• GBAC 7209

    Data Analytics II: Predictive Analytics and Machine Learning
     Rating

     Difficulty

     GPA

    3.57

    Last Taught

    Spring 2025

    You will learn some of the world's most powerful predictive models. We cover a variety of machine learning algorithms and survival models. We have a hands-on approach, working on real case studies to deepen our understanding of how machine learning solves business problems. You will be exposed to Python and learn to write Python code. In teams, you will compete with peers to develop the best predictive models using machine learning algorithms.

  • LPPS 3150

    For a Good Cause: Practical Nonprofit Fundraising
     Rating

    4.00

     Difficulty

    3.00

     GPA

    3.58

    Last Taught

    Spring 2025

    Nonprofits -- from refugee advocacy groups to homeless shelters to world-class museums and universities -- along with political campaigns and social movements share a common problem: they need money. Fundraising is fuel for action and a marketable skill. This experiential learning class will help you to understand the different types of fundraising and the essentials of designing and executing a development plan by actively raising money.

  • DS 2026

    Computational Probability
     Rating

    2.67

     Difficulty

    4.00

     GPA

    3.58

    Last Taught

    Fall 2025

    Covers the fundamentals of probability theory & stochastic processes. Become conversant in the tools of probability. Clearly describe & implement concepts related to random variables, properties of probability, distributions, expectations, moments, transformations, model fit, basic inference, sampling distributions, discrete & continuous time Markov chains, & Brownian motion. Illustrate most topics with both analytic & computational solutions.

  • LPPL 3450

    Resilient Leadership for Teams and Teammates
     Rating

    3.83

     Difficulty

    2.00

     GPA

    3.58

    Last Taught

    Fall 2025

    Course builds students' skills in "the art of getting things done". Students will establish the critical leadership & team-building competencies that distinguish highly effective leaders. We will introduce frameworks that will enhance student's: resilience; team leadership skills; capacity for thriving in times of adversity; emotional intelligence; interpersonal skills (including conflict resolution & negotiation skills) & decision making.

  • LPPA 3650

    Choice and Consequences: The Economics of Public Policy
     Rating

    4.00

     Difficulty

    4.00

     GPA

    3.58

    Last Taught

    Spring 2025

    This course uses basic models from microeconomics to understand how these decision makers will respond to policies and when voluntary actions in private markets may be expected to lead to suboptimal outcomes and hence the circumstances under which a collective decision to control or influence behavior might produce better outcomes than private choices.

  • LPPS 3040

    US National Security Policy
     Rating

    4.83

     Difficulty

    3.00

     GPA

    3.59

    Last Taught

    Spring 2025

    This course examines the problems and issues confronting American national security policymakers and the factors that influence the policies that emerge. Types of questions we will address include: What threatens those interests? How should the U.S. defend those interests? What kind of military should we build? Should the U.S. enter alliances with other countries? The course is organized along an historical time line.

  • SEC 4020

    Mobile Security and Forensics
     Rating

     Difficulty

     GPA

    3.59

    Last Taught

    Spring 2025

    Explores mobile device architecture and cyber threats. Examines the security strengths and weaknesses of mobile devices and platforms, as well as corporate mobile security policies and procedures. Topics include mobile device operating system software architecture, mobile application architecture, mobile device and application vulnerability assessment testing, and mobile device forensic analysis.

  • LPPS 6710

    Congress 101: Leadership Strategies
     Rating

     Difficulty

     GPA

    3.59

    Last Taught

    Fall 2025

    This course will provide a solid foundation of insights into how Congress works, essential for aspiring public policy advocates. Topics investigated include historical precedents for policymaking, the process of Congressional decision-making, and power dynamics in Congress. We will also identify and develop the leadership skills and tactics of successful advocates, placing recent controversies and public policy issues in an historical context.

  • LPPP 5350

    NGO Leadership in Public Policy: Best Practices
     Rating

     Difficulty

     GPA

    3.59

    Last Taught

    Spring 2025

    NGOs play a growing role in shaping U.S. public policies. Skepticism of federal policymaking has opened opportunities for policy entrepreneurs to challenge well-funded private sector lobbies in shaping the agenda. This seminar will examine tactical options and key case studies to equip future NGO activists. We'll look at best practices from both national and local NGO campaigns, think tanks and grass roots organizations competing to make policy

  • PSHM 3330

    Introduction to Long-term Care Administration
     Rating

     Difficulty

     GPA

    3.59

    Last Taught

    Spring 2025

    Provides an overview of the operations, management, and administration of long-term care facilities. Examines the needs and issues related to the geriatric population, the delivery and financing of long-term care services, and the regulatory environment for long-term care.