Courses

This course broadens the student's concepts of parametric, feature-based, solid modeling using the 3-D concepts of parts. The student will be able to use SOLIDWORKS computer-aided design software to draw properly the views necessary to manufacture advanced designed parts.

Students will explore the art, craft and business of songwriting through a variety of exploratory and creative experiences. In addition, the student will produce a demonstration recording using various music technologies suitable for the song marketing in the music industry. A final project including the composition, arranging and production of a musical work is included.

A continuation of ENT 300, with hands-on, fully immersive activity in songwriting and collaboration. Creativity and craft will be equally explored in real world situations. Participation in listening workshop experiences and performances in class and/or recordings will be required.

Exploration of advanced sonographic procedures and emerging ultrasound applications. A grade of C or better is required in this course to take the next course.

This course covers exploration of advanced sonographic procedures and emerging ultrasound applications.

Exploration of advanced sonographic procedures and emerging ultrasound applications. Emphasis on high risk obstetrics and pediatrics.

This course focuses on the use of a digital audio workstation in the composition of music, sound, and scoring of theatrical moments on stage, as well as explores recording techniques. It also examines dramaturgical aspects of sound design. It is project-based, and includes a wide range of topics based on student interest and instructor discernment.

This course will explore concepts, theory, and performance of electrical, nuclear, and exotic space propulsion systems for use in space. This exploration will include fundamental physical processes exploited by these propulsion schemes. The course will also include concept, theory and performance of power generation methods in space. Systems studied will include low and high power systems intended for short term or long term applications.

Advanced topics in Space Weather with emphasis on practical effects and impacts on human technology and society: interaction of solar disturbances with Earth's magnetosphere, Solar Energetic Particles, and their effects; Forecasting and Nowcasting of Space Weather; Space Weather at Mars and other planets.

Continued development of oral skills; themes of current interest are presented for discussion. Exercises designed to provide the student with a working knowledge of conversational Spanish.