This course equips graduate students with skills in academic writing, APA formatting, research literacy, time management, leadership foundations, critical thinking, and ethical AI use. It further deepens the study of worldview by examining Christian theism alongside major alternative worldviews and guiding students in applying, comparing, and articulating worldview frameworks in case analyses and future coursework.
A culminating discussion on applying worldview concepts, guiding students to articulate their own worldview, analyze case studies, assess characters’ beliefs and behaviors, and reflect on personal growth, academic readiness, and future challenges in graduate study.
2 Dec 2025
BUS601 - Lecture 6
A detailed exploration of major worldviews—Christian theism, deism, naturalism, nihilism, existentialism, Eastern pantheistic monism, new age spirituality, postmodernism, and Islamic theism—emphasizing critical comparison, behavioral implications, and the role of worldview analysis in academic evaluation.
2 Dec 2025
BUS601 - Lecture 5
An introduction to critical thinking and worldview analysis, covering interpretation, evaluation, synthesis, common cognitive biases, and the integration of a Christian worldview within academic inquiry.
2 Dec 2025
BUS601 - Lecture 4
Instruction on structuring time effectively for graduate study, including developing weekly plans, prioritizing tasks, coordinating academic and personal responsibilities, and using organization to sustain progress.
2 Dec 2025
BUS601 - Lecture 3
A thematic exploration of leadership concepts such as influence, authority, accountability, and planning, linking these ideas to course readings and emphasizing leadership as relational rather than positional.
2 Dec 2025
BUS601 - Lecture 2
A foundational explanation of how to distinguish scholarly from non-scholarly sources, including primary and secondary materials, peer review standards, and strategies for selecting credible evidence.
2 Dec 2025
BUS601 - Lecture 1
An outline of course expectations covering graduate writing, APA style, scholarly sourcing, library use, time management, critical thinking, and ethical academic practices, including the appropriate role of AI.
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