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Quantitative Physiology will provide learning opportunities for graduate students to understand and develop competencies in a quantitative, research oriented, systems approach to physiology. Systems examined may include cellular; musculoskeletal...

Seminar will address study design, including but not limited to methods, hypothesis development and testing, reliability, and validity.

An aerosol is an assembly of particles suspended in a gaseous medium. They are omnipresent in our workplaces and outdoor environments. They include a wide range of phenomena such as dust, fume, smoke, mist, fog, haze, clouds and smog. Certain...

This course teaches students how to develop a peer reviewed scientific manuscript, through the review of elements of style, authorship and extent of information that needs to be incorporated into a scientific research paper. Students will learn how...

This is a full-semester seminar devoted to the diverse field of entrepreneurship. During the semester, we will cover seminal articles as well as contemporary topics and debates. Our emphasis is on reading and discussing academic articles from various...

Introduces software life cycle models, and engineering methods for software design and development. Design and implementation, testing, and maintenance of large software packages in a dynamic environment, and systematic approach to software design...

Topics covered include the theory of stress, kinematics of strain, Hooke's Law, work and energy, equations of stress equilibrium, Navier's equations, strain compatibility, and the Beltrami-Michell equations. Problems for uniformly varying 3-D states...

Youth Development and Self-Determination emphasizes preparing students to lead their transition planning, education, and careers. Topics include youth development principles, futures planning, assessments, postsecondary goals, IEP objectives, and...

Youth Development and Self-Determination emphasizes preparing students to lead their transition planning, education, and careers. Topics include youth development principles, futures planning, assessments, postsecondary goals, IEP objectives, and...

Transition Topics explores key areas influencing secondary transition for youth with diverse abilities, including evidence-based practices & laws, healthcare, mental health, intellectual and developmental disabilities, systems change, family...

Transition Topics explores key areas influencing secondary transition for youth with diverse abilities, including evidence-based practices & laws, healthcare, mental health, intellectual and developmental disabilities, systems change, family...

An in-depth study of a specific topic in literature, culture, civilization or cinema from Latin American countries. Class discussions, reading, oral and written work all in Spanish. May be repeated once for credit, if content changes, and with...

Course provides a foundation for statistical thinking in clinical and population health research involving time to event data and longitudinal data. Students will learn statistical models used for estimation and inference; understand advanced...

This course introduces statistical methods and techniques for predictive analytics. This is part of the business-analytics umbrella of courses. The main focus of this course is on regression, a powerful and widely used predictive method. Topics...

Stewarding the discipline involves preserving, transforming, and generating knowledge. This course will delve into the key (a) historical issues in nursing, (b) programs of research in nursing science and (c) visions for disciplinary leadership...

This course provides instruction and demonstration of a wide range of methods used to identify population structure of fishery resources, including life history traits, morphology, environmental signals, genetics, dispersal modeling and marking...

This course will provide an overview of the principles of sustainable or green chemistry and engineering. The first half of the course will review the fundamental chemical engineering principles (including chemical reactions, kinetics, catalysis...

This course will provide an overview of polymers and additives that can be obtained or produced partly or entirely from renewable feedstock to create durable, biodegradable, recyclable polymers. The chemistry, structure, properties and processing of...

An introduction to processing-structure-properties of fibers and its significance to modern advanced materials. This course coves both traditional and emerging fiber spinning methods (ex. solution spinning, melt extrusion, gel-spinning, and...

This Advanced Topics course will cover sensory and motor systems, Integrative neuroscience, motivated behaviors, and model organisms. The course will consist of lectures, student presentations, and paper discussions. Intended to follow BBS 780, but...

Geotechnical practice employs computer programs that incorporate numerical methods to address problems of stability, settlement, deformation, and seepage. These methods are based on theoretical understanding of the behavior of soils, and correct use...

Information transmission and deterministic signals in time and frequency domains. Relationship between correlation and power or energy spectra. Statistical properties of noise. Spectral analysis and design of AM, FM and pulse modulation systems...

Tissue engineering utilizes engineering materials, cells, and other biochemical factors to develop and manipulate cells, tissues, or organs which can replace and/or support biological functions. In this course, we will explore the principles...

Traffic flow theories seek to describe through precise mathematical models (a) the interactions between vehicles and the roadway system and (b) the interactions among vehicles. This course covers both conventional human-driven vehicles and the...