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3.00 Credits
SW 401. Social Work Practice II. 3(3,0) This course focuses on a generalist approach to social work practice with families and individuals at risk because of substance abuse, domestic violence, poverty, handicapping conditions, poor housing and unsafe communities. Special attention is given to intervention with individuals and families with special needs including gays and lebians, people of diverse racial adn ethics backgrounds, adn women. Taken concurrently with SW 400, SW 402, SW 403. Prerequisite: SW 306 and SW 307.
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6.00 Credits
SW 402. Field Instructions I. 6(0,6) Under the supervision of a professional social worker students will spent 16 hours per week in an agency or an approved setting to acquire experience in direct social work practicel, therebygiving them an opportunity to apply theory to practice. Must be taken concurrently with SW 400, SW 401, and SW 403. Prerequisite: SW 306 and SW 307.
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2.00 Credits
SW 403. Social Work Seminar I. 2(0,2) A seminar to accompany SW 402.
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3.00 Credits
SW 420. Special Topics. 3(3,0). This course offers selected students an opportunity to have intensive focus on a selected topic in social work. Students will reseach topics of interest and present their findings orally and in writing. Open to social work major with 3.00 average or by recommendation of faculty advisor. Prerequisite: Junior or senior standing. (F,S)
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3.00 Credits
SW 424. Women's Issues. 3(3,0). This course examines, from a multicultural perspective, the biopsychosocial issues impacting women in our society. This course will specifically address such issues as health, poverty, employment, career choice, violence, substance abuse and how these affect women. In addition, the course will address gender specific treatment programs. Prerequisite:None(S).
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3.00 Credits
TRP 520. Urban Transportation Policy Development.(3,0). This course examines US urban transportation policy over the past 50 years and the changing relationship between the federal, state and local governments. Additionally, it integrates the study of the influence of legislation, regulations, conferences, federal programs, and advances in planning procedures and technology. The course exlores the evolution of urban transportation planning in response to changing factors including the environment, energy, development patterns, intergovernmental coordination, and federal transit programs.
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3.00 Credits
TRP 525. Transportation Statistics and Research. (3,0). This course is an introductory research course for graduate-level transportation degree candidates. The learning activities for this course are designed to afford the student a meaningful cadre of research skills needed to empirically solve past, present, and future problems in the transportation industry.
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3.00 Credits
TRP 550. System Analysis in Transportation. (3,0). this course covers the systems approach and it application to transportation engineering and planning. It offers an examination of the characteristics and operation of transportation systems from several perspectives, including the importance of transportation costs, economic development, public policy considerations safety, and methodologies related to the analysis of transporation. Computer software (e.g., geographic information systems, transportation modeling packages, and statistical packages) to analyze transportation systems will be used as tools for prediction of flows and level of services, production functions and cost optimization, utility theory and demand modeling. Transportation network analysis and equilibrium assignment, decision analysis, and multidimensional evaluation of transportation projects are also included.
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3.00 Credits
TRP 600 and 601. Transportation Thesis. (6,0). The thesis is required for all Master of Science degree in Transportation candidates and is the final component for the transportation capstone. TRP 600 provides the student an opportunity to synthesize and apply their acquired academic knowledge and skills to slove a specific problem in the field of transportation. TRP 601 is continuation of TRP 600 for those who do not complete the thesis requirements during the previous semester. TRP 601-02 is a one (1) credit hour course designed to allow completion of TRP 601.
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3.00 Credits
TRP 603. Transportation Seminar/Internship. (3,0). The internship is an individually structured program designed to provide and opportunity for the student to work in a transportation environment under the supervision of transportation professionals and a university faculty member (mentor). In addition to the field assignment, the seminar allow the student to explore contemporary transportation issues through participation in seminars, conferences, forums, and simulated exercises.
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