Courses

An introduction to earth and environmental sciences through career preparation and research methods. The course allows the sophomore level student to explore sub-disciplines and takes a comprehensive approach to the research process. This may include the development of a research question, identifying and working with relevant data, applying appropriate methods of analysis, and effectively formulating research findings.

An introduction to earth and environmental sciences through career preparation and research methods. The course allows the sophomore level student to explore sub-disciplines and takes a comprehensive approach to the research process. This may include the development of a research question, identifying and working with relevant data, applying appropriate methods of analysis, and effectively formulating research findings.

The development of mathematics from prehistoric times through late 19th century/early 20th century is explored. Emphasis is given to key people, problems, cultural influences for various historic periods that have shaped what we think of as contemporary mathematics.

Provides an understanding of antennas and transmission lines used in communications. Topics include: transmission lines, wave guides, antenna types, antenna applications, and telephone transmission lines.

Students translate their cumulative knowledge in anthropology to analyze current human challenges and to examine anthropology as a gateway to professional careers. It includes a project that enables them to reflect on what they learned and apply it to a broader context.

This course examines various theories of gender development and the positions of women and men cross-culturally.

An introduction to the history and historiography of South Africa through selected economic, environmental, social and political themes.

This undergraduate course is designed to develop skills and knowledge related to physical activity and physical fitness. Assessment labs for the five health-related fitness components will be included in this course. In addition, this course is designed to provide students with basic knowledge in the area of personal wellness, including nutrition, stress management, chronic diseases, and planning for and implementing a healthy lifestyle change.

This course introduces students to the effective practices, principles, and patterns of software development and testing.

In this course students will learn and apply effective practices, principles, and patterns of large-scale software development and testing as part of collaborative development teams.