This course's main task will be centered on the question, "What is Law's capacity for social change?" We will explore how we observe, understand, and use the Law every day. As a FYS course, we will navigate together much of what UMass has to offer for your social and academic development while interacting with an interdisciplinary field. Students will engage in critical, reflexive, and dynamic approaches to the study of the Law.

This course's main task will be centered on the question, "What is Law's capacity for social change?" We will explore how we observe, understand, and use the Law every day. As a FYS course, we will navigate together much of what UMass has to offer for your social and academic development while interacting with an interdisciplinary field. Students will engage in critical, reflexive, and dynamic approaches to the study of the Law.

In this course students will 1) Learn how data collection can be arranged in aquatic environment and challenges to manage the hardware; 2) Garner basic knowledge related to digital signal processing; 3) Develop introductory skills with machine learning; and 4) Practice synthesizing technical information.

In this course students will 1) Learn how data collection can be arranged in aquatic environment and challenges to manage the hardware; 2) Garner basic knowledge related to digital signal processing; 3) Develop introductory skills with machine learning; and 4) Practice synthesizing technical information.

In this course students will 1) Learn how data collection can be arranged in aquatic environment and challenges to manage the hardware; 2) Garner basic knowledge related to digital signal processing; 3) Develop introductory skills with machine learning; and 4) Practice synthesizing technical information.

Electricity is essential for life in today's world, by discussing how it is intertwined with the environment and society we can prepare consumers and engineers to actively transform our grid. This course introduces freshman students to the operational structure of the power system as well as its side effects, culminating in a discussion about justice in the electric grid. It is designed to expand the discussion about "clean energy" and shed light on the multidisciplinary challenges of developing sustainable and equitable power systems.

Safe water and accessibility challenges of clean water including emerging contaminants. Addressing and identifying the reasons of safe water scarcity. Environmental justice and racism for safe water on a global scale.