In this course we will identify the composition of freight flows, the role of freight transportation within supply chains, the impact of new technologies, the role of e-Commerce, and the rate of change of supply chain configurations.
Cities of the United States have come to feature spaces identified by members of LGBTQ communities and their heterosexual, cis-gendered counterparts as gay, lesbian, or queer.
Streets are an essential, if often invisible, part of communities. Streets can be vibrant parts of the urban realm, sites for children playing and neighborhood gatherings, loci of physical activity opportunities, or places of fear that fail to safely accommodate all users.
This first-year seminar focuses on the constructed images of the modern American city based on six U.S. World’s Fairs between 1893 and 1965.
In this seminar, we will examine urban analytics platforms and interrogate them from variety of lenses, including privacy, equity and probity.
This course is about different techniques used in assembling, managing, analyzing and predicting using heterogeneous data sets in urban environments
This course will introduce students to the topic of cities and urban life. This course also serves as an introduction to the minor in City and Regional
Planning.
These courses will introduce undergraduate students to the topic of cities and urban life.
Students will develop a solid understanding of basic financial principles, gain enough familiarity with markets, banking, and investment activities to make sense of the market and explore policies and initiatives to help lower income individual and families build wealth.
After successfully completing comprehensive examinations, Doctoral candidates begin working on their dissertations.