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Genetics as it is applied in forest management for both conifers and hardwoods. The variation, evolution and genetics of forest trees. Methods for selection, breeding, seed production, and vegetative propagation. Exotics, wood properties, and tree improvement as a forest management tool.

Prerequisite: Junior standing

Typically offered in Spring only

This course covers the development of engineering systems using methodologies that account for global and cultural issues in society. In addition, this course will examine pedagogies that can help eliminate barriers to success. The course will also provide insight into the disparate impacts of inequities in access to resources for underrepresented populations across the various engineering disciplines. Students will utilize engineering design methodologies to create or enhance products/services for identified user groups.

R: All majors in COE; Technology Engineering & Design Education, Science Education, Math Education majors in CED, and Senior standing.

Typically offered in Fall only

Exploration of the intersection between coding and Geographic Information Systems. This course provides a broad overview of coding platforms commonly used in geospatial applications, with an emphasis on basic Python programming skills for geospatial tasks related to spatial data science and visualization. Prior programming experience is not required or expected. Some GIS experience is preferred.

Prerequisite: ³Ò±õ³§Ìý280

Typically offered in Fall only