Courses

Russian-Soviet Mus

Students will design stage scenery for plays, operas, and musical theater. Not open tostudents who have completed DRAM 211.

Advanced study of scenic design for live performance. Expands on topics covered inDrama 212.

Sch Instr Program

This course introduces students to the field of education through examination of its cultural, social, historical, and philosophical aspects. The course engages students in a critical debate about schooling, society, and their role as teachers. The course introduces students to the reflective decision-making model through readings, course assignments, and field experiences.This course has an M&T Fee. For more info visit: http://qc.cuny.edu/?id=JU9F

First course in the undergraduate NYS Initial Certificate Sequence in Childhood Education 1-6. This course introduces students to the field of education through examination of its cultural, social, historical, and philosophical aspects.The course engages students in a critical debate about schooling, society, and their role as teachers. The course introduces students to the reflective decision-making model through readings, course assignments, and field experiences.

Science and society; principles for scientific exploration; scientific visualization and mathematical analysis: concepts and techniques; computing tools for visualization and computational analysis; Internet tools for science exploration; concept of integrated computing environment for scientific study and collaboration; PC- instrumentation. Applications to social science, biochemistry, psychology, physical, chemical, and earth science.

Examination of the scientific method, introduction to library and computer research skills, discussion of modern research problems with emphasis on research done at Queens College, and introduction to undergraduate research opportunities in the mathematical and natural sciences at Queens College.

This laboratory course is designed to introduce students to the tools needed to critically evaluate the scientific and medical information presented in the media (both in print and on the internet). This course will provide you insight into current scientific and medical discoveries with a focus on how they impact you. Each lab will explore a specific human disease/condition such as heart disease, flu pandemics, HIV, cancer and aging.

Examination of the dependence on Greek and Latin for the terminology, prefixes, suffices, and roots of words in the sciences. This course will demystify scientific and medical language and further amplify the student’s understanding of English vocabulary.