Courses

Select topics in local, state, national and world politics. This course may be repeated for credit as long as content of the course has changed.

This class engages students in an advanced examination of the subfields of political science that are offered by the department. The course may be repeated with different faculty for up to 6 hours of credit.

This elective course involves advanced study (beyond entry level) of selected topics within physical practice, research, education and leadership. Topics vary from year to year.

The course focuses on advanced topics including the theoretical basis, mathematical foundations, and current research frontiers in remote sensing.

Analyze advanced issues that span multiple scientific or technical disciplines addressing pertinent theoretical, practical, and ethical issues.

Advanced treatment of selected topics in semiconductor devices. Course may be repeated for a maximum of 6 credit hours. 602 Samuel Ginn College of Engineering

This class is a comprehensive study of services marketing theories, concepts, and strategies; it includes an examination of cost controls, research methodologies, branding, customer service innovation, consumer behavior, and service delivery.

Advanced shipboard operations focuses on the expectations of the Third Mate, AGT, Oceans as a bridge watchstander or cargo officer on various types of vessels; emphasis on refreshing knowledge covering navigation, cargo handling and stowage, emergency response and onboard ship operations to prepare for immediate employment on board and for USCG examination; links to publications to help with additional knowledge and gain a deeper understanding of each topic…

Advanced GIS instruction and work in a variety of topics. Topics may include imagery interpretation, imagery classification, surface modeling, spatial manipulation, spatial languages, and statistical analysis of spatial data. This course may be taken twice for credit.