Course Name: Research Methods
Course metrics
Notional learning hours: 40 hours.
Formal credit option: Yes as one part of 3 part course pathway.
Course: One of three micro courses for Introduction to Research Methods In Psychology
Credential: The following articulation pathways are available:
Level: 2nd Year Bachelor Degree Level
What’s it about
IRMP 102 is the second micro course in the Introduction to Research Methods in Psychology stream. The content of this course focuses on different types of research methods used to conduct research.
What will I learn?
In this micro course you will learn about many different types of research methods and how they are effectively used. By the end of the course you will be able to select and apply appropriate research methods for studies you want to complete.
What’s involved
There are 3 learning pathways each containing numerous resources and activities. The learning pathways are:
- Nonexperimental Research Methods
- Experimental Research Methods
- Practice Assignments
The micro-course can be completed in 40 hours, assessments included.
What prerequisites should I have if any?
Anyone is free to participate in this course. An internet connection and basic web browsing skills are recommended with the ability to create a blog and microblog account (instructions and self-study tutorials provided.) You are requested to keep a personal learning journal as reflection has been shown to increase learning markedly.
Learners aiming to submit assessments for formal academic credit will need to meet the normal university admission requirements of the conferring institution (e.g. language proficiency and school leaving certificates). Learners aiming for the 2nd year Bachelor level are advised to have completed the majority of their 1st year level subjects to have sufficient capability and experience for preparing assignments for 2nd year level of Bachelor study.
Each micro-course uses the knowledge gained in the previous one. The following prerequisites are recommended:
| Course |
Prerequisite
|
| IRMP101 |
None
|
| IRMP102 |
IRMP101
|
| IRMP103 |
IRMP101, IRMP102
|
Course Name: Research Methods
Course metrics
Notional learning hours: 40 hours.
Formal credit option: Yes as one part of 3 part course pathway.
Course: One of three micro courses for Introduction to Research Methods In Psychology
Credential: The following articulation pathways are available:
Level: 2nd Year Bachelor Degree Level
What’s it about
IRMP 102 is the second micro course in the Introduction to Research Methods in Psychology stream. The content of this course focuses on different types of research methods used to conduct research.
What will I learn?
In this micro course you will learn about many different types of research methods and how they are effectively used. By the end of the course you will be able to select and apply appropriate research methods for studies you want to complete.
What’s involved
There are 3 learning pathways each containing numerous resources and activities. The learning pathways are:
The micro-course can be completed in 40 hours, assessments included.
What prerequisites should I have if any?
Anyone is free to participate in this course. An internet connection and basic web browsing skills are recommended with the ability to create a blog and microblog account (instructions and self-study tutorials provided.) You are requested to keep a personal learning journal as reflection has been shown to increase learning markedly.
Learners aiming to submit assessments for formal academic credit will need to meet the normal university admission requirements of the conferring institution (e.g. language proficiency and school leaving certificates). Learners aiming for the 2nd year Bachelor level are advised to have completed the majority of their 1st year level subjects to have sufficient capability and experience for preparing assignments for 2nd year level of Bachelor study.
Each micro-course uses the knowledge gained in the previous one. The following prerequisites are recommended:
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