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BSE 299 is an independent study course allowing students to conduct research in Biological Systems Engineering under faculty supervision.

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BSE 301 introduces land information management using geospatial technologies, surveying, and remote sensing for data analysis.

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Introductory data science course teaching coding and numerical analysis for agricultural and life sciences challenges.

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BSE 399 is a coordinative internship where students arrange and complete work under faculty and site supervision.

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Covers principles of mechanics, fluid dynamics, and heat/mass transfer applied to food and bioprocessing unit operations.

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BSE 473: Water Management Systems covers engineering and management applications of soil-plant-water relationships for efficient water use.

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BSE 509 is a design practicum where students work on biological systems engineering projects, focusing on problem identification, solution analysis, and selection methodology.

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BSE 681 is an individual study course for Honors students to complete a thesis in Biological Systems Engineering.

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BSE 691 is an individual study course for undergraduates completing a senior thesis in Biological Systems Engineering under faculty supervision.

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BSE 699 is a special problems course allowing for individual advanced work in Biological Systems Engineering under faculty guidance.

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BSE 799 is a practicum in agricultural engineering teaching that provides hands-on experience improving pedagogical skills through course planning, delivery, and evaluation under instructor guidance.

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BSE 900 provides an overview of research activities and resources for graduate students, covering proposal development, thesis writing, and presentations.

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BSE 990 is a research course for graduate thesis preparation under faculty supervision.

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BSE 999 is a special problems course involving in-depth study of a research or design and development problem under faculty supervision.

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Covers on-site treatment and dispersal of wastewater for homes and small communities, including constructed wetlands and regulations.

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Covers state-of-the-art renewable energy applications and engineering calculations for power availability and system integration.

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Covers engineering design principles for agricultural machinery used in crop production, processing, and handling.

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Teaches tools to activate ecological society through community work, power navigation, and consensus building.

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C&ESOC 299 is an independent study course allowing students to conduct research in Community and Environmental Sociology under faculty supervision.

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C&ESOC 375 investigates sociological aspects of community and environmental issues including globalization, climate change, and sustainability.

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C&ESOC 399 is a coordinative internship in Community and Environmental Sociology where students arrange work under faculty and site supervision.

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An independent study offering hands-on experience in engaged sociology research projects across various subfields.

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C&ESOC 681 is an individual study course for Honors students completing a thesis in Community and Environmental Sociology.

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C&ESOC 691 is a senior thesis course for undergraduates in Community and Environmental Sociology, structured as individual study arranged with a faculty member.

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C&ESOC 699 is a special problems course offering individual advanced work in Community and Environmental Sociology under faculty guidance.

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C&ESOC 990 is a course for independent graduate research under faculty supervision.

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C&ESOC 999 is a reading and research course involving independent graduate research under faculty supervision.

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Examines how education addresses environmental and social sustainability challenges through behavior change, empowerment, and community action.

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Sociological analysis of economic growth, environmental sustainability, and social justice in the developing world.

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Introduces sociological principles by examining human interaction with the natural environment and environmental issues in national and global perspectives.

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