Courses

This course provides students with an in-depth look at information security concepts and applies the concepts through a variety of hands-on exercises related to common network attacks. This course examines different network attack patterns, and defense techniques and tools for attacks.

The course will consist of three phases: (1) a review of the topographic and internal anatomy of the nervous system; (2) discussions by the faculty concerning current research of interest in neuroanatomy; (3) discussions of functional and clinical neuroanatomy and areas of special interest.

This course is designed to further develop the student's advanced knowledge and skills for obtaining and recording a systematic health history and advanced physical examination of individuals and families across the lifespan. The course involves synthesis and application of nursing, biologic, psychologic, and socio-cultural knowledge and theories in comprehensive health assessment for the purposes of health promotion, differential diagnosis, and development of health records.

Students engage with an advanced understanding of advocacy work. Bridging rights movement and principles of empowerment-based advocacy. Issues surrounding are also explored.

This course will provide an overview of advocacy, collaboration amd consultation models and essential skills for professional school counselors and clinical mental health counselors. The role that each of these skills play in the professional identity of the school and mental health counselor and strategies for using these skills to promote systemic change and equitable social systems will be examined.

Strategies for development of advocacy programs in physical education. May count either KINE 5300 or KINE 6300.

The politics of emergent diseases, the controversies and conflicts among various social groups -- communities of sufferers, "disease champions," medical specialists, and their disciplinary organizations, biomedical researchers and their institutions, politicians and political institutions at the local, state and federal levels, and governmental bureaucracies -- and their impact on whether or not an emergent disease is recognized as a legitimate ailment, and if it is, what level of priority or

A graduate-level introduction to topics of ordinary differential equations and their applications in physics and engineering.

Study and application of organizational and communication theory of assessment of organizational and communication needs. Critical analysis of intervention programs and strategies.

An in-depth exploration of organizing in educational settings. Organizational theories and models are examined, as is their application to educational settings, particularly when challenges or changes are introduced.