Single subject group research design. Sampling, interview and questionnaire construction, statistical methods, and development of research proposal.

Not available at this time.

Designed as part of the living-learning community in Thatcher Language House. Improves knowledge of the German language with emphasis on oral skills. Builds vocabulary, develops ability to understand and communicate more freely by focusing on social and cultural issues.

Introduction to Coding Theory, Algebraic Codes, Reed-Solomon Codes and List Decoding, Reed-Muller Codes, Random Coding and Asymptotical Goodness, LDPC and Expander Codes, Applications in Inference: Sparse-Graph Codes, Iterative Message-passing Decoding, Applications in Networks and Security: Network Coding, Secret Sharing Schemes

A practicum course designed to provide students with practical application of exercise testing and technique modifications to meet the variety of needs for individuals with special health concerns.

This course uses film to discuss Israeli society. Topics include: foundation of Israel, Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Holocaust survivors, religion, gender, and interethnic relations. All film showings are with English subtitles.

For members of the STEM Ambassadors Program, who will conduct independent or semi-independent research in a faculty lab or with an outside partner. Members are responsible for finding a host advisor in a field of their interest, and will be expected to track milestones and do end of semester reporting. Students will also participate in program events and learning outside the classroom hours.