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This course offers an in-depth exploration of Shakespeare and his works with particular focus on Shakespeare's use of language, style, and evolution. 

This course examines the basics of investment project appraisal and business valuation, as well as the concept of capital structure and average cost of financing.

The course offers an introduction to critical thinking-- a means of looking at information and discerning true data, false data, and manipulated information.

This course is divided into two parts. The first part focuses on Egyptian religion from its origins in pre-history to its influence on later religions, including Christianity. This course discusses dogma, ritual, and element of religious culture such as temples, tombs, and representations in visual arts. The second part focuses on religions of the Near East. This course examines the geographic area that encompassed the Sumero-Akkadian cuneiform culture. It explores the concept of divinity in Mesopotamia and the main divinities. This course analyzes the temple, representations of the gods in the temple, and worship in the temple, as well as types of prayer, rituals, and divination.

This course explores the field of neuroscience and the study of the biological substrates of behavior and the underlying mental processes. It examines how the brain works in health and disease as well as different drugs and their effects upon brain function. Topics include: cells of the nervous system; synaptic transmission; macroscopic anatomy of the central and peripheral nervous system; neurotransmitters.

This course explores major theoretical and empirical issues in the field of international political economy (IPE). It focuses on several issue areas in IPE such as international trade, development, and international production networks (multinational corporations).