The essential theoretical and aesthetic components of French classical comedy and tragedy are studied with particular reference to the theaters of Moliere and Racine. Textual readings of plays by Moliere and Racine are enhanced with video screenings of their theatrical adaptations in contemporary French culture in order to widen the interpretive horizon for each text, as well as assess its reception and impact on contemporary culture. Course taught in French.

The theory of digital circuits and computer systems stressing general techniques for the analysis and synthesis of combinational and sequential logic systems. Limited to ENGIN EE and CSE majors.

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This course is based on the premise that while knowledge of leadership that is captured by readings, structured, and presented by professors in the classroom is a valuable tool for learning, it can be complemented by learning directly from experienced sport executives. This process of combining theory with leadership lessons from the "real world" will require you to read, reflect, write, and prepare diligently for 4-5 visits from top executives in the sport industry.

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This course reflects on the relationship between literature, madness, and medicine in the literatures of Spain and Latin America (Brazil and Argentina). Through the interplay between madness and its medical treatment, literature has given voice to marginalized groups and deconstructed dialectical dimensions of society (sanity vs. insanity, the real vs. the unreal). Also, due to some literary works put in evidence different modes of representation of reality, they allow us to deeply comprehend mad men and women as subjects of alterity, which, in turn, redefines rationality.

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