INTDEPED 7303 Foundations of Inquiry

Introduction to the intellectual foundations of educational and social inquiry. Includes the history and major positions of philosophy as well as their application to the practice of inquiry. Includes attention to the theory and practice of scholarship through critical reading and academic writing. Prerequisite(s): doctoral status or consent of college.

Course details

Term: 
Fall 2020
Section: 
60
Class Nbr: 
74639
Units: 
3
Dates: 
Aug 17, 2020 - Nov 25, 2020
Meeting times: 
Wednesday, 6:30-9 PM
PLUS Saturdays, 9/12/20 & 10/10/20, from 10AM - 4PM (Sat. meetings could be OnCampus or Zoom)
Cohort: 
Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) - Fall 2020 Cohort

Course delivery

Location: 
Zoom & Blackboard (eLearning)

Zoom is a desktop video conferencing system allowing for real-time interaction between instructors and students and requires access to a high-speed Internet connection, a webcam, and a headset microphone. Blackboard is a learning management system requiring Internet access and a web browser.

Instructor(s)

Laura Edwards
Laura.Edwards@uni.edu

Enrollment information

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Tuition & fees
Questions?
Carolina Wilson

Continuing and Distance Education

(319) 273-2121
Carolina.Wilson@uni.edu

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