ART 350
Visual Thinking
Instructor AIB faculty
This course promotes concept development and creative thinking. Visual problem solving and projects will be based on a concern for how each person examines, explores and ultimately interprets and re-creates to the world around them. Art 350 satisfies the creative arts core requirement for all LMU students.

MATH 355
Methods of Applied Mathematics
Assistant Professor Alissa Crans
Series solutions and special functions. Orthogonal functions and Fourier series, partial differential equations and value boundary problems. Prerequisites: MATH 234 and 245. - This course is required for electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, physics, engineering physics and applied mathematics majors. It is a major course for math majors and minors and computer science majors.

NTLS 365/298
Scientific Principles of Strength and Conditioning
Assistant Professor David Ramirez
This course introduces the science and physiology behind strength training and conditioning. Often strength and conditioning issues are misunderstood due to popular myths. Sound scientific principles will be used to dispel such ideas. A variety of topics will be covered. - NTLS 365 This course counts as upper-division major credit for NTLS majors. NTLS 298 satisfies the science and technology core curriculum requirement for students in the colleges of Liberal Arts, Communication and Fine Arts, Business Administration and the School of F and TV.