Courses

Select readings from Greek prose and poetry. An effort is made to accommodate the student's special interests. Offered according to demand.

An advanced course in the grammar and syntax of the Greek language.

More select readings from Greek prose and poetry. An effort is made to accommodate the student's special interests. Offered according to demand.

A continuation of FD 6313. An advanced course in the grammar and syntax of the Greek language.

Readings of the New Testament and works contemporary with it in the original language; introduction to the linguistic, historical, literary and cultural background of the New Testament. May be repeated for credit with different readings.

This course covers hardware and software techniques to improve the energy-efficiency of computing systems. Topics include best practices in building energy-efficient data centers and mobile devices, current trends in reducing the energy consumption of processors and storage components, energy-aware resource management, software optimizations, and hands-on experience on power-measurable systems.

Students analyze and critique issues related to physiological and psychosocial assessments and interventions, crisis intervention after natural disasters, man-made uncomplicated and complicated grief.

Various theories of group work, review of basic group leadership skills, and basics of group process; provides integration of concepts and skills; opportunities to lead groups with supervision and ongoing feedback, participation in demonstrations of various group models, writing of reaction/thought/positions papers.

Plant growth and development from seed germination, through maturity and senescence. Spring.

Advanced topics in GTAW welding, including welding in various positions and directions. Practice include slow/high carbon steel, stainless steel, aluminum.