Temple University 1 credit SCTC
This one credit course will engage first-year students in explorations of inter- and trans-disciplinary themes in science and mathematics. Themes include (but are not limited to): Fragile Futures, Molecules to Medicine, Modern Materials, Dark Matter/Dark Energy, Modeled by Math, and Designed by Data. Faculty from CST departments will contribute a 30-45 minute presentation to a series of six seminars related to one of the selected themes. Students are to contribute broadly to a discussion of the theme. Students will complete activities and/or assignments related to the faculty presentations.
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