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Fall 2026

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ARTHIST 603 is a Curatorial Studies Colloquium exploring theoretical and practical curatorial strategies, exhibition design, and audience engagement across diverse media.

Offering recorded · Fall 2026

No recorded grade history

Principles of Food Engineering applies engineering principles to analyze food process operations including heat and mass transfer.

Offering recorded · Fall 2026

Exams are reported to take 2.5 to 3 hours and are considered hard. One reviewer cites strict grading criteria, while another suggests that engaging with the material leads to success despite the difficulty.

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Fall 2022–Fall 2025 · limited sample

Explores gender identity and sexuality among disabled people through historical and theoretical analysis of films, memoirs, and poetry.

Offering recorded · Fall 2026

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Spring 2022–Spring 2024 · limited sample

Nanophotonics covers EM waves, waveguides, resonators, nanofabrication, plasmonics, and metamaterials at nanoscales.

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Fall 2022–Fall 2025 · limited sample

Introduction to musical theater and opera in Europe and America, focusing on storytelling through music and drama.

Offering recorded · Fall 2026

The course is rated as very easy with a difficulty rating of 1.

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Fall 2022–Fall 2022 · limited sample

Introduction to African cultural studies examining literary genres, screen media, music, and popular expression through scholarly methods.

Offering recorded · Fall 2026

Historical reviews of Vlad Dima: Workload consists of weekly quizzes, take-home midterms and finals with short answers, and a two-page essay, requiring preparation through notes and participation.

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Spring 2022–Spring 2026

Survey of Latinx/e popular culture analyzing populations, histories, and politics through creative expressions and cultural contestations.

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Spring 2022–Fall 2025 · limited sample

CHEM/MS&E 421 covers polymeric materials, focusing on polymer chemistry, physics, structure-property relationships, and synthesis for optoelectronic applications.

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Spring 2022–Fall 2025

Introduction to theatre for cultural and social awareness, analyzing sensitive subjects in workplace and community settings.

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Historical reviews of Mark Hairston: Mark Hairston's section involves lots of reading and interpretations where only his answers are considered correct, creating a difficult environment.

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Fall 2022–Spring 2026

ASIAN 655 explores ethnographic theory and practice through studies of Asian contexts, focusing on writing, photography, and film.

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Fall 2022–Spring 2024 · limited sample

EXPERIENCING THEATRE explores how theatre is made and develops appreciation for performative events through live performances and professional colloquiums.

Offering recorded · Fall 2026

The workload is minimal, consisting of weekly attendance, watching plays, and submitting short discussion posts or quizzes. Lectures are mandatory but content is considered unimportant, and make-up assignments are available.

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Fall 2022–Spring 2026

Examines disability and media interaction, representations, and access.

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Spring 2025–Spring 2026 · limited sample

An introduction to the linguistic study of Spanish, exploring real-world usage and variation across regions and contexts.

Offering recorded · Fall 2026

Lectures were not connected to the textbook, and exam feedback took three weeks or more to receive.

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Spring 2022–Spring 2026

Introduction to the dynamic relationship between law and the humanities, examining how legal systems shape and are shaped by cultural, historical, and philosophical contexts.

Offering recorded · Fall 2026

No recorded grade history

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