All courses are 3 credits unless otherwise marked. This page only covers courses I've taken since beginning my Ph.D. Other relevant coursework is listed in my CV.
INST728B: Special Topics in Information Studies; Music Encoding for Preservation & Research
Taught by Dr. Jessica Grimmer
College of Information Studies, University of Maryland, College Park
Grade Received: TBD
INST728A: Special Topics in Information Studies; Digital Accessibility Law and Management
Taught by Dr. Jonathan Lazar
College of Information Studies, University of Maryland, College Park
Grade Received: TBD
INST878G: Special Topics in Information Studies; Participatory Design and Participatory Action Research
Taught by Dr. Beth Bonsignore
College of Information Studies, University of Maryland, College Park
Grade Received: TBD
INST802: Pragmatic and Methodological Foundations for Information Studies
Taught by Dr. Sheena Erete
College of Information Studies, University of Maryland, College Park
Grade Received: A+
SURV631: Questionnaire Design
Taught by Dr. Gina Walejko
College of Behavioral and Social Sciences, Joint Program in Survey Methodology, University of Maryland, College Park
2 credits
Grade Received: A
SURV635: Usability Testing for Survey Research
Taught by Drs. Emily McFarlane Geisen & Jennifer Romano
College of Behavioral and Social Sciences, Joint Program in Survey Methodology, University of Maryland, College Park
1 credit
Grade Received: A+
HLTH625: Community Assessment through Qualitative Methods
Taught by Dr. Zahra Saboori
School of Public Health, University of Maryland, College Park
Grade Received: A+
INST800: The Engaged Intellectual: An Introduction to Research and Academic Work
Taught by Dr. Mega Subramaniam
College of Information Studies, University of Maryland, College Park
Grade Received: A+
INST801: Theoretical and Epistemological Foundations in Information Studies
Taught by Dr. Joel Chan
College of Information Studies, University of Maryland, College Park
Grade Received: A+
INST878B: Information and Human Rights
Taught by Dr. Paul Jaeger
College of Information Studies, University of Maryland, College Park
Grade Received: A+
Integrative paper
Dissertation proposal & research
Dissertation research
Defense & graduation
INST800: The Engaged Intellectual: An Introduction to Research and Academic Work (3 credits)
INST801: Theoretical and Epistemological Foundations in Information Studies (3 credits)
INST802: Pragmatic and Methodological Foundations for Information Studies (3 credits)
INST878B: Information and Human Rights
INST728A: Special Topics in Information Studies; Digital Accessibility Law and Management
INST728B: Special Topics in Information Studies; Music Encoding for Preservation & Research
The 9 required methods credits must be broken up as follows: 3 credits of qualitative coursework, 3 credits of quantitative coursework, and 3 credits of mixed-methods, qualitative, or quantitative coursework.
SURV631: Questionnaire Design (2 credits) [Quatitative]
SURV635: Usability Testing for Survey Research (1 credit) [Quatitative]
HLTH625: Community Assessment through Qualitative Methods (3 credits) [Qualitative]
INST878G: Special Topics in Information Studies; Participatory Design and Participatory Action Research (3 credits) [Qualitative]