This course continues the work on the thesis completed in PL497. Under the supervision of a faculty advisor, each cadet executes the proposed thesis plan, submits a written thesis, and presents their project during Projects Day and/or at a professional conference. Regular meetings with faculty advisors are scheduled to discuss issues in methodology, complete data analyses, and critique draft papers.
This course allows selected cadets to design an advanced study project under the guidance of a member of the BSL faculty. The advanced study, designed with the guidance of the faculty advisor, can be a thesis, research program, or service learning project. Depending on the nature of the project, cadets will work individually or in small groups. Cadets may conduct work in such areas as Leadership, Engineering Psychology, Sociology, or Psychology.
This course allows selected cadets to design an independent study or research program under the guidance of a member of the BSL faculty. Cadets may conduct work in such areas as Leadership, Engineering Psychology, Sociology, or Psychology.
