Examination of some of the major poems written in America, England and Ireland from the beginning of World War I to the end of World War II. Poets vary; usually include Yeats, Frost, Stevens, Williams, Eliot, Pound, H.D., Hart, Crane, Langston Hughes, Cummings, Jeffers, and Wilfred Owen. Background lectures in the poetry of Dickinson, Whitman, Hopkins, Hardy, and Robinson.

Through literature, art, dance, music, ethnography, and cultural criticism, this interdisciplinary course seeks to explore how and why the concept of the primitive is foundational to modernist texts and works of art. (Gen.Ed. AL, G)

Signal models: sparsity, compressibility, and transform coding. Performance metrics: spark, null space property, restricted isometry property, coherence. Recovery algorithms: ell-1 minimization, greedy algorithms. Applications and extensions: multiple measurement vectors, linear regression, matrix completion.

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Note: Upper-level course. Should not be elected by freshmen or by anyone who has not completed the Writing requirement. Should not be taken Pass/Fail; nor taken to satisfy requirements of some major other than English.

Introduction to experimental methods in ecology with an emphasis on rigorous experimental design, hypothesis testing, methods of data collection, and introductory data analysis. Laboratory will involve field trips, greenhouse experiments, and computer time.

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