<p>This course is a course of ideological and political theory, which combines ideological, political, scientific, theoretical and practical aspects. Guided by Marxism. Taking Xi Jinping's thought of socialism with Chinese characteristics in the new era as the value orientation. Starting from the practical problems faced and concerned by contemporary college students. Take the correct outlook on life, values, morality and education of the rule of law as the main line. Through theoretical learning and practical experience . Help college students form lofty ideals and beliefs.

This course is designed for the graduate students who are interested in immunology and infectious diseases. This course first provides detailed instructions of the major components of immune system in mammals, innate and adoptive immune system and the regulations of immune systems. Then the course will focus on the immunology in diseases, including infectious diseases, tumor and immunology, auto-immune diseases and immune system in neural system. We will also discuss the cutting-edge techniques in immunological studies and immune therapy, such as CAR-T, microbiomes, TCR-seq.

This course is designed to survey a broad range of topics in Chinese rural society. The premise of this course is that China is composed of an extensive network of small, predominantly agricultural communities.

Independent study of advanced problems related to mechanical engineering.

Individual projects. Approved written application to department as specified by department or instructors is required.

Individual Projects.

Individual Projects.

Individual Projects. Prerequisite: Consent of instructor. Approved written application to department as specified by department or instructor is required.

This course is a basic undergraduate course on Industrial Organization (IO). IO is an Applied Microeconomics field that studies the structure and behavior of firms. Firms interact strategically with each other in the market, and these strategic interactions bring important implications on the market structure and welfare. We will focus our coverage on the market structure analysis, i.e. perfect competition, monopoly, and oligopolistic competition, and on the strategic behaviors of competing firms, i.e.

The aim of this course is to introduce you to the current research and methods used in the study of empirical questions in Industrial Organization. Answering these questions involves combining theory from microeconomics and tools from econometrics. Throughout this course you will have the opportunity to study real-world questions with real data using applied economics theory and methods. This course will cover a variety of topics, including: demand estimation, measuring market power, price discrimination, and production function analysis.