Courses

This is a research project carried out under the guidance of a faculty member. Discussion of research areas with the faculty must be completed before registration. A formal report of the results of the research must be presented to the faculty of the Anthropology program.

Directed field or laboratory research. Students must propose a detailed plan of research stating problem and methods and secure the written permission of a supervising instructor before registration. This course is repeatable to a maximum of 4 hours. Art

Individual research in computer science through a mutual agreement between the student and a computing faculty member. May be repeated for a maximum of 9 hours credit. Departmental consent is required for use of this credit toward a major or minor in computer science.

This course provides students the opportunity to engage in faculty-directed research by working on an independent project or by working as an assistant to a faculty member. May be taken twice for credit toward the degree.

Directed Study affords students an opportunity to pursue work in academic areas that go beyond courses they have already completed or to pursue work in areas where specific courses are not offered. European Union

An introduction to the major approaches, techniques, processes, and responsibilities associated with directing a play. Projects will include in-class directing. Prerequisites may be waived with permission of the instructor

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This course introduces the foundations and applications of distributed and cloud computing. Topics include multithreaded programming, scheduling, synchronization, network architecture, distributed computing and distributed services, cloud services, and internet-scale computing.

This course provides an opportunity to study the wholesaling function and the movement and storage of goods. Emphasis is placed on the transportation, storing, and material handling functions. Topics include: historical and contemporary wholesale distribution, inbound and outbound operations, traffic operation concepts, distribution center safety and security, purchasing, inventory, financial management, and inside/outside selling.

This course provides students the opportunity to learn about a variety of intersections between special education services and diverse educational settings. Students will hear from professionals who have a wide range of experience within the field of special education. The goal of this course is to expose students to the diverse pathways that exist within the field of special education. Students will also begin their field experiences within this course.