Overview of law and legal systems; attention to legal aspects of management problems.

Is the universe eternal or did it have a beginning in time? Is matter made up of atoms or is it continuous? Is logic a universal language or is it limited by its cultural circumstances? How does the body carry the soul? These are just some of the questions posed and answered by Muslims, Christians, and Jews writing philosophy in Arabic throughout the medieval Islamic world. This course introduces students to the central texts, themes, and authors of the Arabic philosophical tradition as well as the translation and reception of Greek philosophical writings that lie at its start.

This seminar is specifically intended to support transfer students from community colleges in the College of Engineering that are S-STEM Fellows. The topics covered will vary based on the needs of the students but will generally include peer and faculty mentoring, academic advising, career awareness, academic skill development, and professional development.

Graduate student identity and professionalization through the lens of developing critical skills needed to function as a TA.

This course is a workshop that will produce a stage reading of Mora' award-winning play Nocturnal Swimmers. Taught and conducted in English.

This course is a workshop that will produce a stage reading of Mora' award-winning play Nocturnal Swimmers. Taught and conducted in English.