Explore courses Spring 2027 Easiest courses↗ Hardest courses↗ All departments Spring 2027 Recorded offerings Tags Course details Schedule Grades Instructor 1active filters Instructor: David Bart Clear filters Independent research for a thesis or degree project involving agroecological research, multifunctional perspectives, community co-learning, and communication with diverse partners.
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Independent research and writing course titled RESEARCH, focused on fulfilling thesis or dissertation requirements.
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Wetlands Ecology covers types, origins, structure, physical/biological values, dynamics, and protection, management, and restoration of wetlands.
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Past student reviews · David Bart
Students found David Bart's course unorganized, noting that assignments were often not posted to Canvas on time and in-person lectures were slow and disorganized.[1, 2] Sources
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Spring 2023–Spring 2026 Independent study in Landscape Architecture arranged with a faculty member.
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Special Topics: Exploration of special issues or problems in landscape architecture, focusing on interdisciplinary problem-solving and design theory application.
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Special Problems in Landscape Architecture is an independent study course arranged with a faculty member.
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Research course involving individual mentored research and study for completing theses, arranged with a faculty member.
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Independent Studies offers an opportunity to explore concepts or issues of interest.
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