EMA 642 covers satellite dynamics, including torque-free motion, stability, gyroscopic instruments, and various satellite stabilization techniques.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Historical reviews of Daniel Kammer: Reviewers report spending 20-30 hours weekly, noting exams were not relevant to homework despite high homework averages.
Engineering Analysis I teaches methods of higher mathematics with a focus on problem solving using linear algebra, calculus of variations, and Green's functions.
Mechanics of Materials Lab covers data processing and experimental testing of tension/compression, creep, fatigue, fracture, composites, combined stress, beam flexure, dynamic loads, and buckling.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
The course is rated as low difficulty by one student, but specific workload details or preparation requirements are not described in the available evidence.
EMERMED 911 introduces prehospital medicine and analyzes public health determinants influencing patient utilization of the prehospital system through field observation and interviews.
Covers wilderness medical topics like altitude illness and trauma, focusing on early medical decision-making, acute stabilization, and evacuation in austere environments, plus backcountry skills.
Introduction to College Composition focuses on rhetorical reading, writing, and information literacy.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
The course involves frequent writing assignments and peer reviews. Weekly tasks build upon each other, requiring students to complete pre-class readings and engage in mandatory participation.
ENGL 169 introduces students to selected American fiction, prose, drama, and poetry from the early twentieth century to the present.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
The workload is generally light, consisting mostly of readings and a few easy writing assignments. Porter Shreve’s online section requires intensive weekly discussion posts and a short story project.
ENGL 175 explores the depiction and valuation of other academic disciplines in British and American literature, and their intellectual influences on literary works and movements.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Workload is described as decently light, graded leniently, and assessed via papers and group presentations, though dense material requires attention.
ENGL 176 introduces the interplay of literature and film, analyzing how written works are represented and transformed in cinema.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Reviewers report the reading material as extremely convoluted and incomprehensible, while weekly assignments are described as forcing engagement despite being unhelpful.
ENGL 177 studies the intersection of literature and popular culture across various forms and media.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Students report high workload, including reading 10-20+ pages or watching films before every class, managing group projects, and extensive mandatory note-taking. One reviewer described assignments as deliberately designed to consume time, requiring library visits for participation.