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Every Course, One Purpose: Equip You to Lead
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CENG 500
A rigorous, hands-on graduate introduction to Python programming for data-science applications, computer vision, and deep-learning workflows. Students build proficiency reading, writing, and applying Python code to practical data problems.
3 credits
BICE 805
Equips doctoral candidates with qualitative research design, data collection, and analysis skills, covering case study, ethnography, and grounded theory. Students develop rigorous studies and produce trustworthy interpretations for their dissertation research.
3 credits
BICE 804
Equips doctoral candidates with quantitative research design and statistical analysis skills using R Studio, including regression and hypothesis testing. Weekly workshops translate theoretical concepts into applied statistical practice.
3 credits
HUMA 472
Teaches the craft of writing for performance, covering dramatic structure, character development, dialogue, and professional screenplay and stage-play formats. The course culminates in an original short script, revised and pitched.
3 credits
HUMA 572
Teaches the graduate-level craft of writing for performance, covering dramatic structure, character, and professional screenplay and stage-play formats. The course culminates in an original short script, revised and pitched.
3 credits
HUMA 303
Prepares students to present the Montessori Sensorial and Math curricula for children ages 2.5 to 6, refining the senses and fostering early mathematical thinking. Students study the sequential order and purpose of the Montessori didactic materials.
3 credits
HUMA 503
Prepares graduate students to present the Montessori Sensorial and Math curricula for children ages 2.5 to 6. Students study the sequential order and purpose of the Montessori didactic materials in both areas.
3 credits
BICE 404
Explores how entrepreneurial thinking can address social and community challenges while building sustainable, mission-driven ventures. Students design and evaluate projects that generate measurable community impact.
6 credits
BICE 303
Provides a comprehensive understanding of the strategic role of the supply chain, covering procurement, inventory, warehousing, transportation, and forecasting. Students also examine ethical, sustainable, and resilient supply chain practices.
3 credits
BICE 503
Provides a graduate-level understanding of the strategic role of supply chains in driving competitive advantage, security, and resilience. Students examine ethical and sustainable supply chain practice alongside emerging trends.
3 credits
ASNR 505
Examines integrated crop-livestock agricultural systems that enhance productivity and environmental stewardship through agroecology and regenerative practices. Students design resilient systems balancing sustainability, economics, and social responsibility.
3 credits
BICE 302
Examines how leaders create long-term value for organizations and society while balancing economic, social, and environmental considerations, integrating Ubuntu and servant-leadership principles. Through case studies and simulations, students build skills to lead resilient, equitable organizations.
3 credits
BICE 502
Examines how graduate-level leaders create long-term value for organizations and society while balancing economic, social, and environmental considerations. Students apply cultural intelligence, servant leadership, and Ubuntu principles through case studies and simulations.
3 credits
BICE 806
A doctoral, experiential course integrating innovation, entrepreneurship, and scholarly inquiry to transform research-driven ideas into scalable ventures. The course culminates in an investor-ready business plan supported by scholarly analysis.
3 credits
BICE 204
Surveys major theoretical frameworks explaining how and why entrepreneurship happens, from opportunity recognition to venture growth. Students connect theory to real entrepreneurial case studies.
3 credits
BICE 407
Curates special topics on sustainability concepts and business initiatives that fulfill the triple bottom line of people, planet, and profit. Students examine the science of climate change and identify opportunities that emerge from sustainability strategy.
3 credits
BICE 507
A graduate-level exploration of sustainability concepts and business initiatives that fulfill the triple bottom line of people, planet, and profit. Students examine climate science and identify sustainability-driven business opportunities.
3 credits
HUMA 300
Introduces the African philosophy of Ubuntu — "I am because we are" — as a framework for understanding consciousness, ethics, and collective flourishing. Students examine how self-awareness and interconnectedness shape learning, leadership, and community.
3 credits
HUMA 570
Introduces the African philosophy of Ubuntu — "I am because we are" — as a graduate-level framework for consciousness, ethical responsibility, and collective flourishing. Students examine implications for education, leadership, and society.
3 credits