HONCOL 681 is a senior honors thesis course involving independent research in human oncology, biology, medical physics, or clinical oncology, culminating in a written thesis.
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HONCOL 691
Senior Thesis in Human Oncology 1
3–4 creditsHONCOL 691 is a senior thesis course involving independent research in human oncology, biology, medical physics, or clinical oncology, culminating in a written thesis.
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Independent study in human cancer biology focusing on tutorial-based lab and library research without a thesis requirement.
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Spring 2022–Spring 2026 · limited sampleA seminar for graduate students to develop skills in using oral presentations for career development and research communication.
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Fall 2023–Fall 2025 · limited sampleHONCOL 910 offers independent research in human oncology under faculty supervision, tailored to individual student goals.
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Explores basic and translational science of immuno-oncology, tumor-immune microenvironment, and cancer immunotherapy approaches.
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Covers the physics, biology, and technology of radiation therapy and modern oncology care.
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HONCOL 922
Radiation Oncology
2–4 creditsRadiation Oncology covers cancer staging, prognosis, treatment approaches, radiation modalities, and clinical observation of procedures like brachytherapy.
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HONCOL 990
Research in Human Cancer Biology
1–12 creditsHONCOL 990 is a graduate course for conducting thesis research in human cancer biology.
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ILS 109 explores literature through social, historical, and political contexts using an interdisciplinary approach.
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Spring 2026–Spring 2026 · limited sampleAn introductory seminar exploring how people make meaning across times, cultures, media, and disciplines.
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Historical reviews of Beatriz Botero: The course is considered very easy under Beatriz Botero, with generally clear expectations.
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Fall 2023–Fall 2025ILS 200 explores verbal, visual, and numerical modes of argument and expression through critical thinking and practice.
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Historical reviews of Craig Werner, George Clark: The course is described as writing-heavy, with assignments given every other week requiring significant speaking and writing. Lectures are often non-mandatory, though attendance may be incentivized by quizzes or extra credit.
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Spring 2022–Spring 2026ILS 201 examines major developments in Western science and technology from antiquity to the 17th century within their philosophical and social contexts.
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The course is reading-heavy with dense texts, requiring students to attend section and take notes. While some find the volume of content challenging, others note that lectures cover necessary exam material, making the workload manageable for the grade.
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Fall 2022–Fall 2025ILS 203 explores the development of literature and the arts in the ancient and medieval world, examining works from Egypt, Troy, Athens, Rome, and Florence within their societal and intellectual contexts.
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The course involves substantial reading, though reviewers describe the texts as accessible. Success relies on completing the assigned books and attending discussion sections, which help clarify material for exams.
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Fall 2022–Fall 2025ILS 205 traces the development of Western political, economic, and social thought from ancient Greece through the Reformation.
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Historical reviews of Abiral Phnuyal: The course requires significant weekly reading, which reviewers describe as heavy, confusing, and difficult to get through. Students must complete two papers and engage with dense philosophical texts, but success is achievable if they put in the necessary effort to understand the material.
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Fall 2022–Fall 2024ILS 253
Literature and Society
3 creditsILS 253 explores the interaction of literature and society through social institutions or literary forms.
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The workload consists of only two small papers and fair exams. McClure prepares students for essays in class, making the assessment process manageable for those who attend lectures.
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Fall 2023–Spring 2026 · limited sampleILS 325
Topics in Health and the Humanities
3–4 creditsILS 325 introduces Health Humanities, exploring medicine and healthcare through literature, history, and philosophy.
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ILS 369 examines magical realism and its cultural implications, focusing on the Latin-American boom and narrative analysis.
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Students must be prepared to read books, attend every discussion section, and actively participate in discussions.
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Spring 2022–Spring 2026 · limited sampleILS 373 provides interdisciplinary analysis of selected topics in the humanities.
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Spring 2025–Spring 2025 · limited sampleMACHIAVELLI AND HIS WORLD introduces major works of Machiavelli via close reading in cultural and historical contexts.
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Students must complete all readings before exams and maintain high attendance, as attendance constitutes a large part of the grade.
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Fall 2022–Fall 2025Explores literature representing migration in the US and Americas, using historical and psychoanalytic approaches to analyze the migrant experience.
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Fall 2023–Spring 2026ILS/POLISCI 363
Literature and Politics
3–4 creditsILS/POLISCI 363 explores the interactions between literature and politics and the role of literature in political systems.
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Historical reviews of Philip Bunn: One reviewer noted that Philip Bunn assigned a paper over spring break, suggesting potential workload timing issues.
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Spring 2022–Spring 2026ILS/POLISCI 463
Deception and Politics
3–4 creditsExamines deception and truth-telling as fundamental political concerns through philosophical explorations from Plato to Rawls.
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Historical reviews of Daniel Kapust: Reviewers note a heavy reading load, but Kapust covers the material in lecture, making it manageable for those who attend.
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Fall 2022–Fall 2025Introduction to database management systems focusing on relational databases, SQL, and data visualization for business.
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Fall 2023–Spring 2026INFOSYS 352
Digital Strategy
3 creditsDIGITAL STRATEGY focuses on the economic and technical concepts behind emerging information systems through industry cases.
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Fall 2024–Fall 2025 · limited sampleINFOSYS 365
Contemporary Topics
1–3 creditsINFOSYS 365 explores subject areas potentially for the business curriculum.
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TECHNOLOGY OF COMPUTER-BASED BUSINESS SYSTEMS focuses on developing web applications and business information systems, emphasizing design and deployment.
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Spring 2022–Spring 2026SYSTEMS ANALYSIS AND DESIGN teaches applied principles of information systems development, including requirements analysis, modeling, collaboration, and testing.
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Spring 2022–Spring 2026This seminar maps creative practice through interdisciplinary hands-on engagement and exploration of campus arts disciplines.
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A historical reviewer rated the difficulty as low, noting the class is pretty easy compared to the instructor's true art classes.
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Fall 2022–Fall 2025INTRODUCTION TO ARTS ENTREPRENEURSHIP provides a foundation for developing and launching innovative projects in arts, culture, design, and humanities.
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