SLS Affiliated Courses span all six Colleges. These courses teach students about "creating sustainable communities" from the perspective of their specific disciplines or course topics. They align with one or more parts of SLS' approach to creating sustainable communities.
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Interested in taking a course in the new Kendeda Building for Innovative Sustainable Design? Select that as a search criteria in the drop-down menu under Program.Poetics of Sustainability: Ecology & Immigration
This course will explore the intersections of ecology and immigration as urgent social,…
Policy Tools for Environmental Management
Given its wide impact on community well-being and the economy, it should be no surprise that U.S…
Policy, Trends, and Ethics in Real Estate Development
The course will focus on the application of market, community, and regulatory factors into…
Postcolonial Ecofeminism
This course will enable you to become a more effective communicator in various modes, media, and…
Postcolonial Ecofeminism
This course will enable you to become a more effective communicator in various modes, media, and…
Pre-Senior Design
Senior Design is a mentored experience in which students begin the transition from school to…
Principles of Interaction Design
In this course we will study and explore the principles and practices of interaction design. You…
Principles of Macroeconomics
Today is the perfect time to learn about macroeconomics! Current media discussions are…
Principles of Visual Design
Studio-based course that provides students with basic skills needed to create digital visual…
Problems in Biomedical Engineering
BMED 2250 employs a Problem/Project-Based Learning (PBL) approach to confront a problem from the…
Proctor Creek Wildlife Assessment Course
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is collaborating with Georgia Tech's College of Sciences and…
Project Studio
What new cultures of computing are needed for the Anthropocene? How can we re-design the…
Project Studio (Local Data Design Lab)
This course seeks to engage graduate students (and advanced undergraduates) from across Georgia…
Project Studio: Resilience, Equity, and Design
This course will be taught as a project studio in collaboration with from the City of Atlanta…
Project Studio: Technology
The Undergraduate Project Studio course offered by the School of Music in Spring 2019 presents…
Prototyping Practices for Innovation
Prototypes are typically thought of as nearly complete products or technologies which are used…
Psychology Research Methods for HCI
How do you know what a user wants to see on a wearable display, whether an app feature is being…
Public Health Analytics
The socioecological model of public health clearly establishes the importance of physical and…
Public Health Policy in Practice (Special Topics)
“Public health policies saved your life today and you didn’t even know it.” This is how health…
Race to Zero Student Design Competition
This independent study is dedicated to completing Georgia Tech’s entry to the US Department of…
Race, Medicine, and Science
The primary objective of this course is to study the interrelationship of race, medicine, and…
Race, Space, and Architecture in the United States
This course is interdisciplinary by nature, referencing the projects and methodologies of…
Real Estate and Financial Development
The purpose of this course is to enable students to understand the role finance plays in…
Reel Cities: Public Spaces and Social Issues
The Reel Cities: Public Spaces & Social Issues is a course where students learn about the…
Renewable Energy Systems
The goal of the Renewable Energy Systems technical elective (ME 4823) is to understand and…
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