11 courses with the subject ABA, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
In this course, students will learn about data collection, analysis and research methods used within Behavior Analysis. Course content includes measurement, data display and interpretation, single-case designs, and intervention and program evaluation. Course Codes: AC.
This course provides a comprehensive exploration of behavior change procedures within the framework of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). The course focuses on the principles and techniques used to change behavior effectively in various settings, including but not limited to clinical, educational, organizational, and community settings. Course Codes: AC.
Building from the behavior-change procedures learned in Behavior Assessment & Intervention I, this course explores the fundamental principles and practical applications of functional behavior assessment (FBA) and behavior intervention planning within the context of various settings including educational, clinical, home and community environments. Course Codes: AC.
This course explores interprofessional collaboration (IPC) in the context of applied behavior analysis (ABA). Students will examine how behavior analysts effectively work with professionals from other disciplines such as education, psychology, occupational therapy, speech-language pathology, medicine, and social work. Course Codes: AC.
This course provides an in-depth exploration of a sub-discipline of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) called Organizational Behavior Management (OBM) . Students will examine the principles and practices of ABA as they apply to organizational settings, focusing on performance analysis and management, supervision, staff training, behavioral systems analysis, organizational culture and leadership. Course Codes: AC.
Students in this course will learn ethical principles related to the practice of behavior analysis. Content will include NYS rules and regulations for Certified Behavior Analyst Assistants (CBAA), NYS professional conduct, NYS Mandated Reporter laws, the BACB’s ethics codes and requirements, the BACB’s code-enforcement mechanisms, and general professionalism. Course Codes: AC.
This course is a supervised fieldwork experience. The course includes 15 weeks of in-person fieldwork experiences supervised by a qualified supervisor per NYS and BACB regulations. Individual supervision will be conducted with the qualified supervisor at the practicum site. Group supervision will occur two times per month with all students currently enrolled in ABA clinical placements. Course Codes: AF.
This course is a supervised fieldwork experience. The course includes 15 weeks of in-person fieldwork experiences supervised by a qualified supervisor per NYS and BACB regulations. Individual supervision will be conducted with the qualified supervisor at the practicum site. Group supervision will occur two times per month for one hour with all students in ABA clinical placements. Course Codes: AF.
This course is a supervised fieldwork experience. The course includes 15 weeks of in-person fieldwork experiences supervised by a qualified supervisor per NYS and BACB regulations. Individual supervision will be conducted with the qualified supervisor at the practicum site. Group supervision will occur two times per month with all students currently assigned ABA clinical placements. Course Codes: AF.
This course is a supervised fieldwork experience. Students are expected to be at their fieldwork site for at least 400 hours over the 15-week course. Student availability and flexibility in scheduling are expected. Requirements may include work on Saturdays, Sunday, or evenings. Group supervision will occur two times per month with all students currently in ABA clinical placements. Course Codes: AF.
Source: Nazareth University's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 61
