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To succeed in the future, managers must develop the resources and capabilities needed to gain and sustain advantage in competitive markets—traditional and emerging. The way in which organizations attempt to develop such competitive advantage constitutes the…
This course covers disaster preparedness and response, as well as possible prevention and mitigation of volcanoes, earthquakes, floods, tsunamis, fires, landslides, hurricanes, famines, pandemic diseases, meteorite impacts, and climate fluctuations. The…
This course examines how contemporary Indigenous writers and writers of color deploy monstrosity as a powerful tool for critiquing systems of oppression and imagining decolonized futures. Through close reading of horror literature, Gothic fiction, and…
Exploring the wild, worldwide web of informal vernacular culture being created, transmitted, and adapted by online communities, this course examines the powers, potentials, and peculiarities (and dangers) of digital life in relationship to community-building,…
More than 400 years ago, William Shakespeare wrote plays for a theater in London he named The Globe. Today, Shakespeare's plays are a global phenomenon—performed, studied, and enjoyed across the world in many languages and multiple media. How did this happen?…
This course provides a dynamic exploration of social media theory and management in today's rapidly evolving digital world. Students examine the foundational theories that shape social media practice and apply them through hands-on projects such as social…
In this course, we explore the psychology of attribution—the methods our brain use to understand others—and how others use their brains to understand us. Throughout, we build a deep understanding of how we think of others compared to ourselves and learn…
This intensive course provides a comprehensive introduction to modern Russian language and culture for those who would like to speak Russian or use the language for reading and research. Designed for students without any previous knowledge of Russian, the…
This course introduces students to the demands and conventions of academic reading and writing. It focuses on analyzing texts, building effective arguments, and using evidence and secondary source material. Instruction on the stages of the writing process,…
What does freedom mean? And, if meaning is created through action, how is freedom practiced? This course explores America's most cherished ideal—freedom—as it has manifest in practice. Students examine major forms of freedom practice—from privacy to speech,…
This course helps business professionals improve their writing so they are better equipped to accomplish their educational and professional goals. Students consider how essential forms of business writing—memos, cover letters, proposals, presentations, and…
What is a body? What makes it visible, knowable, or meaningful? How does it produce knowledge and shape what we see, experience, and understand? This course centers the body as a critical site of anthropological inquiry. Through theory and ethnography, we…
This course is designed for students who wish to build upon the skills developed in <a href="/search/?p=EXPO%2025" data-action="result-detail" data-group="code:EXPO 25" >EXPO S-25</a> in order to produce more advanced research and writing in the social…
This course offers a hands-on introduction to the digital media landscape, exploring the tools, technologies, and strategies shaping how stories and information are shared online today. Students learn how content creators and media organizations build…
This is an intermediate language course designed for students familiar with Spanish grammar who need to improve their oral expression. It emphasizes consolidation and expansion of the skills of oral fluency, writing, and reading comprehension. In addition to…
Taylor Swift has become the world's most famous pop star for many reasons, but first and last through her songwriting. We look at her career, life, albums and songs, from all her eras (even the Showgirl era) as literary creations. We consider songs (as…
This course is an introduction to differential and integral calculus in one variable. The course begins with a study of limits and derivatives, and culminates with the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus as well as some integration techniques. The topics covered…
This beginning Latin course is designed for those who have had no previous instruction in classical Latin. The course covers the equivalent of one semester of college-level Latin and focuses on the acquisition of fundamental grammar, syntax, and vocabulary.…
The course begins with a review of geometry and then proceeds with a treatment of algebra. We cover algebraic expressions and equations, both linear and quadratic, and their manipulation and use in problem solving. From there, we look at word problems;…
This course is an introduction to basic Chinese grammar, vocabulary, usage, and the writing system for students with little or no background in the language. The course seeks to help students acquire the rudimentary knowledge of Chinese and develop basic…
This proseminar is designed to teach students many of the writing and analytical skills that are required to succeed in graduate-level courses in the biological sciences. Through critical reading and presentation of research articles, students learn how to…
The course offers an introduction to the market system, emphasizing economic interactions among individuals, firms, and the government. Topics include economic decision-making, supply-and-demand, perfect and imperfect competition, economic efficiency, and…
The Second World War profoundly shaped twentieth-century history and its legacies continue to reverberate today. This course takes an expansive approach to the history of the war, both in time and space. We begin with the legacies of the First World War and…
This course approaches the Nazi persecution of European Jewry from several disciplinary perspectives. Initially, we explore the topic historically, using a variety of historical materials dealing with the history of European anti-semitism, German history from…
The Gilded Age (approximately 1877-1900) was a period marked by rapid industrialization, obscene oppression, and extraordinary wealth. Mark Twain described it as a "time of greed, corruption, and material excess." Industrial monopolies, like the…
This course is a practical exploration of speech communication strategies and tactics with a focus on improving oral communication and presentation skills in a variety of scientific settings. Students participate in exercises that include formal and informal…
This course focuses on the application of genomic science in precision medicine. It explores the path from big data to precision medicine by discussing the utility of novel approaches, methods, and systems in genomic science. Topics include technologies and…
The list of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World was originally compiled in antiquity—it was partly referred to as early as the 5th century BCE by Herodotus. By the Roman period, geographers, travelers, and historians agreed on several wonders that “topped”…
Your personal brand is more than a buzzword—it’s your competitive edge. Whether you want to advance your career, grow your business, or become a trusted voice in your field, standing out requires more than just showing up. It’s about crafting a compelling…
Wealth management is more than investing—it spans every part of your financial life, balancing today’s needs with future goals. Whether you manage your finances independently, work with professionals, or combine both, confidence and basic knowledge are…
Product-market fit is often described as a breakthrough moment, but in practice, it is a disciplined sequence of hypotheses, tested under real constraints. This course examines how early-stage products move from an initial idea toward traction by focusing on…
The writer Bruno Schulz described his autofiction as a “genealogy of the spirit.” Autofiction draws on lived experience but reshapes it using the craft of fiction, carrying the emotional truth of a life rather than adhering to pure facts or literal…
Cancer is a common disease, and effectively treating cancer is a global challenge. In this course, we will explore cancer biology and the biological mechanisms underlying the most common forms of treatment. We will then explore recent research and novel…
Resonant personal essays possess an ephemeral quality, allowing them to transcend the particulars of a single life and speak to readers in a lasting way. This course will teach you how to achieve that effect. For inspiration, we will read personal essays by…
George Harrison once wrote, “Everyone should have and play a ‘UKE.’ It’s so simple to carry with you and it’s one instrument you can’t play and not laugh.” He carried one everywhere and gave them freely to friends, insisting that anyone who played the ukulele…
This course is not open to the public, but rather by admission only. For more information on the Writing Certificate Program and its application process, please click here . The One-on-One Tutorial will bring together Certificate students and accomplished…
In this course, we examine major modern and contemporary thinkers addressing fundamental metaphysical questions about personhood, identity, and the self. We begin with Thomas Nagel’s provocative claim that death is an evil, then turn to Harry Frankfurt’s…
Close-up photography transforms the familiar into the unexpected. This course invites photographers of all levels to explore the details that shape our visual world, from the intricate structures of plants, food, feathers, and insects to the abstract surfaces…
Poets have strategies to make their writing feel less like work and more like play, even when writing about serious subjects. We will learn to silence our inner critics and enjoy the art of writing poetry through techniques such as improv comedy-inspired…
¡Vengan a charlar y explorar con nosotros! This course is designed for students who have completed "Beginning Spanish: Part II" or who can meet and mingle with others, talk about their interests and activities, past and present, and ask others about theirs,…
AI tools are changing how software gets built, making the process faster and accessible to people without a coding background. This course introduces vibe coding, a concept-first approach where you create applications and websites by guiding AI tools instead…
Designed for those with no prior experience, this course introduces the fundamentals of programming through Python, one of today’s most widely used languages. As AI tools make it easier to generate code, understanding how programs actually work has become…
Wireless communication quietly underpins much of modern life, from smartphones and satellites to contactless payments and connected devices. This course offers a clear, concept-driven introduction to how contemporary wireless systems work and how they…
Learn fundamental concepts in biology, including prokaryotes; protists; fungi and plant development, form and function; population genetics; ecology; conservation; the origin of life; evolution; and classification. Designed for biology majors and premedical…
Get an introduction to the fundamental concepts of inorganic chemistry, including matter, atoms, molecules, solutions, thermochemistry, chemical bonding and intermolecular forces. Develop laboratory skills such as instrumentation, data analysis and…
The ACT preparation program is designed by test preparation experts, uses actual ACT questions, and provides an easy-to-follow preparation plan. The program addresses the four main sections of the exam: English, Mathematics, Science, and Reading, as well as…
Understand optical systems with first and third, higher order analysis and aberration theory. Explore design principles such as bending, symmetry, stop shift, and lens splitting. Apply these principles and knowledge to various optical systems with tolerancing…
Agile project management is an iterative project methodology that works well for a wide variety of projects. This course teaches students what the agile methodology is and focuses on components of this methodology, including, developing product roadmaps,…
Examination of the role of CPAs and auditors in the issuance of Financial Statements to third parties. Standards and practice of audit, assurance, and attestation services will be presented.