All Courses

  • Fall 2020 Principles of Geophysics (GEOL-3005-01)

    Priority will be given to students enrolled in the Geology major

  • Fall 2020 Laboratory (GEOL-3005-11)

    Mechanisms and driving forces of Earth deformation, at length-scales from the tectonic to the microstructural. Introduces solid bodies, including stress and strain, with applications to plate tectonics, and surficial processes. Heat flow, electrical and electromagnetic fields are introduced, with applications to tectonic and hydrologic problems. (Normally offered fall semester). Prerequisites: 1000-level GEOL course with lab, PHYS 1110 or 1210.

  • Fall 2020 Laboratory (GEOL-3005-12)

    Mechanisms and driving forces of Earth deformation, at length-scales from the tectonic to the microstructural. Introduces solid bodies, including stress and strain, with applications to plate tectonics, and surficial processes. Heat flow, electrical and electromagnetic fields are introduced, with applications to tectonic and hydrologic problems. (Normally offered fall semester). Prerequisites: 1000-level GEOL course with lab, PHYS 1110 or 1210.

  • Fall 2020 US Military History (HIST-2020-40)

    Surveys military experiences of U.S. from colonial period to the present. In addition to specific wars, examines military doctrines and political, social and economic forces that shaped conduct of war in American history.

  • Fall 2020 20th Cent Thea Dvrsty (THEA-3910-01)

    Meets A&S Core Diversity in the U.S.....................Studies plays and production techniques, withinthe context of historical and sociological events,as developd in the 20th Century that has led to thecultural diversity seen in modern theatre.Prerequisite: junior standing.

  • Fall 2020 Tp: Fundmntls of Instruction (COJO-5210-01)

    Intensive examination of current theoretical issues in communication. Course content varies. Graduate students are expected to follow a rigorous reading schedule and submit a major paper or research project. Prerequisite: graduate standing.

  • Fall 2020 Problems: (ZOO-4900-51)

    For advanced students. Studies some particular problem or phase of zoology, or presents reviews and discussions of current advancement in zoological investigations. Content is arranged to suit individual needs of students. Prerequisites: LIFE 2020 and other courses necessary to pursue the problem selected; prior written consent of the instructor.

  • Fall 2020 ER: Academia (PHCY-6465-01A)

    Elective advanced pharmacy practice experience that is available in a variety of practice environments (e.g. direct patient care settings, management, research, and other pharmacy-related locations). Rotation requires active participation and application of knowledge, skills, values, and attitudes. Prerequisite: grade of C or higher in PHCY 6351 and PHCY 6357.

  • Fall 2020 FYS: Bits & Bytes (EE-1101-01)

    Students will critically examine and evaluate evidence,claims, beliefs, or points of view about meaningful,relevant issues related to Electrical and Computerengineering. Students will be introduced to activelearning, inquiry of pressing issues, and individual andcollaborative processing of ideas. In addition, studentswill be introduced to Electrical and Computerengineering areas using hands-on experiments. Thiscourse involves problem solving, critical thinking andethics, team work skills, hands-on experiments, aswell as activities to help transition to universityenvironment.

  • Fall 2020 Intro to Livestock Evaluation (ANSC-3545-01)

    Objectively evaluate livestock species including cattle, sheep, swine, and goats for both market and breeding standards. Improve communication skills and terminology through oral and written reasons. Gain an understanding of expected progeny differences and how they relate to selection and livestock production. Prerequisite: FDSC 2040 or instructor approval.

  • Fall 2020 Literature, Media & Culture (ENGL-2020-02)

    Introduces students to the basic tools of literary, film, and media analysis and develops students' critical writing, digital analysis, and oral communication skills. No expertise in literary criticism or film theory is necessary in this course; all majors are welcome. Prerequisite: COM1. COM1 may not be taken concurrently.

  • Fall 2020 Intr to Meat Judging (FDSC-3545-01)

    USDA grading standards, value pricing, yield and quality attributes of meat are used to evaluate products. Improve communication skills and terminology through oral and written reasons. Requires field trips. Prerequisite: FDSC 2040

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