Courses

Investigation of advanced marketing topics that are relevant to contemporary marketing practices. The course will focus on current issues related to marketing in a high technology environment, relationship marketing, channel design and strategy, transportation, and logistics.

Management of marketing function of the firm: determination of objectives, organization and controls for effective utilization of marketing resources in coordinated effort with other major functional areas. Identification and selection of market opportunities. Competitive strategies and development of marketing policies and programs.

Investigation of advanced marketing topics that are relevant to contemporary marketing practices. The course will focus on current issues related to marketing in a high technology environment, relationship marketing, channel design and strategy, transportation, and logistics.

Practical application of recording, reporting, writing, editing, and producing journalistic and persuasive digital video materials for broadcast and online media. Course is the first in a two-course practicum program. May be repeated once for a maximum of 8 credits.

Practical application of writing and production for journalistic messages delivered through online media. Students will study media through a digital journalism lens to produce a large-scale multimedia journalism project. Specific course topics will vary from year to year. Course is the first in a two-course practicum program. May be repeated once for a maximum of 8 credits.

This course will analyze and evaluate innovative and emerging building materials, including both traditional and progressive building envelope systems. Students will cultivate an understanding of various building envelope systems' impacts on building performance, aesthetics, moisture transfer, durability, and energy and material resources. Special regard will be paid to material and systems' impact on sustainable design and building resiliency.

This is an introduction to polymeric materials and nanotechnology. This course will cover the fundamentals of polymer science including synthesis, characterization, properties, and applications of polymers. The course will also cover the fundamentals of nanotechnology including nanomaterials, nanofabrication, and the bio-nano interface.

Applies innovative tools and techniques for access and utilization of materials for children and young adults in the classroom as they relate to collaboration with teachers. E-books and other electronic media emphasized. Lesson plans that are technology-oriented will be developed as students explore the integration of a variety of materials as they relate to learning styles and enhancement of learning.

Classical and quantum mechanical model of atoms, bonding, magnetism, superconductivity, high strength low density materials, corrosion, biomedical materials.

Discussion of Additive Manufacturing (AM) and Advanced Materials for AM processes. The curriculum will encompass basic techniques for AM, including Liquid AM, Sheet AM, Wire AM, and Powder AM. Physical and mechanical properties of additively manufactured parts will be considered. A wide array of 3D-printing applications, such as biomedical, aerospace, army, and many custom products will be addressed.