PPAD 490 - Practicum
Description
Students work on an approved individual or team professional assignment with a relevant government, non-profit, or other organization. Class meets weekly during the term to work on practicum assignments and to translate practicum products into polished professional work products, which may become the basis for student theses. Work may be begun prior to the term in which the student enrolls in the class. Assessment based on practicum supervisor’s review, research paper and other products prepared, and contribution to peer reviews or team products.
Prerequisites
Junior or senior status and permission of the department.
Cross-listed
Same as PPAD 590.
When Offered
Offered in fall and spring.
(3 cr.)
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