Faculty-directed research projects based on library and/or laboratory investigations. Designed for students seeking an initial experience with human-based kinesiology projects. (Not offered 2024-25).

A cross-subfield tutorial focusing on a directed research project, serving as capstone to the major/minor in Political Science. (Not offered 2024-25).

Courses under this title will vary year to year. (Not offered 2024-25).

Examination of the cellular-level anatomy and physiology of skeletal muscle, and the acute and chronic physiological adaptations of resistance training on skeletal muscle. In addition, resistance ...

Introduction to data manipulation, visualization, and Monte Carlo simulation using the statistical programming language R. The course emphasizes cleaning, organizing, and transforming raw data into a ...

Through a focus on film, this course interrogates Hip Hop as a historically constituted discursive claim—a representation, a partial and inconsistent realm of interpretation, a site of constantly ...

This course examines relationships between U.S. law and Hip Hop. Taking an interdisciplinary approach—with a particular focus on politics, Legal Consciousness, Critical Race Theory, and Hip Hop ...

Examines contextual issues that inform how the implementation of CLD and special education law and policy translate into instructional decision-making for struggling readers. Covers how to center ...

Image from a site visit to Wellesley College. CC's new science building will feature bright, airy shared gathering spaces with plentiful natural light. Image from a site visit to Wellesley College.

Special topics in computer science not offered on a regular basis, with an emphasis in data science. (Not offered 2024-25). Prerequisite: Computer Science 116, Mathematics 117 or Mathematics 137 or ...

Nathan Hughes is Principal Oboe of the Metropolitan Opera and a member of the faculty at The Juilliard School. He previously served as Principal Oboe of the Seattle Symphony and has recorded, toured, ...

Chekhov and Joyce are key figures in the modernist movement in literature, marked by the absence of dogmatism and meticulous attention to people and things. The plot arises from questions of character ...