Doctor's degree Philosophy - North Dakota State University - Main Campus

Doctor's degree Philosophy from North Dakota State University - Main Campus is a Campus Ph.D Philosophy degree that prepares you for a Liberal Arts career. Philosophy about the Ph.D. Program in Mechanical Engineering The philosophy taken by the ME Department with the Ph.D. Program is to empower the student, his/her major adviser, and supervisory committee to tailor the student\\\'s studies according to his/her background, skills, interests, and challenges within the student\\\'s area of interest. The milestones and requirements described herein are intended to be minimal in nature, subject to the requirements of the NDSU Graduate School. It is expected that they will often be expanded as necessary by the student\\\'s major adviser and supervisory committee in order to ensure that the student receives the background he/she will need upon leaving NDSU. This philosophy makes it imperative that the student begin working closely with his/her major adviser and supervisory committee as soon as possible. The student can expect the following: The student\\\'s major adviser will typically be an expert in the student\\\'s area of interest and will have the greatest knowledge of what is needed to conduct Ph.D. level research in the student\\\'s chosen area; and The student\\\'s supervisory committee members will typically be experts in related areas, which can provide greater breadth of knowledge than one person can provide. Together, the student\\\'s major adviser and supervisory committee will help guide the student towards completion of his/her Ph.D. degree by: Helping to develop the student\\\'s technical skills (i.e. helping to develop a Plan of Study) to the point where he/she has the skills necessary to conduct research at the Ph.D. level; Helping the student learn what is involved in conducting original research at the Ph.D. level; and Helping to develop the student\\\'s research skills (i.e., helping to develop the student?s dissertation proposal for the student\\\'s comprehensive/preliminary exam). View more details on North Dakota State University - Main Campus . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Philosophy courses.