ability of the candidate.
Doctoral Candidates will submit a preliminary 4 to 6 page
double spaced annotated outline and bibliography.
Upon approval by the Dean, the outline will be expanded to
12 or more pages. Upon the Dean's approval of the final outline, Research
and Design I,II will be completed. The completed work will the
foundation for the doctoral dissertation or for the written project.
Master's candidates will submit a preliminary 2 to 4
page double space annotated outline and bibliography. Upon approval by the
Dean, the outline will be expanded to six or more pages. Upon the Dean's
approval of the final outline, Research I will be completed. The completed
work will be the foundation for the master thesis for the written project.
For the Project and Oral Examination
Candidates
The doctoral candidate will present to the Dean a
minimum of hundred twenty double spaced pages. The master's candidate
will present a minimum sixty double spaced pages of research to the Dean. After the
research has been reviewed and accepted by the Dean, the research will be
the basis for the questions to be asked at the oral examination.
The candidate will appear before a panel of experts,
including the Dean, for the project oral examination which lasts one and a
half to three hours. The University has determined that a superior approach
to the traditional academic format is to have two or three candidates appear
together. The result is a non-competitive atmosphere where examiners and
candidates have the opportunity to exchange ideas and information. An
environment eliminating the focus upon a sole candidate reduces stress and
enables the examiners to better judge the qualifications of those seeking
their degree. Reasearch and Design II is 3
credits. Doctoral candidates will receive 6 credits and, master's
candidates 3 credits for completion of this course.