This writing intensive course explores a range of research tools to analyze human belief, behavior, and cultural practices, and the systems which they drive and are affected by to inform planning and critical inquiry. Students will learn to formulate appropriate research strategies and questions for conducting quantitative and qualitative research to explore a variety of approaches that address contemporary issues around all aspects of sustainability (economic, social, environmental, technical. Students will consider ethical, empathetic, and contextual sensitivities at all stages of the research process, from planning through to analysis and interpretation and will convey their findings through multi-modal means of communication as appropriate to the content and purpose of their research. Prerequisite: 2 groups WRTG-211 WRTG-215 or WRTG217;SOC 2XX or WRIT-201 or WRIT 202 Subject from GDIV, GCIT 3.000 Credit hours
- Subject
- DECM
- Type
- course
- Edition
- 2026
- Source
- catalog.jefferson.edu