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Wondering what it's like to be a student at Cornell University?
Sit in on a different lecture each week, from computer programming to global warming and everything in between.
- updates: weekly, on Mondays
- duration: approximately 45-60 minutes
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FD SC 150: Food Choices and Issues
Bob Gravani explains how preservation technology can change the form and nutritional value of food products
PHYS 101/102 #1: Electromagnetic Waves
Sparks fly—literally—as CU physicist Bob Richardson lectures on the propagation of electromagnetic radiation (1981)
BIOGD 682: Fertilization and the Early Embryo with Mariana Wolfner
How invertebrate and mammal sperm find and bind to eggs
CRP 659: Immigrant Entrepreneurship in the U.S. City
Arturo-Ignacio Sanchez discusses the globalization of Jackson Heights, NY
CRP 609: Planning and Policy Analysis
Iwan Azis discusses (CGE) models for policy analysis and forecasting
NTRES 201: Environmental Conservation
Tim Fahey explores our cultural connection to farming and nature
EAS 268: Climate and Global Warming
Art DeGaetano explains the faint young sun paradox and the process of weathering
COMM/S&TS 285: Communication in life sciences
Bruce Lewenstein explores how communication creates knowledge of environmental issues
CS 211: Intermediate Java Programming
Graeme Bailey discusses the complexities of program threads and interface design.
