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EPD 654 introduces teaching and learning in science and engineering at the college level, covering methodology, assessment, and course design.

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EPD 660 teaches core sustainability competencies, including ecological footprinting, lifecycle assessment, and integrated engineering practice across various engineering fields.

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EPD 678 examines supply chain management concepts, techniques, and trends with an emphasis on topics relevant to engineers.

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EPD 699 is an independent study course conducted under faculty supervision.

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EPD 711 teaches strategic and ethical communication for engineers, focusing on clarity, audience awareness, and ethical judgment in technical and managerial contexts.

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EPD 730: Sustainable Facilities explores the environmental impacts of buildings across all life cycle phases, covering energy, water, materials, and policy.

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ESL 114 is an intermediate English language course focusing on academic reading, writing, and communication.

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ESL 115 reviews English grammar through intensive practice to refine academic English production.

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ESL 116 teaches academic reading and vocabulary skills, focusing on comprehension, speed, and summary writing.

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ESL 117 teaches basic academic writing, including fluency, paragraph structure, summarizing, and research projects.

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ESL 118 teaches academic writing, critical reading, argumentation, research paper organization, and oral communication skills.

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ESL 200 teaches academic and professional speaking skills, including presentations, discussions, and interviews, for English language learners.

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ESL 343 teaches oral communication skills, including listening, pronunciation, conversation, and presentations for academic settings.

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ESL 344 teaches oral communication and presentation skills for academic and professional settings.

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ESL 345 teaches techniques for improving American English pronunciation for non-native speakers.

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ESL 349 teaches graduate-level academic writing, including discourse analysis, critical analysis, and crafting results and discussion sections.

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ESL 350 is a workshop course focused on professional and academic writing skills, covering dissertations, articles, and research reports.

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ESL 370 is an International TA Training course focusing on communication skills, classroom culture, and teaching strategies for effective university teaching.

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Introduction to Wildlife Ecology and the profession of wildlife management/conservation with an emphasis on career preparation.

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ENVIRONMENT, POLLUTANTS, AND YOU teaches awareness of human environmental impact and communication skills regarding pollutants.

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A general survey of wildlife and wildlife conservation covering population management, habitats, and human interactions.

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F&WECOL 299 is an independent study course allowing students to conduct research in Forest and Wildlife Ecology under faculty guidance.

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F&WECOL 318 covers major environmental factors, population structure and behavior, and conservation of regional wildlife communities.

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F&WECOL 375 covers specialized, current topics in forest and wildlife ecology for undergraduates.

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Principles of wildlife management focusing on conserving animal populations for societal benefit.

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F&WECOL 399 is a coordinative internship in Forest and Wildlife Ecology under faculty guidance.

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F&WECOL 450 explores natural and anthropogenic forest disturbances and pathogen management using hands-on ecological techniques.

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F&WECOL 550 introduces the abiotic and biotic factors influencing forest ecosystem composition, structure, and function, including the effects of natural and anthropogenic disturbances.

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Forest Ecology Lab reviews core concepts from F&WECOL 550 through field observations and ecosystem models.

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F&WECOL 561 teaches wildlife management techniques including collection preparation, food habit analysis, demographic determination, censusing, trapping, banding, and habitat planting.

Offering recorded · Fall 2026