PHYSICS 304: Scientific Research Preparation

Course Description

Through completion of immersive and structured hands-on learning activities, students gain generalized practical and technical skills that are in demand for STEM (Science-Technology-Engineering-Math) internships and that are needed for dynamic careers in scientific, engineering, and Tech research and development sectors. Students learn transferable data analysis, critical thinking, problem-solving, coding, technical communication, and technological literacy skills through the realistic application of concepts, tools, and methods commonly employed in basic research. No previous experience with computer coding nor research methods is required.