Course Name: BSCI 10003 Human Biology Lab
Description: The lab is an introductory college-level laboratory in biology for non-majors. This course may not be used to fulfill major or minor requirements in the following programs: BA Biology, BS Biology, BS Botany, BS Environmental and Conservation Biology, BS Medical Technology, BS Biotechnology, BS Zoology, and the Biological Sciences minor.
Credit Hours: 1
Prerequisites: None
Course Name: BSCI 30157 Elements of Genetics Lab
Description: Consists of of hands-on experiments with modern computational and molecular biology experimental approaches.
Credit Hours: 1
Prerequisites: BSCI 10110 and 10120, and MATH 10772 or MATH 10775 or MATH11009 or MATH 11010 or MATH 12001 or MATH 12002 or MATH 12021
Course Name: ENTR 37195 International Entrepreneurship – The Italian Perspective
*Required as part of the third-year curriculum for Kent State CAED students. For students from affiliate institutions, course selection will be based on the curriculum requirements of their home institution, the student’s experience level, the recommendation of the student’s academic advisors and CAED program coordinators, and the student’s interests.
Course Name: ID 30352 Interior Design Studio V
Description: A studio course focusing on the investigation of contexts of interior space. Topics will include studies of architectural and historical contexts, including adaptive reuse, urban contexts, and social and cultural contexts in a globalizing world. Emphasis will also be placed on the development of design strategies, and expressions of strategy across scales.
Course Name: ID 44014 History of Interiors II, Renaissance to the 19th Century
Course Name: ID 44527 Study Tours
Course Description: A combined lecture and seminar that provides a theoretical foundation for studio exploration. Topics include the history of urban evolution and figure ground studies.
Credit Hours: 3
Prerequisites: Junior or Senior Standing
Course Name: ARCH 46995 ST: Sketching and Drawing
Course Description: The design professions increasingly, with the widespread use of digital technologies, require sketching and drawing abilities. This course is meant to help students develop such skills with in-studio instructions and demonstrations, but especially through on-site exercises. Understanding, representing, and effectively communicating the physical environment, as ultimately one's own design ideas, is the core experience of the course.
Course Name: ARCH 46995 ST: Video, Media and Architecture
