33 courses with the subject CAS, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
Through historical site visits, small group discussions, and behind-the-scenes museum tours, we'll consider Boston's Revolutionary legacy, and the role we all play in ensuring America's ongoing journey toward freedom, equality, and liberty for all. Guided by expert hi
CAS 101 is a one-credit course that meets once a week and is designed to help you have a successful transition to Suffolk University and our unique urban community. It is also designed to introduce you to the principles and concepts of Oral Communication and Presentation Skills. Through interactive exercises and engaging assignments, you will explore the campus environment and learn about strategies for success as a student. You will present speeches about your research and activities to improve your abilities as a speaker.
Dive into the world of moviemaking in downtown Boston and develop your
This course explores various aspects of personal branding, including e
This seminar will provide an overview of positive psychology and its application in the classr
Vibe Coding: A Gentle Intro to Python and AI Tools is a welcoming, no-pressure introduction to programming for students from any major, no experience required. Students will learn the fundamentals of writing, testing, and fixing simple
Life pulls us in many directions. We’re urged to buy this, avoid that, finish one task while starting another-all amid constant noise and competing demands for our attention. Mindfulness offers a different way of relating t
Allows students to learn the hands-on skills necessary to safely and effectively operate a drone. Flying drones safely requires practice on a regular ba
Explore the current issues facing management and conservation of the coastal areas, also known as the Coastal Transition Zone (CTZ). Evalua
This course engages students in the early stages of career planning. Students will explore their interests, skills, values, and strengths, which will allow them to begin setting appropriate goals for professional development. Once students understand themselves in relat
This course explores various aspects of personal branding, including ex
This course offers a foundational introduction to Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML). We will explore the basic concepts behind how machines learn from data, as well as real-world examples of AI/ML
The course will examine the rhetoric of popular culture and its importance to the developme
This course explores different definitions, perspectives, and strategies of leadership, with the goals of developing a better understanding
Drawing on the text, On Conversations in Black on Power, Politics, and Leadership by Ed Gordon, this course will focus on the contributions
While walking in the footsteps of trailblazing poet Maya Angelou and activist Jane Elliot, this class will learn ho
This course is designed for beginners and introduces students to videogame development and level design with a focus on the foundational concepts
Transitioning to adulthood with success should be done carefully with a focus on happiness and enjoyment. This course will help students un
The study of food has become increasingly popular in the last decade. The relationship between food and human experiences has been well documented. It
Diversity, Acceptance and Wellness have been in the forefront of the news. This class will focus on learning about diversity, including rac
In a digital world connected through social media, many turn to the internet for source information. This course will
Group theory provides a powerful way to understand symmetry in the world around us. This course presents methods of group theory which can
Craft Beer Concepts will examine topics involved with the growing industry of Craft Beer. Topics will include the history of beer, the 4 main ingredients of beer (water, hops, yeast and grains
This course is designed for juniors and seniors seeking their first full time position in the following semester. Students will research potential employers and develop their own plan for finding
This course is designed for students seeking an internship in the following semester. Students will research potential internship sites and
CAS-HC225 Honors Challenge AI & Society CAS-HC236 Grief and the Human Experience CAS-HC247 Names, an Interdisciplinary Exploration CAS-HC248 Fairy Tale or Reality? The ‘Look’ of Love in Netflix’ CAS-HC249 How to Write a Beautiful Sentence
People are fascinated by crime. The popularity of crime television shows, movies, and books illustrates public interest. In this class, stu
Suffolk University's strategic plan, Suffolk 2025, prioritizes experiential learning, civic and community engagement, diversity, equity and inclusion, and career competencies. This class challenges students to develop solutions to a real-world problem: how do we promote civic engagement on campus acr
By special arrangement, a student who has declared the CAS Self-Designed Major may pursue an independent
Individualized guidance in a professional development experience that relates to the student's self-d
An in-depth examination of contemporary global issues from diverse perspectives in the fields of the Humanities, Creative Arts,
This course explores topics that require students to synthesize and analyze their accumulated interdisciplinary learning in the CAS S
CAS-ECR Expanded Classroom Requirement CAS-ELEC1 College of Arts and Sciences Elective CAS-ETHIC Used to Fulfill Ethics CAS-HBS Honors Used to Fulfill Human Behavioral Studies Require CAS-LITREQU Literature Requirement CAS-PERSP Used to Fulfill Perspectives Requirement CAS-STLIT Used to Fulfill Studies in Literature Requirement CAS-VPATH Used to Fulfill Visual and Peformance Theory and Hist
Source: Suffolk University's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 61
