Courses

Explanation of the principles of Medicinal Chemistry progressing to qualitative and quantitative descriptions of the synthesis, influence of physical and chemical properties of chemical substances on biological activity and biodisposition.

Advanced study of organic medicinal agents featuring organic synthesis, chemical and pharmacological properties and current literature topics.

An advanced course that builds upon and expands the foundational concepts introduced in HTM 220. This project-centered course offers a hands-on learning experience, enabling students to plan and execute events by integrating the knowledge acquired from their previous Hospitality and Tourism courses. The course is designed to empower students to further enhance their management and leadership skills, equipping them for future careers in the events industry.

This course is an advanced study of category management strategies with an emphasis on recognizing and evaluating performance date in space planning. This capstone course focuses on creating visual displays based on product selection and projected profit and sales.

This course serves as a capstone course for agricultural science students with address and solve a complex problem and as a result may design and construct

This course is an advanced study of metallurgy as it applies to fabrication processes. Includes structure, identification, and testing of metals. Also covers temperature changes and their effect on metals, properties of metals, and factors affecting fabrication of various metals. Course is 96 Contact Hrs.

This course emphasizes research, experimentation, advanced processes, and conceptual approaches related to the discipline of metalsmithing with an additional focus on historical and contemporary forms. Students engage with and pursue a personal, comprehensive body of work. This course is repeatable for credit.

Project development in an open-studio atmosphere. Individualized instruction to encourage skill combinations and experimentation. Topics include portfolio preparation and presentation. This course places emphasis towards completion of one significant piece of work. Evaluations at mid-term and final to discuss work.

The student will design, present, and build a forged and fabricated steel composition. This project will utilize skills acquired throughout the student's course of study. Capstone course.

The study of the Earth’s atmosphere and processes within it. Topics include weather, currents, geostrophic effects, prediction, and warnings. Historical events will be discussed