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Learn the art of designing, evaluating, and optimizing deeply human guest experiences in hospitality and tourism. Learn how to create impactful moments by mastering emotional connection, measuring quality, linking experiences to value, leveraging technology, and building truly guest-centric organizations.

This course provides college students with an in-depth look at how classical leadership theories and proven management practices apply within health care organizations, using practical scenarios to highlight core concepts such as organizational culture, ethics, cultural competency, and essential leadership skills for aspiring health professionals.

Similar to a first-year seminar in graduate school, students will conduct a literature search in the field of data visualization by reading classic academic papers, discussing them, and implementing their algorithms. Students will also design, implement, and evaluate their own novel visualization systems, and present their results to their peers.

This project-oriented course immerses students in designing, programming, and testing video games. Through hands-on projects, students explore game engines, interactivity, animation, physics, and networking while mastering event-driven and object-oriented programming in both individual and team settings.

This course explores the design and development of modern web applications built on RESTful APIs. Students will learn how to create, secure, and consume APIs, and build dynamic single-page applications (SPAs) using contemporary frameworks. Topics include authentication, state management, asynchronous communication, and performance optimization. Hands-on projects emphasize scalable architecture and integration between frontend and backend systems.

This laboratory is intended to give experience and knowledge in Molecular Biology, Mendelian Genetics, and Population Biology.

This course provides hands-on experience with mammalian cell culture as a central tool in cell biology. Students will learn fundamental techniques to maintain and manipulate mammalian cultures: aseptic techniques, cell passaging, cryopreservation, viability assays, transfection, and others.

A study of health and well-being from a biopsychosocial perspective. This course provides an overview of the field of health psychology, with a heavy emphasis on the relationship between stress and health. Coverage of stress-related topics will include stress physiology, coping mechanisms, social support, and more.

An exploration of prominent topics in American literature. Topics vary by instructor with a focus on cultural relevance, reading, analysis, critical inquiry, and familiarity with important authors and texts.

Overview of the history and concerns of British literature from 1789 to the present, including works from England, Ireland, and Scotland. Covers periods often referred to as the Romantic, Victorian, Modern, and Post-modern.

Works of British literature from the middle ages through the 18th century. Topics include multicultural approaches to genres, themes, and adaptation to fiction and film.

Designed for those students wanting to learn the basic skills of pickleball.