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Latin American Critical Theory (o, más allá de la alteridad) — SPA4716.01
Latin American Ensemble — MPF4113.01
This course will focus on the performance of Latin American music from all over the Americas, including South, Central, and North America, the Caribbean, and beyond. The ensemble will combine hands-on learning of diverse vocal and instrumental repertoire, traditional instruments (particularly percussion), and performance practices. Students will receive a thorough background
Latin: Katabasis — FLE4326.01
Latinx Avant-Garde — LIT4125.01
Laura Gilpin & The Platinum Print — PHO4251.01
Layers Upon Layers - Animated Collages — MA4326.01
Layers upon Lines — MA4313.01
The class will be both looking at abstraction as well as more figurative based work. The class will include a mixture of creating assemblages in a variety of means and materials, and using both digital and analogue means from paint, to sand to animated forms. Objects will be cut out with scissors or the laser cutter, animated
Layers upon Lines — MA4313.01
The class will be both looking at abstraction from quilts, to architectural patterns, to botanical structures as well as more figurative based work. The class will include a mixture of creating assemblages in a variety of means and materials, and using both digital and analogue means. Objects will be cut out digitally as well
Le cinéma-monde d’Alice Diop — FRE4723.01) (day/time updated 5/2/2023
Leadership impact accelerator — MOD4205.02
Leadership in Diverse Groups — MOD2260.01
Leading in Uncertain Times — APA2171.04
Learning By Doing: Progressive Education in a Public High School Classroom — APA2127.01
Learning Japanese Language and Culture with Manga — JPN2109.01
Learning Japanese Language and Culture with Manga — JPN2109.01
Learning Japanese Language and Culture with Manga — JPN2109.01
Learning to Look, Learning to Speak: Beginning French through Art — FRE2110.01
This course uses the visual arts of the French-speaking world as a way into the language itself. From the first day, you will learn to describe what you see: colors, shapes, people, places, gestures. Gradually you will move on to telling stories, expressing opinions, and asking questions about works of art. Along the way, we will look at how artists from France, Quebec, West
Leaves of Grass — LIT2578.01
This 2-credit course is an introduction to Walt Whitman’s Leaves of Grass, which inaugurated a distinctly American free verse by breaking with European formal traditions of poetry. We will read the entire original 1855 version (a self-published volume with only twelve poems) as well as selections from some of the subsequent editions that Whitman published
Left To Their Own Devices — MUS4803.01
Legacy and 3D Audio Mixing and Production — MSR4374.01
This course explores the art and science of mixing and producing audio for both emergent immersive formats and traditional legacy platforms. Students will gain hands-on experience with spatial audio technologies such as Dolby Atmos, Ambisonics, and binaural mixing, while also mastering industry-standard techniques for stereo and 5.1
Legacy and 3D Audio Mixing and Production — MSR4374.01
This course explores the art and science of mixing and producing audio for both emergent immersive formats and traditional legacy platforms. Students will gain hands-on experience with spatial audio technologies such as Dolby Atmos, Ambisonics, and binaural mixing, while also mastering industry-standard techniques for stereo and 5.1
Leo Tolstoy's Anna Karenina — LIT2418.02
Leonhard Euler: Everything, Everywhere, All at Once — MAT4238.01
Carl Friedrich Gauss wrote: "The study of Euler's works will remain the best school for the different fields of mathematics, and nothing else can replace it." The thesis of this class is that this is still true today. Leonhard Euler's (1707–1783) collected works run to 81 volumes and over 35,000 pages, the publication only having been (mostly) completed in 2022. Most of