University of British Columbia

This course examines the use of data science tools to summarize, visualize, and analyze data. Sensible workflows and clear interpretations are emphasized.

This course combines anthropological approaches with interdisciplinary theories to understand experiences of mobilities and immobilities shaped by race, gender, sexuality, citizenship and class.

This course examines the mechanics and productivity of a broad range of forest harvesting systems, as well as topics on forest access.

This course examines the basic aesthetic, economic, sociological, and technological aspects of film.

This course examines fundamental concepts in conservation science. It covers different philosophies, perspectives, and disciplines used in setting priorities for managing biodiversity at all scales.

This course is a hands-on introduction to film and multi/new media production, focusing on fundamental techniques for creating effective presentations.

This course examines forest classification and the application of silvics in forest management, including world forest classification systems, the Biogeoclimactic Ecosystem Classification system, and ecosystem diagnosis in the field.