Courses

This seminar examines the growing movement to abolish the carceral state in its myriad manifestations. The class will begin with an exploration of the deep historical roots of the prison and policing abolitionist movement-- examining its theoretical foundations, critical junctures, and its numerous resistance fronts-- from the Attica Prison uprising to ?Abolish ICE? to ?Defund the Police.?

This course will focus on the ethnography of aboriginal peoples. It will cover such areas of culture as kinship, political systems, social organization, religion, and the interaction between aboriginal people and non-aboriginal people.

This course emphasizes techniques and principles required to build above grade forms and to provide practice in constructing above- grade form systems. Topics include beam forms, slab forms, flying- form tables, crane-set wall panels, gang-form system for walls, and stair forms. Upon completion, students should be able to build above- grade concrete form systems, flying- form tables for scale, and build gang-form systems for walls and stairs.

This course emphasizes techniques and principles required to build above grade forms and to provide practice in constructing abovegrade form systems. Topics include beam forms, slab forms, flying-form tables, crane-set wall panels, gang-form system for walls, and stair forms. Upon completion, students should be able to build abovegrade concrete form systems, flying-form tables for scale, and build gang- form systems for walls and stairs.

This course is a 1 day workshop offered just prior to the first semester nursing course, designed to enhance skills needed for success in the baccalaureate nursing program. Emphasis will be on the acquirement, development, and utilization of proper study, time management, stress management, and learning style strategies to enhance success and thus improve retention.

Non-credit Abroad Experience.

Completion of Office of International Programs-Auburn Abroad-Transfer application and Study Abroad Transfer Credit Form. Full time placeholder, zero credit hours. Allows graduate students to obtain financial aid, some scholarships (requires individual scholarship source approval).

Completion of Office of International Programs-Auburn Abroad-Transfer application and Study Abroad Transfer Credit Form. Full time placeholder. Allows undergraduate students to obtain financial aid, some scholarships requires individual scholarship source approval).

Students study advanced topics from group theory and ring theory. Other topics extensions, and an introduction to Galois theory.

Algebraic structure is emphasized in this course, which includes a study of groups, cryptography.