Invited lecturers will introduce frontier areas in the field of astrophysics, including theoretical and observational status, future plan and development, and many other topics that might be of general interest.

00920012

College Physics.

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The course covers basic thermodynamic concepts and principles, properties of matter and their evaluation, and analysis of processes and cycles.

30140444

Advanced Mathematics, College Physics.

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Biochemistry II is the continuation of Biochemistry I.

This course is divided into two parts:

1. The first part (Chapter 13-23) is about bioenergetics and metabolism, which includes principles of bioenergetics (Chapter 13), catabolism of carbohydrates, lipid acids and amino acids (Chapter 14-18), oxidative phosphorylation and photophosphorylation (Chapter 19), biosynthesis of carbohydrates, lipids and amino acids (Chapter 20-22) and integration and hormonal regulation of mammalian metabolism (Chapter 23).
2. The second part (Chapter 24-27) of this course is about information pathways. It includes genes and chromosomes (Chapter 24), DNA metabolism (Chapter 25), RNA metabolism (Chapter 26), and protein metabolism (Chapter 27).

30450213

Basic knowledge of Biochemistry.

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Public Finance studies the role of the public sector in the economy. In this course, we will study the economic foundations that justify the existence of the public sector and the economic theories that describe its role. We will consider when governments should intervene in the economy and how they should do so, including the options they have and the effects of alternative policies. The focus is on government taxation and spending activities. We will also study how to evaluate government policies in practice, including how these policies affect individual and corporate decision-making and welfare.

30510073 (from previous offering)

Intermediate Microeconomics and Calculus.

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The course is supplemented by philosophical material that illustrates the philosophical relevance of the various logical concepts and techniques.

30690524 (from previous offering)

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Labor economics is a course that deals with the basic workings of the labor market. It covers issues such as labor supply and demand, labor market equilibrium, investment and return on human resources, wage decisions, gender and racial discrimination, and other issues that have a major impact on People's Daily lives. It studies the effects of wages, prices, profits, working conditions, government policies and other related factors on the behavior and decisions of both supply and demand parties in the labor market.

40510973 (from previous offering)

Intermediate Microeconomics.

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Introduction to the themes of information, computation, agency, and games in logic and in the process, showing how logic connects between several different fields.

40690952 (from previous offering)

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