The course focuses on the principles and concepts of operant and respondent conditioning. The content prepares students to take the BCBA exam.

This course will provide the student with the underlying theoretical and philosophical foundations of behavior analysis. The content prepares students to take the BCBA exam.

Course content includes measurement, data display, and interpretation, single-case designs, and research ethics. The content prepares students to take the BCBA exam.

Students will learn to select and implement behavior assessment and intervention strategies. The content prepares students to take the BCBA exam.

Pre-req: ABA 600 with a minimum grade of C.

This course is a continuation of ABA 630. Students will apply behavioral principles in multiple areas of practice. The content prepares students to take the BCBA exam.

Pre-req: ABA 600 with a minimum grade of C and ABA 630 with a minimum grade of C.

This course focuses on behavior change and collaboration at the system's level. The content prepares students to take the BCBA exam.

A review of ethical principles related to research and practice in Applied Behavior Analysis. The content prepares students to take the BCBA exam.

Concentrated fieldwork at approved site in accordance with BACB requirements. Students must take 3 credit hours per semester for a total of 9 hours. Requires instructor approval and an application.

Pre-req: ABA 600 with a minimum grade of C.

Students will investigate a research problem of theoretical interest and practical value. May only be taken with permission.