Courses

This course provides an integrated understanding of the federal taxation of individuals, entities, and property transactions. A particular emphasis will be placed on identifying issues, analyzing facts, evaluating the accounting literature, and determining the appropriate response.

This course provides an integrated understanding of the federal taxation of individuals, entities, and property transactions. A particular emphasis will be placed on identifying issues, analyzing facts, evaluating the accounting literature, and determining the appropriate response.

Topic varies from semester to semester. Advanced study of one or moreplaywrights, theater companies, theatrical theories or methods, or periods of theater history. May incorporate a creative component. Sample topics are “Devisedand Collaboratively Created Theater,” “Gender and Sexuality in Theater since1970,” “African-American Theater 1960- present.” May be repeated for credit if adifferent topic is studied.

This course is a philosophical examination of some of the most pressing ethical questions raised by the emergence of powerful AI. We will consider what sort of reliance on AI is morally permissible, under what circumstances the development of AI is itself morally permissible, and how humans should respond to the ethical dilemmas imposed upon us by AI.

Designed for theology minors, as a preparation for the senior seminar, the content of this course will vary, but will always include a research paper, 20-25 pages, and a formal oral presentation of the paper to the class. It offers greater depth of inquiry and assumes a basic foundation in theological study.

Generalization of such topics as functions, continuous functions, open, closed, compact and connected MTH 4424 or 5524, MTH 4426 or 5526 or permission of instructor.

This course acquaints students with selected theories, methods, techniques, current issues, practices, and principles that govern tourism behavior.

Building upon the technical and practical concepts of basic towing covered in MART 311 by completing the required practical USCG Assessments to qualify for the Near Coastal/Oceans Towing Officer Assessment Record (TOAR); successful completion of the TOAR enables graduation with a Mate of Towing endorsement on the USCG Merchant Mariners Credential (MMC) - Third Mate Unlimited license.

This course evaluates components of transportation systems by applying principles of transportation engineering, geometric design of highways, and study of warrants for traffic control devices. Additional topics include analysis of traffic flow theory and characteristics, levels of service, and capacity of urban and rural highways, design and analysis of traffic signals and timing plans, and analysis of urban and highway traffic characteristics using simulation software.

This course is an introduction to basic components of transportation systems and fundamentals of transportation engineering. Topics include geometric design of highways, study of warrants for traffic control devices, analysis of traffic flow theory and characteristics, levels of service, capacity of urban and rural highways, design and analysis of traffic signals and timing plans, and analysis of urban and highway traffic characteristics using simulation software.