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This course teaches commonly used methods of statistical analysis, sampling, error in sampling and charting used in business presentations.
- Teacher: Sajid Hussain
- Teacher: Dennis McNamee
Sophomore Junior Seminar
- Teacher: Lei Qian
Theory of Computing
- Teacher: Lei Qian
Course Description:
Three hours lecture and two hours lab each week. Emphasizes the fundamentals of computer organization and machine architecture, using a layered approach. Topics include data representation, the machine language execution cycle, microprogramming, addressing modes, and symbolic assembly level of language. Interconnection structures, memory, I/O, and fundamental notions of an operating system. Coordinated laboratory exercises allow students to experiment with program behavior and machine elements at each level.
- Teacher: Lei Qian
The course introduces the student to computers and computer-based information systems. Basic computer concepts are briefly overviewed. Business information systems, including, user computing, data communications, and data bases are surveyed. The course includes hands-on lab instruction in the use of word processing, spreadsheet, and business presentations software.
- Teacher: Sajid Hussain
This course reviews commonly used algebra, trigonometry, and calculus functions applied in computer science and business courses. Courses for which this class is useful will include economics, statistics, and quantitative financial analysis.
- Teacher: Sajid Hussain
- Teacher: Dennis McNamee
- Teacher: Brian Nelms
- Teacher: Lei Qian
Upper-level undergraduate and graduate course in Developmental Biology
- Teacher: Brian Nelms
Online training modules for student research scholars
- Research Facilitator: Brian Nelms
Independent Study Course in Biotechnology and Molecular and Cell Biology
- Teacher: Brian Nelms
- Instructor: Jonathan Stadler