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'''Humanities''' | '''Humanities''' | ||
''Foundations of Psychology'' | ''Foundations of Psychology''<br /> | ||
''Great Cases: American Legal History'' | ''Great Cases: American Legal History''<br /> | ||
''Race and Politics'' | ''Race and Politics''<br /> | ||
'''Writing''' | '''Writing''' | ||
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'''Maths & Computer Science''' | '''Maths & Computer Science''' | ||
''Foundations of Programming'' | ''Foundations of Programming''<br /> | ||
''Mathematical Modelling'' | ''Mathematical Modelling''<br /> | ||
''Mathematics of Money'' | ''Mathematics of Money''<br /> | ||
''Paradoxes and Infinities'' | ''Paradoxes and Infinities''<br /> | ||
'''Science''' | '''Science''' | ||
''Anatomy and Physiology'' | ''Anatomy and Physiology''<br /> | ||
''Biotechnology'' | ''Biotechnology''<br /> | ||
''Chemistry in Society'' | ''Chemistry in Society''<br /> | ||
''Principles of Engineering'' | ''Principles of Engineering''<br /> | ||
Revision as of 22:52, 24 July 2013
I think that adding a section with a list of classes and a short summary of each, no teach names, no personal opinions, but more like a paragraph or two about the sort of things that the class is really about. No copying from the cty site =.= please.
Humanities
Foundations of Psychology
Great Cases: American Legal History
Race and Politics
Writing
Whodunit? Mystery and Suspense in Literature and Film
Maths & Computer Science
Foundations of Programming
Mathematical Modelling
Mathematics of Money
Paradoxes and Infinities
Science
Anatomy and Physiology
Biotechnology
Chemistry in Society
Principles of Engineering