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HANS 142 - COOKING WITH ROGER Credits: 1 The course has ten sessions. Each session has an appetizer, salad, soup, two entrees with different proteins, starches, and sauces, vegetable of the day, fresh baked bread, and excellent dessert. The last session is the grand buffet. The grand buffet consists of an array of fancy hors d'oeuvres, carving stations, and mouth-watering desserts. Each course would start with a small lecture, followed by different knife techniques on how to cut fruit, vegetable, and meat. All sessions will follow the same cooking pattern: bread, desserts, soup, entree 1, entree 2, appetizer, and salad. College: Dean of Undergraduates Department: Hanszen College
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HANS 160 - TEACHING PRACTICUM Credits: 1 Exploration of teaching concepts and practices. Enrollment limited to students teaching courses that are part of the Hanszen College Student Taught Course Program. Instructor permission required College: Dean of Undergraduates Department: Hanszen College
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HANS 162 - ANALYTICS IN SPORTS: SABERMETRICS 101 Credits: 1 The class will discuss the theory and development of quantitative analysis in sports, primarily focusing on Major League Baseball. Students will be acquainted with modern theories and introduced to various data sets, publications, and research methods commonly used in the saber metric industry. Topics include game strategy, park factors, DIPS theory, MLB's economic system, clutch hitting, the MLB Draft. College: Dean of Undergraduates Department: Hanszen College
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HANS 165 - JAZZ HISTORY Credits: 3 An overview of the evolution of jazz music in the United States from 1900 through 1980's. College: Dean of Undergraduates Department: Hanszen College
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HANS 169 - GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR Credits: 1 This course is aimed at giving students a basic understanding of the mechanics, maintenance, troubleshooting, and history of automobiles. The course will include an auto "roundup" of student vehicles in the stadium parking lot for review and comment by a mechanic. College: Dean of Undergraduates Department: Hanszen College
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HANS 170 - INTRO TO JUMP ROPE Credits: 1 This course will introduce students to the sport of jump rope. Students will learn single rope jumping, Chinese wheel jumping, and double dutch jumping. Additionally, students will learn technical aspects of the sport, including health benefits, equipment needs and maintenance, and trick lingo. College: Dean of Undergraduates Department: Hanszen College
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HANS 174 - THE CULTURE OF PHILANTHROPY Credits: 1 This course is designed to provide you with an understanding of philanthropy and its practices. College: Dean of Undergraduates Department: Hanszen College
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HANS 200 - THE RISE AND FALL OF THE BERLIN WALL - POLITICS AND CULTURE DURING THE COLD WAR Credits: 3 Against the background of WWII and its aftermath, this course investigates the political and soci-economic reasons of the GDR for building the Berlin War in 1961 and the dynamics of the peaceful revolution for its fall in 1989, which manifested itself in the political literary, and religious arena as well as in the graffiti on the Berlin Wall. The course includes a public speaking competition on worldwide reactions to this event and a graffiti contest. College: Dean of Undergraduates Department: Hanszen College
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HANS 286 - SPIRITUALITY IN CONTEMPORARY FILM Credits: 3 How well do movies present issues of ultimate concern? Are films useful vehicles for meaningful engagement with the "Big Questions" in life, or does the medium of film oversimplify the questions at hand? We will be looking at the mechanics of filmic storytelling as a way of communicating content and we will engage the "big questions" themselves as they are laid out in the films we view in class. The course will be heavily discussion oriented with short writing assignments due every other week. Other readings will be used in a supplemental fashion to aid in our discussion of the ideas presented in the films. "Big Question" topics included are God/religion, virtue/justice, success/failure, love/friendship, knowledge/knowing, and free will/determinism. Films included are "Seven" by David Fincher, "Rushmore" by Wes Anderson, "Lost in Translation" by Sofia Coppola, "Memento" by Christopher Nolan, "Fargo" by the Joel and Ethan Coen, and "About a Boy" by Paul and Chris Weitz. College: Dean of Undergraduates Department: Hanszen College
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HANS 385 - CAREERS IN eBUSINESS Credits: 3 College: Dean of Undergraduates Department: Hanszen College
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