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Intermediate Latin Poetry: Vergil
LAT 3004, 4 credits, 22 class limit
Explore Roman epic poetry. Includes readings of selections from Vergil's Aeneid. Quantitative meter and poetic devices. Discuss major themes and issues as developed in Vergil's poetry.
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Intermediate Latin Prose
LAT 3003, 4 credits, 22 class limit
This is your introduction to Latin prose authors of 1st centuries BCE/CE. Cover readings of continuous passages of unadapted Latin texts (history, speeches, letters). Review grammar/vocabulary. Discuss major themes/issues in Roman culture as illustrated by texts.
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Intermediate Modern Chinese I
CHN 3021, 5 credits, 22 class limit
Further develop your modern standard Chinese skills through conversations, writing, reading. Feel confident handling a variety of basic communicative tasks and social situations such as ordering a meal, asking directions, or making purchases.
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Intermediate Modern Chinese II
CHN 3022, 5 credits, 22 class limit
Continue your modern standard Chinese skills study through conversation and reading. Learn to listen to and understand basic topics such as weather, dining, lodging, travel, etc
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Intermediate Spanish I
SPAN 1003, 5 credits, 25 class limit
Improve your Spanish speaking and comprehension. Develop reading and writing skills based on materials from Spain/Spanish America. Includes: grammar review, compositions, and oral presentations.
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Intermediate Spanish II
SPAN 1004, 5 credits, 25 class limit
Further improve your Spanish speaking and comprehension. Developing reading and writing skills based on materials from Spain/Spanish America. Improve your grammar, compositions, and oral presentations. Engage in unrehearsed conversations, express feelings and emotions, and exchange opinions.
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Introduction to African American Studies
AFRO 1011, 3 credits, 25 class limit
This course is an introduction to the study of people of African descent in the United States with linkages to Africa and connections to the African diaspora. We will explore why people of African descent have occupied an oppressed position in this culture and globally and how they have resisted this oppression creating social change.
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Introduction to Animal Science
ANSC 1101, 4 credits, 36 class limit
Cover fundamental concepts of animal breeding, physiology, nutrition, and management as they apply to the production of beef, dairy, horses, poultry, sheep, swine, and other livestock.
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Introduction to Computing Systems [Pilot Phase]
EE 1301, 4 credits, 25 class limit
Learn about C/C++ programming and the Internet of Things (IoT) through an interactive text, labs, and a student-drive open-ended project. Topics include binary arithmetic, bit manipulation, data types/structures, arrays, pointer addressing, control flow, iteration, recursion, file I/O, basics of object-oriented programming.
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Introduction to Literature: Poetry, Drama, Narrative
ENGL 1001W, 4 credits, 25 class limit
Develop skills to help understand literature, especially the ability to read language closely (a skill valuable in many disciplines beyond literature).
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Introduction to Psychology
PSY 1001, 4 credits, 25 class limit
Explore the scientific study of human behavior. Topics include problems, methods, and findings of modern psychology.
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Introduction to Public Speaking
COMM 1101, 3 credits, 27 class limit
Develop essential public speaking skills by researching, writing, and organizing presentations for various audiences. Boost your delivery skills, increase your confidence, and learn to critically analyze speeches.