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The Anthropology major is intended to give students a foundation in the discipline of anthropology. Each thematic area of anthropology at Temple requires the development of a number of skills, including: formulating hypotheses; developing research programs and proposals; applying theories to the interpretation of artifacts and other data; and gathering ethnographic information through ...
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Start your admissions journey to explore Temple University’s Tyler School of Art and Architecture – and enroll.
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In September 2019, we started a dataset of Critical Infrastructures Ransomware Attacks (CIRAs). These are based on publicly disclosed incidents in the media or security reports. This dataset (version 12.15) now has 2,119 records assembled from publicly disclosed incidents between November 2013 and March 31, 2025, and has been mapped to the MITRE ATT&CK Framework. To date, we have fulfilled ...
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Overview The Minor in Anthropology, offered by the Department of Anthropology, is designed for undergraduate students who want to learn about general anthropology, but cannot commit to a full academic major. Students in the Anthropology minor gain a well-rounded education and form writing and research skills, as well as a capacity to speak about human communities and social change in complex ...
https://www.hpc.temple.edu/compute/
About Compute is a collection of large high-performance, shared memory compute servers for interactive use. These multi-socket machines host up to 88 Intel Xeon (Cascade Lake) CPU cores and 1.5TB of RAM. They provide access to various licensed software packages (MATLAB, STATA) and many open-source packages (R, RStudio, Sage Math, Apache Spark). All servers share the same user home directories ...
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The Social Justice Lawyering Clinic at the Stephen and Sandra Sheller Center for Social Justice is a law student clinic at Temple University Beasley School of Law. Students at the clinic work firsthand on social justice issues that directly impact local communities through legal representation, community education, and policy advocacy.
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What is a TUID? Your Temple University ID is a 9 digit number that is associated with you similarly to how a social security number is associated with you. It is what the university uses to identify you. Your TUID is usually received in an email before the process of activating your accessnet. In order to activate your accessnet, you will need to have this 9 digit number, so be sure to keep it ...
https://medicine.temple.edu/education/advanced-core-medical-sciences-acms-postbaccalaureate-program
Advanced Core in Medical Sciences (ACMS) Postbaccalaureate Program Prepare for success in medical school and as a practicing physician through the Lewis Katz School of Medicine (Katz) Advanced Core in Medical Sciences (ACMS) Postbaccalaureate Program. This full-time, 10-month, non-degree program is designed for those who: Have completed their foundational science (pre-med) coursework in their ...
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https://guides.temple.edu/stylometryfordh/programs
A review of various stylometry methods and programs for the digital humanities.