Title: Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) in Agriculture

Description: Concepts and field work necessary to conduct safe operations with unmanned aerial systems used in agricultural operations. Field trips required.

Title: Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Measurement and Disclosure

Description: Stakeholder vs shareholder theory and the elements of useful disclosures and quality non-financial metrics. Coverage of domestic and international reporting requirements, carbon accounting, renewable energy credits, carbon offsets, and the current state of domestic and international privacy and data security regulations. Investigation into the challenges of developing relevant environmental equity and social justice performance metrics. Course content provides a foundation to pursue ESG-related certifications.

Title: Transaction Services (Interim New)

Description: Presentation, discussion and analysis of the various stages of a transaction, from strategic planning to post-close transaction matters

Title: Literacy Interventions for Students with Disabilities

Description: Methods for teaching literacy to students with mild disabilities. Collecting, analyzing, and interpreting data related to the teaching and programming of literacy instruction.

Title: Open-Source Investigations

Description: Modern intelligence techniques to collect, exploit, and analyze publicly and commercially available information. Ethical and legal issues.

Title: Digital Forensics

Description: Technical, legal, and practical scope of digital forensics. Application, techniques, and role of digital forensic investigations in law enforcement and private sector.

Title: Designing and Managing Programmed Experiences

Description: Theories, concepts and tools used to design and facilitate life-enhancing human experiences in sustainable natural resources recreation, parks, and tourism.

Title: Diagnosis and Psychopathology

Description: Etiology and nomenclature of mental, behavioral and neurodevelopmental disorders, with emphasis on differential diagnosis, diagnostic classification systems, and cultural and developmental implications for treatment planning in mental health counseling.

Title: Advanced Topics in Adversarial Machine Learning

Description: Preparation for foundational and applied research regarding the robustness and trustworthiness of today’s deep learning systems.

Title: Genetic Programming

Description: Overview of current techniques and applications of genetic programming, with occasional excursions into the history of fields like Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and automatic programming in general.

Title: Selected Topics in System Design and Analysis

Description: Selected topics in System design and analysis of current interest and importance.

Title: Selected Topics in Theory and Algorithms

Description: Selected topics in theory and algorithms of current interest and importance.

Title: Selected Topics in Data Analysis and Applications

Description: Selected topics in data analysis and applications of current interest and importance.

Title: Spartan Strategies for Success (Interim New)

Description: Foundations for academic and college success for College of Education students on academic probation

Title: Advanced Topics in Automated Vehicles

Description: Preparation for hands-on research into automated and connected vehicles.

Title: Educational Leadership and Transformation II

Description: Creating organizational value through leadership. Leading through conflict. Personal and collective leadership development. Connecting schools with civic life. Convening community groups for democratic deliberation.

Title: Analyzing Education Systems II

Description: Analyzing systems of educational organizations, including schools, local education agencies, and state education agencies. Theory and research on educational organizations to actual cases in order to identify interdependent strengths and weaknesses that support and/or undermine instructional improvement.

Title: Data and Decisions II

Description: Data collection and analysis for school improvement. Decision making criteria. Assessment of resource use and instructional learning outcomes. Data management. Legal and ethical use of data. Communication strategies.

Title: Research Preparation 2

Description: Processing of research questions, research design, and group dynamics in a cohort setting under faculty guidance.

Title: Marine Biology (Interim Change)

Description: Integration of biology, chemistry, and physics on organisms and habitats in the ocean and estuaries. Life history, functional adaptation, reproduction and physiology of marine organisms.

Title: Sales and Relationship Management in Wealth Management (Interim New)

Description: Overview of the issues, concepts, and tactics used in the financial planning and wealth management profession to market, sell, and manage ongoing client relationships. Focus will be on those who will be working in the industry after graduation.

Title: Introduction to Climate Change Studies

Description: A geographic exploration of climate change studies, including the introductory science and impacts, as well as possible climate scenarios and solutions.

Title: Philanthropy and Nonprofit Organizations

Description: Historical, conceptual, and applied aspects of philanthropy and nonprofit organizations and management in civil society, as well as their implications for research and practice.

Title: Houseplants and Interiorscapes Laboratory

Description: Houseplant identification, propagation techniques, and the impact of the greenhouse environment on the scheduling and quality of finished plant material. Field trip required.

Title: Introduction to Interdisciplinary Inquiry (Interim Change)

Description: Introduction to interdisciplinary ways of thinking and knowing in the social sciences.

Title: Interdisciplinary Research Methods (Interim Change)

Description: Interdisciplinary research questions and methods. Practical and ethical issues involved with primary, qualitative research methodologies. Interdisciplinary/integrative approaches to producing knowledge.

Title: Capstone in Interdisciplinary Studies (W) (Interim Change)

Description: Integration and application of interdisciplinary methods, models and theories in social science.

Title: Integrated Science Research and Engineering

Description: Exploration of the NGSS Science and Engineering Practices through novel research and engineering design projects.

Title: Foundational Earth Systems for Secondary Science Education

Description: Laboratory based exploration and implementation of 3D learning related to natural, physical, and chemical processes in the Universe, the planets and the Earth.

Title: Analytics Proseminar

Description: External speaker perspectives and/or lectures on topics related to the field of business data science and analytics.

Title: Philosophy of Yoga and Meditation

Description: Practice of self-observation and inner inquiry through the intellectual and practical study of the 8 limbs of yoga and meditation. The basic and practical philosophy of yoga.

Title: Foundations of Yoga Instruction

Description: Application and the physical practice of instructing yoga.

Title: Eminent Domain and Private Property Rights

Description: Deep dive into the hotly contested area of eminent domain.

Title: Corporate Compliance Failures

Description: Case studies to examine the ways that corporate compliance efforts can fail.

Title: Strikes, Lockouts, Injunctions and Picketing

Description: Federal protections and regulations under federal law to collective action in its various forms.

Title: Rights, Risks, and Remedies in Private Law

Description: Investigation of theoretical issues and current debates underlying the jurisprudence of private law, including torts, contracts, property, and remedies. Philosophical, economic, and other interdisciplinary approaches will be brought to bear on legal doctrine and policy.

Title: The Criminal Jury Today

Description: Functions and performance of the contemporary criminal jury system.

Title: Children’s Law and Policy

Description: Central themes and controversies in children’s law and policy in the United States, situating those topics in their historical, theoretical, and social contexts.

Title: Elder Law Practice (Interim New)

Description: Preparation of elder law related legal documents

Title: International Criminal Law Colloquium

Description: International criminal and humanitarian law from global practitioners and scholars in the field.

Title: Civil Environmental Litigation

Description: Overview of civil environmental litigation, including administrative hearings, trials, and appellate review.

Title: Public Speaking for Lawyers

Description: Strategic interviewing and negotiation skills, the significance of nonverbal body language, effective ways to present a client’s “story,” and persuasive oral argument techniques.

Title: Dispute Resolution and Contract Drafting Seminar

Description: Introduction to certain drafting principles and related dispute resolution options for contract drafters.

Title: Advanced Persuasive Techniques

Description: Expansion of persuasive writing skills through preparation of practice-ready documents.

Title: Public Defender Clinic I

Description: Representation in preconviction appellate matters which provide opportunities to interact with clients, strategize with trial counsel, argue in appellate courts, and appear in trial courts on ancillary matters.

Title: Introduction to Music Theory I (Interim New)

Description: Elements of music including meter, rhythm, melody, collections, counterpoint, form, harmony, texture, and timbre. Analysis, communication, and simple composition using these elements. Emphasis on developing interpretive skills as listeners and performers of music.

Title: Mathematics of Contract Pricing in Sports Analytics

Description: Employ tools from mathematics finance to value sports contracts in sports analytics. Connections with utility theory and constrained optimality. Analysis of sports organizations and the leagues they play in.

Title: Nursing Study Skills Seminar (Interim New)

Description: Provides students with the foundational tools to excel in both theoretical and practical aspects of the nursing curriculum.

Title: Health Assessment (Interim New)

Description: Introduction to the components of a comprehensive health assessment including distinguishing abnormal from normal assessment findings.

Title: Clinical Nursing Skills (Interim New)

Description: Provide foundational knowledge to develop competence in essential clinical skills and application to evidence-based nursing practice.

Title: Foundations of Nursing Practice (Interim New)

Description: Focus on foundational nursing concepts and application of the nursing process to evidence-based care to diverse populations.

Title: Nursing Care of Adults 1 (Interim New)

Description: Focuses on using the nursing process including critical thinking, clinical reasoning, and clinical decision-making to manage care for acute and chronically ill patients.

Title: Nursing Care of Adults II (Interim New)

Description: Application of the nursing process including critical thinking, clinical reasoning, and clinical decision-making to manage care for acute and chronically ill patients.

Title: Kaplan NCLEX Review Seminar (Interim New)

Description: Reinforce core nursing concepts to strengthen critical thinking and clinical judgment to promote NCLEX examination success.

Title: Transformational Leadership (Interim New)

Description: Integration of evidence-based practice competencies in professional nursing as it relates to leadership, management, and nursing care delivery systems.

Title: Nursing Care of the Childbearing Family and Beyond (Interim New)

Description: Theoretical concepts and clinical application of nursing care for the normal and at risk childbearing families and women’s health.

Title: Introduction to Global Health

Description: Introductory topics in global health.

Title: Global Health Research Methods

Description: Introduction to global health research methods, concepts, and practices.

Title: Introduction to One Health

Description: Introduction to global health using the One Health approach. The interconnectedness of the health of people, animals and their shared environment.

Title: Hospital Care Capstone

Description: Application of medical knowledge to patient care in hospital setting.

Title: Health Systems Science Capstone

Description: Foundations of healthcare systems, including medical economics, informatics, patient safety, and healthcare policy.

Title: Community-Based Service Learning

Description: Capstone for community-based service learning

Title: Introduction to Law

Description: Understanding the American legal system. Sources and interpretation of law in the United States.

Title: Quantitative Analysis I

Description: Foundational issues for statistical analysis and regression analysis.

Title: Quantitative Analysis II

Description: Advanced issues in the application of multiple regression approaches.

Title: Testing and Measurement Development

Description: Psychological testing theory and measurement development.

Title: Staffing Organizations

Description: Recruitment and selection practices and procedures for the workplace.

Title: Employee Attitudes and Engagement

Description: Employee attitudes, engagement, and their outcomes.

Title: Modern Regression Modeling

Description: Building, understanding, and using predictive models. Fundamentals of simple and multiple linear regression models and their application in both a Bayesian and Frequentist paradigm. Assessing validity of model assumptions. Other regression models including logistic regression, Poisson models, Quasi-Poisson models, and other generalized linear models.

Title: Seminar in English Education II

Description: Reflection on classroom teaching practice. Formation of professional learning communities devoted to collecting, analyzing, and interpreting data on English language arts teaching and learning. Dilemmas surrounding English language arts teaching practice.

Title: Student Teaching Internship in English Education

Description: Directed and evaluated internship in a secondary English language arts classroom. Increased emphasis on independent teaching. Maintaining classroom communities that ensure equitable access to important knowledge and skills. Assessing academic and social outcomes.

Title: Seminar in Mathematics Education II

Description: Reflection on classroom teaching practice. Formation of professional learning communities devoted to collecting, analyzing, and interpreting data on mathematics teaching and learning. Dilemmas surrounding mathematics teaching practice.

Title: Student Teaching Internship in Mathematics Education

Description: Directed and evaluated internship in a secondary mathematics classroom. Increased emphasis on independent teaching. Maintaining classroom communities that ensure equitable access to important knowledge and skills. Assessing academic and social outcomes.

Title: Seminar in Science Education II

Description: Reflection on classroom teaching practice. Formation of professional learning communities devoted to collecting, analyzing, and interpreting data on science teaching and learning. Dilemmas surrounding science teaching practice.

Title: Student Teaching Internship in Science Education

Description: Directed and evaluated internship in a secondary science classroom. Increased emphasis on independent teaching. Maintaining classroom communities that ensure equitable access to important knowledge and skills. Assessing academic and social outcomes.

Title: Seminar in Social Studies Education II

Description: Reflection on classroom teaching practice. Formation of professional learning communities devoted to collecting, analyzing, and interpreting data on social studies teaching and learning. Dilemmas surrounding social studies teaching practice.

Title: Student Teaching Internship in Social Studies Education

Description: Directed and evaluated internship in a secondary social studies classroom. Increased emphasis on independent teaching. Maintaining classroom communities that ensure equitable access to important knowledge and skills. Assessing academic and social outcomes.

Title: Seminar in World Language Education II

Description: Reflection on classroom teaching practice. Formation of professional learning communities devoted to collecting, analyzing, and interpreting data on language teaching and learning. Dilemmas surrounding world language teaching practice.

Title: Student Teaching Internship in World Language Education

Description: Directed and evaluated internship in a secondary world language classroom. Increased emphasis on independent teaching. Maintaining classroom communities that ensure equitable access to important knowledge and skills. Assessing academic and social outcomes.

Title: Special Topics in Urban Planning (Interim New)

Description: Issues and problems in contemporary urban planning.

Title: Advanced Topics in Automated Vehicles

Description: Preparation for hands-on research into automated and connected vehicles.

Title: Discipline-Specific Knowledge: Social Aspects of Behavior (Interim New)

Description: Foundational knowledge in social aspects of behavior for health service psychologists--including group processes, attributions, discrimination, attitudes, motivation.

Title: Discipline-Specific Knowledge: Developmental Aspects of Behavior (Interim New)

Description: Foundational knowledge for health service psychologists in key concepts and theories related to lifespan developmental processes.

Title: Discipline-Specific Knowledge: Affective Aspects of Behavior (Interim New)

Description: Foundational knowledge for health service psychologists about key concepts and theories related to affective influences on learning and behavior.

Title: History of Psychology (Interim New)

Description: Psychology's philosophical and physiological roots, major schools of thought, historical influences, major thought leaders. Selective nature of history, missing aspects of history, evolution of the field over time.

Title: Equity-Oriented Inquiry for Leaders 1

Description: Leadership inquiry as analytical framework for policy and practice: action and participatory research; theories of research and inquiry paradigms; development of skills in conducting literature reviews and identifying research problems; exploration of research praxis.

Title: Marine Biology and Ecosystem Experience (Interim New)

Description: Marine-based experiential learning field experience.

Title: Practicum II: Applied Skills in Data Analysis and Interpretation

Description: Advanced issues in the application of multiple regression approaches to analyzing data.

Title: RCAH 101: The First-Year Experience in RCAH (Interim New)

Description: Designed to help RCAH students build academic skills to support their transition from high school to their first year of college, with a particular focus on building a first-year cohort and building relationships with faculty and staff before the start of the fall semester. Creates a foundation for understanding how to navigate their curricular and cocurricular experiences in an interdisciplinary, residential college like RCAH.

Title: The World of Advertising

Description: Introduction to the role of advertising in business and commerce. Historical evolution, impact on culture and society, creative and placement processes, the future of advertising.

Title: Young Horse Handling (Interim New)

Description: Develop skill sets to safely work with weanling and yearling horses.

Title: Methods of Instructing Safe Horsemanship (Interim New)

Description: Aspects of a successful riding instruction program. Mentoring students in hands-on riding.

Title: Equine Business & Entrepreneurship (Interim New)

Description: Development and unique aspects of entrepreneurial equine enterprises.

Title: Introduction to Equine Assisted Services (Interim New)

Description: Principles of equine assisted services. Social, emotional, cognitive, physical, and self-esteem benefits to humans in therapeutic and non-therapeutic settings. Field trip required.

Title: Starting Horses Under Saddle I (Interim New)

Description: Specific training techniques to start horses under saddle.

Title: Equine Health (Interim New)

Description: Recognition and evaluation of equine health issues.

Title: Equine Nutrition (Interim New)

Description: Equine nutrition requirements and feeding management.

Title: Starting Horses Under Saddle II (Interim New)

Description: Students will demonstrate techniques to start untrained horses under saddle.

Title: Equine Science Seminar (Interim New)

Description: Explore advanced topics in equine science, focusing on recent research, industry trends, and critical issues..

Title: Project Management for Advertising and Public Relations

Description: Introduction to project management with a focus on projects typically found in the fields of advertising and public relations. Study and practice the fundamentals of managing a variety of projects from planning events to creating promotional materials.

Title: Foundations of Business: Cross-Functional Perspectives and Practices (Interim New)

Description: Overview of business disciplines to create understanding of the cross-functional nature of business. Foundations of accounting, finance, human resources, consulting, marketing, and supply chain management; global business; analytics; law/ethics; strategy; introduction to teamwork; leadership; project management.

Title: Medical Microbiology (Interim Change)

Description: Laboratory diagnosis, disease and epidemiology of the most common bacterial, viral, fungal and parasitic pathogens and concepts in infectious disease control, prevention and treatment.

Title: Medical Microbiology Laboratory (Interim Change)

Description: Practical experience in safely and accurately performing standard clinical microbiology tests to diagnose disease-causing microbes.

Title: Preparing for Professional Success: Transitioning from University to Career (Interim New)

Description: Prepares Broad students for the transition from university to professional careers. Covers workplace expectations, professional development, and life skills. Features guest speakers, alumni insights, and practical guidance on navigating the real world. Topics include personal finance, workplace etiquette, ethics, wellness, and post-graduation planning. Provides resources for career success and lifelong learning.

Title: Advanced Medical Microbiology (Interim Change)

Description: Advanced laboratory diagnosis, epidemiology, and prevention of infectious diseases using an anatomical system specimen approach to study a comprehensive set of human pathogens and microbiota.

Title: Advanced Medical Microbiology Laboratory (Interim Change)

Description: Practical experience in safely and accurately performing standard clinical microbiology tests to process clinical specimens, identify pathogens and perform and interpret susceptibility testing.

Title: Cyber-Crime and Cyber-Security

Description: Internet crimes and problems and procedures for cybersecurity.

Title: Computational Methods in Civil Engineering (Interim Change)

Description: Theoretical, numerical, and computational methods for civil engineering problems. Physical modeling, numerical techniques, and programming methods. Focus on civil engineering dynamics, solving systems of differential equations, and visualizing the results.

Title: Microbial Ecology (Interim Change)

Description: Microbial population and community interactions. Microbial activities in natural systems, including associations with plants or animals.

Title: Performance Tour (Interim New)

Description: Rehearsal for and participation in various departmental touring productions.

Title: Principles of Environmental Engineering and Science (Interim Change)

Description: Physical, chemical and biological processes related to environmental science and engineering. Analysis of environmental problems and solutions. Mass balance modeling of contaminant fate, transport and removal in environmental media engineering.

Title: Environmental Chemistry (Interim Change)

Description: Chemistry of environmental systems and air, water, and soil pollutants as applied to environmental engineering.

Title: Advanced Econometrics III (Interim Change)

Description: Fundamentals of time series econometrics; stationary time series; autoregressive moving average models; spectral analysis; vectors of time series; functional central limit theorem; nonstationary time series; deterministic trends and unit roots; stationary and cointegrating regression. Offered half of semester.

Title: Advanced Econometrics IV (Interim New)

Description: Numerical methods in econometrics; Monte Carlo simulation; finite sample properties of estimators and test statistics; the bootstrap; subsampling; simulated method of moments Offered half of semester.

Title: Applied Econometrics I (Interim Change)

Description: Applying formal econometrics to data focusing on estimation of treatment effects and applying to topics in applied research. Covers theory and emphasizes implementation. Topics may include linear regression based methods, nonlinear regression adjustment, and propensity score methods. Offered half of semester.

Title: Applied Econometrics II (Interim New)

Description: Applying formal econometrics to data with focusing on estimation of treatment effects and applying to topics in applied research. Covers theory and emphasizes implementation. Topics may include instrumental variables, regression discontinuity, difference-in-differences, synthetic control, semi-parametric, and non-parametric methods. Offered half of semester.

Title: Applied Econometrics III (Interim New)

Description: Applying formal econometrics to data focusing on estimation of structural models derived from economic theory. Covers theory and emphasizes implementation. Topics may include maximum likelihood estimation, discrete-choice models, and demand estimation. Offered half of semester.

Title: Econometric Theory I (Interim New)

Description: Large sample theory for extremum estimators and M-estimation; asymptotic normality with non-smooth objective functions; nonparametric estimation; semiparametric methods Offered half of semester.

Title: Econometric Theory II (Interim New)

Description: Unsupervised learning; dimension reduction; post-selection inference; double selection; incidental parameters problem; bias aware inference. Offered half of semester.

Title: Numerical Methods I (Interim New)

Description: Estimation techniques for static general equilibrium and heterogeneous agent models. Offered half of semester.

Title: Numerical Methods II (Interim New)

Description: Calibration, simulation and estimation methods for dynamic models and general equilibrium environments. Offered half of semester.

Title: Public Economics I (Interim Change)

Description: Efficiency and equity issues around market failure and taxation.  Topics include public goods, externalities, public choice, and optimal tax theory Offered half of semester.

Title: Public Economics II (Interim New)

Description: Efficiency and equity issues around market failure and income redistribution. Topics include optimal design for expenditure programs (including social insurance) and revenue for funding expenditure programs and achieving social goals. Offered half of semester.

Title: Development Economics I (Interim Change)

Description: Topics in development economics. May include growth, institutions, credit markets, and political economy. Offered half of semester.

Title: Development Economics II (Interim New)

Description: Further topics in development economics. May include human capital, health, gender, taxation and public expenditures, and insurance. Offered half of semester.

Title: Industrial Organization I (Interim Change)

Description: Key theoretical models in IO. Topics may include price discrimination, dynamic monopoly, strategic firm behavior in oligopoly, entry deterrence and exclusionary conducts, advertising, platform markets, R&D, and innovation. Offered half of semester.

Title: Industrial Organization II (Interim Change)

Description: Advanced tools & methods utilized in empirical IO. Topics may include differentiated product market, demand & supply, entry & exit, production function, productivity, and industry structures. Offered half of semester.

Title: Labor Economics I (Interim Change)

Description: Labor supply and demand. Labor market equilibrium and the structure of wages. Additional topics may include retirement, minimum wage. Offered half of semester.

Title: Labor Economics II (Interim Change)

Description: Human capital, education, and job training. Labor market discrimination. Unemployment. Additional topics may include job mobility, employer and employee learning. Offered half of semester.

Title: Applied Microeconomic Theory I (Interim Change)

Description: Analyses of strategic environments through the tools of Game Theory, using equilibrium concepts and refinements in static and dynamic settings focused on economics applications. Offered half of semester.

Title: Applied Microeconomic Theory II (Interim New)

Description: Models of beliefs, information, and learning with an emphasis on explaining human behavior and applications of economic interest. Offered half of semester.

Title: Applied Microeconomic Theory III (Interim Change)

Description: Applied theory of institution design, including topics such as mechanism design, matching theory, and political economy, with an emphasis on developing model-building skills that complement empirical applications. Offered half of semester.

Title: Applied Microeconomic Theory IV (Interim New)

Description: Applied theory of contracts and bargaining, including topics in industrial organization, labor and organizational economics, with an emphasis on developing model-building skills that complement empirical applications. Offered half of semester.

Title: Economics Research I (Interim New)

Description: How to write research papers in economics. Planning and executing a paper, writing exercises, and how to constructively provide and receive feedback on written work.

Title: Economics Research II (Interim New)

Description: How to write research papers in economics. Writing complete papers. Effective presentation of research findings. Techniques for polishing manuscripts and delivering professional presentations.

Title: Research Preparation 3

Description: Processing of research questions, research design, and group dynamics in a cohort setting under faculty guidance.

Title: Wetland Ecology and Management Laboratory (Interim New)

Description: Methods and tools for assessing wetland ecosystems and applying that information to develop conservation and management plans. Field trips required.

Title: Sales and Relationship Management in Wealth Management (Interim New)

Description: Overview of the issues, concepts, and tactics used in the financial planning and wealth management profession to market, sell, and manage ongoing client relationships. Focus will be on those who will be working in the industry after graduation.

Title: Introduction to the Nonprofit Sector (Interim New)

Description: Introduction to the nonprofit sector in the United States. A comprehensive exploration of the history, diversity, and societal impact of the nonprofit sector. Explores theories and key issues related to the existence, structures, and functions of nonprofit organizations.

Title: Nonprofit Financial Management (Interim New)

Description: Financial management of nonprofit organizations. Theoretical and applied aspects of nonprofit management issues, principles, and tools required for effective management of finances.

Title: Nonprofit Volunteer Management (Interim New)

Description: Introduction to nonprofit volunteer management. Strategies for building an effective volunteer management process. Theoretical foundations and practical skills necessary for managing volunteers in nonprofit organizations.

Title: Eukaryotic Molecular Genetics (Interim Change)

Description: Gene structure and function in animals, plants, and fungi. Basic aspects of modern human genetics and the genetic basis for disease. Molecular genetic analyses. Eukaryotic modeling systems.

Title: Master’s Research Project (Interim New)

Description: Directed research leading to a master’s project in partial fulfillment of Plan B master’s degree requirements.

Title: Independent Study (Interim New)

Description: Special projects, directed reading, and research arranged by an individual graduate student and a faculty member in areas supplementing regular course offerings.

Title: Special Topics in Healthcare Management (Interim New)

Description: Special topics supplementing regular course offerings proposed by faculty on a group study basis for graduate students.

Title: Information Systems & Algorithmic Thinking for Business (Interim New)

Description: In this course, students will explore the fundamentals of information systems concepts and applications relevant to business. They will learn to use common business software and programming language(s) to develop their algorithmic thinking abilities, gain hands-on experience with business software packages and learn information system topics necessary for technology literacy the digital workplace. The course will include programming and problem solving using a high-level language (such as Python) and the intersection with common business applications.

Title: Business Analytics (Interim New)

Description: Use of data and analytics to identify and create business value

Title: Advanced Documentary Filmmaking I (Interim New)

Description: Design and development of documentaries in a team setting using video and audio, still photography, web design, and print media. Participation in a production cycle including idea generation, research, design, production, and distribution.

Title: Korean Identities and Cultural Values (Interim New)

Description: Introduction to major themes in Korean identity and culture through literature, music, films, photographs, folktales, and the arts. Topics include everyday life in traditional and contemporary Korean culture as well as attitudes, ideas, feelings, and beliefs that are associated with Korean culture and identities. Taught in English.

Title: Korean Language in Culture and Society (Interim New)

Description: Contrastive analysis of the Korean language in culture and society, examining sociolinguistic phenomena in contemporary Korea. Topics include Confucianism and honorifics, language changes, gender differences, generation differences, linguistic identities, North and South Korean languages, and Korean contacts with other languages such as Chinese, Japanese and English. Taught in English and Korean.

Title: Korean Culture (W) (Interim New)

Description: In-depth analysis of historical, social, and cultural developments in the Korean-speaking world. Topics include the Korean War, North Korea, modernization, economic crisis, the women's movement, family life, multiculturalism, globalization, and digital Korea. Taught in English and Korean.

Title: Capstone Project: Korean (Interim New)

Description: Completion of a capstone paper or project reflective of student’s academic achievements in Korean Studies.

Title: Essentials of Strength & Conditioning II (Interim New)

Description: An expansion of Essentials of Strength & Conditioning focusing on improving short and long-term goals through proper exercise protocols for competitive and non-competitive sports and activities

Title: Advanced Sport Nutrition (Interim New)

Description: Explore the science of nutrition and the roles it plays in health, athletic performance, recovery, and weight management.

Title: Organizational Behavior in Sport (Interim New)

Description: Organizational socialization, stress, and wellbeing; organizational decision-making and teamwork; communication; organizational change.

Title: The Sport Enterprise: Sport Finance (Interim New)

Description: Economic and financial principles and theories applied to sport context; conducting financial analyses to guide decision-making and managerial recommendations; analysis of current sport-related economic and financial issues.

Title: The Sport Enterprise: Sport Marketing (Interim New)

Description: Foundations of theoretical and practical knowledge in marketing principles, techniques, and issues confronting professionals in sport organizations. Theories of marketing expounded through discussions, presentations, professional inquiry (business planning and proposals), and field experience.

Title: Psychosocial Aspects of Athletic Performance (Interim New)

Description: Exploration of psychosocial issues for competitive athletes, including athletic identity, social identity development, unique stressors of the sport context, and transition out of sport; mental health of athletes; planning, implementing, and evaluating mental skills training; theory and best practices in applied sport psychology.

Title: Advanced Research Methods in Kinesiology: Transparency, Openness, Replication

Description: Sources of bias and inferential errors in the research process. Questionable research practices. Bias-susceptible methodological practices in Kinesiology. Steps to improve replicability, openness, and transparency in conducting and reporting research.

Title: Skepticism and Inquiry in the Sport Sciences (Interim New)

Description: Evaluate the claims and evidence of products and services within the sports, health, and wellness industries by independently judging the effectiveness of claims presented; learn and practice methods of inquiry to test hypotheses and evaluate outcomes of practices.

Title: Foundations of Sport Analytics (Interim New)

Description: Comprehensive introduction to data analytics in sport settings, including tools and techniques to analyze real-world data and make informed decisions; Develop critical thinking and data analysis skills through descriptive, diagnostic, predictive, and prescriptive analyses; Statistical techniques and visualization principles; Ethics.

Title: Applied Sport Analytics (Interim New)

Description: Project-based course builds on Foundations of Sport Analytics course through development of student project in collaboration with instructor, using student-collected or instructor-provided data; Student engages in full-cycle of data analysis to final presentation.

Title: Introductory Human Genetics (Interim Change)

Description: Inheritance of human traits. Impact of genetic technology on society. Ethical and legal issues. Risks and benefits of genetic technology.

Title: Fundamentals of Microbiology (Interim Change)

Description: Microbial structure, function, growth, control, and diversity. Role of microbes in health, industry, and the environment.

Title: Introduction to Music Theory II (Interim New)

Description: A continuation of MUS 188. Elements of music including meter, rhythm, melody, collections, counterpoint, form, harmony, texture, and timbre. Analysis, communication, and simple composition using these elements. Emphasis on developing interpretive skills as listeners and performers of music. Particular emphasis on musical processes that introduce ambiguity and require interpretation.

Title: Introductory Microbiology (Interim Change)

Description: Fundamentals of microbiology, including microbial structure and function, nutrition and growth, death and control. Importance and applications of major microbial groups.

Title: Introductory Laboratory for General and Allied Health Microbiology (Interim Change)

Description: Methodology of microbiology. Microscopy, staining, aseptic technique, media, quantification, diagnostics, and laboratory safety.

Title: Human Genetics (Interim Change)

Description: Inheritance of human traits. Medical, molecular, physiological and forensic applications. Biochemical, clinical, and molecular genetics of human disease. Prenatal, pre-symptomatic, and clinical diagnosis. Ethical, legal and social considerations.

Title: Advanced Microbiology Laboratory (W) (Interim Change)

Description: Microbiological techniques and procedures to study physiology and genetics of bacteria and bacteriophages. Collection and critical assessment of quantitative data and written communication of results.

Title: Eukaryotic Cell Biology (Interim Change)

Description: Structure and function of nucleated cells. Emphasis on the molecular mechanisms that underlie cell processes.

Title: Bioinformatics and Computational Biology

Description: Computational approaches in modern biology with a focus on applications in genomics, systems biology, evolution, and structural biology.

Title: Computational Medicine

Description: Computational approaches in biology with a focus on medicine.

Title: Virology (Interim Change)

Description: Viruses and modern molecular biology. Viral replication and gene expression of the major classes of viruses. Virus-cell interactions and viral diseases.

Title: Prokaryotic Cell Physiology (Interim Change)

Description: Prokaryotic cell structure and function. Growth and replication. Macromolecular synthesis and control.

Title: Microbial Genetics (Interim Change)

Description: Genetics of bacteria, their viruses, plasmids, and transposons. Emphasis on genetic principles.

Title: Genomics (W) (Interim Change)

Description: High-throughput DNA sequencing and the study of genome structure, replication, evolution. Application of bioinformatics analyses for functional annotation, genetic diversity, ecology, and human health.

Title: Laboratory in Genetics & Genomics (W) (Interim Change)

Description: Genetics & genomics techniques using microbes. Collection and critical assessment of quantitative data and written communication of results.

Title: Immunology (Interim Change)

Description: Structure and function of molecules involved in immune responses. Quantification of immune responses and cellular participants. Immunologic abnormalities. Immunotherapy. Experimental approaches to dissection of immune functions.

Title: Molecular Pathogenesis (Interim Change)

Description: Molecular basis of microbial virulence. Nature of determinants and their role in overcoming host defense mechanisms.

Title: Simulating International Relations

Description: Theories of conflict and cooperation in international politics, diplomatic tools to navigate those issues, simulations to apply theory to real-world scenarios such as climate change, humanitarian intervention or border disputes.

Title: Special Problems in Microbiology (Interim Change)

Description: Library research or tutorial instruction in advanced laboratory techniques.

Title: Current Topics in Microbiology and Molecular Genetics (Interim Change)

Description: Capstone experience for microbiology majors. Presentation and discussion of journal articles. Writing of position papers. Topics such as microbial physiology, ecology, genetics, molecular biology, virology, immunology, or pathogenesis.

Title: Undergraduate Research Seminar (Interim Change)

Description: Presentation and group discussion of undergraduate research results.

Title: Professional Internship in Microbiology and Molecular Genetics (Interim Change)

Description: Professional work experience in a private or public sector organization related to the student’s major.

Title: Summer Undergraduate Research Institute in Genomics (W) (Interim Change)

Description: Directed independent research in teams using state-of-the- art genetic and genomic methods. Offered first half of semester.

Title: Undergraduate Research (Interim Change)

Description: Participation in a laboratory research project.

Title: Honors Research (Interim Change)

Description: Research project with thesis and oral report. A portion of Microbiology or Genomics and Molecular Genetics capstone experience.

Title: Medical Immunology (Interim Change)

Description: Basic principles of immunology. Overview of concepts and terminology in relation to human disease defenses.

Title: Medical Microbiology (Interim Change)

Description: Basic principles of microbiology including bacteriology, virology, mycology, and parasitology and their relationship to disease in humans.

Title: Veterinary Clinical Bacteriology Clerkship (Interim Change)

Description: Guided clinical bacteriology experience.

Title: Clinical Veterinary Virology Clerkship (Interim Change)

Description: Guided clinical virology experience.

Title: Veterinary Clinical Parasitology Clerkship (Interim Change)

Description: Guided clinical parasitology experience.

Title: Veterinary Microbiology Clerkship (Interim Change)

Description: Laboratory-based investigation of microbiological problems pertinent to veterinary medicine.

Title: Integrative Microbial Biology (Interim Change)

Description: Structural, metabolic, phylogenetic, and genomic diversity of microbes and microbial communities. Microbial ecology, evolution, and behavior. Regulation of gene expression. Microbial interactions with other microbes, animals, or plants

Title: Topics in Integrative Microbial Biology (Interim Change)

Description: In-depth study of a particular topic from integrative microbial biology.

Title: Molecular Virology (Interim Change)

Description: Molecular nature and biochemistry of replication of animal viruses. Current advances, research concepts, and the role of viruses in molecular biology research.

Title: Cell Structure and Function

Description: Molecular basis of structure and function. Cell properties: reproduction, dynamic organization, integration, programmed and integrative information transfer. Original investigations in all five kingdoms.

Title: Microbial Genetics (Interim Change)

Description: Gene structure and function. Genetic regulation at classical and molecular levels in prokaryotes and lower eukaryotes.

Title: Molecular Immunology (Interim Change)

Description: Protein structures and functions of immune receptors and molecules, gene expression and regulation, DNA rearrangements and antigen receptors diversifications.

Title: Cellular Immunology (Interim Change)

Description: Cells in the immune system, lymphocytes development and differentiation, cellular interactions in immune responses.

Title: Applied Immunology (Interim Change)

Description: Immunity against bacterial and viral infections, and cancer cells. Vaccines, Transplantation and Immunotherapies. Immunodeficiency and autoimmune diseases.

Title: Advanced Microbial Pathogenesis (Interim Change)

Description: Molecular basis of microbial virulence. Virulence factors of microorganisms and the relationship of these factors to disease; host-pathogen interactions.

Title: Special Problems in Microbiology (Interim Change)

Description: Individualized laboratory or library research.

Title: Seminar (Interim Change)

Description: Student review and presentation of selected topics in microbiology and public health.

Title: Master's Thesis Research (Interim Change)

Description: Master's thesis research.

Title: Topics in Microbiology (Interim Change)

Description: Topics are selected from traditional subdisciplines such as bacteriology, virology, cell biology, and immunology or from transecting subdisciplines such as microbial genetics, physiology, molecular biology and ecology.

Title: Doctoral Dissertation Research (Interim Change)

Description: Doctoral dissertation research.

Title: Calculus Concepts in Physics I (Interim Change)

Description: Kinematics, dynamics, applications of Newton's laws. PHY 233 with PHY 231 meets the requirements for calculus-based physics.

Title: Calculus Concepts in Physics II (Interim Change)

Description: Electricity and magnetism. PHY 342 with PHY 232 meets the requirements for calculus-based physics.

Title: Packaging Professional Seminar (Interim Change)

Description: Professional development, ethical conduct, leadership competency building, social responsibility and inclusive workplace strategies for academic and career success.

Title: Performance Management

Description: Performance management approaches for motivation and employee development.

Title: Workplace Learning and Development

Description: Research and practice to facilitate individual, team, and organizational learning and development.

Title: Practicum III: Developing a Training and Onboarding Program

Description: Assessment of training needs, development of a training plan, and the determination of training effectiveness.

Title: Religion and Social Media (Interim New)

Description: Survey and analysis of social media use to disseminate religious knowledge and forge identities online and offline.

Title: Untouchability, Religion, and Social Change in Asia (W) (Interim New)

Description: A survey of ideas and practices of untouchability in Asia, with religious, economic, social, and cultural factors. The course considers effects of untouchability and attempts to overcome it across Hindu, Buddhist, Muslim, Sikh, Christian, indigenous, and nonreligious groups, especially from 1800 to the present. Although focused on Asia, this course considers how people have invoked religion variously to justify, challenge, and change social hierarchy.

Title: Introduction to Sculpture (Interim New)

Description: A survey of contemporary sculpture concepts and practices, combining traditional techniques with the discipline's latest fabrication methods and ideas.

Title: Voice for Musical Theatre (Interim New)

Description: Musical theatre singing techniques for developing vocal awareness in acting the song through group study.

Title: Individual Voice for Musical Theatre (Interim New)

Description: Musical theatre singing techniques for developing vocal awareness in acting the song through individual study.

Title: Improvisation for Actors (Interim New)

Description: Principles and processes of improvisation, focused on applying concepts to performance

Title: Independent Study in Technology Engineering (Interim New)

Description: Supervised individual study in an area of Technology Engineering.

Title: Selected Topics in Technology Engineering (Interim New)

Description: Topics selected to supplement and enrich existing courses and lead to the development of new courses.

Title: Theatrical Stage Makeup (Interim New)

Description: Theory and application of two-dimensional and three-dimensional make-up for the stage.

Title: Independent Study in Technology Engineering (Interim New)

Description: Supervised individual study in an area of Technology Engineering

Title: Selected Topics in Technology Engineering (Interim New)

Description: Topics selected to supplement and enrich existing courses and lead to the development of new courses.

Title: World Language Teaching Methods I (Interim New)

Description: Second language theories in a US K-12 setting. Teaching the main areas of a foreign language in the target language. Lesson plan design and implementation including culture and differentiation.

Title: Classroom Management in American Schools (Interim New)

Description: Classroom management for teaching of a world language in PK-12 setting. Lesson planning and materials development. Organizing a classroom for learning. Motivating and engaging students.

Title: Compositing & Special Effects for Stage & Screen (Interim New)

Description: Design and technical aspects of motion graphics, animation and compositing for stage and screen.

Title: Theatrical Stage Makeup (Interim New)

Description: Theory and application of two-dimensional and three-dimensional make-up for the stage.

Title: Internship and Field Experiences in World Language Teaching I (Interim New)

Description: Supervised graduate classroom internship and field experience in world language teaching

Title: Internship and Field Experiences in World Language Teaching III (Interim New)

Description: Supervised graduate classroom internship and field experience in world language teaching

Title: Data Fluency and Writing for Urban Planners (Interim New)

Description: Data collection, analysis, and evidence-based argumentation for urban planners.

Title: Urban Placemaking in an Age of Globalization (Interim New)

Description: Application of placemaking to neighborhoods, communities, and cites. Planning and community building practices through a sustainability lens.

Title: Healthy Cities (Interim New)

Description: Impact of urban environments on public health. Causes of health disparities and policies that impact health outcomes.

Title: Undergraduate Studies Capstone (Interim New)

Description: This course integrates learning from certificate course work and experience learning to demonstrate mastery of the learning outcomes for the certificate program.

Title: Special Topics in Urban Planning (Interim New)

Description: Issues and current research in urban planning.

Title: Independent Study (Interim New)

Description: Special projects arranged by an individual student and a faculty member in areas supplementing regular course offerings.

Title: Capstone in Community Sustainability (Interim New)

Description: Professional development including reflections, considerations of competencies, and post-degree preparation for Community Sustainability students.

Title: Budget and Finance for Equity in Postsecondary Education

Description: Exploration of various budgeting and funding processes and concerns in postsecondary education. An equity-focused lens is employed to analyze inequalities and promote systemic change.

Title: Research Preparation 4

Description: Processing of research questions, research design, and group dynamics in a cohort setting under faculty guidance.

Title: Pathway to Family Medicine I

Description: Longitudinal primary care clinical experience.

Title: Advanced Documentary Filmmaking II (Interim New)

Description: Design and development of documentaries in a team setting using video and audio, still photography, web design, and print media. Participation in a production cycle including idea generation, research, design, production, and distribution.

Title: Special Topics

Description: Special topic areas relevant in work and organizational psychology.

Title: Practicum IV: Attitude Survey Development and Analysis

Description: Assessment of organizational issue, development attitude survey, implement survey, and analyze survey data and generate feedback report.

Title: Internship and Field Experiences in World Language Teaching II (Interim New)

Description: Supervised graduate classroom internship and field experience in world language teaching

Title: Internship and Field Experiences in World Language Teaching IV (Interim New)

Description: Supervised graduate classroom internship and field experience in world language teaching

Title: Equity-Oriented Inquiry for Leaders 2

Description: Leadership inquiry as an analytical framework for policy and practice: action and participatory research; theories of research and inquiry paradigms; basic techniques in quantitative, qualitative, and mixed methods research; exploration of research praxis. Proposal writing.

Title: World Language Teaching Methods II (Interim New)

Description: Second language theories in a US K-12 setting. Teaching the main areas of a foreign language in the target language. Lesson plan design and implementation including culture and differentiation, Summer Camp and Tutoring practice.

Title: Dissertation in Practice 1

Description: Group dissertation research: design, execution, and analysis of group dissertation in practice research projects.

Title: Pathway to Family Medicine II

Description: Longitudinal primary care clinical experience.

Title: Dissertation in Practice 2

Description: Group dissertation research: design, execution, and analysis of group dissertation in practice research projects.

Title: Pathway to Family Medicine III

Description: Longitudinal primary care clinical experience.

Title: Family Medicine Scholarly Activity

Description: Longitudinal primary care clinical experience.