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LIB300
No full textAdvanced academic library research strategies with critical thinking, evaluation, and information literacy skills. Usage of contemporary computer applications to locate and organize research resources. Emphasizes selecting and using appropriate sources to conduct and organize specialized research. Open to all students, especially those preparing for graduate studies
NFS447
No full textThird in a series of experiential learning clinical courses focusing on medical nutrition therapy. Implementation of the nutrition care process with intermediate level skills. Organized in three health care settings. Application of medical nutrition therapy, interprofessional communication, nutrition counseling strategies, and beginning skills in parenteral/enteral nutrition. Clinical dress required
THA400
No full textA course in advanced voice study for the actor, with topics such as accents/dialects, voiceover, singing, vocal extremes. This course may be taken more than once for credit when content varies. Offered as needed
“Der Niagara”: Research, Analysis, and Treatment of a 19th-century Etching on a Strawboard Support
No full text“Der Niagara”, an 1850’s etching of Niagara Falls on incredibly thin paper with an un-inked print address, was brought in by the Buffalo and Erie County Public Library (BECPL) for treatment in 2018 to the Garman Art Conservation Department. The print was adhered overall around the perimeter to an unstable strawboard support. Treatment was undertaken to remove the print from the strawboard, address discoloration, planar distortions, tears and losses, and rehouse the print in an appropriate enclosure. Research, visual analysis, and comparison to other copies was used to date the piece and establish it as a proof print. Multimodal imaging including RTI and reflected near-IR resolved information located in the un-inked print address including a graphite inscription and the identification of the print as a premium for the New-Yorker Criminal Zeitung. The original strawboard support was further analyzed using polarized light microscopy (PLM), scanning electron microscopy (SEM), Fourier transmission infrared spectroscopy (FTIR), material suitability testing, and cold extraction pH testing to determine composition and the potential impact of contact with the art. Fiber analysis with PLM of the primary support and subsequent findings on the verso of the print was used to determine the fiber furnish and possible fillers. Both treatment and housing decisions were heavily influenced by the thinness of the sheet and resulted in many adjustments to the treatment plan based on the unique features of the paper
Senior’s Code of Conduct for the Telecommunications Industry
Full text linkThe purpose of this project is to investigate the needs of an aging population (65+) in relation to their adoption and use of telecommunications services and to use ChatGPT, Foursight CPS Model, and Design Thinking to create a working Senior’s Code of Conduct (SCoC). Through consultation with ageing users of telecommunications, their families, and the corporate team with which I work, the evidence of the vulnerability and often abuse of this segment validated the need for this project. Through the process of developing a SCoC and leveraging Design Thinking with the support of ChatGPT, I refreshed my CPS skills, embarked on a leadership initiative, and personally supported my ageing parent and parent in-laws with their telecommunications frustrations. Ultimately, the goal of the prototype (SCoC) will be reviewed, adopted, and adapted by senior management with the intent of making life easier and safer for our ageing population
AAS300
No full textPrepares students to engage with conceptual frameworks within the discipline of Africana Studies. Focuses on works from thinkers from Africa and the African Diaspora, to understand the varied ways African people globally have made sense of and tried to change the world, before and since the holocaust of enslavement
BUS300
No full textConcepts, theories, and practices of international business and the multinational corporation. Global nature of the world economy. Environmental constraints, regional issues, and functional business operations
BUS320
No full textA review of basic concepts, principles, and strategies used in the marketing of product offerings. Marketing involves understanding consumer needs and wants, deciding which target markets the organization can serve best, and developing a value proposition by which the organization can attract, keep, and grow targeted consumers
CIS380
No full textAn introduction to database systems, including spreadsheets, database uses and applications, data manipulation, sorting and indexing, functions of database systems, basic concepts of relational databases, and SQL programming
CIS471
No full textHands-on experience in installing, configuring, and administering a modern operating system in a networked environment. Fundamental building blocks of a computer network, including hardware, topologies, protocols, and the OSI model. Related concepts such as TCP/IP, Ethernet, network architecture, segmentation, virtual networks, performance optimization, and trouble shooting