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AVT 1002 Aeronautics 2 Credit Hours: 3
Provides advanced instruction for private pilot candidates in visual flight rules, flight planning and navigation in a complex airspace system. Also provides initial ground instruction in FAA commercial pilot written examination topics such as advanced aerodynamics and advanced avionics, including the global positioning system (GPS).
Prerequisite: AVT 1001
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AVT 1111 Aeronautics 1 Credit Hours: 3
Provides academic training for a Private Pilot Certificate. Includes principles of flight, FAA regulations, visual flight rules, aircraft systems and performance, meteorology, navigation, aviation physiology and flight planning. Requires a score of 70 percent or higher on the FAA course completion examination.
Majors in Aviation Administration (7107), and Aviation Administration-Flight (7108)
Requirement(s): Special enrollment through the College of Aeronautics
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AVT 1112 Aeronautics 2 Credit Hours: 3
Provides academic instruction for an instrument rating. Includes principles of instrument flight, air traffic control, IFR procedures, analyses of weather information, IFR planning, emergency procedures and pilot decisions. Requires a score of 70 percent or higher on the FAA course completion examination.
Majors in Aviation Administration (7107), and Aviation Administration-Flight (7108)
Requirement(s): Special enrollment through the College of Aeronautics
Prerequisite: AVF 1001 and AVT 1111
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AVT 1200 Introduction to Aircraft Systems Credit Hours: 3
Presents the details of aircraft systems specific to light general aviation aircraft. Includes reciprocating aircraft engines, propellers systems, airframe, flight controls, landing gear systems, electrical systems, de-ice/anti-ice systems and pressurization/environmental control systems.
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AVT 1303 Aviation History Credit Hours: 1
Surveys the significant technological, political and historical events and the people who shaped the international aviation industry. Focuses on aviation development in the United States.
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AVT 2001 Aeronautics 3 Credit Hours: 3
Prepares flight students for the FAA instrument rating written examination. Includes flight instruments, attitude instrument flying, navigation systems, regulations, air traffic control, airspace, aviation weather, flight planning, and departure, en route, and approach charts and procedures.
Prerequisite: AVT 1002
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AVT 2002 Aeronautics 4 Credit Hours: 3
Provides continuing academic instruction to prepare flight students for the FAA commercial pilot written examination. Also includes technically advanced aircraft systems and multiengine ground instruction.
Prerequisite: AVT 1002 and AVT 2001
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AVT 2111 Aeronautics 3 Credit Hours: 3
Provides academic training for a Commercial Pilot Certificate. Includes airplane performance, VFR cross-country planning, FARs applicable to commercial pilot operations, advanced aircraft systems and aircrew physiology. Requires a score of 70 percent or higher on the FAA course completion examination.
Majors in Aviation Administration-Flight (7108)
Requirement(s): Special enrollment through the College of Aeronautics
Prerequisite: AVT 1112
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AVT 2201 National Airspace System Credit Hours: 3
Studies intensively the National Airspace System including its political, geographical and operational structures. Covers ATC responsibilities, airfield operations and special-use airspace management.
Prerequisite: AVM 1000 or AVT 1001
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AVT 2303 Aviation Career Planning Credit Hours: 1
Surveys flying and non-flying aviation careers. Includes general aspects of various careers, professional development and certification, professional organizations and requirements for success.
Prerequisite: AVM 1000 or AVT 1001
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AVT 3101 Instructional Techniques Credit Hours: 3
Provides academic training for a Certified Flight Instructor Certificate. Includes the principles of learning and communication, instructional methods, techniques and media. Emphasizes oral communication skills. Requires a score of 70 percent or higher on the FAA course completion examination.
Prerequisite: AVF 2002 and AVT 2002
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AVT 3203 Air Traffic Control 1 Credit Hours: 3
Introduces Air Traffic Control (ATC) and its use of NAVAIDS and airspace to effect positive separation and control of IFR aircraft.
Prerequisite: AVT 2001 or AVT 2201
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AVT 3501 Special Topics in Aviation Technology Credit Hours: 3
Topics of special interest offered when student interest and staffing permit. Topics announced before registration.
Requirement(s): Division director approval
May be repeated for a maximum of six credits
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AVT 3999 Planning Aviation Research Credit Hours: 1
Allows students to plan, conduct and report on aviation research. Includes development of a three-semester plan of specific objectives, tasks, resources and time lines for planning, conducting and reporting research phases.
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Minimum student level - junior
Requirement(s): First in a three-course sequence
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AVT 4000 Conducting Aviation Research Credit Hours: 1
Continues AVT 3999 Planning Aviation Research . Includes planning, conducting and reporting aviation research. Requires students to produce a draft research report that overcomes barriers and capitalizes on opportunities in accordance with the research plan and instructor guidance.
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Minimum student level - junior
Requirement(s): Second in a three-course sequence
Prerequisite: AVT 3999
May be repeated for a maximum of two credits.
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AVT 4001 Reporting Aviation Research Credit Hours: 1
Continues research planned and started in AVT 3999 and AVT 4000 . Requires completing the research analysis and conclusions, delivering a written final report and presenting an oral and graphic summary and defense.
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Minimum student level - senior
Requirement(s): Third in a three-course sequence
Prerequisite: AVT 4000
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AVT 4002 Aviation Research Credit Hours: 3
Requires students to plan, conduct and report on aviation research or scholarly activity. Includes a research plan, progress reports, a final research report and an oral and graphic summary and defense.
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Minimum student level - senior
May be repeated for a maximum of six credits.
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AVT 4201 Advanced Aircraft Systems Credit Hours: 3
Covers theory and operating characteristics of modern transport aircraft systems, including engine, fuel, electric, hydraulic, pneumatic, flight control, environmental and computer systems and displays.
Prerequisite: AVT 2002
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AVT 4202 Advanced Aircraft Operations Credit Hours: 3
Provides an understanding of advanced aircraft performance, systems integrations and crew management.
Prerequisite: AVF 2001
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AVT 4203 Airline Operations Credit Hours: 4
Covers federal U.S. air carrier regulation. Includes functions and relationships between the various major divisions of a typical air carrier. Prepares the student to take the FAA written exam for aircraft dispatcher and the FAA practical exam to receive an FAA Aircraft Dispatcher Certificate.
Prerequisite: AVT 2002
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AVT 4301 Aviation Safety Credit Hours: 3
Explores the historical roots of modern safety organizations and the safety responsibilities and operations of the FAA and the NTSB. Closely examines aviation safety planning, icing and human-centered accidents.
Minimum student level - junior
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AVT 4302 Air Traffic Control 2 Credit Hours: 3
Provides an air traffic control capstone experience. Reviews all FAA air traffic control behavioral objectives/academic standards for Initial Qualification Training-Air Traffic Basics. Culminates with a comprehensive AT-basics knowledge test.
Minimum student level - senior
Prerequisite: AVT 3203
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AVT 5000 Airspace Safety Credit Hours: 3
Studies intensely the National Airspace Systems (NAS), aviation safety, aviation physiology and aviation vocabulary. Prepares marginally qualified applicants for the online human factors graduate program.
Requirement(s): Graduate program chair approval
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AVT 5301 Complex Aviation Systems Credit Hours: 3
Covers conceptual and operational avionics systems in air-transport aircraft. Includes communications, navigation, flight control, flight management and engine instrumentation systems, and various electronic displays. Focuses on the pilot’s perspective for effective use of the entire suite of avionics in improved decision making and safety.
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AVT 5302 Aviation Accident Investigation Credit Hours: 3
Studies aviation accident investigation as performed by NTSB, FAA and ICAO. Includes field investigation techniques and laboratory methods for accident reconstruction, and analysis of flight mishaps using time and events correlation of cockpit voice recorders, flight data recorders and ATC radar tapes.
Recommended: Background knowledge equivalent to AVT 4301 Aviation Safety
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BCM 4991 Senior Thesis in Biochemistry 1 Credit Hours: 3
Offers biochemical research under the supervision of a faculty committee that leads to the preparation of an undergraduate thesis. Requires prior acceptance as a thesis student and approval of a thesis proposal for registration.
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Corequisite: COM 2012
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BCM 4992 Senior Thesis in Biochemistry 2 Credit Hours: 3
Offers biochemical research under the supervision of a faculty committee that leads to the preparation of an undergraduate thesis. Requires prior acceptance as a thesis student and approval of a thesis proposal for registration.
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Prerequisite: BCM 4991
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BEH 0002 Final Program Examination Credit Hours: 0
Requires registration in order to sit for the final program examination.
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BEH 0003 Final Program Examination 2 Credit Hours: 0
Requires registration in order to sit for the final program examination.
Prerequisite: BEH 0002 Corequisite: BEH 0002
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BEH 0004 Final Program Examination 3 Credit Hours: 0
Requires registration in order to sit for the final program examination.
Prerequisite: BEH 0003 Corequisite: BEH 0003
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BEH 3014 Ethical and Professional Conduct in Behavior Analysis Credit Hours: 1
Introduces ethical and professional considerations in the practice of behavior analysis, based on Behavior Analyst Certification Board® guidelines. Reviews the application of ethical behavior in clinical, education and research settings.
Prerequisite: PSY 2800
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BEH 3465 Applied Behavior Analysis Credit Hours: 3
Applies operant and respondent conditioning processes to the modification of human behavior in business, community, education and clinical settings. Includes analysis of situational components, measurements of behavior, application of basic behavior analytic skills and understanding the significance of results.
Prerequisite: PSY 2800 or PSY 3421
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BEH 3466 Behavior Change Techniques Credit Hours: 3
Applies operant and respondent conditioning processes and skill training to the modification of client behavior in residential, clinical and school settings. Includes analysis of basic analytic skills, foundational knowledge and application of specific behavior change procedures and ethical principles in the practice of ABA.
Prerequisite: BEH 3465 or PSY 4465
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BEH 3550 Fieldwork in Applied Behavior Analysis Credit Hours: 3
Provides undergraduates with applied experience using basic principles of behavior analysis while working with children with autism, related disabilities and/or behavioral issues. Provides practical experience and fieldwork hours for students interested in becoming Board Certified Behavior Analysts.®
Requirement(s): Instructor approval
Prerequisite: BEH 3465 or PSY 4466
May be repeated for a maximum of nine credits
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BEH 4025 Applied Behavior Analysis and Exceptional Learners Credit Hours: 3
Describes basic treatment techniques involved in behavioral treatment of children with autism. Includes behavioral characteristics and etiology of autism, history of applied behavior analysis for exceptional learners, and applies behavioral technologies and behavior change systems during supervised practical training.
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Prerequisite: PSY 3421
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BEH 4550 Supervised Practicum in ABA Credit Hours: 3
Applies fundamental elements of behavior change and exercises client-centered responsibilities applicable to the practice of behavior analysis. Emphasizes specific behavior change procedures that produce changes in socially significant behavior using evidence-based procedures and technologies.
Prerequisite: BEH 3550
May be repeated for a maximum of six credits
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BEH 4560 Behaviorism and Contemporary Society Credit Hours: 3
Considers the application of behavioral science and technology to contemporary society and emphasizes the implication of behavioristic theory and the experimental analysis of behavior.
Prerequisite: BEH 3465 and BEH 3466
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BEH 5011 Foundations, Concepts and Principles of Behavior Analysis Credit Hours: 3
Covers concepts, principles and processes derived from the experimental analysis of behavior and how they relate to applied behavior analysis. Also covers foundational knowledge from the BACB® “Behavior Analyst Task List.”
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BEH 5012 Basic Elements of Applied Behavior Analysis Credit Hours: 3
Covers philosophical foundations of behavior analysis, definitions and characteristics of applied behavior analysis, behavioral assessment, measurement of behavior, data display and interpretation, and experimental design. Introduces the experimental evaluation of interventions.
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BEH 5013 Developing, Strengthening and Maintaining Behavior Credit Hours: 3
Covers procedures for developing, strengthening and maintaining behavior. Also covers assessment, behavior change systems and supervision.
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BEH 5014 Introduction to Ethical and Professional Conduct of Behavior Analysts Credit Hours: 1
Introduces ethical and professional considerations relevant in the professional practice of applied behavior analysis as well as the ethical and disciplinary standards of the profession. Emphasizes ethical and professional conduct and legal issues relevant to both BCaBA- and BCBA-level practitioners.
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BEH 5015 Decreasing, Eliminating and Replacing Problem Behavior Credit Hours: 2
Covers functional assessment (descriptive assessment and functional analysis) and function-based intervention procedures for addressing problem behavior. Emphasizes building alternative behavioral repertoires. Discusses behavior change considerations of unwanted side effects of various intervention strategies.
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BEH 5016 Ethical and Professional Conduct of Behavior Analysts Credit Hours: 2
Expands on ethical and professional issues introduced in BEH 5014 . Emphasizes ethical, professional and conduct issues relevant to BCBA-level practitioners and supervisors.
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BEH 5017 Targeted Topics in Behavior Analysis Credit Hours: 1
Covers special topics in all content areas of behavior analysis, as needed for independent behavior analysis practitioners. Includes introduction of supervision in behavior analysis and organizational behavior management, and other areas of behavior analysis.
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BEH 5018 Advanced Topics in Behavior Analysis Credit Hours: 3
Covers advanced topics in several content areas of behavior analysis needed by independent behavior analysis practitioners.
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BEH 5019 New Behavior Analysis Tasks to Master Credit Hours: 3
Covers critical content from the Behavior Analyst Certification Board’s® (BACB) fourth edition task list not included in the third edition to meet additional BACB certification requirements. Also covers tasks from content areas within categories including foundational knowledge, basic behavior-analytic skills and client-centered responsibilities.
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BEH 5020 Current Topics in Behavior Analysis Credit Hours: 1
Covers current topics in behavior analysis not included in previous coursework. Includes organizations’ behavior management, performance management, behavioral systems analysis, behavior-based safety and behavior analysis supervision.
May be taken for a maximum of five credits, provided topics change
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BEH 5021 Coordinating Behavior Analysis With Psychiatric and Other Medical Services Credit Hours: 1
Teaches how to integrate behavioral and medical services. Discusses coordinating medication trials with behavioral intervention phases to reduce potential confounds while evaluating treatment effectiveness. Focuses on single-subject research designs. Reviews medications most commonly used to address problem behavior and their side effects.
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BEH 5022 Using Measurement, Graphs and Single-Case Design in Behavior Analysis Practice Credit Hours: 3
Teaches the selection of correct measurement procedures based on target behavior and environmental factors in clinical or educational settings. Covers how to graph data and integrate graphs for ongoing data-based treatment decisions. Emphasizes how to incorporate single-subject designs to evaluate effectiveness of the behavior analysis practice.
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BEH 5023 Introduction to the Experimental Analysis of Behavior Credit Hours: 3
Covers seminal research and current issues in the experimental analysis of behavior. Includes complex schedules of reinforcement, matching law, correlational law of effect, stimulus equivalence and behavioral economics.
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BEH 5024 Conceptual Analysis of Behavior Credit Hours: 3
Focuses on how the conceptual analysis of behavior can inform the practice of behavior analysis and the importance of precise technical language. Covers the varieties of behaviorism and emphasizes radical behaviorism. Includes private events, verbal behavior, molecular versus molar analysis, and operant and cultural selectionism.
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BEH 5025 Intensive Practicum in Professional Behavior Analysis Credit Hours: 3
Includes student-conducted assessments and development, implementation and evaluation of protocols. Covers how to train and monitor implementers. Includes intensive supervision provided by faculty members through direct observation, timely feedback and case discussions.
Requirement(s): Considered a full-load course
Must be repeated for a maximum of nine credit hours
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BEH 5026 Practicum in Professional Behavior Analysis Credit Hours: 3
Provides supervision within the context of a human-service setting. Requires students to conduct behavioral assessments; develop, implement and evaluate behavior plans; train and monitor others implementing plans and related activities. Includes direct supervision in the form of observation and regular feedback.
Requirement(s): Must be taken for three semesters for a total of nine credit hours. Considered a full-load course
Must be repeated for a maximum of nine credit hours
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BEH 5027 Capstone Project in Professional Behavior Analysis Credit Hours: 3
Includes conducting an individual project within the context of a clinical or educational setting. Also includes demonstrating mastery of a variety of professional behavior analytic skills. Requires judging by faculty supervisor using performance criteria set during proposal stage.
Requirement(s): Considered a full-load course
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BEH 5028 Capstone in Professional Behavior Analysis 1 Credit Hours: 1
Requires students to complete a project proposal for approval to be implemented and completed in two subsequent courses. Also includes demonstrating mastery of a variety of professional behavior analytic skills judged by faculty. First in a three-course sequence.
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BEH 5029 Capstone in Professional Behavior Analysis 2 Credit Hours: 1
Requires students to conduct an individual project within the context of a clinical or educational setting. Includes beginning data collection and updating project manuscript. Also includes demonstrating mastery of a variety of professional behavior analytic skills judged by faculty. Second of a three-course sequence.
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BEH 5030 Capstone in Professional Behavior Analysis 3 Credit Hours: 1
Requires student to finish an individual project within the context of a clinical or educational setting. Includes drafting a complete manuscript describing the project. Also includes demonstrating mastery of a variety of professional behavior analytic skills judged by faculty. Third of a three-course sequence.
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BEH 5100 Concepts, Principles and Characteristics of Behavior Analysis Credit Hours: 3
Covers basic concepts and principles derived from the experimental analysis of behavior, and their relation to applied behavior analysis and its basic assumptions and characteristics.
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BEH 5101 Behavioral and Functional Assessment Credit Hours: 3
Covers descriptive assessment and functional analysis, incorporating behavioral measurement, data display and date interpretation. Also covers selection and definition of target behavior and outcomes.
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BEH 5102 Experimental Evaluation of Interventions Credit Hours: 3
Covers within-subject experimental methods, incorporating behavioral measurement, data display and data interpretation. Also covers program monitoring and evaluation, an overview of traditional statistical between-subjects research methods, and ethical issues in ABA research and evaluation.
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BEH 5103 Behavior Change Procedures and Systems Support Credit Hours: 3
Covers behavior change procedures, generality of behavior change, transfer of technology and systems support.
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BEH 5104 Ethical and Legal Considerations for Behavior Analysis Credit Hours: 1
Covers the Behavior Analyst Certification Board’s guidelines for responsible conduct for behavior analysts, position papers of various professional organizations related to ethical issues in ABA, and other ethical and legal considerations for the practice of behavior analysis.
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BEH 5105 Radical Behaviorism Credit Hours: 3
Covers B.F. Skinner’s seminal articles on radical behaviorism, along with other notable commentaries and Skinner’s response. Includes determinism, private events, verbal behavior, contingency-shaped vs rule-governed behavior, and a radical behaviorist perspective on culture and society.
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BEH 5106 Biological Basis of Behavior: Behavioral Pharmacology Credit Hours: 3
Examines the biological basis of behavior and introduces the scientific study of drugs and their effects on behavior. Emphasizes the neurological basis of psychotropic medications (loci of drugs in the central nervous system) and behavioral pharmacology (behavioral effects of drugs in the central nervous system).
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BEH 5201 Ethical and Professional Standards in Applied Behavior Analysis Credit Hours: 1
Includes defining acceptable treatment environments, rights to effective treatment and education, balancing the rights to habilitation and personal liberties, least restrictive alternatives, punishment and aversive control, emergency interventions and other ethical issues related to persons with disabilities and clinical populations.
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BEH 5202 Ethics in Behavior Analytic Research Credit Hours: 1
Prepares students in the behavioral sciences to identify and surmount current and emerging ethical issues when planning, conducting and disseminating research.
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BEH 5248 Prepractical Field Experience in Applied Behavior Analysis Credit Hours: 1
Provides first-year master’s students prepractical training to begin development of behavior analytic skills in applied settings, under the supervision of faculty. Also provides the opportunity for hands-on field experience at The Scott Center for Autism Treatment.
Requirement(s): Must be taken during first year, attend initial orientation and undergo background screening and fingerprinting
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BEH 5249 Prepractical Field Experience in Applied Behavior Analysis Credit Hours: 0
Provides first-year master’s students prepractical training to begin development of behavior analytic skills in applied settings, under the supervision of faculty. Also provides the opportunity for hands-on field experience at The Scott Center for Autism Treatment.
Requirement(s): Must be taken during first year, attend initial orientation and undergo background screening and fingerprinting
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BEH 5250 Intensive Practical Training in Applied Behavior Analysis Credit Hours: 4
Provides biweekly face-to-face coaching and supervision within the context of a clinical or educational applied setting. Includes behavioral assessment; program design, implementation and evaluation; oversight of program implementation by others; and related activities. Supervision includes direct observation of student performance.
Requirement(s): To be taken three terms for a total of 12 credits. Considered a full-load course
Must be taken for a total of 12 credits
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BEH 5290 Capstone Project in Applied Behavior Analysis Credit Hours: 3
Includes conducting an applied project, the quality of which is judged acceptable by a faculty supervisor.
Requirement(s): Considered a full-load course
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BEH 5301 Applications of Behavior Analysis to Education and Training Credit Hours: 3
Covers the design, implementation and evaluation of efficient learning programs to provide necessary skills and desired outcomes for clients and instructors. Teaches the instructional design process from a behavior analytic perspective.
Majors in Behavior Analysis (8146, 8147, 8148, 8149, 9147)
Requirement(s): Enrollment in behavior analysis degree program or successful completion of BEH 5000 or BEH 5100 Concepts, Principles and Characteristics of Behavior Analysis
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BEH 5303 Experimental Analysis of Behavior Credit Hours: 3
Provides an advanced overview of the fundamentals of behavior from the perspective of operant conditioning. Includes the principles and procedures used within the field of behavior analysis. Requires research and written reports and evaluations.
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BEH 5400 Introduction to Organizational Behavior Management Credit Hours: 3
Includes performance and cause analysis, and intervention selection, design and implementation. Also includes evaluation of past and current research on improving workplace productivity, quality, efficiency, cost-effectiveness and safety. Addresses how performance management uses behavior principles as applied in business and industry.
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BEH 5401 Advanced Organizational Behavior Management Credit Hours: 3
Examines human behavior in organizations from a behavior analytic perspective. Includes the interface between OBM and I/O psychology, pay for performance, motivation, performance improvement techniques, compensation, quality, job satisfaction and its relation to productivity, and the ethics of personnel management.
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BEH 5490 Capstone Project in Organizational Behavior Management Credit Hours: 3
Includes conducting an applied project, the quality of which is judged acceptable by a faculty supervisor.
Requirement(s): Considered a full-load course
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BEH 5500 Seminar in Conceptual Issues in Behavior Analysis Credit Hours: 1
Covers conceptual issues in behavior analysis and radical behaviorism. Includes a Skinnerian analysis of verbal behavior, free will, determinism, coercion and aversion control. Requires reading, class discussion, and writing and presenting papers.
May be repeated for a maximum of four credits, provided topics change
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BEH 5501 Seminar in Methodological Issues in Applied Behavior Analysis Credit Hours: 1
Covers methodological issues in behavior analysis. Includes low-tech and high-tech research-based methods, computerized data collection systems and graphing data. Requires reading, class discussion, and writing and presenting papers.
May be repeated for a maximum of four credits, provided topics change
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BEH 5502 Seminar in the Experimental Analysis of Behavior Credit Hours: 1
Covers basic EAB research and seminal articles in the field. Includes basic operant processes, the matching law, higher-order response classes, stimulus equivalence, schedule-induced behavior, and behavioral contrast and momentum.
May be repeated for a maximum of four credits, provided topics change
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BEH 5503 Seminar in Educational Behavior Analysis Credit Hours: 1
Covers current topics in educational applications in ABA. Includes programmed instruction and PSI, precision teaching and direct instruction, evidence-based practice, training teachers to manage classroom behavior and teaching children with autism and related disabilities.
May be repeated for a maximum of four credits, provided topics change
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BEH 5504 Seminar in Clinical Behavior Analysis Credit Hours: 1
Covers parent training, teaching verbal behavior to children with autism, home- and school-based programs, positive behavioral supports and treating self-injurious behavior.
May be repeated for a maximum of four credits, provided topics change
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BEH 5505 Seminar in Organizational Behavior Management Credit Hours: 1
Covers current topics in OBM applications. Stresses methods of improving performance using functional assessment, performance feedback and reinforcement. Discusses pay-for-performance structures, systems analysis and behavior-based safety specialty areas.
May be repeated for a maximum of four credits, provided topics change
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BEH 5506 Basic to Applied Continuum in Behavior Analysis Credit Hours: 1
Covers the relationship between current topics in the experimental analysis of behavior and applications. Includes applications of the matching law, time-based schedules and stimulus equivalence. Requires reading, class discussion, and writing and presenting papers.
May be repeated for a maximum of four credits, provided topics change
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BEH 5507 Behavior Analysis in Autism and Other Developmental Disabilities Credit Hours: 2
Covers behavioral assessment and treatment techniques used with individuals with autism and related developmental disabilities. May include assessment and treatment of self-injurious behavior and teaching functional communication.
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BEH 5508 Advanced ABA Treatment Planning Credit Hours: 3
Covers recognizing and responding to factors affecting the application of behavior analysis principles in community settings. Includes designing intervention plans to fit characteristics of social and physical context such as families and family homes; schools, service agencies and facilities; and places of employment, recreation and commerce.
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BEH 5510 Directed Readings in Behavior Analysis Credit Hours: 2 - 4
Selected readings and/or Web-based interactive exercises in a specific topic under the direction of a faculty member.
Requirement(s): Instructor approval
May be repeated for a maximum of four credits
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BEH 5899 Final Semester Thesis Credit Hours: 0 - 2
Variable registration for thesis completion after satisfaction of minimum registration requirements.
Requirement(s): Approval by Office of Graduate Programs and accepted petition to graduate
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BEH 5900 Thesis Preparation Credit Hours: 1
Includes guided review of research literature and/or pilot work relevant to the thesis topic.
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BEH 5999 Thesis Credit Hours: 3 - 6
Includes preparation and submission of a research thesis, the quality of which is judged acceptable by the ABA program chair, the college and graduate programs director.
Requirement(s): Considered a full-load if registered for at least three credits
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BEH 6301 Applications of Behavior Analysis to College Instruction Credit Hours: 3
Covers fundamentals of instructional design grounded in principles of learning derived from behavioral science and behavior analytic research. Emphasizes applications of programmed instruction, personalized systems of instruction, precision teaching, direct instruction, teaching machines and inter-teaching for collegiate instruction.
Majors in Behavior Analysis (8146, 8147, 8148, 8149, 9147)
Requirement(s): Enrollment in Behavior Analysis degree program or successful completion of BEH 5000 or BEH 5100 Concepts, Principles and Characteristics of Behavior Analysis
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BEH 6302 Verbal Behavior Credit Hours: 3
Covers B.F. Skinner’s analysis of verbal behavior from a conceptual and applied perspective. Takes material directly from Verbal Behavior (Skinner, 1957). Includes supplemental readings to provide more contemporary updates to the main text.
Majors in Behavior Analysis (9147)
Requirement(s): Admission to doctoral program or instructor approval
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BEH 6304 Complex Human Behavior Credit Hours: 3
Examines application of principles of behavior to complex human behavior (thinking, dreaming and imagining). Deepens conceptual and practical understanding of advanced topics in behavior analysis. Introduces theory and research that focuses on complex human behavior. Generates research questions and protocols to examine complex human behavior.
Recommended: Background knowledge equivalent to BEH 5100 Concepts, Principles and Characteristics of Behavior Analysis
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BEH 6800 Supervised Research Credit Hours: 1 - 6
Research conducted under the guidance of doctoral-level graduate faculty. Research may lead to preparation of a research proposal for dissertation work.
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BEH 6899 Final Semester Dissertation Credit Hours: 0 - 2
Variable registration for dissertation completion after satisfaction of minimum registration requirements.
Requirement(s): Approval by Office of Graduate Programs and accepted candidacy
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BEH 6999 Dissertation in Behavior Analysis Credit Hours: 3 - 12
Research and preparation for the doctoral dissertation.
Requirement(s): Admission to candidacy for the doctoral degree
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BIO 0002 Final Program Examination Credit Hours: 0
Requires registration in order to sit for the final program examination.
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BIO 0003 Final Program Examination 2 Credit Hours: 0
Requires registration in order to sit for the final program examination.
Prerequisite: BIO 0002 Corequisite: BIO 0002
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BIO 0004 Final Program Examination 3 Credit Hours: 0
Requires registration in order to sit for the final program examination.
Prerequisite: BIO 0003 Corequisite: BIO 0003
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BIO 1010 Biological Discovery 1 Credit Hours: 3
Introduces the fundamental principles of biochemistry, genetics, and molecular and cell biology. Emphasizes the structure and function of macromolecules and how they are integrated into cells. Includes the structure and regulation of gene expression, and the synthesis and structure of proteins.
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Recommended: High school biology and chemistry
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BIO 1020 Biological Discovery 2 Credit Hours: 3
Introduces the fundamental principles of evolution, biodiversity, physiology and ecology. Provides an integrated approach to the study of the hierarchal structure and function of living organisms and communities.
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Recommended: High school biology and chemistry
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