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This course looks at how colors, materials, and finishing (CMF) is applied in the design industry, in particular to consumer products. Students learn how to rationalize the best choice of colors and materials to engage the user. They will be able to objectify how the colors, materials and finishing that strongly link to the context of the design.

This course studies the cycle of public policy in developing countries, paying attention to evaluation of public policies, taxation in developing countries.

This course plays a major part in most fields of botanical research including ecology, systematics, and physiology. The course covers the fundamentals of plant molecular biology and explores applied aspects, including molecular systematics, molecular ecology, conservation genetics, and genetic engineering.

This course seeks to introduce microeconomic analysis as a way of understanding the world. Students are exposed to important topics like consumer choice theory, the theory of production and costs, the economics of time, and the impact of market failure and government intervention. Students are exposed to standard microeconomic theory to develop their economic intuition, while also gaining economic tools that support this intuition along the way.