Standard Seven
Using Complex Systems and Various Technologies to Enhance the Work of the Organization
Program completers use current technologies to improve and enrich their practice and
the work of the organization.
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ADS 750
Diversity in Organizations
COURSE DESCRIPTION
This course is designed to provide the candidate with an understanding of the current research on how
diversity among stakeholders in organizations affects the organizations and how the organizations impact
diverse groups and individuals. Candidates will utilize critical theories to analyze the strategies,
techniques and programs that are currently used by business, education, and public service organizations
to create and sustain ethical, human, and professional organizations reflective of contemporary diversity.
ADS 820
Advance Quantitative Research
COURSE DESCRIPTION
This course is designed to provide doctoral candidates with theoretical and practical preparation in quantitative research. Course work includes creation and development of hypotheses, conducting literature search, collection of data, designing research, analysis of data, and drawing appropriate conclusions. Candidates will become familiar with the ethics of quantitative research, especially the protocols for dealing with human subjects. They will be provided with hands-on experiences in using statistical software in order to complete various complex analysis of variance and regression procedures.
ADS 807
Geographic Information Systems & Research
COURSE DESCRIPTION
This course is a broad and intensive study of Geographic Information Systems (GIS). Using thisextensive computer-based mapping software, students will learn the nature and models of spatialdata, organize, manage, and present such data, as well as plan, conduct, and present research.Applications in various professional settings will be introduced and discussed. The course willemphasize the use of GIS in administrative and policy making settings.