AET Master of Science Degree Program

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This program comprehend the engineering fundamentals of various types of fuel cell systems, hydrogen reforming and storage strategy, system design and integration issues, and system evaluation and economic analysis. Apply the energy system fundamentals and analyses to address the key issues in design and integration of various AET systems, in particular solar heating and photovoltaic, wind turbine, biomass conversion, and fuel cells. Gain knowledge and skill to apply systematic and structured methodology to economically implement AE systems. To equip students with knowledge and skills enabling them to provide engineering services in planning, designing, and constructing hydrogen infrastructure components and systems.

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Anthropology (Doctor of Philosophy)

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This program focuses on sociocultural and psychological issues related to personal meaning, development, aging, disability, and mental health. There is an emphasis on in-depth interviews, narratives and systematic ethnographic research and analyzes.

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BA in Africana Studies - Cultural Studies and the Arts

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Africana Studies is the systematic study of the historical, cultural, intellectual and social development of people of African descent, the societies of which they are a part, and their contribution to world civilization. Its principal geographic domains are the United States, the Caribbean, Latin America, the African continent, and increasingly western Europe where large communities reside. The field features a diversity of approaches, intellectual and practical interests, and draws upon the humanistic, social and behavioral sciences into its interdisciplinary framework. This program Africana Studies prepares students for a wide range of professional and career opportunities. Majors can continue to graduate (including doctoral level) studies in the humanities, social and behavioral sciences, or pursue professional programs in law, medicine, business, and journalism. Graduates who enter the job market are prepared for careers in human services and public health, education, public relations, community development, urban planning, and more generally for jobs in the public sector, in central cities and urban institutions, or jobs that involve cultural or intergroup relations as well as international affairs. In the context of metropolitan Detroit, Africana Studies graduates will be better prepared to deal with the complexity and diversity of the city's political and demographic realities as they assume important leadership roles. This concentration is designed for students who are interested in exploring the relations between cultural expression/production and the social experience of Black life.

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BA in Africana Studies - Development and Public Policy

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Africana Studies is the systematic study of the historical, cultural, intellectual and social development of people of African descent, the societies of which they are a part, and their contribution to world civilization. Its principal geographic domains are the United States, the Caribbean, Latin America, the African continent, and increasingly western Europe where large communities reside. The field features a diversity of approaches, intellectual and practical interests, and draws upon the humanistic, social and behavioral sciences into its interdisciplinary framework. This program Africana Studies prepares students for a wide range of professional and career opportunities. Majors can continue to graduate (including doctoral level) studies in the humanities, social and behavioral sciences, or pursue professional programs in law, medicine, business, and journalism. Graduates who enter the job market are prepared for careers in human services and public health, education, public relations, community development, urban planning, and more generally for jobs in the public sector, in central cities and urban institutions, or jobs that involve cultural or intergroup relations as well as international affairs. In the context of metropolitan Detroit, Africana Studies graduates will be better prepared to deal with the complexity and diversity of the city's political and demographic realities as they assume important leadership roles. This concentration is designed for students who are interested in exploring the relations between cultural expression/production and the social experience of Black life.

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BA in American Studies

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American Studies is an interdepartmental program administered by an advisory committee composed of specialists on American culture, offering undergraduates an opportunity for a flexible and diversified major. By enrolling in a core of required courses and by choosing electives among the humanities and social sciences, majors concentrate on the study of the nature and development of American society and culture. Depending on individual interests, electives may be chosen from the departments of Africana Studies, Anthropology, Art History, Economics, English, Geography, History, Humanities, Philosophy, Political Science, Sociology, and some interdisciplinary programs, such as Chicano-Boricua Studies and Urban Studies.

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BA in Anthropology

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Anthropology is a comparative social science that seeks to understand human behavior within the context of different cultural systems, past and present. Anthropology also seeks to understand human biological evolution and adaption and their interaction with social and cultural behavior. Anthropology brings a cross-cultural knowledge base and unique methodological and conceptual looks to bear on the understanding of the transformations, problems and interconnections of contemporary societies.

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BA in Art - Fashion Design and Merchandising - Apparel Design Option

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This program provides a professional concentration in the fields of apparel design and fashion merchandising. The apparel design curriculum enables students interested in creative aspects of clothing to develop competencies for a career in apparel design, including computer-aided design, pattern making and entrepreneurship in the design field. The Fashion Merchandising option develops understanding and practical skills related to the buying and selling of fashion merchandise. Possible career options include positions in management, merchandising, fashion promotion and sales, visual presentation and other areas related to the field.

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BA in Art - Fashion Design and Merchandising - Fashion Merchandising Option

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This program provides a professional concentration in the fields of apparel design and fashion merchandising. The apparel design curriculum enables students interested in creative aspects of clothing to develop competencies for a career in apparel design, including computer-aided design, pattern making and entrepreneurship in the design field. The Fashion Merchandising option develops understanding and practical skills related to the buying and selling of fashion merchandise. Possible career options include positions in management, merchandising, fashion promotion and sales, visual presentation and other areas related to the field. This curriculum develops understanding and practical skills related to the planning, buying and selling of fashion merchandise. Students gain insights into the various aspects of the apparel industries including marketing, sales, styling, publicity, advertising, visual presentation, fashion coordination, and merchandising. Possible careers include positions in management, buying, and fashion promotion and sales.

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BA in Art History

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This program first introduces students to the general principles of art through survey courses and then advances students to specialized study of ancient through contemporary periods in various artistic traditions.

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BA in Asian Studies - Concentration in Chinese

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BA in Asian Studies - Concentration in Japanese

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BA in Asian Studies - Dual Concentration in Chinese and Japanese

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BA in Biological Sciences

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This program is for students who desire a broad liberal arts education with a specialization in biology. It is not recommended for students anticipating admission into graduate or medical school.

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BA in Business Administration - Information Systems Management Major

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This program employs a capstone course, ISM 6997, to assess students' knowledge of the discipline. Students specializing in ISM frequently pursue career positions as communications analysts, data base administrators, and information systems managers.

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BA in Business Administration - Accounting Major - Accounting Systems

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This program is designed to prepare students for professional careers in public, corporate, or governmental accounting. While stressing fundamental accounting theory, the curriculum provides thorough application of these concepts to practical situations. The major program in accounting employs a capstone course, ACC 5996, to assess students' knowledge of the discipline.

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BA in Business Administration - Accounting Major - Managerial Accounting

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This program is designed to prepare students for professional careers in public, corporate, or governmental accounting. While stressing fundamental accounting theory, the curriculum provides thorough application of these concepts to practical situations. The major program in accounting employs a capstone course, ACC 5996, to assess students' knowledge of the discipline.

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BA in Business Administration - Accounting Major - Public Accounting

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This program is designed to prepare students for professional careers in public, corporate, or governmental accounting. While stressing fundamental accounting theory, the curriculum provides thorough application of these concepts to practical situations. The major program in accounting employs a capstone course, ACC 5996, to assess students' knowledge of the discipline.

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BA in Business Administration - Business Logistics Major

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This major focuses on the management of the flow of goods and information from the source of raw materials through the channels of distribution to the final consumer, and beyond, to recycling and disposal. In today's highly competitive environment, the management of transportation, inventory, product planning and scheduling, and information flows are ever more critical to an organization's ability to satisfy customers and create a competitive advantage. This is reflected in an increasing number of jobs in logistics management.

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BA in Business Administration - Finance Major - Corporate Finance

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Students who major in finance are interested in the management of money and other assets, such as stocks and bonds, for organizations and/or individuals. Courses provide a solid background in: financial markets and intermediaries; measuring the risk and return of investments; the financial management of firms dealing in international money and capital markets; the functional areas of bank management and related financial institutions; recent developments in futures and options; and more. This area is for the student who wants to concentrate on those aspects of finance that will relate directly to financial decision-making in a business or non-profit organization. The corporate finance area offers careers as financial mangers in non-financial corporations. Entry level positions are generally as financial analysts or staff accountants, while potential future responsibilities include management of working capital, operating budgets, financial statement preparation, bank relationships, long term financial planning, capital budgeting, treasury operations and stockholder relations.

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BA in Business Administration - Finance Major - Financial Markets and Investments

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Students who major in finance are interested in the management of money and other assets, such as stocks and bonds, for organizations and/or individuals. Courses provide a solid background in: financial markets and intermediaries; measuring the risk and return of investments; the financial management of firms dealing in international money and capital markets; the functional areas of bank management and related financial institutions; recent developments in futures and options; and more. This area is for the student who is interested in working for organizations which offer financial and investment services such as banks, insurance companies and mutual and pension funds. Investments careers can also be found in other financial intermediaries such as investment banking firms, security and investment brokerage houses, and security and commodity exchanges. Responsibilities within such firms are highly varied and include commercial and personal lending, branch management, security analysis, portfolio and trust management, real estate management, and insurance, commodity and security brokerage.

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