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HNR 102
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Title: | Honors Colloquim I: |
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Long Title: | Honors Colloquim I: |
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Course Description: | Develops skills in interdisciplinary scholarly research, writing, and discourse, facilitated by an in-depth study of a major theme. The emphasis is on discussion, projects, and ways of integrating diverse information. This course includes opportunities for students to enhance their critical reflection, argumentation, and collaboration skills, and to explore aspects of cultural diversity in local and global contexts as they investigate the theme from a multi-disciplinary perspective. |
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Min Credit: | 2 |
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Course Notes: | NCE 10.24.16 JLG |
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Origin Notes: | RRCC |
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STANDARD COMPETENICES
1. Develop critical thinking skills and creative problem-solving approaches.
2. Research theme-related topics using primary literature.
3. Apply discipline-based and/or cross discipline-based, higher-order thinking skills to a range of topics and issues.
4. Select and organize credible evidence to support converging arguments.
5. Engage in self-directed learning and independent thinking.
6. Communicate effectively in one-on-one or group contexts.
7. Propose discipline-based and/or cross discipline-based solutions to problems using strategies appropriate to the subject.
TOPICAL OUTLINE
I. Introduction to colloquium theme
II. Primary literature exploration
III. Discussion and analysis of primary literature
IV. Research methods and applications
V. Exploration of local and global implications of program theme
VI. Evidence-based solutions to theme-related problems
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