In this course, we will explain the basics of getting the best sounding results from any Auto-Tune program. We’ll also dive into the many techniques used in pop music today. Some of these include understanding pitch correction and achieving natural results with tuned vocals.
This courses main focus is effectively coaching the individual to the finish line in a relationship. No more making it to the goal line and not scoring. This courses objective by the conclusion of the semester is to increase your scoring accuracy by 20%.
This class is solely offered to students that are participating in the wholesome part time activity of night dancing. We will provide students with methods of developing managerial accounting skills, balancing sheet-assets, liabilities, and equity-along with their consequences for net income and cash flows. By the conclusion of this beautiful course, the individual will be able to review 401k's on their iWatch while hitting their signature move on the pole.
The Art of Sprung will provide methods for overcoming the barriers that lie within and enhance the individual's flirting IQ. In this course, you will learn tools to develop yourself in your relationships as well as quickly pick up on the signs you’re vibing with someone.
This course will serve as an introduction into the academic study of gaming via multiple platforms. While also examining their cultural, educational, and social functions in the collegiate settings. This course will also conduct field studies such as Super Smash Bro’s tournaments in the student union, and understanding the diet of an avid gamer.
This educational course is mandatory to all incoming freshman. Our end goal is to enlighten the dangers of coming to Wiscansin for the wrong reasons. We want our students to be successful during their college career, not get distracted by the wrong things.
This nationally recognized class is one of the courses that put the great Wiscansin University on the map. This class analyzes some of the earliest practices of bodacious female anatomy being showcased in the movie industry. The class also dives into the science behind casting an attractive and diverse cast for music videos.
This course is for those deeply interested in the art of mixology with a focus in bartending. Dive in as you learn the history and many production methods behind the leading alcohols (Vodka, Gin, Rum, Tequila, Whiskey, Bourbon and Scotch). Students enrolled in this course will discuss flavor profiles, taste popular brands, all while learning the art behind successfully throwing a party.
This course will assume that you know nothing about cooking. This is not your regular everyday cooking course, copious amounts of Mary Jane will be involved. Say goodbye to Bobby Flay and hello to world renowned Chef Teddy.
We’ve all been there, wide awake in our bed at 3 a.m, cycling through Snapchat. Viewing countless stories we’ve already seen for the 3rd time. You see that one person from your last group assignment post an “anyone up?” snap. Now’s your chance, you want to reach out but don’t want to risk looking desperate for attention. You contemplate sending that GIF you’ve been saving for just this occasion. You send it, hold light conversation, and get that late night response to “come over.” Introducing The History of GIFs at 3 AM, this course takes an extensive exploration into the passive text messaging tool that has become apart of our modern language.
This course introduces students to the graceful art of DJing and rocking a crowd. This class will focus on the history of mixing, scratching, and transitioning in an effective and seamless manner. All of which is essential in developing a solid foundation as a Disc Jockey.
One of the more popular courses on Wiscansin’s campus. This class is an exploration into the psyche of “The Working Stripper.” This individual holds a regular job by day while maneuvering the difficulties of keeping her after hours activities quiet. While navigating this rocky landscape, she finds this to be the easiest option to fund her collegiate dreams.
