ADMPS 3016 - INTRO TO QUALITATIVE RESEARCH
COURSE INTRODUCES STUDENTS TO DISTINCT DISCOURSE COMMUNITIES THAT HAVE COALESCED AROUND DIFFERENT INQUIRY TRADITIONS (E.G. EMPIRICAL, INTERPRETIVE, CRITICAL) & MODES OF RESEARCH (E.G. NARRATIVE, ETHNOGRAPHIC, HISTORICAL, RHETORICAL, LIN GUISTIC). DIFFERING ASSUMPTIONS ABOUT HOW KNOWLEDGEIS GEN ERATED & THE NATURE OF TRUTH CLAIMS ARE EXPLORED. EMPHASIS GIVEN TO INTERPRETIVE TRADITION, IN WHICH TECHNIQUES OF DATA COLLECTION & DATA ANALYSIS STRATEGIES ARESECONDARY TO THE WAYS IN WHICH RESEARCHERS MAKE MEANING OF THEIR DATA. THEREFORE, WRITING AS A WAY OF COMING TO KNOW IS EMPHASIZED.
Credits: 3
Recent Instructors and Teaching Assistants
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Fall 2009 (2101)
NOTE: The registration period for this class has ended. No more registrations are being accepted.
Section: 1010-LEC (35832)
Class Status: Active (
Closed to enrollment)
Meeting Time(s): Mon @ 7:15 PM - 9:55 PM from 8/31/2009 - 12/19/2009
Meeting Place: WWPH 5404
Instructor: Michael Gunzenhauser
Credits: 3
Enrollment: 22 of 20 seats are filled
Registration is closed for this class
