Courses

Students will analyze multiple pieces of longform, narrative journalism that have some connection to sports. This analysis will focus in large part on the finished story itself, but students will also look into the story’s cultural context and the process through which it came in to the world.

This course guides students through an analysis of selected historical and contemporary substance abuse interventions. The course focus includes primary, secondary, and tertiary preventative interventions. Students will analyze individually focused and systemically-focused intervention in light of current research.

Students are provided an overview of the various sectors and institutions servicing each sector provides to farm products. The course emphasizes the structure marketing activities with emphasis on agricultural commodities is also provided.

The purpose of this course is to provide students with knowledge of analysis, assessment, and evaluation of potential markets for tourism. Topics will include an examination of economic, sociological, technical, natural, and cultural factors; infrastructure and transportation issues; and feasibility studies.

This course involves a thorough examination of the analysis of variance statistical method including hypotheses tests, interval estimation, and multiple comparison techniques of both single-factor and two-factor models. Extensive use of a statistical computer package, Minitab, will be a necessary part of the course.

Review of analysis on the real line; topology of metric spaces; completeness; compact and connected spaces; properties of the space of continuous functions; convergence and approximation; other topics may include the Baire Category theorem, the Stone-Weierstrass theorem, or Fourier series.

Cardinality; properties of the real numbers; the completeness axiom; sequences and series; continuity and uniform continuity; differentiation; the Riemann integral.

The purpose of this course is to improve students' performance and knowledge of skills and strategies in invasion, striking/fielding and target games, and acquaint them with effective teaching behaviors appropriate for these same types.

Advanced management requieres the ability datasets, interpret data with datasets and calculate statistics from data. This course covers all the process of building, interpreting, calculating data and finally making decisions on the outcomes of that process. A significant part of the grade in this course comes from decision making exercises.

Introduction to use of numerical analysis and advanced analytical techniques for obtaining nuclear reactor flux distributions, temperatures and transients; use of digital computer in obtaining nuclear reactor design information.