This is an introductory course exploring intersecting histories, ideas, and social, political and cultural structures in Latin America.

This course explores the intersection of Latinx feminist histories and theories with the digital realm, focusing on how digital media and spaces influence and reflect identities' complexities.

What is “The Environment”? How do people come to understand, interact with, and study their environments, particularly in cities?

Appreciate the many ways in which the geosciences play critical roles in society, as well as your individual lives.

Brief prerequisite review, command line, objects and references, classes, inheritance, ArraysLists, exceptions, interfaces, collections, recursion, JavaFx.

Examine critical research issues in Puerto Rican and Latinx studies. Introduce students to a variety of ways of thinking about “knowledge" and to specific ways of knowing and making arguments in PRLS.

Study in managerial decision making to solve wide range of operating management problems. Topics covered include: planning, evaluating, and control of operations; forecasting and inventory management.

OER's for Professor Lambert's BUSN 3100, 3140, 3200, 4100 and 4101 at Brooklyn College.