A comprehensive unit on the fundamentals of forensic science and criminal investigation, culminating in a hands-on murder mystery simulation. Students learn about evidence collection, witness psychology, and deductive reasoning.

A technical sequence for graduate students focusing on forensic workplace incident investigations. Students move from immediate scene management to advanced root cause analysis and professional technical reporting.

A graduate-level sequence focused on systematic hazard identification and risk control. Students master Industrial Hygiene, Job Hazard Analysis (JHA), Hierarchy of Controls, and Hazard Communication (GHS) to develop predictive safety strategies in high-risk environments.

An advanced graduate-level sequence exploring the legal and regulatory framework of OSHA. Students analyze statutory authority, navigate complex CFR standards, evaluate liability through case law, and perform mock compliance audits to prepare for strategic safety leadership.

This inquiry-based sequence bridges biology and behavioral science, exploring the neurobiological roots of agitation. Students investigate the 'why' behind physiological changes during escalation to foster an objective, science-based approach to behavioral support.

A mastery-based sequence for undergraduate students to learn mouse-less operating system navigation and file management. This series focuses on building muscle memory for keyboard shortcuts to improve accessibility and efficiency.

A comprehensive sequence for undergraduate students to master CSS from basic styling and selectors to advanced responsive layouts using Flexbox and Grid. The curriculum emphasizes mobile-first design and professional front-end standards.

A capstone sequence for undergraduate students to design, code, and deploy a professional personal portfolio website, focusing on branding, IA, and technical execution.

A comprehensive guide to the operational side of web development, covering DNS, hosting types, FTP, CMS deployment, SEO, and site security. Students learn the technical requirements for establishing and maintaining a professional digital presence.

A comprehensive sequence for undergraduate students focused on the human-centered design of digital interfaces. Students progress from understanding user psychology and personas to technical implementation of Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) and usability testing.

A comprehensive introduction to semantic HTML for undergraduate students, focusing on web architecture, content hierarchy, media integration, and accessible layout design. Students progress from basic syntax to building complex, structurally sound website skeletons.

A comprehensive introduction to web development, focusing on semantic HTML5 structure and CSS styling. Students progress from analyzing existing websites to hand-coding a multi-page static site with professional standards.

A comprehensive sequence for high school seniors to plan, design, and build a professional digital portfolio. Students move from brand strategy and content curation to high-fidelity coding and peer-led usability testing.

A comprehensive graduate-level sequence covering professional web publishing workflows, version control, hosting, CMS evaluation, and performance optimization. Students transition from local development to professional DevOps practices for content creators.

A comprehensive graduate-level sequence on web accessibility, covering WCAG standards, legal compliance, technical implementation of ARIA, and professional auditing techniques.

A comprehensive sequence for graduate students exploring the intersection of cognitive psychology and web design. Students move from theoretical usability heuristics to practical wireframing and usability testing, focusing on creating evidence-based digital experiences.

A comprehensive graduate-level sequence on professional CSS architecture, covering the cascade, Flexbox, CSS Grid, mobile-first responsiveness, and scalable design systems using BEM and variables.

A graduate-level exploration of web architecture, semantic markup, and information hierarchy. Students learn to create accessible, SEO-optimized digital structures using HTML5, focusing on the DOM, semantic tags, and advanced data representation.

A technical sequence for graduate students focused on the Facial Action Coding System (FACS). Students move from anatomical identification of upper and lower face Action Units (AUs) to high-speed synthesis and differentiating between genuine and posed affect for clinical and forensic application.

A comprehensive graduate-level sequence on Experimental Functional Analysis (FA). Students will progress from understanding the limitations of descriptive assessments to designing, implementing, and interpreting rigorous experimental conditions to identify behavioral functions.

A technical sequence for graduate students exploring the engineering principles behind theatrical automation, from rigging physics to PLC control systems.

A graduate-level exploration of sustainable set design, focusing on ecoscenography, material science, modular engineering, and digital fabrication to move the theater industry toward a circular economy.

A comprehensive graduate-level exploration of spatial audio engineering, psychoacoustics, and immersive sound design for theater. This sequence bridges the gap between theoretical acoustics and practical, large-scale system engineering.

A graduate-level sequence focused on the technical precision of ABC data collection, covering operational definitions, recording methodologies, scatterplots, IOA calculations, and ethical digital practices.

This sequence establishes the foundational skills necessary for objective behavioral analysis, moving students from casual observation to professional data collection. Students master operational definitions, the ABC model, quantitative measurement techniques, and data visualization while exploring ethical reporting and bias.

A graduate-level sequence exploring the intersection of structural engineering, physics, and project management in theatrical technical direction. Students master load calculations, CAD for fabrication, automation mechanics, budgeting, and rigging safety.

An advanced exploration of behavioral kinetics for graduate students, focusing on the mathematical foundations of reinforcement schedules, the Matching Law, and clinical applications for behavioral maintenance and reduction.

This graduate-level sequence explores the theoretical and neurobiological foundations of positive reinforcement, moving from historical operant principles to modern neuroscience and clinical assessment techniques.

A comprehensive undergraduate sequence exploring the mathematical and temporal mechanics of reinforcement schedules, culminating in the practical design of token economies and analysis of behavioral persistence.

This undergraduate sequence explores the cognitive mechanisms of exposure therapy, shifting from the traditional habituation model to the modern inhibitory learning framework. Students analyze ethical dilemmas, research-based optimization strategies, and treatment failures to develop a sophisticated understanding of how fear extinction works.

This graduate-level sequence bridges the gap between vocal science and pedagogical practice, exploring acoustics, registration, and diagnostics. Students move from theoretical physics of sound to practical clinical observation of the singing voice.

An advanced exploration of AI ethics and governance for graduate students, focusing on algorithmic bias, data privacy, human-in-the-loop systems, workforce displacement, and the formulation of organizational policy frameworks.

A comprehensive undergraduate sequence on the physicochemical principles of chromatography, covering thermodynamic migration theory, kinetic efficiency (Van Deemter), phase optimization, instrumentation (GC/HPLC), and quantitative analytical methods.

An advanced graduate-level exploration of the chemical and somatosensory systems, focusing on molecular transduction, neural pathways of pain, and the complex brain mechanisms that integrate multiple sensory streams into a unified perception of flavor and space.

An advanced graduate-level exploration of the neurobiological mechanisms of vision, from the molecular events of phototransduction to the complex integration of the extrastriate cortex. Students will analyze retinal circuitry, thalamic relays, and the functional specialization of the dorsal and ventral streams.

A graduate-level exploration of psychophysical methodology, focusing on the mathematical frameworks of Signal Detection Theory and Bayesian inference in sensory systems. Students will master the calculation of sensitivity and bias, ROC analysis, and threshold measurement techniques.

A graduate-level exploration of the biophysics and neural coding of the auditory system. This sequence covers everything from fluid dynamics in the cochlea to central processing and prosthetic engineering.

This sequence introduces students to topology—the study of geometric properties preserved under continuous deformation—and its applications in modern physics. Students explore global geometric invariants like the Euler characteristic and genus, contrasting them with local geometry, and progress to physical manifestations like the Berry phase and topological insulators.

An undergraduate-level exploration of solid-state crystallography, moving from real-space lattice geometry and packing efficiency to the mathematical abstraction of reciprocal space and X-ray diffraction analysis. Students master the geometric principles that govern material properties at the atomic scale.

A comprehensive undergraduate sequence on rigid body mechanics, focusing on mass distribution, inertia tensors, and rotational stability through the lens of tensor geometry.

This sequence bridges the gap between abstract geometry and physical law by introducing group theory as a tool for analyzing physical systems. Students classify shapes, translate operations into matrix algebra, derive conservation laws via Noether's Theorem, and apply symmetry to quantum selection rules.

This sequence explores the psychological and biological mechanisms of Signal Detection Theory and the chemical senses (olfaction and gustation), emphasizing decision-making under uncertainty and multisensory integration.

An advanced undergraduate sequence exploring the transition of organic material into the fossil record. Students analyze taphonomic filters, geochemical preservation mechanisms, and biostratigraphic principles to reconstruct ancient environments.