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.Representing Environmental Justice
Even as the proliferation of new media platforms has made it possible for individuals and…
Research Methods for Human Computer Interaction
How do you know what a user wants to see on a wearable display, whether an app feature is being…
Residential Design and Construction
The course will move students through the design and construction of a single-family home. We'll…
Retrofitting Suburbia
The automobile-dependent nature of suburban development has negative impacts on economic, social…
Rhetorics of Crisis
“Rhetorics of Crisis” will study the literary, cultural, and scientific rhetorics surrounding…
Science Fiction Film and Television
In the 2nd half of my course, students will be able to select an extended service-learning…
Science, Art, and Justice
Everything is political, from science to art. In an era of climate change, protests for racial…
Science, Race, and Technology
LMC 3306 Science, Race, and Technology is known across the GT campus as the "Outkast Class". The…
Science, Technology & Society: Core Seminar
Science, Technology and Society (STS) - also called Science and Technology Studies - is an…
Science, Technology, and Human Values
This course is divided into two parts: 1. In the first part of the course, we will discuss a…
Science, Technology, and Society (STS) Studio
Can design help more people productively engage with scientific and technological controversies…
Scientific Foundations of Health
This section of Scientific Foundations of Health will focus on community interactions to promote…
Sea Level Rise and Coastal Engineering
This course will cover a survey of the modern science of sea level rise and engineering…
Semester in the City: Engaging Communities
“Semester in the City” seeks to familiarize students with nearby Westside communities that have…
Senior Design
Senior Design is a mentored experience in which students begin the transition from school to…
Serve-Learn-Sustain in Spain
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Serve-Learn-Sustain in Spain
This study abroad is…
Smart and Sustainable Cities
This course introduces key concepts necessary to effectively plan and develop sustainable…
Smart and Sustainable Cities
This course introduces key concepts necessary to effectively plan and develop sustainable…
Smart and Sustainable Cities
This course is open to all undergraduate Civil and Environmental engineering majors. It will be…
Social Diversity
This course will lead students to understanding that creating a diverse, inclusive environment…
Social Entrepreneurship
Social enterprises are dedicated to creating social value by attracting private and public funds…
Social Impact: In-depth Exploration and Design
This course is for those curious (maybe even passionate) about social and/or environmental…
Social Issues and Public Policy
This course focuses on social issues associated with American society, as well as public policy…
Social Movements
In this course, we analyze how “ordinary people” challenge powerful segments of society through…
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