Today is the anniversary of my first day teaching in the School of Education, UWSP. I taught two classes that day: tests and measurements and the thesis seminar for the master of education degree. They were part of the summer session courses and only ran for 8 weeks instead of the fall or spring sessions of 15 weeks. Such courses meet for 3 hours straight, five days a week. The seminar is usually the final step in the master's degree requirements, as the doctoral dissertation is the final step for the PhD. Some doctorates culminate in an EdD degree: Doctor of education.
Tests and measurements was a course that could be taken for graduate, that is, post-bachelor's degree, or for the master's degree. The link on these page leads to a download of the book I later put together for the tests and measurements course:
