Welcome to the page for the graduate certificate in Applied Behavior Analysis. This is a program for those who hold or in the process of aqcuring a master's degree in another subject area who would like to sit for the BCBA exam or learn more about behavior analysis.
Program Objectives
Upon completion of the program, students will be able to:
Demonstrate a thorough understanding and knowledge of the concepts and principles that underlie applied behavior analysis.
Demonstrate a thorough understanding of the principles involved in functional behavior observation, assessment and analysis.
Demonstrate a thorough understanding of the principles that govern the application of behavior analysis to alleviate the behavioral challenges and problems experienced by persons with disabilities or socio-emotional challenges.
Understand the ethical and legal principles and responsibilities in the application of behavior principles.
Course Requirements
APBA 5000 Introduction to Applied Behavior Analysis (3 hours)
APBA 5110 Principles of Behavior Analysis (3 hours)
APBA 5120 Single-Subject Research Design (3 hours)
APBA 5130 Ethics and Professional Issues in Applied Behavior Analysis (3 hours)
APBA 5140 Behavior Change Procedures in Applied Behavior Analysis (3 hours)
APBA 5150 Functional Behavioral Assessment (3 hours)
APBA 5160 Supervision and Staff Performance in Applied Behavior Analysis (3 hours)