Courses

Students participate in a comprehensive overview of common musculoskeletal including the shoulder, elbow, wrist, hand, and fingers. Course content includes pathologies, the development of clinical diagnoses, the appropriate referral of injuries and conditions. Co-requisite: ATTR 5112.

Students apply practical skills in the areas of evaluation, diagnosis, care, and evaluation skills and clinical decision-making that allows for the development musculoskeletal conditions, the selection of appropriate referral strategies, conditions. Co-requisite: ATTR 5312.

Reading and listening practice using authentic and near-authentic materials; conversation practice in different levels of formality; composition and grammar; conducted in Japanese.

Continuation of JAPN 301 with more advanced material.

This is a foundation course for the biomanufacturing field, introducing basic regulatory protocols such as batch records and standard operating procedures, which are commonly used in accordance with Federal Drug Administration guidelines.

Urban Aesthetics

The city as an aesthetic environment and its effects on aspects of urban life.

Study of various analytical techniques used in urban and regional decision making; quantitative approaches to analyze and manipulate data; utilization of statistical packages for data, analysis and communication to enhance urban planning modeling.

Focuses on research conducted by planners, sociologists, anthropologists, political scientists and a variety of applied social scientists; examines variety of procedures employed when conducting research in urban areas; furthers understanding and knowledge of statistical methods employed in social research and elements of geographical analysis.

Examines economic development processes in urban and regional planning; issues explored include theoretical, the economic development planning process, ethics, location factors, intergovernmental relations, budgeting, and private sector revenue generation.