Public School Law examines the legal aspects of K-12 education, covering legal structures, employee and student rights, discipline, special education, torts, contracts, and religion.
Mobility and Inclusion in Global Higher Education connects DEI with student mobility in international higher education, focusing on policy development and social justice.
Examines policy development in education as a political process, covering community power, state/national politics, and the role of leadership and pressure groups in shaping policy.
Graduate seminar examining the history, policies, and contemporary debates of the American community college, culminating in a research study or policy proposal.
Explores higher education curriculum, academic program philosophy, design, planning, innovations, liberal education, majors, graduate/professional education, and program review.
Perspectives on College Student Identity and Development introduces identity and college student development theory for application to higher education administration practice or research.
Examines issues, trends, and challenges of internationalization in higher education in the U.S. and abroad, focusing on teaching, partnerships, and student services.
Overview of assessment concepts, tools, and practices in academic and student services, providing a basis for choosing, designing, and using evaluation tools.
Internship in educational administration completed in a school setting to practice applying academic knowledge, examine administrative practice, and use reflection to improve practice.
Community, Opportunity, and Justice critically examines school-community engagement and collaboration, covering theory, practice, leadership issues, and barriers in diverse education settings.
Leadership for inclusive schooling examines the historical and organizational context of special education administration at federal, state, and local levels.
Cooperative Education Program provides full-time workplace experience where students apply engineering theory and practical knowledge in a professional setting.
Past student reviews · Jennifer Detlor, Jacob Notbohm
Homework assignments could take a long time to complete, particularly on days with concepts not discussed in class. The course is often described as a weed-out class where students must be ready to struggle.
AEROSPACE DESIGN II involves completing team-based aerospace engineering design projects under faculty supervision. It was previously numbered EMA 569 before Fall 2026.
Practicum in Finite Elements covers elementary FE theory and uses a commercial computer program to solve practical mechanics problems, emphasizing modeling and result evaluation.
Aerodynamics Laboratory covering experimental methods for aerodynamic measurements, including wind tunnel tests, flow visualization, and digital data acquisition.
Advanced Dynamics covers kinematics and kinetics of plane and three-dimensional motion, Coriolis acceleration, linear and angular momentum, central force motion, gyrodynamics, and generalized coordinates. Was EMA 542 prior to Fall 2026.
Covers coordinate transformations, central force motion, n-body problems, orbital perturbations, artificial satellites, transfer orbits, rocket dynamics, and interplanetary mission planning.
Intro to fracture mechanics for linear/nonlinear materials, covering stress intensity factors, J-integral, energy release rate, and crack growth criteria for design.