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INTER-HE 793 teaches basic research methods including data collection, analysis, and proposal writing.

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INTER-HE 801 covers special topics in Human Ecology.

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This course covers special topics in applied work and professional skill development within Human Ecology for community leaders and practitioners.

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INTER-HE 980 is a Capstone Seminar that facilitates the completion of a capstone project through structured goal setting and peer/instructor feedback.

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A first-year seminar exploring interdisciplinary topics in the humanities.

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A first-year seminar exploring interdisciplinary topics in the social and natural sciences.

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A first-year seminar exploring the dimensions and value of a liberal arts education while introducing university resources and fostering community.

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INTER-LS 139 guides students through a major exploration framework to examine self, community, and liberal arts education while developing tools to navigate university resources.

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Teaches research-based best practices for success in college-level math, including study skills and problem-solving.

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Introduction to current research on learning and how to apply that knowledge to succeed in higher education.

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SPARK SEMINAR introduces community-engaged research by examining program design and collaborative problem-solving within UW-Madison community partnerships.

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L&S CAREER DEVELOPMENT: TAKING INITIATIVE connects liberal arts studies to academic and career preparation through practical skills and reflection.

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INTER-LS 215 explores liberal arts value for modern careers, teaching academic and professional communication skills through research, writing, and presentations.

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INTER-LS 260 allows students to earn academic credit for outside internships by analyzing and discussing their work experience in the context of liberal arts education.

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PARADIGMS AND PROCESS IN ACADEMIC INQUIRY provides a structure for research thinking for fellows, addressing daily activities and researcher identity.

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Introduction to foundational research skills, methods, and technical communication for engineering undergraduates.

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SUCCESS IN ENGINEERING ACADEMICS teaches evidence-based strategies for engineering student success, including study skills, time management, and academic writing.

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Directed study offering group discussion and problem-solving coaching to enhance understanding of physics and its applications to engineering.

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Introduction to writing, speaking, and ethics for engineers, focusing on academic research and communication.

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Introduction to design through the invention, fabrication, and testing of a device solving a real-world client problem.

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Foundations of Computational Engineering Design teaches interdisciplinary engineering design, ethics, and prototyping using computational tools.

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INTEREGR 275 teaches principles and theory of effective oral technical presentations for professional engineering settings.

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APPLIED LEADERSHIP COMPETENCIES IN ENGINEERING introduces leadership theories and applies them to engineering practice and professional contexts.

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Engineering Communication teaches theory and practice in planning, preparing, and critiquing technical reports, proposals, and workplace correspondence.

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CURRENT ISSUES IN INTERNATIONAL ENGINEERING examines global engineering trends, standards, and multi-national operations through case studies.

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INTEREGR 477 teaches tools and theory for prototyping and manufacturing physical objects using various fabrication and electronics equipment.

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INTEREGR 601 covers various interdisciplinary topics of special interest to engineering students at both undergraduate and graduate levels.

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INTLBUS 200 introduces key concepts for understanding global markets and planning international business strategies.

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INTLBUS 450 helps students translate and integrate their study abroad experience while building international business and global competencies.

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GLOBAL MARKETING STRATEGY examines global market opportunities, cultural consumer environments, and international strategy development.

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