Courses

This course continues the study of letter form, typography, image and concept relationships for effective communication. Prerequisites: ARTC 3320, ARTC 4308, ARTC 3301, and ARTH 3316 all with grades of "C" or better.

The modern nation of Egypt encompasses a sharp juxtaposition of modernity and antiquity. Moreover, the land is awash with the vestiges of Arab and Kemetic influences. They are found in the history, in the architecture, the ruins, and most importantly, embodied within the people. In this way, Egypt is a study in conflict and contact and change and continuity.

The UA Honors in Germany program is designed to provide students with the opportunity to examine the many facets of recent history and of the contemporary situation of German society and engage in meaningful, reflective dialogue with international faculty and students through their experiences while visiting academic, cultural, business and industrial institutions in Karlsruhe, Strasbourg (F), Cologne, Hamburg, Berlin, Munich, and Stuttgart.

Ghana was the first country south of the Sahara to gain independence from British colonial rule and it continues to play a leading role in African development and prosperity to this day. This study abroad course functions as a broad transdisciplinary and multidisciplinary approach to the study of the culture, history, economics, politics, sociology and the natural environment of Ghana using innovation as a connective device.

Students will examine contemporary New Zealand neighborhoods and communities by purposefully employing ‘engaged’ and interactive discussions and conversations with (some of the) New Zealanders they encounter each day from a wide range of demographics, i.e. an ethnographic/communications approach. Students will rely on an instructor-generated list of talking points as a general guide.

Students will examine Scottish neighborhoods and communities, purposefully employing ‘engaged’ and interactive discussions and conversations with locals from a wide range of demographics, i.e. an ethnographic approach. These conversations, or interviews, will result in general class discussion and writing to examine cultural differences, place them in context, and develop increasingly productive approaches to future conversations.

This course consists of lectures, simulator instruction and flight operation demonstrations, specific to unmanned aerial systems (UAS), in depth introduction to FAA Part 107 rules and regulations, associated theory, procedures, requirements and operating concepts, as well as actual hands-on flight training in the UAS Flight Lab, with an emphasis on safety of flight.

This course consists of lectures, simulator instruction and flight operation demonstrations, specific to unmanned aerial systems (UAS), in depth introduction to FAA Part 107 rules and regulations, associated theory, procedures, requirements and operating concepts, as well as actual hands-on flight training in the UAS Flight Lab, with an emphasis on safety of flight.

This course addresses local, state and federal unmanned aerial systems (UAS) laws, regulations, policy statements, orders and guidance, as well as civil rights, liberties, ethics and aircrafVpilot certification.

Special research problem or project, developed under the direction of the instructor. Requires approval of the UHP Director. May be repeated.