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Chemistry and the Environment part of Chemistry and the Environment
Chemistry and the Environment Amy Shachter, Associate Professor of Chemistry, Santa Clara University Chemistry and the Environment uses environmental problems facing the campus and surrounding community, such as ...
Computer Ethics part of Computer Ethics
Computer Ethics Who Created the Course? Professor Terrell Ward Bynum Director, Research Center on Computing & Society Department of Philosophy Southern Connecticut State University New Haven, CT 06515 USA ...
Nanotechnology part of Nanotechnology
Nanotechnology: Content and Context Nanotechnology: Content and Context (Anthropology 235/Chemistry 235) as taught by Christopher Kelty and Kristen Kulinowski at Rice University Abstract Nanotechnology (NT) ...
The Power of Water part of Power of Water
The Power of Water (POW) is an integrated science course in Longwood University's general education program that explores basic science concepts, as well as questions of social responsibility and civic engagement
Science on the Connecticut Coast: Investigations of an Urbanized Shoreline part of Science on the Connecticut Coast: Investigations of an Urbanized Shoreline
Science on the Connecticut Coast: Investigations of an Urbanized Shoreline Vincent Breslin, Department of Science Education and Environmental Studies, and James Tait, Department of Science Education and ...
The Mathematics of Communication part of The Mathematics of Communication
The Mathematics of Communication: Keeping Secrets Stephen J. Greenfield, Department of Mathematics, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, New Brunswick, New Jersey Abstract For thousands of years, people ...
Tuberculosis part of Tuberculosis
Tuberculosis Richard A. Fluck, E. Paul and Francis H. Reiff Professor of Biology, Department of Biology, Franklin & Marshall College Biology 102 is a first-year seminar at Franklin & Marshall College that ...
Issues of Health and Society: Weighing In (Obesity) part of Issues of Health and Society - Weighing In (Obesity)
Issues of Health and Society: Weighing In (Obesity) Who Created the Course? Jacob P. Harney, Ph.D. Co-developer of curriculum, coinstructor (attended SSI 2004, 2005). Jacob P. Harney's Profile Page Marissa ...
Science, Society, & Global Catastrophes part of Science, Society, & Global Catastrophes
Catastrophes are used to introduce students tophysics, meterology, epidemiology, the chemistry of greenhouse gases, and statistics. 60 students and five faculty on five campuses are linked by compressed video. Assignments emphasize critical thinking and writing skills, and include group projects, interpretation of data, analysis of journal articles, and mathematical and statistical modeling exercises.
The Chemistry of Daily Life: Malnutrition & Diabetes part of Chemistry of Daily Life: Malnutrition and Diabete
The Chemistry of Daily Life: Malnutrition & Diabetes Who Created the Course? Matthew Fisher Associate Professor and Chair Department of Chemistry Saint Vincent College 300 Fraser Purchase Road Latrobe, PA ...
