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Bme 20500 Bioelectrical Circuits, Jacek P. Dmochowski, Luis Cardoso Jan 2019

Bme 20500 Bioelectrical Circuits, Jacek P. Dmochowski, Luis Cardoso

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No abstract provided.


Portraiture In Africa & The African Diaspora, Joshua I. Cohen Jan 2019

Portraiture In Africa & The African Diaspora, Joshua I. Cohen

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This course explores portraiture in Africa and the African diaspora, although it does not purport to be a comprehensive survey. The main focus is photography, but we will also consider portraiture in other mediums, such as sculpture, painting, and collage, as well as a range of departures from portrait conventions. The course is structured to allow students to think comparatively across contexts. We will particularly explore contemporary artists’ tendencies to make reference to earlier portrait forms.


Treatment Of Substance Abuse 1, Helen Stayna Jan 2019

Treatment Of Substance Abuse 1, Helen Stayna

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No abstract provided.


General Chemistry 2, Themis Lazaridis Jan 2019

General Chemistry 2, Themis Lazaridis

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Ideafest Evaluation Rubric Sciences, Hsu Press Jan 2019

Ideafest Evaluation Rubric Sciences, Hsu Press

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Python List, Natalia Novak Jan 2019

Python List, Natalia Novak

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A brief introduction to Python list.

No loops, no decision structures.

For CS0 students. Part of the CUNY CS04All project.


Undocumented: Living In The Shadows, Jennifer C. Sloan Jan 2019

Undocumented: Living In The Shadows, Jennifer C. Sloan

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This course explores the lives of undocumented students in the United States. The first portion of the course will explore the socioeconomic and political institutions that created the "illegal immigrant" problem and how the US government, civil society, immigrant advocates, artists, and humanitarians have approached the issue. The second portion of the course will discuss how undocumented students navigate the education system, public spaces, and work life in the U.S. Finally, we discuss previous "solutions" to the undocumented immigration "problem", what were the outcomes of those decisions, and what we can learn from these previous attempts.