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EEPS 701: Computer Methods in Science
3.00 Credits
Wichita State University
EEPS 701. Computer Methods in Science (3) 1R; 2L. Survey of computer applications commonly used by scientists, emphasizing non-statistical applications. Includes computer-assisted instruction, data management, presentation packages, Internet resources, digital image analysis, graphics and spreadsheets, reference acquisition and management, desktop publishing, and specialized applications for modeling, simulations, mapping, and time-series analysis. Lectures and demonstrations involve individual hands-on activities and student projects. Prerequisite: graduate standing or instructor's consent.
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EEPS 701L: Comp Methods in Science Lab
0.00 Credits
Wichita State University
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EEPS 702: Research Methods
1.00 Credits
Wichita State University
EEPS 702. Research Methods (1). Essential elements and principles in scientific research, such as project design, funding application, literature research, implementation, collaboration, ethics, and publication. Includes guest resource persons from the library and research offices. Prerequisite: graduate standing or instructor's consent.
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EEPS 710: Great Discov/Controv in Sci
3.00 Credits
Wichita State University
Great Discoveries and Controversies in Science Foundation, history, and insights that led to great discoveries in various scientific fields, and which caused great and continuing controversies in scientific theory, the advancement of science, and lessons and perspectives to be learned for future scientific research. Course involves lectures, seminars, literature research, essay writing, and presentation by students. Prerequisite: graduate standing or instructor's consent.
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EEPS 720: Scientific Writing
1.00 Credits
Wichita State University
EEPS 720. Scientific Writing Procedure, organization, format, and style of a variety of technical and scientific publication vehicles, such as abstracts, professional journal articles, government and industrial reports, and paper and book reviews. Essential elements and skills of effective scientific written communication. Must be taken in conjunction with any course (except EEPS 889 and 890) that requires extensive writing. May be repeated two times for different courses for a maximum of 2 credits toward the degree. Prerequisite: EEPS 700.
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EEPS 721: Curr Iss Global Environment
3.00 Credits
Wichita State University
EEPS 721. Current Issues in Global Environmental Science Introduces and uses basic concepts relating to ecosystems, habitats, environments, and resources as a basis for understanding environmental problems at different spatial and temporal scales. An interdisciplinary approach frames these problems to facilitate understanding of inter-relationships required for environmental analysis, remediation and management. Prerequisite: EEPS 710 or instructor's consent.
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EEPS 760: Whole Earth Geophysics
3.00 Credits
Wichita State University
EEPS 760. Whole Earth Geophysics Examines the principles of physics as applied to both surface features and the interior configuration of the earth. Studies include an understanding and measurement of the physical properties of magnetism, heat flow, seismicity, and gravity. These physical parameters are used to determine the internal structure and to explain the active processes of the earth. Prerequisites: GEOL 111, MATH 243, and PHYS 214 or equivalent, or instructor's consent.
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EEPS 781: Cooperative Education
1.00 - 6.00 Credits
Wichita State University
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EEPS 889: Internship
1.00 - 6.00 Credits
Wichita State University
Internship Students may gain interdisciplinary skills by participating in applied and/or basic research internship projects with local business, industry, or government agencies. Enrollment in internship projects requires an approved proposal. Completion of an internship for graduation requires a formal oral presentation of the internship activity and a written report. For students choosing the internship option. Repeatable for a maximum of 6 credit hours toward the degree. Enrollment is limited to 3 credit hours before a student's internship proposal is approved. Prerequisite: consent of internship supervisor.
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EEPS 890: Thesis
1.00 - 6.00 Credits
Wichita State University
Thesis For students choosing the thesis option. Repeatable for a maximum of 6 credit hours toward the degree. Enrollment is limited to 3 credit hours before a student's thesis proposal is approved. Prerequisite: EEPS 720 and consent of thesis supervisor.
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