Auburn Bulletin 2024-2025

Consumer and Design Sciences — MS

CodeTitleHours
Consumer and Design Sciences Thesis (MS)
CADS 7040Protocol for Graduate Study1
CADS 7050Research Methods in Consumer and Design Sciences3
CADS 7060Survey of Consumer and Design Sciences Research3
Select One of the following Graduate level Statistics Course:3
Principles of Predictive Modeling
Predictive Modeling for Business Decisions
Business Data Management and Acquisition
Descriptive Analytics for Business Decisions
Econometrics I
Theory and Methodology of Qualitative Research
Applied Qualitative Research
Design and Analysis in Education I
Design and Analysis in Education II
Advanced Research Methods: Covariance Structure Analysis
Multilevel Modeling
Statistical Analysis of Survey, Aggregate, and Large Data Sources
Experimental Statistics I
Experimental Statistics II
Regression Analysis
Categorical Data Analysis
Statistical Analysis of Survey, Aggregate and Large Data Sources
Nonparametric Statistics
Applied Multivariate Statistical Analysis
Applied Time Series Analysis
Select One of the following Graduate level Theory Course:3
Environmental Design Theories and Applications
Aesthetics Theory in Consumer and Design Sciences
Social Psychological Theories in Consumer and Design Sciences
Consumer Theory in Apparel and Interiors
Sustainability Theory and Applications
Apparel and Interiors Branding
Electives to support thesis topic or to meet career goals13
Research and Thesis (Thesis Option) 4-6 credit hours4-6
Total Hours30-32


 

CodeTitleHours
Consumer and Design Sciences Non-Thesis (MS)
CADS 7040Protocol for Graduate Study1
CADS 7060Survey of Consumer and Design Sciences Research3
Electives to support career goals to include a minimum of 14 CADS course hours26
Total Hours30