This course will provide an introduction to machine learning from a mathematical perspective. The primary objective of this course is to cultivate in students a sense of mathematical curiosity and equip them with the skills to ask mathematical questions when studying machine learning algorithms. Classical supervised learning methods will be presented and studied using the tools from information theory, statistical learning theory, optimization, and basic functional analysis.

This course focuses on the role and responsibilities of the nurse in assisting clients of all ages and their families in management of human responses to complex health disruptions. Selected nursing diagnoses are used to organize and delineate the content. Clinical practice will take place in hospital and community settings.

Federal budgetary policy and the U.S. economy. Impact of social-welfare spending and taxes on income distribution, growth, cyclical stability, and efficiency. Prerequisite: ECON 203 (or RES-ECON 202) and ECON 204.

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The poems of John Milton in the epic, lyric, pastoral, and dramatic modes; emphasis on Paradise Lost. These and selections from the prose read as products of the classical tradition, the climax of Renaissance thought and Baroque art, and the point of transition to the modern world.

Individualized work, under the direction of an approved instructor.

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