Courses

This course provides a comprehensive introduction to wide-ranging issues that shape contemporary politics in Africa.

Using the monarchy as our lens, we analyze Britain's tumultuous twentieth and twenty-first centuries with a focus on two world wars, imperial and economic decline, modern transformations and social upheaval.

In this course, we examine the history of Berlin from the rubble years after World War II through the aftermath of German unification in the 1990s from the perspective of the history of everyday life.

This course covers the craft of feature writing with an emphasis on first-person reportage and storytelling.

Number theory can be used to find the greatest common divisor, determine whether a number is prime, and solve Diophantine equations

Writing the screenplay for the next box office smash or successful independent film requires inspiration; it also requires knowledge of the screenwriter's craft.

This intensive, immersive course is designed for graduate-credit students with strong writing skills and an interest in becoming fiction writers but little formal experience, students who would like to develop a solid foundation in story and scene structu

This course helps business professionals improve their writing so they are better equipped to accomplish their educational and professional goals

Sharp and effective commentary whether by professional columnists or engaged op-ed writers creates much-needed conversation about important issues be they political social or otherwise.

This course is an introduction to historical linguistics the study of language change over time.

To succeed in the future, managers must develop the resources and capabilities needed to gain and sustain advantage in competitive markets—traditional and emerging

This course introduces the important aspects of managing a business in a global environment

This course is an introduction to managing the marketing activities of an organization marketing information systems and research the marketing organizational system and the marketing planning and control system.

This course guides students through the fundamental project management concepts, practices, and behavioral characteristics needed to successfully launch, lead, and realize benefits from projects in profit and nonprofit organizations