This course introduces the students to the research trends and skills required to conduct valid research in exercise science, wellness, and health professions. Students will explore the latest trends, legal, and ethical issues as they relate to research. Students will develop skills in research, including research design, developing hypotheses and related research questions, conducting analysis and interpreting data, and presenting the data to an audience. The course will guide students through the development and implementation steps of a research project related to the exercise science, wellness, and health professions.
Prerequisites
| The following courses must be taken prior to this course |
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| ENG 102 - English Composition II, plus all other courses in the previous three semesters in the ESW AS program of study |
| MAT*106 - Math Applications, or MAT*130 Probability and Statistics, or MAT*131 - Introduction to Statistics I. |
| ESW 102 - Introduction to Exercise Science, Wellness and Sports Studies, plus all other courses in the previous three semesters in the ESW AS program of study |
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