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Phys 121 - 010: Physics Ii Lecture, Esmeralda Vataj

Physics Syllabi

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Phys 121 - 020: Physics Ii Lecture, Hussein Hijazi

Physics Syllabi

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Phys 121 - 014: Physics Ii Lecture, Marsela Cina

Physics Syllabi

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Phys 121 - 022: Physics Ii Lecture, Jan Opyrchal

Physics Syllabi

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Phys 121 - 016: Physics Ii Lecture, Marsela Cina

Physics Syllabi

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Phys 121 - 102: Physics Ii Lecture, Jan Opyrchal

Physics Syllabi

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Phys 122 - 002 - 004: Electricity & Magnetism Ece Appl., Lindsay Goodwin

Physics Syllabi

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Phys 202 - 104: Introductory Astronomy And Cosmology, Robert Duffin

Physics Syllabi

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Phys 433 - 002: Electromagnetism Ii, Gareth Perry

Physics Syllabi

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Phys 780 - 004: Magnetosphere Physics, Hyomin Kim

Physics Syllabi

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Phys 102 - 011: Physics I Lecture, Keun Ahn

Physics Syllabi

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Cs 610: Data Structures And Algorithms, Ravi Varadarajan

Computer Science Syllabi

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Cs 241: Foundations Of Computer Science I​​, Ayelet Zaidenberg

Computer Science Syllabi

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Cs 634: Data Mining, Khalid Bakhshaliyev

Computer Science Syllabi

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Cs 114: Introduction To Computer Science Ii​​, Ravi Varadarajan

Computer Science Syllabi

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Cs 104: Computer Programming And Graphics Problems​​, Jertishta Qerimaj

Computer Science Syllabi

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Cs 659: Image Processing And Analysis, Frank Shih

Computer Science Syllabi

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Cs 341: Foundations Of Computer Science Ii​​, Ravi Varadarajan

Computer Science Syllabi

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Cs 114: Introduction To Computer Science Ii​​, Ravi Varadarajan

Computer Science Syllabi

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Cs 341: Foundations Of Computer Science Ii​​, Marvin Nakayama

Computer Science Syllabi

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Ds 677-001: Deep Learning, Guiling Wang

Data Science Syllabi

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Ds 675-005: Machine Learning, Mengjia Xu

Data Science Syllabi

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Investigating The Kshb V246s Mutation In The Kshab Protein Complex Found In Mycobacterium Tuberculosis, Malika Cruickshank

Undergraduate Review

This research centered on studying the interactions between the KshA and KshB subunits of the 3-ketosteroid-9α hydroxylase (KshAB) protein complex found in Mycobacterium tuberculosis (M. tuberculosis). Interactions between the two protein subunits were computationally explored using the protein docking program ClusPro and a location in the KshB subunit at Val 246 was found to be in proximity with nearby amino acids in the KshA subunit. This was determined to be a possible location for docking the protein complex. Val 246 of KshB was mutated into a serine residue to explore changes in the electron transfer pathway upon disruption of this …

The Effects Of Multilingual Learning On Social-Emotional And Cognitive Development In Children, Jasmine Won

Undergraduate Review

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Data Drives Nebraska: Technology Advancements Impact Agriculture And Natural Resources, Laura E. Young, Emily Hatterman, Chandra Spangler, Alexis Corman, Klanie David, Jennifer Velasquez-Perfecto, Gracie Stout, Noelle Philippi, Emma Hoffschneider, Taylor Gregory-Jensen, Saskia Lanwermann, Abigayle Warm, Jared Dehaan, Brianna Gable, Sarah Eberspacher, Trisha Dybdal, Jadyn Heckenlively

Strategic Discussions for Nebraska

Strategic Discussions for Nebraska 2023

Data Drives Nebraska: Technology Advancements Impact Agriculture and Natural Resources

Exploration Of Electron Dynamics In A Strong Field By Time Dependent Configuration Interaction With A Complex Absorbing Potential, Paul Hoerner

Wayne State University Dissertations

Strong field electron dynamics are a quickly developing field of study in physical chemistry. In order to better understand experimental observations, there is a need for computational tools to simulate electron dynamics in a strong field. Due to the nature of strong electric fields, this requires the solving of the time dependent Schrödinger equation (TDSE). Various methods have been used to solve the TDSE in a strong field. In order to look at molecular systems while accurately treating the underlying physics, a method that balances computational affordability with theoretical rigor is necessary. The chosen method that matches these criteria is …

Happiness And Government : The Role Of Public Spending And Public Governance, Lok Sang Ho, Minhui Liu, Yew-Kwang Ng, Jia Wu

SERC Working Paper Series

We explain total life satisfaction using Wave 5 of World Value Survey data covering 58 countries /jurisdictions with a regression to estimate optimal government spending for healthcare, education, and total government spending by maximizing wellbeing We find that the average of total public spending for countries of good public governance is almost identical to the average of estimates of optimal total public spending, which stands at 36. 85 % of GDP. We also find significant over spending or under spending for individual countries. Optimal spending on healthcare and education increase s with population aging. Per capita GDP reduces optimal healthcare …

Cultural Values And Maintaining The Status Quo, Andrew Clapper, Adam Smiley, Michael Oliver

Science University Research Symposium (SURS)

Research on status quo bias suggests that all else equal, people prefer to maintain the current state of the world rather than making changes (Samuelson & Zeckhauser, 1988). Relatedly, people tend to value objects more when they possess them than when they do not, in what is known as the “endowment effect” (Kahneman et al., 1991; Morewedge et al., 2015). However, little attention has been paid to reaction times in making decisions in the presence of a status quo or a possessed object. Our study examines the individual differences which affect reaction times in selecting between status quo and novel …

The Effect Of Eye Contact On Auditory Recall, Sara Grace Lill, Isha Kapoor, Oluwatoni Akanda, Khanh Nguyen

Science University Research Symposium (SURS)

Memory is at the basis of perception and provides functionality to our daily lives. Auditory stimulation has been shown to bias eye movement and improve memory (Liping, et. al, 2021), but the mechanisms behind the guidance of eye movements remain unclear (Higgins, et. al, 2014). This study investigates the correlation between eye contact and memory, focusing on recall, and exploring eye contact’s potential to enhance recall during both immediate and delayed assessments (Craft 21 Recall). Thirty undergraduate students from Belmont University, completed the Craft 21 Recall assessment after watching a video featuring a virtual speaker reading a short story. The …

Tennessee Brewconomy: Navigating The Wholesale Beer Tax Landscape, Lauren E. Dansbury

Science University Research Symposium (SURS)

In 2013, Tennessee transitioned from a price-based wholesale tax model to a per barrelage assessment. This research delves into the repercussions of this tax reform, assessing its impact on the brewing and wholesale distribution sectors. Despite the shift, Tennessee maintains the nation's highest wholesale beer tax for 16 consecutive years. The study examines the opportunity costs associated with this elevated tax, exploring alternative uses for the funds. Utilizing data on annual revenue collected by wholesalers from 2019 to 2022, segmented by city and county, the research provides actionable insights advocating for a reduction in the wholesale tax. The argument posits …