Csi Bridge Course
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The NYU Tandon Bridge course was developed to build foundational skills in those without a technical background in order to prepare for applying to our select STEM graduate programs. Taught by faculty of the NYU Tandon Computer Science department, this 100% online course covers topics that include discrete math, data structures and algorithms, and principles of operating systems. All course instruction is conducted exclusively in English.
Beautifully carved into the rolling terrain ofShannon Valley, the scope of this propertywill amaze even the most-traveled golfer.Ross Bridge was named one of the top golfresorts in North America by GOLF Magazinein 2019 and has been a favorite of Golf Digesteditors for the past four years.
The course meanders throughindigenous landscape and around the259-room Renaissance Birmingham RossBridge Golf Resort & Spa. Ross Bridge isthe fifth-longest course in the world butoffers multiple tees for golfers of all levels.Symbolic of an old parkland-style course,ten holes play along the banks of twosignificant lakes connected by a spectacularwaterfall dropping 80 feet between the9th and 18th greens. A gristmill added tothe waterfall reflects the history of this oldmining site. The beauty and challenge ofeach hole leads many to believe there is notone signature hole but possibly eighteen.
Like many other Trail courses, the par three holes are incredible. Considerableelevation changes combine with wateror other natural obstructions to get yourattention. Large putting surfaces providemany tempting pin locations that will testgolfers' approach shots.
From multiple high points on thecourse, you can see the picturesque viewof the 9th and 18th holes with a waterfalltumbling between. The 7th hole offers apar five that traverses a ridge high abovethe rest of the course. The 9th will leave youspeechless as it is time to decide how daringyou are off the tee. A split fairway allows foreither a short challenging route along thewater's edge or opt for safer play leaving alonger, more difficult approach to the green.Regardless if it is a par 3, 4, or 5, Ross Bridgestands ready for your game!
Maintenance practices are weather dependent; changes may occur last minute as a result. Understand we will make every effort to follow the schedule presented. Please contact the golf shop to inquire relative to any adjustments.
The driving range will be closed for at least part of the day each Tuesday.
The purpose of this course is to help 24-Hour course completers and transfer candidates from other providers obtain an initial VOPC required for teacher certification in New Jersey. This course is conducted as a laboratory course under the supervision of the CE-provider program. Candidates must deliver a planned lesson using required template; submit a lesson reflection form provided by our program; and complete an interactive field experience log. Requests for certificate upgrades are reviewed on an ongoing-basis, and candidates may enroll at anytime.
CTE or P-3 Endorsement seekers ARE NOT ELIGIBLE for this course. Please consult the NJDOE's endorsement codes (link is external) to help you determine your eligibility for our program.
NOTE: As of July 1, 2017, the New Jersey Department of Education requires a minimum 3.0 GPA for Certificate of Eligibility (CE) applicants. Candidates who do not meet the 3.0 minimum GPA should not enroll in this course, as they will be ineligible for a CE. However, if you currently hold a CE and need this course as part of your 50-Hour Pre-professional requirement, you may enroll as the 3.0 minimum GPA does NOT apply to you.
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Graduate students will be notified of the need to enroll in an English course within their official admission letter issued by the Graduate School. They will be informed as to whether they need to be in Intensive English, the English Bridge Program, or in the Advanced English Writing course. The Graduate School also offers the online EnGen-UMD Bridge Program (formerly VOXY-UMD Bridge Program) that gives newly admitted applicants with an English Bridge Program placement the opportunity to work on their English and retake the TOEFL/IELTS/PTE before arriving on campus.
Graduate students who are admitted with a placement in Intensive English are required to successfully complete the Intensive English program before beginning their degree program. The I-20 will be issued for English training and upon successful completion of Intensive English the I-20 will be changed by International Student and Scholar Services to the graduate degree program. Please note that there are five semester-long levels of Intensive English and a placement test will be given at the start of the semester to determine the appropriate level for enrollment. Most students do place into the highest or second-highest level. Click here for general information about the Intensive English course.
Graduate students who are admitted with a placement in the English Bridge Program are required to successfully complete the semester-long Bridge Program. The Bridge Program consists of Semi-Intensive English study and in addition, the student will enroll in up to two (2) courses in their degree program. They will receive an I-20 for the Bridge Program, and upon successful completion of the EBP, the I-20 will be changed by International Student and Scholar Services to the graduate degree program. Click here for general information about the English Bridge Program.
Graduate students who are admitted with a placement in the Advanced English Writing Course are given full admission into their degree program with the condition of enrollment that they successfully complete the Advanced English Writing Course at the Maryland English Institute in their second semester of study. Students who enroll in the Advanced English Writing Course may enroll in up to three (3) courses in their degree program. Click here for more information about the Advanced English Writing Course.
The EnGen-UMD Bridge Program (formerly the VOXY-UMD Bridge Program) is a two-month online course designed to improve the English language skills of newly admitted applicants to the University of Maryland in order to enable them to test out of the English Bridge Program. It is geared towards those applicants with a TOEFL/IELTS/PTE score in the range requiring placement in the English Bridge Program. Upon completion of the two-month program, students may retake the TOEFL/IELTS/PTE and submit a new score to the Graduate School to determine if placement in the English Bridge Program for the Fall semester can be waived. Please visit the program website for more information and to sign up for the program. Please note that the score receipt deadlines listed at the bottom of this page would still apply, regardless of when you begin the EnGen-UMD Bridge Program. Please plan your test date accordingly so the scores will be received by the Graduate School in time for the deadlines below.
Students admitted with a placement in Intensive English will be registered by the Maryland English Institute for their designated course. Students admitted with a placement in the English Bridge Program will need to register themselves for a section of the course UMEI005, Advanced English as a Foreign Language, that is restricted to graduate students. Students admitted with a placement in the Advanced English Writing course will need to register themselves for a section of the course UMEI007, Advanced Writing for International Students, for their second semester.
If you have been placed into an English Course for your first or second semester of study, you may submit scores up through the score receipt deadline. Please see the table below. The Graduate School will review any new test score received through the appropriate deadline to determine if it is sufficient to change your English course placement. If the placement can be changed and you require a Form I-20 or DS-2019, you will receive notification from International Student and Scholar Services once your I-20 has been updated and reissued.
The Bridges Course, established 2001 is a twenty-seven hole premier public course. It is the crown jewel of the Firewheel Courses. The Bridges Course features Bent grass greens, 419 Bermuda tees, fairways, and roughs, and a 35 station practice range. The rolling terrain, large mature Oak and Pecan trees, well positioned bunkers, large putting surfaces, and Rowlett and Spring Creeks winding throughout, makes this course a must for the golf enthusiast.
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