INT4001 Interdisciplinary Studies Capstone

The interdisciplinary studies capstone is designed to foster complex learning and allow students to demonstrate interdisciplinary knowledge. Students are asked to draw on at least two disciplines studied during their upper level BA curriculum, to produce an artifact that demonstrates the depth and breadth of discipline content and methods necessary to investigate a complex academic issue. Throughout the course, students will be guided in planning, revising, researching, and producing a final product that meets the criteria set forth in the approved project proposal. Students will be expected to present their work during the last few weeks of their final semester to an invited audience. Intended to provide a lasting example of students’ analytical and practical abilities, each approved capstone project will require inquiry and analysis, critical and creative thinking, written and oral communication, information literacy, quantitative or qualitative literacy, and teamwork and problem-solving. This course is the final requirement for the BA in Liberal Studies degree, and traditionally completed in the student’s final semester of the degree program. Students must have completed INT4000 with a grade of “C” or higher. Credits: 3.000

INT4000 Lecture Min Credits: 3.00 Min Grade: C