Courses

In depth analysis of traffic engineering concepts related to intersection analysis (signalized and un-signalized) as well as arterial systems.

Course will emphasize completion of necessary steps for achieving The Pharmacist and Patient-Centered Diabetes Care certificate by the American Pharmacists Association, which will include but is not limited to: small group exercises, class discussions, simulated patient counseling (medication, lifestyle and devices). Permission of the Associate Dean for Academic Programs may be needed.

This course reviews single- and multi- variable optimization techniques of deterministic continuous systems. A review of the necessary (KKT) and sufficient conditions for optimality is given. We will review principles of dynamic programming and the Hamilton-Jacobi-Bellman (HJB) equation. We will also review Linear Programming (LP) problems and Quadratic Programming (QP) problems.

This course will prepare students for practice utilizing advanced clinical paradigms to engage in advanced clinical assessment. This course will integrate anti-racist and anti-oppressive frameworks to promote equity and inclusion in the assessment process with diverse, vulnerable populations.

This course trains students for advanced practice in the role of clinical supervisor. Students will learn anti-racist, anti-oppressive perspectives to engage with culturally responsive supervisory theory and practices. Students will engage in the process of ongoing critical self-reflection through the use of learning theories that will be connected to both anti-racist curriculum as well as supervisory theory.

Seminar in treatment and prevention of athletic injuries.

Advanced treatment of athletic injuries.

Provides training in the specific techniques necessary for ensemble performance. Emphasizes both ensemble and solo singing. Repertoire varies according to emphasis. 64 hours per semester of rehearsal required.

Examination of how environmental stresses, genetics, and cultural management practices influence the growth, development, and physiology of turfgrasses; exploration of how turf communities function within urban landscapes; introduction to environmental, social, and political issues encountered when managing these areas.