Examines the American systems of Criminal Law and Justice in socio-historical context. Presents the three branches of the Criminal Justice system (Law Enforcement, Courts, Corrections) and critiques them against the backdrop of five cultural philosophies of criminal justice. Explores how crime is defined and measured, and how social sciences theorize causes of crime and crime
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This course introduces several of the world's major religious traditions, including Hinduism, Buddhism, Confucianism, Christianity, Judaism and Islam.
Learn to formulate, analyze, solve and interpret mathematical and real-world problems through the study of the properties of elementary algebraic functions.
Learn the basics, such as trigonometric functions and their basic properties and graphs, identities, inverse trigonometric functions and solving equations.
Explore American political, economic, social and intellectual history from the Civil War to present and the contributions of racial and ethnic minorities.
Explore the historical and current ways women's lives are shaped by power structures and how gender works in society and our everyday lives.
An introduction to reading, interpreting and writing about classic and contemporary literature to understand, appreciate and enjoy literary works.
Explore the chemistry of food, including the structure of molecules, interactions between them and how foods change during the cooking process.
Get a broad overview of the environment, principles and functions of business and learn business terminology and practices essential for success.
