Courses

Covers design, diagnosis, inspection, and service of suspension and steering systems used on light trucks and automobiles. Course includes power steering and SRS service.

Covers operation of steering and power steering systems including different alignment types and procedures.

This course will introduce students to the breadth of Sustainability as a subject and will serve as a vehicle for further student research into specific topics within the context of Sustainability. The challenges faced now - both the existential threat of climate change and the unprecedented opportunities for transformation that threat offers - flow directly from the urgent need to understand what it means to be responsibly human.

Explore the varied perspectives of sustainability and analyze factors that contribute environmental barriers to achieving sustainable systems and options for overcoming 3315.

Explore the varied perspectives of sustainability and analyze factors that contribute environmental barriers to achieving sustainable systems and options for overcoming 3315.

Sustainability and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) are broad concepts in organizations that suggest firms should not only be driven by profits, but also by the purpose of benefiting society. CSR is about sustainable wealth creation that involves an organization's many stakeholders. Because it involves many different - and even competing interests CSR is concerned with wide areas in the interface between business and society

Definitions of sustainability and sustainable development from social, economic, political, and technical perspectives; life-cycle analysis and quantitative assessment of sustainability; industrial ecology; valuation of environmental goods and externalities; sustainable infrastructure design and management.

Exploration of parks and recreation as sustainable places; land access issues facing urban and sprawling communities and how modern-day park systems address land-use, repurpose land, and design and program spaces for park and recreation use with an emphasis on natural and environmental benefits; crucial components of land acquisition, classifications, operations, planning, and design concepts.

Starting from a foundation of sustainability framed by the UN sustainable development goals, this course examines placed-based examples of successes and challenges in sustainability and public health. Students will critically evaluate the intersecting factors contributing to and scientific/ policy evidence underpinning socially, environmentally, and economically unsustainable elements of our local community, and how these situations impact human health and well-being.

Students investigate and assess the impacts that human activity can have on solutions to many of the world's most pressing environmental challenges. Given actions that are in the interest of protecting the natural world, course topics agriculture, natural resources, energy usage, habitat degradation and ecological semester. Also offered as GEOG 3320.