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Course Description- Fall 2010
LIS 9809 (809) (Fall 2010)
Advanced Research Methods
Instructor:
P. McKenzie
Course Description
The role of theory in research. The choice of a research problem. Design of research projects. Use of a range of research methods. Final examination.
(N/A to MLIS Students)