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No syllabus anywhere. I assume it's research, but what's it like? The schedule? The workload? Any info appreciated.
Lagraaaange said:No syllabus anywhere. I assume it's research, but what's it like? The schedule? The workload? Any info appreciated.
ZapperZ said:The work load, and how often you two meet, and how often he/she checks on your progress are something that you two discuss.
The purpose of "Independent Studies" is to provide students with the opportunity to conduct research or explore a topic of their own choosing under the guidance of a faculty mentor.
The difficulty level of "Independent Studies" can vary depending on the topic and the amount of work the student puts into it. However, it can be more challenging than other courses as it requires self-motivation and independent work.
Yes, you can choose any topic that aligns with your academic interests and is approved by your faculty mentor. It is recommended to choose a topic that is relevant to your field of study and can contribute to your future academic or career goals.
The level of interaction with the faculty mentor can vary depending on the course structure and the individual mentor. However, there will be regular meetings and communication for guidance and feedback on your progress.
The course "Independent Studies" allows students to develop critical thinking, research, and time management skills. It also provides the opportunity to delve deeper into a specific topic of interest and gain experience in independent learning and research, which can be valuable for graduate studies or future career opportunities.