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Harvard University presents "Seeing Nature in the Twentieth Century," a course designed to delve into evolving perspectives and critical analyses within the Emerging / Needs Review category. This academic offering explores the intricate relationship between…
This course revolves around the short and creative life of Mexican artist Frida Kahlo, as a window to explore the cultural and political revolution that shaped Mexico's identity in the twentieth century and continues to influence Mexican's daily lives. Kahlo…
This course is a variant of Harvard College's introduction to computer science, CS50, designed especially for business professionals. Whereas CS50 itself takes a bottom-up approach, emphasizing mastery of low-level concepts and implementation details thereof,…
This course is the first half of a year-long introductory series focused on the principles of cellular biology (BIOS E-1ax) and organismic biology ( BIOS E-1bx ). Topics include molecular biology, energy, metabolism, and genetics. The series complies with the…
This on-campus, active learning weekend is an immersive learning experience for students who want to invest in real estate. Students participate in a property investment simulation based on real-life assets in the Harvard Square area. Working in teams,…
Harvard University presents an enriching course on Academic Writing and Critical Reading, designed to foster advanced analytical and writing skills in the Emerging / Needs Review category. This program offers students the opportunity to engage with rigorous…
This chemical biology survey course explores the intersection between chemistry and biology and focuses on the use of chemical tools to manipulate and study biological systems. The course is comprised of three units focused on proteins, nucleic acids, and…
Harvard University presents 'Crafting the Thesis Proposal in Software Engineering Tutorial,' a meticulously designed course for students navigating the Emerging / Needs Review category. This tutorial equips learners with advanced methodologies and structured…
Climate change cannot be adequately addressed without decarbonizing the energy sector, given that it is the largest source of US greenhouse gas emissions (GHGs)—around 50 percent of the total. But what does that entail? How does this transition to renewable…
This course offers students the overview, direction, and support for completing an individual capstone project, creatively engaging their professional and personal interests. Lectures and discussions explore challenges and opportunities in project scoping,…
This course is a practical introduction to the role of strategic communication and public relations across corporate, nonprofit, entertainment, and political settings. Students analyze real-world communication challenges and apply core skills for building…
Harvard University presents an in-depth course on Negotiation and Organizational Conflict Resolution, designed to equip students with advanced strategies for managing disputes and fostering collaboration in professional settings. This Emerging / Needs Review…
Scholarly writings around stress have uniquely addressed its evolutionary, biological, psychosocial, social, ecological, and cultural implications, epidemiology, maintenance, and management and reduction. The first of a two-semester sequence, the course…
Harvard University presents an in-depth course on Schizophrenia, delving into the latest research and clinical practices within the Emerging / Needs Review category. This program offers students a rigorous academic exploration of schizophrenia's…
This proseminar addresses problems and methods related to the study of government, history, and international relations. It stresses the critical analysis of sources, constructing explanatory models, standards of logical demonstration, as well as organizing…
The world is changing fast, and ambiguity is everywhere. Design thinking, innovation, agile, and other approaches to navigating complex problems have never been more important. We believe in radical access to design and innovation tools, methods, frameworks,…
This course surveys historical approaches to research in the social sciences. The purpose is to teach the theory and application of historical research methods to help students create well-designed thesis or capstone projects. It provides students a sound…
Harvard University's Intermediate Statistics: Methods and Modeling course delves into advanced statistical techniques and their applications, designed for students seeking to master Emerging / Needs Review topics. This rigorous yet accessible program equips…
This course helps students develop academically strong, individual or team-based capstone proposals. It is mandatory for candidates in the Master of Liberal Arts, digital media design, who wish to register for DGMD E-599 in the coming spring term. Students…
Offered by Harvard University, the Managerial Economics course delves into the intricate dynamics of economics within managerial decision-making. Categorized under Emerging/Needs Review, this course equips students with analytical tools and strategies to…
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