SPOT (Student Perception of Teaching) -Fall 2023 First 5 Weeks

Creating joy in our daily lives can make us more resilient, help us better manage stress, allow us to think more flexibly, and support our overall health and wellbeing. Join Robin Rubin, MSW to learn simple tools and strategies drawn from positive psychology that will help you incorporate more joy, gratitude, and happiness into your daily routine.Important Note: This event is free but non-FAU community members must register and pay for parking. We recommend parking in Lot 1 or Garage 2 as shown on the listed Parking Map for the FAU Boca Raton Campus. Please check out parking information here: FAU Parking

Please join us on Tuesday, September 19, Noon to 1p.m. as we engage in civil discourse on the topic of "Is the constitution a Living or a Static Document?" In this discussion, we will explore the fundamental question of how the U.S. Constitution should be interpreted: as a living document that adapts to the changing times and needs of society or as it was originally understood by the framers. This debate will delve into the competing perspectives on constitutional interpretation, considering both the historical context of the Constitution's drafting and the contemporary challenges that the United States faces.

Please join us on Tuesday, September 19 from 12 - 1 p.m. as we engage in civil discourse on the topic of "Is the constitution a Living or a Static Document?" In this discussion, we will explore the fundamental question of how the U.S. Constitution should be interpreted: as a living document that adapts to the changing times and needs of society or as it was originally understood by the framers. This debate will delve into the competing perspectives on constitutional interpretation, considering both the historical context of the Constitution's drafting and the contemporary challenges that the United States faces.

Designed to educate individuals abouut the Units and resources available to support students and staff in the event of an emergency as well promote the academic programs that surround public safety and disaster management.

Mathematics of Data ScienceWilliam E. Hahn, Ph.D.Office: Wimberly Library, Room 103 (Sandbox)Email: whahn@fau.eduCourse Objectives/Student Learning Outcomes1. Understand the fundamentals of neural networks and deep learning algorithms2. Learn various methods used to construct, train, evaluate and deploy mathematical models3. Analyze different types of input data including image data4. Utilize Python libraries such as PyTorch for building data science notebooksCourse Number: MAP-2192CRN: 14640Credits: 3 credits

Program Board Boca