BEX 300 Orientation Seminar offers an opportunity for students to familiarize themselves with their own goals as well as those of the program. It also provides students, staff and faculty to get to know each other in this environment. The Orientation Seminar is an introduction to the BEX program. And as a core course, it is intended to equip students with essential tools for conducting independent study and undergraduate research, and being community participants. This course is intended to equip the student with a variety of skills needed to be successful in the other Behavioral Science core courses as well as to equip the student to be a more effective life-long learner.
Students learn internet skills, writing skills, critical thinking skills, and quantitative skills.
Theoretical explanations may include, but not be limited to structural, conflict, interactionist, and evolutionary models. CR 3 Asst. Experimental, observational, correlational, case study, survey, and program evaluation designs will be covered. CR 3 Asst. BEX students may take these courses by tape delay.