This 12-month clinical course provides the students initial supervised training in clinical endodontic procedures. The course will provide the student with experience in the management and treatment of non-surgical endodontic treatment needs, which will be similar to that experienced in a typical endodontic specialty practice. This course is for 1st year endodontic residents.
This 12-month clinical course designated for 2nd year endodontic residents. This course builds upon the clinical education of END 763 and permits the students to receive supervised training in more complex clinical endodontic procedures. The course will provide the resident with experience in the management and treatment of more complex cases as well as providing training and experience in surgical endodontics.
In specific locations around the globe, revenue generated from mining certain minerals has been used to fund controversial activities, exacerbating regional conflicts. This course focuses on these 'Conflict Minerals,' past and present.
This is a creative writing course that explores creative composition in the digital age. Students will be required to write poetry, fiction and creative nonfiction in digital forms. How do authors express themselves in multimedia and digital formats? What are the constraints imposed by digital composition? How has digital writing inspired authors in the 21st century? Themes may include digital storytelling, literature and technology, and forms of literary and personal expression in online journals, blogs, vlogs and various social media platforms.
Once upon a time - like, 2005 - movie was a film: a series of photographic images, printed on celluloid, and projected at 24 frames per second to create what was thought to be magical: the world captured and brought to life. However, over the past 15 years, film production, distribution, and exhibition have undergone a digital revolution. Gone, for the most part, are the reels and projectors of old; we're now in the world of Digital Cinema Packages and 4K resolution. Netflix and Amazon are more than digital streaming services: they're studios vying with Disney, Fox and Warner.
In this course students identify and analyze critical diversity issues in higher education and begin to implement evidence-based success strategies to meet campus diversity goals. Students apply their knowledge in development of a model diversity action plan for a higher education institution.
In this course students will apply their knowledge of current policy and practice in diversity in higher education through problem-based learning and critical reading of the literature in the field. Students will develop a portfolio of strategies for working with all aspects of campus administration from student and academic services to development, human resources, and facilities based on the National Association of Diversity Officers in Higher Education current "Standards of Professional Practice for Chief Diversity Officers in Higher Education".
This is an independent study course where students will engage with a faculty mentor to select a topic of interest in a relevant area related to equine science and management. EQM 395 may be repeated up to a maximum of six credits. EQM 395 projects should only be undertaken with a presumption that a successful mentor/mentee relationship will be forged between the instructor and the student.
This course offers second-year students in the Creative Arts LLP opportunities for skills-based learning. Students participate in a variety of arts related activities as well as network to learn about potential future jobs. Skills developed can apply directly to their careers upon graduation.
This course explores how technology is enabling improvements in finance services. The course is divided into three modules: assessment of problems/needs in finance, study of new technology available to financial innovators, and review of market innovators in financial technology. The course will cover a wide range of technology including AI, cryptography, biometrics, mobile and IoT and their applications in payments, insurance, investments and banking. It also discusses how technology impacts issues related to privacy, security, identity and ethics.
