Courses

Instrumentation and methodology used in modern analytical spectrometry. Emphasis and examples taken primarily from vibrational spectroscopy (infrared and Raman), however, principles are applicable to many types of spectrometric measurements. Physical theory, optical principles, experimental methodology, instrument design, and numerical data processing are covered.

Instrumentation and methodology used in modern analytical spectrometry. Emphasis and examples taken primarily from vibrational spectroscopy (infrared and Raman), however, principles are applicable to many types of spectrometric measurements. Physical theory, optical principles, experimental methodology, instrument design, and numerical data processing are covered.

This course introduces quantitative analytical methods and fundamental statistics ranging from descriptive to inferential procedures. Emphases will be placed on appropriate analytical techniques, use of software for data analysis, interpretation of results and crafting of professional reports based on data analysis.

Students study advanced techniques in the analysis of music from all historical stylistic idioms and to verbalize about the harmonic, rhythmic, melodic, and

In-depth analysis of common-practice repertoire through multiple techniques.

This three hour course will equip students with the tools necessary to utilize the application of critical thinking. It provides a series development of experiential learning assessment. The course also guides students through the preparation and compilation of components required for prior learning assessment portfolio evaluation. After completion of the course, students may choose to submit a portfolio for evaluation by faculty assessor (fee required).

DA 662 presents sophisticated analytical tools for making effective short- and long-term business decisions. Topics covered include: regression, forecasting, framing, scanning, visioning, and planning. The course employs elements of traditional Decision Theory and Foresight methodology.

Examines critical reasoning strategies designed to correct cognitive biases and improve tradecraft skills in the context of intelligence analysis, as well as the analytical writing skills necessary to synthesize information and present it coherently.

Survey of classical philosophy from the Pre-Socratics through Aristotle.

Examines critical reasoning strategies designed to correct cognitive biases and improve tradecraft skills in the context of intelligence analysis, as well as the analytical writing skills necessary to synthesize information and present it coherently.