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Course ID
Course
THS 943
THS 943
Proposal Study III
Course Credits: 3
Provides for sustained reading and reflection for students to identify their primary research question (or thesis) and the subsidiary questions and structure of argument required to answer it. Guided by the student's primary dissertation mentor. Student and faculty mentor will plan the readings or other work. At this point in the proposal process, students should begin to write their dissertation proposal. In rare instances, and with the mentor's approval, this course can be substituted for an elective that is particularly germane to the topic.
Prerequisite(s): THS 942
THS 944
THS 944
Proposal Study IV
Course Credits: 3
Provides for sustained reading, reflection, and writing regarding their dissertation topic, guided by the student's primary dissertation mentor. Student and faculty mentor will plan the readings or other work. At this point, students should be writing their dissertation proposal with the goal being a complete, revised proposal ready for defense by the time the student takes comprehensive exams at the end of coursework. In rare instances, and with the mentor's approval, this course can be substituted for an elective that is particularly germane to the topic.
Prerequisite(s): THS 943
THS 975
THS 975
Comprehensive Exam Prep
Course Credits: 0
Facilitates student preparation for the comprehensive examination in their discipline. Students review and synthesize core disciplinary literature, theories and methods, while preparing to demonstrate their readiness for dissertation research.
THS 991
THS 991
Dissertation Research
Course Credits: 1
Students write a dissertation which embodies the results of their original research and makes a genuine contribution to knowledge in the field of concentration.
Prerequisite(s): Official acceptance of dissertation proposal.
THS 992
THS 992
Dissertation Extension
Course Credits: 0
Permits students who have completed all required dissertation credits to work toward the completion of their dissertation.
THTR 101
THTR 101
Production
Course Credits: 1
Students must fulfil assigned technical crew responsibilities during the semester.
NB: First course must be 100 level. 300 level repeatable for credit.
THTR 102
THTR 102
Production
Course Credits: 1
Students must fulfil assigned technical crew responsibilities during the semester.
NB: First course must be 100 level. 300 level repeatable for credit.
THTR 111
THTR 111
Stagecraft I
Course Credits: 2
This course is an introduction to the basics of stage construction, costume construction, theatre technology, terminology, and common theatre practices
THTR 112
THTR 112
Stagecraft II
Course Credits: 2
This course is an introduction to the basics of stage lighting, sound, theatre technology, terminology, and common theatre practices