Courses

An advanced investigation of theory, history, contemporary practice, and techniques through research and studio practice. Emphasis on mature creative expression and production as an animator. Course may be repeated for a maximum of 6 credit hours.

This course emphasizes synthesis and application of design theories and the procedures and processes used in the apparel industry. Development of a portfolio of original design work is required. Two laboratories. Experiential Learning, PW: Innovation and Creativity

This course explores advanced topics in applications development by connecting web applications written in a modern programming language with databases. Other topics: integrating programming components and libraries, application development and testing methodologies, and using an object oriented approach for multi-tiered applications. Programming projects are required.

A computer software applications course in which students use electronic spreadsheet software and other application software to design and implement solutions to common accounting problems and issues. Account majors must complete this course with a grade of C or better.

Basic molecular techniques used in research from bacterial culture to gene regulation. Techniques will be taught under the umbrella of a research project which will involve the cloning of a mammalian gene into an expression vector, its purification, sequencing, transfection into a mammalian cell host and the detection of the protein product.

Application of knowledge, skills, and practices within a clinical mental health counseling setting.

This course builds upon the basic principles of learning and applied behavior analysis.

This course will provide an integrated study of chemical-related manufacturing process systems. A variety of chemical-related manufacturing process systems will be analyzed from the perspective of equipment, operations, and safety. Commercial-grade chemical process simulation software (e.g., Aspen, ProSim, ChemCAD, ChemSep, etc.) will be used to design/simulate/analyze chemical-related manufacturing process systems.

This course provides a fundamental understanding of educational statistics and enhances the ability to perform essential statistical analysis and interpretation in a variety of experimental situations for program and services evaluation.

Advanced Applied Engineering Mathematics: Mathematics remains the language which engineers design, modify and use machines. Topics covered will include: linear algebra, differential equations, numerical methods and approximations, use of computer algebra systems like MATLab. ENMF 602CH. Advanced Applied Engineering Mathematics - China Onsite. Advanced Applied Engineering Mathematics: Mathematics remains the language which engineers design, modify and use machines.