Courses

An intermediate studio course in rhythm tap with continued emphasis on technique, musicality, and style. Students are introduced to phrasing and counting bars.

Advanced exploration of tap genre, with emphasis on musicality and technique. May be taken 3 times for a total of 6 hours.

An advanced studio course in rhythm tap technique. Phrasing and style are taught with increased depth and students are introduced to the art of tap improvisation.

This skills-based course explores the appropriate utilization and application in the athletic training profession. The wrapping and bandaging of various extremities course.

This course introduces students to methods for analyzing user actions as they interact with software and tools to complete tasks. Students apply a range of prototype techniques from fast, low-fidelity prototypes to interactive high-fidelity prototypes.

Analysis of learning principles from simple relationships with animals to the complexities of human language and problem solving.

This course introduces students to methods for analyzing user actions as they interact with software and tools to complete tasks. Students apply a range of prototype techniques from fast, low-fidelity prototypes to interactive high-fidelity prototypes.

This course provides an introduction to body modification through the lens of tattooing. Today, one in four Americans has at least one tattoo, and peoples of the world have been tattooing for over 5500 years, based on evidence of tattooed mummies found throughout the world. Yet tattooing can be a health risk, even in an era of improved hygiene and sanitation.

Tax Accounting. The study of federal income taxation of individuals from both a tax compliance and a tax planning perspective.

A conceptual approach to Federal Tax law that relates the concepts to everyday economic decisions. Not open to accounting majors.