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IDSY
5350. 3 sem. hrs.
GRADUATE TEACHING ASSISTANT WORKSHOP: TEACHING COLLEGE FRESHMEN
To prepare graduate teaching assistants for full classroom
responsibility in freshmen level courses. Topics include university
faculty responsibilities, classroom and office time management,
gender and cultural awareness, academic rules and regulations,
writing across the curriculum, and instructional activities.
This course serves primarily as a training class for Seminar
Leaders and does not automatically count toward MAIS degree
requirements. Students must receive approval from the
program coordinator and their degree committees before credit
for IDSY 5350 can be applied to their degree plan.
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Only
students admitted to the Master of Arts in Interdisciplinary
Study program may enroll in the following courses. Before
registering for these courses, a student must have completed
18 hours of graduate work. In addition, the student must obtain
faculty adviser committee approval by submitting a written
proposal for the work to be undertaken during the semester.
IDSY
5395. 3 sem. hrs.
THESIS
Thesis. May be taken twice, in two separate semesters. This
course is graded “credit” or “no credit.”
Prerequisite: approval of the student’s MAIS degree committee.
IDSY
5396. 3 sem. hrs.
INDIVIDUAL STUDY
Interdisciplinary research under the direction of and evaluated
by the student’s degree committee. (For individual study,
reading, or research in a specific area of study, see discipline
courses.)
IDSY
5397. 3 sem. hrs.
INTERDISCIPLINARY PROJECT.
A performance or an exhibit displaying competencies acquired
as a result of studies related to the student's area of concentration,
to be evaluated by the student's degree committee, and to
be graded "credit" or "no credit." Offered by application.
The application, accompanied by the project proposal, is due
the last class day of the semester preceding enrollment.
IDSY
5398. 3 sem. hrs.
INTERNSHIP.
An interdisciplinary oriented internship experience under
the direction of and evaluated by the student's degree committee.
This course is graded "credit" or "no credit." Offered on
application.
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