University of Louisiana at Lafayette
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This course has a Distance Learning (E-Learn) fee. Learn more at louisiana.edu/studentcashier/tuition-fees/current-tuition-fees/online-hybrid-programs. This section has reserved 2 seats for MKTO and 8 for MGMO.
- Teacher: Catherine Chauvin
Category: Management
Algebraic, exponential and logarithmic functions for students preparing to study calculus. Graphing calculator required. Must be taken with MTHS 109S
- Teacher: Phat Do
- Teacher: Joshua Fontenot
Category: Mathematics
- Teacher: Garth Alper
- Teacher: Ashley Bastida
- Teacher: Sara Birk
- Teacher: Whitney Goodrich
- Teacher: Kimberly Smith
Category: Auto Enrolled Courses
Continuation of algebra-based introductory physics, covering topics such as thermal physics, the kinetic theory of gases, thermodynamics, waves, electricity, and magnetism.
- Teacher: Md. Rafiqul Sarker
Category: Physics
Experiments illustrating principles in mechanics, waves, and thermodynamics.
- Teacher: Johnathon Gonsoulin
- Teacher: Md Sobuj Hossain
- Teacher: Mariam Saleem
- Teacher: Md. Rafiqul Sarker
Category: Physics
Experiments illustrating principles in electricity, magnetism, optics, and atomic physics.
- Teacher: Mariam Saleem
- Teacher: Md. Rafiqul Sarker
Category: Physics
- Teacher: Dedra Green
- Teacher: Stephannie Ruiz
- Teacher: Robin Schneider-Broussard
- Teacher: Carl Wininger
Category: Safety Training
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- Teacher: Marie Broussard
Category: Performing Arts
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- Teacher: Aimee Barber
Category: Curriculum & Instruction
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- Teacher: William Plummer
- Teacher: John Rohner
Category: Music
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- Teacher: Philip de Mahy
Category: Political Science
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- Teacher: Sahan Ahmad
- Teacher: MD Aminul Islam
- Teacher: Shamir Towsif Khandaker
Category: Computer Science
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- Teacher: Mohsen Amini Salehi
- Teacher: Pawissanutt Lertpongrujikorn
Category: Computer Science
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- Teacher: Claire Brovold
- Teacher: Kristie Cornell
Category: Geology
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- Teacher: Joshua Capps
Category: College of Liberal Arts
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- Teacher: Joshua Capps
Category: College of Liberal Arts
This course will focus on political institutions and their effects on voters, political parties, the economy, policymaking, representation, and more. We will study political institutions comparatively, using countries as our units of analysis. In addition to a focus on electoral institutions, we will discuss presidentialism, parliamentarism, federalism, welfare institutions, and how institutions can be used to address historical inequalities. We will use the tools we acquire to better understand how government works across several countries. This course will also introduce students to the basics of social science research. Students should leave this course with greater familiarity in understanding and communicating social science research, as well as how to better analyze institutions on their own.
- Teacher: Shaun Williams
Category: Political Science
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- Teacher: William Plummer
- Teacher: John Rohner
Category: Music
LEARNING OUTCOMES
• Critically assess barriers to writing progress and writing needs.
• Learn, implement, and critique writing strategies.
• Make tangible progress on one or more ongoing writing projects.
• Use self- and peer-evaluation tools to critically assess goals and outcomes.
• Develop a writing accountability plan for use beyond the course.
• Critically assess barriers to writing progress and writing needs.
• Learn, implement, and critique writing strategies.
• Make tangible progress on one or more ongoing writing projects.
• Use self- and peer-evaluation tools to critically assess goals and outcomes.
• Develop a writing accountability plan for use beyond the course.
- Teacher: Emily Kane
Category: Biology and Microbiology