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Yes u can find many courses here u can have almost all undergraduate courses to PhD level courses u find hereFOR YOUBookmarksSearchMenuAcademicsThrough innovative teaching and groundbreaking research, Brown contributes in significant and enduring ways to the advancement of knowledge across all fields of study.Sub NavigationIN THIS SECTIONBookmark this PageBrown is a leading research university and the seventh-oldest college in the U.S. At the heart of the University’s teaching, research and scholarship is a commitment to academic excellence, intellectual freedom and making an impact to better serve people, communities and society.The University is renowned for its distinctive undergraduate experience rooted in its flexible yet rigorous Open Curriculum. Its campus in vibrant Providence, Rhode Island, is home to a wide array of graduate programs, plus the Warren Alpert Medical School, School of Public Health, School of Engineering and School of Professional Studies.2,477courses1,429faculty members7:1student-to-faculty ratio635Fulbright Scholars to date80+undergraduate concentrations84doctoral and master’s programsThere u find 40 academic departmentsSkip to the navigationSummer Session» Course Catalog» Course Catalog: 44 CoursesCourse Catalog: 44 CoursesGlobalization, Media and CultureCourse Code: AFRI 0500 CRN: 60060Dates: 7 weeks. June 24, 2019 - August 09, 2019 Times: T,W,R 12:15P-2:55PInstructor(s):Patricia AgupusiThis course is designed to examine the changing global landscape and its impact on society and culture. The course will draw on analytical tools from the social sciences to make sense of the rapidly changing nature of global society. In the past three decades the flows of commodities, ideas, people, norms and resources across international borders has accelerated exponentially....(more »)Learn MoreRace, Sexuality and Mental Disability HistoryCourse Code: AFRI 1060Z CRN: 60068Dates: 7 weeks. June 24, 2019 - August 09, 2019 Times: T-W-TH 12:15P-2:55PInstructor(s):Nic RamosThis seminar investigates the fraught entanglement of mental disability with race and homosexuality beginning with late 19th Century ideas of scientific racism and the invention of the homosexual body in African American communities. By tracking changes in Psychiatry and Psychology through the 1960s and 1970s, the course examines the impact of the Civil Rights and Gay Rights...(more »)Learn MoreApplied Ordinary Differential EquationsCourse Code: APMA 0350 CRN: 60014Dates: 7 weeks. June 24, 2019 - August 09, 2019 Times: M,T,W,R 9:00A-11AInstructor(s):Gabriel LangloisThis course provides a comprehensive introduction to ordinary differential equations and their applications. During the course, we will understand how applied mathematicians use ordinary differential equations to solve practical applications, from understanding the underlying problem, creating a differential-equations model, solving the model using analytical, numerical,...(more »)Learn MoreCell and Molecular BiologyCourse Code: BIOL 0500 CRN: 60008Dates: 7 weeks. June 24, 2019 - August 09, 2019 Times: M,W,F 9:00A-11:40AInstructor(s):Richard FreimanThis course examines the structure and function of the basic unit of an organism, the cell. An experimental approach is used to examine cellular functions, ranging from gene transcription, cell division and protein secretion, to cell motility, and signal transduction. Relevance to health and disease will be considered.Prerequisites: BIOL 0200 or AP Biology score of 4 or 5.(more »)Learn MorePrinciples of PhysiologyCourse Code: BIOL 0800 CRN: 60009Dates: 7 weeks. June 24, 2019 - August 09, 2019 Times: M-F 9:00A-10:45A Lab: W 6:00P-8:00PInstructor(s):Chi-Ming HaiAndrea SobierajIntroduction to the function and integration of organ systems with an emphasis on human physiology. Includes basic concepts in cell and organ system physiology as well as fundamentals of modern trends in physiological science. Emphasizes the application of physical and chemical principles to organ function at both the cellular and systemic levels.Prerequisites: Prerequisite: BIOL 0200 or AP Biology score of 4 or 5.(more »)Learn MoreThe World of Byzantium (Online)Course Code: CLAS 0660 CRN: 60028Dates: 7 weeks. June 24, 2019 - August 09, 2019 Times: OnlineInstructor(s):Efstratios PapaioannouCaught between the East and West, the culture of Byzantium inherited the ancient worlds of Greece, Rome, and Jerusalem, nurturing many a modern ideology, conflict, and identity. Byzantium is explored through its history, texts, and art.We examine the foundation and history of Constantinople, Iconoclasm, the Crusades, medieval Christianity and Islam, Byzantine court...(more »)Learn MoreGreek Mythology (Online)Course Code: CLAS 0900 CRN: 60013Dates: 7 weeks. June 24, 2019 - August 09, 2019 Times: OnlineInstructor(s):Johanna HaninkGoddesses, heroes, monsters: it�s time for some Greek Myth. We will cover the stories of creation, Pandora, the Trojan Cycle, the legends of Thebes (Oedipus and co.), the Golden Fleece, Greco-Roman gods, Hercules and other heroes, and many, many more myths. But we will also think about the telling of these myths. What do the tellers need from these stories? How do they change...(more »)Learn MoreThe American Presidents and the Western Tradition (Online)Course Code: CLAS 1120U CRN: 60017Dates: 7 weeks. June 24, 2019 - August 09, 2019 Times: OnlineInstructor(s):Joseph PucciWe are accustomed to engaging the American presidency as a public office approached through the prism of government, political science, the history of institutions, constitutional power, and the like. This course studies the ways in which the presidency as an institution, and the presidents in thought and action, are part of a larger continuum of expression and experience...(more »)Learn MoreChildren's Thinking: The Nature of Cognitive Development (Online)Course Code: CLPS 0611 CRN: 60031Dates: 7 weeks. June 24, 2019 - August 09, 2019 Times: OnlineInstructor(s):David SobelThis is a fully online course in cognitive development. The course is designed for rising sophomores through seniors, to be taken during the summer. This course will examine children’s thinking and cognitive development from infancy to elementary school. Some of the topics we will study are children’s memory, reasoning, categorization, and concepts such as space,...(more »)Learn MoreAnimal Behavior Laboratory (Online)Course Code: CLPS 1191 CRN: 60020Dates: 7 weeks. June 24, 2019 - August 09, 2019 Times: OnlineInstructor(s):Ruth ColwillThis course is designed for students with a serious interest in animal behavior research. Topics include methods in lab and field research, enrichment programs for captive species and conditioning procedures for managing zoo and shelter http://animals.In this course, you will learn about the standard research methodologies for observing animal behavior and the main formats...(more »)Learn MoreSleep and Chronobiology ResearchCourse Code: CLPS 1194 CRN: TBDDates: 15 weeks. June 02, 2019 - August 20, 2019 Times: M,T,W,TH,F,SA 8:30A-9PPart of a summer immersion in behavioral science research in human sleep and chronobiology. Instruction in human sleep and circadian rhythms, research techniques in basic physiology, laboratory skills, ethics of research, and basic CPR. Research seminars explore other techniques and career paths. Enrollment limited to 12.Course open only to students admitted to the Sleep...(more »)Learn MoreAbnormal Psychology (Online)Course Code: CLPS 1700 CRN: 60062Dates: 7 weeks. June 24, 2019 - August 09, 2019 Times: OnlineInstructor(s):Lisa FailleThe study of anxiety, stress, and neurotic disorders, psychosomatic disorders, deviant social behavior, affective disorders, and schizophrenia. Considers theories of etiology (causes) and methods of therapeutic treatment, case studies, experimental research, and clinical research.This course is open to Brown undergraduates and qualified Visiting Undergraduates only. The...(more »)Learn MoreA Data-Centric Introduction to ProgrammingCourse Code: CSCI 0050 CRN: 60001Dates: 7 weeks. June 24, 2019 - August 09, 2019 Times: M,W,R 9:00A-11:40AInstructor(s):Kathryn FislerAn introduction to computer programming with a focus on skills needed for data-intensive applications. Topics include core constructs for processing both tabular and structured data; decomposing problems into programming tasks; data structures; algorithms; and testing programs for correct behavior.This course is not intended for CS concentrators. In particular, it does...(more »)Learn MoreCybersecurity EthicsCourse Code: CSCI 1870 CRN: 60034Dates: 7 weeks. June 24, 2019 - August 09, 2019 Times: T,W,R 3:30P-6:10PInstructor(s):Deborah HurleyBots, trolls, fake news, privacy, freedom of information, government transparency, liberty, autonomy, artificial intelligence, big data, data analytics, encryption, human rights, intellectual property, open source, corporate social responsibility, business ethics, averting cyberwar, humanitarian law, white, gray, and black hat hacking, fair information practices, behavioral...(more »)Learn MorePrinciples of EconomicsCourse Code: ECON 0110 CRN: 60049Dates: 7 weeks. June 24, 2019 - August 09, 2019 Times: M,W,F 9:00A-11:40AInstructor(s):Devesh RustagiExtensive coverage of economic issues, institutions, and vocabulary, plus an introduction to economic analysis and its application to current social problems. Required for all economics concentrators. Course serves as a prerequisite for ECON 1110, 1130, 1210 and 1620. Serves as a general course for students who will take no other economics courses and want a broad introduction to the discipline.Prerequisites: None(more »)Learn MoreFinancial AccountingCourse Code: ECON 0710 CRN: 60050Dates: 7 weeks. June 24, 2019 - August 09, 2019 Times: M,W,R 3:30P-6:10PInstructor(s):Robert D'AndreaHenry SilvaBasic accounting theory and practice. Accounting procedures for various forms of business organizations.Prerequisites: None(more »)Learn MoreAmerican Histories, American Novels (Online)Course Code: ENGL 0100R CRN: 60043Dates: 7 weeks. June 24, 2019 - August 09, 2019 Times: OnlineInstructor(s):Daniel KimHow do novels make readers experience such traumatic American historical events as war, slavery, genocide, race riots and other forms of violent civil conflict? What kind of political or ethical perspective on such divisive and explosive events do literary narratives encourage their readers to take? How can novels function as memorials to such events? What forms of redress...(more »)Learn MoreLove StoriesCourse Code: ENGL 0100P CRN: 60018Dates: 7 weeks. June 24, 2019 - August 09, 2019 Times: M,W,F 12:15P-2:55PInstructor(s):James KuznerWhat do we talk about when we talk about love? We will see how writers have addressed this question from Shakespeare's day to the present. Writers may include Shakespeare, Austen, Eliot, Flaubert, Graham Greene, Marilynne Robinson, and/or others. WRIT(more »)Learn MoreCritical Reading and Writing I: The Academic EssayCourse Code: ENGL 0900 CRN: 60059Dates: 7 weeks. June 24, 2019 - August 09, 2019 Times: T,W,R 3:30P-6:10PInstructor(s):Matthew BeachAn introduction to university-level writing. Students produce and revise multiple drafts of essays, practice essential skills of paragraph organization, and develop techniques of critical analysis and research. Readings from a wide range of texts in literature, the media, and academic disciplines. Assignments move from personal response papers to formal academic essays....(more »)Learn MoreIntroduction to Creative Nonfiction (Online)Course Code: ENGL 0930-1 CRN: 60022Dates: 7 weeks. June 24, 2019 - August 09, 2019 Times: OnlineInstructor(s):Elizabeth TaylorCreative Nonfiction: Writing the World is for students with a serious interest in writing narrative essays based on fact, research, interviews, and memory. Through assignments and revisions, students will hone their investigative, analytical, and creative skills, inspired by close readings of 20th century nonfiction writers, including Jamaica Kinkaid,...(more »)Learn MoreIntroduction to Creative Nonfiction (Online)Course Code: ENGL 0930-2 CRN: 60023Dates: 7 weeks. June 24, 2019 - August 09, 2019 Times: OnlineInstructor(s):Stephen FoleyCreative Nonfiction: Reading, Writing, and Traveling takes advantage of its online format to enable students to read, reflect, and share their travel experiences from wherever they are this summer. Assignments includes blogging, actively participating in discussions, op-ed pieces, and a longer travel essay? students are also encouraged to explore visual...(more »)Learn MoreIntroduction to Creative Nonfiction (Online)Course Code: ENGL 0930-3 CRN: 60024Dates: 7 weeks. June 24, 2019 - August 09, 2019 Times: OnlineInstructor(s):James EganCreative Nonfiction: Reading & Writing in a Digital World uses debates over the so-called "death of reading" supposedly brought about by the internet, smartphone and e-reader as a spur for our writing. Have we entered a period when most readers will no longer able to engage in the kind of "deep" reading that helped usher in the modern world? How and/or...(more »)Learn MoreLaw and Literature (Online)Course Code: ENGL 1760Z CRN: 60025Dates: 7 weeks. June 24, 2019 - August 09, 2019 Times: OnlineInstructor(s):Ravit ReichmanWhat is the relationship between law and literature? How do these supposedly separate worlds contribute jointly to our sense of justice, and to our understanding of injustice? We examine these questions through novels, legal writings, legal opinions, and film, in order to discover how law and literature create interrelated narratives that shed light on issues like identity,...(more »)Learn MoreMultimedia StorytellingCourse Code: ENGL1050J CRN: 60044Dates: 7 weeks. June 24, 2019 - August 09, 2019 Times: M,W,F 12:15-2:55PInstructor(s):Michael StewartThrough a series of short assignments, we will learn what audio, visual, and performative tools are available to us and how these different mediums can affect our stories. The course culminates in a final project where each student will pursue a long-form story of their choice of subject and medium. Enrollment limited to 17. S/NC.(more »)Learn MoreDesign Principles and ProcessCourse Code: ENGN 1855 CRN: 60005Dates: 7 weeks. June 24, 2019 - August 09, 2019 Times: M-F 9:00A-12PInstructor(s):Christopher BullKhipra NicholsThis course aims to deepen student's understanding of design principles and processes. Through substantial projects students will develop their skill at synthesizing artifacts that are appropriate responses to situations in specific contexts. Students will acquire innovative physical and social knowledge and to integrate this new knowledge with their world model to create...(more »)Learn MoreReading French in the Arts and SciencesCourse Code: FREN 0220 CRN: 60058Dates: 7 weeks. June 24, 2019 - August 09, 2019 Times: M,T,W,R 1:00-3:00PInstructor(s):Mark LeuningDesigned to develop the reading competence in French for graduate students (or advanced undergraduates with permission of the instructor). Fundamentals of grammar and syntax are emphasized as well as reading skills in the fields of individual students. Successful completion should satisfy the foreign language requirement for graduate students in other departments. (Consult...(more »)Learn MoreGerman for Reading (Online)Course Code: GRMN 0121 CRN: 60026Dates: 7 weeks. June 24, 2019 - August 09, 2019 Times: OnlineInstructor(s):Jane SokoloskyThis online course prepares students to read and understand German texts from a variety of disciplines and genres. This intensive study of German grammar and syntax is for students without prior knowledge of German and for students with some background in German who want to review and gain better mastery of grammar. Students who successfully complete this course have the...(more »)Learn MoreThe American Civil WarCourse Code: HIST 0252 CRN: 60016Dates: 7 weeks. June 24, 2019 - August 09, 2019 Times: T,W,R 9:00A-11:40AInstructor(s):Michael VorenbergThis course uses the American Civil War of 1861-1865 to investigate certain issues relevant to current domestic and global affairs: the use of history in popular memory and popular culture (focusing on the Civil War in public art and film); the role of law in the prosecution and resolution of war; international law, especially as it applies to war and human rights. The course...(more »)Learn MoreFiction ICourse Code: LITR 0110A CRN: 60054Dates: 7 weeks. June 24, 2019 - August 09, 2019 Times: TWTh 12:15P - 2:55PInstructor(s):Colin ChannerA workshop for students who have little or no previous experience in writing fiction. Enrollment limited to 17 per section. This course is limited to undergraduates. Grade Option: S (Satisfactory) / NC (No Credit) only.Prerequisites: None(more »)Learn MoreClassic Short StoriesCourse Code: LITR 0900A CRN: 60011Dates: 7 weeks. June 24, 2019 - August 09, 2019 Times: M,W,F 9-11:40AInstructor(s):Elisabeth BellThis course will introduce you to a selection of works by important writers of the short story. We shall explore the richness and diversity of short fiction through close reading and discussion, both of which should give you an appreciation of the short story in general and of our writers' countries and histories in particular. Our focus will be on authorial strategies...(more »)Learn MoreIntroductory Calculus, Part ICourse Code: MATH 0090 CRN: 60069Dates: 7 weeks. June 24, 2019 - August 09, 2019 Times: T, W, TH 9A-11:40AInstructor(s):Kristina MalloryAn intensive course in calculus of one variable including limits, differentiation, maxima and minima, the chain rule, rational functions, trigonometric functions, and exponential functions. Introduction to integration with applications to area and volumes of revolution. MATH 0090 and 0100, or AP Calculus BC score 4 or 5 are recommended for all students intending to concentrate...(more »)Learn MoreLinear AlgebraCourse Code: MATH 0520 CRN: 60053Dates: 7 weeks. June 24, 2019 - August 09, 2019 Times: M,T,W,R 3:30P-5:30PInstructor(s):Alexander BarronVector spaces, linear transformations, matrices, systems of linear equations, bases, projections, rotations, determinants, and inner products. Applications may include differential equations, difference equations, least squares approximations, and models in economics and in biological and physical sciences. MATH 0520 or 0540 is a prerequisite for all 1000-level courses in...(more »)Learn MoreExperimental NeurobiologyCourse Code: NEUR 1600 CRN: 60003Dates: 7 weeks. June 24, 2019 - August 09, 2019 Times: M,W 1:00P-5:30PInstructor(s):John SteinIntensive laboratory experience in neuroscience appropriate for students with basic background in Neurobiology. Learn and employ the classical neurophysiological techniques of extracellular recording, intracellular recording and receptive field mapping using a variety of animal species. Experiments will include recording of sensory signals in the cockroach leg; frog sciatic...(more »)Learn MoreCritical ReasoningCourse Code: PHIL 0100 CRN: 60045Dates: 7 weeks. June 24, 2019 - August 09, 2019 Times: M,T,W,R 1:00P-3:00PInstructor(s):Arianna FalboThe overall goal of this course is to improve students' ability to think clearly and carefully and to enable them to identify and evaluate arguments. This includes enabling them to: understand and apply relevant concepts like truth, validity, and soundness; determine the structure of an argument; work with arguments using basic propositional logic; understand and apply rules...(more »)Learn MoreMoral PhilosophyCourse Code: PHIL 0500 CRN: 60052Dates: 7 weeks. June 24, 2019 - August 09, 2019 Times: M,W,F 12:15P-2:55PInstructor(s):Yongming HanMatthew SchrepferAn introduction to ethics, the part of philosophy that is concerned with right and wrong, good and bad, virtue and vice. We will look at some central issues in the field as well as some of the main theories in it. Is an action good or bad because of its anticipated results or regardless of these results? Is relativism true? Does morality depend on God? Why should we be moral, after all? These would be some of the topics discussed.(more »)Learn MoreDoctors and Patients- Clinical Communication in MedicineCourse Code: PHP 1010 CRN: 60029Dates: 7 weeks. June 24, 2019 - August 09, 2019 Times: M,W,F 4-6:30PInstructor(s):Catherine DubeTherese ZinkCommunication is central to medical practice and interpersonal relationships between patients and physicians can be powerful curative agents. This course reviews theory and research on physician-patient communication. In addition to lectures, readings, and discussions, students will have opportunities to observe physicians in clinical settings. Appropriate for students interested...(more »)Learn MoreWorld of Food: Personal to Global Perspectives on Nutrition, Agriculture, and Policy (Online)Course Code: PHP 1101 CRN: 60033Dates: 7 weeks. June 24, 2019 - August 09, 2019 Times: OnlineInstructor(s):Tayla AshPatricia RisicaThis course addresses issues of food and nutrition in America and around the world through the lens of public health, economics, and agriculture. The online setting intentionally requires students to engage in and learn about their own community from perspectives likely not previously noticed. Students will read class from many sources; will review documentary films; and...(more »)Learn MoreBasic Physics (3)Course Code: PHYS 0030 CRN: 60006Dates: 7 weeks. June 24, 2019 - August 09, 2019 Times: T,W,R 9:00A-11:40A Lab: M,F 9:00A-11:00AInstructor(s):Miquel DorcaSurvey of mechanics for concentrators in sciences other than physics-including premedical and life science students. Students with more advanced math training are advised to take PHYS 0050, which covers the same topics in physics. PHYS 0030 employs the concepts of elementary calculus but little of the technique. Lectures, conferences, and laboratory. Six hours of attendance....(more »)Learn MoreBasic Physics (4)Course Code: PHYS 0040 CRN: 60046Dates: 7 weeks. June 24, 2019 - August 09, 2019 Times: T,W,R 9:00A-11:40AInstructor(s):Santanu BanerjeeSurvey of mechanics, electricity, magnetism, optics, and modern physics for concentrators in sciences other than physics-including premedical students or students without prior exposure to physics who require a less rigorous course than PHYS 0050, 0060. Employs the concepts of elementary calculus but little of its technique. Lectures, conferences, and laboratory. Twelve...(more »)Learn MoreBlack & Brown Islam in the United States (Online)Course Code: RELS 0600D CRN: 60004Dates: 7 weeks. June 24, 2019 - August 09, 2019 Times: OnlineInstructor(s):Nancy KhalekThis class is a survey of Black and Brown Islam in America, in which we explore the contemporary life, culture and thought of Muslims in the US-context. We will begin with exploring Muslim life in the US from its beginnings in the Atlantic slave trade, to the civil rights movement and the Nation of Islam, to Malcolm X and the Nation of Islam, and conclude the course with...(more »)Learn MorePersuasive CommunicationCourse Code: TAPS 0220 CRN: 60057Dates: 7 weeks. June 24, 2019 - August 09, 2019 Times: T,W,R 12:15P-2:55PInstructor(s):Stefanie MillerProvides an introduction to public speaking and helps students develop confidence in public speaking through the presentation of persuasive speeches. Limited to 18.Prerequisites: None(more »)Learn MoreStudio FoundationCourse Code: VISA 0100-0 CRN: 60015Dates: 7 weeks. June 24, 2019 - August 09, 2019 Times: T,W,R 9:00A-11:40AInstructor(s):Daniel StuparAn introduction to basic visual art concepts, exploring a range of materials with emphasis on experimentation and analysis of visual relationships. Drawing is a vital part of this course.Prerequisites: This course is a prerequisite to any advanced studio course work at Brown or the Rhode Island School of Design. Under certain circumstances a student...(more »)Learn More3-D FoundationCourse Code: VISA 0130 CRN: 60027Dates: 7 weeks. June 24, 2019 - August 09, 2019 Times: T,W,R 3:30P-6:10PInstructor(s):Daniel StuparThis is an extensive study in form and structure to develop spatial understanding and the fundamentals of 3-dimensional design and construction. Students will explore the structural, compositional and conceptual implications of basic materials, such as wood, metal, plaster and found objects. Projects are designed as a means for investigating a variety of sculptural processes....(more »)Learn MorePhotography FoundationCourse Code: VISA 0140 CRN: 60012Dates: 7 weeks. June 24, 2019 - August 09, 2019 Times: T,W,R 12:15P-2:55PInstructor(s):Theresa GanzThis class is a wide ranging technical and conceptual introduction to photography. Through weekly projects, students will be exposed to 19th-21st century photo processes.Topics covered include cameras, lenses, software, darkroom overview, scanning, natural and artificial lighting, alternative processes as well as concepts such as selective focus, color temperature, composition....(more »)Learn MoreUndergrad HomeSummer SessionVisiting Student ProgramConduct and PoliciesSign up for Program UpdatesThank you