This certificate is designed for educators and other professionals who wish to gain expertise in behavior analysis. Candidates who complete this certificate will gain the necessary skills to solve problems and address concerns related to individuals with learning and behavioral challenges in school and community settings. This sequence meets the course work requirements for eligibility to take the Board Certified Behavior Analyst Examination.

Requirements

SESE 511 - Ethics and Professional Behavior for Behavior Analysts Credits: 3
SESE 515 - Introduction to Applied Behavior Analysis Credits: 3
SESE 570 - Conceptual Foundations and the Experimental Analysis of Behavior Credits: 3
SESE 708 - Advanced Behavior Assessment and Functional Analysis Credits: 3
SESE 709 - Advanced Applied Behavior Analysis and Research-based Interventions for Individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder Credits: 3
SESE 710 - Behavioral Applications and Consultation in School and Community Settings Credits: 3
SESE 792 - Seminar: Single-Case Research Methodologies for Behavior Analysts Credits: 3

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