Titan for a Day 2026

Choose your program area of interest.

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Select from available offerings such as lunch on campus, an introduction to architecture course led by the Dean, and a first-year studio session.

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Intro to Programming: Foundational programming concepts and algorithms design.

Energy Conversion: Electric machines, transformers, and magnetic systems.

Mechanics of Materials: How materials respond to stress and structural forces.

Controls: Modeling and analysis of mechanical and electrical systems.

Physics: Mechanics, heat, thermodynamics, and vibrations.

Electrical Vehicle Power Systems: Vehicle electrification, batteries, charging and propulsion.

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Nursing Skills Lab: Psychomotor skills necessary for the health of people.

Fundamentals of Nursing Practice: Strategies for making evidence based clinical judgments.

Health Assessment and Physical Exam: Process of health assessment through individual care practices.

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Principles of Marketing: Functions, institutions and environment of marketing.

Ethics, Business Leadership & Social Responsibility: Classical ethical norms are used to address dilemmas.

Visual Communication: Appreciative consumption of visual materials.

Deviant Behavior: Forms of deviance from mental illness to habitual crime.

Criminal Investigation: Techniques of surveillance, crime scene search, and collection of physical evidence.

Networking: Effectively design, implement, and manage networked environments.

Wealth Management & Financial Markets: Making successful financial decisions with economic sense.

Honors Study of Fiction: Discussion and analysis of fiction.

Intro to Professional Writing: Practical writing that reflects knowledge of various disciplines.

U.S. to 1877: American development from colonial beginnings through the end of Reconstruction.

Fundamentals of Acting: Developing acting skills through exercises/games, monologues, and scene work.

American Politics: Foundations, primary institutions, actors/political behavior, and policy-making process.

International Relations: Evolution of world politics and sources of conflict and cooperation.

Legal Research: Researching and analyzing legal problems.

Criminal Law: Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Amendments to the U.S. Constitution.

Sports Law: Law as it relates to professional sports with some analysis of amateur sports organizations.

Psychology Research Methods: Experimental methodology, statistical inference, and evaluation of research.

Jesus and Gospels: Gospels in the (New) Christian Testament: Matthew, Mark, Luke, John.

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Biology: How living systems function.

Chemistry: Foundations of matter and chemical reactions.

Comparative Anatomy: Vertebrate structure and evolution.

Pre-Health Planning & Prep: Health careers and current science topics.

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Intro to Health Professions: Healthcare delivery, professionalism, cultural diversity, and disability awareness.

Kinesiology: Human motion analysis and relevant applications for body mechanics.

Questions? Text 313-550-9422.

Questions or looking for a different class? Text 313-550-9422.