Completing the Doctoral Capstone Project I

Course Description

This course focuses on the completion and refinement of the Evidence-Based Practice Capstone Project, encompassing Sections 1-4 with the necessary appendices. The Evidence-Based Practice Capstone Project represents the culminating activity in the degree program demonstrating students' development as cutting-edge, evidence-based practice scholar-practitioners. Students will ensure the quality of their capstone project document by confirming originality through a Turnitin report, meticulously documenting sources in a reference section, assessing scholarly writing quality using Grammarly, and acknowledging any appropriate use of Generative Artificial Intelligence (GAI). Students will present their capstone project to a peer group for feedback. Finally, students will select and prepare to complete one of the following Project Application Deliverables: A Practice Improvement Plan, a Grant Application Proposal, an Article Manuscript, or a Practitioner Presentation to Stakeholders. The Project Application Deliverables will be completed in EDDD 8026. A passing grade in EDDD 8026 is a prerequisite for this course. Note: The Main Issue and ultimately the Problem of Practice that you select must be aligned to your degree specialization. For example: If you are in the Early Childhood Education specialization, the Main Issue and the Problem of Practice for your capstone must focus on that educational specialization. 

Code

EDDD 8995

Credits

5

Subject

Education