CI-REQ Used to Fulfill Creativity and Innovation Requirement
- Subject
- CI
- Type
- course
- Edition
- 2025-2026
- Source
- suffolk.smartcatalogiq.com
41 courses with the subject CI, 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.
CI-REQ Used to Fulfill Creativity and Innovation Requirement
This course is designed to demystify the creative process by introducing students to creative practice as a disciplined approach to problem-solving and innovation. Students will be encouraged to synthesize existing ideas, images, concepts, and skill sets in original way, embrace ambiguity and suppor
This course examines cutting edge technologies, the science behind them, and their practical application and follow-up success o
This course introduces students to creative and innovative practices as a disciplined approach to problem-solving. Students are presented with diverse individuals and environments, thoughts and actions, chall
This course is designed to demystify the creative process by introducing students to creative practice as a disciplined approach to problem-solving and innovation. Students will be encouraged to synthesize existing ideas, images, concepts, and skill sets in original way, embrace ambiguity and supp
In this course, students will delve into the world of creative problem-solving and innovation within the context of informat
How do you and your story drive business? This course takes an innovative look at human creativity and entrepreneurship. As an entrepreneur needs perseverance and hig
This course introduces students to creative and innovative thinking based in the field of communication. Students wi
As the majority of the world population now lives in cities, for the first time in human history, issues of urban sustainability have become more complex and more important than ever before. Pre
Friendship is an essential part of the human experience and comes in many forms: best, work and school friends, acquaintances, toxic friends, frenemies, short and long term. Yet, in a society built on competition, this important relationship
In this course students will be introduced to the practice of creativity as a rigorous approach to problem solving req
Eating together to celebrate is universal to all human societies. Yet, a feast may also be an unjust act to some society members and the environment. For example, cliques
Using great American author Mark Twain's quote from The Innocents Abroad OR, The New Pilgrims Progress, Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow- mindedness, and many of our people need it on these accounts. Broad, wholesome, charitable views of men and things cannot be acquired by vegetating in one little corner of the Earth all one's lifetime., as a starting point
Every successful venture today is based on effective teamwork. Unlike a typical lecture format, Collaborating for Success is a course that utilizes experiential group learning to provide students with pivotal team-building skills. These essential skills are vital for everyone's future success i
Students will develop a deep understanding of two seminal books of 20th century poetry and other key 20th century poems as they plan and execute small-grou
In this course, students meet community needs by engaging in service-learning outside the classroom. Theatre at Work is an introduction to creative practice using live performance as a problem solving to
Relationships are the collaborative foundation of cultivating creativity. As relationships continue to evolve, results may create value across multiple contexts. In this course, you will explore the relationship between i
In this course you will be introduced to Creativity as an approach to problem solving requiring research, persistence,
What made Benjamin Franklin such a creative force in American history? We will explore the many facets of Franklin's
This course is focusing on the creative process by introducing students to creative practice as a disciplined approac
What motivates your creative nature? This course will explore converging themes in Art and Psychology in order to give students the tools they need to un
This is a hands-on course that uses the techniques and practices of basic printmaking to foster creative thinking in students. One of the essential aspects of the creative process i
In this course, students meet community needs by engaging in service-learning outside the classroom. This course will explore the value of creativity and play in developing reading and wri
Schools and workplaces are becoming increasingly demanding and competitive, relying on unique ideas to continue innovation. Where do fre
To keep a journal is to make an investment, often long before we understand the value. A journal is a personal database of snapshots in time, good ideas and bad, observational doodles and unfiltered emotions.
Magician James The Amazing Randi reminds us that No matter how smart or how well educated you are, you can be deceived. In an age fraught with deception and misinformation, students need tactics and strategies in o
We will be discovering the process of becoming more creative. The emphasis is on understanding the creative process and a
This course seeks to make you an innovative public health thinker by examining past campaigns and making the necessary frameshifts to help promote, protect and preserve health of the Suffolk community through the innov
In this course, we will be exploring the often puzzling question of personal identity from a creative perspective, learning about creativity by exploring questions of personal identity. What exactly constitut
In this course we will explore how to enter into new ways of thinking and adopt new perspectives, by reading, discussing and imitating a range of texts
Social change doesn't just happen because something is in the air or because of some kind of mystical zeitgeist. Social change happens because engaged citizens find creative and innovative wa
Curiosity, open-heartedness, and creativity are essential to historical thinking. Our curiosity about the past motivates us to unearth it and make it knowable to modern audiences. Likewise, e
In this course, students examine and engage with one of the major mythological figures of the American imagination: the self-made man. The idea of the enterprising person who pulls himself (or herself) up by the bootstraps is distinctively American. But where and why does it arise? How did it come to prominence in American culture, politics,
Storytelling is inextricably woven into our everyday lives. From fairytales, to song lyrics, to images that capture our attention, to books that transport us, we're surrounded by stories. They inspire and challenge us, help us to create meaning and to think more deeply. Their potential is unlimite
Nanoscience is becoming the dominant direction for technology in this century and is opening new perspectives on all scientific and technological disciplines. This course is an attempt to introduce
Photographer Edward Curtis sacrificed everything including his prosperous portrait studio and business, fame for being the celebrity photographer of his time, and even his family, his wife divorcing him, so that he could pursue a life-long obsession to photograph what he perceived to be the vanishing culture of the remaining Native American tribes of North America. And at the completion of his masterwork, The American I
Let's play with how you interact with the world around you. Let's explore how we create space, away from external influences, to sit and experiment within our own thoughts and social interactions. Through a serie
In 2016, the United Nations issued The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to engage the world in activities that could lead to the er
Language is one mode through which our creative potential as human beings is expressed. We will consider the complex process of becoming bilingual by ex
In modern history across the globe, poets and poetry have had a strange habit of appearing at the center of movements for social change. This was the case during the Civil Rights movement, the 1960's counter-cultural movement, and the 2nd and 3rd Wave Feminist movements, to name a few examples. It's also been the case more recently, during Occupy Wall Street, Hong Kong's uprising, and the ongoing Black Lives Matter movement. Many poets and educators
We will draw from poetry, music lyrics and visual media to begin to understand the universal themes that connect us and to begin to deeply examine ourselves in
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