ILS 180: Preparing For Your Undergraduate Research Experience

1 credit

Fall 2025 Distance Learning Lower Division
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This course is for prospective Purdue undergraduate researchers who are interested in conducting undergraduate research or creative endeavors. Purdue students who have not already started an independent research project with a research mentor will learn valuable skills to market themselves to individuals and research programs. Throughout the course, students will develop components for a final application packet to submit to a research team or program they choose. Department permission required.

Learning Outcomes

1Identity the professional and personal goals sought from an undergraduate research experience.

2Learn research skills such as assessing literature credibility and compiling a review of the topic important to all fields.

3Utilize online and in-person resources and programs to assist in locating and applying to undergraduate research experiences.

4Evaluate research programs/projects to determine how they fit within personal and professional goals.

5Create and submit an application/proposal including a resume' and personal statement for research programs/projects.

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