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- ACT 220Introduction to Managerial Accounting
- ACT 210Introduction to Financial Accounting
- MATH 117College Algebra in Context I
- MATH 261Calculus for Physical Scientists III
- PH 121General Physics I
- CHEM 346Organic Chemistry II
- CS 156Introduction to C Programming I
- CS 164CS1--Prior Programming Experience
- MATH 155Calculus for Biological Scientists I
- MATH 255Calculus for Biological Scientists II
- STAT 201General Statistics
- MATH 160Calculus for Physical Scientists I
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ACT8 courses
ACT 205Fundamentals of Accounting
Sign upUnderstanding of financial statements to support financial and managerial decision making.ACT 210Introduction to Financial Accounting
Sign upUse of accounting information by decision makers; development of the basic accounting model, and issues concerning income and cash flows.ACT 220Introduction to Managerial Accounting
Sign upUse of accounting information in internal decision making.ACT 311Intermediate Accounting I
Sign upPreparation and analysis of financial statements under U.S. generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP); accounting for revenue and assets.ACT 312Intermediate Accounting II
Sign upEquity structure of corporations; analysis and interpretation of accounting data.ACT 321Cost Management
Sign upUtilizing budgetary and cost accounting information for planning, controlling, and decision-making.ACT 330Introduction to Taxation
Sign upIntroduction to U.S. taxation, with emphasis on federal income tax; impact of taxation on business decisions.ACT 350Accounting Information Systems
Sign upDesign, administration and control of accounting information systems; use of accounting systems software.
BIOM5 courses
BIOM 100Overview of Biomedical Engineering
Sign upOverview of the field of biomedical engineering with an emphasis on the roles of mechanical, electrical, and chemical/biological engineering principles.BIOM 101Introduction to Biomedical Engineering
Sign upBasic principles, fundamentals in biomedical engineering including molecular, cellular and physiological principles, major areas such as biomechanics.BIOM 109Principles of Biomedical Engineering
Sign upFundamental principles of biomedical engineering and commonalities with mechanical, electrical, and chemical/biological engineering. Emphasis on the application of engineering design in a biomedical context. Introduction to industrial and academic career paths.BIOM 200Fundamentals of Biomedical Engineering
Sign upApplication of engineering analysis to physiology and biomedical engineering topics.BIOM 300Problem-Based Learning Biomedical Engr Lab
Sign upGroup problem-based learning approach to problems spanning all core areas of biomedical engineering.
CHEM24 courses
CHEM 103Chemistry in Context
Sign upChemistry, chemical principles from more conceptual, less mathematical perspective; how chemical substances, chemical reactions affect our daily lives.CHEM 104Chemistry in Context Laboratory
Sign upLaboratory applications of principles covered in CHEM 103.CHEM 105Problem Solving in General Chemistry
Sign upFoundational problem-solving skills in general chemistry to support students for later success in general chemistry courses.CHEM 107Fundamentals of Chemistry
Sign upAtomic/molecular theory, gases, liquids, solids, solutions, acid/base and oxidation/reduction reactions, kinetics, selected topics. Quantitative reasoning but with less focus on mathematical calculations than CHEM 111/CHEM 113.CHEM 108Fundamentals of Chemistry Laboratory
Sign upLaboratory applications of principles presented in CHEM 107.CHEM 111General Chemistry I
Sign upFundamental aspects of chemistry and chemical principles; emphasis on structure, bonding, and stoichiometry.CHEM 112General Chemistry Lab I
Sign upLaboratory applications of principles covered in CHEM 111.CHEM 113General Chemistry II
Sign upAcid/base equilibria, kinetics, thermodynamics, solubility, oxidation-reduction reactions, electrochemistry, selected topics.CHEM 114General Chemistry Lab II
Sign upLaboratory applications of principles covered in CHEM 113.CHEM 115General Chemistry II Recitation
Sign upProblem solving applied to topics in, e.g., acid/base equilibria, kinetics, thermodynamics, solubility, oxidation-reduction reactions, electrochemistry.CHEM 117General Chemistry I for Chemistry Majors
Sign upFundamental aspects of chemistry and chemical principles, with an emphasis placed on atomic and molecular structure, bonding and stoichiometry.CHEM 120Foundations of Modern Chemistry
Sign upFundamental aspects of chemistry and chemical principles, with an emphasis placed on modern atomic and molecular structure theory, structure and reactivity.CHEM 121Foundations of Modern Chemistry Laboratory
Sign upLaboratory applications of principles covered in CHEM 120.CHEM 231Foundations of Analytical Chemistry
Sign upFundamental chemical measurement science. Measuring chemical composition, either qualitative or quantitative, is essential to interact with the world and understand chemistry. Importance of equilibrium in making measurements.CHEM 232Foundations of Analytical Chemistry Lab
Sign upLaboratory applications of principles of analytical chemistry.CHEM 241Foundations of Organic Chemistry
Sign upNomenclature, structure, bonding, reactions, mechanisms, synthesis, and the stereochemistry of organic compounds.CHEM 242Foundations of Organic Chemistry Laboratory
Sign upLaboratory applications of organic chemistry principles.CHEM 245Fundamentals of Organic Chemistry
Sign upNomenclature, structure, bonding, reactions, mechanisms, synthesis, stereochemistry of organic compounds.CHEM 246Fundamentals of Organic Chemistry Laboratory
Sign upLaboratory applications of principles presented in CHEM 245.CHEM 261Fundamentals of Inorganic Chemistry
Sign upPreparation, structures, properties, and reactions of chemical elements and inorganic compounds; periodic trends, organizing principles; applications.CHEM 263Foundations of Inorganic Chemistry
Sign upPreparation, structures, properties, and reactions of chemical elements and inorganic compounds; periodic trends, organizing principles; applications.CHEM 264Foundations of Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory
Sign upSynthetic techniques and instrumental methods in inorganic chemistry.CHEM 345Organic Chemistry I
Sign upStructure, nomenclature, dynamics, spectroscopy, reactions of organic molecules.CHEM 346Organic Chemistry II
Sign upContinue studies of reactions and mechanisms of organic molecules.
CS14 courses
CS 110Personal Computing
Sign upHardware/software concepts, Internet services, OS commands, electronic presentations, spreadsheets, databases, programming concepts.CS 150Culture and Coding
Sign upSurvey of computer science, formal logic, and computational thinking. Explores the historical, gender, and cultural perspectives on the role of technology in society. Includes learning a basic programming language. Students will be expected to write small programs, and construct written arguments on ways in which technology influences our modern culture. Previous computer science experience not necessary.CS 152Introduction to Programming (CS0)-Python
Sign upIntroductory Python programming for students with no prior programming experience. Topics include variables, types, operators, expressions, conditionals, loops, functions, lists, dictionaries, strings, file input/output, and modules.CS 155Introduction to Unix
Sign upUnix shell commands, utilities (editors, sorting, file management), shell scripting.CS 156Introduction to C Programming I
Sign upBasic elements of language structure, data types, expressions, program control flow and modularity.CS 157Introduction to C Programming II
Sign upMore basic design types, function usage and strings. Arrays, user-defined types and structures, enumerated types, recursion, dynamic storage allocation.CS 158Mathematical Algorithms in C
Sign upCompilers, expressions, variable types, control statements, pointers, logical statements, plotting, secant method, trapezoidal rule, recursion.CS 163CS1---No Prior Programming Experience
Sign upComputer programming for students without previous programming experience. Topics include variables, assignment, expressions, operators, booleans, conditionals, characters and strings, control loops, arrays, objects and classes, file input/output, interfaces, recursion, lists, and sorting.CS 164CS1--Prior Programming Experience
Sign upComputer programming for students with limited programming experience. Problem decomposition for good design; expressions, operators, booleans, conditionals, characters and strings, control loops, arrays, objects and classes, file input/output, interfaces, recursion, lists, and sorting.CS 165CS2--Data Structures
Sign upObject oriented concepts, assertions, inheritance, polymorphism, algorithms and data structures using an object oriented language.CS 201Ethical Computing Systems
Sign upSurvey of contemporary ethical issues in information technology and software development. Explore moral, social, and legal issues with information technology in the modern world. Construct arguments based on modern ethical issues, and issues explored through science fiction.CS 220Discrete Structures and their Applications
Sign upInteger representations and properties, propositions, predicates, sets, functions, program proofs, induction, counting, complexity; Python implementations of these concepts.CS 253Software Development with C++
Sign upDeveloping and modifying large software. Relating programming language to its machine implementation. C++ programming for experienced programmers.CS 270Computer Organization
Sign upData representation, arithmetic, assembly and C language, digital logic and systems, Boolean algebra, circuits, CPU and memory models, state machines.
ECON8 courses
ECON 101Economics of Social Issues
Sign upEconomic analysis of poverty, crime, education, and/or other social issues. Basics of micro, macro, and political economy.ECON 202Principles of Microeconomics
Sign upIntroduction to decision-making by households, firms, and government, and resulting allocation of resources through markets.ECON 204Principles of Macroeconomics
Sign upDeterminants of national output, employment, and price level; inflation and unemployment; fiscal and monetary policy.ECON 211Gender in the Economy
Sign upRole gender plays in economies; the way gender affects economic outcomes for individuals and societies.ECON 212Racial Inequality and Discrimination
Sign upEconomic inequality based on race or ethnicity in the United States. Economic debates about sources, consequences, and remedies.ECON 235Working With Data
Sign upData management and spreadsheet skills; what data is and how it is used (and misused) in social and economic research; applied questions such as how data is collected, types of data, where to find data, how to summarize and tabulate data, and data visualization and presentation.ECON 304Intermediate Macroeconomics
Sign upTheory of national income, its measurement and determinants; analysis of inflation, growth, debt, and public policy.ECON 306Intermediate Microeconomics
Sign upAnalysis of competitive and noncompetitive markets in terms of efficiency of resource utilization.
MATH36 courses
MATH 101Math in the Social Sciences
Sign upVoting theory, power indices, fair division, apportionment, circuits and trees, list processing, descriptive statistics, probability.MATH 105Patterns of Phenomena
Sign upApplications of mathematical ideas and mode of thought in the arts and humanities, focusing on classification, recognition.MATH 117College Algebra in Context I
Sign upFunctions as mathematical models. Linear, quadratic, and polynomial functions considered symbolically, graphically, numerically, and contextually.MATH 118College Algebra in Context II
Sign upReciprocals of linear functions, rational functions, and power functions considered symbolically, graphically, numerically, and contextually.MATH 124Logarithmic and Exponential Functions
Sign upDefinition and graphs of exponential and logarithmic functions, properties of logarithmic functions, exponential and logarithmic equations, applications.MATH 125Numerical Trigonometry
Sign upDefinition and graphs of trigonometric functions, laws of sines and cosines, solutions of right and oblique triangles, applications.MATH 126Analytic Trigonometry
Sign upInverse trigonometric functions, trigonometric identities, solving trigonometric equations.MATH 127Precalculus
Sign upExamine ideas of quantity, variable, rate of change, and formula that are necessary for succeeding in and learning precalculus and calculus. Develop meaningful formulas and graphs to represent the patterns (linear, quadratic, exponential, trigonometric) of how two quantities change together, and develop and interpret function formulas and graphs to represent quantitative relationships in applied contexts.MATH 141Calculus in Management Sciences
Sign upAnalytic geometry, limits, equilibrium of supply and demand, differentiation, integration, applications of the derivative, integral.MATH 151Mathematical Algorithms in Matlab I
Sign upStatements, expressions and variable assignments, scripts, control statements and logical statements. Newton's method, Simpson's rule, recursion.MATH 152Mathematical Algorithms in Maple
Sign upIteration and recursion, control and logical statements, expressions, functions, data types, binary numbers, symbolic manipulation of terms.MATH 155Calculus for Biological Scientists I
Sign upLimits, continuity, differentiation, and integration of elementary functions with applications in the biosciences.MATH 156Mathematics for Computational Science I
Sign upSets; relations; number systems; functions; sequences and series; concepts of differential and integral calculus as relevant to computational science.MATH 157One Year Calculus IA
Sign upAlgebra and trigonometry, study skills for calculus. Limits, continuity, differentiation of elementary functions with applications.MATH 158Mathematical Algorithms in C
Sign upCompilers, expressions, variable types, control statements, pointers, logical statements, plotting, secant method, trapezoidal rule, recursion.MATH 159One Year Calculus IB
Sign upStudy skills for calculus. Differentiation and integration of elementary functions with applications. Conic section.MATH 160Calculus for Physical Scientists I
Sign upLimits, continuity, differentiation, and integration of elementary functions with applications; conic sections.MATH 161Calculus for Physical Scientists II
Sign upTranscendental functions, integration techniques, polar coordinates, sequences and series, with mathematical software.MATH 229Matrices and Linear Equations
Sign upLinear systems, matrix arithmetic, homogeneous coordinates, complex numbers, eigenvalues, eigenvectors, applications to discrete dynamical systems.MATH 230Discrete Mathematics for Educators
Sign upVoting theory, fair division, graph theory, linear programming, probability, teaching in small groups, proof techniques, mathematical technology.MATH 235Introduction to Mathematical Reasoning
Sign upMathematical statements and proof techniques, induction, set theory, inequalities, number systems, functions.MATH 255Calculus for Biological Scientists II
Sign upDerivatives and integrals of functions of several variables, differential and difference equations, matrices, applications in the biosciences.MATH 261Calculus for Physical Scientists III
Sign upVector functions, partial differentiation, cylindrical and spherical coordinates, multiple integrals, line integrals, Green's theorem.MATH 271Applied Mathematics for Chemists I
Sign upSeries and limits, Taylor series, complex variables, first- and second- order ordinary differential equations, matrices, linear transformations, determinants, and eigenvalues.MATH 272Applied Mathematics for Chemists II
Sign upVector fields, partial differentiation, cylindrical and spherical coordinates, multiple integrals, line integrals, the Wave and the Schrödinger equations, separation of variables method. Inner Product Spaces. Fourier Series.MATH 301Introduction to Combinatorial Theory
Sign upMatrices, orthogonal Latin squares, designs, difference sets, sets, binomial coefficients, inclusion and exclusion, recurrence, Ramsey's theorem, SDRs.MATH 317Advanced Calculus of One Variable
Sign upConvergence of sequences, series: limits, continuity, differentiation, integration of one-variable functions.MATH 331Introduction to Mathematical Modeling
Sign upProblem formulation. Modeling, theoretical and empirical. Variable selection. Derivation and simulation of solutions. Model testing including prediction.MATH 332Partial Differential Equations
Sign upPartial differential equations, separation of variables, Fourier series and transforms, Laplace, heat and wave equations.MATH 340Intro to Ordinary Differential Equations
Sign upFirst and second order equations, series, Laplace transforms, linear algebra, eigenvalues, first order systems of equations, numerical techniques.MATH 345Differential Equations
Sign upFirst and second order equations, LaPlace transforms, first order systems of equations, numerical methods, applied linear algebra, linearization.MATH 366Introduction to Abstract Algebra
Sign upSets, integers, polynomials, real and complex numbers, groups, integral domains, and fields; development of skills for proving theorems.MATH 369Linear Algebra I
Sign upLinear systems, matrices, subspaces of Euclidean spaces, linear transformations on Euclidean spaces, eigenvalues, eigenvectors.MATH 405Introduction to Number Theory
Sign upDiophantine equations; distribution of primes; multiplicative functions; finite fields; quadratic reciprocity; quadratic number fields.MATH 417Advanced Calculus I
Sign upTopology of Euclidean spaces, limits, derivatives and integrals on Euclidean spaces. Implicit functions and the implicit function theorem.MATH 418Advanced Calculus II
Sign upLine and surface integrals, series, sequences and series of functions.
MECH2 courses
MECH 103Introduction to Mechanical Engineering
Sign upIntroduction to mechanical engineering, including relevant programming and computer technologies such as MATLAB and Excel.MECH 105Mechanical Engineering Problem Solving
Sign upProgramming and engineering problem solving techniques, algorithms and processes based on first principles of physics and calculus.
PH14 courses
PH 110Physics of Everyday Phenomena
Sign upFundamental concepts of physics and elementary quantitative reasoning applied to phenomena in everyday life and beyond.PH 111Physics of Everyday Phenomena Laboratory
Sign upExperiments dealing with basic physics concepts including explorations of everyday phenomena.PH 121General Physics I
Sign upConcepts of force, torque, energy, momentum, work used to cover fluids, waves, sound, temperature, heat; biological, physical examples (noncalculus).PH 122General Physics II
Sign upElectricity including electrostatics and simple circuits; magnetism; optics; nuclear physics, radiation; biological, physical examples (noncalculus).PH 141Physics for Scientists and Engineers I
Sign upForces, energy, momentum, angular momentum, oscillations, waves, heat, thermodynamics (calculus based).PH 142Physics for Scientists and Engineers II
Sign upElectricity and magnetism, circuits, light, optics (calculus based).PH 245Introduction to Electronics
Sign upAC circuits, physical bases and applications of electronic devices.PH 314Introduction to Modern Physics
Sign upRelativity; quantum mechanics; atomic structure; applications to solid-state, nuclear, and elementary particle physics.PH 315Modern Physics Laboratory
Sign upExperiments in modern physics.PH 327Analytical Techniques for Physics
Sign upApplications to physics of curvilinear coordinate systems, line/surface integrals, linear algebra, ordinary/partial differential eqs., probability.PH 341Mechanics
Sign upParticle dynamics, translation and rotation of rigid bodies, moving coordinate systems, Lagrangian mechanics, matrix and tensor methods.PH 351Electricity and Magnetism
Sign upElectrostatics, magnetostatics, currents, time-dependent electric and magnetic fields, radiation.PH 353Optics and Waves
Sign upGeometrical optics; wave optics; interference, diffraction, and polarization; quantum optics.PH 361Physical Thermodynamics
Sign upLaws of thermodynamics; thermodynamic potentials; applications such as fluids, phase transitions, electrical and magnetic systems, binary mixtures.
STAT4 courses
STAT 100Statistical Literacy
Sign upLearn to be an intelligent consumer of statistical information. Concepts of randomness and probability, variation, types of measurement, errors in measurement, experiments versus observational studies, Simpson's paradox, biases in statistical studies, p-value.STAT 158Introduction to R Programming
Sign upProgramming using the R Project for the Statistical Computing. Data objects, for loops, if statements, using packages.STAT 201General Statistics
Sign upGraphs, descriptive statistics, confidence intervals, hypothesis tests, correlation and simple regression, tests of association. Use JMP software to analyze data.STAT 204Statistics With Business Applications
Sign upStatistical methods in business; descriptive methods, simple probability, sampling distributions, confidence intervals, hypothesis testing, correlation, simple and multiple regression, practical concerns in inference. Use Excel software to analyze data.
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