This course covers the unique challenges and prospective solutions associated with humanitarian logistics in emergency mitigation and preparedness, disaster response, and recovery. The course overviews the similarities and the differences between commercial supply chains and humanitarian relief chains, introduces performance metrics, and provides tools for the analysis and design of supply chains for humanitarian critical needs products, as well as for the coordination and learning of humanitarian organizations.

The class will explore advanced topics in general relativity, picking up where P568/821 left off. Topics in black hole physics will include BH solutions with rotation and in the presence of a non-zero cosmological constant; BH thermodynamics and Hawking radiation. We will discuss interior solutions to Einstein's equations for stars and neutron stars. The physics of gravitational radiation will be presented in more depth, including the derivation of the quadrupole formula for power radiated by a source.

This course is the second half of a pre-advanced Korean course designed for students who have either completed Pre-Advanced Korean I or have equivalent proficiency in Korean language. With the goal to further develop all four skills of speaking, listening, reading and writing, students will expand their use of previously learned grammatical pattens toward a paragraph length discourse. Students will develop their Korean proficiency through exploring various topics on Korean culture and society. Students will read authentic materials including news articles, literature, and so forth.

A comprehensive introduction to computer programming with applications to various areas in electrical and computer engineering. Limited to ENGIN majors.

A comprehensive introduction to computer programming with applications to various areas in electrical and computer engineering. Limited to ENGIN majors.

A comprehensive introduction to computer programming with applications to various areas in electrical and computer engineering. Limited to ENGIN majors.

A comprehensive introduction to computer programming with applications to various areas in electrical and computer engineering. Limited to ENGIN majors.

Experimental organic chemistry with emphasis on underlying physical principles. Separation and purification, synthesis, analysis, and identification of organic compounds, including spectroscopy. Microscale work predominates. Emphasis on safe laboratory practices and proper disposal of wastes. Prerequisite or co-requisite: CHEM 262 or 266.

This course introduces students to the exciting, interdisciplinary field of the Environmental Humanities, which engages with the relationship between humanistic study and environmental concerns, such as climate change. The course is anchored in literary studies (we will read novels and poetry from around the world). However, the course will also utilize other narratives such as those from visual culture.

This hands-on course will familiarize students with the duties of a sport journalist on a live streamed sports show. Students will work on teams and take turns hosting, reporting and occasionally opining on "Sports Talk Live!!!", our in-class live streamed sports show. The work includes hosting/moderating the show, reporting, and doing game previews and recaps, analysis and responding to live comments and questions from the live streaming audience. Enterprising students may even have the opportunity do live reports from the field.