Course Description: Lives and roles of women and men in ancient Greece and Rome. Readings from history, philosophy, medical and legal documents, literature and myth.

GE's: AH, VL, WC, WE

Instructor: Valentina Popescu

Course Description: Basic concepts in data science from a socio-cultural perspective.

Course Description: Survey of the relationship between sex, science, and society in the history of the modern world. Emphasis on the development of scientific ideas about the human body against broader social, cultural, and political trends and from a global viewpoint.

Introduction to the foundational cases and statutes of federal Indian law, from European Contact through the 20th century.

Important issues facing Native Americans in the contemporary world. Focus primarily on the diverse ways of life, histories and realities of indigenous people throughout the Americas as they develop their own cultural and political institutions.

Examination of contemporary artworks by selected Native American and Indigenous Master artists, in a wide range of media, including ceramics, metal arts, photography, video, painting, installation and performance within a context of political and social histori

What can Iranian cinema tell us about Iran's past and its future?

This course gives an introduction to the core topics of the Sikh tradition and culture through historical, social and ethical perspectives from 1469 to the present. 

AI and Islamic Texts: Using Large Language Models on Biographies is a hands-on special topics course that introduces students to prompt engineering and large language models (LLMs) through the study of Islamic biographical texts.