All Courses
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HF 425 001 WN 2018
This course will provide knowledge and skills needed to maximize motor development, physical activity and community participation in infants and children with developmental disabilities.
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NAVARCH 424 001 WN 2018
Introduce the fundamentals of lifting surfaces related to the selection, design, experimental and numerical modeling, as well as optimization of hydrofoils, propellers, turbines, and other lift generating devices.
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SLAVIC 151 001 WN 2018
This course examines the ways in which Russian writing has used urban and rural settings -- from the much-mythologized city of St Petersburg to the usually anonymous “provinces”; from the celebrated warmth of nineteenth-century Moscow to the Russian village of today, in terminal decline. In doing so, the course introduces important aspects of Russian literary, social, and intellectual history, while analyzing exemplary short works by some of Russia’s best-known authors of the last two centuries.