COURSE DETAIL
NURS7440 Instrumentation: Evaluation, Construction, and Testing
Credit hours: 3
Cluster: Systems, Leadership and Informatics
Course Level: graduate
Institution: University of Colorado Denver
Pre-requisites:
Course Description: This elective course is designed to provide a knowledge base and a set of experiences for students in the process of evaluating, constructing, and testing instruments to measure psychosocial and behavioral phenomena. Basic methodologies for evaluating existing psychosocial instruments for use in research will be discussed followed by inductive and deductive methods for designing new instruments and the establishment of testing procedures to assure the psychometric properties of the designed instrument.
Method of Instruction: Online, seminar format, using Blackboard platform. Intensive week in Aurora required. Dates to be determined
Campus visits required: TBA, possible intensive week in Aurora
Course Contact: Jennifer M. Smith
email: professional.development@ucdenver.edu
Tuition: NEXus Common Price
Other considerations: This course begins online, includes a 5-6 day intensive on campus at UC Denver, College of Nursing in Aurora (TBA) and continues online. Information on housing, location, books and readings, etc. will be sent after enrollment. Open to PhD and DNP students.
This course does not have any shared seats information available for a term.