Improve your oral communication skills by practicing and delivering professional business and career-oriented presentations and talks, planned and impromptu. Through feedback, role playing, and coaching, you will learn how to engage your audience, emphasize your points with confident body language, and create persuasive and informative presentations. Designed to enhance communication skills for professional success.

Improve your oral communication skills by practicing and delivering professional business and career-oriented presentations and talks, planned and impromptu. Through feedback, role playing, and coaching, you will learn how to engage your audience, emphasize your points with confident body language, and create persuasive and informative presentations. Designed to enhance communication skills for professional success.

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Exploration of the types of writing associated with the discipline of communication. Development and improvement of the student's writing, research, and critical thinking skills. Fulfills Junior Year Writing requirement.

Selection, evaluation, and design of environmental and water resources engineering systems.

Chemical equilibrium principles of acids-bases, dissolution-precipitation, oxidation-reduction, and complexation applied to understanding the chemistry of surface waters, groundwaters, and water and wastewater treatment.

This course will cover concepts of sustainable transportation management strategies and policies. Among other topics, it will cover: life-cycle assessment for transportation infrastructure, vehicle emission estimation models, alternative fuel vehicles, non-motorized modes, and transit preferential treatments.

This course will cover concepts of sustainable transportation management strategies and policies. Among other topics, it will cover: life-cycle assessment for transportation infrastructure, vehicle emission estimation models, alternative fuel vehicles, non-motorized modes, and transit preferential treatments.

This course provides an introduction to the major ideas and concepts of rhetorical and performance studies and their contributions to social action. Students will be introduced to the thinkers and movements in rhetoric and performance most significant to how we understand ourselves: the ways we represent and remember our pasts, live our presents (presence), and imagine our futures. Theories of rhetoric and performance will be connected to each other and to our communication practices to examine how theories can be deployed as part of the art of living our lives.