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This program is designed to enable individuals with a Baccalaureate Degree in another discipline the ability to earn a Bachelors of Science Degree in Nursing (BSN) in three consecutive full-time terms. Alternative schedules may be considered on an individual basis. The Accelerated 2nd Degree BSN requires 122 credits: 31 credits from previous degree, 36 prerequisite credits, and 55 curriculum credits. The curriculum is fast-paced and designed to build upon the individual?s previous education while providing the science and nursing content. At the completion, graduates are eligible to sit for the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) to become Registered Nurses (RN).
Africana Studies - English Literature Joint Major
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The joint major offers an especially coherent experience in interdisciplinary learning by bringing together Africana studies and English literature in two interrelated ways. Students get a rich and rigorous exposure to African and African Diaspora literature written in English through literature produced in the United States, Africa, Canada, Great Britain, and the Caribbean. Additionally, students examine some of the significant relationships between African and African Diaspora works and a range of English language literary traditions. The major is designed to expose students to important questions and traditions in literary interpretation and to offer them political, social, and cultural contexts for the literature they will be reading. Like most liberal arts majors, it helps students learn to think analytically and to make and assess arguments, skills that are important in many jobs and courses of graduate study.
Africana Studies Major - Humanities
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The Africana studies major is designed for students with an interest in shaping the world. In the Africana studies major, students will understand the complexities, struggles, and successes of people of African descent that exist throughout the world. Through an approach that combines the social sciences with those of the humanities, Africana studies critically examines the societies and peoples of Africa and African descent and their relationship to the world.
Africana Studies Major - Social Sciences
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The Africana studies major is designed for students with an interest in shaping the world. In the Africana studies major, students will understand the complexities, struggles, and successes of people of African descent that exist throughout the world. Through an approach that combines the social sciences with those of the humanities, Africana studies critically examines the societies and peoples of Africa and African descent and their relationship to the world.
B.A. in History of Art and Architecture - Secondary Major
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In this program, as students learn to look, read, and write critically, they are also introduced to the ways in which the arts and images of the past and present shape an individual sense of self and cultural identity. The history of image and monument making is a history of cultural "interconnectedness" between sacred and secular, elite and popular, dominant and marginal. Students who are double majoring (those who wish to combine a major in HAA with a major in another academic department) may elect to complete the standard major or the secondary major option.
B.A. in History of Art and Architecture - Standard Major
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In this program, as students learn to look, read, and write critically, they are also introduced to the ways in which the arts and images of the past and present shape an individual sense of self and cultural identity. The standard major will provide students with knowledge of the major periods of the history of art and with critical skills appropriate to an undergraduate major in HAA. Students who are only majoring in HAA must complete the standard major.
B.A. in Music - Jazz Concentration
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The music major prepares students for graduate work in music, or for a lifetime of musical participation, usually while pursuing a career in another field. Students planning on a career in music education must take two years beyond the BA at another institution in order to receive certification.
B.A. in Music - Western Art Music
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This program prepares students for graduate work in music, or for a lifetime of musical participation, usually while pursuing a career in another field. Students planning on a career in music education must take two years beyond the BA at another institution in order to receive certification. Students take classes in music theory, musicianship, music history, world music, and performance, in addition to the University's general education requirements in other fields. They participate in performance through private lessons, and in ensembles where they learn while making music with others in both formal and informal situations.
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This program is designed for those who desire a liberal education and may want to prepare for graduate art school or pursue a career in an art-related field. It provides a related area of study in studio arts for majors in other departments
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The B.Phil. degree, overseen jointly by the Department of Political Science and the University Honors College (UHC), is designed for students who wish to pursue a rigorous academic program with a pronounced interdisciplinary character.
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Bioinformatics is the theory, application and development of computing tools to solve problems and create hypotheses in all areas of biological sciences. Biology in the post-genome world has been and continues to be transformed from a largely laboratory-based science to one that integrates experimental and information science. Bioinformatics has contributed to advances in biology by providing tools that handle datasets too large and/or complex for manual analysis. Examples of some of these tools include assembling the DNA sequence of entire genomes, gene finding algorithms, microarray expression analysis, molecular systems modeling, and biomarker discovery from mass spectra. Computational tools are central to the organization, analysis and harvesting of biological data at the level of macromolecules, cells and systems. Consequently, there is a growing need for trained professionals who understand the languages of biology and computer science. Biologists trained in more traditional programs may not have a working knowledge of statistics and algorithms, whereas computer scientists trained in more traditional programs may not have a working knowledge of the chemistry and biology required in the field. The Undergraduate Bioinformatics Degree Program at the University of Pittsburgh, which is operated jointly by the Departments of Biological Sciences and Computer Science, program offers training that builds a solid foundation in chemistry, biology, computer science, mathematics and statistics. This training will enable students to communicate fluently with experts across these disciplines, and to have the skills necessary to apply computing tools to address contemporary problems in biology and medicine. The training will enhance the professional opportunities for undergraduates to pursue careers in pure or applied research in academia, government, pharmaceutical, medical, or biotechnology sectors.
B.S. in Computer Science - Artificial Intelligence
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Computer Science is a diverse field of study with many possible career paths. The Computer Science Department encourages students to tailor their upper-level electives to the areas of computer science that interest them the most. In addition to traditional emphasis areas such as systems, software engineering and theoretical computer science, some newer areas of concentration are also available to students. Some examples are listed below.
B.S. in Computer Science - Gaming
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Computer Science is a diverse field of study with many possible career paths. The Computer Science Department encourages students to tailor their upper-level electives to the areas of computer science that interest them the most. In addition to traditional emphasis areas such as systems, software engineering and theoretical computer science, some newer areas of concentration are also available to students. Some examples are listed below.
B.S. in Computer Science - High Performance Systems
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Computer Science is a diverse field of study with many possible career paths. The Computer Science Department encourages students to tailor their upper-level electives to the areas of computer science that interest them the most. In addition to traditional emphasis areas such as systems, software engineering and theoretical computer science, some newer areas of concentration are also available to students. Some examples are listed below.
B.S. in Computer Science - Security
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Computer Science is a diverse field of study with many possible career paths. The Computer Science Department encourages students to tailor their upper-level electives to the areas of computer science that interest them the most. In addition to traditional emphasis areas such as systems, software engineering and theoretical computer science, some newer areas of concentration are also available to students. Some examples are listed below.
B.S. in Computer Science - Software Engineering
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Computer Science is a diverse field of study with many possible career paths. The Computer Science Department encourages students to tailor their upper-level electives to the areas of computer science that interest them the most. In addition to traditional emphasis areas such as systems, software engineering and theoretical computer science, some newer areas of concentration are also available to students. Some examples are listed below.
B.S. in Computer Science - The Business of Software
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Computer Science is a diverse field of study with many possible career paths. The Computer Science Department encourages students to tailor their upper-level electives to the areas of computer science that interest them the most. In addition to traditional emphasis areas such as systems, software engineering and theoretical computer science, some newer areas of concentration are also available to students. Some examples are listed below.