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KINES 990 is an independent research and writing course for graduate students under kinesiology faculty supervision.

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KINES 999 offers directed study projects for graduate students arranged with kinesiology faculty.

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Provides scientific knowledge and application of nutrition related to exercise, health, and sports.

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LACIS 440 examines specific topics related to the Latin American, Caribbean, and Iberian region, covering themes in history, literature, media, and politics.

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LACIS 681 is a mentored individual research and study course for students completing a thesis in an Honors program.

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LACIS 699 is an advanced directed study course where students arrange specific projects with a faculty member.

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Examines marginalized groups' experiences in the U.S. and Americas, exploring race, identity, and historical processes.

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Introduction to landscape architecture design studio techniques for solving 3D design problems in urban and natural environments.

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Survey of landscape architecture design principles, history, and site design processes.

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Covers basic principles of landscape design and graphic communication media.

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LANDARC 299 is an independent study course arranged with a faculty member.

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Introduction to geodesign frameworks and spatial technologies for solving complex design problems.

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Covers construction detailing for landscape projects including roadways, drainage, materials, cost estimating, and working drawings.

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LANDARC 363 teaches ecological restoration education focused on social justice, sustainability, and the Earth Partnership's 10 Step process through community-based projects.

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LANDARC 373 explores nature-based mindfulness and the design of restorative outdoor environments to support health and well-being in public places.

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LANDARC 375 explores special issues or problems in landscape architecture, with topics and faculty varying by offering.

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Covers native plants as the basis for ecological landscape design in urban and rural settings.

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Advanced visual communication in landscape architecture focusing on symbolic and representational computer graphics, hand and digital media, and design communication techniques.

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Introduction to operational procedures in professional landscape architecture offices, covering both private design firms and public agencies.

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LANDARC 560 teaches ecological plant selection and placement for sustainable, functional, and aesthetically pleasing landscape design.

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LANDARC 563 teaches synthesis and design skills for sustainable and resilient regions using bioregional concepts to solve land use and conservation problems.

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Landscape Architecture Capstone I teaches students to develop a comprehensive design and planning proposal defining client needs and objectives from regional to site scale.

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RESTORATION ECOLOGY covers the theory and practice of conserving native species and ecosystems through an interdisciplinary lens of ecology, sociology, and humanities.

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LANDARC 699 is an independent study course in landscape architecture arranged with a faculty member.

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LANDARC 990 is an individual mentored research and study course for completing theses, as arranged with a faculty member.

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LANDARC 999 is an independent study course offering students the opportunity to explore concepts or issues of interest.

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FIRST SEMESTER LATIN covers Latin forms and syntax with simple translation.

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LATIN 305 is a third-semester course that reviews Latin grammar and vocabulary while focusing on extensive reading of various Latin authors.

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Readings in Latin literature focusing on writers of the Republic within their historical and cultural context.

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Advanced readings in Latin literature focusing on the analysis, evaluation, and interpretation of ancient texts.

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