This course is for students who are enrolled in STEM majors and need help developing skills in STEM research, communication and academics.

This graduate seminar course will cover recent developments in programming languages and systems, examining the latest research papers from top programming languages and systems conferences. Topics of interest include bug detection and correction, domain-specific languages, and emerging topics like concurrency on multicore architectures.

This graduate seminar course will cover recent developments in programming languages and systems, examining the latest research papers from top programming languages and systems conferences. Topics of interest include bug detection and correction, domain-specific languages, and emerging topics like concurrency on multicore architectures.

In this learning laboratory for local news, students will build and run a community news site using social media and other emerging digital tools for reporting and distribution of local news. Students will learn how to use new tools for reporting, as well as other skills, like building revenues and audience engagement.

Since 1982 women have earned college degrees at a higher rate than men. Yet in 2015, female full-time workers made only 80 cents for every dollar earned by men, and in 2016 only 4.2% of Fortune 500 CEOs were women. In venture capital-financed, high-growth technology startups, only 9% of entrepreneurs are women. This course is designed to provide students with ideas, information and insights about women's experiences in business.