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- MUAP 2255TROMBONE-LEVEL 3
Weekly one hour private lesson. Additionally, attendance is mandatory at the weekly seminar. Music Lesson Fee: $160.00
Issuer: Austin Community College District2 credits - MUAP 2256TROMBONE-LEVEL 4
Weekly one hour private lesson. Additionally, attendance is mandatory at the weekly seminar. Music Lesson Fee: $160.00
Issuer: Austin Community College District2 credits - MUA 186Trombone (Majors)
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Issuer: University of Alabama1 credit - MUA 286Trombone (Majors)
Applied lessons for music majors at the sophomore level.
Issuer: University of Alabama1 credit - MUS 6624Trombone Private Instruction
Private instruction is available in trombone.
Issuer: Troy University1 credit - BIO 4436Tropical Biology
This course entails an analysis and evaluation of the governing principles of tropical ecosystems, including wildlife ecologies, geological processes, and environmental-cultural interactions. In the laboratories, students will compare ecological relationships that influence tropical biology, discuss peer-reviewed literature and examine tropical flora and fauna during field trips to regional sub-tropical areas.
Issuer: Texas State University4 credits - BIO 5436Tropical Biology
This course entails an analysis and evaluation of the governing principles of tropical ecosystems, including wildlife ecologies, geological processes, and environmental-cultural interactions. In the laboratories, students will compare ecological relationships that influence tropical biology, discuss peer-reviewed literature and examine tropical flora and fauna during field trips to regional sub-tropical areas.
Issuer: Texas State University4 credits - ENSC 4233Tropical Disease
This course emphasizes the biological and ecological nature of tropical diseases, human health outcomes resulting from changes to weather and ecosystems, and how the health systems in place in different countries deal with these diseases. Instruction is based on field-based, experiential learning.
Issuer: Auburn University at Montgomery4 credits - BIO 4338Tropical Ecology and Conservation
In this course students will obtain a first-hand knowledge of the ecology, biodiversity, conservation, and culture of tropical ecosystems. This is an immersive and intensive study abroad course combining traditional lecture, field-based instruction, and primary literature-based discussions while observing actual tropical ecosystems.
Issuer: Texas State University3 credits - BIOL 400Tropical Ecology of Costa Rica
Advanced field-intensive course conducted at multiple biological field stations located throughout Costa Rica; exposure to a wide variety of tropical ecological principles using largely observational and some sampling techniques; experience with amazing diversity of wildlife and habitats from hot, humid low land rainforests to the high elevations of the Talamanca páramo…
Issuer: Texas A & M University-College Station6 credits