JAPA 425 - JAPANESE FOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY Credits: 1 Course URL: http://http://lang.rice.edu/hsato/NANO_JAPANESE/index.html JAPA 425 is a course that integrates technology and language Its main objective is to train students to become culturally well-equipped with knowledge both in science/technology and in Japanese language. The course will provide students with Japanese proficiency the opportunities to become knowledgeable in their research in all language skills. Instructor permission required College: School of Humanities Department: Japanese
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JAPA 498 - INDEPENDENT STUDY Credits: Hours Variable Instructor permission required College: School of Humanities Department: Japanese
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JAPA 499 - INDEPENDENT STUDY Credits: Hours Variable Instructor permission required College: School of Humanities Department: Japanese
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JONE 150 - CLASSICAL MUSIC FROM AN AUDIENCE'S PERSPECTIVE Credits: 1 This class is designed to give students an opportunity to better understand their reactions to music. The course will teach students how to listen and what to listen for in music. The classes will discuss music from Antiquity through the present. College: Dean of Undergraduates Department: Jones College
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JONE 160 - THE SCIENCE OF SCIENCE FICTION FILMS: FACTS HOLLYWOOD GOT RIGHT AND WRONG Credits: 1 We will look a the science in popular science fiction films, examining the portrayal of scientific theory in the film. Each week will focus on different fields of science, and students will evaluate facts and fiction, in addition to studying appeal and merit of such movies to the public. College: Dean of Undergraduates Department: Jones College
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JONE 190 - COOKING WITH CHEF 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 for cutting fruit, vegetable, and meat. All sessions will follow the same cooking pattern: bread, desserts, soup, entree 1, entree 2, appetizer, and salad. The course is scheduled to meet in the North Servery. College: Dean of Undergraduates Department: Jones College
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JONE 271 - EXPATRIATES:GLOBAL AND MOBILE Credits: 3 A seminar style course designed to provide a knowledge base and stimulate thinking about the expatriate experience that would result from at least one, if not several moves. Topics include, but are not limited to, background and context for international moves, theoretical considerations of living in non-native lands, family considerations, and other social, cultural, political, economic and environmental variables, practical matters, and benefits and challenges. A moderately large portion of the course will be spent considering personal and societal implications of growing up in a cross-cultural milieu. College: Dean of Undergraduates Department: Jones College
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JONE 275 - THE CULTURE OF PHILANTHROPY Credits: 1 The Culture of Philanthropy provides a fundamental understanding of philanthropy and its practices. Students explore the role of philanthropy in the local and global community through interactive lectures and independent research. Lectures are provided by Houston nonprofit leaders and fundraising professionals. College: Dean of Undergraduates Department: Jones College
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JONE 280 - INTRODUCTION TO ADVERTISING Credits: 3 In this participatory 13-week course students learn the basic practical skills that enable them to become beginning advertising professionals. They learn how to evaluate advertising, a 250 billion dollar business in the United States. This involves dealing with the broad fundamentals of advertising including brand positioning/ strategic planning (analysis), copywriting, art direction, production, media concepts, and research, as well as integrated marketing communications in general. Preference to Seniors and Juniors. College: Dean of Undergraduates Department: Jones College
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JONE 281 - RHETORIC SEX & SEXUALITY Credits: 3 This course deals with the rhetorical constructions of gender and sexuality in popular culture and media. Topics include: Feminism, Queer Theory, Gay Marriage, Drag, Political Representation, and Pop Culture. College: Dean of Undergraduates Department: Jones College
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JONE 290 - INTRODUCTION TO WEB DESIGN Credits: 1 College: Dean of Undergraduates Department: Jones College
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KECK 501 - FOUNDATIONS OF HEALTH INFORMATION SCIENCES I Credits: 3 This course provides an overview of topics, concepts, theories and methods that form the foundations of health information sciences. It gives students the fundamental knowledge and skills to pursue further study in health informatics. KECK 501 is taught every semester as a web-based course. Department permission required College: School of Natural Sciences Department: Keck Center
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KECK 502 - FOUNDATIONS OF HEALTH INFORMATION SCIENCES II Credits: 3 This course provides an overview of theories and methods that are broadly applicable to all health informaticians. It gives students the theoretical and methodological background needed to pursue study in health informatics. The course begins with theories of information from computational, philosophical, mathematical, logical, and biomedical perspectives. Department permission required College: School of Natural Sciences Department: Keck Center
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KECK 592 - SEMINAR IN COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY Credits: 1 A discussion of selected research topics in computational biology. Cross-list: BIOS 592. College: School of Natural Sciences Department: Keck Center
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KINE 120 - SCIENTIFIC FOUNDATIONS OF KINESIOLOGY Credits: 3 An introduction to studies in the areas of human movement: anatomy and physiology, physiology of exercise, motor behavior, biomechanics and sport psychology. College: School of Humanities Department: Kinesiology
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KINE 205 - SOCIOLOGY OF SPORT AND ETHICS Credits: 3 This course will explore power relations and cultural ideologies as they impact participation opportunities in sport, leisure, and exercise. Students will use in-dept critical thinking analysis to explore the links that exist between sport and the major spheres of social life. In addition, moral decision making and ethical dilemmas in sport, leisure, and exercise will be addressed. College: School of Humanities Department: Kinesiology
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KINE 260 - INTRODUCTION TO SPORT MANAGEMENT Credits: 3 Management theory and practice related to the sports industry. College: School of Humanities Department: Kinesiology
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KINE 276 - SPORT MANAGEMENT PRACTICUM Credits: 3 This class is designed to prepare students for their internship. Students will learn how to construct an effective resume, interviewing skills, business etiquette, etc. Students will also gain real-life experience by working for the Houston Dynamo or Houston Aeros for 100 hours during the course of the semester. This course is also an advanced study of research and policy in sport management. There will be an emphasis on developing a solid working knowledge of the current literature that guides academic and governing leaders in sport management. College: School of Humanities Department: Kinesiology
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KINE 300 - HUMAN ANATOMY Credits: 3 Introduction to human anatomy including concepts of function. College: School of Humanities Department: Kinesiology
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KINE 301 - HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY Credits: 3 This course will address the fundamental principles of human physiology at the cell, tissue, organ, organ system, and organism levels. Emphasis will be placed on mechanisms of function and homeostasis as achieved through the coordinated function of homeostatic control systems. College: School of Humanities Department: Kinesiology
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KINE 302 - BIOMECHANICS Credits: 3 An introduction to the discipline of mechanics as it applies to biological systems. Primary emphasis is placed on humans and other vertebrate species. Topics covered include the kinematics and kinetics of movement, material and functional properties of musculoskeletal tissues and the integration of musculoskeletal function from molecules and cells to whole animals. Recommended prerequisite(s): KINE 321. College: School of Humanities Department: Kinesiology
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KINE 310 - PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF SPORT AND EXERCISE Credits: 3 Investigate, discuss, and explore the psychological foundations that underlie sport and exercise participation. Recommended Prerequisite: PSYC 101. College: School of Humanities Department: Kinesiology
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KINE 311 - MOTOR LEARNING Credits: 3 Physiological, neurological, and psychological factors affecting skill acquisition and development. College: School of Humanities Department: Kinesiology
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KINE 319 - INTRODUCTION TO MEASUREMENTS AND STATISTICS Credits: 3 Introduction to basic statistics, and elementary measurement theory with application to sport management, health sciences, and sports medicine. College: School of Humanities Department: Kinesiology
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KINE 321 - EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY Credits: 3 This course examines the acute and chronic effects of exercise on physiological functions. Topics include nutrition, energy transfer, fatigue, metabolism, disease, aging, preventative medicine, genetics, elite performance, ergogenic aids, exercise testing, and specificity of training. Recommended Prerequisites: KINE 300 and KINE 301. College: School of Humanities Department: Kinesiology
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