Fall 1980 Schedule of Courses - University of Colorado Boulder

University of Colorado, Boulder

University of Colorado

Bulletin

While this Schedule of Courses was prepared on the basis of the best information available at the time. all information, in· eluding statements of fees. course offerings and admissions and graduation requirements. is subject to change without notice

or obligaUon.

Students wiU be held responsible for complying with all requirements and' deadlines published in this schedule.

Table of Contents REGISTRATION PROCEDURES •••

TUITION AND FEES

FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE •

ACAQEMIC CALENDAR •

COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES

DEPARTMENTAL INDEX_.

COLLEGE LIST •

COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND ADMINISTRATION AND GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION •

SCHOOL OF EDUCATION •••

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COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

COLLEGE OF ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN

GRADUATE SCHOOL • • •

SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM

SCHOOL OF LAW • • •

COLLEGE OF MUSIC

SCHOOL OF PHARMACY

GRADUATE SCHOOL OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS •

ROTC PROGRAMS •

TENTATIVE COURSE OFFERINGS SPRING 1981

BUILDING ABBREVIATIONS AND CAMPUS MAP ••

KEEP THIS SCHEDULE OF COURSES.

NO OTHER COPY WILL BE AVAILABLE.

University of Colorado Bu1l£tin. (USPS 651-060) 364 Willard Administrative Center, Boulder, Colorado 80309. Vo1. LXXIX, No. 32, November 10, 1979, General Series No. 199lt. Published three times monthly by the University of Colorado. Second class postage paid. at Boulder, Colorado.

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BEGISTRATION PROCEDURES I. Registration Materials - You should receive the following materials:

A. Set of IBM Cards 1. Registration Authorization Card -Arrange your class time schedule on this

card. You do not need to use the mark-sense pencil for this card. THIS CARD MUST BE TURNED IN.

2. Student Supplemental Health Insurance Coverage Card - Supplemental Health coverage may be optionally elected. The cost for such coverage is about$40 per term. IF YOU ELECT TO RECEIVE COVERAGE, clip the I. D. form from the front of this card for use during the period of coverage. Retaining this card automatically gives you coverage. IF YOU DO NOT WANT COVERAGE, read the waiver instruction on the card, sign the appropriate waiver area on the back of the card and turn the card in according to your registration instructions. Approved doctoral candidates must take positive action to secure insurance by contacting the Wardenburg Student Health Center or the designated insurance company directly.

3. Course Request Cards. - Complete and return one card for each course. IMPORTANT NOTE: A separate card IS NOT needed for labs or recitations since there is space provided on the card for this information. USE THE MARK~SENSE PENCIL FOR THESE CARDS.

II. Instructions and Examples for Completion of Registration Authorization Card and Course Request Card - After consulting an acac]emic adviser or reading the advising instructions and reviewing school/college requirements:

A. Student prepares tentative class schedule. B. Student fills in his proposed schedule on the Registration Authorization Card

(see sample below). 1. Using one line for each course desired, enter the department number, de

partment abbreviation, course number and the desired section number for the lecture, laboratory and recitation (if any) and·their scheduled meeting times.

2. Course Credit Hour - Print the number of credit hours you wi 11 receive for each course. If you are taking a course for no credit, print NC in the course credit hour space.

3. It is very important that the department number be correct and legible. This number is found in the Schedule of Courses at the left of the department abbreviation.

4. IMPORTANT: Check to be sure that there are no conflicts in class meeting times. This check may be accomplished by completing the time schedule portion of the card.

EXAMPLE: Course Card and Registration Authorization Card Preparation

Dept. No. Dept. Crs. No. Hours SCHEDULE OF COURSES 134 Chern. 101 040 Genera 1 Chemistry 001 0800-0915 T TH Chern 140

181 Fr 211

TOTAL:

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Prereq 1 yr HS LOll 1300-1500 M EK-M1B74 Alg 2nd year Read & 002 1200-1250 T THF Ktch 303 Conv Prereq Fr 102 or 2 yrs HS French _....,

e. 13uff'a..fo I r 1 MAJOR SCHOOL I \

C. All students are responsible to review the Tuition Classification Code (Residency Block) on their registration authorization cards. ( circled above) The number 1 = Resident; 2 = Nonresident. NOTE: If your cards were produced by a keypunch machine, the first digit in the Residency Block is the tuition classification code. If you suspect the tuition classification code is incorrect, you must contact the Tuition Classification Officer in Regent Administrative Center, Room 125 before you proceed to tuition and fee assessment.

III. Mark-Sensing Request Cards -When marking bubbles, correctly copy your lecture, lab and recitation numbers, including all zeros. Thus, Lecture 1 would be a@a~co~

cj~cl~-+uo

A. Enter your student number (found on your Registration Authorization Card) in the left-hand section of each course request card.

B. Mark-sense one course request card for each course listed on your Schedule Card. You must use the special mark-sense pencil provided. (See illustration below of sample course request cards as marked from Schedule Card.)

C. Be especially careful to fill in the correct department number. D. Mark all section numbers in the lecture column unless preceded by R (recit) or

l (lab). If a course does not have a lab or recitation, leave those sections blank on the course request cards.

E. If the course you select is listed in the credit hour column of the Schedule of Courses as VAR (Variable Credit), or you wish to take the course for no credit, you MUST indicate the number of credit hours you wish to take it for by marking the appropriate bubble in the credit column located on the right-hand side of the course request card.

i I ;;·:;:::;~ I :i FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS CAREFUU.Y

!il THIS IS A MARK SENSE CARD I USE ONLY THE SPECIAL PENCILS

I r~~~~~is~t~{~~~ ~~~K MARKS_ c APPROPRIATE OVALS .. t: INDICATING:

~ ~g~M:UHJV:~BER a LECTURE SECTION NUMBER

on4 if oppl~le LABORATORY NUMBER RECITATION NUMBDI

THIS IS A MARY. SENSE CARD. USE ONLY THE SPECIAl PENCILS

r~~~!fl~~is~A:~~~= ~~:K MARKS C4J-C4;>C4 APPROPRIATE OVALS ~

INDICATING:

DEPARTMENT NUMBER COURSE NUMBift L.ECT\IRE S€CTION NUMBER

ones it o"licobl• LAIORATOfltV NUMB£R MCITATION NUMBER

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IV. Fin~l Check Before Turning In A. Check the following:

1. Insure that a course request card has been prepared for each of your selected courses.

2. Check course request cards for correct marking. 3. Insure that there are no conflicts in the,class meeting times of your se-

1 ected courses. Students are advised to make tentative plans for their schedules on the model below.

V. Controlled Enrollment For courses so designated in the Schedule of Courses with an 800 series section number and the statement, "Secure a Departmental Controlled Enrollment Card," the student must go to the office of the department offering the course to obtain a Controlled Enrollment Card. The student must deposit this card instead of the regular course request card in order to enroll in that course. A request for a course on a regular course request card fs not acceptable and the_ student WILL NOT be placed into the course. SAMPLE: DEPT. NO. OEPT. CRS. NO. CR. TITLE OF COURSE SEC.

172 Engl. ~- 030 Poetry Workshop 801 VI. Students registering for courses with sections numbered 900 or above (Independent

Study, Thesis, Candidate for Degree, etc.) MUST obtain an Independent Study/Thesis Approval Form from the department offering the course. This form must be completed and deposited with the student's other course request cards. A regular course request card will not be accepted at the Final Registration Check Point.

VII. Inter-Campus Registration Procedures Option 1 ~ Boulder campus students who wish to take course work on another campus can register on that campus independent of their home campus registration. However, they must apply to that campus and attend their registration process.

Option 2 - Boulder campus students who are unable to obtain courses required for their degree programs on the Boulder campus may exercise the Concurrent Enrollment option. Students enrolled for a minimum of one course on the Boulder campus will be allowed to register for up to 2 courses or 6 hours, whichever is greater, on another campus provided the coursework is required for their degree programs and they have their deans's permission. Boulder students exercising this option will pay tuition for their tota 1 credit hours on the Boulder campus only, at Haul der campus rates, Concurrent Registration forms and instructions,.are available from the Class Scheduling Section of the Office of the University Registrar, Regent Hall 125.

Optional Pass/Fail Enrollment (1) Before enro 11 i ng in courses on the pass/

fail option, student should consult their school and college requirements and restrictions concerning pass/fail enrollment to insure an approved registration. Students nwy obtain pass/ fail cards from e",ther the Registra-tion Final Check Clerks or at the Of-fice of the University Registrar. Completed pass/fail cards must be turn-ed in at the Office of the University Registrar prior to 4:45 p.m. on.Thursday, September 18. Students will be given a validated receipt upon submission of the pass/fail card. In those cases where the Office of the University Registrar does not indicate that the student has enrolled for pass/fail and the student contend that he did enro 11 for pass/fai 1 , it is the student's responsibility to support his claim by providing the student pass/ fail receipt form. After Thursday, September 18, it will not be. possible for a student to enroll for pass/fail.

(2) The record of pass/fail registration is maintained by the Office of the University Registrar.

(3) Academic deans and faculty will not be aware of specific pass/fail registrations. For example, all students who are registered on a pass/fail basis appear on the regular class rosters and a normal letter grade is assigned on the final grade roster by the professor. When grades are received in the Records. Office, those regis trations which require a pass/fail designation are automatically converted by the grade app li cation sys tern. Grades of D and above convert to a grade of P. Grades of F would equal a letter grade of F.

(4) Only 6 hours of course work may be pass/fail in a given semester.

Drop/ Add Standard Procedure (1) Students will be allowed to drop and add through Thursday, September 18, with no

signatures required on the Drop/Add form. (2) After this date, the instructor must sign Drops and Adds. The dean's signature is

not required .. (3) After the tenth week (Tuesday, November 11, 1980), courses may not be dropped or add<

unless there are circumstances cleariy beyond the student's control (accident, illness, etc.); in,addition to the instructor's certification (as in 2 above), the student must petition the Dean for all Drops and Adds.

( 4) No tuition and. fee adjustment wi 11 be made on courses dropped after Thursday, September 18, 1980.

(5) Validated receipts are available to all students who deposit Drop/Add Cards at the Office of the University Registrar, Regent 125. This receipt is required to substantiate claims that Drop/Adds were submitted to the Office of the University Registrar.

Withdrawal and Courses Dropped After Thursday, September 18, 1980

(1) All courses dropped after Thursday, September 18, 1980, will appear on your transcript, permanent record page, and grade report with a Grade of "W", which indicates that you registered but withdrew from the course.

( 2) Students who withdraw from the University after this date wi 11 receive a "W" for each course for which registered. In addition, the date of withdrawal will also be shown on the student permanent record page and transcript.

Withdrawal Policy (1) If you decide that you will not return to the University for the Fall 1980 term,

and you have already paid your tuition deposit, you can receive a 100% refund if a letter requesting such refund is postmarked or received no later than July 31, 1g8o. Mail or bring this request to Regent 125, Box 7, Boulder, Colorado 80309.

(2) If, subsequent to July 31, 1980 and prior to the beginning of classes, you decide that you will not attend the University of,Colorado at Boulder, you MUST withdraw in the Office of the University Bursar at the Tuition and Fee desk. Refer to the chart of withdrawal periods for applicable refund.

( 3) Afte.r classes begin, you must withdraw at the Dean's office of your schoo 1 or colle~e and deposit the form at the Tuition and Fee section in the Office of the University Bursar, Regent 102. Refer to the chart of withdrawal periods for applicable refund.

IMPORTANT: FAILURE TO WITHDRAW MAKES YOU LIABLE FOR. THE FULL AMOUNT OF TUITION' AND FEES ASSESSED FOR THE FALL SEMESTER OF 1980 (IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE BOARD OF REGENTS RULING ON AUGUST 18, 1971).

(4) In addition, fail~re to properly withdraw will result in a failing grade being reported for every course you requested and ~1ere sectioned into for the Fa l1 Semester 1980. PLEASE REFER TO REFUND AND WITHDRAWAL CHARGES (SEE BELOW FOR TUITION REFUNDS).

r5) Undergraduate students who fail to pick up their class schedules by 4:30p.m., Thursday, September 18, will automatically be withdrawn from school.

lost Schedule-Validation Sticker Policies (1) Students who fail to obtain a tuition validation sticker by Thursday, September

18, 1980, will be charged $2 for a validation sticker issued beyond that date. (2) Students requesting copies of their student schedules, for any reason, will be

charged $1 per copy. ·

Refunds and Withdrawal Charges No change of program or withdrawal is valid without the written the college of school in which the student is registered. If a the Boulder Campus, adjustments or refunds of the total tuition follows:

consent of the Dean of student withdraws from and fees are made as

WITHDRAWAL PERIOD REQUIRED PAYMENT (Based on tot a 1 Tuition and Fees)

August 1 (Friday) through September 18 (Thursday) 20% September 19 (Friday) through October 2 (Thursday) 40% October 3 (Friday) through October 16 (Thursday) 60% October 17 (Friday) and after 100%

Distribution of Student Class Schedules on Monday, September 1; 1980

REFUND

80% 60% 40%

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IMPORTANT: The Course Drop/Add process Does Not begin until Tuesday, September 2, 1980.

Class schedules will be distributed on Monday, September 1 and student photo I.D's will be validated for the Fall Semester 1980 at the following locations:

GRADUATE STUDENTS GR Graduate School UMC Ball room BG Graduate School of Business Business Building GV Graduate School of Environmental Design Environmental Design Building PA Graduate School of Public Affairs Armory 216 LAW Law Law School Room 104

UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS A&S Arts and Sciences

A - I Fieldhouse J - Q Men's Gym R - Z Women's Gym

BU Business and Administration Business Building

Education Education Building, Room 155 ED EN

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Engineering & Applied Science

Environmental Design

Jou rnE 1 ism

South Entrance of Engineering Bldg.

Envf~onmental Design Building

Macky Auditorium, Room 230

Music Music Building, Lounge

Pharmacy Ekeley, W-165

NUMERIC PICK-UP SCHEDULE

Students will pick up their class schedules ACCORD!~GTO THE LAST DIGIT OF THEIR STUDENT NUMBER AS FOLLOWS:

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8:30 - 9:15 9:15 -10:00

10:00 -10:45 .10:45 -11:30 11:30 -12:00

0 1 2 3 4

Open to All

12:00 - 12:30 12:30- 1:00

1:00 - 1:30 1 : .. 30 - 2: 00:' 2:00 - 2:30 2:30 - 3:00

TUITION AND FEES THE BOARD OF REGENTS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO CHANGE TUITION AND FEES AT ANY TIME.

Tuition and Fees for 1980-81 were not available at press time: How-ever, an increase is anticipated. Tuition and Fees for 1979-80 were:

CREDIT HOURS OF ENROLLMENT

UNDERGRADUATE RESIDENT

GRADUATE RESIDENT

UNDERGRADUATE NON RES IDE NT

GRADUATE NONRESIDENT

FEES

0.0 to 3.0 $104.00 $109.00 $1525.50 $ 318.00 $52.40 3.1 to 4.0 139.00 145.00 1525.50 1594.50 52.40 4.1 to 5.0 174.00 181.00 1525.50 1594.50 52.40 5.1 to 6.0 209.00 217.00 1525.50 1594.50 99.65 6.1 to 7.0 244.00 253.00 1525.50 1594.50 99.65 7.1 to 8.0 279.00 289.00 1525,50 1594.50 99.65 8.1 to 9.0 314.00 325.00 1525;50 1594.50 99.65 9.1 to- 18 346.50 363.50 1525.50 1594.50 99.65 over 18 346.50 363.50 1525.50 1594.50 99.65

+ $23 per hr + $24 per hr + $102 per hr + $106 per hr

*OVER 18- A SURCHARGE OF l/15 of the full-time rate will be assessed for each credit hour per semester in excess of 18 credit hours. For residents, the surcharge will be $23 and $24; for nonresidents, the surcharge will be $102 and $106.

(l) Students will be assessed tui.tion for the number of hours they have as of September 18, 1980. --

(2) Students certified by the Graduate School as approved Candidates for Doctara 1 Degrees wi 11 pay resident tuition for 3 credit hours.

(3) Nonresident students enrolled as "Candidate for Degree" only to take a comprehensive examination for a master's degree will pay resident tuition for 3 credit hours.

( 4) A 11 students wi 11 be assessed for medica 1 insurance {at about $401}. Ui]l ess the waiver card is signed and turned in.

(5) Tuition for a NO CREDIT course is the same as a course taken for credit.

(6) Tuit1on for a zero (0) credit hour course is charged at the rate of one credit hour class.

(7) No refund is given on courses dropped after September 18, 1980.

(8) Failure to receive an official University billing will not relieve the student of responsibility for payment by the establish due date.

Staff/Faculty Tuition Rates

Full-time faculty Full--time staff

Part-time faculty (50%) Part-time staff (50%) F-89 Instructor (50%)

TUITION

6 hours or less Pay 1/2 resident tuition

Res dent Res dent Res dent

rPlease be sure to read your optional health insurance information as there have been several changes.

FEES There are no student fees; however, it is the student's responsibility to waive:

1. Insurance 2. Co Pirg 3. Student group fee

FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE Saturday, December .13, 1980

Accounting 200 all sections 1100 hours classes meeting MWF, MF* 0930 hours classes meeting T, TH Chemistry 100, 101, 103, 106, 331

Monday, December 15, 1980

1400 hours classes meeting MWF, MF Physics 101, 111, 213, 214, 301, 302, 331, 112 1000 hours classes meeting MWF, MF EPOB Biology 121, Sec. 1-5

Tuesday, December 16, 1980

1400 hours classes meeting T, TH 0900 hours classes meeting MWF, MF 1200 hours classes meeting MWF, MF Ger 101, 102, 201, 202

Wednesday, December 17, 1980

1500 hours classes meeting MWF, MF 0800 hours (or 0730) classes meeting T, TH 1230 hours classes meeting T, TH Q M 201, B AD 200, AM 135, MATH 107

Thursday, December 18, 1980

1530 hours classes meeting T, TH 1600 hours classes meeting MWF, MF 1100 hours classes meeting T, TH Spanish 101, 102, 105, Phys 341

Friday, December 19, 1980

Comm 102, all sections, Phys 321-1-2 1300 hours classes meeting MWF, MF 0800 hours classes meeting MWF, MF

Exam Tim~

0730-1030 1130-1430 1530-1830 1930-2230

0730-1030 1130-1430 1530-1830 1930-2230

0730-1030 1130-1430 1530~1830 1930-2230

0730-1030 1130-1430 1530-1830 1930-2230

0730-1030 1130-1430 1530-1830 1930-2230

0730-1030 1130-1430 1530-1830

For classes which meet at times not specified in the above examination schedule, the instructor is responsible for arranging an appropriate final exam time during the approved exam period. Students who have exam schedule problems which cannot be resolved by the above information should contact the Student Ombudsperson at UMC 328 or call extension 5077. The coordinator of academic scheduling can be reached by cal1ing extension 6619. *MF- Indicates classes which meet Monday through Friday or daily.

Affirmative Action The University of Colorado at Boulder is an affirmative action/equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, sex, ~reed, color, age, national origin; or individual handicap in any aspect of employment. The institution's educational programs, actiVities, and services offered to students and/or employees are administered on a nondiscriminatory basis subject to the provision of Title VI and V1I of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1973, the Vietnam Era Veteran's Readjustmant Act of 1974, and Section 504 of .the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. For information about these provisions or equity, discrimination, or fairness consult the Affirmative Action Office in Willard Administrative Center, Room 175, or telephone 492-6706.

Originality of Work In all academic- areas, it, is imperative that either work be original or explicit acknowledgement be given for the use of other persons' ideas or lanJuage. Students should consult with instructors to learn the specific procedures appropriate in each given field. Breaches of academic honesty can result in disciplinary measures ranging from lowering of a grade to permanent compulsory withdrawal from the University.

Notice to Students Periodically, but not less than annually, the University of Colorado .informs. students of the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974. This Act, with which the institution intends to comply fully, was designated to protect the privacy of education records, and to provide guidelines for the correction of inaccura~e or mis:e;J.ding da~a through informal and formal hearings, Students also have the r1ght to f1le compla;nts with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act Office (FERPA) concerning alleged failures by the institution to comply with the Act. Local policy explains in detail the procedures to be used ~Y the institutio~ for co~pliance with the provisions of the Act. Copies of the pol1cy can be found 1n the l1brary on each of the campuses of the University of Colorado. A Dir·ectory of Records which lists all education records maintained on students by this institution may be found in the Office of the Chancellor on each campus.

The following items of students information have been designated by the University of Colorado as public or "Directory Information." Such information may be disclosed by the institution for any purpose, at its discretion.

Name, address, telephone number, dates of attendance, registration status, class: major fie 1 d -of study, awards, hor)ors, degree { s) conferred, past and present p~rt1 cipation in officially recognized sports and activities, physical factors, (helght, weight) of athletes, date and place of birth.

Currently enrolled students may withhold disclosure of directory information under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974. To withhold disclosure, written notification must be received each term in the Office of the University Registrar on the appropriate campus prior to the 11th day of classes. Forms reque~ting_the wi~hholding of "Directory Information" are available in the Offices of the Umverslty Reg1strars.

The University of Co 1 or ado assumes that failure on the part of any student to specifi ca 1-ly request the withholding of "Directory Information" indicates individual approval for disclosure. Questions concerning the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act may be referred to the Office of the University Registrar on the Boulder campus, and to the Office of Admissions and Records on the other campuses.

Date of publication April 1980

IN ORDER TO ALLEVIATE ERRORS INHERENT IN THE 12-HOUR CLOCK; THE UNIVERSITY HAS INSTITUTED THE 24-HOUR OR MILITARY TIME SYSTEM. THE FOLLOWING CHART SHOULD ASSIST YOU IN MAKING THE NECESSARY CONVERSIONS.

Regular Time

8 o'clock a.m. 9 o'clock

10 o'clock 11 o'clock

noon 1 o'clock p.m.

Military Time Conversion Chart Equivalent

Military Time

0800 hours 0900 hours 1000 hours 1100 hours 1200 hours 1300 hours

2 o'clock 3 o'clock 4 o'clock 5 o'clock 6 o'clock 7 o'clock 8 o'clock 9 o'clock

10 o'clock

1400 hours 1500 hours 1600 hours 1700 hours 1800 hours 1900 hours 2000 hours 2100 hours 2200 hours

ACADEMIC CALENDAR April 29-30, May 1-2, 1980

(Tuesday-Friday) Registration for Boulder Campus degree students enrolled Spring Semester 1980.

August 27-28, 1980 (Wednesday-Thursday)

Registration for former, new transfer, new graduate, and new freshman students who have not previously registered.

September l, 1980 (Monday, Labor Day)

September 2, 1980 (Tuesday)

September 3, 1980 (Wednesday)

Class Schedule distribution.

Drop/Add Day. No classes.

Classes begin 8 a.m. Drop/Add continues.

September 4-5, 1980 (Thursday-Friday)

Registration for Space Available Voluntary Education {SAVE) program.

September 10-11, 1980 (Wednesday-Thursday)

Senior Citizen Registration, Koenig Alumni Center {9-3 Wednesday, 9-noon Thursday)

September 18, 1980 {Thursday)

Last day to drop a course without being assessed the tuition and fees for that course. All drop cards must be deposited at the Office of the University Registrar, Regent 125, by ~- in order to be computed for any tuition and fee adjustment. Last day to withdraw from school and receive 80% refund of full tuition and fees. Last da¥ to Drop or Add without the ins~ructor's signature. Last day to turn in Pass/Fail forms at Regent 125.

Willard 134 University Counseling Services

Fall Group Program 492-6766.

Every semester, University Counseling Services offers a number of free, non-credit groups to both students and staff. The groups vary in orientation, addressing academic, career, social, and/or personal growth issues. Many people have found the group experience to be both valuable and enjoyable, and Counseling Services welcomes anyone interested 'in participating. A sampling of groups to be offered this fall would include academic improvement groups, persona 1 growth, self-defeating behavior, speech anxiety, career decision-making, and assertiveness. In addition, there will be three lecture series focusing on raising GPAs, relating to people, and staff and faculty concerns. While t.here are really no special requirements for participation in any group, advance registration is necessary for all groups except the Lecture Series. Complete copies of the fall schedule are available in Willard 134, and will be printed in the Colorado Daily early in the semester. For more information and/or registration, call 492-6766,· or stop by Willard 134.

COLLEGE Of ARTS AND SCIENCES William E. Brigs, Dean

CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT AND DROP/ADD CARDS CAN BE OBTAINED FROM DEPARTMENT OFFICES AS LISTED

ARTS AND SCIENCES DE~ARTMENTAL INDEX

Department Department Number Campus Location Begins on Page

African & Middle Eastern·Studies Academic Sid 11 s American Studies Anthropology Ar.ts and Sciences Asian Studies Astra-Geophysics Bib1iography Biology - EPOB Biology - MCDB Black Studies Chemistry Chicano Studies Cntr Tor Interdisciplinary Studies

(Exp Studies, Honors, Int Studies) Classics (Classical Philology,

Greek, Latin) Communication Comm Disorders & Speech Science Comp Literature Computer Science Conflict & Peace Studies Economics English Film Studies Fine Arts, Fine Arts History French & Ttalian Lang & Lit Geography Geological Sciences Germanic Lang & Lit (German,

Norwegian, Swedish) History Honors Latin American Studies Linguistics, Indo-European, Romance Applied Mathematics Mathematics Medieval Studies Museum Music for Arts & Sciences Oriental & Slavic Lang & Lit -

Chinese, Japanese, Russian, Slavic

Philosophy Physical Education & Recreation Physics Political Science Psychology Religious Studies Sociology Spanish & Portuguese Theatre, Dance & Interpretation

Women Studies

General Information

101 351 102 104 106 109 111 114 117 120 125 134 235 175, 222, 224-230 137. 146, 148, 149 150 151 154 156 158 163 172 176 177,178 181' 23lil 204 206 210, 212, 214

218 222 235 243, 245 252 253 254 257 700 262, 264, 304, 308

268 269, 276 278 280 286 288 315 325 360, 362. 364, 366 370

Econ 216 10 Willard 284 10 Ketchum 231 10 Hellems 90 10 He11ems 152 10 Woodbury 205 11

· Gamow E-226 11 Norlin 105 11 Ramaley 110 11 Bio Science 131 13 Woodbury 302 13 Chemistry 109 13 Ketchum 11 14 Ketchum 128 15

Education 320F 15

Communication 104 16 _ 934 Broadway 17

Woodbury 205 l7 ECOT 7-7 18 Muenzinger E229 18 Econ 214 18 Hel1ems 101 19 Hunter 102 19 Fine Arts Nl96A 20 Main 107 22 Guggenheim ·no 22 Geology 205 23 McKenna 128 24

Hellems 204 24 Norlin 400 15 Hellems 86 25 Woodbury 403 25 ECCR 2-28 25 ECCR 2-38 26 EducatiOA 320F 27 Museum 206 27 Music 143 28 McKenna 16 28

Hellems 169 28 TBI-Room 113 29 Duane E'032 30 Ketchum 106 31 Muenzi nger 244 31 Woodbury 205 32 He11ems 290 33 McKenna 126 33 Univ Theatre 201 34

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The Academic policies, rules, and regulations of the Co 11 ege and University are printed in the 1980-81 University of Colorado at Boulder, Catalog. All students are responsible for knowing and following the provisions set forth in the catalog. Any.questions concerning those provisions are to be directed to the College.Office, Hellems 152. The College cannot assume responsibility for problems resulting from a student's failure· to follow the policies stated in the catalog or from misadvice given by someone other than a staff member of the College.

GRADUATION FROM THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Any student wishing to graduate from the College of Arts and Sciences at the end of a given semester must notify the Dean's Office, Hellems 152, in the semester preceding. THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES TAKES NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR GRADUATING A STUDENT WHEN THE STUDENT HAS NOT MET THE ABOVE DEADLINE DUE TO THE STUDENT'S OWN NEGLIGENCE.

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September 19, 1980 (Friday)

October 1, 1980 (Hednesday)

October 2, 1980 (Thursday)

October 16, 1980 (Thursday)

November 1, 1980 {Saturday)

November 11 , 1980 (Tuesday)

November 27-29, 1980 {Thursday-Saturday)

December 3-5, 1980 (Wednesday-Friday)

December 12, 1980 (Friday)

There will be a $2 charge for tuition validation stickers not obtained by this date.

Undergraduates who have riot picked up their schedules by this date will be withdrawn from school.

Begin requiring instructor's signature on Drop/Add cards.

Final day for payment of tuition (subject to change).

Last day to withdraw from school and receive 60% refund of full tuition and fees.

Last day to withdraw from schoo 1 and receive 40% refund of full tuition and fees, no refund thereafter. Approved tuition deferred payment due {subject to change).

Last day to drop a class without petitioning your Dean. A&S students may not add a class after this date. Thanksgiving Holiday

Spring 1981 Advising and Registration for degree students currently enrolled for Fall 1980 Boulder Campus. Last day· of classes.

December 13-19, 1980 Final examination period - 6 days. (Saturday-Friday)

NOTE: The University Calendar Committee requests make-up time be provided to students who may be absent for religious reasons.

Ombudsman Office UMC 328 492-5077 Have a problem? Feel hassled? Want information about University structure or services, rules, regulations, or requirements? Know your student rights? OMBUDSMAN CAN HELP.

The Ombudsman and student staff keep up-to-date on matters related to campus life including academics, student services, and organizations, and general information about the University community.

The office a 1 so acts as unbiased media tor and i nves ti gator in cases of dispute between students and other segments of the campus community. Although having no authority to reverse decisions or circumvent exisiting rules and regulations, the ombudsman can make recommeridati ons which can result in policy changes and decision reversals.

Don't let your frustations build. You won't get a run-around from the Ombudsman Office.

PASS/FAIL Beginning Summer 1979, students in the College of Arts and Sciences MAY NOT use the pass/fail option for courses taken as part of the area requirements or the minimum .requirements for the major.

Students exercising the pass/fail option may take up to 16 hours of elective credit on a p/f basis; for transfer students, the limit is 1 hour in every 8 attempted at the University of Colorado.

Major Codes 100 .AFRICAN & MIQ EASTERN STUDIES 112 AMERICAN STUDIES 101 ANTHROPOLOGY 102 ASIAN STUDIES 106 BIOLOGICAL SCI.ENCE - EPO EDUC 120 BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE - EPO 149 BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE - MCDB 103 BLACK STUDIES 104 CENTRAL & EAST EUR STUDIES 105 CHEMISTRY 111 CHINESE LANG & LITERATURE

*110 CLASSICAL LANGUAGES *116 CLASSICAL ANTIQUITY

134 CLASSICS 173 COMMUNICATION 174 COMM DISORDERS & SPEECH SCIEN-CE lOB DANCE 109 DISTRIBUTED STUDIES 117 EAST ASIAN STUDIES 113 ECONOMICS 119 ENGLISH 107 ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION 122 FINE ARTS - ART EDUCATION (BA) 126 FINE ARTS - ART HISTORY (BA} 121 FINE ARTS - STUDIO ARTS {BA) 123 STUDIO ARTS {BFA) 124 ART EDUCATION {BFA) 128 ART HISTORY {BFA) 125 FRENCH 127 GEOGRAPHY 129 GEOLOGY 131 GERMAN

*133 GREEK

135 HISTORY 138 HUMANITIES 198 INDIVIDUALLY STRUCTURED 139 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS 140 ITALIAN 146 JAPANESE LANG & liTERATURE

*143 LATIN 144 LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES 137 LINGUISTICS 145 MATHEMATICS 151 PHILOSOPHY 155 PHYSICAL EDUCATION 15.3 PHYSICS 154 PHYSICS FOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS 159 POLITICAL SCIENCE 176 PRE-CHILD HEALTH ASSOC PROGRAM 177 PRE-DENTAL HYGIENE 115 PRE-EDUCATION 164 PRE-GEOLOGY 141 PRE-JOURNALISM 178 PRE-MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY 142 PRE-NURSING 165 PRE-PHARMACY 179 PRE-PHYSICAL THERAPY 167 PSYCHOLOGY 166 RECREATION 170 REliGIOUS STUDIES 168 RUSSIAN 169 SOCIOLOGY 171 SPANISH. 175 THEATRE 199 UNDETERMINED - ARTS AND SCIENCES 898 SPECIAL STUDENT WITHOUT DEGREE

*As of March 1980, these majors will no longer be assigned. Major Code 134, Classics, will now be used.

THIS LIST OF COURSE OFFERINGS IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE BETWEEN THE PUBLICATION OF THIS INFORMATION AND THE COMMENCEMENT OF CLASSES FOR THE FALL ACADEMIC TERM. CHECK WITH

THE ACADEMIC.UNIT.

The College Ust A liberal arts college has the responsibility of making available to its students a balanced program which will satisfy the legitimate claims of individual interest and aspiration and the need to insure that those who graduate have pursued a directed, coherent educational experience.

The candidate for the 1 iberal arts degree is expected to be .1 iterate in his own language, to have at least a minimal acquaintance with a language other than his own, and to be familiar with the subject matter and the methodology of the three broad areas of learning represented by the humanities, the natural sciences-, and the socii!l sciences. These expectations generate the requirements of the college.

Each student seeking the B.A., the B.F.A., or the B.S. degree must present two 2-semester course combinations in each of the following areas: Humanities, Natural Science, and Social Science. An area requirement may be satisfied in this college in one of two ways: (l) by taking one first-year course combination from the College List followed by one second-year combination for which the first-year combination is prerequisite; or {2) by taking one first-year combination in one department and one first-year combination in a different department.

Each student seeking the B.A. or B.F.A. degree must, in addition to the above, demonstrate in one of three ways a third-semester proficiency in a classical or modern foreign language: {a) by completion of a level-III high-school foreign language course; (b) camP 1 eti on of an appropriate third-semester co 11 ege course; or {c) by a proficiency exami nation administered by one of our fpreign language departments.

NOTE: Students may not use the Pass/Fail option in courses taken to satisfy the requ orements above, nor in courses used to satisfy minimum major requirer;knts.

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FIRST-YEAR COURSES

"' ~ 232-233 Survey of Afro-Am Lit I & II § 260'-285 Intro to Afro Lit & Dev of Caribbean ~ 270-271 African-American Art Hist I & II ~ 280-281 Afro-Am Music Hist and Apprec I & II u j ""

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110~210 Greek Myth & Women in Antiquity

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c. 111-112 Mstrpcs Greek & Roman Lit in Trans

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HUMANITIES SECOND-YEAR COURSES

Any two of the following, provided 260-285 has been completed:

390 African Drama and Poetry 480 African Novel 490 Critical Approaches to African Lit

OR, provided 232-233 has been completed,

476-477 Cont Afro-Am Lit

The second year of the requirement may be completed with any two of the following courses provided 201-202 has,been completed. 361 La Raza Music and Dance 362 Chicano Theatro 381 Chicano Poetry 400 Mexican-American Cult of the Southwest 411 Mexican-Am Folklore of the Southwest 420 Hispanic Culture

A. Any two of the following, provided the first-year A-combination has been completed:

333 Ancient Athletics 361 Religions of Greece 411 Greek & Roman Epic 416 Myth in the Arts 418 Class Thot & Origins Christianity 420 Byzantine Art 422 Early Christian Lit 427 Pre-classical Art & Arch 428 Classical Art & Arch 431 Etruscan Art & Arch 432 Roman Art & Arch

B. Any two of the followinp,, provided a 'first-year B-combination has been completed:

333 Ancient Athletics 361 ReHgions of Greece 411 Greek & Roman Epic 412 Greek & Roman Tr'agedy 413 Greek & Roman Comedy & Satire 416 Myth in the Arts 418 Class Thought & Origins Christianity 422 Early Christian Li~

C. Any two of the following, provided the first-year C-combination has been completed:

333 Ancient Athletics 411 Greek & Roman Epic 412 Greek & Roman Tragedy 413 Greek & Roman' Comedy & Satire 422 Early Christian Lit

NOTE: See also Foreign Literature in Trans

One of following combinatio~s, provided 102-103 has been completed:

400-427 Rhetorical and Aesth Dim & Intercult Comm

400-429 Rhet and.Aesth Dim & Interracial Comm 415-427 Perspec Human Comm & Intercult Comm 415~429 Perspec :Iuman Comm & Interracial Comm

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120-220 Intro to Fict!on & Mod Short Story 120-130 Intro to Fiction & Intro to Drama 120-140 I~tro to Fiction and Intro to Poetry 260-261 Great Books

HUMANITIES

252-253 Mstrwrks Brit Lit & Mod & Cant Lit 266-267 Mstrwrks Amer Lit & Mod and Cont Am Lit 198-200 lntro to Engl Studies & Critical Writing

Engl 120-225

Hum 101 Comm 260-Eng1 225

Thtr lll-270

FA H 100-283

Intra to Fiction & Intro to Film Narrative Intro to Humanities Intro Brdcast & Film & Intra to Film Narrative Intro to Drama & Intra to Thtr & Dance Experiencing Art & Art of the 19th & 20th C

Any 2-course sequence listed in first year English courses

Note: Only Fine Arts HISTORY courses may be used toward the Humanities requirement.

100-283 Exper Art & Art of 19th and 20th Cent 100-284 Exper Art & Intro to Asian Art 270-271 African-American Art Hist 282-283 Art of Ren, Baroque, Rococo & Art

of 19th and 20th Cent 280-281 Art of Antiquity & Art of Middle Ages 280-284 Art of,Antiquity & Intro to Asian Art

Chinese:

311-312 Reading & Comp

French:

311-312 Main Currents French Lit I & II

German:

311-312 German Lit I & II

Greek:

311-312 Intermediate Greek I & II

Italian:

312~313 .Survey of Italian Lit I & II

Japanese:


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SECOND-YEAR COURSE~

301 Speech and Language Development in Child 304 General Phonetics

Provided that 200 and 210 have been completed

Any two upper division courses (except 480,481, 482) provided a first-year combination has been completed.

Note: See also listings under Foreign Language in Translation

FS 305 FS 306 FS 307 FS 308

Film Hist I Film Hist II Major Film Movements Major Directors

Hum 401 Film Topics: Film & Fiction Hum 1,02 Film Theory

Note: Only Flne Arts HISTORY courses may be used toward the Humanities requirement.

Any two upper division FAR courses, provided one of the first-year combinations has been completed.

Chinese:


French: Any two of following: 420/421 French Civiliz I and II 425 Old French, Medieval & Ren Readings 431 17th Cent French Theatre & Poetry 432 17th Cent French Prose 433 Moliere & 17th Cent French Comedy 435 French Enlightenment 436 18th Cent French Novel, Theatre & Poetry 442 19th Cent French Theatre & Poetry 443 19th Cent French Novel 447 20th Cent French Theatre & Poetry 440 20th Cent French Novel 449 Women Novelists of 20th Cent in France

German:

411~412 German Lit of 19th & 20th Cents 437-438 Intro to German Literary !list I & II

Qreek:

Any two 400-level courses except 493 & 494

Italian:

Any two 400-level courses

Japanese:

411-412 Readings in Classical & Modern Japanese

Latin:

Any two 400-leve1 courses except 490, 493, 494.

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Portuguese:

311-:nz Main Currents Portuguese Lit & Civ

Russian:

314-351 Intro to Russian Lit & Poetry

Sp,anish: 331-332 20th Cent and 19th Cent Spanish Lit 334-335 20th Cent & 19th Cent Span-Amer Novel,

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year of the requirement.

111-112 Spirit & Uses of Math I & II Note: Not op.en to students who have completed

Math 230. May not be used by math majors for Humanities requirement.

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183-27S.Apprec. of Music & Intro to Amer ~us 183-276 Apprec. of Music & Music and Drama

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FIRST-YEAR COURSES

100-102 Intro to Phil & Ethics 100-103 Intro to Phil & Ways of Knowing 100-105 Intro to Phil & Phil and Religion 100-106 Intro to Phil & Phil and the Sciences 100-112 Intro to Phil & Intro to Logic 100-244 Intro to Phil & Symbolic Logic

HUMANITIES

SECOND-YEAR COURSES

PortUguese:

Any two 400-level Portuguese or Brazilian llterature courses.

Russian:

411-412 Masterpieces of Russian Lit .431~451 Pushkin & 20th Cent Russian Poetry

Spanish:

Any two Spanish literature courses

Note: See also Foreign Languages in Translation.

Combinations of courses totalling 6 hours or more from one of the categories below may be used to fulfill the requirement provided that the first year has been completed. ..

A) Italian - 411,413,420,440,441,451,470 B) German - 381,382,480,481,482,491 C) Scan. - 420,425,480,490,492 D) Swedish- 487,488,491 E) Romance Lit 315-316 (FR., Ital., Span.) F) Chinese - 385,483,484,485,486,487 G) Japanese- 483,484,485,486,487 H) Russian- 221,222,448,463,465,1,81,482 I) Sp'anish- 381,382,462

102 Intro to Humanities II Note: This 6-hour course fulfills the second

year of the requirement, provided 101 has been completed.

Any one of the following combinations of courses, provided the first year of the requirement has been completed by Hum. 101 OR by any first~year combination in English, Classics, or literature courses in a for,eign language:

301-304 Comic Sense & Tragic Sense 305-306 Hist of Film I & II 401-416 Film and Fiction & Myth in the Arts 303-482 Arts and Soc & La; and Lit

Provided one of the first-year has been completed; any two of 382.Music Literature I 383 Music Literature II 464 History of Jazz 489 Latin American Music 379 20th Cent Music & Media

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Engl 130 & Thtr 270 Intro to Drama & Intro to Theatre

Intp 250 & Thtr 270 Intro to Oral Intp & Intro to Theatre

FIRST-YEAR COURSES

201-202 Intro to Phys Anth

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Thtr 471 - Thtr 481 Hist of Theatre I & II Thtr 482 - Thtr 487 Hist of Costume I & II OR any t.wo of the following: Thtr 472 Theatre of Asia Intp 350 Oral Interpretation of Literature Dnce 491 History and Philosophy of Dance Dnce 494 Dance in the 20th Century

NATURAL SCIENCE

SECOND-YEAR COURSES


300 Primate Behavior 390 ''Seminar: Phys Anth 403 Primate Anatomy 404 Primate Neuroanatomy 406 Nutrition & Anth 410 Human Races 411 Human Paleontology 412 Adv Phys Anth 415 Human Ecology

Note: See also the Natural Science listing under Integrated Studies.

320-321 Topics in Meteorology & Mod Astronomy

provided one of the first-year combinations has been completed.

Any combination of two courses from EPOB, MCDB, or B.ioL Sci. (Integrated Studies) numbered 300 or above, providing one of the first-year combinations has been completed. See also the natural science listing under Integrated Studies.

331-332 Organic Chemistry 335-336 Organic Chemistry 451-452 Physical Chemistry 451-453 Physical Chemistry Prereq. for all second-year courses.: 103-106

or 107-108.

Note: See·a1so Natural.Science listing under Integrated Studies.

Any two of following, provided 210-310 has been completed:

401 Compar Program Languages 402 Computer Arch 445 Data Structures 453 Assembly Lang Program

Note: Also.see Natural Science under Integrated Studies.

NATURAL SCIENCE

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~ 101-102 Phys. Sci. for Nonscientists ~ lll-112 General Physics ~ 207-208 Physics and Problems of Society "' 301-302 General Physics

SECOND-YEAR COURSES

Note: See also Natural Science listing under Integrate~ Studies.


320 Topics in Meteorology 330 lntro Arctic and Alpine Envir 421 Phys Climatology--Principles 431 Prin of Geomorphology 435 Biogeography, Descriptive

Note: See also Natural Science listing under Integrated Studies.

Any 'two upper division cou\ses (except 333,370, 404,433, and 494) provided one of the first-year combinations has been completed.


Provided the first year of the requirement has been fulfilled with a course combination from ~ of the natural science lists, t~e second year may be completed with:

401-402 Environmental Studies

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301 Hist of Sc: Ancients to Copernicus 302 Hist of Sc: Copernicus to Newton 303 Hist of Sc: Newton to Einstein 304 Perspectives of 20th Cent Science


Provided the first year of the requirement has been fulfilled with a course combination from~ of the natural science lists, the second year may be completed with any two of the following: 341 Hist of Sc: 342 Hist of Sc: 343 Hist of Sc: 344 Perspectives

Ancients to Copernicus Copernicus to Newton Newton to Einstein of 20th Cent Science

Note: These courses are also listed under the Integrated Studies listing.



321-322 Anal Mech,Relativ, Quantum Mech 331-332 Prin Elec & Mag I & II 321-341 Classical Mech, Thermodynam!cs,

Stat Mech

SOCIAL SCIENCES

FIRST-YEAR COURSES

t; § :5 103-104 Principles of Anth ~ 220-226 Intra to Arch & Old World Arch ~ 220-227 Intro to Arch & New World Arch ·~

~ 203-204 Behavior Analysis c 210-211 Politics of Cont Africa ~ 215-216 Afro-Am Hist ~ 215-250 Afro-Am Hist I & Capitalism & Slavery

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102-210 Prin Comm & Comm and Social Change ~ 102-260 Prin Comm & lntro Brdcstng and Film ~ 103-210 Prin Comm II & Comm and Social Change ~ 103-260 Prin Comm II & Intro Brdcstng and Film ~ 210-260 Comm and Social Change & Intro Brdcstng, ~ Film

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Any two upper division courses except: 405,427,428,488,489,496,497 and those courses satisfying the Natural Science requirement, provided one of the first-year combinations has been completed.

The second y.ear of the requirement may be 'completed with any two of the following courses provided 101-127 has been completed. 302 Field Experience 313 La Chicana 320 Research Methods' for Barrio Studies 380 Chicanos and the Mass Media 383 Probs in Latin Amer Hist 423 Chicano Talk 432 Education in Multilingual Communities 455 The Mexican American in Politics 460 The Chicano Community and Community Org 482 Mexico and Central Amer.Siqce Indep

Any two of following, provided 105-106 has been completed: 402 Athenian Empire & Greek Democracy 403 Alexander & Hellenistic World 405 Greek Constitutional History 407 Hist of Byzantine Empire 408 Roman Republic 409 Roman Empire 476 Rome, The Law-Giver

420-421 Persuasion & Psych of Comm will satisfy second year provided one of the first~year combinations has been com~leted.

Any two upper division courses, providing a first-year combination has been completed.

Any two of following provi<fed 199-200 has been completed: 341 Conservation Practice 342 Conservation Thought 370 Geog Anal of Issues in Amer Soc 381 Latin American 383 Historical Geog of US 386 Geog of Africa 440 Lang Management Systems 461 Urban Geog: Econ 462 Urban Geog: Social 471 Political Geog 473 Geog of Populations 474 Environments and Peoples 486 Rocky Mountain Region 487 Geography of Colorado 488 Soviet Union 489 Geog of Western Europe 490 Central, Northern and Southeastern Europe

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FIRST-YEAR COURSES

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C. 151-152 History of US

SOCIAL SCIENCES

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SECOND-YEAR COURSES

Any two of following provided one of the first-year A-combinati~ns has been completed: 391 Hist of Zionism & Israel 398 Women in Victorian England 402 Athenian Empire and Greek Democ 403 Alexander and Hellenistic World 407 Hist of Byzantine Empire 408 Roman Republic 409 Roman Empire 411 Soc Fndns of European Civ 412 Int~ll Hist of Med Europe 413 Constitutional & Legal Hist England

to 1485 414 Const & Legal Hist England to 1714 415 Hist Science to Newton 416 Hist Science Newton to Present 419 Europ Intell Hist 1750-1870 420 Europ Intell Hist 1870-Present 423 Europe During Renaissance 424 Age of Reformation 425 War & Europ State 1618-1793 426 Age of Reason, Montaigne to Voltaire 427 Hist East-Central Europe 428 Hist East-Central Europe 431 19th Cent Europe 432 20th Cent Europe 433 French Rev & Napoleon 434 Colonial America 435 Hist Germany to 1849 436 Hist Germany since 1849 437 Diplomatic Hist Europe in 19th Cent 438 Diplomatic Hist Europe in 20th Cent 443 Tudor England 444 Stuart England 447 England in Age of Revolution 1688-1832 448 England in Age of Collectivism 1832-

Present 451 American Revolution 485 Hist of Spain 493 Hist Russia Through 17th Century 494 Imperial Russia 495 Russian Rev & Soviet Regime 496 Soviet Union 1929-Present 497 Russian Intellectual Hist

B. Any two of following, provided 103-104 have been completed: 378 Japan at War 400 Women in Japanese Hist 4 72 Hist Mod Chinese In tell Thought 473 Hist Traditional China 474 Hist Modern China 475 Hist of Japan 476 Hist of Japan 477 Ancient & Medieval India 478 Modern India 488 Medieval Middle East 500-1600 AD 489 Modern Middle East 1600-Present 491 Arab-Israeli Problem

C. Any two of following, provided 151-152 have been completed: 361 The Indian in American History 362 American Reform Movements 434 Colonial America 1600-1750

· 449 The Gilded .Age 1870-1900 451 The American Revolution 4.52 Early National America 453 Civil War and Reconstruction 454 Recent America 1900-1929 455 Hist of Am Capitalism in the Age of

Affluence 456 The Jacksonian Era 458 The Later American Frontier 459 Anglo-American Southwest 461 Constitutional Hist of the US to 1860 462 Const Hist of the US Since 1860 463 American Society and Thought to 1860 464 Amer Society and Thought Since 1860 465 US History 1929-1952 466 US History 1948-Present 467 Diplomatic Hist of the US to 1900 468 Diplomatic Hist of the US Since 1900 470 History of Urban America 480 US Military History Since 1900

SOCIAL SCIENCES

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D. 181-182 History of Latin America

1.00-200 Language & Intro to Linguistic Sc

100-104 Intra to Phil & Phil and Society ~ 100-209 Intra to Phil & Phil and Psych ~ 100-220 Intra to Phil & Maj Soc Thrys ~ 104-209 Phil and Society & Phil and Psych ~ 104-220 Phil and Society & Maj Soc Thrys ~ 202-203 Nature of Law I and Nature of Law II

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211 Intro to Sociology I i:; and any one of the following: S 212 Intro to Sociology II 8 119 Deviance g 191 Contemp Social Issues "' 220 Intro to Demography and Human Ecology

250 Social Problems and Social Change

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D. Any two of following, provided 181-182 have been completed: 383 Rural Societies of Mexico 1800-Present 384 The Cuban Revolution 385 Latin America: Dependency and

Development in the 20th Century 386 Slavery in the New World 481 History of Mexico to 1S21 482 The Emergence of Modern Mexico 483 Brazil and Argentina Since Independence 484 The Andean Countries Since Independence

330 Ling Analysis OR 401 Nature of Grammars

AND one of the following:

343 Semantics 350 Lang and Public Interest . 440 Intro to Transform and Generative Grammar 497 Intra to Diachronic Ling

provided 100-200 has been completed.

Any two upper division Political Science courses will complete the second year of the requirement provided one of the first year combinations has been completed.

Provided a first-year combination has been completed, any two of the following will complete the second year of the requirement. 307 Intro to Radical Sociology 337 Population and Society 405 Intergroup Relations 406 Sex Role and Sex Stratification 410 20th Century Social· Theory 426 Urban Sociology 430 Social Organization 431 Social Organization 433 Communities 435 Sociology of Health and Illness 444 Social Stratification 445 Public Opinion and Popular Culture 446 Persons in Society 453 Social Change 455 Sociology of the Family 461 Sociology of Religion 466 Social Psychology 467 Sociology of Education 476 Conflict Mgt in Social & Internat Systems 495 Criminology

Provided 200-201 has been completed any two of the following may be used to complete the second year. 300 Practicum 400 Senior Readings Seminar 402 Senior Research Seminar

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African and Middle Eastern Studies

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COURSES OF SPECIAL' INTEREST INCLUDE THE FOllOWING SeE DEPARTMENT liSTING fOR fURTHER INFORMATION. SLST 260 030 INTRODUCTION TO AfRICAN LIT l BLST ~80 030 AFRICAN NOVEL ECON 477 030 ECON DEVELOPMENT THEORY AND PROBLEMS HIST 103 030 INTRO ASIAN HIST-MID EAST/INOlA P SC 473 030 THE MIDDLE EAST AND WORLD AFFAIRS R ST 260 030 WORLD RELIGIONS-WEST

Academic Skills

FOR All SECTIONS SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT CARD IN WLRO 254.

351 ASK 097 020 BASIC ARITHMETIC 801 1500-1550 M W

801 0900-0950 M W 802 1000-1050 M W 803 1100-1150 M W 804 1300-1350 M W

351 A SK 098 030 INTRODUCTORY AlGEBRA

!51 A SK 100 020 COMPOSITION SKILLS

351 A SK 104 020 IIASIC .,ROG/STUDY SKillS

351 A SK 105 020 AOV ROG/STUOY SKillS

American Studies 102 AM S 495 030 SEM-AHERICAN STUDIES

102 AM S 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Anthropology

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801 0900-0950 T TH

801 1000-1050 T TH 802 1100-1150 T TH

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104 ANTH !03 030 PRIN OF ANTHROPOLOGY l

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WLRD 282 WLRD 282

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ANTH 103 & 104 MAY BE TAKEN IN ANY SEQUENCE

104 ANTH 104 030 PR!N OF ANTHROPOLOGY 2

104 ANTH 201 030 INTRO TO PHVS ANTH 1

ll4 ANTH 203 010 LAB IN PHVS ANTH 1

104 ANTH 220 030 !NTRO TO ARCHAEOLOGY

104 4NTH 221 020 LAB-ARCHAEOL HETHOOS

104 ANTH 226 030 OLD WORLD ARCHAEOLOGY

104 ANTH 22~ 030 NEW WORLD ARCHAEOLOGY

104 ANTH 230 030 AHERICA-ANTH PERSP

104 ANTH 280 030 NATURE OF lANGUAGE

10~ ANTH 330 030 ElEMENTS OF RELIGION

104 ANTH 342 030 PEOPLES Of LATIN AMER

104 ANTH 401 1-3 TEACHING ANTHROPOLOGY

001 0900-0950 H W f 002 1000-1050 M W F 003 1400-1450 M W F 004 !400-1515 T lH

HLMS 252 HUIS 252 HLMS 252 HlMS Z52

GW HEWES DP VAN GERVEN AJ KELSO PO SHEETS

ANTH lp3 & 104 MAY BE TAKEN IN ANY SEQUENCE

001 1000-1050 H W F 002 1200-1250 M W F 003 1100-1215 T TH

GUGG 201 GO LANG HLMS 252 OPPA G030' JR HC GOODWIN

ANTH 201-202 HUST BE TAKEN IN SEQUENCE ANTH 203 NOT REQUIRED FO~ CREDIT IN ANTH 201

001 1100-1150 M W OOZ 1300-1350 M W

GOREQ OR PREREQ ANTH 201

001 1000-1150 T 002 1300-1450 T 003 1500-lb50 T 004 1300-1450 w 001 1400-1450 M W

001 U00-1450 002 1500-1650 TH

001 1100-1215 T TH

001 0930-1045 TH

001 1900-2200 w 001 1100-1215 T TH

001 ll00-1150 M W F

001 1400-1515 T TH

SAME AS ANTH 501

900 ARR

HUIS 25Z HUIS 147

HUIS HLMS HLMS HLMS

BPSY

HL~S

HLMS

1(> 14 14 14

46

20 20

CHEM 350

Ol GREENE DL GREENE

JJ LISCHKA

FW EOOV

CHEM 350 JJ HESTER

HLMS 199

HLHS 267

HLMS 267

HLMS 81

P SHANKMAN

OV KASCHUBE

DE WALKER

JR MC GOODWIN

NOTE. SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAl FORM.

104 ANTH 405 030 QUANT METH I~ ANTH

lG~ ANTH 406 030 NUTRITION 6 ANTHRO

104 ANTH 410 030 HUMAN RACES

104 ANTH 422 030 ARCHAE HEX S CEN AMER

104 ANTH 423 030 SETTLEMENT ARCHAEOlOGY

104 ANTH 424 030 ARCHAEOLOGY S AMERICA

104 ANTH 421> 030 S!BUCAL ARCHAEOLOGY

104 ANTH 4Z7 030 PRE-CLAS ART & ARCHAEO

SAME AS ANTH 505

001 1200-1250 M W HLMS 61

PREREQ ANTH 201-202 OR EPOB 121-122 SAME AS ANTH 506

001 1400-1515 T TH HLMS 267

PREREQ ANTH 201-202 OR EPOB 121-122 SAME AS ANTH 510

001 0930-1045 T TH HLMS 267

SAME AS ANTH 522

001 0930-1045 T TH GEOL 207

SAME AS AN.TH 523

001 1100-1150 M W f HUIS 61

SAME AS ANTH 524

001 0800-0915 T TH HLMS 61

SAKE AS ANTH 526, CLAS 426/526

001 1100-1215 T TH HLMS 81

OP VAN GERVEN

AM BRUES

AM BRUES

PO SHEETS

JJ LISCHKA

JJ HESTER

BA AYAD

SAME AS ANTH 527, CLAS 427/527, f A 427/527

001 0930-1045 T TH GUGG 201 TH TZAVELLA EVJEN

104 ANTH lt32 030 ARCHAECL ANCIENT EGYPT SAME AS ANTH 532, CLAS 425/525

001 0930-1045 T TH HLMS 81 BA AYAD

ANTH 't51 030 Ai'Pll ED CULT ANTH SAME AS ANTH 551

001 1300-1350 M W f HlHS 81 GO LANG

1l4 ANTH 453 030 HISTORY OF ANTH SAME AS ANTH 553

001 1300-1350 H W F HlMS, 199 GW HEWES

104 A~TH 454 030 CULTURE & PERSONALITY SAME AS ANTH 554

001 1400-1450 M W f HLMS 141

A~TH 458 .030 POWER-ANTH OF POliTICS SAME AS ANTH 558

001 1230-1345 T TH HLMS 267 SHANK~AN

ETHNOG NORTH AMERICA SAME AS ANTH 564

001 0900-0950 M W F HLMS 81 DE WALKER

104 ANTI'! 488 030 ETRUSCAN ART & ARCHAE SAME AS ANTH 588, CLAS 431/531, FA H 431/531

001 1100-1215 T TH F A N185 10

CR TITLE OF COURSE TERM SEC TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM

104 ANTH 4~1 030 OEPT HONORS IN ANTH l 001 1500-1650 M HLMS 85 SHANKMAN

NOTE. ALL 500 ANO ABOVE COURSES REQUIRE lNSTR CONSENT.

104 ANTH 501 l-3 TEACHING ANTHROPOLOGY

~· SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL fORM.

104 ANTH 505 030 QUANT METH IN ANTH

104 ANTH 506 030 NUTRIT luN & ANTHRO

104 ANTH 510 030 HUMAN RACES

.104 .ANTH 522 030 ARCHAE MEX G CEN A~ER

104 ANTH 523 030 SETTLEMENT ARCHAEOLOGY

104 ANTH 524 030 ARCHAEOLOGY S AMERICA

104 ANTH 526 030 BIBLICAL ARCHAEOLOGY

104 ANTH 527 030 PRE-CLAS ART & ARCHAEO

104 ANTH 53Z 030 ARCHAEOL ANCIENT EGYPT

104 ANTH 551 030 APPLIED CULT ANTH

104 ANTH 553 030 HISTORY OF ANTHRO

104 ANTH 554 030 CULTURE & PERSONALITY

104 ANTH 558 030 POWER-ANTH OF POLITICS

104 ANTH 564 030 ETHNOG NORTH AMERICA

104 ANTH 586 030 BIOCULT FOUNDATN LANG

104 ANTH 588 030 ETRUSCAN ART & ARCHAE

104 ANTH 602 030 SEM-PHYSICAL ANTHRO

104 ANTH 614 030 SEM-ARCHAE SEL AREAS

SAME AS ANTH 401

900 ARR

SAME AS ANTH 405

001 1200-1250 M' w HLMS 81 OP VAN GERVEN

SAME AS ANTH 406

001 1400-1515 T TH HLMS 267 AM SRUES

SAME AS ANTH 410

001 0930-1045 T TH HlHS 267 AM BRUES

SAME AS ANTH 422·

001 0930-1045 T TH GEOL 207 PO SHEETS

SAME AS ANTH 423

001 1100-1150 M W F HlMS 81 JJ U SCHKA

SAME AS ANTH 424

001 0800-0915 T TH HlMS 81 JJ HESTER

SAME AS ANTH 426, CLAS 4 26/526

001 1100-1215 T TH HLMS 81 BA AYAD

SAME AS ANTH 427 0 CLAS 427/527, f A 427/527

001 0930-1045 T TH GUGG 201 TH TZAVELLA, EVJE~

SAME AS ANTH 432, CLAS 425/525

001 0930~10't5 T TH HUIS 81 8A AYAO

SAME AS ANTH 451

001 1300-1350 M W HLMS 81 GO LANG

SAME AS ANTH 453

001 1300-1350 M W f HLMS 199 GW HEWES

SANE AS ANTH 454

001 1't00-1450 M W f HLHS 141

SAME AS ANTH 458

001 1230-1345 I TH HlMS 267 SHANKMAN

SAME AS ANTH 464

001 0900-0950 M W F HLMS 81 DE WALKER

001 1500-1650 TH HLMS 85 DV KASCHUBE

SAME AS ANTH 488, CLAS 43l/531, FA H 431/531

001 1100-1215 T TH

001 1300-1450 TH

001 1300-1450 F

F A Nl85

HUtS 85 AJ KELSO AM BRUES DL GREENE DP VAN GERVEN

HlMS 20 FW EDDY

NQLI;.. FOR All 900 SECTIONS SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL FORM.

1J~ ANTH 700 1-6 MASTERS THESIS

104 ANTH 800 Q-8 DOCTORS THESIS

104 ANTH 940-l-3 lNOEPENDENT STUDY

104 ANT H 950 1-3 GU! OED STUDY

104 ANTH 960 1-3 INDEPENDENT RESEARCH

104 ANTH 999 000 CANDIDATE FOR DEGREE

Arts and Sciences 106 A S 099 030 OEV EXPOSITORY WRITING

REC-OEV EXPOS WRITING

106 A S 100 030 GEN EXPOS !TORY WR I Tl NG

900

900

900

900

900

'900

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

NOTE. ONLY STUOE~TS WHO HAVE RECEIVED NOTIFICATION MAY ENROll IN A S 099. CREOH EARNED IN A S 099 WILL NOT APPLY TOWARD THE MINIMU~ 124 HRS REQUIRED FOR A BACHELOR'S DEGREE.

NOTE. STUDENTS MUST REGISTER fOR THE lECTURE SECTION AND ONE REC IT AT! ON SECTION.

001 ROlO ROll R012 ROll R014 R015 R016 ROU R018 R019 R020 ROZ1 R022 R023 R02'< R025

0600-0850 0800-0850 0800-0850 0900-0950 0900-0950 1000-1050 1000-1050 1100-1150 1100-1150 1200-1250 1200-1250 1300-1350 1300-1350 1400-1450 l400-H50 1500-1550 1500-1550

T W F W F W F W F w f w f w f W F W F W F w f w f W F W F W F W F

RAMY CHEH CHEM DPPA GUGG GEOL GUGG CHEM COTT OPPA EOUC CHEll CHEM CHEM CHEM CHEM CHEM

104 207, 208

G035 2

108 206 208 104

Gll6 136 306 350 308 306 306 307

A S 100 IS NOT OPEN TO STUDENTS WHO ALREADY HAVE CREDIT IN AS 100, 101, 102, 103 OR ENGL 100

001 002 003 004

'005 006 007 008 009 010 011 012 013 Ol't 015 016

'011 018 019 020 021 022 023 02'o 025 026 021 028 029 030 031 032

0800-0850 M W 0800-0850 14 w 0800-0850 M W 0800-0850 M W 0800-0850 M II 0800-0850 II W 090Q-0950 II Ill 0900-0950 M W 0900-095 0 M W 0900-0950 ~ w 0900-0950 M W 0900-0950 M W 0900-0950 H W 1000-1050 1'1 w 1000-1050 II W 1000-1050 M W 1000-1050 M W 1000-1050 H II 1000-1050 M W 1000-1050 M W 1100-1150 M W 1100-1150 II II U00-1150 M W HOQ-1150 M W 1100-1150 M W 1200-1250 H W l20Q-1250 H W 1200-1250, M W lZ00-1250 M W 1200-1250 H W 1300-1350 M W l30Q-1350 M lol

F F F F F F F F f f F F F F F F f

'F F F F F F F F.

F F F F F F f

STAD HUIS HUIS tHEM OP G DPPA DPPA EOUC GEOL GEOL HALE HLMS HliS GEOL HALE HLMS CHEH HLMS HLHS HLMS CftE/4 DPPA OPPA HL~S HUNT OP G DP G DP G OPPA DPPA OP G llPPA

115 H5 285 350

21 GOZJ Gllb

153, ll't 134 302 245 259 114 302 181 208 193 259 287 350

G025 G035 259 204

21 H 41

G025 G027

<H G025

Cl EVANS

RA SANER

JW DONALD

106 A S

CR TITLE OF COURSE TERM SEC

033 034 035" 036 037 038 039 040 041 042 043 044 045 046 047 046 049 050 051 052 053" 054 055 056 801 80Z 803 804 805

SEC 801-805 ARE SPECIAL SECTIONS. SECURE CONTROllED ENROllHENT CARD fROM EOP OFFICE.

TIME "DAYS

1400-l<t50 150()--1550 150()--1550 0800-0915 0800-0915 0800-0<Jl5 0800-0915 0800-0915 0800-0915 0800-0915 0800-0915 0930-1045 0930-1045 0930-1045 U00-1215 1100-1215 110()--1215 1230-1345 1230-1345 1230-1345 1230-1345 1400-1515 1400-1515 140()--1515 !100-1150 1300-1350 1100-1215 0800-0915 1100-1150

M W f M 01 F H W F

T TH T TH T TH T TH T TH T TH T TH T TH T TH T TH T TH T TH T TH T TH T TH T TH T TH T TH T TH T TH T TH

M W f 1

M ~ F T TH T TH

M W F

871 0900-0950 M W SECURE CONTROllED ENROLLMENT CARD IN OORM,

F

872 1200-1250 M W F SECURE CONTROllED ENROllHENT CARD IN DORM.

881 882 883 884

SECTIONS 851-884 ARE DESIGNED FOR STUDENTS DESIRING A CONTINUOUS YEAR OF WRITING WITH SAllE INSTRUCTOR. SECURE CONTROllED ENROLLMENT CARD IN HEllEHS 115.

101 030 EXP WRITING-HUMANHJES

0800-0850 M W F 0900-0950 M W F 1000-1050 M W F 1100-!150 M W F

BLDG ROOM

CHEH 307 CHEM 308 CHEH 309 CHEM 306 CHEll 307 CHEM 308 CHEI4 309 DPPA G039 EDUC 136 HlMS 181 HLMS 193 MAIN 109 ECNT 2-05 ECNT 2-07 EOUC 153 HALE 302 MAIN 109 MAIN 109 MAIN 308 BPSY EU8 HUtS 263 CHEM 306 CHEM 307 CHEM 308 HUNT 204 OPPA G027 HUIS 259 HUIS 137 ,BPSY E064

BMR 206

HllT HALL

OP G 41 HUNT 203 EDUC 153 EOUC 153

INSTRUCTOR

SS MORGAN

CS WRIGHT

M SICKMAN

Cl SQUHR

Pl KRAUTH

A S 101 IS NOT OPEN TO STUDENTS WHO ALREADY HAVE CREDIT IN A S 100, 101, 102, 103 OR ENGl 100

001 1400-1450 M W F MAIN CHERNUS SEC 001 IS OFFERED BY THE RELIGIOUS STUDIES DEPT

002 H00-1515 T TH HLMS 255 FISHER SEC 002 IS OFFERED BY THE PHILOSOPHY DEPT

106 A S 102 030 fXl' WRITING-SOC SCI A S 102 IS NOT OPEN TO STUDENTS WHO ALREADY HAVE CREDIT IN A 5 100, 101, 102, 103, OR ENGL 100

001 ARR

106 A S 103 030 EXP WRIT-NAT SCIENCES A S 103 IS NOT OPEN TO STUDENTS WHO ALREADY HAVE CcREDlT IN A S 100, 101, 102 0 103 OR ENGL 100

11:16 AS

001 0800-0915 T TH BPSY E126 SEC 001 1S OFfERED BY THE ASTRD-GEOPHYSICS OEPT

PLEASE SEE COURSE SCHEDUlE SUPPLEMENT OR COME TO HLMS 115 FOR INFORMATION ON ADDITIONAl SECTIONS OF A S 101, 102, AND 103.

110 030 INTERMEDIATE EXP WRIT FORMERLY A S 104 PREREQ FOR ALL SECTIONS OF A S 110 IS ONE SEMESTER OF A S 1QOo 101, 102 OR 103 OR ENGL 100.

CHEM 115 CHEM 208 OPPA G027" CHEM 115 con !04 CHEM 208 CHEH 309 CHEM 207 HALE 302 CHEM- 309 EOUC 153 HAlE 7

W BLUMEN

001 0800-0850 M W F 002 0900-0950 M W f 003 1000-1050 M W F 004 1100-1150 M W f 005 1200-1250 M W f 006 1300-1350 M W F 007 " 1400-1450 M W F 008 0800-0915 T TH 009 0930-1045 T TH 010 1100-1215 T TH Oll 1230-1345 T TH 012 1230-1345 T TH 013 1400-1515 T TH 014 0900-0950 M W F 801 0930-1045 T TH 802 1100-1215 T TH 803 1300-1350 M W f

CHEM 115 CD BENSON OPPA G025

NOTE. FOR SEC 801-803 SECURE CONTROLLED ENitOLLMENT ~ARO fORM THE EOP OffiCE.

~· FOR All A & S PRACT!CUHS SECURE CONTROLLED ENROllMENT CARDS IN KTCH 226.

106 A S NQIE..

201 3-6 PRACTICUM-LIBERAL ARTS 801 CONSULT OFFICE Of INNOVATIVE EDUCATION, KETCHUM 226, FOR REGISTRATION INFORMATION.

ARR

!06 A S 227 030 PEER COUNSELING SOl 1100-1215 T TH

106 A S 240 l-6 lNDIV STRUCT PRACT!CUM 900 NOTE. SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAl FORM.

106 A

lOb A

106 A

311 020 PRACTICUH-FRENCH

313 020 PRACTICUH-GERHAN

315 020 PRACHCUM-SPANISH

801

SOl

801

.I!Qli.. A & S CREDIT HAY AlSO BE EARNED IN OTHER DEPARTMENTS. SEE LIST BELOW. MUSIC 183 0 276, 382, AND ENGINEERING 109.

106 A S 940 2-6 SENIOR THESIS 900

MQ!i. FOR INDIVIDUALLY STRUCTURED MAJORS ONLY

Asian Studies ASIAN STUDIES

!!ill• A ST 499 SENIOR SEMINAR IS OFFERED SPRING SEMESTER

108 A ST 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUOV 900

11. OTHER ASIAN STUDIES COURSES

SEE LISTINGS UNDER ANTHROPOLOGY, FINE ARTS, GEOGRAPHY, H!STllRYo CHINESE, JAPANESE, PHILOSOPHY, POll TICAL SCIENCE, ECONOMICS, RELIGiOUS STUDIES ANO THEATRE AND DANCE.

Astro-Geophysics ~· FOR EXPOSITORY WRITING COURSE IN NATURAL SCIENCE

SEE A & S LISTING 103 SEC 001.

111 A G 111 030 GENERAl ASTRONOMY

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

HLMS 259 K GUTIERREZ EDUC 155 CHEM 307

UBR 3000

OPTIONAL LAB AG 121 FOR SECTIONS" l-3 SEC 810 IS 4 CR HRS AND LAB 811 IS REQUIRED

Hl A" G

111 A G

111 A G

001 0800-0915 T TH 002 1400-1450 M W F 003 1400-1515 T TH 004 1100-!150 M W f

040 810 1000-1050 M >I F LAB-GENERAL ASTRONOMY L8ll 1500-1700 W

SECTIONS 810 & 811 ARE FOR HONOR.S STUDENTS. SECURE A CONTROllED ENROLLMENT CARD.

A G Ul AND A G 112" HAY BE TAKE.N IN EITHER SEQUENCE. CLASSES WILL MEET FREQUENTLY IN FISKE PLANETARIUM.

112 030 GENERAl ASTRONOMY " OPll ONAl LAS A G 122

001 1000-1050 M W F 002 1300-1350 M ~ f 003 0900-0950 M "W F

A G 111 AND A G 112 HAY BE TAKEN IN EITHER SEQUENCE~ CLASSES Will MEET FREQUENTLY IN FISKE PLANETARIUH.

113 030 THE PLANET EARTH

115 010 PlANET EARTH lAB

001 093Q-1045 T TH

OPT! ONAL LAB FOR A G H3 COREQ AG li3

001 1400-1600 MTWTH

OPPA DPPA OPPA DPPA KTCH KTCH

G020 G020 G020 Gl25

307 307

OPPA G125 OPPA G020 DPPA G020

OPPA G125

OPPA ElZ6

PS CONTI JM MALV lllE CJ HANSEN

A SAYVET l

RH !LUNG S Ll HlE S LITTlE

ER BENTON

ER BENTON

DEPT CR TITLE" OF COURSE TERM SEC j'IME DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR

111 A G

111 A G

Ul A G

lll A G

lll A G

lll A G

lH A G

111 A G

111 A G

Ul A G

111 A

111 A G

111 A G

!11 G

111 A G

lZl 010 GENERAL ASTRONOMY LAB

122 010 GENERAl ASTRONOMY LAB

320 030 TOPICS IN METEOROLOGY

321 030 TOPICS-MOO ASTRONOMY

391 030 EARTHS ATMOS & OCEANS

393 030 ASTROPHYSICS

505 030 ATMOSPHERIC PHYSICS 1

511- 030 INTERNAL PROC IN GASES

516 030 INTERMED PLASMA PHYS

540 030 FlUID DYNAMICS l

554 030 MATHEIIAT!CAL METHODS

580 030 INTRO TO ASTROPHYSICS

595 030 SEM-CLIMATIC CHANGE

624 030 PLANETARY AIRGLOWS

633 030 ADVANCED SOLAR PHYSICS

OPTIONAL LAB FOR A ,G lll SEC 1-4 SOME MONDAY EVENINGS Will BE SCHEDULED AT THE OBSERVATORY 1900 - 2100

001 1300-1450 M 002 1300-1450 w 003 1300-1450 TH

OPTIONAL lAB fOR AG 112

DPPA G3AS OPPA G316 DPPA G3l8

RH GARSTANG RH GARSTANG RH GARSTANG

SOME DAYTIME SESSIONS WILL BE SCHEDULED IN THE SOLAR LAB

3 001 2100-2300 14 ooz 190()--2100 w 003 2100-2300 w

OBSV 08SV OBSV

3 R WEST 3 R WEST

TOPIC - CLIMATE AND WATER RESOURCES SAME AS GEOG 320 KNOWLEDGE OF METEOROLOGY AT THE A G 114 OR GEOG 100 LEVH WILl BE REQUIRED

001 U00-1215 T TH DPPA Gl25

TOPIC-THE SUN AND SOLAR ENERGY KNOWLEDGE OF GENERAL ASTRONOMY AT THE LEVEL OF AG 111/!12 Will BE REQUIRED

001 1230-1345 T TH DPPA Gl25

PREREQ GEN PHYSICS AND CALCULUS

001 1100-1215 T TH OPPA Gl35

PREREQ GEN PHYSICS ~NO CALCULUS

001 0900-0950 H W f

001 0930-1045 T'TH

001 1100-1215 T TH

OPPA Gl25

DPPA G039

DPPA G039

PREREQ AG 515 OR INSTR CONSENT SAME AS E PHYS 516

001 1230-1345 'T TH

001 1400-1515 T TH

~REREQ COMPlEX VARIABLES

001 1300-1350 M W

DPPA G039

OPPA Gl25

OPPA G039

SAME" AS AERO 571, PHYS 580

001 1100-1150 M W F OPPA G039

PREREQ INSTR CONSENT SAME AS. GEOG 523, GEOl 595

001 ARR

H RIEHL

TW SPEISER

LONDON

T SNOW

JE HART

GE THOMAS

RA STERN

TOOMRE

Jl CASTOR

RA MC (;RAY

RG BARRV J lONDON

001 1000-!050 H W f OPPA G039 CA BARTH

OPPA G039

111 A G 640 030 RADIO ASTRONOMY

001 1400-1515 T TH

001 090()--0950 M W f

001 1500-1550 M W f

001 1300-1400

DPPA G039 GA OULK

!11 A G b50 030 PLANETARY EXPLORATION

lll G 652 010 SEMINAR IN GFD

111 A G 666 030 GAlAXIES & COSMOlOGY

NOTE. FOR All 900 SECTIONS SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL fORM.

U1 A G

HI G

lU A G

lH A G

700 l-6 MASTERS THESIS

750,~-6 READING AND RESEARCH

800 0-8 DOCTORS THESIS

940 l-3 INOEPENOENT STUDY

111 A G 999 000 CANDIDATE FOR DEGREE

Bibliography

114 BIB 301 020 MTHDS OF L1 BRARY RSCH

114 BIB 403 010 LIT Of SCIENCES & ENGR

114 BIB 503 010 ll T OF SCIENCES & ENGR

Biological Science

001 1400-1450 M W f

900 ARR

900 ARR

900 ARR

900 ARR

900

001 002

UOO-ll50 0900-0950

SAME AS BIB 503

ARR

T TH T TH

001 1530-1620 T TH

SAME AS BIB 403

001 1530-1620 T TH

NOTE, SEE CENTER FOR INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES.

OPPA G039 "l ESPOSITO

DPPA Gl35 W BLUIIEN

DPPA G039 JM SHULL

l!BR lOlA LIBR lOlA

LIBR lOlA

LIBR lOU

Biology-Environmental, Population, and" Organismic ~· EPOB COLLOQUIUM HElD FRIDAYS, 4:00 PM, RAMALEY 104~

FOR LITERATURE SEARCH AN"o SIBLIOGRAPHIC INSTRUC.TION JN THE SCIENCES AND ENGINEERING, SEE BIBLIOGRAPHY 403

NUMEROUS COURSES IN OTHER DEPARTMENTS MAY BE COUNTED FOR A BIOLOGY MAJOR-SEE YOUR ADVISER.

117 EPOB 107 030 INTRO TO BIOlOGY STUDENTS MUST REGI.STER FOR THf LECT AND A REC

801 0900-0950 M W REC FOR IMTRO BIOL l RBlO 1100-1150 M.W

R8ll 1000-1050 M W R812 1100-1150 M W R813 lOOD-1050 M W R614 140()--1450 M W R815 1500-1550 M R8l6 1600-1650 M W R817 0930-1020 T TH

SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT CARD FROM THE EOP OfFI{E IN WllLARO 285. COURSE OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS WITH NO HIGH SCHOOL BIOLOGY AND lHIITEO BACKGROUND IN "sCIENCE.

HALE 103 RAHV 112 RAMY !13 RAHY 113 HALE 108 RAMY 112 RAMV 120 RAHY 113 HALE "lOB

R BERNSTEIN

117 EPOB ill 030 GENERAL BIOlOGY

117 EPOS

EXAMS FOR SEC .1-4 l73D-l900, MACKY, SEPT 29, OCT 27, AND NOV 17.

FORMERLY 10 l

001 0800-0850 M W f 002 1000-1050 M W F 003 UOO-ll50 M W F 004 1400-1450 M W f

RAMY RAHV RAMY RAMY

104 10'> 104 104

G SNYDER JH BOCK EK BONDE

CHEll RECOMMENDED FOR EPOB 121. C!JNSULT DEPT IF COURSE IN COLL BOTANY OR ZOOLOGY HAS BEEN TAKEN.

!23 010 GENERAL BIOLOGY LAB 1 CONCURRENT ENROll~ENT EPOB 121-123 FOR FAll. All MAJORS EXPECTING TO TAKE EPOB 122 IN SPRING HUST ENROLL CONCURRENTLY IN EPOB 124. NON-MAJORS PLANNING TO TAKE THE SEQUENCE EPOB !Zl-122 TO FULFILL COLLEGE REQUIREMENT DO NOT TAKE EPOB 123.

001 002 003 004 005 006 007 008 009 010 011 1H2

0800-1050 0800-1050 0800-1050 0800-1050 0800-1050 0800-!050 1100-1350 1100-1350 1100-1350 1100-1350 U00-1350 1100-1350

T T

T T

w w

TH TH

w w

TH TH

EKLE EKLE EKLE EKLE EKlE EKLE EKLE EKLE EKLE EKLE EKlE EKLE

242 242 242 242 242 242 242 242 242 242 242 242

Oi:.PT NO • CR TITLE OF COURSE

117 EPOB 302 030 PRIN Of ECOLOGY

117· EPOB 315 030 INTRO ARC-ALP ENVIRON

.t!QR• FIELD TRIPS ARRANGED.

117 EPOB 320 030 GENETICS

117 EPOB

117 EPOB

117 EPOB

REC-GENETICS

340 040 MICRO BIOLOGY

I.AB-141 CRO .BiOLOGY

SECURE A DEPARTMENTAl CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT CARD IN RAMY 110.

342 040

343 040

HUMAN ANATOMY

LAB-HUMAN ANATOMY

HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY

LAB-HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY REC-HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY

LAB-HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY REC-HUHAN PHYSIOLOGY

LAB-HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY REC-HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY

TERM SEC TIME DAY~ BLDG ROOM

013 014 015 016 017. 018 019 ozo 021 022 023 024 025 026 027 028 029 030 031 032 033 034 035

1400-1650 1400-1650 1400~1650 140Q-l650 1400-1o50 1400-1650 OSOD-1050 0800-1050 0800-1050 0800-1050 0800-1050 OSOQ-1050 1100-1350 uoo-1350 1100-1350 llOQ-1350 1100-1350 1100-1350 l40D-1650 1400-1650 140Q-1650 l'tOD-1650 1400-1650

FORMERlY 341

T T

T T

T T

T

w w

TH TH

w w

TH TH

w w

TH TH

w w

TH TH

'EKU EKLE EKLE EKlE EKlE EKlE EKLE EKLE EKLE EKLE EKLE EKLE EKLE EKLE EKLE EKLE EKLE EKLE EKLE EKLE EKLE EKLE EKLE

PREREQ EPOB 121/122 REQUIRED Of All EPOB MAJORS

242 242 242 242 242 242 21>6 266 266 266 266 266 266 266 266 266 266 266 266

'266 266 266 266

INSTRUCTOR

001 1230-1345 TH RAMY 104 CE BOCK

FORMERLY 345 PREREQ TWO BEGINmNG COURSES IN BIOL, GEOG, GEOL, OR A G.

001 1400-1515

FORMERlY 383 PREREQ GEN BIOL

TH HALE 104

REQUIRED OF ALL BIOLOGY MAJORS

001 ROll R012 R013 R014 R015 R016 R017 R018 R019 ROZO

0800-0850 1300-1450 1500-1650 OB00-0950 1100-1250 1400-1550 1000-1150 1300~1450

1500-11>50 0800-0950 uoo~1250

FORMERLY 301

T TH M M M

T T

w w w

f

GUGG KTCH KTCH RAMY RAMY RAMY RAMY RAMV HALE RAMY RAMY

201 207 20'1' 120 120 112 120 120 104 120 112

PREREQ EPOB 121-122 AND ORGANIC CHEM

801 l810 LSll LB12 l813 LB14

1200-1250 M W f 1300-1500 M W OSOD-1000 M W 1300-1500 T TH 0800-0950 T TH 1000~1200 T TH

FORMERLY 307 PREREQ EPOB 121-122

RAMY DEN DEN DEN DEN DEN

104 201 201 201 201 201,

NOT FOR PRE-MEDS OR PRE-DENTS

001 lOll L012 LOll l014 L015 .

1400~ 1450 M W F 0800-1050 H W 1100-1350 M W 1500-1750 "' w 0930-1220 T TH 1230-1520 T TH

FORMERLY 322

tHEM EKLC EKLC EKLC EKLC EKLC

132 El42 El42 El42 El42 El42

PREREQ GEN BIOL AND COLL CHEH

801 L810 R8U

L820 RBZl

1300-1350 M W F 1400-1650 w 1500-1550 TH

0930-1220 1100-1150

T TH

l830 1400-!650 T R83l 1500-1550 TH

GUGG 205 RAMY 220 KTCH 118

RAHY RAMY

220 120

RAMY 220 RAMY HZ

WA SHULLS

RE JONES

PW WINSTON

lAB-HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY LB40 0930-1220 TH RAHY 220 KTCH 206 REC-HUMAN PHYSIOlOGY R841 1100-1150 T

HQ!i• SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT CARD IN RAMY !10.

U 1 EPOS 350 040 PLANT KINGDOM

LAB-PLANT KINGDOM

117 EPOB 352 040 CLASS FLOWERING PLANTS

U7 EPOB 361 040 INTRO TO ENTOMOLOGY

LAB-INTRO ENTOMOLOGY

U 1 EPOB 372 050 COHP VERTEBRATE ANAT

LAB-COMP VERTEB ANAT

117 EPOB 385 040 COMP ANiMAL PHYSIOLOGY

LAB-ANIHAL PHYSIOLOGY REC-ANIHAL PHYSIOLOGY

LAB-ANIMAL PHYSIOLOGY REt-ANIMAl PHYSIOLOGY

LAB-ANIMAL PHYS IOI.OGY REC-ANIHAL PHYSIOLOGY

~· SECURE DEPARTMENTAL CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT CARD IN RAMY 110.

117 EPOB 395 040 INTRO TO ANIMAL BEHAV

REC-INTRO ANliiAL BEHAV

117 EPOB 401 020 TEACHING 8JOLOGY

U 1 EPOII 402 030 STREAM BIOLOGY

1!7 EPOB 407 030 ANIMAL GEOGRAPHY

\ _A/ j~J,J, -1

--e};:;.r:.~ ;Ll/-i~;

PREREQ EPOB 121-122 & 123-124

001 1300-1350 M W F HALE 104 PJ WEBBER S SHUSHAN

LOlO 1400-1550 M W LOll 1400-1550 T TH

FORMERLY 430 PREREQ EPOB 121-122

HALE 205 HALE 205

OTHER BOTANY COURSES RECOMHENOEO

001 1300-1350 T TH LOlO 1400-1650 T TH

HALE 108 R BYE HALE 108

FORMERLY 303 PREREQ EPOB 121-122 OR COLL ZOOLOGY

001 LOlO lOU

100D-1050 H W F 1400-1650 II 1400-1650 II

FORMERLY 308-309

HALE HALE

·-HALE

104 207 207

PREREQ EPOB 121-122' & 123-124

001 l010 LOll

1500-1550 M W F 1200-1450 M W 1Z3D-1515 T TH

FORHERL Y 325

BPSY 46 EKLC 166 EKLE El66

PREREQ GEN BIOL AND tOLL CHEM

801 l810 R8U

L820 R821

0800-0850 M W F 1400-1650 N 120Q-1250 M

1400-1650 T 1300-1350 M

L830 1400-1650 W R83l 1500-1550 M

FORMERLY 324

BPSY 46 RAMY 222 RAHY 112

RAHY 222 _RAMY 112

RAllY 222 RAHY 112

PREREQ EPOB 121-122 OR PSY 100 OR EQUIV

001 ROlO ROll R012 R013

0800-0915 1400-1550 1100-1250 H00-!550 1200-1350

T TH M

T II

TH

FORMERLY 405, 406, 507

BPSY RAMY RAMY RAHY RAM\'

46 113 113 113 113

MD BREED

HM SMITH

PREREQ ONE YEAR EACH Of BIOLOGY & CHEMISTRY AND TWO UPPER DIVISION BIOLOGY COURSES, INClUDING AT LEAST ONE LAB. 3 HRS TO-BE ARR

001 002 003 .004 005

FORMERlY 426

ARR ARR ARR ARR ARR

RC EATON PW WINSTON HM SMITH

RE JONES

PREREQ EP08 121-122 AND ONE ECOLOGY COURSE SAME AS EPOB 502

001 1230-1345 T TH BPSY

PREREQ EPOB 302 OR EQUIVALENT SAME AS EPOB 507

00;1; 1200-1250 M W F MUEN Dl56 ':;,\:,;.',

E?iJ

JT WINDELL

A CRUZ

DEPT CRS NO. DEPT NO. CR

117 EPOB 409 040

117 EPOS 415 020

117 EPOB 426 040

117 EPOB 446 030

TITLE OF C·OUR SE

BIOMETRY

LAB-BIOMETRY

STRM BIOL FLO TECH lAB

PLANT POPULATION B!Ol

LAB-PLANT POP BlOL

MICROBIAL PHYSIOLOGY

117 EPOB 447 020 SPEC TOP(CS-MICROBWL

117 EPOB 451 040 PLANT ECOLOGY

LAB-PLANT ECOLOGY NOTE. ONE SAT FIELD TRIP ARR

.117 EPOB

117 EPOB

117 EPOB

117 EPOB

455 030

465 050

467 040

476 040

LICHENOLOGY

lAB--L I CHENOLOGY

INVERTEBRATE ZOOLOGY

LAB-INVERTEB ZOOLOGY

BIOLOGY OF MOLLUSKS

LAB-BIOL Of MOLLUSKS

MAMHALOGY

REC-MAMMALOGY

NOTE. 4 HRS UNSCHEDULED LAB/WEEK IN RAllY lAB OPEN 0900-1600 TWTHF

117 EPOB '-86 030 ENV ANIMAL PHYSIOLOGY

117 EPOS 490 030 HUMAN ENDOCRINOLOGY

117 EPOB 501 010 !NTRO TO BIOL RESEARCH

!17 EPOB 502 030 STREAM BIOLOGY

117 EPOB 504 030 APPLIED ECOL-ENV AFFRS

~· SUBJECT TO GRAD SCHOOl APPROVAL

117 EPOB 507 030 ANIMAL GEOGRAPHY

117 EPOB 509 040 BIOMETRY

LAB-BIOMETRY

Ul EP08 512 020 AOV PRIMATE ECOL/BEHAV

117 EPOS 515 OZO STRH B!Ol FLO TECH LAB

117 EPOB 526 040 PLANT POPULATION BIOL

LA8-PL ANT POP BIOL

117 EP08 546 030 MICROBIAL PHYSIOLOGY

117. EPOB 547 020 SPEC TOPICS-MlCROBiOL

117 EPOB 551 040 PLANT ECOLOGY

LAB~PLANT ECOLOGY !l!Q!E.• ONE SAT FIELD TRIP ARR

117 EPOB 555 030 LlCHENOLOGY

LAB-LI CHENOLOG Y

117 EPOB 565 050 INVERTEBRATE ZOOLOGY

lAB-lNVERTEB. ZOOLOGY

117 EPOB 567 040 BIOlOGY OF MOLLUSKS

TERM SEC TIME DAYS BLOG ROOM

FORMERLY lt38 PREREQ GEN BlOLr SAME AS EPOB 509

001 0900-0950 M W F LOlO 130Q-1550 F

FORMERLY 427 .

HALE 104 HALE 205

PREREQ PRIN OF ECOL AND.INSTR CONSENT SAME AS EPOB 515

001 1400-1645 r·rH RAMY 120

FORMERLY 584 PREREQ GENETICS & ECOLOGY SAME AS EPOB 526

001

l010

093Q-1020 1230-1345 HOQ-1650

SAME AS EPOB 546

T TH TH TH

RAllY RAMY RAllY

PREREQ EPOB 340 OR lNSTR CONSENT

001 140D-1515 T TH RAMY

PREREQ INSTR CONSENT SAME AS EPOB 547

001 ARR

120 120 222

113

PREREQ GEN BIOL• OR INSTR CONSENT SANE AS EPOS 551

001 1300-1450 H ~ f LOlO 1500-1650 H W f

HALE 108 HALE 108

SAME AS EPOB 555 PREREQ INSTR CONSENT

001 LOlO

SAME AS EPOB 565

ARR ARR

PREREQ EPOB 365 OR INSTR CONSENT

001 0900~0950 M II f HALE LOlO 100D-1150 M W F HALE

PREREQ GEN BIOL AND INSTR CONSENT ·SAME.AS EPOB 567

207 207

001 0900-0950 T TH LO!O 1000-1150 T TH

HUNT 107 HUNT 107

SAME AS EPOB 576

INSTRUCTOR

14 GRANT

JT WINDELL

'11'8 LINHART

w SEGAL

W SEGAL

JW HARR

SHUSHAN

JH BUSHNELL

SK WU

PREREQ EPOB 302 OR 365 OR !NSTR CONSENT

15

001 002 003

ROlO ROll ROll

090Q-0950 100D-l050 123D-l320 090Q-0950 lOOD-1050 llOQ-1150

FORMERLY 440

ll w

TH F F F

PREREQ COMP ANIM PHYS SAME AS EP08 586

RAMY RAM 'I' RAMY RAMY RAMV RAMY

112 112 112

10 10 10

0 WILLIAMS

001 0900-0950 M W F RAMY 113 C CAREY

PREREQ ONE SEMESTER PHYSIOLOGY NOT OPEN TO STUOE'ITS WHO HAVE HAD EPOB 487

001 0930~1045 T TH RAMY 113 00 NORRIS

REQUIRED Of All 1ST YR EPOB GRAD STUDENTS

001 160D-l800 RAMY 1ZO DO NORRIS

FORMERLY 529 PREREQ EPOB 121~122 AND ONE ECOLOGY COURSE SAME AS EPOB 402

001 1230-1345 T TH BPSY 46


001 0930-1045 T TH

PREREQ PRIN Of ECOL SAME AS EP08 407

001 1200-1250 M W F

FORMERLY 538 PREREQ GEN BIOL SAME AS EPOB 409

RAMY 112

MUEN 0156

JT WINDELL

OW CRUMPACKER

A CRUZ

001 090Q-0950 M W F L010 1300-1550 F

HALE 104 H GRANT HAlE 205

PREREQ ANTH 300• EPOB 302 • OR INSTR CONSENT

001 1500-1700 w RAMY 112 CH·SOUTHWICK

FORMERLY 530 PREREQ PRIN Of ECOLOGY ANO INSTR CONSENT SAME AS EPOB 4.15

001 1400-1645 T TH

PREREQ .GENETICS & ECOLOGY SAME AS EP08 426

001

LOlO

0930-1020 1230-1345 l40Q-1650

T TH TH TH

PREREQ lNSTR CONSENT SAME AS EPOB 446.

001 1400-1515 TH

SAME AS EPOB 447 PREREQ INSTR CONSENT

001 ARR

RAHY 120

RAMY 120 RANY l20 RAHY 222

RAMV 113

PREREQ GEN BIQL DR INSTR C~NSENT SAME AS EPOB lt51

001 1300-1450 M W F lOlO 1500-1650 M W F

SAME AS EPOB 455 PREREQ INSTR tONSENT

001 l010

SAME AS EPOB 465

ARR ARR

HALE 108 HALE 108


JT WINDEll

VB lJNHART

W SEGAL

SEGAL

S SHUSHAN

001 0900-0950 H W F. L010 1000-1150 M W f

HALE 207 JH BUSHNEll HALE 207

PREREQ GEN BIOL AND !NSTR CONSENT SAI!E AS EPO!> 467

OOI 0900-0950 T TH SK WU LAB-BIOL Of 'MOLLUS'KS LOlO 1000-1150 T TH

HUNT 107 HUNT . 107

!!9~.\rh~·' t'AB~,~fl IR GR~~,t~CHOOL ~Pf,R~~~~-', {;>~.~

IKI• DEPT CR TITLE Of COURSE

111 EI'OII 576 040 MAMHALOGI"

TERM SEC TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM

SAME AS EPOB 476 PREREQ EPOB 302 OR 365 OR !NSTR CONSENT

OOl 002 003

w w

112 112 112

INSTRUCTOR

0 IHllUIIS

REC-MAJo!MALOG't R010

090Q-0950 1000-1050 1230-1320 090Q-095(i 1000-1050 llOQ-1150

TH f F F

RAHY RAI1Y RAMI' RAllY RAllY RAHY

10 10 10

ROll ROll

• HRS UNSCHEDULED LAB/WEEK IN RAMV 15 LAB OPEN 090Q-l600 TWTHF

117 EPOB 517 040 EXPERIMNTl EMBRYOLOGY

117 EPOB 586 030 ENV ANIMAL PHVS!OLOGY

117 EPOII 587 030 VERT ENDOCRINOLOGY

117 EPOB 589 010 TPCS-NEUROBIOLOGY A

117 EPOS 599 020 NEUROETHOlOGY

117 EPOB 610 020 ECOSYSTEMS OF COlORADO

117 EPOB 612 020 BIOLOGY OF ECOTONES

117 EPOS 615 020 EVOLUTIONARY ECOlOGY

SAHE AS HCOS 546 PREREQ HCOS 46!/462 OR EPOB 374 OR EQUIV

001 l30Q-1650 M W

PRERfQ COMP ANIM PHYS SAME AS EPOB 486

001 0900-0950 M W f

FORMERLY 545 PREREQ INSTR CONSENT

001 ARR

BSCI 26 Mi\1 RUNNER

RAMY 113 C CAREY

DO NORRIS

PREREQ MCDB 418/518 OR EPOS 420/520 OR EPOB 497/597 SAME AS MC08 573

001 1500-1650 T

PREREQ !NSTR CONSENT

. 001 ARR '

PREREQ lNSTR CONSENT

001 ARR

001 ARR

PREREQ INSTR CONSENT

001 ARR

SPSY El31 RC EATON A BEKOFF MW DUBIN

A BEKOfF

JW MARR

JH BOCK CE BOCK R BYE YB LINHART

MD BREED R BERNSTEIN

~· FOR All 900 SECTIONS SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAl FORH.

117 EP08 700 l-o MASTERS THESIS 900 ARR

!17. EPOB 800 0-8 OOCTORS THESIS 900 ARR

~· NO STUDENT HAY RECEIVE !NO STUDY CREDIT FOR ASSISTING IN OPERATION AND/OR lEACHING Of ANY LAB SECTION.

117 EPOB 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT RSCH-BIOl

111 EPOB 941 l-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

117 EPOB 950 1-3 lNDEPENDE~T STUDY

117 EP08 960 l-3 INDEP RSCH-ENV BIOLOGY

117 EPOB 961 l-3 lNOEP RSCH-ORG BiOlOGY

117 EPOB 962 l-3 INDEP RSCH-POPUlATION

117 EPOB 999 000 CANDIDATE FOR DEGREE

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

Biology-Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental

~· FOR EXPOSITORY WRITING COURSE IN NATURAL SCIENCE SEE A & S LISTING !03.

NOTE. FOR LITERATURE SEARCH AND BIBLIOGRAPHIC INSTRUCTION iN THE SCHNCES AND ENGINEERING, SEE BIBLIOGRAPHY 403

120 MCOB 105 040 INTRO TO MCD BIOL

l'!Qll• EVENING MIDTERM TO BE ARRANGED.

120 MCOB 311 030 CEll & TISSUE SIOUlGY

120 MCOB 312 040 CELl G TISSUE BIOlOGY

lA&--CEll & TISSUE B!Ol

lZO MCDB 422 030 THE PlANT CELL

120 HCOB 423 010 PLAN•T CELL lAB

120 HCOII 462 O'tO DEVELOP MECHANISMS

REC-OEVflOP MECHANISMS

120 MCDil 489 030 HUMAN BIOCHEII GENETICS

120 MCDB 505 030 NCO CORE COURSE t!f!ll• MEETS fROM 9/3 - 10/22

120 HCOB 506 030 MCD CORE COURSE 2

NOTE. MEETS fROM 10/24 - 12/12

120 NCOB 522 030 THE PLANT CEll

120 HCOB 523 010 PLANT CEll U!l lillll.• SUBJECT TO GRAD SCHOOL APPROVAL.

120 MCDB '531 1-3 MINI COURSES IN MC08

120 MCDS 546 040 EXPERIMENTAL ENBRYOLGY

PREREQ HIGH SCHOOL CHEM AND AlGEBRA FOR BOTH SCI AND NON-SCI MAJORS ONE 2 HR LAB SECTION REQD EACH WEEK-TO BE ARR

001 090Q-0950 H W F BPSY E050 Kl BEVER

NOT FOR MCDB MAJORS AND DISTRIBUTED STUDIES MAJORS, LECTURE ONLY PREREQ MCOB 106 OR EQUIV

OM PRESCOTT

001 0900-0950 H W F RAMY 104 JR HC INTOSH LA STAEHELIN MA BONNEVILLE

PREREQ MCDB 106 OR EQUIV

001 LOU l02l l03l l041 l05l l061 l07l lOBl L091

0900-0950 M W F 1330-HOO H l80G-2l30 M 0830-11.50 T 1330-1700 T 1330-1700 w lSOQ-2130 W 0830-1150 TH 1330-1700 TH 1330-1700 F

RAMY BPSY BPSY BPSY BPSY BPSY BPSY BPSY BPSY BPSY

104 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40

PREREQ lNSTR CONSENT FOR NON-BIOLOGY ~AJORS SAHE AS HCDB 522 fOR OPTIONAl LAB SEE HCDB 423

001 0900-0950 H W f BSCI 8121

001 ARR

JO PICKETT HEAPS

JO PICKETT HEAPS

PREREQ GEN BIOL, GEN CHEH, MCOB 312 AND 384 DR INSTR CONSENT

001 ROIO ROZO R030 R040 R050

!100-1150 M W f 1300-1350 H 1300-1350 T 140G-l450 T, 1300-1350 w 1400-1450 w

SPSY MUEN HUEN MUEN HUEN MUEN

46 0156 0156 0156 0156 0156

PREREQ MCOB 384 OR 483, ORGANIC tHEM

001 1100-1215 T TH

001 1000-1200 M W F


OOi lOOQ-1200 H W

SAME AS HCOB 422

BPSY

BSCI 8121

BSCI 8121

FOR OPTIONAL LAB SEE MCOB 523

001 0900-0950 M W F BSCI 8121

001 ARR

PREREQ MCOB 384, CHEM 481-482

700 1000-1050 T TH BSCI 8121

SAME AS fPOB 577

RG HAM

PL KUEMPEl

JO PICKETT ~EAPS

JJ Pi~KCTl H!:A?S

PREREQ MCDB %1/<162 OR EPOB. 37'. OR .EQUIV

001 1300-1650 M W 8SCI 26 MN RUNNER

DEPT NO., CR TITLE OF COURSE i _,'

120 HCDB 573 010 iPCS-NEUROBIOLOGY A

120 MCDB 601 030 GRAD SEMINAR

TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR

PREREQ NCOS 418/518 OR EPOB 420/520 OR EPOB 4971597 SAME AS EPOB 589

001 150G-l650 T


001 ARR

BPSY El31 HW DUBIN RC EATON A BEKOFF

~OTE. FOR ALl 900 SECTIONS SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL FORH.

i20 MCDS TOO 1-3 MASTERS THESIS

120 HCDS 800 0-8 DOCTORS THESIS

900

900

ARR

ARR

NOTE. MCOS 930, 935, G 940 ARE UNDERGRAD LEVEL

120 HCDB 930 1-b INO STUDY HOLEC Sl.OL

120 MCOB 935 l-b IND STUDY CELL BIOLOGY

120 MCOB 940 1-b IND STUDY DEVElOP BIOL

NOTE. HCOB 960, 965 & 970 ARE GRAll LEVEl

120 HC06 960 l-5 !NO STUDY MOLEC BIOL

120 HCDB 965 l-5 !NO STUDY CELL BlOL

120 NCOB 970 1-5 jNO STUOV OEVEL BIVL

120 MCOB 999 000 CANDIDATE FOR DEGREE

Black Studies

900 ARR

900 ARR

900 ARR

900 ARR

900 ARR

900 ARR

900 ARR

!:lllli• FOR EXPOSITORY WRITING COURSE IN HUMANITIES SEE A & S LISTING 101.

125 BlST 110 030 BLACK CONTEMP SOC !SSU

125 BLST ~03 030 BEHAVIOR ANAlYSIS

125' BlST 210 030 POliTICS-CONT AFRICA

125 BlST 215 030 AfRG-AHERICAN H!ST l

125 BLSf 232 030 SURV AFR-AHER LIT l

125 BLST 240 020 AFRD-AMERICAN DANCE

125 BLST 255 030 BlACK WOMAN-AM SOCIETY

125 SLST 2~0 030 INTRO TO AFRICAN liT

125 BLST 270 030 AFRQ-AMERICAN ART HIST

125 BLST 280 030 AfRO-AMERICAN MUSIC

125 BLST 285 030 DEV OF CARIBBEAN LIT

125 BlST 302 030. THE BLACK FAMILY

125 BLST 370 030 CUli/RAClSM/ALIEMAHO!'l

!25 BLST 480 030 THE AFRICAN NOVEL

NOTE. fOR 900 SECTlONS SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL 'APPROVAl FORM.

125 BlST 910 !-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

125 SlST 940 !-3 INDEI'ENOENT STUDY

Chemistry

001 1200-1250 H 01 F

001 lOOG-1050 M W f

001 1400-1515 T TH

SAME AS HI ST 215

001 0930-1045 T TH 002 1100-1150 H W f

SANE AS ENGL 272

001 llOG-1215 TH

001 0900-0950 TH

SAME AS WMST 255

001 uoo-1150 11 w F

SAME AS ENGL 270

001 0930-10~5 T TH

SAME AS FA H 270

001 123Q-l345 T TH

001 1115-1940 TH

001 0800-0915 T TH

KTCH 301

DP G Zl

KTCH 301

HUIS 245 GEOl 311

CHEH 23

ACAD

EDUC 136

MUEN Dl56

liM Kl NG

ED BEATY

G NEGASH

WO SAKJELS

l S Wll.l! AilS

WO SAMUELS

HlMS 199 FA SPROUT

1106¥ 101>

KTCH 207

Al ANDERSON

WD SAI'IIJELS

THE SLACK FAMILY. IN SLAVERY ANO fREEDOM

001 0900-0950 H W KlCH 207 W14 KING

001 1500~1550 M W F ·MAIN 209 ED BEATY

SAME AS ENGL 410

001 OBOQ-0850 M W F WOBY 308 CH NILOIII

900 ARR

900 ARR

!. GENERAL CHEMISTRY

134 CHEM 100 020 PREPARATORY CHEMISTRY

REC-PREP CHEMISTRY

~34 CHEM 101 040 ELEMENTS GENERAL tHEM

lAB-ElEMENTS GEN CHEH

134 CHEM 103 050 GENERAl CHEMISTRY

LAB-GENERAl CHEMISTRY

PREREQ l YR HS ALGEBRA OR CONCURRENT ENROlLMENT IN HATH 110. PREPARES STUDENT WITH NO.HS CHEH TO TAKE CHEH 103. DOES NOT SATISFY A G S SCI REQS. EXAMS AT 6:00 PH, THURS, SEPT 24, OCT 9o OCT 30o AND lUES, NOV 18.

001 R021 R022 R023 R024 R051 ROSZ R062 R063

1100-1150 0800-0850 oaoo-oaso UOQ-1350 130o-1350 1400-1450 1400-1450 1300-1350 UOG-1350

T TH T T T T

w w

TH TH

CHEH CHEN CHEM CHEN CHEM CHEM tHEM CHEH CHEN

!32 U5 350 350 115 350 ll5 350 us

COURSE COVERS ANALYTICAL, INORGANIC, ANO PHYSICAl CHEMISTRY. PREREQ 1 YR HS Al~ESRA

OOhi'IING

STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR BOTH THE lEC T AND A lAB EXAMS AT 7:30 PM, TUES, SEPT 23 0 OCT 14, NOV ll

001 LOU l012 liH3 l02l L022 LOZ3 l031 L032 l033 LOS! l052 l'053 l06! l062 l07l L072 1:073 l091 L092 L093

0800-0915 1300-1550 13oo~l5:so 1300-1550 0930-1215

"0930-1215 093<l'-l215 1400-1650 1400-1650 l40G-lb50 1300-1550 1300-1.550 U00-1550 0930-1215 0930-1215 140G-1650 1400-1650 l't00-1650 1300-!550 U00-1550 1300-1550

T TH M M

" T T T T T. T w w w

TH TH TH TH TH

f F F

CHEM 140 EK M 1874

"EI< •. H 1875 EK H Ml74 EK M 1874 EK. H '1875

·~~~ ~~~t EK H 1875 EK H Ml74

El( " 187'> EK M !875 EKlC 14174 EK II 167'> EK M 1875 EK M 1874 EK 1'1 !875 EK II 11174 EK M 1874 EK H 1815 EK II 14174

CG PIERPONT

PREREQ 1 VR HS ALG AND YR HS CHEM OR SATISFACTORV PERFORMANCE IN CHEM 100. ENTRANCE TO BE DETERHIHED ON BASIS OF HS tHEM RECORD & RESULTS SAT TEST; A PLACEMENT EXAM HAY BE USED IF NECESSARY TO liMIT ENROllMENT. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR A LECT AND A LAB WHICH MUST HATCH ON INITIAl NUNBER. EXAMS FOR ALL SECTIONS AT 6:30 PH, THURS, SEPT 22 0 THURS, OCT 23 AND HON, NOV 2~.

100 Llll lll2 Lll3 ll21 L131 Ll32 L!51 Ll52 ll61 Ll62 un ll91 Ll92 L193

0800-0850 II W f l20G-1550 " 1200-1550 M lZOQ-1550 M osoo-u5o T 1300-1650 T UOG-1650 T 1300-1650 w l30Q-1650 II oaoo-uso TH 0800-1150 TH 130Q-1650 TH 1300-1650 F UOG-1650 F UOG-1650 f

CHEM EKLC EKI.C EKLC EKLC EKI.C EKLC EKLC EKI.t EKLC EKI.C EKLC EKI.C EKLC EKLC

140 IU24 Ml75 11173 14124 M124 14175 14124 Ml15 Ml24 11175 Ml24 H175 '1113 M12"

1111 HANNA

DEPT CRS 110. DEPT NO. CR Til'LE Of COURSE

GENERAL CHEMISTRY lAB-GENERAl CHEMISTRY

GENERAL CHEMISTRY LAB-GENERAL CHEMISTRY

13~ CHEN 104 0~0 GENERAl CHEMISTRY

LAB-GENERAL CHEMISTRY

134 CHEN 106 050 GENERAL CHEMISTRY

134 CHEll 107 050

LAB-GENERAL CHEMISTRY REt-GENERAL CHEMISTRY

UB-.GENERAl CHEMISTRY REt-GENERAl CHEMISTRY

LAS-GENERAL CHEMISTRY REC-GENERAL CHEMISTRY


LAB-GENERAL CHEMISTRY REt-GENERAl CHEMISTRY

lAB-GENERAL CHEMISTRY REt-GENERAl CHEMISTRY

lAB-GENERAl CHEMiSTRY REC-GENERAL CHEMISTRY

lAB-GENERAl CHEMISTRY REt-GENERAL CHEMISTRY


lAB-GENERAl CHEMISTRY REt-GENERAl CHEMISTRY

LAB-GENERAL CHEMISTRY REC-GENERAL CHEMISTRY

lAB-GENERAL .CHEMISTRY REC-GENERAL CHEMISTRY

GENERAL CHEMISTRY

LAB-GENERAL CHEMISTRY

TERM SEC

zoo l2U l2l2 l213 lZHt L22l L231 L232 L251 l252 L253 l26l l262 l211 L291 l29Z l293 l21l~

301 l321 L322 l323 l324 l331 l332 1.333 l351 L352 l361 L362 L37l l372 l373 L37'>

TIME DAYS

lOOQ-1050 M W F 1200-1550 M 1200-1550 H 120&-1550 M lZOQ-1550 II 0800-1150 T 1300-1650 T 130Q-l650 T 130G-l650 w l30Q-l650 w l30Q-1650 w 0800-1150 TH osoo-uso TH 1300-1650 TH 130G-l650 F 1300-1650 f 1300-1650 F UOG-1650 F

l30G-1350 0800-1150 osoo-uso 080G-ll50 oaoo-uso 1300-1650 1300-1650 UOG-1650 l~G-1750 1~00-1750

0800-1150 oaoo-uso 130G-1650 1300-1650 130Q-1650 1300-1650

14 .W F T T T T T T T

w w

TH TH TH TH TH TH

BLDG ROOM

CHEll EKI.t EKI.C EKLC EKlt EKLC EKI.C EKLC EKI.C EKLC EKI.C EKI.C EKLC ,EKLC EKLC EKlC EKLC EKLt

CHEH EKLC EKlt EKLC EKI.C EKLC EKI.C EKLC EKI.C EKLC EKlC EKI.C EKI.C EKLC EKLC EKlC

1~0

Hl27 NlZS H275 11227 Ml75 Ml73 14127 Ml73 14215 14227 Ml73 141Z7 H173 11127 Hl25 14275 H227

140 Hl73 11127 Ml25 11275 Hl25 11275 M227 H!Z5 MlZ7 Ml25 11275 M1Z7 Ml25 M275 14227

GENERAL ORGANIC & B!OCHEHISTRY PREREQ CHEM 101 OR 103 EQUIVALENT TO CHEll! 102

010 OSOG-0915 T TH L031 1400-1650 T l051 130Q-1550 w l061 0930-1215 TH

CHEM 23 EKlC 14114 EKLC 1417~ EKLC Ml74

PREREQ CHEM 103 OR EQUIVALENT WITH GRADE C OR BETTER

INSTRUCTOR

JT HYNES

DE HEER

EXAMS AT 5:30 PH liON, SEPT 29 0 THURS, OCT _23 AND NOV 20 STUDENTS MUST REGISTER FOR A lAB-RECITATION PAIR

100 0900-0950 M W F CHEll 140 HF WALTON

ll20 OBOG-1150 T Rl21 l40G-1450 M

L122 OBOQ-1150 T Rl23 1300-1350 H

Ll30 1300-1650 T Rl31 1500-1550 H

Ll32 1300-1650 T Rl33 llOG-!150 T

ll50 1300-1650 w RlSl l~G-1450 M

ll52 l30G-1650 w Rl53 140Q-l450 M

Ll60 OBOG-1150 TH Rl61 130G-1350 W

ll6Z OBOG-1150 Rl63 UOO-U50

Ll70 l30Q-l650 RUl 1500-1550

TH

TH

ll72 1300-1650 TH R173 l50G-1550 W

EKLC Hl26 CHEM 207

EKI.C M112 CHEM 115

EKI.C H126 EKI.C 14203

EKLC M172 CHEM US

EKLC Ml26 tHEM 115

EKLC 11172 CHEM 350

EKLC 14126 CHEll 115

EKLC Ml12 CHEH 207

EKLC 14126 CHEM 207

EKLC 11172 CHEM 207

ll90 1300-1650 EKLC Hl26 R191 1~00-1450 W CHEM 207

Ll92 l30G-1650 f EI<LC Ml12 Rl93 1500-1550 W CHEM 115

PREREQ 1 YR HS CHEH, l YR HS .PHYS AND. 3 YR HS HATH. ENTRANCE DETERMINED ON BASIS Of HS CHEM RECORDS AND RESUlTS OF ADMISSIONS TESTS.

001 ll51 L261 l262 l371

1000-1050 M II F l30G-l550 14 w OSOG-1050 T TH 0800-1050 T TH· 1400-1650 T TH

CHEH EKLC EKLC

- EKI.C EKlC

132 14213 1'!273 11227 14273

EL Klf>!G

II. INORGANIC CHEMISTRY

13~ CHEN ~01 030 MODERN INORGANIC CHEM

13. CHEN 501 030 ADV INORGANIC CHEN l

PREREQ tHEM '>50 OR '>51

001 oeoo-0850 M w F

001 1000-1050 H W F

EKLC M203 El KING

tHEM 115 II DUBOIS

111. ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY

U4t C~Eil 517 030 ADV ANALYTICAL CHEM

ll4 CHEll 625 010 SEN-ANALYTICAL CHEN

001

001 1600-1750

ARR BIRKS

EKLC M203 RE SIEVERS

IV. ORGANIC CHEMISTRY

l34t CHEH 331 0~ OR~ANIC CHEMISTRY

LAB-ORGANIC CHEMISTRV

ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LAB-ORGANIC CHEMISTRY

ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LAB-ORGANIC CMENISTRY

U'> CHEN 332 o•o ORGANIC CHEMISTRY·

LAB-ORGANIC CHEMISTRY

134 C~EM 135 050 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY

LAB-ORGAo'jiC CrtEIUS TRY

PREREQ tHEM 106 OR 202 OR EQUIV WITH .GRADE C OR BETTER LECTURE AND lAB KIST MATCH ON IN IT!Al NUMBER

100 LUl Lll2 UZl ll2l 1.131 Ll61 1..191

200 L231 1.232 l26l L26Z L271 l272 ll73 1.291

300 1.311 L331 L351 L352 L371 L391

09GQ-0950 1'1 W F 1300-1550 II UOD-1550 H 0900-1150 T 0900-1150 T 1400-1650 T C90G-U50 TH l~G-1650 -F

uoo-uso" w F HOG-1650 T 1400-1650 T 0900-1150 TH 090G-USO TH 1300-1550 TH 1300-1550 TH 140Q-16SO TH 1~0-1650 F

0930-10'>5 UOG-1550 1400~1650 1300-1550 UOG-1550 1300-1550 l~G-1650

T TH

" T II II

TH F

er.:.te EK 14 EK N EK H EK II EK M EK M EK M

220 1825 1873 lB73 1825 1825 1825 1&25

CHEll 132 EK It 1827 EK II 1872 EK M 1827 EK M 1873 EK N 1825 EK It 1827 EK M 1826 EK M 1826

CHEM EK M EK H EK H Ell M EKN EK 14

132 1827 1873 1826 1872 1813 lil72

PREREQ CHEM 331 WITH GRADE C OR BETTER

100 lUl lUZ ll21 LUl Llll

uoo-uso M w F 1300-1550 II 1300-1550 H 090G-U50 T 1300-1550 T l~G-l65a TH

HLMS 201 EK M 11!26 EK M 1612 El< M 1827 EK M 1826 EK M 1812

PII.EREQ CHEH 106 llR 108 OR EQUI V WITH GltAOE C OR BETH!< FOR CHEM MAJORS

101 0900-0950 M W F l26l 0900-1150 T Tit t2b2 0900-1150 T TH LS91 1300-1550 W F

tHEM 23 e.: H 1872 EK H 1821> e.- H 1873

108 ElliSON

DEPl CRS NO. DEPT NO. CR TITLE Of COURSE

u• CHEM 336 050 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY

LA&-ORGANIC CHEMISTRY

134 CHEN 532 030 ADV ORGANIC CHEM 2

ll~ C~EH 533 030 ADV ORGANIC CHEM 3

134 CHEM 635 010 SEN-ORGANIC CHEMISTRY

TIME DAYS BLDG ROO"- INSTRUCTOR

PREREQ CHEN 335 WITH GRADE C OR BETTER FOR CHEM MAJORS

100 uoo-uso M w f Hues 201 L591 1300-1550 ld ·f EK 1'1 1824

PREREQ CHEM .50 OR ~51 AND l YR ORGANIC CHEN

001 0900•0950 M W f tHEM 207 SJ CRISTOl

001 090Q-0950 H W F CHEM 270 iH KOCH

DO! l60Q-1750 W CHEM 132

V. PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY

134 CHEM ~50 03_0 PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY

!3~ CHEH' 451 030 PHYSICAl CHEMISTRY

134 CHEM '>52 030 PHYSICAl CHEMISTRY

13'> CHEM 45~ 020 EXPER PHYSICAL CHEM

LAB-EXP PHYSICAL CHEM

134 CHEH ~55 030 EXPER PHYSICAL CHEM

LAB-EXP PHYSICAL CHEM

134 CHEH 550 030 CHEMICAL DYNAMICS

134 CHEM 551 030 CHEM THERMODYNAMICS

13'> CHEM 652 030 AOll TPC-CHEN T HERHODYN

VI. BIOCHEHISTRY

134 CHEH 471 050 INTRO TO BIOCHEMISTRY

134 CHEM ~81 030 GENERAL BIOCHEMISTRY

134 CHE.11 ~8l 030 GENERAL BIOCHEMISTRY

134 CHEH ~~6 030 BIOCHEMISTRY LAB

LAB-BIOCHEMISTRY LAB

134 CHEM 581 030 BIOCHEHISTRV

1~4 CHEM 582 030 GENERAL BIOCHEMISTRY

13'> CHEM 587 030 AOV GENERAL BIOCHEM

13'> CHEN 681 030 ADV TOPICS IN BJOCHEM

134 CHEM 685 G-1 SEK-BJOCHEIIJSTRY

Yll. MISCELLANEOUS

PREREQ CHEM 332 OR 335, PHYS 112, MATH 240, OR INSTR CONSENT. RECOMMENDED FOR BIOCHEMISTRY OPTION AND FOR BIOLOGY MAJORS. OTHER CHEH MAJORS SHOULD TAKE CHEM ~51.

001 lOOQ-1050 H W F CHEM 23 CL CECH

PREREQ CHEH 332 OR 335, PHVS 112/ll~, HATH 2'>0o OR INSTR CONSENT

001 0800-0850 M W F llPPA G020 WP RHNHARDT

PREREQ tHEM 450 OR ~51

001 0900-0950 H W F CHEM 350 WC LINEBERGER

PREREQ tHEM 450 OR 451 OR EQUIVALENT COREQ CHEll ~52

001 1.003 L007

UOQ-!350 II W F 130()-1,550 T 1300-1550 TH

CHEH 23 EKlt H22'> EKLC. Nl21t

PREREQ CHEM 450 OR ~51 OR EQUIVALENT COREQ CHEM 452 \

001 1.026 L059

1300-1350 M H F 0900-1150 T TH 1400-1650 W F

CHEll 23 EKI.t 1122'> EKlC MZZ'>

AW CASTLEMAN

Ali CASH EHAN

001 0900-0950 H W F CHEM 115 SR lEONE

PREREQ CHEM ~50 OR 451

001 llOQ-1150 M W f

001 lDOQ-1050 14 W F

CHEM 207 SJ STRICKLER

CHEM 350 J DE HEER

THIS COURSE IS OESIGNEO FOR PHARMACY STUOENTS. NOT TO BE TAKEN BY CHEM, BIOCHEM OR MCDB MAJORS. OPEN TO OTHERS BY lNSTR CONSENT.

001 090Q-0950 14 W F GUGG 205 RR FALL 0930-10~5 T T H CHEH 23

PREREQ 1 VR ORG CHEM, SAME AS CHEH 581 EXAMS AT· 6:0.0 PM OCT lt OCT 29, AND NOV 26 FOR SEC 001 & 002.

001 0800-ll850 H W F CHEH 132 18 WILSON 002 OBOG-0915 T TH CHEM 132 BM TOLBERT

PREREQ tHEM 481 SAHE AS CHEM 582

001 1300-1350 M W f CHEH 132 TR tECH

PREREQ CHEll '>50 OR '>51 COREQ CHEM 481

001 L015 L026 L037

1300-1350 T TH l'>OG-1750 M II 0800-1150 T TH 1400-1750 T TH

KTCH 234 EKlt 14225 EKI.C 11225 EKLC 14225

PREREQ l YR ORGANIC CHEMISTRY AND GRAD STUDENT STATUS .

SJ GJLL

EXAMS AT 6:00 Pll OCT lt OCT 29, AND NOV 26 FINAL AT 7:30PM DEC 17

001 OBOG-0850 M W F CHEM 132 16 WILSON 002 OSOG-0915 T TH CHEN 132 8H TOLBERT

PREREQ CHEN ~81 OR 581 PLUS GRAD STUDENT STATUS SAME AS CHEH ~82

001 UOD-1350 14 W f CHEN Ul TR CECH

PREREQ tHEM 482 OR 5 82

001 1200-1250 M W F tHEM 350 RB HALL!CK

001 lZOD-1250 M W f CHEM 350 RB HAlliCK

701 l60G-1650 loi CHEll 23

13~ CHEH 440 010 SCIENTIFIC GLASS BLOW 801 130G-1550 T EK E lBSO EH LUTTER ~· SECURE A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT CARO.

134 CHEH ·511 020 INSTR METHODS CHEN NOTE~ SUBJECT TO GRAD SCHOOL APPROVAL.

13~ CHEM ~00 000 SEM-DEPT RESEARCH

NOTE. FOR All 900 SECTIONS SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL FORM.

134 CHEll TOO 1-4 MASTERS THESIS

134 CHEM 800 G-8 DOCTORS TH,ESIS

13~ CHEM 943 1-3 INDEPENOENT STUDY

13'> tHEN 963 1-3·· SPEC TOPICS IN CHEN

134 CHEN 999 000 CANOIDATE FOR OEGREE

Chinese

001

001

900

900

ARR

160G-1150 liT THF

'ARR

ARR

PREREQ I NSTR CONSENT FOR UNOERGRAD STUOENTS

900

900

900

ARR

ARR

ARR

NOTE. SEE OEPARTHENT DF ORIENTAL & SlAY IC LANGUAGES AND LITERATURES.

Chicano Studies

255 CHST 101 030 INTRO MfX-AHER STUDIES

Z55 CHST ZOl 030 INTRO TO CHICANO CULT

ZS5 CHST 220 030 LA FAMILIA

255 CHST 261 030 LA RAZA MUSIC & DANCE

2SS CHST Z62 030 INTRO. TEATRO

001 1400-1515 T TH

PRE-COlUMBIAN TO 18~8

001 193G-2200 w 001 1530-1645 T TH.

001 1500-1630 T TH

001 1'>30-1700 w

CHEM 132

HUNT 208

KTCH Z34

HLMS 199

IIW HANNA

STAD 113 liP STANSFIELO

STAO 173 SR DEL PIND

0£PT CRS IIIII• D£PT NO. CR TERM SEC HHE DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR

2.5!1 CHST 4!72 030 AllER UIOUN REUGIONS SAME AS R ST 2l0

001 0930-1~5 T TH Eout 220 D CARRASCO

255 CHST 281 030 LAT-AH COLOHlAL EXP SAllE AS HlST 181

001 09Do-0950 II II F HLMS 211 Rll SLENES

255 tHST 331 Olo SOtiOI.OGY OF LANGUAGE 001 1500-1550 II W f

255 'CHST 380 030 MASS MEOlA & RACISM 001 0930-1045 T TH

255 CHST 381 030 CHICANO POETRY 001 t230-131t5 T TH

255 CHST 420 030 HISPANIC CULTURE SAME AS SPAN lt20

001 llDo-1150 II W F

255 (;liST 424 030 CHICANO NOVEL IN SPAN

HLMS Z67 JR KJOLSETH

ECON 117

8PSY £126 CC CANDELARIA

GEOL Ult DE ONI S

PREREQ AT LEAST 2 SPANISH LIT CO~RSES 300 lEVEL SAllE AS SPAN 424

001 1300-1415 T TH HLMS 271 SR DEL PI NO

255 CHST 462 030 THE NEW CHJCAN" MVMNT

82!J. FOR ALl 900 SECTIONS SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL FORI!

001 lOOQ-1050 M W F BPSY EllS

2!15 CHST 910 l-3 INDEPENDENT STUll'!'

255 CHST 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

900

900

ARR

ARR

Center for Interdisciplinary Studies

fxperimental Studies CONSULT THE E> dRJIIENTAl STUDIES OFFICE, KTCH 226t FOR AVAiLABLE COURSES ANO REGISTRATION INSTRUCTION$. A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT CARD IS REQUIRED TO REGISiER FOR EXST COURSES. CARDS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE FOLLOWING PLACES ANO TIMES: APR 29-MAY 2 ITUE$-FR!I KTCH 2261 OUCI-1200 & 130Q-16)0o

Honors REFER TO tDURSE DESCRIPTION BOD~LET iN HONORS BEfORe ReGISTRATION. BOOKLETS WILL BE AVAILABLE 4-16-80. REGISTRATION FOR HONORS tOURSES Nlll BE JN NORLIN LIBRARY, RM 400, FROM 4-29 THAU 5-2-80. ENROLLMENT-15 PER CLASS.

222 HDN 160 030 GREEK t!VlLllATION

222 HDN 161 030 GREEK tlYiLIZATlDN

222 HDN 162 030 GREEK REL 1610N

222 liON 163 030 IDEAS & CHANGE IN AllER

Z22 HDN 164 030 STUDIES ~~ LEADERSHIP

222 HON 165 030 CREATIVE I'ATTfRN-ORAI'IA

2ZZ HDN 166 030 ANDROGYNY iN 20TH C LT

222 HDN !67 030 LITERARY STYLE

222 HDN 168 030 PSYCHOLOGY ' VALUES

222. liON 169 030 SCI ENCf & VALUES

ZZ2 HON 171 030 REGiONAL PLAN ANALYSIS

Z22 HDN 172 030 LIT llf THE NORSEMEN

2Z2 HDN 360 030 HEMINGWAY G LAWRENCE

1a2 HDN 361 030 CRfAT!VE THANATOS

lZ'z HDN 362 030 PIJ&UC POliCY l'IIDBLEMS

ZZZ HDN 363 030 LITERATURE t OPERA

.1101 150Q-l700 T

801 150o-1700 T

80! 150CI-l700

801 1900-2100 T

801 lSOQ-1700

801 150o-1700 ~

801 1500-1700 M

801 1300-1500

801 l9Do-Zl30 T

801 l53Q-l730 T

801 11100-2100 M

801 1900-2100 T

801 150Q-1700 T

801 lllOCI-2100 M

soi Asoo-Aroo w 801 140Q-1600 T

TH

TH

TH

2Z2 HON 36~ 030 PRES POLITICS 1101 1300~1500

801 lltOQ-1600 II

801 1900-2100 T

TH

222 HON 365 030 GOETHe

222· HON 460 030 SENIOR COLLOQUIUM

Integrated Studies

1. HUIIANlilES

!!!lll· THII:' U HR SEQUENCE HUM 101/102-loiiLL SATISFY THE Z YR ARTS & SCIENCES HUMANITIES REQUIREMENT.

226 HUH 101 060 JNTRO TO HUMANITIES

HLMS 177 WD IIElR

HLHS . 259 HD EVJEN

HlMS 177 WI! CALDER

HLMS 117 AL OWEN

llSR ltOOE LF SilVeRMAN

HLMS 181 GW S~CKSTEOfR

li8R ltOOE A I!C CALEB

L lBR 400E _ RH SHAHAN

Hli!S 198 f WI U.l AMS

CDTT 10~ CL CROWE

HlHS 259 M DAVENPORT

HLMS 10~ LH BEU.

LIBR 400E A MC CALEB

HLMS 251 R MUSTAIN WOOD

HLNS 259 F RflO

LIBR 400A S MANDEL

HLI'IS 229 Cl. HC BRUlE

LIBR S549 NV BLOMSTER

UBR 400E WD WEIR

CREDIT NOT GJVEN FOR BOTH HUN 101/102 AND ENGL 260/~61

lAB-INTRO HuMANITIES

STUDENT MUST REQUEST A LECT 001 THRU 005 PLUS LAB 010

001 002 003 0~ oos

L010

090Q-0950 liT THf 1000-1050 MT THF lOOQ-1050 MT THF U00-1150 MT T HF 1100-1150 MT· THF uoo-uso M w F

KTCH 206 KTCH 206 KTCH 207 KTCH 219 KTCH 207 8PSY E050

GK HDHE JW PALMER

RJ SCHOECK C COMSTOCK VH MINOR HW WAIT

INTRD TO HUMANITIES 801 llOQ-1150 MT THF KTCH 207 8PSV E050

NK HilL I.AB-!NTRO HUMANITIES LBOZ 1200-1250 M W F

tlll!!i· SEC 801 & 802 ARE FOR HONORS STUOENTS ONLY.

226 HUM .305 040 HISTORY OF FILII

Z26 HUM 319 030 tOIIPUTERS AND FOLKLORE

226 HUM 401 030 FILM AND FICTION

Z26 HUM 408 030 THE ROMANTIC QUEST

2Z6 HUM ltl6 030 IIVTH IN THE ARTS

226 HUM 418 030 LAW AND LITERATURE

SAME AS F S 305

F A Nl4l 8RAKHAGI 001 153Q-1830 T TH

001 0930-1045 T TH CHEll 306 HJ PRESTON

PREQ ENGL 225, HUM 3051306 OR INSTR CONSENT

001 1500-1720 II W HLMS 252

PREREQ HUM 101/102 OR INSTR CONSENT

001 123Q-1345 T YH KTCH 207 NK HILL

ReCOMMENDED PREREQ HUM 101 DR tlAS 110 SAME AS CLAS 416/516, C LT 482/582

001 l40Q-151S T TH KTCH 231t HE BARNES

PREREQ HUM 101/102 AND 6 HRS LITERATURE SAME AS ENGL 582, C LT 585

001 1400-1515 T TH KTCH 235 RJ SCHOECK

226 HUN 940 030 lNDEPENOENl STUDY 900 ARR ~· SECURE A OEPARTIIENTAL APPROVAL FORM.

U. NATURAL SCIENCE

228 NASC 121 030 PHYS SCJ-NON StlcNT!ST

REC-PHYS SCI-NON SCI

NASC 123 ~0 BIOLOGV FOR MAN

SAME AS PHYS 101 STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR A SECTION 001-004 PlUS SECTION 010

001 002 003 0~

R010

001 ooz 003 ~ 005 006 007 008

120Q-1350 M 1500-1650 T lSDo-1650 TH 1200-1350 F lOOQ-1050 T TH

080o-D915 T 093Q-10'>5 T 093Q-1~5 T uoo-uu r l23Q-1345 T 123o-131t5 T 1<\00-1515 T 140Q-·l5U T

KTCH 307 KTCH 307 KitH 307 KTCH 307 OPPA G020

HUNT 201t HUNT 201t KTCH 119 HUNT 2~ HUNT 201t HUNT 203 HUI!IT 2~ HUNT 203

BE KLANK JH CORRELL BE KLAHK JM CORRELL JM CORRElL 8E KLANK

1

\

·Of:PT CRS IIIIo DEPT No. CR T lTLE OF COURSE

228 NASC 125 060 MAN & NATURE-ENERGY

TERM SEC

009 010 ou 012

RO!IO

093o-1~5 UOQ-1215 123Q-1345 1<\00-1515 UOQ-11150 H

DAYS

TH Til Til Ttl

II f'

BlDG ROOM IIISTRUCTOR

IIUNT 20-l> HUNT 204 IIIJIIT 2~ HUI!IT 20it BPSV E050 OM ARI4STIIDNG

i'IF CUNDIFF

STUDENT MUST REGJSUR FOR A SECTION 001-004 PLUS SECTION 010

001 093Q-1~5 T TH 002 llOQ-121!1 T TH 003 l23Q-131t5 T TH

KTCH 307 KTCH 307 KTCH 307

OM ARIISTRONG JN CORRELL liE KLANK

SEC 003 IS OPEN TO HONORS STUDENTS ONLY OOit 1200-1500 T TH KTCH 305 D HAWKINS

SEC 004 !S FOR ELEMENTARY SCIICIIJL lEAtHERS QNL'If AND REQUIRES INSTRUCTOR PERMISSION

REC-MAN & NATURE-ENERG R010 0900-0950 N II F KTCH 307 OM ARIISiRilNG BE KLANK

228 NASt 323 030 HISTORY OF St!ENCE

228 NASC 910 l-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

JM CORRELL D HAWKINS

NEWTON TO EINSTEIN PREREQ l YR COLLEGE SCIENCE OR JNSTR CONSENT SAME AS PHIL 31t1

001 1100-1150 II W F HUNT ZOS A SAYVETZ HE SNllKI.ER

900 ARR

228 NASC 91t0 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR ~· SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL FORi'!.

!II. SOCIAL SCIENCE

230 S SC 140 030 81DGAAPHY AS SOCIETY

230. S •C 440 030 HERITAGE OF AllER IDEAS

·tlQll· FOR 900 SECTIONS SECURE A DEPARTHENTAL APPROVAL FORM.

230 S St 910 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

230 S SC 940 1-3 INDePENDENT STUDY

IV. CIS

130 tiS 280 030 THE NATURE OF LAW

Classics

001 0930-1~5 T TH KitH 219 PI MITTERLING

oo1 uoo-uso 11 w f ,IITCH zo6

900

900

ARR

ARR

00! 0900-D950 M W F 002 lODo-1050 II W F

HU'IS 255 HLNS 263

LG IIOONUI LG BOONJN

ifN§BAl ClASSICS IND GREEK DR lATIN REOUlREOI

!37 tlAS 101 030 THE STUDY Of WORDS

137 ClAS lOS 030 WORLD Of ANt GREEKS

137 CLAS 110 030 GRffK MYTHOLOGY

137 CLAS 111 030 HASTERP!fCE$-GREEK LIT

137 CLAS 210 030 ~OMEN IN ANTIQUITY

137 CLAS 361 030 RELIGIONS Of GREECE

137 tLAS lt02 030 ATHENS & GRK DEMOCRACY

131 CLAS _409 030 THE ROMAN EMPIRE

137 CLAS 411 030 GREEK AND ROHAN EPIC

137 CLAS 412 .030 GREEK & ROMAN TRAGEDY

001 HOQ-1150 II W f tHEM litO EA fREORlCKSMEr!ioj'

SANE AS HIST 105

001 llOQ-1215 T TH

001 123Q-1345 T TH

001 1400-1450 M W F

SAME AS WIIST 210

HLMS 252 RL HOHLFELOER

CHEH litO HO EVJEN

HLMS 199 Et KOPFI'

001 1400-lltSO II W F HLMS 201 JK KING

SAME AS PHil 361

001 llOQ-1215 T TH EDUC 136 WM CALDER

SAME AS ClAS 502, HlST 402/502

001 1100-1150 II W f .HAlf 103 HR RAWLINGS

SAME AS CLAS 509, HlST 409/509

001 14Do-1515 T TH HALE 103 RL HOHLFELDER

SAME AS CUS SU

001 lOOCI-1050 M W f KTCH 301

SAME AS CLAS 512

001 lOOQ-1050 H W F

137 CLAS ,•13 030 GREEK/ROMAN COMEDY/SAT SAME AS CLAS 513

EDUC 1~3

137 CLAS ~16 0~0 MYTH IN THE ARTS

137 CLAS lt25 030 ARCHAEDL ANCIENT EGYPT

137 CLAS 426 030 BIBLICAL.ARCHAEOLOGY

137 CLAS 427 030 PRE-CLAS ART & ARCHAEO

137 ClAS 430 030 ANCIENT CRIT!CJSH

137 CLAS 431 030 ETRUSCAN ART & ARCHAED

137 CLAS 502 030 ATHENS & GRK DEMOCRACY

137 tLAS 509 030 THE ROMAN EMPIRE

137 C.LAS 511 030 GREEK AND ROMAN EPIC

137 tLAS 512 030 GREEK & ROMAN TRAGEDY

.137 CLAS 513 030 GREEK/ROMAN COMEDY/SAT

137 CLAS 5·16 030 MYTH IN THE ARTS

137 tLAS ~25 030 ARCHAED ANCIENT EGYPT

001 !OOQ-1050 H W F DP G 41

PAEREQ HUll 101/102 0 6 HRS CLASSICS, OR INSTR CONSENT SliME AS CLAS 516, HUM ltl6, C LT lt8Z/582 "

001 1400-1515 T TH KTCH Z34 HE BARNES

SAME AS CLAS 525, ANTH ltlZ/532

001 0930-1045 T TH HlMS 81 SA AYAO

SAME AS CLAS 526, ANTH lt26/526

001 l!OQ-1215 T TH HLMS 81 SA AYAD

SAME AS CLAS 527, ANTH 427/527, FA H 4271527

001 093Q-104S T TH GUGG 201 TH T l.AVELI.A ev.;;,:

SAME AS CLAS 530

001 123Q-1345 T TH -eouc 136

SAME AS CLAS 531, ANTH 488/588t FA H 431/5~1

001 1100-1215 T TH fA NU5

SAME AS tlAS lt02, HIST 402/502

001 1100-1150 M W F HALE 10:11 HR RAWLINGS

SAME AS CLAS 409, HIST 4091509

001 1400-1515 T TH HALE 103 Rl HDHLFELOER

SAME AS CLAS ltll

001 lOOQ-1050 II W F KTCH 301

SAME AS tLAS · ltl2

001 1000-1050 II W f EDUC 143

SAME AS CLAS lt13

001 1000-1050 M W F DP G ltl

PREREQ HUH lOlll02o 6 HRS CLASSICS. OR JNSTR CONSENT SAME AS CLAS 416, HUM ltl6• C LT 48Z/58Z

001 140Q-1515 T TH KTCH 234 HE BARNES

SAME AS CLAS 425 r ANTH 4321532

001 093Q-l04S T Til IlLilS. 81 BA AVAD

DEPT,, CRS 110. DEPT NO.· CR TITLE OF COURSE

137 CLAS SZ6 030 BIBLICAL ARCHAEOLOGY

l37 CLAS 5ZT 030 PRE-CLJIS ART & ARCHAEO

137 CLAS 530 0.30 ANCIENT CRITICISM

137 CLAS 5.31 0.30 ETRUSCAN ART ' ARGHAEO

137 CLAS 9.30 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

1.37 CLAS 950 1-.3 GRAD t'NDEPENDENT STUDY \

137 CLAS 999 000 CANDIDATE FOR DEGREE

TERM SEC TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR

SAHE AS GLAS 4Zb• ANTH ~261526

001 UOG-1215 T TH HLNS 81 BA AYAO

SAME AS CLAS ~27o ANTH ~Z7/527t FA H 427/527

001 09.3G-10~5 T TH GUGG 201 JH TZAVELLA EVJEN

SAHE AS CLAS ~30

001 l23G-1~5 T TH EDUC 136

SANE AS CLAS 431, ANTH 488/588, FA H ~31/531

001 llOG-1215 T TH

900

900

900

AIIR

ARR

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f A N185

11. CLASSICAL PHILOLOGY

144 CLPH 609 0.30 AE HOUSMAN

146 CLPH 610 030 SEIUNAR

!I!I.U.• FOR 900 SECTIONS SECURE A DEPARTliENTAL APPROVAl. FOitl'lo

1~6 ClPH 700 4-6 MASTERS THESIS

146 CVH 800 G-8 DOCTORS THESIS

H8 GR

1~8 Glt

He GR

Ul. GREEK

101 OSQ BEGINNING GREEK

311 030 JNTERNeDlAlE GREEK

500 0.30 GRAD READING

lilli• FOR AU. 900 SECTIONS SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL FORM

bOO 010 ADV GRAO READING

930 1~3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

950 1"-3 GRAD lNDEPEIIDENT STUDY

IV. LATIN

1~9 LAT 101 050 BeGINNING LATIN

1~9 LAT 103 050 LATIN REVIEW

1~9 LAT 21! 030 INTERMEDIATE LATIN

149 LAT 311 030 LATIN PROSE

149 UIT 493 030 AGCEL BEGINNING LATIN

149 lAi 500 0.30 GRAD READING

149 LU 59.3 030 ACCEL BEGINNING LATIN

.t!lll£• FOR All 900 SECTIONS SECURE A DEP AR TNENTAL APPROVAl. FORM

1~9 LAT 600 010 ADV GRAD REAOING

1~9 LA T 930 l-3 I NOEPENDENT STUDY

1.. !.AT 950 1-3 GRAD INDEPENDENT STUDY

. Communication 150 COHn 102 030 PRJN OF tONMUN

liE C-PR IN Of CONMUN l

150 CONN 10.3 0.30 . PRIN Of tOMNUN Z

IIEC-PRIN Of 'CONMUN 2

150 CDMII 210 030 COMM & SOCIAL CHANGE

REC FOR tOMM & SOC CHG

UO tOIIII ZIO OZO tONM PIUNGIPLE$-INSTII

SANE AS ENGl. 609, C LT 60~

001 1500-1750 T

TOPit - TO BE ANNOUNCED

001

900

900

ARR

ARR

ARR

EDUC 330

001 090G-0950 NTioliHF KTCH 301

loiN CALDER

001 0900-0950 N W F EDUC 330 TH TZAVELLA EVJEN

TOPIC TO BE ANNOUNCED

001

900

900

900

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

001 lOOG-1050 MTWTHF tHEM 207 002 1300-1350 NTWTHF KTCH 301

FOR STUDENTS IIHH 2 YRS H S LATIN

001 UOG-1350 NTIITHF CHEM Z07

PREREQ LAY 101-102 OR 2 YRS Of HS LATIN

001 1300-1350 M W F ECON 205

001 110G-1Zl5 T TH EDUC 330

SANE AS LAT 593

001 UOG-1350 M II F KTCH 219 EA FREDRlCKSNEYER

TOPIC TO BE ANNOU~CED

001 ARR

SAllE AS LAT 49.3

001 1300-1350 N W F KTCH 219 EA FREDIUCKSMEYER

900

900

900

ARR

ARR

ARR

STUDENT !lUST REQUEST BOTH THE LECT AND A REt SECTION

001 ROOZ R003 R004 R005 R006 R007 R008 R009 R010 ROU R012 R013 ROl<O R015 ROll> ROll R018

140G-1<050 T OBOG-0850 M F 0800-0850 T TH OSOG-0850 T TH 0900-0950 M F 0900-0950 II F 0900-0950 T TH 1000-1050 M f 1000-1050 M F 1000-1050 T TH lOOG-1050 T TH 1100-1150 H F llOG-1150 M F UOG-1150 T TH U00-1150 T TH 130G-1.350 N f 1.300-1.350 T TH l40G-l't50 M F

tHEM HLMS HALE ECON HALE HALE HALE HALE HUIS SGYPI HAIN HALE EKLC SGYM MUEN HLMS HALE HALE

PREREQ COIIM 102 OR INSTR CONSENT

140 loU 303 205 105 303

7 105 141 302 209 105

H20.3 104

0156 255 105 105

TS FRENTZ

STUDENT MUST REQUEST THE LEtT AND A REC SECTION

001 R003 · 11004 Roos 11.006

150G-1550 w 0800-085 0 T T H 090G-0950 T TH 1500-1550 N F 0900-0950 T TH

GEDL HALE SGYN HALE MAIN

121 7

302 105 306

OK DARNELL

STUDENT IS REQUIRED TO REGISTER FOR BDTH A LECT AND A REC SECTION.

001 R002 R00.3 R004 ROOS R006 R007 ROO& R009 11.010 ROU ROlZ

HOG-1~50 TH 0800-0850 H W OBOG-0850 T TH 0900-0950 M II 090G-0950 T TH lOOG-1050 M lol lOOG-1050 T TH llOG-1150 " ~ U00-1150 T TH UOG-1350 T TH 1400-1~50 M W U00-1550 T TH

CHEN ECON HALE HLNS MAIN ECON KTCH OP G HALE HALE HALE HALE

FOI!. STUDENTS PLANNING TO ENTER PROfESSIONAl YEAR IN EDUCATION

1~0 .205 104 1~1 209 205 301

Z1 105 303 303 105

AE YAR&ROUGH

DEPT. .CRS NOo bEPT ~Oo CR TI Ti.E OF COURSE TIHE iJAYS . BLDG ROOM' tNSTiiUCTOR .

803 1ZOG-1Z50 N II 8~ , 160G-l650 T TH

HUllS 1~1 HLMS 1<01

NOTE. SECURE CONTROLLED ENROLLNE"NT CARO FROII SCHOOl OF EDUC, Rll ZH EOUC BLDG

150 CONN 260 030 lNTRO 80CASTING & fiLM

150 COHM 315 030 DISCUSSION

150 tOMN 320 030 ARGUMENTATiON

1 SO C:OHII 361 030 RADIO PROG & PRODUC

150 COliN 362 030

LAB-RADIO PROG & PROD

TV PRODUCUON l

LAII-TV PROOUCT ION l ~EC-TV PRODUCTION l

150 COMN 361 020 TV PRODUCTION Z

LAB FOR TV PROD 2

150 CONM 369 1-6 PROBS RADlo-TV-FllN

~· INTERNSHIPS. SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT tARO

001 153G-1645 T TH CHEll 1~0 SO HINERMAN

PREREQ SOPHo JR, OR SR STANDING

001· 080D-G915 T TH OOZ 093G-10~5 T TH 003 1100-1Zl5 T TH 0~ l~OG-1515 T TH

PREREQ JR STANDING

001 OIIOG-0915 T TH 002 0800-0915 T TH

PREREQ tONM 260

HALE 105 HALE 105 HALE 303 HLIIS 141

HLNS 1~1 HL.IIS 251

NOT TO liE TAKEN CONCURRENTLY WITH 362 SECURE tONTRDLLEil ENROLLMENT CARD FROM DEPT SAME AS JOUR 361

801 093G-10~5 T TH ECON 205 L810 ARR

STUDENT MUST REGISTER fOR lEt, LAB AND 1 REt PREREQ CONM Z60 OPEN ONLY TO CONN IIAJORS OR SENIORS MAY NOT BE TAKEN CONCUIIRENiLY WITH 3&1 SECURE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT CARO FROM DEPT SANE AS JOUR 362

801 1.802 11803 R8~ R805

T

1600-1650 T lZ00-1650 0900-1100 090G-ll00 0900•1100

PREREQ tOHN 362

TH

w TH

STAD 367 STAD 308 STAD 308 STAD 308 STAD 308

STUDENT !lUST REQUEST BOTH THE LEtT AND 1 LAB CHECK WITH DEPT BEfDRE REGISTERING SAME AS JOUR 36 7

001 150G-1650 w l002 0800-UOO T L003 OBOG-1100 W LOO. OBOG-1100 TH

PREREQ~INSTR CONSENT

STAD 367 58 JONES STAD 308 STAll 308 STAD 308

CHECK WITH DEPT BEfORE REGiSTERING SAME AS JOUR 369

801 ARR

HQ!£. FRESHMEN ARE NOT ELIGIBLE FOR ~00 LEVEl COURSES.

150 COMN 400 0.30 RHET AESTH DIN CONM

150 COMM ~15 0.30 PERSPECT ON HUNAN CONH

150 COHN ~19 l-6 COMM P~08S-INTERNSH1PS

PREREQ CONM 102 AND SR STANDING IN CONH OR RELATED FIELDS OR INSTil tONSEijT

001 110G-1Z15 1 TH

SANE AS CONI! 515 PREREQ SR STANDING

001 1100-lZlS N W


801 ARR

tONM 103 JH RUSHING

CONII 103 SB JONES

GA NATTER N2!S• SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT CARD

150 CONN 420 0.30 PERSUASION

150 COMN 421 030 PSYCH Of CONIIUNlCATlON

150 COHH 426 030 CONM AND CONFLICT

150 CONN 430 030 TCHG tCNN & THTR EDUC

150 'COHM 4.35 030 CREATIVE DRAMATICS

150 COHN 460 030 RADoTV STATION ORG/OPR

150 COHM 461 030 AOV RAO!O PRODUCTION

PREREQ JR/SR STANDING SeC 100 SAME AS CDMN 520

00! lOOG-1050 M W F 002 llOG-1150 M W F 100 1100-1215 T TH

HALE 303 HALE 303 HLMS 141 GA MATTER

PREREQ CDMM 102 AND JR STANDING oR INSTR CONSENT SANE AS tOMM 521

001 UOG-1.350 M W f HALE 303 DK DARNEll

PREREQ SENIOR STANDING SAME AS CONN 526 & C PS <Ol6

001 0930-1045 T TH HUIS 141 AE YARBROUGH

PREREQ 1 HRS CONN AND THTR AND INSTR CONSENT FOR PROFESSIONAL YEAR STUDENTS

001 1600-1830 T COMN 202 PA RHINE

PREREQ JUNIOR, SENIOR OR GRAD STANDING

001 0930-1045 T TH OOZ 1400-1515 T TH 003 1900-Zl30 W

HALE 303 HALE 303 HLMS l~l

PREREil COMM l60 AND !NSTR CONSENT SAME AS COIIM 560 1 JOUR 46~/5M CHECK WITH DEPT BEFORE REGISTERING

001 1230-1~5 " w STAD 36 7 HE Hlll..

PREREQ CONM 361 CHECK WITH DEPT BEFORE REGISTERING SAME AS JOUR %1

SOl ~· SECURE CONTROllED ENROLLMENT CARD FROM DEPT.

ARR HE HILL

150 COliN 46~ 030 .MASS MEDIA & SOCIETY

150 COHM 469 1-b PROBS IN RADlO/TVIFILN

NOTE. INTERNSHIPS. SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL -- CONTROllED ENRDLL'iEiiiT CARD

150 COMH 515 030 PERSPECT ON HUMAN CCNN

150 CONN 519 l-6 COHM PROSS-INTERNSHIPS

PREREQ SENIOR STANDING SAME AS COMM 564

001 1500-1730 "


COMM 103

CHECK WITH DEPT BEFORE REGISTERING SAME AS JOUR %9

801 ARR

SANE AS"COMM 415 PREREQ GRAO STANDING

SO HINERMAN

001 llOG-1215 M W COHN 103 S8 JONES

PREI\EQ lNSTR CONSENT ADVANCED SR OR GRAD STANDING

801 ARR GA MATTER ~· SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL CONTROLLED ENROI,LMENT CARD

150 COliN 520 030 PERSUASION

150 COIIM 521 030 PSYCH Of COMM

150 COliN sz• 030 SEII-DRGANIZATNI. COIIMUN

150 COMII 526 030 COliN AND CONFUCT

SAME AS toMM 4ZO SEC 100 PREREQ GRAO STANDING

100 llOG-1215 T TH

PREREQ GRAO STANDING SAME AS CONM ltZl

001 130G-1350 ll W F

PREREQ INSTil CONSENT

001 1530-1800 TH

SAllE AS CONM 426 PREREQ GRAD STANDING

HI.MS 141 GA MATTER

HAI.E 303 OK DARNELL

COHII lll3 GA MATTER

801 llOG-1150 II N 802 U00-1150 T TH

EDUC 1~3 EKU: 14203 16 001 0930-10~5 T ·TH HLMS 141 AE YARBROUGH

UO COIIM 560 030< RAD.TV STATION <ORG/OPR

150 COMII 564 030 MASS MEOlA & SOCIETY

150 COIIII 601 030 I NTRO GRAD WIJRK-COIIM

150 COP!N 619 030 QUALITATIVE RSCH NETHS

PREREQ COMM 29(1 AND INSTil<< ~NSENT CHECK WITH DEPT BEFORE REGISTERING SAME AS COIIM 460, JOUR 464/564

001 12<3G-l345 M W

GRAD STANDING REQUIRED SAME AS COMM 464

OQl 1500-1730 II

STAb 367 HE HILL

CCIIII 103 SO HINERMAN

PREREQ INSTil CONSENT OR GRAD STANDING

DOl l63D-l900 W CONM Z02 TS FRENTZ

PREREQ INSTR CONSENT AND GRAD STANDING

001 1530-1800 T l-6 COMII P,ROBS-INTERNSHI PS< < 801 ARR

l!!Q!!.• SECURE ,/1 DEPARTMENTAL CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT CARll

CO"H 103 JH RUSHING GA MATTER

FOR ALL 900 SECTIONS SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL AI'PROIIAL FORI! AND iNSTil. SIGNATURE.

!50 COMN 700 l-6 MASTERS THESIS

150 COI'IH 730 030 SCHOLARSHIP IN COliN

150 CONI! 800 0,..8 OOCTORS THESJS

900

001

900

l!!l!.!i• CONN 930, 935, 91t0 ARE UNDERGRADUATE LEVEL.

150 CONN 930 1-6 COI'IM INDEPENDENT STUDY

150 COHM 935 l-6 COMM EDUCATION INO ST

150 COHN 940 l-6 R-TV-Flll lNDEPEN STUDY

900

900

SAME AS JOUR 940

900

.!l!!li.• COMM 950, 954, 958 ARE MASTERS LE:VEL.

150 CONI! 950 1-6 COMMo 'INDEPENDENT STUDY

150 COP!II 954 1-6 CONN EDUCAHON 1 NO ST

150 COHN 958 1-6 R-TY-FLH INDEPEN STUDY

lSO COIIH 960 l-6 DOCTORAL IND STUDY

150 COMM 999 000 CANDIDATE FOR DEGREE

9j)O

900

SAME AS JOUR 958

900

900

900

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR.

ARR

ARR

ARR"

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

Communication Disorders and Speech Science

I. CONHUNICATION lliSOROERS

ltl tOSS 200 030 VOICE AND DICTION

RfC-VOICE AND DICTION

151 tOSS ZlO 030 INTRO CONN DISORDERS

U! CDSS 370 0.20 MANUAl. CO!INIJNJCAHON

lillU.• COURSE INCLUDES lECTURE AND LAS.

lSl CGSS ~50 040 SPEECH DISORDERS 1

l5l C~SS 4~9 010 DBSERV & COTHERAPY

151 CDSS ~70 030 AUDIOLOGY l

151 CDSS 501 010 PRIJFES &"LEGAL ISSUES

STUDENTS MUST REQUEST SEC 001 PLUS ONE REC

001 R002 R003 RO~ R005 R006

0830-0920 T TH 09DG-0950 M W lOOG-1050 M W UOo-1350 M W 1200,.1250 T TH 1300-1350 T TH

001 1100-1220 M W

001 1400-145() M W 002 1800-1950 T

PREREQ PHON 305, 308

DOl 090G-1045 T TH

PREREQ CDSS 450, 451 <

001 1300-1350 TH

PREREQ PHoN 305, 308

001 090G-0950 M W f

001 0800-0850 "

HLMS 934 HALE 934 934 HALE

211 BOilY

1 SDWY BOWY 104

A KEASLEY

HLMS 341 RS WEISS

HALE 1 HLHS 237

HALE 104 RS WEISS PR RAMIG

934 BDWY TL WEST

HALE 1 RH SWEETMAN

HALE 7 NW BOWLER

NOTE. STUilENTS WISHING TO REGISTER FOR CDSS 552, CLEFT PALATE, NUST REGISTER THRU THE DENVER tAMPUS.

151 tDSS 554 020 flUENCY IHSOROERS

151 CDSS 556 030 APHASIA/REL LANG DISOR

151 COSS 567 020 METH SP PATH APPRAIS

151 t.OSS 570 030 CONSERV HRNG SCH & !NO

151 COSS 574 OZO SEM-ASSESS OF HEARNG 1

151 CDSS 580 020 SPCHRDG AND AUD TRNG

151 CDSS 609 1-2 PROBS IN CDSS

151 CllSS 651> 1-3 MASTERS PRAtTICUII

151 tOSS 657 1-3 PRAC 1-SP PATH APPRAIS

PREREQ CDSS 450/451

001 1300-1500

PREREQ COSS 450/451

001 lOOG-1250 W

PREREQ CDSS 450,c 451

001 0800-1045 T

PREREQ CDSS 470, 471

F HALE 7 PR RAMIG

93ft BDWY HR HC NEIL

934 BDWY

tOREQ CDSS 6 76 FOR 1 HR CREDIT _

001 140G-l545 w 93~ BDWY Rf KRUG

PREREQ tOSS 471 COURSE INCLUDES LECTURE ANO LAB

001 l33G-l645 M 934 BDWY RH SWEETMAN A KEASLEY

COREQ CDSS 678 FOR HR CREDIT

001 1530-1715 t: 934 BDWY RF KRUG

900 ARR

900 ARR JS WilN.~R

PREREQ COSS 567 STUOENTS MUST RESERVE 83G-1700 THURSDAYS FOR CLASS MEETING AT 930 BROADWAY

900 NOTE. IN ADDITION TO APPRAISAL HilES A ONE HOUR -- PLANNING IIEETING WILL BE ARRANGED.

ARR RJ SWEETI'IAN

151 tOSS 658 1-3 PRAC 1-SP PATH REKED

151 CDSS &59 lt-8 INTERN-PUB SCH SP CORR

Ul CllSS 669 ft-8 PUC Z-SP PATH !NT ERN'

151 CDSS 676 1-'-3 PRAC 1-CONSERV HRNG .!~JUS• SUBJECT TO GRAD SCHOOl. APPROVAL.

151· CDSS 6771 1-3 PRAC l-AUD AI'PRUS"Al

PREREQ CDSS 469o CliNICIANS MUST MEET TUES, llOQ-1230 AT 934 BROADWAY PRE-SCHOOL CLINICIANS MEET FRI, 1100-1250 AT PRE-SCHOOL

900

900

900

900

PREREQ tOSS "71

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

RH SWEETMAN

NW BOWLER

NW BOWLER

RF KRUG

·CLINICIANS MEET liON 1100-1230, 924 BDWY

900 901

ARR ARR

RH SWEETMAN A KEASLEY

DEPT CR TITLE OF COURSE

151 CDSS 678 1-3 PRAC l-AUD REliED

151 C~SS 689 lt-8 PRAC 2-AUD INTERN

151 tOSS 698 1-4 SEH-DEPT RESEARCH

151 tOSS 700 l-It MASTER.S THESIS

151 CDSS 794 020 DOCTORAL PRACTICUI'I

151 CDSS 795 020 PRAC 3-CLINIC SUPERV

151" CDSS 796 020 PRAC. 4-CLINJC ADMIN

151 COSS 797 020 PRAC 5-RSCH COORD

151 CDSS ,798 020 PRAC 6-CLASS INSTR

151 tOSS BOO o-a DOCTORS THESIS

151 tOSS 910 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY NQ!5. FOR LOWER DIVISION UNDERGRADUATES.

151 CDSS 940 l-3 INDEPENOENT STUDY NOTE. FOR UPPER DIVIS!IJN UNDERGRADUATES.

.!l!!li.• CJSS 950, 951, AND 952 ARE FOR MA LEVEL STUDENTS.

151 CDSS 950 1-4 lND ST-SPtH-LANG PATH

151 CDSS 951 l-4 IND STUDY-AUDIOLOGY

151 COSS 952 1-4 IND ST-LANG/LEARN DIS

TERM SEC TIME CAYS

PRERfQ COSS 471 CLINICIANS MUST MEET TUESo llOG-1230 AT 924 BOWY

900 901,

900 901

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900,

900

900

900

ARR ARR

ARR ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

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RF KRUG A KEASLEY

NW BOWLER RF KRUG

~· CDSS 96G-963 ARE FOR PH 0 LEVEL STUDENTS.

151 COSS 960 l-4 !NO ST-SPCH/LANG PATH

151 CDSS 961 l-It IND STUDY-AUDIOLOGY

151 COSS 962 l-4 !NO ST-LANG/LEARN DIS

151 COSS 963 l-4, IND ST-SPEECH SCIENCE

151 CDSS 999 000 CANDIDATE FOR DEGREE

900

900

900

900

900

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARII

ARR

FOR LEARNING DISABILITIES COURSES, SEE .IJENVER CAMP~S SCHEDULE.

ll. PHONETICS

152 PHON 304 030 GENERAL PHONETICS

152 PHON 306 010 EXPER PHONETICS l

152 PHON 407 OZO ARTICUlATORY PHONETICS

152

152

PHON

PHON

408 ozo

507 020

INTERMEDIATE PHONETiCS<

ARTICULATORY PHONETICS

152 PHON 508 020 EXPER PHONETICS 2

@!£.• FOR ALL 900 SEC T1 ONS SECURE A DE PAR THEIIITAL APPROVAL.,f.QI\14.

152 PHON 617 1~3

152 PHON 717 !-3 PRACHCUM 2-PHONET ICS

152 PHON 9l0 1-3 !NO ST-SPEECH SCIENCE NOTE. fOR LOWER 01 VISION UNDERGRADUATES.

152 PHON 940 l-3 INO ST-SPEECH SCIENCE .t!Q!!• FOR UPPER 01 VISION UNDERGRADUATES.

152 PHON 950 l-3 INO ST-SPEECH SCIENCE NOTE. FOR MA LEVEL STUDENTS

152 PHON 960 l-It JND ST-SPEECH SCIENCE NOTE. FOR PH D lEVEL STUOENTS

FOR MAJORS AND NON-MAJORS SAME AS ENGt 380

001 1000-1050 M W f GUGG 205 NW BOWLER

001

SAME,.AS PHOII, 507

001 lOOO-U45

ARR

F HALE

001 ARR

SAME AS PHON 407

001 1000-1145

PRE REQ PHON .308

001 1000-1145

900

900

900

900

900

F HALE

i NSTR GONSENT

TH HALE

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

1

7

7

NW BOWLER

Comparative literature

154 C LT lt37 030 THE POUND ERA

154 C LT 442 030 BEOkUlf/CHANSON DE ROL

154 C l T '>82 030 MYTH IN THE ARTS

15ft. t l T 484 030 PH<ILOSOPHY & LIT

l51t C LT . 537 030 THE POUND ERA

154 C LT 542 030 BEOWULF/CHANSON DE ROL

154 C LT 582 030 MYTH IN T.HE ARTS

154 C LT 584 030 PHILOSOPHY & UT

!54 C LT 585 030 LAW & LITERATURE

154 C LT 604 030 AE HOUSMAN

!!!Q!!.· FOR ALL 900 SECTIONS SECURJ ·A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL FORM.

154 C LT 700 4-6 MASTERS THESIS

154 C LT 800 ()-8 DOCTORS THESIS

154 C LT 950 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY ..

154 C LT 999 000 I:ANDIDATE FOR DE(;REE

SAME AS C LT 537, ENGL 642

001 1500-1750 M

SANE AS C LT 542, ENGL 611

MAIN 109 GK HOWE.

001 1400-1450 PI W F LIBR 4248 EP NOUN OC BAKER

SAME AS C LT 58lo ClAS 416, HUH 416

001 140G-1515 T TH KTtH ~34 HE BARNES

SAME AS ENGL 4'o0, PHIL 4 73

001 1100-1215 T TH HLMS 263 JP KIMBLE

SAME AS C LT 437, ENGL 642

001 1500-1750 "

SAME AS C LT 442; ENGL 611

IIAIN 109 GK HOWE

001 1400-1450 1'1 W F UBR 4248 EP NOLAN DC BAKER

SAME AS C lT 482, CLAS 416, HUM ~16

001 1400-1515 T TH KTCH 234 HE BARNES

SAME AS t LT 484, ENGL 440, PHIL 473

001 1100-1215 T TH

SAME AS HUll 418, ENGL 58Z

001 1400-1515 T TH

SAME AS CLPH 609, ENGl 609

HLMS 263 JP KlMBLE

KTtH 235 RJ SCHOECK

001 1500~1750 T EDUC 330 WH CAlDER

900

900

900

900

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- -- $t rt_t: :n"; It-TITLE llF COURSE

Computer Science Wil£• Fill! i.HEIIATURE SEARCH AND BIBliOGRAPHIC iNSTRUC.TION

!N THE SCIENCES AND EHG!NEEIU~M;, SEE Bliii.JOGRAPHY 403

1!16 c s I~O 030 ELEM PROG-SCIENTISTS

156 t S 210 030 FUNDAMENTAlS l

156 c s 290 030

REt-FUNDAMENTAlS 1

~UNDAMENT AI.S 1 REt-FUNDAMENTALS

HONORS-FUND COMPUTING

REC-HONili!S FUND COHPUT

310 040 fUNDAMENTALS 2

REt-FUNDAMENTALS 2

156 C S 401 030 JNTRO PROG LANG & PROC

REt-!NTRO PROG LANG

156 C S 413 030 ADV flN!TE MATH 1

15o C S ~45 030 CAT.A STRUCTURES

PREREQ HS ALGEBRA

010 uoo-121s r TH RAllY 104

PREREQ 3 YRS HS HATH INCLUDING TRiG OR MATH 110 OR 102 OR DEPT CONSENT

010 ROll 11012 ROU R014 R015 11016 R017 R018

020 R021 R022 R023 R024 R025 R026 R027 R028

1230-1345 T TH oeoo-oaso F 090o-0950 F lZOo-1250 F U00-1150 f oaoo-osso 11 1100-1150 M uoo-uso 11 0900-0950 II

160o-1650 I! W F 1000-1050 I! uoo-1zso 11 1400-1<050 .M 150o-1550 T uoo-uso T 090o-0950 w lOOo-1050 W 1300-1350 ·II

DPPA G030 ECCR 2-30

, ECCR 2-30 ECCR 2-30 ECCR 2-30 ECCR 2-30. ECCR 2-30 ECCR 2-30 ECCR 2-30

BPSY E050 ECCR 2-30 ECCR 2-30 ,fCCR 2-3.0 ECCR 2-30 ECCR 2-30 ECCR 2-30 ECCR 2-30 ECCR 2-30

W RIDDLE

ACCELERATED VERSION OF C S 210 FOR STUDENTS WITH STRONG APTITUDE OR EXPERIENCE. MUST SECURE

'CONTROLLED. ENROLLMENT CARD FROM OEPARTHENT.

810 R8U R812 R813 R81~

UOQ-1550 .M ld F 0900-0950 TH 1000"" !050 TH uoo-uso r 1300-1350 T

PREREQ CS 210

010 1530-1645 T TH ROll 130o-1350 f R012 oeoo-oaso TH ROl3 1100-1150 TH R014 lOOo-1050 F R015 130o-1350 TH R016 0800-0850 W R017 llOo-11§0 W R018 140o-1450 kl R019 1400-1450 F ROZO lZOo-1250 TH R021 090D-Q950 T ROZZ lOOo-1050 T

PREREQ C S 310

010 ROU R012 R013 ROl<O

1400-1515 T TH 150o-1550 M 0800-0850 T uoo-uso w 150o-1550 w

RAMY ECCR ECCR ECCR ECCR

10~ 2-30 2-30 2-30 2-30

BPSY E050 ECCR 2-30 ECCR 2-30 ECCR 2-30 ECCR 2-30 ECCR 2-30 ECCR 2-30 ECCR 2-30 ECCR 2-30 ECCR 2-30, ECCR 2-30 ECCR 2-30 E&CR 2-30

ECCR 2-26 ECCR 2-30 ECCR 2-30 ECCR 2-30 ECCR 2-30

R SCiflABEl

L FOSDICK

GARY

PREREQ 1 SEMESTER CALC, C S 2~0

001 1100-1215 T TH BUS 201 l DSTERWEll

.!I.IW.·

PREREQ C S 3l0 OR E E 351

001 lZOo-1250 14 W F

FOR CS 453,ASSE14BLY LANG PROG• STUOENTS

BUS 301

SHOULD REGISTER FOR E E 453.

156 C S 465 030 INTER NUMER ANALYSIS PREREQ A M 236 OR MATH 313 EQUIVALENT TO MATH 465

001 1100-1150 M W F BUS 201 R SCHNABEL

156 C S 546 030 THEORY OF AUTOMATA 001 1000-1050 II W F ECNT 1~04 A EHRENFEUCHT

.!I.IW.• FOR CS 553, FUND CDNCEPTS PROG LANG, STUDENTS MUST REGISTER FOR E E 553.

ASo C S 557 030 OPERATING SYSTEMS

156 C S 558 030 ARTifiC~AL INTEll

156 t S 560 0:10 NUIIER!CAL ANAl\' 1

156 C S 562' 030 NUll SOL INH VALUE PRB

lS6 C S Sill 030 DATA IIGT & FILE SYS

156 C S 582 030 SOFTWARE ENGINEERING

~· AVAILABLE VIA ACE PROGRAM

156 C S 583 030 SYSTEMS PROGRAMMING

156 t S 584 030 SOFTWARE DEVEL WKSHP

156 C S 6U 030 TOPICS~ROG UNGUAGES

156 C S 6!5 030 SEll-ALGORITHMS CDMPLEX

~· Filii ALL 900 SECTIONS SECURE A OEPARTHEHTAL APPROVAL FORM

156 C S 700 1-4 MASTERS THESIS

156 C S 701 030 MASTERS REAOING OPTIDN

156 C S 710 030 OQCiORAL SEMINAR

15& C S 800 Q-8 DOCTORS THESIS

156 C S 920 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

156 C S 9~0 1-3 iNDEPENDENT STUDY

156 C S 950 1-3 INOEPENDENT STUDY

156 C S 999 000 CANDIDATE FOR DEGREE

001 l23o-U45 i TH ECNT 1-04

PREREQ CS 210 AND CS <001

001 130Q-U50 M W F ECCR 1-28 A EHRENFEUCHT

PREREQ MATH 230, MATH 313, AND tS 210 SAME AS MATH 560

001 0930-1045 T TH

PREREQ C S 465 OR C S 560

001 1100-1215 T TH

PREREQ CS 4~5

001 loOo-1715 M W

ECCR. G-36 L FOSDICK

ECST Q-03 J GARY

EtCR 1-07 P ZEIGER

PREREQ ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE PROGRAMMING

001 1400-1515 T TH ECCR o-12 L OSTERWElL

PREREQ C S OR E E <053 OR EQUIV

001 uoo-uso M w f ECNT z-os

PREREQ C S 582

001 093o-1045 T TH

PREREQ I NSTR CONSENT

001 llOo-1215 T TH ECCR 1-24

001 1400-1~50 M W F ECCR 1-28

900

001

001

900

900

900

900

900

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

Conflict and Peace Studies Ull C I'S 245 030 SOC PSY OF SOC PROBS

158 C PS 270 030 INTERNATIONAL VIOLENCE

158 C PS 426 030 COMM AND CONFLICT

PREREQ PSY 100. 203 OR 20<0 SAME AS PSY 245

001 1200-1250 H W F GEOL 121

SAME AS P SC 270

001 153Q-1645 T TH HALE 103

SAME AS COMM 426

158 C P S <029 030 ALTEJIN IIRLO .fUTURES

158 C PS 467 030 MILITARY IN POLITICS

158 C PS 940 1-3 lNOEPENCENT STUDY NOTE. SECURE A DEPARIIENTAL APPROVAl FORM

Dance !i!!ll· SEE DEPT OF THEATRE ANO DANCE

Economics

163 ECON 152 030 ECON HISTORY Of U S

163 ECON 201 030 PRINCIPLES OF ECON 1

163 EtON 202 030 PRINCIPLES Df ECON 2

163 ECON 381 030 !NTRO TO ECON STAT

163 ECON' 407 030 iNTERNED MICRO THRY

163 ECON 408 030 INTER14EO MACRD THRV 2

163 ECON <011 030 MONEV & BANKING

163 EtON 421 030 PUBLIC FiNANCE

163 ECON 425 030 URBAN ECONOMICS

163 ECON 4~1 030 INTERNATIONAL TRAOE

163 ECON 442 030 INTERNATIONAL fiNANCE

163 ECON 451 030 ECON0141t HIST Of EURO

163 ECON 4~3 030 NATURAL RESOURCE ECON

163 ECON 411 030 CDMP ECDN SYSTEMS

163 ECON 476 030 ECDN OF PUBLIC SERV

163 ECON ~ 77 030 ECDN OEII-THRY & PROBS

163 ECON 480 030 JNTRO TO IIATH ECilN

163 ECON 487 030 ECON DEV LATIN AME,R

SAME AS !' SC 429

001 1530-1800 w KTCH 235

SAME AS P SC 467

001 1000-1050 M W F KTtH· 117 SR FITCH

900 ARR

001 130o-1350 M W F ECON 2 A OWEN

OPEN TO FRESHMAN WITH ESTIMATED PROBABILITY OF ZoO AVERAGE-SOl OR ABOVE RECITATIONS TO. BE ARRANGED

010 030 050 070 090 130 150 no 190 200

1"'00-1515 T TH uoo-uso N w F oaoo-osso M w F lZOo-1250 II W F 1530-1645 T TH 1Z3o-U<O!i T TH 1230~1345 T TH 150o-1550 H W F noo-uso 11 w F UOO-U50 )I W F

RECiTATIONS TO BE ARRANGEO

010 1100-1215 T TH 030 1500-1550 " w f 050 1500-1550 M W F 070 l!Oo-1215 T TH

001 1000-1050 M W F 002 090o-0950 M W F

001 1400-1<050 II W F 002 130o-1350 II W F

oo1 0930-10~5 r rH· 002 llOo-1150 M W F

SAME AS ECDII! 511

001 140o-l450 M W F

SAME AS ECON 521 ,

001 1000~1050 II W F

SAME AS ECON 525

001 1400~1515 T TH

SAME AS ECON 541

EOUC GEOL GUGG CHEN HLMS EDUC CHEN DPPA EDUC EOOC

220 121 201 140 201 220 132

G030 220 220.

HLMS 199 EOUC zzo' BPSY E050 EOOC 220

BPSV 46 ECON U7

ECON U7 ECON 117

ECON 13 ECON 13

BW POULSON

RA ZUBROW 1 MORR!SSETT

J POWELSON

8 UOIS PE GRAVES JM OOWUNG

J LILLYDAHL f HSIAO

N SCHROCK

F GLAHE

ECON 13 T MOTT

ECON 117 N SCHROCK

ECON 119

001 l50Q-1S50 M W F ECON 117 CW MC GUIRE

001 1400-1515 T TH ECDN F GLAHE

SAME AS ECON 551

001 1530-1645 T TH ECON 117 J POWELSON

SAME AS ECON 553

001 UOO-U50 M W F ECON UT

SAME AS ECON 571

001 OSOo-0915 T TH ECON 117 CW 14C GUIRE

SAME AS ECON 576

001 090o-0950 M 14 F ECON U II VOROON

SAME AS ECON 517

001 140o-Ul5 T TH EtCH ZOS RW El NAI.lAKH

PREREQ MATH 107-108 OR EQUIV AND ECON Z01-Z02 SAH E AS ECON 580

001 1100-1215 T TH ECON 117 002 150~1550 II W F ECON 13 F HSIAO

SAME AS ECON 587

001 1400-1515 T TH ECON U 7 J POWELSON

163 ECDN 498 030 ECON HONORS PROGRAM 80l l60o-l745 W ECON 16 J ULLYOAHL ~Q!l• SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT CARD.

163 .ECON 507 030 APPLIED ECON THEORY

163 ECON SU 030 IIDNEY & BANKING

001 U00-1215 T TH

SAME AS ECON 411

ECON 119

001 l40o-1450 M Ill F ECON U T MOTT

163 ECON 521 030 PUBLIC FINANCE SAME AS ECON 421

001 lOOo-1050 M W F ECDN 117 N SCHROCK

163 ECON 525 030 URBAN ECONOMICS SAME AS ECON ~25

001 1400•1515 T TH ECON Ul!

163 ECON 541 030 INTERNATIONAL TRADE SAME AS ECON 441

001 1500-1550 M W F ECON Ul Cll IIC GUIRE

163 ECON 54Z '030 INTERNATIONAL FINANCE SAME AS ECON 442

001 l40o-1515 T TH ECON 13 F GLAHE

163 ECON 551 030 ECONOIIIC HI ST OF EURO SAME AS ECON <051

001, 153o-1645 T TH ECON U 7 J POWELSON

163 ECON 5'53 030 NATURAL RESOURCE ECON SAME AS ECON 453

oo1 uoo-uso M w F ECON 117

163 ECON 571 030 COIIP ECON SYSTEMS SAME AS ECDN 471

001 0800-0915 T TH ECON U 7 CW MC GU ~RE

163 ECON 576 030 ECON OF PUBLIC SeRV SAME AS ·ECON 476

001 0900-0950 M W F ECON l3 W Y OROON

163 ECON 577 030 ECON DEII-THRY & PROBS SAME AS ECON 477

001 1<000-1515 T TH ECON 205 RW El MALLAKH

11>3 ECON 580 030 INTRO TO MATH ECON SAME AS ECON ,ao

ECON 117

001 0930-1045 T TH HLMS 141 AE YARBROUGH 18 001 1100-1215 T TH 002 1500-1550 M W F ECON 13 F HS !AO

TJ:rL.E OF COURSE

163 £CON 587 030 ICON DEV LATIN A~

163 ECON 600 030 HIST Of £CON THOUGHT

163 ECON 601 030 MICRO EtON THEORY

163 ECON 602 030 NACRD ECON THEORY

TERI! SEt TJI![

SAAE AS Ealfl 487

001 1400-1515 ,f TH

001 D93G-1045 T TH

001 lOOG-1050 M II F

001 .1..00-1515 T TH

ECON 117 J PO~LSON

ECON 119

ECON 119

ECON 2 IIDTT

163 ECON 607 030 NATH ECON-STAT!CS 001 1100-1150 M W F ECON 119 F HSIAO

163 ECON 621 030 SEN-PUBLIC FINANCE 001 l60G-1715 " w ECON 119 RA ZUBROW

163 ECON 625 030 URBAN & REGIONAl ECON

163 ECON 641 030 SEM-INTERNATIONL TRADE

163 ECON 653 030 SEN-NATL RES ECONOMICS

163 ECON 677 030 ECON PLAN & DEV

001 090G-0950 H W F ECON 119 PE GRAVES

001 080G-0850 M II _.F ECON 119 CW Mt GUIRE

001 1400-1450 M W F ECON 2 Cll HOllE

163 ECON 691 030 WATER RESOURtE DEV/NGT

l'lll.U.• FOR All 900 SECTIONS SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAl FORN

163 ECON 700 ~6 MASTERS THESIS '

163 ·ECON 711 030 ADV MONETARY THEORY

163 ECON 783 030 SEM-ECONONETRICS

163 EtON 800 0-8 DOCTORS THESIS

163 ECON 910 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

163 EtON 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

163 ECON 950 l-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

163 EtON 960 1-6 INDEPENDENT STUDY

163 EtON 999 000 CANDIDATE fOR DEGREE

English I. ENGLISH

001 15SG-1645 T TH

001 130~1350 M W F

900 ARR

001 l.gl0-2045 H II

001 l80G-1915 M W

900.

900

900

900

900.

900

ARR

.ARII

ARR

ARR

ti!l!.li·

All MAJORS MUST COMe TO THE DEPT TO BE ADVISED DURING THE WEEK DF PREREGISTRATION. STUDENTS CONTEMPLATING AN ENGLISH MAJOR, ESPECIALLY THOSE HAVING. ADVANCED PLACEMENT CR~OIT OR HAVING TAKEN ENGLISH 100-101• NUST CONSUlT WITH THE DEPARTMENT BEFORE TAKING ANY' FURTHER LOWER DIVISION COURSES. EXPOSITORY WRITING COURSES ARE OFFERED UNDER THE AUSPICES Of THE CDllEGE EXPOSITORY WRITING PROGRAM !CfWPI. SEE ARTS AND SCIENCES.

l'!!ru,· FOR EXPOSITORY WRITING COURSE IN HUMANITIES SEE A & S USHNG 101.

112 ENGL 119 030 lNTRO CREATIVE WRITING 001 002 003 004 005 006 007 008 009 010 ou 012 013 014 015 016 011 018 019 020

OBOG-0915 0800-0915 OBOG-0915 oaoo~o915 093G-l045 093G-1045 0930-1045 093G-1045 0930-1045 093G-1045 1100-1215 1100-1215 1100-1215 1100-1215 l23D-1345 1230-1345 123G-1345 123G-1345 123G-1345 123G-1345

T TH T Tli T TH T TH T TH T TH T TH T TH 1 TH T TH T TH T TH T TH T TH T TH T TH T TH T TH T TH T TH

172 ENGL 120 030 INTRO TO FICTION 001 0800-0850 M W F 002 090G-0950 II W f 003 090G-09S 0 M W F 004 lOOG-1050 M W F OOS UOO-H50 H W f 006 lZOG-1250 M II F 007 1200-1250 M W F 008 llOG-1350 M W F 009 140G-l450 M W F 010 0800-0915 T TH 011 093G-1045 T TH 012 0930-1045 J TH 013 llOD-1215 T TH 01~ 123G-1345 T TH 801 1400-1515 T TH

.!:i!l:ll.• SECURE CONTROllED ENROLlMENT CARD FOR SEC 801.

l 72 ENGL 130 030 I NTRO TO !!IlANA

172 ENGL 140 030 I NTRO TO POETRY

172 ENGL 198 030 INTRO TO ENGL STUDIES

172 ENGL 200 030 tRITICAL WRITING

SANE AS THTR Ul

001 090G-0950 II W F 002 llOG-1150 M W F 003 1230-1345 T TH

001 002 003

1300-1350 II W f UOG-1215 T TH 123G-1345 T TH

001 090G-0950 M W f 002 UOD-1350 II W F 003 093G-l045 T TH 004 llOG-1215 T TH 005 1230-1345 T TH

PREREQ ENGL 198

ECON 205 RW fl HALLAKH

ECON 119 CW HOWE

HLMS 211 ill SCHRDC K

ECON 119 JM DOWLING

COTT HLMS CHEll HLMS CHEM CHEM CHEN CHEM CHEM HLMS tHEM CHEll CHEM CHEM CHEll CHEN CHEM CHEM EDUt EDut

HLMS HLMS HLMS HALE HLMS HLHS HLMS HlMS HLMS HLMS EDut HLMS HLMS HlMS HLMS

104 191 208 104 208 115 307 308 309 341 208 306 307 308 30b 307 308 309 138 143

181 193 285 103 285 285 191 191 181 145 155 287 201 191 193

HUIS 237 HLMS · 287 HLMS 193

HLMS 193 HLMS 285 HLHS 287

HLHS 287 con 104 HlMS 285 HU4S 287 HLHS 285

BD BASSOFF JW DOHALD

JK FOLSOM JK FOLSOM

Jl MURPHY

AM BOARDMAN LW BRILL JH WRENN

RL WI DNANN

HE NELSON JK BROWN Vf GRILlO

NOM-MAJORS IIUST HAVE DEPT CONSENT

172 ENGl 202 030 INTRO POETRY WORKSHOP

001 090G-D950 M Ill F 002 120G-1250 M W F 003 140G-1450 M W F 004 0930-1045 T TH 005 1400-1515 T TH

HLIIS lO't HLMS 104 HlMS 104 COTT 104 CHEM 208

GB KINNEAYV HJ BROWN JH CROUCH R RABINOVITZ JR KINCAID

PREREQ FOR ENGL 202 & 205 lS GRADE Of A OR 8 IN ENGl 119 OR INSTR CONSENT SECURE DEPARTMENTAl CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT CARDS.

801 0930-1045 T TH 802 UOD-1215 T TH 803 140G-l645 T

HLMS 104 HlMS 104 HLMS 104

JH WRENN PF Ml CH.ELSON SH JUHASZ

172 ENGL 205 030 INTRO fiCTION WORKSHOP 801 llOG-1215 T·TH 802 140G-l515 T T'H 803 150G-1750 w

~· SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL CONTROLLED eNROLLMENT CARD.

con 104 COTT 104 COTT lOit

PH PERERA liD KRYSl

172 ENGL 220 030 MODERN SHORT STORY

172 ENGL 222 030 INTRO TO FOLKLORE

172 ENGL 230 030 !NTRO IO THEATRE

172 ENGL 252 030 MASTERWRKS DF BRIT LIT

172 ENGL 253 030 MODERN AND CONTEHP LIT

H2 ENGL 260 030 GREAT BOOKS

17Z ENGL 261 030 GRfAJ BOOKS

001 090G-0950 M W f ooz uoo-uso M w F 003 l20G-1250 II W F 004 llOG-1215 T TH 005 123G-1345 T TH 006 l4D0-1515 T TH

001 1400-1515 T TH

SAME AS THTR 270

001 0900-0950 M W F

001 1230-1345 T TH

001 090G-0950 M W F 002 1100-1215 T TH 003 1400-1515 T TH 004 1530-1645 T TH

DP G 41 HLMS 237 HLMS 181 HLMS 185 HLMS 185 RAMY 104

R STEINER

GB KINNEAW

t MAJOR c MAJOR PF 111 CHEL SON

HLMS 145 IIJ PRESTON

THTR

HLNS

109

137

HLNS 185 EDut 138 HlMS 181 HLMS 181

0 YANG

J MEYERS SM GOLDFARB R RABINOVHZ R RABINOVITZ

CLOSED TO THOSE HAVING CREDIT 1N HUM 101-102

001 0900-0950 M W f 002 1000-1050 M W F 003 uoo-uso M 1o1 F 004 1200-1250 M W F 005 130G-l350 II W F 006 0800-0915 T TH 007 0930-1045 T TH 008 llOG-1215 T TH 009 1i30-1345 T T H

HUIS 191 HUIS l85 HLMS 185 HLNS 185 HlMS 185 HUIS 185 tHEM 140 JE RIVERS HlMS 191 JE RIVERS HLMS 181

CLOSED Tp THOSE HAVING CREDIT IN HUM 101-102

001 1300-1350 II II F HLMS 181 HJ KANE

DEPT CRS ItO• DEPT 11.0• CR TJTU OF COURSE

172 ENGL 267 030 MORN & CONTEN AMER LIT

172 ENGL 270 030 JNTRO TO AfRICAN-LIT

112 EN6L 272 030 SURY AFR-AMER LIT l

TERM SEC DAYS

002 UG0-1215 l Til 003 1400-1515 l Til

001 lOOG-1050 H 1!1 F 002 130G-13SO M W F 003 D93G-1045 T TH 004 123D-:134S T TH

001 09DG-D950 M II f 002 llOD-1215 T TH

SAME- AS· IILST 260

001 093G-1045 T TH

SANE AS BLST 232

001 llOG-1215 T TH

BLDG ROOM lNSTRUCTOR

IIlilS 193 III.R$ 185 C S IIIUGIIT

III.RS 13T HtMS 137 HlNS 131 IIH BUllliAilll HI.IIS 145 JN GRAHAM

IlLilS 137 CH NILOH HLIIS 237

NUEN 0156 WD SAMUELS

CHEM 23 WO SAMUELS

172 ENGl 276 030 NATIVE AMER IN AM LIT

172 ENGL 281 030 INTRO ENGLISH GRAMMAR

001 lZOG-1250 1>1 II F HLNS U3 SJ SCARBERRY

001 1100-1150 II lrl F HLMS 191 LA MOSKO\IIT 002 14D0-151S T Til HLPIS !91 LM BEU

001 UOG-1250 M W F HLMS 237 RL WIDMANN 172 ENGL 290 030 SHAKESPEARE-MAJORWORKS

172 ENGL 291 030 LIT & VISUAL ARTS 001 0930-1045 T TH HLNS 193 GS NORVIG

172 ENGL 292 030 VARIETIES OF COMEDY 001 1000-1050 H W F HLMS 285 Al Kl STNER

~· COMPLETION Of 24 SEMESTER HRS COLLEGE CREOIT IS REQUIRED FOR All 300 lEVEl COURSES.

WllS.• FOR ENGl 302 AND 3050 STUDENTS MUST SUBMIT MANUSCRIPTS ANO SECURE DEPARTMENTAL CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT CARDS. THESE COURSES NAY EACH BE TAKEN THREE TiMES.

172 ENGL 302 030 INTERNED POETRY WKSHOP

172 ENGL 305 030 INTERNED FICTION WKSHP

172 ENGL 315 030 REPORT WRITING

172 ENGL 326 030 WOllEN WRITERS

112 ENGL 350 030 SURVEY OF BRITISH LIT

172 ENGL 351 030 SURVEY Of BRITISH LIT

172 ENGl 365 030 SURVEY AMERICAN liT l

172 ENGL 366 030 SURVEY AIIERJCAN LIT 2

172 ENGl 380 030 GENERAL PHONETICS

172 ENGL 382 030 STUDIES IN LANGUAGE

801 1230-1345 T TH

801 1230-1345 T TH

PREREQ ~R STANDING

001 0900-0950 M W F 002 lZOG-1250 M W F 003 l23G-l345 i TH

001 0930-1045 T TH

001 1100-1215 T TH

001 0900-D950 M W F

001 l40G-1450 M W f 002 1100-1215 T TH

001 0930-1045 T TH

SAME AS PHON 304

001 lDOG-1050 M W F

TOPIC-ADV COMP

COTT 104 MD KRVSL

HUIS 104 R SUKENICK -

COTT 104 CHEM 208 CHEll 208 S MANDEL

HLIIS 145 SH JUHASZ

HLMS 137 CO BENSON

HlMS 145

HLMS 137 HLMS 145

HlMS 237

GUGG 205

JH MAJOR

AM BOARDMAN H SICKMAN

CC CA_NDELARIA

NW BOWLER

001 130G-13SO M W f HLNS 104 LA MOSKOVIT

172 ENGL 390 030 STUDIES IN LIT

172 ENGL 391 030 MAJOR FiLH OIR-HITCHCK

172 ENGL 392 030 STUDIES IN LIT

172 ENGL 395 030 CHAUCER

172 ENGL 397 030 SHAKESPEAR~

172 ENGl 398 030 SHAKESPEARE

TOPIC - RENAISSANCE COSMOS & IMAGE

001 lOOG-1050 M W f HLMS 1,.91

PREREQ 2 LIT OR FILH COURSES SKME AS F S 308

001 1400-1750 F HUNT 208

TOPIC - CROSSCURRENTS AMER-SRIT LIT

001 llOG-1150 M W F HLMS 193

001 l20G-1250 M II F

001 lOOD-.1050 M W F 002 HOO"'i:l5o:·N W F.:· 003 1300-1350 ... W F . 004 093G-1045 T TH 005 llOG-1215 T TH

001 1400-1515 T TH

HLMS 137

ECON 13 ·HLMS: U7 HLIIS 145 HUIS 181 BUS 249

HLI'IS 137

NOTE. COMPLETION OF 36 SEMESTER HRS COLLEGE CREDIT !S REQUIRED FOR All 400 LEVEL COURSES.

172 ENGL 400 030 LITERATURE & PSYCH 001 093G-l045 T TH

fOR ENGL 402 AND 405, STUDENTS MUST SUBMIT MANUSCRIPTS AND SECURE DEPARTMENTAL CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT CARDS. THESE COURSES MAY EACH BE TAKEN THREE TIMES.

172 ENGL 402 030 ADV POETRY WORKSHoP

172 ENGL 405 030 ADV FICTION WORKSHOP

172 ENGL 422 030 MOO BRIT & IRISH NOVEL

172 ENGl ~23 030 AMERICAN NOVEL

172 ENGL 425 030 MODERN NOVEL

172 ENGL 432 030 ELIZ & JACOBEAN DRAMA

801 1500-1750

801

001

1400-1645 TH

1000-1050 H W f

001 0930-1045 T TH

001 0900-0950 M W f

SAME AS ENGL 532

HLMS 185

HLIIS 104

HLHS lOft

HLMS 237

HLMS 191

HUIS !81

RA SANER

Lll BRllt

PL KRAUTH Hl SAWIN

EP NOLAN

Cl SQUIER .UI,·MA.«<R JH CROUCH JK !IROIIN tl EIIANS

CL EVANS

CL PRDUOFIT

SM GOLDFARB

PH PERERA

HEYERS

JN GRAHAM

BD BASSOFF

001 UOo-1150 M W F HLMS 181 Al Kl STNER

172 ENGL 440 030 PHILOSOPHY & LIT SAME AS PHIL ~73, C LT 484/584

001 UD0-1215 T TH HI.MS 2b3 JP KIMBLE

172 ENGL 450 030 IIEDIEV'AL LITERATURE

172 ENGL 454 030 AGE OF SATIRE

001 140G-1450 M W F HlMS 145 DA BURGER

172 ENGL 456 030 EARLY RDNANTICS

001 1100-1215 T TH

001 123G-1345 T TH

172 ENGL 466 030 AMERICAN LIT FROM 1900 001 1000-1050 M W F

172 ENGL 470 030 THE AFRICAN NOVEL SAME AS SLST 480

HUIS lBl NE NELSON

HLNS 237 GS NOR VI G

HLMS 145 CH NlLON

001 OSOG-0850 14 W F IIDBY 308 CH NILON

19

172 ENGL 481 030 LIT FOR ADOLESCENTS

172 ENGL 482 030 METHODS/MATERIALs-ENGL

SAME AS T ED 4~4, SECE 531 LAB TO BE ARRANGED -

001 090D- 0950 M W F

SAME AS T ED ~52

001 160G-l830 T

EDUC 134 RK CLINE

EDUC 331>

172 ENGL ~89 030 SeMANTICS 001 1100-1150 M W F HLMS 145 HJ KANE

NOTE. COURSES 490-492 ARE TOPICS IN AMERICAN & BRITISH liTERATURE. PREREQ FOR ALL SEtTlONS-SENlOR STANDING. OPEN TO ENGL MAJORS ONLYo EXCEPT BY PERMISSION Of DEPARTMENT. NOT OPEN TO GRADUATE STUDENTS.

172 ENGL 490 030 $EM-HOLOCAUST IN LIT

172 ENGL 491 030 SEM-SHAKESPR ADAPTORS

001 1230-1345 T TH

001 lOOG-1050 II W F

l!Qll. FOLLOWING COURSES ARE PRIMARILY FOR GRADUATE STUDENTS OPEN TO QUALIFIED SENIORS WITH INSTR CONSENT.

172 ENGL .511 030 STUDIES IN THE REN 001 1530-1700 T TH

172 ENGL 521 2-6 POETRY WORKSHOP 801 1400-1650 T NOTE. SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT CARD.

172 ENGL 522 2-6 TRANSLATION.WORKSHOP 801 1900-2150 TH NOTE. SECURE A DfPARTHfNTAL tONTROLLEO ENROLLMENT tARO.

11Z ENGL 523 2-6 FICTION WORKSHOP 801 140G-lo50 H fi2ll• SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT CARD.

L!BR ltZ4B

con 104

MH BUXBAUM

RL WIDHANN

UBR 4248 LW BRILL RA SANER Cl. SQUIER

HLMS 285 SR KATZ

COTT 104 SM GOLOI'AitB

HLMS 185 II STEINER

DEPT CRS NCo OE,PT .No • .CR TPLE OF .. COURSE TERII, SEC TIME OAY~

172 ENGL 529 030 RECENT fiCTION 801 1900-2150 T Hli~S 10+ R SUKENICK J:!!l!i• SECURE' A DEPARTMeNTAL CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT CARD.

172 ENGL 532 030 ELJZ & JACOBEAN DRAMA SAME AS ENGl 432

172 ENGl 570 030 ANGLD-SAXON

001 1100-USO M W F HUIS 181 Al KISTNER

001 130D-13SO M W f HLNS 285, AH OLSEN

112 ENGl 582 030 LAW AND liTERATURE SANE AS HUN 418, t LT 585

001 140D-1515 T TH KTCH 235 RJ SCHOECK

172 ENGl 583 030 RHET & TEACHING COMP 001 1400-1650 f LIBR 4248

~· PREREQ FOR 600 LEVEl COURSES - M.A. DEGREE OR JNSTR CONSENT.

112 ENGL 609 D30 AE HOUSMAN

172 ENGL 611 030 BEOWULF/CHANSON OE ROL

SAME AS tLPH 609• C LT 604

001 1500-1750 r

SAME AS C LT ~2/542

EDUC 330 WM CALDER

001 1400-1450 M W F LIBR 4248 DC BAKER EP NOLAN

172 ENGL 612 030 PARADISE LOST

172 ENGl 614 030 HIST STYLE DRVDEN-JOVC

172 ENGL 642 030 THE POuND ERA

172 ENGL 654 030 STUOIES 18TH C AN LIT

!!liD.• FOR .ALL 900 SECTIONS SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL FDRM

112 ENGL 700 0-6 MASTERS THESIS

172 ENGL 800 D-8 DOCTORS THESIS

172 ENGL 910 l-3 JNOEPENDENT STUDY

172 ENGL 940 l-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

172 ENGL 950 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

lTZ ENGL 960 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

HZ ENGl. 999 000 UNDUlATE FOR DEGREE

001 1500-1750 w 001 190Q-2l50 w

SAME AS C LT 437/537

001 150D-1750 " .\

001 1400-1515 T TH

900

900

900

900

900

9oo

900

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ARR

ARR

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II. ENGLISH AS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE

LIBR 4248 Jl MURPHY

HLMS 104 MJ BROWN

MAIN 109 GK HOWE

UBR 42'>8 HH BUXBAUM

HZ ENGL 180 030 SPOKEN ENGL--FRGN ST 001 1400-1450 M W f CHEN 208 002 123D-l34S T TH NAIN 209

NOTE. ENGL 180 AND 182 DO NOT FULFiLL THE HUMANITIES OR MAJOR REQUIREMENTS.

H2 eNGL 182 030 WRITTEN COMP-FRGN ST 001 lSOD-1550 M W f 002 HOD-1515 T TH

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116 F S

film Studies

COURSES DEALING WHOLLY OR IN SIGNIFICANT DEGREE WITH fiLN.OR PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTS. SEE DEPARTMENTAl LJSTINGS FOR FURTHER I.NFDRHATJON, ALSO EXPERIMENTAL STUOlES PROGRAN FOR POSSIBLE OFFERINGS.

150 COMM 260 172 ENGL 391 117 F A 2161211 177 FA 319 U7FA +19 !77 f A 519 226 HUN 305 226 HUN 401 218 HIST 210

030 INTRO BROADCAST AND FILN 030 T~E FILHS Of HITCHCOCK IF S 3081 030 BEGINNING PHOTOGRAPHY 030 INTERMeDIATE PHOTOGRAPHY 030 ADVANCED PHOTOGRAPHY 030 GRADUATE PHOTOGRAPHY 040 HISTORY Of FILMISAME AS f S 3051 030 FILM ANO FICTION 030 JAPANESE HISTOIIV THRU FILM

300 030 BEGINNiNG FILHMAKING 001 1930-2230 T TH 190o-zzoo M w· 190D-Z200 M W 0930-1230 T TH 1,..00-1700 M W .1930-2230 .T Til

002 003 004 005 801

SEC 801 IS CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT. STUDENTS MUST SECURE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT CARD.

176 f S 305 040 HISTORY Of FILM SAME AS HUN 305

001 153D-l830 T TH

li6 F S 308 030 MAJOR FILM DIR-HITCHCK

HLIIS 237 HLMS 237

HUNT HUNT HUNT HUNT HUNT HUNT

20'> 203 203 203 203 204

F A Nl4l S 8RAKHAGE

PREREQ TNO LIT OR FILM COURSES SAME AS ENGL 391

176 F S 31~ 030 DOCUMENTARY filM

116. 1' S ·- 350 030 INTERNED FILMMAKING

116 f S 9~0 1-3 !NDEPENOENT STUDY ~. SECURE DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL FORN.

Fine Arts

001

001

1400-1150 F

1930-2200 T Til

HUNT 208

GEOL 121

LW BRII.L

S BRAKHAGE

KNOWLEOGE OF BASIC FILMMAKING IS ASSUMED

001 l90D-2200 T TH 8PSY EllS

900 ARR

F A !00 OR 101, 120 OR 121, 150 OR 151 MAY BE TAKEN IN 11111'1 SEQUENCE. IT IS RECOIUIENOED THAT F A MAJORS REGISTER fOR 3 CR HR BASiCS. PREREQUISITES ARE ESSENTIAL. UNDERGRADUATES WILL REGISTER FOR COURSES 400 LEVEl OR BELOW. SOO ANO 600 LEVEL COURSES ARE RESTRICTED TO F A GRAD STUDENTS. A COURSE OFFERED AT BOTH THE 400 ANO 500 LEVEl NAY BE TAUGHT TOGETHER. lf CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT IS INO!CATED, SPECIAL CARDS MUST BE 08TAINEO FROM THE DEPARTMENT BEFORE REGISTRATION.

1. DRAWING

177 F A 100 OZO e.ASIC ORAN lNG

U7 F A 101 030 BASIC DRAWING

177 F A 200 030 DRAWING

177 F A 300 030 ORAWING AND ANATOMY

177 f A 400 030 ADVANCED DRAWING

177 F A 500 D30 GRADUATe DRAWING

MAY NOT BE REPEATED

001 OSOQ-0950 M W f OOZ 1000-1150 M N F 003 090D-U45 T Til 00+ 1900-2150 M W 005 190D-2145 T TH

NAY NOT BE REPEATED

F A C175 CA QUALLEY F A C175 F A N298 SR FOSTER F A C115 F A Cl15

001 UOQ-1550 M W F F A N275 002 1300-1715 T TH F A C175 RJ DUDLEY

PREREQ F A 100 AND AN ADDITJDNAL 100 LEVEL F A STUDIO COURSE. NAY BE REPEATED ONCE.

001 0900-1150 M W F F A N275 JA JOHNSON 002 080Q-1215 T Til F A Cl75 K IWANASA

PREREQ 6 HRS F A ZOO. MAY BE REPEATED ONCE

001 130D-1550 M W F F A C175 JF SAMPSON 002 OSDD-1215 T TH - f A N215 LE EADES

PREREQ 6 HRS F A ZOO. NAY BE REPEATED SAME AS F A 500

001 1300-1715 T TH

oo1 uoo-i.ns T TH

F A NZ75 JW KUNKEL

F A N275 JIll KUNKEL

DEPT CRS NO• DEPT NO. CR TITLE OF COURSE TERM SEC TIME DAYS BLDG ROOMe:"_ INSTRUCTOR

II. PHOTOGRAPHY

~. ALL PHOTO CLASSES HAVE TWO 60-MINUTE LECTURES & 7 HRS OF LAB PER WEEK, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.

177 FA 216 030 BEGINNING PHOTO 1

LAB-BEGINNING PHOTO

BEGINNING PHOTO 1 lAB-BEGINNING PHOTO

BEGINNING PHOTO 1 LAB-BEGINNING PHOTO

BEGINNING PHOTO 1 LAB-BEGINNING PHOTO

177 F A Zl7 030 BEGINNING PHOTO 2

LAB-BEGINNING PHOTO Z

BEGINNING PHOTO 2 LAB-BEGINNING PHOTO 2

117 f A 319 030 INTERMED PHOTOGRAPHY

177 F A 418 030 NEW DIRECTIONS-PHOTO

177 F A 419 030 ADV PHOTOGRAPHY

177 F A 518 030 NEW OIRECTIONS-PHOTO

177 F A 519 030 GRADUATE PHOTOGRAPHY

Ill. PAINTING

177 F A 120 020 BASIC PAINTING

177 FA 121 030 BASIC PAINTING

177 F A 221 030 COLOR

111 F A 320 030 PAINTING

177 F A 321 030 PAINTING

177 F A 420 030 ADVANCED PAINTING

177 F A 520 030 GRADUATE PAINTING

MAY NOT BE REPEATED PREREQ SOPHONORE STANDING 4 HRS LAB SCHEDULEDo 3 HRS LAB TO BE ARRANGED

010 1000-1100 M W LOU 0800-1000 M I!

020 lOOD-1100 T TH L021 0800-1000 T TH

030 140D-1500 M W L031 lSOD-1700 M W

040 1830-1930 M W L041 1930-2130 M W

F A Nl63 CJ ROITZ F A Nl06 CJ ROJTZ

F A N163 F A N106

f A Nl63 F A 11106

F A Nl63 F A NUl6

PREREQ F A 216 ANO SOPHOMORE STANDING MAY NDT BE REPEATED 4 HRS LAB SCHEDULED, 3 HRS LAB TO BE ARRANGED

010 1100-1200 " ,. lOll 120D-1400 M W

020 1400-1500 T TH L021 1500-1700 T TH

F A 11163 M RUBENSTEIN F A N106 H RUBENSTEIN

F A Nl63 F A Nl06

PREREQ F A 216, 217 OR EQU!V 1 HRS LAB TO BE ARRANGED IIAY BE REPEATED ONCE .

001 130D-l400 II W

PREREQ f A 216 OR EQUIV SAME AS f A 518 3 HRS LAB TO BE ARRANGED MAY BE REPEATED

001 150D-1600 M W

F A Nl63 CJ ROlTZ

F A Nl63 M RUBENSTEIN

PREREQ f A 216 0 217 0 6 HRS 319, OR EQUXV 7 HRS LAB TO BE ARRANGED SANE AS f A 519 NAY BE REPEATED

001 1230-'1330 T TH

001 !50D-1600 " w 001 1230-1330 T Til

MAY NOT BE REPEATED

001 0800-0950 " w f 002 lOOD-1150 M W f 003 190D-2150 M W

MAY NOT BE REPEATED

001 080D-lZ15 T TH 002 130D-l715 T TH

F A Nl63

F A Nl63 11 RUBENSTEIN

F A N163

f A N103 F A N103 F A Nl03

F A Nl 03 RJ OUOLEY F A Nl03 LE EADES

PREREQ F A 100 PLUS ONE ADDITIONAL lOG-lEVEL FINE ARTS COURSE NAY NOT BE REPEATED

001 1300-1550 M W f f A Nl03 JA JOHNSON

PREREQ F A 120 AND AN 'ADDITIONAL 100 LEVEl F A STUDIO COURSE MAY BE REPEATED ONCE

001 090D-ll50 M W F F A Cl03 CS FORSMAN 002 0800-1215 T TH F A tl03 Cl REHK

PREREQ 6 HRS F A 320 NAY BE REP EAT ED ONCE TAUGHT WITH .F A 420

001 1300-1715 T TH F A Cl03

PREREQ 6 HRS F A 320 AND 6 HRS F A 321 HAY BE REPEATED

tl. REHH

001 1300-1715 T TH F A Cl03 CL REHM

001 1300-1550 H W F F A Cl39 CS FORSMAN

!V. WATER MEOlA PAINTING

177 f A 330 030 WATER "EOIA PAINTING

177 F A 331 030 WATER MEDIA PAINTING

177 F A 430 030 ADV WATER MEOlA PAINT

177 F A 530 030 GRAD WATER MEDIA

V. PRINTMAKING

177 f A 240 030 BEGIN INTAGLIO/RELIEF

171 F A 241 030 BEGIN LITHOGRAPHY

177 F A 242 030 BEGIN SCREEN PRINTING

171 F A 340 030 INTERH lNTAGllO/RfLIEF

177 F A 341 030 INTERMEO liTHOGRAPHY

177 F A 342 030 INTERM£0 SCREEN PRINT

20

PREREQ F A 100 & 120 F A 221 RECOMMENDED MAY NOT BE REPEATED

001 0900-1150 M ~ F f A Cl53 LR WOLFE OD2 1300-1715 T TH F A Cl53 EE MATTHEWS

PREREQ F A 330 OR EQUIV• f A 221 RECOMMENDED HAY NOT BE REPEATED, TAuGHT WITH F A 430-001

001 1300-1550 M W F F A Cl53 LR WOLFE

PREREQ F A 330 & 331 OR EQUIV MAY BE REPEATED

001 1300-1550 M W f f A C153 LR WOLFE OOZ OSOD-1215 T TH F A Cl53 EE MATTHEWS

001 ARR LR WOLfE 00.2 ARR EE MATTHEWS

PREREQ F A 100 & 200 MAY NOT BE REPEATED

001 090Q-U50 N W F F A Cl74 JF SAMPSON OOZ 130D-1550 M W f F A Cl74

PREREQ f A 100 & 200 NAY NOT BE REPEATED

001 1300-1715 T TH F ,A 1890 CC CLINE

PREREQ F A 100 & AN AOOITICNAL 100 LEVEl F A STUDIO COURSE MAY NOT BE REPEATED

001 1300-1715 T ill f A 11170 K IWAMASA

PREREQ ONE OTHER PRINTMAKING COURSE MAY liE REPEATED ONCE

001 0900-1150 II N F F A Cl7~ JF SAMPSON 002 130Q-15SO M N F F A C174

PREREQ ONE OTHER PRINTNAKJNG COURSE NAY liE REPEAT ED ONCE

001 l30D-1715 T TH F A 1890 Ct CLINE

PREREQ ONE OTHER PRINTMAKING COURSE MAY BE REPEA TEO ONCE

ODl 1300-1715 T TH F A 1!170 K IWANASA

DE'I"T '' ' ' CRS'' '"'' ·•"'" IIIII• DEPT NO. CR TITLE OF COURSE TERM SEC TillE CAYS BlDG ROO~ INSTRUCTOR

&77 f A 440 030 ADV INTAGLIO/RELIEF

177 FA +•1 030 ADV LITHOGRAPHY

177' FA ••2 030 ADV SCREEN PRINTING

177 F A 443 030 PHOTO PROUSSES

177 F A 540 030 GRAD INTAGliO/RELIEF

177 F A 541 030 GRAD LITHOGRAPHY

177 F A 51t2 030 GRAD SCREEN PRI Nil NG

111 F A 5.3 030 GRAO PHOTO PROCESSES

VI. SCULPTURE

177 f A 150 OZO BASIC SCULPTURE

177 F A 151 030 BASIC SCULPTURE

liT f A 250 030 LOST WAX CASTING

177 F A lt50 030 ADV SCULPTURE

177 F A 550 030 GRAD SCULPTURE

VII. ART EDUCATION

PREREQ F A 3.0 NAY BE REI'EATEO

001 090D-1150 N W F F A C17• JF SANPSON 002 130Q-1550 N W f F A Cl74

PREREQ F A 341 NAY BE REPEATED

001 1300-1715 T TH

PIIEREQ f A 342 NAY BE REPEATED

001 1300-1715 T TH

F A 1890 CC CliNE

f A 1870 K lWANASA

PREREQ ONE OTHER PRINTMAKING COURSE ANO INSTR CONSENT NAY BE REPEATED

001 080D-1Zl5 T TH

001

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001 OSOD-1215 T TH

HAY NOT BE REPEATED

F A 1890 CC CliNE

JF SANPSON

Ct CLINE

K IWANASA

F A 1890 tC CLINE

001 0800-0950 N W F F A - Cl40 002 130D-1450 H W f F A C140

NAY NOT BE REPEATED

001 OSOD-1215 T TH

PREREQ f A 150 MAY NOT BE REPEATED

001 OSOD-1215 T TH

PREREQ F A 350 & 351 HAY BE REPEATED SANE AS f A 550

001 130D-1715 T TH

001 1300-1715 T TH

F A Cl40

F A C102 JB WILSON

f A Cl60 JB WILSON

F A Cl60 JB WILSON

F A 36., 366e 367, 368 AND 369 SHOULD BE TAKEN BY ART EDUCATION MAJORS PRIOR TO THEIR SENIOR YEAR. COURSES ARE NOT OFFERED EVERY SEMESTER. ART EDUCATION NAJORS ACCEPTED INTO THE PROFESSIONAL YEAR NUST SECURE CONTROLLED ENROllMENT CARDS FROM SCHOOl OF EDUCATION FDR THE EDUCATION COURSES REQUIRED IN THE PROGRAN.

177 F A 363 020 ART-ElEMENTARY TEACHER

111 F A 364 020 ART IN ELEN SCHOOLS

UT F A 366 020 ART NATERIALS WORKSHOP

PREREQ ELEN ED MAJORS

001 130D-1450 M W

CD-REQ F A 369

001 l60D-l650 T TH

FOR f A NAJORS ONLY

f A N298 C A QUAi-lEY

F A N298 SR FOSTER

001 lOOD-1150 I! W F F A N298 CA QUALLEY

177 f A 369 010 PRACTlCUM-ART TEACH

VI U. JEWELRY

117 F A 377 030 JEkELRY DESIGN

177 f A • 77 030 ADV JEWELRY DESIGN

177 F A 571 030 GRAD JEWELRY DESIGN

IX. CERAMICS

177 F A 288 030 1ST YEAR CERANICS

177 F A 388 030 loHEEl THROWING

177 F A 389 030 CLAY CONST/HANDBUILDNG

177 F A 488 030 ADVANCED CERANICS

111 F A 588 030 GRADUATE CfRAHJtS

CD-,REQ F A 364

001 OSOD-1200

NA 'I' NOT BE REPEATED

001 0800~1215 T TH

PREREQ F A 371 NAY BE REPEATE!t SAME AS F A 577

001 130D-1715 T TH

SANE AS F A 477

001 130D-1715 T TH

S f A N298 SR FOSTER

F A 1855 AG PENNINGTON



PREREQ TWO 8AS1C STUDIO COURSES NAY NOT BE REPEATED

001 '002 003

0800-1050 M W F 0800-1215 T TH 190D-2150 N WTH

PREREQ F A 288 NAY NOT 8E REPEATED

f A FA F A

1850 1850 1850

At CURRIER

001 UOD-1350 M W F F A 1850

PREREQ F A 288 HAY NOT BE REPEATED

001 l30D-1715 T TH

PREREQ F A 388 AND 389 HAY BE REPEATED

001 1400-1650 N W F

001 002

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f A 1850 AC CURRIER

F A 1850

At CURRIER

X. LECTURES ANO SEMINARS

177 f A 4~ 030 PHOTO SEMINAR PREREQ FA H 401 OR EQUIVALENT

117 F A 503 030 ART OF THE LAST OECADE

117 FA 594 030 GRAD PHOTD SEMINAR

001 140D-1515 T TH

PREREQ 20 HRS FINE ARTS

001 180D-2050 w

F A N187

F A, Nl85 JV WEIFFENBACH

PREREQ FA H 501 OR EQUIVALENT

NOTE.

XI. VISITING ARTlST

STUDENTS IIUST CONSULT WITH DEPT REGARDING VISITING ARUST STUDIO tONPETITION PRIOR TO PRE-REGISTRATION.

001 l+OD-1515 T TH

177 F A .97 030 ~!SiTING ARTIST STUDIO

117 F A 597 030 GRAD VIS ARTIST STUDIO

NAY BE REPEATED

801

801

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F A N187 GO NETZ

t{TLE oF' 'coURSE

177 F A 598 020 SEN-VISITING ARTIST lillU.• FOR ALL 800 SECTIONS SECURE A

OEPARTHENTAL CONTROLLED ENROLLNENT CARO.

177 F A

XU. THESiS

FOR ALL 900 SECTIONS SECURE A DEPARTNENTAL APPROVAL FORN

700 1-4 MASTERS THESIS

177 F A 750 1-6 I!FA CREATIVE THESIS

801 190D-2llt5 T

900

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FA NUS

XIII. INDEPENDENT STUDiES

~· STUOENT NUST FILE APPROVAL FORM IN F A OFFICE BEFORE REGISTRATION CAN PROCEEO.

177 F A 930 1-3 INO STUDY-CERAMICS

177 F A 931 1-3 IND STUDY-DRAWING

177 F A 932 1-3 IND STUDV-FILN

177 F A 933 1-3 JNO STUDY-JEWELRY

177 F A 934 1-3 IND STUDY-NETALS

177 F A 935 1-3 IND STUDY-PAINTING

177 F A 936 1-3 IND STUDY-PHOTOGRAPHY

177 F A 937 1-3 IND STUDY-PRINTMAKING

177 f A 938 l-3 IND STUDY-SCULPTURE

177 F A 939 1-3 IND STUDY-TEXTILES

177 f A 9•0 1-3 IND STUDY-VIDEO

177 F A 9.1 1-3 IND STUDY-WATERNEDIA

177 F A 942 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

177 F A 943 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

177 F A 950 1-3 GRAD !NO STDY-CERAMlCS

177 f A 951 1-3 GRAD !NO STOY-COLLAGE

177 F A 952 1-3 GRAD IND STDY-ORAWING

177 f A 953 l-3 GRAD INO STDY-FllH

177 f A 954 1-3 GRAD !NO STDY-JfWELRV

177 F A 955 1~3 GRAD !NO STDY-HETALS

177 F A 956 1-3 GRAD JND ST-NON-STUOIO

177 F A 957 1-3 GRAD !NO STOY-PAINTING

177 f A 958 1-3 GRAO IND ST-PAPERNAKNG

177 F A 959 l-3 GRAD !NO STDY-PHOTO

177 F A 960 1-3 GRAD IND ST-PRI NTHAKNG

177 f A 961 1-3 GRAD IND ST-SCULPTURE

177 F A 962 l-3 GRAD lND ST-VIDEO

177 F A 963 1-3 GRAD IND ST-WATERMEDIA

177 f A 964 l-3 GRAD INO ST-WEAVING

177 F A 965 l-3 GRAD INDEPENDENT STUDY

177 F A 966 l-3 GRAD INDEPENDENT STUDY

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

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XIV. CANDIDATE FOR DEGREE

21

177 F A 999 000 CANOIOATE FOR DEGREE HO!S· SECURE DEPARTNENTAL APPROVAL FORM

fine Arts History ART HISTORY

900 ARR

NOTE. UNDERGRAOUATES REGISTER FOR COURSES AT 400 LEVEL OR BELOW. SENIORS HAY TAKE 500 LEVEL COURSE ONLY AFTER CONSULTAT10N WITH INSTRUCTOR. GRADUATE STUDENTS REGISTER FOR 500 LEVEL OR ABOVE COURSES ONLY. A COURSE OFFERED AT BOTH THE 400 AND 500 LEVEL HAY BE TAUGHT TOGETHER.

178 FA H 100 030 EXPERIENCING ART-IDEAS

178 FA H 270 030 AFRO-ANERlCAN ART HIST,

178 FA H 280 030 ART OF ANT lQUlTY

178 FA H 282 030 ART-REN, BAROQ, ROCO

178 FA H Z83 030 ART OF 19TH & 20TH C

178 FA H ~27 030 PRE-CLAS ART & ARCHAEO

178 FA H' 431 030 ETRUSCAN ART & ARCHAEO

178 FA H 461 030 ART Of ANCIENT EGYPT

178 FA H 472 030 NORTH AHER INDIAN ART

178 FA H 478 030 ROMANESQUE ART

178 FA H 480 030 ITAL RENAISSANCE ART

178 FA H 486 030 AMERICAN ART TD 1945

178 FA-,H 489 030 CONTEMPORARY ART HIST

!18 FA H 521 030 PRE-CLAS ART & ARCHAEO

178 FA H 531 030 ETRUSCAN ART & ARCHAEO

178 fA H 560 030 SEM-SELECTED TOPIC

178 fA H 561 030 ART OF ANCIENT EGYPT

001 0930-1045 T TH

SAME AS BLST 270

001 lZlD-1345 J TH

001 1100-1215 T TH

F A Nl41 liM BERNIER

HLHS 199 FA SPROUT

F A N141 JD HOAG

001 1500-1550 H W F F A Nl41 VH HINOR

001 1000-1050 M W F F A Nl4l

SANE AS FA H 527, ANTH 427/527, tlAS 427/527

001 0930-1045 T TH GUGG 201 TH TZAVELU EVJf

SAHE AS FA H 531 0 CLAS +31/531, ANTH 488/588

001 llOD-1215 T TH

PREREQ FA H 280 DR EQU!V SAME AS FA H 51>1

001 1400-1515 T TH

PREREQ INSTR CONSENT SAME AS FA H 572

001 123D-1345 T TH

F A N185

F A Nl85 JD HOAG

F A Nlltl RN BERNIER

PREREQ FA H 281 DR INSTR CONSENT SANE AS FA H 578

001 090D-0950 H W f F A Nl85 Al VANOERSALL

PREREQ FA H 282 OR ,INSTR CCNSENT

001 1000-1050 N W F F A Nl85 RE DAY

PREREQ FA H 283 OR INSTR C~NSENT SAME AS FA H 586

001 1300-1350 M Ill F F A ~ Nl85 RE DAY

SANE AS FA H 589

001 120D-1Z50 M W F F A Nl85

SAME AS FA H •21, ANTH 427/527, CLAS 4271527

001 0930-1045 T TH GUGG 201 T H TZAV ELLA EVJEN

SANE AS FA H 431 0 tLAS 4311531, AND ANTH ~88/588

001 llOD-1215 T TH F A Nl85

TOPIC. - TANTRIC ART-SEX & MAGIC lN ASU

001 1600-1850 w F A N187 ~PI BERNIER

SAllE AS FA H 461

001 1400-1515 T TH F A Nl85 JD HOAG

DEPT CRS lfO, DEPl" NO • CR TITLE Of COURSE TERM SEC TIME DAYS BLDG ~COM IN.STRUCTOR

178 F4 H '572 030 NORTH ANER INDIAN ART SAKE AS FA H 472

001 123D-1345 T TH F A Nl~l Rll BERNIER

178 FA H 578 030 ~ONANESQUE ART SAME AS FA H 478

001 090D-0950 N W F F A N185 Al VANOERSALL

178 FA H 580 030 ITAL RENAISSANCE ART SAME AS FA H 480

001 lOOD-1050 M W F F A Nl85 RE OAY.

\18 fA H 586 030 AMERICAN ART TO l'H5 SANE AS FA H 486

ODl 130D-1350 M W F F A Nl85 RE DAY

170 FA H 589 030 CONTEIIPORARY ART HJST SAME AS FA H 489

001 1200-1250 II W F F A N185

178 FA H ~49 040 TOOLS OF RESEARCH 001 1900-2150 N SEE DEPT JD HDAG

11. THESIS

178 'fA H 700 1-4 MASTERS THESIS 900 I..RR ~· FOR THESIS. STUOENT MUST COMPLETE FORM IN

FINE ARTS OFFICE BEFORE REGISTRATION.

IU. INOEPENOENT STUOIES

FOR INDEPENDENT STUDIES, STUOENT MUST FILE APPROVAL FORM SIGNED BY INSTRUCTOR IN F A OFFICE 8EFORE REGISTRATION.

118 FA H 930 l-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

118 FA H 950 l-3 GRAD INDEPENDENT STUDY

900

900

IV. CANDIDATE FOR OEGREE

118 FA H 999 000 CANDIDATE FOR OEGREE 900

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french and Italian Languages and literatures MQ!f• SEE COURSE LiSTINGS IN COMPARATIVE

1.1 TERATURE SECTlON.

I. FRENCH .LANGUAGE AND liTERATURE

101 050 BEGINNING FRENCH l

181 Fll 102 040 BEGINNiNG FRENCH Z

Ul fR 105 050 BEGIN RIENCH REV lEW

001 0800-0850 MTWTHF 002 090D-0950 MTWTHF 003 1000-1050 MTWTHF 004 UOD-1150 MTWTHF 005 120Q-1250 MTWTHF 006 1300- 1350 MTWTHF 007 0800-0850 MTWTHF 008 1400-1450 MTWTHF 009 uoo-uso MHITHF

MAIN 309 MAIN 5 MAIN 309 MAIN 309 MAIN 309 MAIN 309 MAIN 308 MAIN 314 MAIN 314

PREREQ FR 101 AT CU OR CONSULTATION

001 OSOD-0850 liT THF 002 1000-1050 liT THF 003 1300-135 0 NT THF 00~ lZ00-1250 MT THF

MAIN 5 KJCH US KTCH 118 ECON 205

RESERVED FOR STUDENT WITH 2 YRS HS FRENCH ON 8ASIS OF PRE-PLACEMENT CODE FL

181 FR 201 040. ORAL GRAN REV & tONY

181 fR 202 OliO ORAL GRAM REV t. CONY

181 FR 211 040 2ND YR READ & tONY

Ul FR Z12 030 2ND 'i'R READ & CONV

181 Fll 301 030 FRENCH PHoN & PRONUN

181 FR 302 020 ORAL PRACTICE

303 030 ORAL PRAC-PROFESS FR Z

llll FR 305 030 COI4POS !HON

181 FR 311 030 MAIN CURRENT FR LIT

Ul FR 315 030 ROMANCE l H IN TRANS

181 FR :no o3o SCIENTIFIC & TECH FR

161 FR 401 020 ADY FRENCH COMPOSITION

111 Fll lt03 030 AOV ORAL INTERP

181 FR 401> 030 STRUCTURE OF FRENCH

181 FR 4Zl 030 FRENCH ClV THRU 1789

.Ul fR ~32 030 17TH C FRENCH PROSE

1111 I'll · 495 030 IIETH TCH FR & PROF ORN

MAIN 31<\ MAIN 309

001 0800-0850 MTWTHF 002 0900-0950 MTWTHF 003 lOOD-1050 IITWTHF 0~ 1100-1150 MTWTHF 005 1300-1350 IITNTHF

MAIN 5 LF BAKER MAIN 306 MAIN 314

PREREQ FR 1D2 OR 2 YRS H S FRENCH

001 090D-0950 liT THF 002 1100-1150 liT THF 003 1200-1250 liT THF 0~ 1300-1350 liT THF

, KTCH 303 KTCH 118 KTCH 206 KTCH 303

PREREQ FR 201 OR CONSUlTATION

001 090D-0950 14 W F HAIN 306 002 1200-1250 M W f KTCH 118

PREREQ FR 102 DR 2 YRS H S FRENCH

001 002 003

0900-0950 MT THF 1000-1050 liT THF 120D-125D MT THF

KTCH SEE KTCH

PREREQ FR 211 OR CONSULTATION

118 DEPT

219

001 120D-1250 II II F KTCH 303 EA ZAGO 002 1100-1150 M W f KTCH 303 EA ZAGO

PREREQ FR 212 DR CONSULTATiON

001 lOOD-1050 II W F 002 llOD-1215 T TH 003 1230-13~5 T JH

KTCH 303 MAIN 5 MAIN 210

PREREQ FR 301 OR CONSULTATION

001 1100-1150 T TH MAIN 209

PREREQ 202, 212 OR EQUIVALENT

001 lZ00-1250 M W F MAIN ZlO 002 130G-1350 M W F MAIN 210

001 lOOD-1050 II W f 002 1100-1150 M W F 003 llOD-1215 T TH

MAIN 314 fiAIN 5 KTCH 303

PREREQ FR 212 OR CONSULTATION NOT OPEN TO FRESHIIEN

001 093D-1045 II W ooz 1100-1215 " w 003 120D-1250 M W F

MAIN 308 MAIN 308 MAIN 3llt

SAME AS ITAL 315, SPAN 315o PORT 315

001 lOOD-1050 M N F

PREREQ FR 202• 212r OR CONSULTATION HOT OPEN TO FRESHMEN

001 llOD-1215 T TH MAIN 210

PREREQ FR 305 OR 306 DR CONSULTATION

001 1400-1~50 T TH

PREREQ FR 302 OR 303 SAME AS FR 503

MAIN 210

001 1000-1050 14 W F LIBR 4248

SAME AS FR 506

HJ TINELLI HJ TINElll

JB FREY JB FREY

J BARCHlLON A KAIL F JENSEN

HA STAVAN HA STAVAN J BARCHILON

A KETCHUM

EN MAYER

JB FREY

001 1500-1550 MT TH MAIN 210 EN MAYER.

SAME AS FR 521

001 093D-1045 T TH

SAME AS FR 532

001 1300-1350 II W F

001 140D-1515 T TH

MAIN li08

MAIN 309

A KETCHUM

J BARCHILON

HJ TINELLI

OE~T '' ' 1cRs" NO. DEPT NO. CR TITLE OF COURSE TERM SEC TIME DAYS

l!I.Q!S.. PREREQ FOR FOLLOIIING COURSE$-GRAO STATUS OR CONSULTATION.

181 FR 503 030 AOV ORAL !NYERP SAME AS FR 403

001 lOOD-1050 M W F

181 FR 506 030 STRUCTURE OF FRENtH SANE AS FR 406

001 150D-1550 MT TH

181 FR 521 030 FR C.IV THRU 17119 SAME AS FR 421

001 093D-l045 T 'TH

181 FR 532 030 17TH C FRENCH PROSE SAME AS FR 432

BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR

LI8R 42~8 JB FREY

MAIN 210 EN HAYER

001 130D-1350 H W F NAIN 308 J 8ARCHILON

181 FR

181 Fit

181 FR

181 FR

181 FR

597 020 COLLEGE FRGN LANG TCHG

603 030 HI ST OF FR LANG 1~

605 020 PROVENCAL

638 020 18TH C FRENCH COIIEDY

675 020 IIONTAIGNE

001 1500-1650 w 001 1400-1515 T TH

001 l60D-l650 T TH

001 140D-1450 II W

001 l200-ll50 II N

t!!!!!• FDR ALL 900 SECTIONS SECURE A OEPARTHENTAl APPROVAL FORM.

181 FR

181 FR

181 FR

181 FR

181 FR

181 FR

700 1_. MASTERS THESIS

800 0-8 DOCTORS T.HES IS

940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUOY-lANG

945 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY-LIT

950 1~3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

999 liDO CANDIDATE FOR OEGREE

900

900

900

900

900

900

11. ITALIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE

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232 ITAL 101 050' II.EGINNING ITALIAN 001 0800-0850 NTNTHF 002 lOOD-1050 NTWTHF 003 1300-1350 MTWTHF

SEC 003 IS A SPECIALLY STRUCTURED COURSE CONSUlT OEPT BEFORE REGISTERING

232 HAL 102 050 BEGINNING HALIAN ,

MAIN ~ l BAKER

MAIN 308 F JENSEN

MAIN 308 F JENSEN

MAIN 210

MAIN 5

llAIN 306 MAIN 306 NAIN 5

HA STAVAN

A KAIL

G LAlZARINO C AMARI l TENENBAUM

PREREQ !TAL 101 OR CONSULTATION

232 ITU 2U 030 20 VR READ GRAM & c,q;lf,

001 090D-0950 MTWTHf MAIN ZlO 002 1300-1350 MTWTHf IIAI N 306

PREREQ IT AL 102 OR 2 YRS H S ITALIAN

EA lAGO G JACKSON

001 090D-0950 M W F HAIN 314 C AMARI

232

232

ITAL 212 030

ITAL 313 030

20 VR READ GRAN G COHP

INTRO TO ITAl LIT

001 1100-1150 II W f IIAIN 210 G JACKSON

PREREQ ITAL 212 OR CONSULTATION

001 !ZOD-1250 M W F MAIN 306 t AMARI

232 ITAL 315 030 ROMANCE LIT IN TRANS SAME AS SPAN 315, PORT 315, FR 315

232 !TAL l21 030 CCNVERSATION-GRAMHAR

232 ITAL <\11 030 VITA NWVA & INFERNO

001 1000-1050 M W F

PREREQ ITAL 202 ANO 211 DR CONSULTATION

001 lODD-1050 II W F

SAME AS lTAL 511

DOl llOD-1215 T TH

MAIN 210 G LAZZARINO

MAIN 308 J WHEELOCK

232 !TAL 425 030 HIST ITALY 1815-PRESNT 001 1400-1450 M W F MAIN 306 L TENEN8AUII

232 !TAl 511 030 VITA NUOVA & INFERNO SAME AS HAl 411

001 UOD-1215 T TH

~· FOR ALL 900 SECliONS SECURE A DEPARTME~TAL APPROVAL FORM.

232

232

!TAL 700 1-4 MASTERS THESIS

ITAL 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

900

900

ARR

ARR

232 ITAl 950 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

23Z HAL 999 000 CANOIOATE FOR OE.GREE

900

900

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Ill. COMPARATIVE LITERATURE

FOR COURSE OffERINGS SEE THE LISTINGS IN THE COMPARAU \IE U TERATURE SECTION Of THIS SCHEDULE.

Geography lOD & 101 MAY BE TAKEN IN EITHER DRDER OR Sl~ MULT ANEOUSLY.

FOR EXPOSITORY WRITING COURSE IN SOC SCIENCE SEE A & S LISTING 102.

ZO~ GEOG 100 0~0 ENVIR SYS-CLIMATE/VEGE 010 l40G-1515 T TH

NOTE. STUDENTS IN S~~U~~~T~S~NS~~~~~E~O~A~~=l:~~ MUST REGISTER

.!!Q!£.

20~ GEOG

FOR LAB WITH THE SAME INITIAL SECTION NUMBER. 020 0900-0950 M W F

lAB-ENVIR SYS ·CLIH/VEG L02l 1500-1650 II L022 U00-1250 W L023 1300-145Q W

ENVlR SYS-CLIMATE/VEGE LAB-ENVIR SYS CLIM/VEG

ENVIR SVS-CLIIIATEIVEGE LA&-ENVIR SVS CLIN/YEG

SECURE A DEPolRTMENTAL CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT tARO FROM EDP OFFICE.

101 Q~O ErtV .SY S LANDFORMS/ SOIL LA&-ENV SYST UNO/SOIL

ENV SYS lANDFORMS/SOIL lAB-ENV SYST LAND/SOIL

LOZ4 1100-1250 TH L025 150D-1650 W

030 L031 L03Z

801 l80Z l803

010 LOU l012 LOU 1.014 l015

020 l021 1.022 L023 L024 L025

1100-1150 H W F UOD-1450 M 1300-1450 F

1100-1150 M W F UOO-llt50 N 120D-U50 T

1200-1250 II W F 1500-1650 M 1500-1650 w 090D-1050 T 130D-l450 w 1300-llt50 F

1100-1215 T TH 1100-1250 M 0800-0950 M HOD-1250 W 140D-1550 TH 0900-1050 F

20~ GEOG 19\l 030 INTRO TO HUMAN GEOG REC-INTRD HUMAN GEOG

001 ROll R012 ROU R014

1230-13'>5 T TH U00.,-1150 F 1200-1250 F O&OG-0850 TH 100D-105D W

I'IAIN 308

GUGG 205

GUGG ZOl GUGG 2 GUGG 3 GUGG 2 GUGG 3 GUGG 3

GUGG 201 GUGG 2 GUGG Z

GUGG 201 GUGG 3 GUGG 3

GUGG GUGG GUGG GUGG GUGG GUGG


GUGG GUGG GUGG GUGG GUGG

201 3 z

107 3 3

201 2 2 2 2

lOT

201 2 z 2 z

WHEELOCK

N HELBURN

OE GREENLAND

S MORRIS

S MORRIS

TC MYERS

20<\ GEDG 200 030 iiORI.D GEDG PROBLEMS SEt 1 - WORLD REGIONAL SURVEY - LEtTURES ONLY SEC 2 - WILL INtLUOE ROlE-PLAYING SIMULATIONS &

SMALL GROUP PROBlEM SOLV lNG. REt!T ATIDN REQUIRED.

REt-WORLO GEDG PROBS

22

001 002

ROZl ROZZ R023 ROZ~

1400-1450 M W f UOG-1215 T TH 0900-0950 w 080D-C850 W l53D-1620 T 1000-1050 w


201 205 107

3 3

107

H MORROII JONES

DEPT CRS NO. D~PT NO. CR TITLE OF COURSE

204 GEOG 301 030 GEOG TECHNIQUES

204 GEOG 305 030 tARTOGRAI'HY 1 LIIII-CARTOGRAPHY

TERM SEC DAYS

001 OSOG-0850 T oaoo-uoo TH

001 LOU L012

1300-1350 T TH 1400-1550 T 1400-1550 TH

BLDG R COM , ,INSTRUClO,R ,,

GUGG 107 HF QUICK GUGG 101

GUGG

~::~ 6 6 6

KA ERJCKSOH

CARTOGRAPHY 1 020 130D-1350 M W GUGG GUGG GUGG

6 AN SMITH LAB-tARTOGRAPHY L021 i40G-1550 M 6

L022 l40G-1550 W SPECIAL NOTE. YOU MUST ATTEND FIRST CLASS TO CLAIM YOUR

6

PLACE OR YOU WILl BE DROPPED FROM COURSE.

204 GEOG 306 030 MAP INTERP & INTELL 001 090G-1050 M GUGG GUGG GUGG ,GUGG

3 All SMITH 3 090G-0950 w

002 1000-1050 w 090G-1050 f

3 All SMITH 3

SPECIAL NOTE. YOU MUST ATTEND FiRST CLASS TO CLAIM YOUR PLACE OR YOU WilL BE DROPPED FROM COURSE.

204 GEilG 320 030 TOPIGS IN METEOROLOGY

~04 GEOG 330 030 INTRD ARC-ALP ENVIRON

~. FJELD TRIPS ARRANGED.

204 GEOG 341 030 CONSERVATION PRACTICE

204 GEDG 381 030 LATIN AMERICA

204 GEDG 402 030 STAT FOR EARTH SCI

204 GEDG 406 030 GEOG INTERP AER PHOTOS

TOPIC - CliMATE AND WATER RESOURCES SAME AS A G 320 KNOWLEDGE Of METEORDUIGV AT THE A G 11<\ OR GEOG 100 LEVEL WUL BE REQUIRED

001 llOG-1215 T TH DPPA Gl25 H Rl EHL

PREREQ TWO BEGINNING COURSES IN BIDL, GEOG, GEOL OR A G

001 li>OG-1515 T TH GUGG 201

001 1300-1350 14 W F GUGG 201 DE GREENLAND

001 140G-1515 T TH GUGG 3 AD HILL

PREREQ GEDG OR GfDL MAJOR OR INSTR CONSENT SAME AS GEOl 471

001 0800-0850 H W f GUGG 107 TN CAINE

PREREQ INSTR CONSENT SAME AS GEOG 506

001 U00-1150 H MORROW JONES

L~B-GEOG INTERP AER PH tg~~ f~~~i~;g M W

T TH

f

GUGG GUGG GUGG GUGG

6 6 b 6

SPECIAL NOTE. LOU 090G-1050

YOU MUST ATTEND fiRST CLASS TO CLAIM YOUR PLACE OR YOU WILL BE DROPPED FROM CLASS.

204 GeOG 416 030 TEACHING GEOGRAPHY 801 802 803

1400-1515 T TH 1000-1050 T TH

ARR

GUGG 205 GUGG 101

N HELBURN

lmll· SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL CONTROLLED ENROllMENT CARD.

Z04 GEOG 417 030 RESEARCH SEMINAR

204 GEOG 421 030 PHYS CLIM~PRINC~PLES

204- GEOG 431 040 PRIM OF GEOMORPHOLOGY

lAB-PRIN Of GEOMORPH

204 GEOG 435 930 BIDGEOG-DESCRIPTIVE

204 GEDG 440 030 LAND MANAGEMENT SVST

204 GEOG 461 030 AMERICAN CITIES

204 GEOG 467 030 MID lATITUDE AGRIC

204 GEOG 472 030 H!ST GEOG OF EUROPE

204 GEOG 474 030 ENV AND PEOPLES

204 GEOG 487 030 GEDG Of COLORADO

204 GEOG 488 030 SOVIET UNION

20~ GEOG 506 030 GEDG INTERP AER pHOTOS

LAB-GEDG INTERP AER PH

204 GEOG 517 030 ~£SEARCH SEMINAR

204 GEOG 523 030 SEM-tl!MAHC CHANGE

204 GEOG 524 030 lOPIC5-PHYS GEOGRAPHY

204 GEOG 535 030 BIOGEDG-DESCR!PTIVE

2~ GEOG 561 030 AMERICAN CITIES

204 GEOG 564 030 SOCJo-EtoN PROS URBAN

204 GEOG 567 030 MID lATITUDE AGRlt

204 GEOG 572 030 HIST GEOG OF EUROPE

204 GEOG 602 030 OATA PROC EARTH SCI

204 GEOG 615 030 HIST & PHIL Of GEOG

204 GEOG 671 030 SEN-POLITICAL GEOG

ZO'> GEDG 1>74 030 SEM-CUl TURAL GEOGRAPHY

~· FOR All 900 SECTIONS SECURE A OEPARTIIENTAl APPROVAL FORM.

204 GEOG 700 l-6 MASTERS THESIS

SAME AS GEOG 517

001 1400-1630 M GUGG 101 KA ER ICKSDN

001 1100-1150 M W F GUGG 101 DE GREENLAND

PREREQ lNTRO GEOl DR PHYS GEOG, INTRO ALG/TRIG, AND ElEMENTARY CHEM DR INSTR CGNSENT SAKE AS GEOL' 463/563

001 UOl Ll02

OSOG-0915 T TH l30G-1650 w UOG-1650 TH

SAME AS GEOG 535 FOR JRS & SRS ONLY

001 UOG-1200 T 1300-1700 TH

GEDL U4 GEOL 13't GEDL 134

GUGG 101 GUGG 101

OPEN TO SENIORS ONLY OR INSTR CONSENT

WC BRADLEY

HF QUICK

001 1300-1650 T GUGG HF QUICK

SAME AS GEOG 561

001 0930-1045 T TH

SAME AS GEDG 51>7

001 0930-1045 T TH

SAME AS GEOG 572

001 093G-1045 T TH

001 1100-1215 T TH

001 140G-1515 M W

001 093G-1045 T TH

PREREQ lNSTR CONSENT SAME AS GEOG 406

001 1100-1150 M W lOll 1000-1150 T L012 lOOG-1150 TH L013 0900-1050 F

SAME AS GEOG 417

001 1400-1630 M

PREREQ I NSTR CONSENT SAME AS A G 595, GEOL 595

001 ARR


001 ARR

SAME AS GEDG ~35

001 1100-1200 T 1300-1700 TH

SAllE AS GEDG 461 PREREQ INSTR CONSENT

001 0930-1045 T TH

PREREQ INSTR tONSENf

001 1300-1530 T

SAKE AS GEOG 46 7

001 0930-1045 T TH

SAME AS GEOG 472

001 093G-1045 T TH

GUGG 205 RI PALM

GUGG 206 N HELBURN

GUGG

GUGG' 2

TC MYERS

AD Hill

GUGG 205 HJ LOEFFlER

GUGG

GUGG GUGG GUGG GUGG

3 KA ERICKSON

6 b 6 6

H MORROW JONES

GUGG 101 KA ER.ICKSON

RG BARRY J lONDON

TN CAINE JO IVES

GUGG 101 HF QUICK GUGG 101

GUGG 205 Rl PALM

GUGG 101 Rl PALM

GUGG 206 N HELBURN

GUGG 2 TC HYERS

PREREQ GEOL 477 OR INSTR CON~ENT SAME AS GEOl 615

001 1100-1215 T TH

001 130G-1530

001 190G-2130

001 1900-2130 T

TH

TH

900 ARR

GEOL 201 ANDREWS

GUGG 206 Rl PA1.11

GUGG 101 Tt MYERS

GUGG 101 N HELBURN AD HILL

DEPT CRS NCo DEPT NO. CR Tl TLE OF COURSE

204 GEOG 800 D-8 ~OCTORS THESIS

204 GEOG 930 1-3

20• GEOG 950 1-3

IND STUDV-UNOERGRAO

IND STUDY-GRAD

204 GEOG 999 000 CANDIDATE FOR DEGREE

Geological Sciences

TERM SEC TIME

900

900

900

900

DAYS

ARR

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BLDG RCOM INSTRUCTOR

W!.!Ji• THE FOli.OWING COMBINATIONS Of COURSES W!LL SATISFY ONE YEAR OF THE NATURAL SCIENCES REQUIREMENT• 10111031-10211041, lQl-153, 111-112. 207-208.

ANY TWO UPPER DIVISION COURSES WILL SATISFY A SECOND YEAR REQUIREMENT, EXCEPT THE FOLLOWING: 333 .• 370. 433, 404, 494. 504.

NOTE. EXPOSITORY WRITING COURSE IN THE NATURAl SCIENCEGEOLOGY OFFERED SPRING' SEMESTER ONLY.

N!!.!!.· GEOL COLLOQUIUM IJQURNAl ClUBI MEETS l20D-1250o WED, GEOl 311

N!!.!!.• FOR LITERATURE SEARCH ANO BIBLIOGRAPHIC INSTRUCTION IN THE SCIENCES ANO ENGINEERING, SEE BleLIOGRAPHY 403

206 GEDL 101 040 lNTRO TO GEOLOGY 1

LAB-INTRa TO GEOLOGY 1

INTRO TO GEOLOGY l LAB-INTRO TO GEOLOGY

INTRO TO GEOLOGY 1 lAB-INTRa TO GEOLOGY

206 GEOL 103 030 INTRO TO GEOLOGY 1

201> GEOL lll 030 OUR DYNAIUC EARTH 1

206 GEOL 201 020 ADVANCED JNTRO GEOLOGY

LAB-ADV INTRO GEOLOGY

206 GEOL 301 050 lNTRO TO MINERALOGY

LAB-INTRO MINERALOGY

REC-INTRO MINERALOGY,

206 GEOL 312 050 STRUCTURAl GEOLOGY

LAB-STRUCTURAl GEOlOGY

206 GEOL 341 040 INTRO TO PALEONTOlOGY

LAB-INTRO PALEONTOlOGY

206 GEOL 404, 030 GEOL HYDROLOGY

206 GEOL 431 040 SEDIMENTATION

LAB-SEDIMENTATION

206 GEOL 463 040 PIU N Of GEOMORPHOLO.GY

LAB-PRIN Of GEOMORPHOL

206 GEOL 477 030 STAT fOR EARTH SCI

206 GEOL 504 030 GEOl HYDROLOGY

206 GEOL 525 040 MINERAL DEPOSITS

206 GEOL 527 040

LAB-MINERAL DEPOSITS

THERH FOR PETROLOGISTS

LAS-THERM PETROLOGISTS

206 GEOL . 528 040 GEOCHEM NATURAL WATERS

206 GEOl 531 ,040 SEDIMENTATION

lAB-SEDIMENTATION

206 GEOL 532 040 SUBSURFACE GEOLOGY

LAII-SUSSURFACE GEOLOGY

206 GEOL 533 030 HIGH TEMP GEOCHEMISTRY

INTRO GEOLOGY FOR MAJORS & NONMAJDRS lAB & LECTURE MUST MATCH ON INITIAL ~HBER INDOOR LABS - 2 HRS

100 LlOl uo~ Ll03 U04 Ll05 ll06 Ll07 ll08

zoo l201 L202 L203 L201t l205 l206 l207 L208

300 L30l l302 l303 l304 l305 Ll06 L307 l308

0800-0850 II W F 1300-1550 M OBOG-1050 T 0900-1150 T 1400-1650 T 130G-1550 w 0900-1150 TH 1400•1650 TH 1300-1550 F

090G-0950 H W F 1400-1650 PI 0800-1050 T 090D-U50 T 1300-1550 T 140Q-l650 w 0800-1050 TH UOG-1550 TH HOG-1650 f

lOOD-1050 M W F 0800-1050 H 0900-1150 M 093G-1220 T 1300-1550 T l't00-1650 T 1300-1550 w 093G-1220 TH 130D-1550 F

CLOSED TO GEOLOGY MAJORS

GEOl GEDI:: GEDL GEDl GEOl GEDI. GEOL GEOl GEDl

GEDL GEOl GEOL GEOL GEOl GEOL GEDl GEDL GEDL

GEOL GEDl GEOL GEDL GEOL GEDL GEOl GEDL GEOL

121 U4 114 114 114 !14 108 108 108

121 114 108 108 108 108 108 108 108

121 108 108 134 114 108 108 134 134

001 HOD-1450 M W f GEOL 121

Jl NUNOZ

PW Bl RKELANO

CR STERN

00 RUNNELLS

001 1100-1150 M W f GEOL 121 C KIS!iUNGER

FOR GEOLOGY MAJORS PREREQ GEOL 101 AND EITHER lOZ DR 153 WITH AVG GRAOE OF 2.5, MATH llOt AND EITHER CHEM 103 DR PHYS lll

001 1100-1150 T GEDL 311 EE LARSON WC BRADLEY

LlOl Ll02 ll03

0900-HSO 1300-1550 130G-155D

TH TH

f

GEOl GEOL GEDL

114 114 114

PREREQ GEOl 207-208 DR GEOl 101-102/153-201, CHEM 106, MATH 130 OR INSTR CONSENT~ STUDENTS MUST SIGN UP FOR LECo LAB AND REC!T.

001 llOl uoz ll03 RlOit R105

lOOG-1050 M W F 130G-!550 M 0800-1050 T l30G-l550 T 160G-l650 w 0800-0850 TH

GEDL 311 GEOl 306 GEDL 306 GEOl 306 GEOl 114 GEOl 114

LA WARMER

PREREQ GEOL 207-208 OR GEOl l0l-l02/153-20lo AND MATH 110

001 l101 U02 ll03

U00-1150 T TH 1300-1550 M W 1300-1550 T TH oaoo-1oso r 1300-1550 F

GEOL 121 GEDL 127 GEOL 127 GEOL 127 GEOL 127

PREREQ INTRO GEOL OR !NTRD BIOLOGY

001 LlOl Ll02 L103 1.104 ll05

T TH TH TH

F

1230-1345 090G-ll50 130G-1550, 1300-1550 130G-1550 W 0900-1150 T

GEOL 121 GEOL 226 GEOL 221> GEOL 226 GEDL 226' GEOl 226

WA BRADOOUt

EG KAUFFMAN

PREREQ PHYS GEOLe MATH 130, INTRO PHYSICS, OR INSTR CONSENT SAME AS GEOL 504

001 090G-0950 M W F GEOl 311 Bf CURTIS

PREREQ GEOL 207-208 OR GEOL 101-102/l53-20lo GEOL 301, GEOL 342, INTRO CHEH SAME AS GEDl 531

001 0800~0850 H W F GEDL 311 TR WALKER LlOl 1300-1650 M GEOL 232

PREREQ lNTRO GEOL OR PHYS GEDG, ALGITRIGo ELEMENTARY CHEM OR INSTR C~NSENT SAKE AS GEOl 563, GEDG 431

oor LlOl ll02

OSOG-0915 1300-!650 1300-1650

T TH w

TH

GEOL GEOl GEOL

134 134 134

WC BRADLEY

PREREQ GEOL OR GEOG MAJOR OR INSTR CONSENT SAME AS GEOG 402

,001 0800-0850 M W f GUGG 107 TN CAINE

001 0900-0950 M W f GEDL 311 BF CURTIS

PREREQ GEDL 301; GEDL 347 OR EQUIV RECOMMENDED FIELD TRIPS TO BE ARRANGED

001 090G-0950 H W F GEOl 207 WW ATIUNSON Ll9l 1300-1550 T GEOL 134

PREREQ GEOL 201 OR 207, CHEN 10~, HATH Z30

001 1000-1050 II W F GEDL 207 JL MUNOZ LlOl 1300-1450 TH GEOl 207

PREREQ COLLEGE tHEM

00! llOG-1150 H W f GEOL 207 DO RUNNEllS

SAME AS GEOL 431

001 0800-0850 M W F GEOL 311 ·TR WALKER L!Ol 1300-1650 M GEOL Z32

PREREQ OR COREQ GEDl 312o 342, DR lNSTR CONSENT

001 1000-1050 M W f GEDL 232 SF CURTIS llOl 1400-1650 W GEDl 232

PREREQ GEDL 301 OR INSTR CONSENT

001 UOG-1215 T TH GEDL 232 CR STERN

D£PT CRS MOe OEPT NO, CR TITLE OF COURSE TERII SEC TIM£ DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR

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LAB-QUAteRNARY STRAT!G

206 GeOL 541 OJO ANCIENT SED ENVIRON

206 GEOL 545 030 MICROPALEONTOLOGY

LAB-MICROPALEONTOLOGY

206 GEOL 555 1-3 Sal-MINERAi.. DEPOSITS

Z06 GEOL 556 030 SEll-EVOLUTION

l06 GEOL S63 0..0 PRill Of GeOMORPHOLOGY

LA&-PRIN OF GEOMORPHOL

206 GEOL 567 020 NE~ GLOBAL TEtlQNIGS

206 Ge0L 580 030 STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY 3

LA&-STRUC T GEOL 3

206 GEOl 595 030 SEll-CLIMATIC CHANGE

206 GEOL S96 030 EARTH & PLANET PHVS 1

206 GEOL 613 030 GEOTECTONICS

206 GEOL 615 030 DATA P~OC EAIITH SCI

206 GEOL 631 030 SEDIMENT PETROLOGY 1

206 GEOL 678 030 SEISMIC WAVE THEORY

NOTE, FOR ALl 900 SECTiONS SECURE A DEPARTMENTAl APPROVAl FORM.

206 GEOL 700 0-6 MASTERS THESIS

Z06 GEOL 800 G-8 DOCTORS THESIS

206 GEOL 940 1-3 IND Sf-QUATERNARY GEOL

206 GEOL 91tl 1-:il IND Sf-ECONOMIC GEOL

206 GEDL 9_.2 1-3 lND STOY-PETROLOGY

206 GEOL 943 1-3 INO STDY-SEDINENTOLOGY

206 GEOL 9~ 1-3 lND STDY-STRUC/TECTilN

206 GEOL 945 1-3 INO STD¥-GEOCHENISTRV

Z06 GEOL 940 1-3 IND STDV-GEOPHYSifS

206 GEOl 9_.7 1-3 IND STOY-H't'ORDLOGV

206 GE!ll 943 1-3 IND STOY-OCEANDGRAPHV

206 GEOL 949 1-3 lND STDV-PAlEONTOLOGY

206 GEOL 950 A-3 IND Sf-QUATERNARY GEOL

206 GEOl.. 951 1-3 INO ST-ECONOMIC GEOL

206 GEOL " 952 1-3 INO ST-PEJROLilGY

206 GEDL 953 l-3 XND ST-SED1MENTOLOGY

206 GEOL "954 l-3 IND ST-STRUCITECTON

206 GEOL 955 1-3 lND Sf-GEOCHEMISTRY

206 GEOl 956 1-3 IND Sf-GEOPHYSICS

ZOo GEOL 957 !-3 !NO ST-HYDROLOGV

206. GEOL 958 1-3 !NO ST -OCEANOGRAPHY

206 GEOL 959 1-3 !NO ST-PALEONTOLOGY

206 GEOL 960 1-3 INDEPENDENT $JUDY-SOIL

206 GEOL 910 1-3 P!.AN 2 MASTERS-RSCH

ZOo GE!ll 999 009 CANDIDATE FOR DEGREE


001 1500-1630 T TH GEOl 207 EE URSON

PRERSQ IN7RO GEm.• GEOL 463 M 563 OR INSTR CONSB!f

001 UOG-1450 T. TH " GE!ll .U2 PW IUIIKELAND llOl ARR

PREIIEQ GEOL ~2 M INSTil CONSENT

001 093G-10U T TH GEOl 23Z Ol EICHER

PREREQ GEOL 341o 3_.2, OR INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

001 090Q-09SO M W llOl 130G-1550 T

GEOl 232 DL EICHER GEOL 2Z6

P~EREQ GE!ll 525 OR EQUIV

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PIIEREQ lNSTR CONSENT

001 ARR

SAME AS GEOL %3 & GEOG 431

001 UOl 1.102

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GEOL GEOL GEOl

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JA VAN COUVERING EG KAUFFMAN

WC BRADLEY


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PREREQ INSTR CONSENT "SAME AS GEOG 523o A G 595

001 ARR

PREREQ lNTRO GEQL, PHYSICS, MATH

001 090G-0950 M W F GEOL 121

PREREQ GE!ll 312o PHYSICS, CALCULUS

RG BARRY J LONOON

001 083G-1000 M W GEOl.. 0018 LA IIARHER

PIIEREQ GE!ll 477 OR I NSTR CONSENT SAME AS GEOG 602

001 l!OG-1215 T TH GEOL Z07 J ANDREWS

PI!.EREQ GEOL 531 0 511'

001 08110-1050 T TH

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Germanic languages and literatures

NOTE. FOR AOOI~lONAL LISTINGS SEE COMPARATIVE LITERATURE $ECTJON.

210 GER

l. GERMAN

101 0_.0 BeGINNING GERMAN

210 GER 102 040 BEGINNING GERMAN 2

ZlO GER 201 040 INTERMEDIATE GERMAN l

210 GER 202 040 INTERMED GERMAN-READ Z

001 OSOG-0850 MT THF 002 0900-0950 MY THF 003 1000-1050 MT THF 004 uoo-uso MT THF 005 1200•1250 MT THf 006 1300-1350 MT THF 007 1400-1450 NT THF, 008 0800-0850 MT THF

001 OSOG-085 0 MT THF 002 090G-0950 MT THF 003 1000-1050 MT THF OM 1200-1250 MT THF 005 1300-1350 MT THF

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PREREQ GER 102 OR 2 VRS H S GERMAN

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KTCH 35 KTCH 120 KTCH 120 KTCH 119 KTCH 35 KTCH 120 KTCH 119

PREREQ GER 201 OR 3 YRS H S GERMAN

001 HOG-!450 MT THF KTCH 35

H SCHMIDT

CO HALL BA LEWIS

DEPT CRS NOe DEPT NOe CR TITLE OF COURSE"

210 GeR 205 020 Ulf GER-tONVEilSATION

210 GeR 206 040 INT GeR-GOMM SKI~LS

210 GeR 222 040 SCIENTIFIC GERMAN

210 GER 301 030 ADV CONY & GRAMMAR

210 GER 302 030 AOV CONY & COMP

210 GER 309 020 GER PRONUN & DICTION

210 GER"" 3U 030 GER LIT 1-191!) TO PRES

210 GER 312 030 GER Lli 2-UP TO 1910

210 GER 401 030 ADV COMP.CONV & STYL 1

210 GER 437 030 INTRO GER LIT HIST l

210 GER 480 030 SYMBOLISM & DECAOENCE

210 GER 495 030 NETH OF TEACHNG GERMAN

210 GER 524 030 EARLY GERMAN LIT

210 GER 541 030 GOETHE 1

210" GER 595 030 METHODS OF TCHG GERMAN

Will• FOR ALL 900 SECTJONS SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL FORM.

210 GER 700 4-6 MASTERS THESIS

210 GER 800 o-8 DOCTORS THESIS

ZlO GER 910 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

210 GER 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

210 GER 950 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY ,

210 "GER 999 000 CANDIDATE FOR DEGREE

TERM SEC DAYS BLDG RCOI'I INSTRUCTOR

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001 1100-1150 M II F KTCH 35 TA HOUWECK

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001 1300-1350 M lol F KTCH U9 H SCHMIDT

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II, SGANOINAYiAN

211 NORW 101 050 BEGIN NORWEGiAN 1

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001 1000-1050 MTWTHF KTCH 35 IJ GERWIG

PREREQ NORW 102 OR CONSULT U ION

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214 SWEO 211 030 20 YEAR READ & CONV

001 0900-0950 IITWTHF KTCH 35 Gl LEWIS

PREREQ SWED 102 OR CONSULTATION

001 U00-1150 M II F KTCH 33 Gl LEWIS

Zl4 SWED 940 1-3 INDEPENOENT STU"OY 900 ARR

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Greek t!!lil• SEE DEPARTMENT OF CLASSICS,

History

218 HIST 101 030 WESTERN CIVILIZATION 001 -0930-1045 T TH HlNS 201 WG SIMON OOZ 0800-0915 T TH HLI4S 241

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218 HI ST 103"_ 030 INTRO ASIA-MiD E/lNOIA

218 HIST 105 030 hRlD OF ANCIENT GREEKS

218 HIST 141 030 HISTORY Of ENGLAND

218 HIST 142 030 HISTORY OF ENGLAND

218 HIST 151 030 H!STORY Of US TO 1865

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001 0800-0915 T TH OOZ 0800-'0850 "H W F

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"J"'J1 TERM SEC DAYS

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218 HIST 181 030 lATIN AM-COLONIAL EXP

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218 HlST 215 030 AfRO-AMERICAN HlST 1

218 HlST 258 030 HISTORY OF COLORADO

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218 HlST 594 030 IMPERIAl RUSSIA

218 HlST 600 030 HiSTORiCAl METHODS

218 HIST b34 030 READ-EUR INTELLEC HIST

218 HIST 6~7 030 READ-ENGliSH HISTORY

218 HIST

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SAME AS HJST 49~

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218 H!ST 342 030 RSCH SEH-AHER WEST

213 HIST 38~ 030 THE CUBAN REVOLUTION

218 HiST 402 030 ATHENS & GRK DEMOCRACY

218 HIST 409 030 THE ROMAN EMPIRE

218 HIST 419 030 fUR ~NT HIST 175D-l870

218 HIST 433 030 FRENCH REV & NAPOLEON

218 HIST ~35 030 H!Sl GERMANY TO 1849

218 HIST 443 030 TUDOR ENGLAND

218 HIST 458 030 lATER AMER FRONTIER

218 HIST 459 030 ANGLD-AHER SOUTHWEST

2!8 HlST ~ol 030 POP CULTURE AN TO 1900

218 HIST .63 030 AllER SOC & THOT 1860

218 HlST 466 030 US HIST 1948-PRESENT

218 HIST 467 030 US DIPL HIST TO 1900

218 HIST 470 030 HIST OF URBAN AMERICA

218 H!ST 473 030 HIST TRADITIONAL CHINA

218 HlST 475 030 HiSTORY OF JAPAN

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001 1100-1150 M W F HALE 103 HR RAWLINGS

SAME AS HIST 509, CLAS ~09/509

001 H00-1515 T TH

SAME AS H'!ST 519

001 1100-1215 T TH

SAME AS HIST 533

001 1100-1150 H W F

SAME AS HIST 535

,001 1300-1350 M F

001 1000-1050 M W F

001 0900-0950 M W f

001 1230-13~5 T TH

001 llOD-1215 T TH

SAME AS HlST 563

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SAME AS HIST 566

001 1530-16~5 T TH

SAME AS HI ST 567

001 1100-1150 M W f

SAME AS HIST 570

001 1100-1150 M W F

SAME AS HI ST 573

001 lZ00-1250 H W F

001 l~OD-1515 T TH

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HUIS 141 VW ~BEACH

HLMS 267 RA POlS

HLMS 2~5 MK HC INTOSH

HLMS 201 R ATHEARN

HI.MS 245 GH PHILLIPS

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HUIS 241 RD SCHUlZ INGER

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·'· SANE AS HlST 580

218 HJST 489 030 MOO MID EAST l60D-PRES

Z!8 HIST 493 030 HIST RUSS THRU 11TH C

218 HIST 4~ 030 IMPERIAl RUSSIA

218 HAST 499 030 HONORS THESIS !!!!!• SECURE A llEPARTHENlAL CONTROllED

ENROLLMENT CARD.

001 l93D-20~5 T T~

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SAME AS HIST 59~

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219 HIST 502 030 ATHENS & GRK DEMOCRACY SAME AS HIST 402, CLAS 402/502

001 1100-1150 M W f HALE 103 HR RAWLINGS

218 HIST 509 030 THE ROMAN EMPIRE SAME AS HIST 409, CLAS 409/509

001 140Q-1515 T TH HALE 103 RL HOHLFELDER

218 H!ST 519 030 EUR INT HiST 175D-1870 SA:ME AS HIST 419j

001 1100-1215 T TH HUIS 341 DL GROSS

218 HIST 533 030 FRENCH REV & NAPOLEON SAME AS HlST 433

001 1100-1150 M W F HLMS 141 VW BEACH

.. 218 HIS T 535 030 HAST G ERHANY TO 1849 SANE AS HIST 435

001 1300-1350 H W F HLMS 267 RA POlS

US HIST 563 030 AMER SOC & TtlOY 18~0 SAME AS Hl ST 463

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218 HIST 561> 030 US HIS T 19~.8-PRESENT SAME AS HIST ~6

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218 HIST 570 030 HIST Of URBAN AMERICA SAME AS HIST 470

001 llOO-1150 H W f IH DOWNEY

218 HIST 513 OliO HIST TRAOlTIONAL CHJNA 'S.AHE AS HIST 473

001 1200-1250 M W F HALE 303 W WEI

218 HAST 580 030 US MILITARY HISTORY SAME AS HlST ~80

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218 HIST

2\.8 HIST NOTE.

700 l-6· MASTERS THESIS SECURE A OEPARTHENTAL APPROVAL FORM.

ZlS HIST 735 030 SEll-MODERN EUROPE HI ST

218 HIST 766 030 - SEH-US HJST 19't6-PRES

NOTE. FOR All 900 SECTIONS SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL FORM.

218 HIST 800 Q-6 DOCTORS THESIS

218 HIST 940 1-3 !NO ST-US HIST TO 1865

218 HIST 941 l-3 IND ST-US SINCE 1865

218 HIST 942 l-3 INO ST-lAT AMER H!Sl

218 H!ST 9~3 1-3 INO ST-ANC & MED EURDP

218 HIST 94~ 1-3 INO ST-EURDP 135D-1648

218 H!ST 945 l-3 !NO ST-EUROP SJNC 16~8

218 HIST 9~6 1-3 IND ST-RUSS & EAST EUR

218 HIST 947 l-3 !NO ST-ASIAN HISTORY

218 HIST 9~8 l-3 IND ST-AFRICA/HID EAST

218 HIST 9~9 l-3 INO ST-COMPARATIV HIST

218 HlST 950 l-3 INO ST-US HIST TO 1865

ZlS HIST 951 1-3 INO ST-US SINCE 1865

218 HIST 952 1-3 IND ST-LAT AMER H!ST

218 HlST 953 1-3 !NO ST-ANC & HEO EUROP

218 HIST 954 l-3 lND ST-EUROP l35D-l648

218 HIST 955 l-3 IND ST-EUROP SINC 1648

Zl8 HIST 956 l-3 INO ST-RUSS & EAST EUR

218 HIST 957 l-3 INO ST-AS!AN HISTORY

218 HIST 958 1-3 INO ST-AFRICA/MIO EAST

218 HIST 959 1-3 IND ST-COIIPARATIV HIST

218 HIST 960 1-3 INO ST-US HIST TO 1865

218 HIST 961 1-3 INO ST-US SINCE 1865

218 HIS T 962 l-3 !Nil ST_-lAT AMER HI ST·

218 HIST 963 l-3 INO ST-ANC & MfO,EUROP

218 HIST 964 1-3 IND ST-EUROP 135~1648

218 HIST 965 l-3 !NO ST-EUROP SINC,l648

218 HIST 966 1-3 INO ST-RUSS & EAST EUR i

218 HlST 967 1-3 IND ST-ASIAN HISTORY

218 HlST 968 l-3 IND ST-AFRICA/MlD EAST

218 HIST 969 l-3 !NO ST-COHPARATIV HIST

218 HIST 999 000 CANDIDATE FOR DEGREE

Humanities

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NOTE. SEE CENTER FOR INTERDIS,IPLlNARY STUDIES.

Japanese SEE DEPARTMENT OF ORIENTAL-SL4VIC LANGUAGES AND LITERATURES.

latin SEE DEPARTMENT Of CLASSICS.

latin American Studies

235 4H 495 030 SEMINAR

235 'L AM 940 l-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

linguistics 2~3 LING 100 030 lANGUAGE

2B UNG l.50 030 BASIC TRAO GRAMMAR

243 LING 200 030 INTRO LINGUISTIC SCI

TOPIC - TO BE ANNOUNCED PREREQ SOPH STANOING

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RA POlS

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AR TAYLOR

L ROMEO

WDBY 106 l ROI'IEO WilBY 106

2~3 liNG 350 030 LANG & PUBLIC INTEREST PREREQ UPPER DIVISION STANDING

243. LING 401 030 NATURE OF GRAMMARS

2~3 LING 440 030 INTRO TRANS GEN GRAMM

243 LING 461 030 ENGL STRUCTURE-TESCL

243 LING 462 030 TEACHING METHODS-TESOL

243 LING 493 030 liNGUISTIC PHONETICS

243 UNG 501 030 NATURE OF GRAMMARS

001 0900-0950 M W F

PREREQ LING 200 SAME AS LiNG 501

001 1400-1450 H W F

SAME AS liNG 540

001 1300-1350 H W F

SAHE AS LING 561

001 l60D-17l5 T TH

SAME AS LING 562

001 l40D-1515 T TH

SAME AS LING 593

001 1000-1050 M W F

PREREQ liNG ZOO SAME AS liNG 401

00! 1400-1450 M W f

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WOSV 106 OS ROOD

WOBY 106 l fRAJZV Nf'I Ell

WDBY 106

KTtH 207

KTCH 219 AR TAYLOR

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DE'P-'f:- ~.l,~·cR-Si'L''.:-'1

NO. DEPT NO. CR TITLE OF COURSE

243 LING 540 030 INTRO TRANS GEN GRAMM

243 LING 561 030 ENGl STRUCTURE-TESOL

?43 LING 562 030 TEACHING HETHODS-TESOL

243 LING 593 030 LINGUISTIC PHONETICS

243 LING 633 030 PHON ANAL Y G ~THEORY

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Mathematics FOR LITERATURE .SEARCH AND BIBL!OGRAPHI.C INSTRUCTION IN THE SCIENCES AND ENGINEERING, SEE BiBLIOGRAPHY 403

I. UNDERGRADUATE APPliED MATHEMATICS

A M 135, 136, 235 ·ANO 236 - A SEQUENCE DESIGNED fOR ENGINEERING STUDENTS.

135 040 CALCULUS FOR ENGRS !'

STAO 116

KTCH 206 DS ROOD

KTCH 33 F JENSEN

KTCH 33 JENSEN

PREREQ SATISFACTORY SCORE ON MATH PLACEMENT TEST IN ENGR, OR A M 120 OR HATH 110. RECITATION REQUIRED FOR SECS lOo ZOo 30, & 40. LECTURE & RECITATION MUST HATCH ON INITIAl., NUMBER

REC FOR CALC FOR ENGR

CALCULUS FOR ENGRS 1 REC fOR CALC fOR ENGR

CALCULUS FOR ENGRS l REC FOR CALC FOR ENGR

010 ROll ROlZ R013 R014 R015 R016

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1400-1450 M W 0800-0850 T TH 0900-0950 T TH 1000-1050 T TH uoo-uso T TH 1400-1450 T TH 1200-1250 T TH

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R04l 140D-l450 T TH R043 0800-0850 T TH R044 1100-1150 T TH R045 15D0-1550 T TH R046 1300-135 0 i TH

CALCULUS FOR ENGRS l 810 1400-14.50 MTW f SECTlON 810 REQUIRES A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT CARO. ENROLLMENT IS RESTRICTED TO SUPERIOR STUDENTS. OPEN TO MAJORS IN ANY DEPARTMENT •

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ECCR ECCR ECCR ECCR ECCR ECCR ECCR

ECCR ECCR ECCR BUS ECCR ECCR ECCR ECCR

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'forE. EXAMS FOR All SECTIONS Of A H 135 Will BE GIVEN

SEPT 25. OCT l6o NOV 13, DEC 4 AT 7:30 PM

A II 136 040 CALCULUS FOR ENGRS 2

252 A M

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252 A 14

REC-CALC FOR ENGRS 2

PREREQ A M 135 ENTERING FRESHHAN REGISTER FOR A M 135 RECITATION SECTION REQUIRED FOR SEC 10

010 ROll 11012 R013 R014 R015 R016

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CALCULUS FOR ENGRS 2 020 l20D-1250 HTW F 030 1000-1050 MTW 'F

ECCR 1-01 GE BROWN ECCR 1-26 JH CURRY

235 040 CALCULUS FOR ENGRS 3 PREREQ A M 136 RECITATION SECTION REQUIRED FOR SECS 10 & 20

REC-CALC FOR ENGRS 3 010

ROll R012 R013 R014 R015 ROlb

090D-0950 "' w 090Q-0950 T TH 1000-1050 T TH UOD-1150 T TH 1200-1250 T T H l30D-1350 T TH 1400-l't50 T TH

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020 R021 R022 R023 R024 R025 R026

0800-0850 1200-1250 1300-1350 140D-l450 OBOD-0850 090D-0950 1200-1250

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SECTION 810 REQUIRES A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT CARD. ENROlLMENT IS RESTRICTED TO SUPERIOR STUDENTS. OPEN TO MAJORS IN ANY OEPARTMENT.

236 030 INTRO LIN AlG DIFf EQS PREREQ A M 235

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D-30 D-09 D-09 2-05 1-06 1-26 D-03

ECCR D-30 BUS 206 BUS "101 BUS 207 BUS 207 ECNT 1-04 BUS 250

ECCR 2-01 ECST D-03 ECCR l-01 ECCR 1-07

NOT OPEN TO STUDENTS HAVING CREDIT IN BOTH PlATH 3l3 AND HATH 443

010 0900-0950 M W F 020 1200-1250 M W F 030 140Q-1450 M W f 040 1500-,.1550 M W F 050 1000-1050 M W F

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11. UNDERGRADUATE MATHEMATICS

.!!!Qli.. ONU 12 HOURS CREDIT l.N f!ATH COURSES NUMBERED BELOW 130 ALLOWED TOWARD B A DEGREE~ ANY PRERfQ COURSE MUST BE CONPLETEO WHH A GRAOE OF C OR BETTER,

25;1 MATH 099 030 INTRO TO ALGEBRA ADD-ON CREDIT THIS COURSE DOES NOT COUNT TOWARO .GRADUATION. APPROVAL WILL ONLY BE,GIVEN TO STUOENTS WITH A HATH PLACEMENT CODE Of MA-O OR TO STUDENTS WITH NO MORE THAN ONE YEAR Of H S ALGEBRA

801 0900-0950 M W F 802 1200-1250 M W f

NQ!S• SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL CONTROllED ENROLLMENT CARD

BUS 206 BUS _ 207

253 MATH 101 030 COLLEGE AlGEBRA

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PREREQ l YR H S ALGEBRA OR DEPT CONSelT NO CREDIT FOR STUDENTS WITH CREDIT IN MATH 110 OR A M 120" RECITATION REQUIRED FOR SEC 020 HATH 101 ANO 102 ARE EQUIV TO HATH 110

010 OPEN LABS fOR SEC 010 WILL BE HElD FROM 1ZOD-l600 T TH IN ECCR 1-28 AND

1300-1350 H W ECCR 2-28

l30D-l350 FRI IN E~CR 2-28

REC FOR COLLE~E AlG 020

R021 R022 R023 ROZ4 R025 R026

1300-1350 OBOD-0850 1000-1050 U00-1150 1200-1250 1300-1350 1400-1450

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W F W F W F

COLLEGE ALGEBRA 801 1100-1150 M W F

ECCR D-30 ECCR 1~03

ECST 1-06 ECST 1-06 BUS , 10! BUS 101 BUS 101

BUS 249 NQ!S• SEC 801 15 A SPECIAL SECTION WHICH REQUIRES A

CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT CARD.

ME WALTER

WB fULKS

253 MATH 102 020 COLLEGE TRIGONOMETRY PREREQ 1.5 VRS HS AlG & 1 YR H S GEOM OR HATH 101 OR DEPT CONSENT NO CREDIT FOR STUDENTS WITH CREDIT IN MATH 110 OR A H 120 IIAY BE TAKEN CONCURRENTl V WITH MATH 130 MATH 101 AND !OZ ARE EQUIV TO MATH 110

010 1000-1050 T TH 020 llOD-1150 T TH 030 1300-1350 T TH 040 1400-1450 J TH o5o oeoo-osso r TH

ECCR 0-38 ECCR 1-28 ECCR 1-42 ECNT 2-05 ECCR D-Ol

253 MATH 103 030 STRUCT NUMBER SYSTEM FOR PROSPECTIVE ELEM TEACHERS

010 1100-1215 T TH OZD 1400-1450 M W F

LIBY HALL LIBY HALL

JG fERRIS

253 MATH 107 030 ALG FOR SOC SCI & BUS

NOTE.

REC-ALG FOR SS & BUS

ALG FOR SOC SCI & BUS REC-ALG FOR SS & BUS

ALG FOR SOC SCI & SUS OPEN LABS FOR SEC 030 WILL BE HELD l20D-1600 T TH IN ECCR D-03 AND 1300-1350 FRI IN RAHY 104

PREREQ 1 YR H S ALG RECITATION REQUIR'EO FOR SECTIONS 010 & 020 LECTURE & RECITATION MUST~ MATCH ON INI HAL NUMBER DOES NOT PREPARE STUDENTS FOR HATH 110 OR 1}0

010 ROll R012 R013 11014 R015 R016 ROll ROl8 R019

020 R021 ROZZ R023 R024 R025 ROZ6 R027 ROZ8 R029

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0800-0850 oaoo-oeso 1200-1250 lOOD-1050 1300-1350 1400-1450 HOD-1150 0900-0950 UOD-1350 140D-l450

0930-1045 1400-1450 0900-0950 1100-1150 1300-1350 120D-l250 1300-1350 HOD-1450 1000-1050 1400-1450

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JG FERRIS

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~· EXAMS FOR All SECTIONS OF MATH 107 Will BE GIVEN OCT 1. OCT 20, NOV 12, DEC 3 AT 6:00 PM.

253 HATH lOB 030 CALC FOR SOC SCI G BUS PREREQ MATH 107 OR 1.5 YRS H S AlGEBRA RECITATION SECTION REQUIRED FOR SEC 20 HATH 130 CARRIES ONLY Z HOURS CREDIT IF STUDENT HAS CREDIT IN MATH 108.

010 1400-1450 M W HALE 103 NOTE. OPEN LASS FOR SEC 010 WILL BE HELD

1200 - 1600 T TH IN ECCR D-09 ANO' 1400 - 1450 FRI IN HALE 103

REC-CALC FOR SS & BUS 020

R021 R02Z R023 ROZ~ R025 R026

1300-1350 0800-0850 0900-0950 U00-1150 1200-1250 1300-1350 1400-1450

T TH T TH T TH T TH

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2-28 2,-07 1-03 206 251 156 250

WF TAYLOR

253 MATH 110 050 COLLEGE ALGEoRA & TRIG

26

253 HATH

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REC FOR COLL AlG & TRI

COLLEGE Al'GEBRA & TRIG REC FOR COLL ALG & TRI

COLLEGE ALGEBRA & TRIG REC FOR COll ALG & TRI

COLLEGE ALGEBRA & TRIG REC FOR COLL ALG & TRl

111 030 SPIRIT & USES MATH l

PREREQ 1."5 YRS H S ALG, 1 YR H S GEOH FOR PRECALC~STUDENTS, RECITATION REQUIRED FOR SECTIONS lOt 20, 30o AND 40. LECTURE & RECITATION -MUST HATCH ON INITIAL NUMBER

010 ROll R012 R013 R014 R015 R016

020 R02l R02Z R023 R024 R025 R026

030 R03l R032 1\033 R034 R035 R036

040 R041 R042 R043 R044 R045 R046

0800-0850 0800-0850 0900-0950 1000-1050 llOD-1150 1300-1350 l40D-l450

14 W F T TH T TH T TH i TH T TH T TH

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l't00-1515 0800-0850 100D-1050 0900-0950 1200-1250 UOD-1350 1400-1450

T TH T TH T TH T TH

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PRE REQ l VR H S ALG AND

010 1400-!515 T TH

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D-30 1-Dl D-Ol D-Ol D-Ol G-01

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D-30 156 156

1-04 D-03 D-03

251

RW ELLINGWOOO

RR STRUIK

R W El U NGWOOD

Jl MAUTZ

YEAR PlANE GEOII

UBY HAll Wf TAYLOR

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED FOR ElEM E~C, NON-MATH & NONSCIENCE SEC EDUC MAJORS. HATH 111 PLUS 112 SATISFIES 1 YR HUMANITIES REQUIREMENT. NOT FOR PRE-BUS, SOC SCI, PRE-DENT, PRE-MED, OR MATH-SCI MATH REQ.

lZl 030 GEOH FOR EL EM TCHR S PREREQ ,MATH 103 OR INSTR CONSENT HIGHLY RECOMMENDED FOR PRCSPECTIVE ELEH TEACHERS HATH 121 IS A lAB COURSE 80TH LAB MEETINGS REQUIRED

010 1000-1050 M W F UBY HALL JH HOOGES

253 MATH 130 050 ANALYTIC GEOM & CALC 1 PREREQ 3 YRS HS HATH INCLUDING TRIG OR MATH 102 OR 110 OR DEPT CONSEMT. HAY BE TAKEN CONCURRENTLY WITH HATH 102. RECITATION REQUIRED FOR SECTIONS 10, 20, 30, & ~0. LECTURE AND RECHUION MUST MArtH ON INITIAL NUNIIER. 2 HRS CREOIT FOR MATH 130 IF CREDIT IN MATH 108

010 0900-0950 M W F ECCR 2-28 PO ElLIOTT

DEPT CRS NO. DEPT NO. CR T ITL£ OF COURSE., ., TERM SEC TIM! DAYS

REC-AHALY GEOII 1: CALC

ANAL YT u; GEOI4 l CAt.t 1 REC-ANALY GEOM & CALC

ANALYTIC GEOM & CALC 1 REC-ANALV GEOM & tALt

ANAL YT IC GEOM & CALC 1 REC-ANAL Y GE014 £ CALC

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020 R021 R022 R023 R024 R02S R026

030 11031 R032 R033 R03lt R035 R036

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oaoo~oaso T r H lOOil-1050 T TH UOil-1150 T TH 1300-1350 T TH HOil-l<lt50 T TH 1500-1550 T TH

lZOil-1250 M II F 0900-0950 T TH lOOil-1050 T TH 1100-1150 T TH 0800-0850 T TH 1300-1350 T TH 150il-1550 T TH

l301l-1350 M II F OBOil-085 0 T TH 0900-0950 T TH uoo-uso T TH 1300-1350 T T H 1401l-H50 T TH 1000-1050 T TH

080()-0850 M W F 0800-0850 T TH U00-1150 T TH 1200-1250 T TH 1300-1350 T TH 14-0il-1"150 l TH 0900-D950 T TH

ECCR 1-01 ECCR l-OT ECCR 1-07 ECCR l-07 ECCR 1-07 ECCR 1-07

ECtR ECCR ECCR ECCR ECCR BUS ECST

ECCR BUS sus BUS BUS BUS BUS

Hll4S ECCR BUS ECCR ECCR BUS BUS

lY30 1-24-l-24 1-30 1-Zit

206 ll-03

1>-30 207 156 156 156 156 250

252 l-09 251

1>-08 o-oa

251 251

RW EASTON

HG ELLIS

ANALYTIC GEOM t CALC 1 050 1201l-1Z50 MTWTHF ECCR 1-26 IIJ THRON 060 1000-1050 MTWTHF 810 UOil-1150 MTWTHF

~· SEC 810 REQUIRES A CONTROLLED ENROLL~ENT

BUS 251 ECCR 1-26 OF REARICK

CARD AND IS RESTRICTED TO SUPERIOR STUDENTS.

253 ~ATH 181 040 MATH FOR LIFE SCIENCES

253 MATH 230 050 ANALYTIC GEOM & CALC Z

REC-ANALY GEOM & CAlC

ANALYTIC GEOM & CALC 2

253 MATH 240 0"10 ANAlYTIC GEOM CALC 3

PREREQ TWO YEARS ~IGH SCHOOL ALGEBRA OR MATH 101

,010 1100-1150 MTW f BUS 101

PREREQ MATH 130 OR OEPT CONSENT REC-ITATION REQUIRED FOR SECTION 010

010 ROll ROlZ R013 ROl"' R015 11016

1201l-1250 M W F 08.,0G-OS50 T TH 0901l-0950 T TH 1000-1050 T TH llOil-1150 T TH 1300-1350 T TH 1500-1550 T TH

020 0900-D950 MTWTHF 030 lOOil-1050 MTWTHF

CHEll ECCR BUS BUS ECNT BUS BUS

BUS BUS

PREREQ MATH 230 OR DEPT CONSENT

010 OBOil-0850 MTW F 020 0900-0950 MTW f 030 1300-1350 MTW F

132 1-05

250 207

Z-07 250 250

101 101

JA WilliAMSON

ET STEVENSON

A ZIRAKZADEH

JD IIONK

~-810 0900-0950 MTW F

SECTION 810 REQUIRES A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT

ECST !>-03 ECCR 1-01 ECCR 1-40 ECCR 1-07

JH WOLKOWISKY E T STEVENSON

CARD. ENROLLMENT IS RESTRICTED TO SUPERIOR STUDENTS. OPEN TO MAJORS !N.,ANY DEPARTMENT.

253 MATH 272 030 INTRO TO ABSTRACT MATH

Z53 NATH l81 030 INTRO TO STATISTICS

Z53 HATH 313 030 INTRO TO LINEAR ALG

253 MATH 314 030 INTRO TO MODERN ALG

253 MATH 321 030 EUCLID G NOit-EUCl GEOM

Z53 MATH ~13 030 AOV fiNITE MATH 1

253 MATH 431 030 ADVANCED CALCULUS 1

253 MATH 43l 030 ADVANCED CA.LCULUS 2

2S3 MATH lt35 030 AOV HATH FOR ENGR l

253 MATH 443 030 ORO DIFF EQUATIONS

253 MATH 4"15 030 JNTRO TO COMP VAR 1

253 HATH "1"17 030 INTRO TO POE 1

253 MATH 451 030 INTRO TO MATH LOGIC

253 MATH 465 030 INTER NUHER ANALYSIS 1

253 HATH 472 030 HISTORY OF MATH

253 MATH 481 030 INTRO TO PROS THEORY

PREREQ MATH 230 OR A H 136

010 1400~1"150 II W F 020 0800-0850 II W .,f

ECCR 1>-09 LW., BAGGETT ECCR 1-01 RK GOODRICH

PREREQ • M 120, HATH 101, 110 OR COLLEGE ALGEBRA

010 1100-1150 M W F 020 0900-0950 II W F

BUS 206 HG ELLIS ECCR 1-03 WN REINHARDT

PREREQ GRAOE "OF C OR BETTER IN MATH 230 OR A H 136

010 0900-0950 M W F 020 1301l-1350 M W F 030 1500-1550 II W F 0"10 llOil-1150 H N F

PREREQ GRADE OF C OR BETTER IN NATH 272 OR 311 OR 313

ECCR 1-05 ECCR 1-05 ECCR 1-07 BUS 250

010 .,1100-1150 M W F ECCR 1-07

PREREQ GRADE Of C OR BEUER., IN .MATH 230 OR A M 136

010 1100-1150 M W F ECCR 1>-01

PREREQ 1 SEMESTER OF CALCULUS

010 1000-1050 M W ECCR 1-07

JH HODGES

AB RAMSAY RR STROIK

PO ELLIOTT

A ZIRAKZADEH

Gf CLEMENJS

PREREQ GRADE OF C OR BETTER IN MATH 240 OR A M 235 AND EITHER MATH 272 OR 313 OR A M 236

010 0900-0950 M W F 020 0800-0850 M W f 030 1000-1050 M W F

PREREQ GRADE OF C OR BETTER

ECCR 0-03 ECCR !>-03 ECCR 0-08

HATH 431 AND EITHER MATH 313 OR A M 236

010 1500-1550 M W F ECST l-06

PREREQ A M 236

010 1300-1350 M W F BUS

PREREQ A M 235 OR MATH 240 AND MATH 313 OR A M 236 SAME AS "MATH 543

206

BC MEYER

WB JONES

010 1500-1550 M W f 020 l301l-1350 M W "F

BUS 249 JH WOLKOWISKY ECCR l-26 OP SATHER

PREREQ A M 235 OR MATH 240

QlO 0900-0950 M W f ECCR 1-28 GE BRCMN

PREREQ AM 236, OR MATH~313 OR 431 OR 443 SAME AS MATH 549

010 lOOQ-1050 M W f BUS 201

PREREQ TWO UPPER DIVISION COURSES IN MATHEMATICS DR lNSTR CONSENT

010 1000-1050 M W ECNT 2-07

PREREQ C S 210 ANO A M 236 OR MATH 313 EQUIVALENT TO C S ~65

010 1300-1350 M W F 020 090D-0950 H W f

BUS BUS

250 250

PREREQ 2 UPPER DIVISION COURSES IN MATH SAME AS MATH 510

010 0800-0850 M W

PREREQ AM 235~0R MATH 240

010 1000-1050 M W f 020 1201l-1250 M W F

ECST 1-06

ECCR l>-03 ECCR 0-03

RK GOODRICH

IIYCIELSKI

JH CURRY KE GUSTAFSON

WJ THRON

lW BAGGETT

111. GRADUATE MATHEMATICS

THE SQO lEVEL MATHEMATICS COURSES liSTED BElOW ADVANCED UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE STUDENTS. lEVEl COURSES ARE fOR GRADUATE STUDENTS ONLY. GRAOUA TES., MUST HAVE A OEPAR1 MENTAL APPROVAL TO TAKE 500 LEVEl COURSES.

ARE FOR THE 600 UNDER-

253 HATH 501 OJO INTRO TO TOPOlOGY 1 PREREQ MATH 313, 314, 431, 432

010 1300-1350 M W ECCR 2-01 RW EASTON

DEPT CRS. NO• DEPT NO. CR TITLE OF COURSE

253 MATH 505 030 TPCs-tONBINATOR ANALY

253 MATH 510 030 HISTORY OF MATH

253 MATH 511 030 THEORY OF NUMBERS

253 MATH 513 030 MODERN ALGEBRA i

253 MATH 531 030 INTRO TO REAL·A~IALY 1

253 MATH 535 030 FUNCT COHPLEX VAR l

253 MATH 543 030 ORO DIFF EQUATIONS

253 MATH 5"19 030 INTRO TO POE 1

253 MATH 553 030 INTERMED MATH PHYS l

253 MATH 560 030 NUMERICAL ANALYSIS 1

253 HUH 573 030 ADVANCED SEt THEORY l

253 HATH 581 030 MATHEMATICAL STATISTCS

253 HATH 587 030 STATISTICAL METH RSCH

253 MATH 607 030 DlfF TOPOlOGY 1

253 MATH 617 030 TOPICS IN ALGEBRA

253 MATH 649 030 THEORY PARTL OIFF EQ l

253 MATH 653 030 AD\IANC ED MATH PHYS 1

253 HATH 655 030 ADVANCED HATH PHYS 3

253 HATH 688 030 SEMINAR-TOPOLOGY

253 MATH 689 030 SEM ON NUMBER THEORY

253 MATH 692 030 SEM-FUNCTIONAL ANALY

253 MATH 693 030 SEH-ORO Olff EQS

253 MATH 69"1 030 SEM-APPLIED MATH

253 ~AT H 696 030 SEM-LOGIC

253 MATH 698 030 SEM-SET THEORY

NOTE. fOR All 900 SECT IONS SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL FORM.

253 MATH 700 1-4 MASTERS THESIS

253 MATH 800 G-8 DOCTORS THESIS

253 MATH 910 l-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

253 HATH 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

253 MATH 950 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

253 MATH 960 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

253 MATH 999 000 CANOl DATE FOR DEGREE

Medieval Studies

2.% M ST 402 030" INTRO MED!.,.,EVAL CULTURE

254 M ST 502 030 INTRO MEDIEVAL CUlTURE

TERM SEC TIME DAYS


010 1"100-14-50 M W F II US

PREREQ 2 UPPER DIVISION COURSES SAME AS 14ATH.,472

010 0801l-0850 M W F ECST l-06

PREREQ MATH 31.

010 1200-1250 M W F BUS 206

PREREQ MATH 314

010 0900-0950 M W F ECNT Z-07

PREREQ MATH lt31

010 lOOil-1050 M W F ECCR 1-05

PREREQ MATH 431

010 1100-1150 PI W F ECCR 1-05

PREREQ A M 235 OR MATH 240 AND MATH 313 OR" A II 236 SAME AS HATH ~43

WJ THRON

OF REMICK

Ill ROTH

WB FULKS

RA HOLlEY

010 1500-1550 II W F" BUS 249 020 1300-1350 M W ,f ECCR 1-26

JH WOLKOWISIU' DP SATHER

PREREQ ONE OF THE FOLLCM lNG: A" .M 236, MATH 313t MATH 4-31, OR MATH 443 SAME AS HATH 4"17

O!O 1000-1050 M N F

PREREQ MATH "llo 't32 SAME AS PHYS 503

010 1500-1550 M W f

BUS 207

DPPA Gl25

PREREQ CALCULUS. ~ATH 313, t S 210 SAME AS C S 560

RK GOODRICH

N ASHBV

010 1500-1550 M W F BUS 206 FW WILSON

PREREQ MATH 455 OR 451 OR INSTR CONSENT

010 1"100-1450 M W f BUS 207 JD MONIC

PREREQ MATH 313 AND 481 OR INSTR CONSENT

'd.ER

010 1500-1550 M W f BUS 151> JA WILLIAMSON


010 0900-0950 M W F BUS 207 IG WEISS

PREREQ MATH 501, 50Zo 515, 53lo 532

010 100()-1050 M W F sus 206 AT LUI'IJELL

PREREQ MATH 513

010 1300-1350 M W .,F BUS 207 RE MAC RAE

PRfREQ MATH 531/532

010 U00-1150 f' W F BUS 207 DW STROOCK

~:E~~MA~~N;~~ ~3~""ANO HAY:H,M~.()R.H5.<

SAME AS PHVS 603

001 0800-0850 M W F

PREREQ MATH 653, 654 SAME AS PHYS,605

010 l50Q-l550 M W F

010

001

010

010

0!0

010

010

900

900

900

900

900

900

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ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

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001 1600-1650 TWTH

001 1600-1650 TWTH

OPPA GU6

DPPA G025

GEOL 121

GEOL .,12!

WE BRITTIN

II WYSS

OP SULLIVAN WP THURSTON

WM SCH!IIOT

AB RAMSAY

JW BEBERNES

KE GUSTAFSON

Jl MAUTZ

WN REINHARDT

Of HEIMANN

OF HEIIIANN

NOTE. SEE HIST, PHIL, ENGl, C lT AND FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPTS FOR M ST COURSES. .

27

Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology

~· i~~Eg7~~~~yl~~~t~~~N~E~~ET~~O~R~~~T~~N~~~E~~~~~~~~' NUMBER 117.

Museum

NOTE. fOR All 900 SECTIONS SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL FORM AND JNSTR CONSENT.

25"1 MUSH 421 030 MUSH INTERN IN ANTHRO

257 MUSH 423 030 MUSM INTERN IN GEOLOGY

257 MUSil 424 030 MUSH INTERN TECHNIQUES

LAB-MUSH INTERN TECH

MUSM INTERN TECHNIQUES LAB-HUSM INTERN TECH

251 MUSM 425 030 MUSM INTERN ZOOLOGY

lAB-MUSM !NTERN ZOOLGY

900 ARR

900 ARR


010 lOU

020 l02l

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0900-0950 1300-1600 T TH


001 1300-1350 T fH LOlO 1400-1600 T TH

1 HUNT HUNT

HUNT HUNT

U9 !19

ll9 U9

HUNT 107 HUNT 107

J6 WHEAT

JA VAN COU\IEIUNG

JR ROHNER JR ,ROHNER

JR ROHNER JR ROHNER

SK WU

276

CR TITLE OF COURSE HPM SEC TIME CAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR

Z57 IIUS!I •zc 030 HUSK INTERN ENTOMOLOGY

Z57 MUSH 5Zl 030 MUSM INTERN IN ANTHRO

Z57 HUSH 5Z3 030 MUSil INTERN IN GEOLOGY

257 HUSH 524 030 HUSH INTERN TECHNIQUES

900

900

900

ARR

liAR

ARR


UN lANHAM

JB WHEAT

JA \IAN tOUVERIN

LAB-MUSII l NT ERN TECH

MUSH INTERN TECHNIQUES LAB-MUSH INTFRN TECH

010 6900-0950 M LOll 1300-1600 M W

HUNT 119 JR ROHNER HUNT 119 JR ROHNER

020 0900-0950 T L021 1300-1600 T TH

HUNT 119 JR ROHNER HUNT 119 JR ROHNl:R

257 MUSH 525 030 HUSH INTERN ZOOlOGY

LA&-MUSH INTERN ZOOLGY

257 MUSH 526 l-4 NUSM INTERN ENTOMOlOGY

257 HUSM 940 1-3 INOEPENOENT STUDY

PREREQ IN$TR CONSENT

001 1300-1350 T TH tOlO l400-1600 T TH

HUNT 107 SK WU HUNT 107

900

900

257 MUSH 950 1-3 INOEPENDZNT STUDY 900

Music 700 MUS 10&-3 RUDIMENTS IIUSlC 001 !Z00-1250 HWF ~US NlB59

OOZ i300-1350 MWF MUS N59<

700 MUS !83-3 APPReC OF MUSIC 001 0800-0915 T TH MUS N59 002 UOQ-1350 MWF MUS N59 003 UOQ-1150 HWF MUS C199

!SEC< l AESTIIETICSt SEC Z liSTENING. SEC 3 HISTORY!

700 MUS 276-3 MUSJC & DRAMA 001 llOQ-1150 MWF MUS C121

700 MUS 382-3 MUS KIST-LISTEN 001 U00-1150 MWF MUS N59

700 MUS 364-3 HIST OF JAZZ 001 1230-1345 T TH MUS C199

NOTE. THESE COURSES ARE AVAILABlE TO NON-MUSIC MAJORS. STUDENTS MAY REGISTER WITHOUT PERMISSION 0~ THE COLI.fGE OF HUSIC.

Natural Science l!Qli. SEE CENTER FOil INTEROISCJPLINARY STUDIES.<

<Norwegian NIJTf; SEE DEPARTMENT OF GERMANIC LANGUAGES & LITERATURES.

ARII

ARR

ARR

Oriental and Slavic Languages and Literature <, ~· FOR AOOJTIONAI.. COURSe OFFERINGS SEE COMPARATIVE

LITERATURE DEPARTMENT.

t. tHINESE

262 CHIN lOi 050 BEGINNING CHINESE

262 CHIN ZU 050 2ND VR CHINESE

262 CHIN 311 030 3RO YR RfAO & COMP

Z62 CHIN 385 030 CHINESE RELIGIONS

26Z CHIN 4H 030 4TH YR READ & COHP

262 C~Hi< 421 'o30 liTERARY CHINESE

001 1000-1050 MTWTHF SPSV Ell! OOZ 1100-1150 MTWTHF !IPSY E131

PREREQ CHINESE 102

001 1000-1050 MTIITHF MKNA 204

PREREQ CHIN 212

001 lHI0-1150 H W F MKNA

PREREQ R ST 21>2 OR !NSTR CONSENT SAME<AS R ST 385

001 1Z3()-l345 T TH WDBY

PREREQ CHIN 312

001 10.00-1050 14 W F MKNA

PREREQ CHIN 212

001 1500-1615 T TH MKNA

106

5

UN LANHAM

W BOLTZ W BOLTZ

KROLL

P KROLL

OS WilliS

W BOLTZ

2&2 C~IN ~81 030 CHIN POETRY IN TRANSl

262 CHIN 486 030 ANCIENT CHINESE PROSE

001 UOD-1350 M W F MKNA 204 P KROll

NOTE. FOR AL~ 900 SECTIONS SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL FORM.

2&2< CHIN 930 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

262 CHIN 950 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

H • JAPANESE

ANCIENT CHINESE PROSE IN TRANSlATION

001 1400-1515 T TH BPSY Ell6

900 ARR

900 ARR

DEPT CRS NO• DEPT NO. CR TITLE OF COURSE

30~ RUSS 411 030 SOV RUSS PROSE SURVEY

304 RUSS 463 030 SOY & E EUR SCI FICT

304 RUSS 546 030 SOV RUSS PROSE SURVEY

304 RUSS 592 030 HIST RUSSIAN lANGUAGE

NOTE. FOR ALL 900 SECTIONS SECURE A -- DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL FORM.

304 <RUSS 700 1-4 MASTERS THESIS

304 RUSS 930 1-3 INDEPENOEI'IT STUDY

304 RUSS 950 1~3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

304 RliSS 999 000 CANDIDATE FOR OEGAEE

308 SLAV 461 030 UKRAIN LIT hWl TO WW2

308 SLAV 471 030 INTRO UKRAIN CIVIlll

J:i!!!5.• FOR All 900 SECTIONS SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAl FORMa

308 SLAV 800 0-8 DOCTORS THESIS

308 SlAV 930 1-3' INDEPENOENT STUDY

308 SlAV 950 l-3 INOEPENOENT STUDY

Philosophy

TER~ SEC TIME DAYS

PREREQ RUSS 302 OR EQUIV SAllE AS RUSS 546

IN TRANSLATION


SPSY EliB CN lEE

001 1500-15:;0 II I< F MKNA Z04 RH ABERNATHY

SAME AS RUSS 411

001 1~0-1515 T TH

001 ARR

900

900

900

900

001

001

900

900

900

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

8PSY EllS CN LEE

RH ABERNATHY

EE PETRlWSKV

PP BABIAK

NOTE. NO PREREQ UNLESS SPECIFIED FOR 100 AND 200 lEVEl COURSES.

268 PHIL 100 030 INTRO TO PHilOSOPHY

PEC-INTRO TO PHIL

lNTRO TO PHILOSOPHY

l68 PHil 102 030 ETHICS

26$ PHIL 103 030 WAYS OF KNOWING

268 PHIL 104 030 PlillOSOPHV & SOCIETY

268 PHIL 105 030 PHilOSOPHY & REliGION

268 PHIL 106 030 PHIL AND THE SCIENCES

268 PHIL UO 030 PHU:: THRU LITERATJJRf,

268 PHIL 112 030 INTROOUCTORY LOGIC

268 PHIL 20Z 030 THE NATURE OF LAW 1

268 PHIL 244 030 SYHBOLIC LOGIC

STUDENTS REGISTERING FOR SEC 010 MUST ALSO REGISTER FOR A RECITATION SECTION

010 ROll R012 R013 R014

ozo 030 0~ 050 060

001 002 003

0900-0950 14 w lOOQ-1050 F 1200-1250 F 090D-O'i150 f ti00-1150 TH 1100-1150 M W F uoo-uso M w < F lZ00-1250 M W f 0930-1045 T TH 1230-1345 T TH

lOOD-1050 N W F 093Q-1045 T TH 1100-1215 T TH

HLMS HLIIS HlHS c;eoL HLI'IS HUtS HlMS HLMS BPSV HUIS

HLMS HUIS HLMS

199 177 177 108 117 147 247 z.-.1

46 147

llt7 lH 147

WJ PRIOR WJ PRIOR WJ PRIOR WJ PRIOR WJ PRIOR R ROGERS JP FRANK JP FRANK WO WEIR JP Kl HBLE

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001 1000-1050 M W f HUEN Dl56 R ROGERS 002 1100-1215 T TH HLMS 247 JO NELSON

001 lZOD-125.0 M W F OOZ 0930-1045 T TH 003 1400-1515 T TH

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D HAiiKINS fW lllLLIAMS FW W!LLUilS

001 1~0-1515 T TH HLMS l47 tl CROWE

001 002 003

1000-1050 M W F < HLMS 1300-1350 M W F HU'IS l23D-1345 T TH HlMS

247 247 247 J FISHER

001 llOD-1150 H W F HLHS 255 P KENEVAN

001 0900-0950 M W F 002 lOOQ-1050 M W F 003 1000-1050 H W F 004 uoo-uso < M w< F. 005 1300-1350 M W f 006 0930-1045 T TH 007 1100-1215 T TH 008 1230-1345 T TH

SAME AS ClS 280

HUtS 229 HLMS 229 sus 201 HLMS, 229 HLMS 229 HLMS 229 HiJ4S 229 HUtS 255

DC STEINMAN Jl MARTIN DC STEINI'IAN DC STEINMAN

JO NElSON

001 0900-0950 M W f HlHS Z55 lG BOONIN 002 lOOD-1050 M W F HLMS 263 LG 800NIN

001 002

0900-0950 M W F U00-1350 II W F

HLIIS HLMS

263 263

W MOAAIST!lN W MOAAISTON

Jm!5• PREREQ FOR 300 LEVEl COURSES - 6 HRS Of PHIL OR INSTR CONSENT UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED

268 PHIL 300 030 HIST Of PHIL-ANCIENT NO PREREQUISITE

001 llOD-1150 M W F HLMS 263 WJ PRIOR 002 0930-1045 T TH HLMS 255 GW SACKSTEDER

~-'·-.r-""·-'264 JAP 101 050 BEGINNlNG JAPANESE 001 10,00-1050 MTWTHF 002 1100-1150 MTWTHF

EOUC 136 DS WILLIS 268 PHIL 310 030 CHINESE PHilOSOPHY

264 JAP 2 U 050 2ND YEAR JAPANESE

264 JAP 221 030 LANG/THOT JAP CULTURE

264 JAP 311 030 !RD YEAR READ & COMP

264 JAP 411 030 kOG ClAS/HOO JAPANESE

Z~4 JAP .83 030 JAPANESE LIT-ENGLISH

26~ JAP 930 l-3 I~OEPENOENT STUDY ~· SECURE DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL FORM.

1 l 1. RUSS IAN

ECON < 20 5 W NAGA<I

PREREQ JAPAN<ESE 102

001 1200-1250 MTWTHF CHEM 115 K TAKAHARA

001 1300-1350 M W F BPSV Ell8 W NAGAI

PREREQ JAPANESE 212

001 1400-1450 M W f MKNA 204 K TAKAHARA

PREREQ JAPANESE 312

001 1500-1550 M W F K TAKAHARA

001 1~0-1515 T TH MKNA 204 H NAGAI

900 ARR

30~ RUSS 101 OSO BEGINNING RUSSIAN 001 <1000-1050 IITWTHF EKLC 11203

EKLC 14203 IIKNA 204

NOTE. SEC 001 IS TRADITIONAL METHOD

NOTE.

OOZ 1200-1250 M W F 1200'-1250 T TH

SECTION 002 iS CONTeXTUAL III!THOD. THIS IS A SPECIAL SECTION. SEE OEPT BEFOIIE ENROlLING.

334 RUSS 103 030 RUSS FOR SCI & SOC SCl 0&1 lZ00-1250 M W F EKLC MZ03

~· RUSSIAN MAJORS TAKE RUSS 201 & 202 RATHER THAN 211 & 21Z •

304 RUSS 201 OSO 2ND YEAR RUSSIAN

lG4 RUSS 211 030 ZNO YEAR RUSS READING

304 RUSS 221 030 !NTRO RUSSIAN CULTURE

JQ~ RUSS )01 030 3RO YEAR RUSSIAN

304 RUSS 31~ 030 fNTRO TO RUSSIAN liT

104 RUSS 331 030 RDGS fROM SOVIeT PRESS

!04 RUSS 401 030 HH YEAR RUSS14N

PREREQ RUSS 102 OR 2 YRS H S RUSSIAN

001 0900~950 MTWTHF E!<lC 14203 CN lEE

PREREQ RUSS 102, 104 OR EQUIV

001 1l00-1Zl5 T TH BPSV EllS DL PLA~K

001 1000-1050 1'1 W F KTCH 234 CN lEE

co1 uoo-u 50 " w

001 0930-1045 T TH

001 130Q-1415 T TH

STAO 115

8PSY EU8 Dl PLANK

EKLC ~l03 HA DAUGHERTY

26<8 PHIL 316 030 ETHICAl iSSUES IN MED

268 PH!l < 330 030 PHILOSOPHY OF .~!NO

268 PHIL 335 030 METAPHYS & EP!STEMOLGV

268 PHil 341 030 HISTORY OF SCIENCE

26~ PHil 361 030 RELIGIONS OF GREECE

268 PHIL 392 030 TPCS-ENVIRONHNT ETHICS

NO PREREQUISITE

001 0900-0950 M II F HLMS 247 EJ MACHLE

PREREQ UPPER OIVISION STANDING

001 0930-1045 T TH HLHS 263 GH STAHL

001 1430-1545 M W HLMS 285

001 1400-1450 M W F HLHS 147 R ROGERS

NEWTON TO EINSTEIN PREREQ·ONE YEAR COllEGE SCIENCE OR INSTR CONSENT SAME AS NASC 323

001 1100-1150 II W F HUNT 208 HE SMOKLER A SAYVETl

SAME AS CLAS 361

001 1100-1215 T TH EDUC 136 WH CALDER

NO PREREQUISITE

.001 1400-1515 T fH HLMS Z63 Dl PERRY

Jm!5• PREREQ FOR 400 LEVEl COURSES - 9 HRS OF PHIL OR INSTR CONSENT UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED

268 PHIL 404 030 20TH CENTURY PHIL

268 PHil 407 030 EXISTENTIAliST PHIL

268 PHIL 409 030 PHil & PSYCH THEORY

268 PHIL 426 030 PHILOSOPHY OF lAW

268 PHIL 460 010 THEOLOGY FORUM SEH!NAR

Z68 PH{L 473 030 PHILOSOPHY ANO LIT

NIETZSCHE

001 U00-1215 M W HALE JO NELSON

001 1000-1050 M W F HLMS 255 P KENEVAN

PREREQ ANY COMBINATION OF 9 HRS IN PHil OR PS'I' SAME AS PHIL 509

001 1100-1215 T TH HLMS 255 GH STAHL

NO PREREQUISITE

001 1400-1450 H W F Hli4S 255 LG BOON!N

PRERfQ UPPER DIVISION STANDING

001 1500-1630 w HUIS 196 EJ MACHlE

NO PREREQUISITE SANE AS ENGl 440• C LT 484/584

001

001

1100-1215 T TH

1300-1350 M W F

HLMS

HUIS

263

l71

JP KIMBLE

P KENEV~N PREREQ< RUSS 302 OR EQIJ IV

001 1300-1350 M W F HALE 105 28 268 < PHil 491 030

HA DAUGHERTY . . <

DEPT CRS NO. D&PT NO. CR TITLE OF COURSE TERM SEC TIME DAYS

NOTE. PREREQ FOR 500 LEVEL tOURSES-12 HRS OF PHil OR INSTR CONSENT UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED

268 PHIL 509 OlD PHIL & PSYCH THEORY PREREQ ANY COMBINATION OF 9 HRS PHIL OR PSY SAME AS PHIL 409


001 1100-1215 T TH

001 143D-1545 M W

001 llOD-1215 M W

HLMS 255 GH STAHL

26S PHil 530 030 PHILOSOPHY Of NINO

2&8 PHIL 549 030 PHilOSOPHY OF LANGUAGE

268 PHIL 583 030 KAIIIT

HLMS 287

HlMS 177

HLMS 287 GH STAHL

Z68 PHIL 589 030 PHILOSOPHY OF HEGEL

268 PHIL 594 030 TOPICS-VALUE THEORY

001 1400-1515 T TH

001 090D-l015 H W

001 1300-1415 M W

Hl11S 177 JP FRANK

!l.f!li· FOR ALL 900 SECTIONS SE:CURE A OEPART'IENTAL APPROVAL FORH IN ~ELLEMS 169.

266 PHil 598 030 SPECIAL TO~ICS IN PHIL

z·68 PHIL 690 1-6 HASTERS RESEARCH

268 PHIL 700 D-6 MASTERS THESIS

268 PHIL 800 0-8 DOCTORS THESIS

268 PHil 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

900

701

900

900

ARR ~

ARR

ARR

AIIR

UNDERGRADUATE LEVEL

268 PHIL 950 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUOV

268 PHIL 999 000 CANDIDATE FOR DEGREE

900

_GRAOUIHE lEVEl

900

900

Physical Education and Recreation

ARR

ARR

ARR

GEOL 207

~CAL EDUCATION ACTIVITIES FOR HEN AND WOMEN

All CLASSES ARE FOR 80TH HEN AND WOKEN. A STUDENT MAY ELECT TO APPLY CREDIT HOURS IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION ACTIVITY CLASSES TOWARD THE BA OR BFA OEGREESo STUDENTS IN ALL SCHOOlS AND COLLEGES OF THE UNIVERSITY MAY REGISTER NC FOR ACTIVITY COURSES OF THEIR CHOICE. STUDENTS WITH HEOICAL liMITATIONS MAY CONSULT WITH FACULTY MEMBERS IN ROOM 106, CLARE SHAll GYM. ·STUDENTS REGISTEREII iN PE ACTIVITY CLASSES MUST ATTEND CLASS OR NOTIFY THE INSTRUCTOR Of THEIR INTENT TO DO SO BY THE END OF THE FIRST WEEK Of ClASS IN ORDER TO ASSURE THEIR REG I STRATI ON. FAILURE TO CO~PLV WITH THE ABOVE Will. RESULT IN EXCLUSION FROM THE ACTIVITY SECTION. CREDIT IS NOT GIVEN FOR VARSITY SPORTS.

269 P E 113 020 CONDITIONING

269 P E 176 020 AOV LIFE SAVING

001 002 003 004 005 006 001 008 009 010. ou 012 013 014 015 016 017 018 019

0800-0850 14 W F 090D-0950 H W F 0900-0950 M W F 1000-1050 M W F 1000-1050 M W F 1100-1150 H W F uoo-uso M w F 1300-1350 M W F 130D-l350 M W F 140D-l450 M W F 0800-0915 T TH OSOD-0915 T TH 0930-1045 T TH 0930-1045 T TH UOD-1215 T TH 1100-1215 T Tii 1230-1345 T TH U00-1415 T TH 1400-1515 T TH

FLDH FLOH FLDH FLDH FLDH FLDH FLDH FlDH FlOH FLDH FLDH FLOH FlOH FlOH FLOH fll)H FLDH FLDH FLOH

EOIZ EOlZ

70 E012

70 EOlZ

70 E012

70 EOIZ E012

70 E012

70 E012

70 70

E012 10

PRERE.Q REO CROSS SWIMMER SKILLS MEETS 1 HR 15 MIN

26~ P E 177 020 WATER SAFETY INSTRUCTR

001 093D-1045 T TH 002 H00-1215 M W 003 140D-15l5 T TH

PREREQ AOV l !FE SAVING LABS TO BE ARR

001 1100-1215 T TH u02 1230-1345 T TH

261 P E 197 010 REt DANCE FORMS 001 1600-1650 M W 002 1100-1150 T TH

II. UNDERGRADUATE P E MAJOR COURSES

!!Qll.• STUDENTS INTENDING TO MAJOR IN P E MUST SEE A FACUL TV ADVISER IN THE DEPARTMENT AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.

269

All FRESHMEN AND NEW TRANSFER STUDENTS MUST

p E

p E

ENROI.L IN PE 290. FOR DETAILS OF MAJOR REQUIREMENTS SEE .JHE CURRENT UNIVERSITY CATALOG. tOPIES OF MAJOR REQUIREMENTS AND DETAILS OF THE DIFFERENT DEGREE PROGRAMS CAN BE OBTAINED FROM ROOM 106o TB-1.

199 000_ INTRO TO PHYS THERAPY 001 1700-1820 T

213 030 ORG OF SPORTS P ROG SAME AS REC Z 13 2 HOUR LAB TO BE ARR

001 090D-0950 M W

269 P E 225 OZO ADVANCED FIRST-AID

SGYM 14 SGYH 14 SGYM 14

SGYM 14 SGVM !4

SGYH 111 M MOBLEY SGYM 111 l WllpAMS

HALE 103

SGYM 104 RE BIBLER

ENROLLMENT LIMITED TO MAJORS ONLY

269 P e 235 010 COND &, OEVEL MOVT

269 P E Zl8 010 GYMNASTICS

269 P E 2l9 010 BAD"!NTON

269 P E 262 010 BASKETBALL

269 P E 264 010 FLAG FTBL/SPDAWAY

269 P E 267 010 SOFTBAll

269 P E Z68 010 VOLLEYBALL

001 1600-1800 T TH

MAJORS CNL V. MEETS SECOND 8 WEEKS F!RST·tLASS FRIDAY, OCT 31 1200-1250 MWF IN SGYM Ill

001 ARR

MAJORS ONLY

001 1300-1350 T TH

MAJORS ONLY MEETS FIRST 8 WEEKS CLASS ENOS WEDSt OCT 29

001 0800-0850 M H f

MAJORS ONLY SECOND 8 WEEKS

SGYM 104

REC GYM DB WARDEll

CGYM 206

FIRST CLASS THURS, OCT 30 IN CGYM 206 OSOD-0850 MWF

001

MAJORS ONLY FIRST 8 WEEKS

ARR

CLASS ENDS WEDS, OCT 29

001 1200-1250 M W F F H

MAJORS ONLY FIRST 8 WEEKS CLASS ENDS TUES, OCT 28

001 UOD-i2l5 T TH

MAJORS ONLY SECOND 8 WEEKS

F H

70

70

FIRST CLASS THURS, OCT 30, CGVM 206 1100-1215 T TH

001 ARR 29

DEPT CRS NO. DEFT NO. CR TITLE CF COURSE

zn P e 269 040 APPliED ANAT & PHYSIOl

LAB FOR APPL ANAT/PHYS

269 P E 270 030 PHYSIOLOGY HUMAN PERF

lAB-PHYSIOL HUM PERF

269 P E 215 020 SPORTS OFFICIATING

269 P E 290 000 SEM-INTRO TO P E


PREREQ EPOS 1211122 OR 8 SC 1031104

001 LOlO LOU LOl2

0800-0915 T TH 0930-1030 T 1030-1130 T 0930~1030 TH

PREREQ PE 269

001

LOlO LOU l01.2

UOD-1450 M U00-1350 W 1400-1450 II 1300-1350 F 140D-1450 F

HAJORS ONLY 1 HR lAB TO BE ARR

001 1300-1350 TH

STAD STAD STAD STAD

140 HO 140 140

suo 140 STAO 140 CGYM 202 CGVM 202 CGYII 202

SGVM 302 14 ALTMAN

MEETS FIRST 3 WEEKS

00! lSOD-1600 M ~· ALL FRESHMEN AND NEW TRANSFER STUDENTS

SGVM 104 JS. FOWI.ER

SHOUL 0 ENROLL.

26il P E 293 030 SUR Vf¥ CON TEMP HEALTH DOl 1000-1050 M W F SGYM 302

269 P E 298 1-3 PRACTICUM IN PE 900 ARR MQ!!.. SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL FORM.

269 P E 320 030 SPORT IN AMER SOCIETY

269 P 'E 323 030 Hl THIPHYSIOL VAlUE EX

26~ P E

26i P E

342 030 NUTR!T ION AND HEALTH

345 020 SAFETY EDUCATION

269 P E 346 020 INTRO TO ADAPT P

LAS-lfHRO AOAPT IVE PE

26i P E 350 030 HUM OEV & HOVT BEHAV

269 P E 369 030 SPORTS HUMANITIES

2&9 P E 371 030 PSY/SOC ASPECTS SPORT

269 P E 372 030 MOTOR lEARNING & PERF

NOT OPEN TO PE MAJORS

001 1100-1150 H W F STAO 140

NOT OPEN TO PE MAJORS

001 1000-1050 H W

GOl

001

1530-1645 TH

U00-1150 T TH

PREREQ PE 269 AND 45.

STAD 140

HLIIS ZH,

SGYM 301

001 1400-1450 T TH SGYH 302 l010 1500-1550 T TH SGVM 203

HR lAB TO BE ARR

001 1100-1150 M W F SGVH 302 JS

HR lAB TO BE ARR

001 1100-1215 T TH SGYM 302 C EDMI:!;;

HR LAB TO BE ARR

Oql 1300-1350 M W F HLHS 341 08 WARDELL

HR LAB TO Sf ARR

001 1000-1050 M W SG'I'M 104 JS SHEA

269 P E 402 010 SEMINAR IN TEACHING 001 1300-1350 T SG'fM 301 J S. FOii[ER NOTE. REQUIRED fOR SOPH STUDENTS WHO PlAN TO TAKE -- TEACHING PROGRAM.

26~ P E 413 040 ADMIN CURRIC & EVAl PE

269 P E 417 030 PE IN ELE~ SCHOOL

26~ P E 418 OZO THEORY "ATHLETIC COACHG

2&9 P E 439 l-8 INTERN IN PE

269 P E 440 030 METHIMAT TEACH HEALTH--

269 P E 446 020 PREV TREAT-INJURIES

HR LAB TO BE ARR

001 0800-0915 T TH SGVH 104

MAJORS ONLY PE MAJORS TAKING CLASS MUST HAVE 2.5 Gl'~ OR !NSTR PERMISSION

001 093D-l 04S T TH JS FOWlER

HAJORS ONLY

001 1100-1150 M W SGYM 301

i'IAJORS DOllY PREREQ DEPT CONSENT

701 ARR

PREREQ 2.5 GPA OVERALl OR INSTR CONSENT

001 1300-1350 M W F

HA.IORS ONLY PREREQ P E 269 1 HR LA6 TO 8E ARR

001 l300-14l5 T TH

SGYM 301

STAD 140 Al

26~ 448 030 GERONTOlOGY IN PE/REC 001 0930-1045 T TH SGYM 104 • GJ

269 p 454 030 BIOMECH Of HUMAN MOTV

LAa-BlOtiECH OF HUM HVT

269 P E 458 030 METH TCHG PE SEC SCHl

ZB P E 467 030. LAB TECH EX SCIENCE

26~ P E 490 030 INTRO TO, RSCH PE/REt

PREREQ ANATOMY

001

LOlO LOU lOlZ

0800-0950 M 0800-0850 w 0900-0950 w 0800-08~0 F. 090D-0950 F

STAO STAD STAO STAD STAO

140 140 140 140 140

Al DICKINSON

FOR PE MAJOR~ TAKING CLASS A 2.5 GPA OVERALl IS REQUIRED

_001 1400-1515 H W

001 0800-0915 T TH

001 1430-1545 TH

SGYM 301 C EDMONDSON

<;GYM 202

SG'I'M 104

111. P E COURSES FOR GRADUATES

26~ p

269

501 030 ScM-HEALTH & WELLNESS

502 030 SEM-LEGAL ASPCT PE,REC

269 P E 503 030 SEM-GERONTOLOGY

269 P E 510 030 Tj;HG ElEMENTARY PE

001 l83D-Zl00 M

001 l60D-l7l5 N w 001 U00-1415 I TH

001 1900-2130 TH

SGYH 302 ER OREHf.li

SGYH 301 FW 81 ERHAUS

SGYH 104 GJ HUME

SGVH 301 JS FOWlER-~j

z~q P E 538 030 REC LEADERSHIP 001 1900-2130 w W APPENZ Ell~ ~}'

SGYM 302

269 P E 560 030 PHYSIOl BASES

269 P E

269 P E

269 P E

2&~ P E

269 P E

566 030 HUMAN PERF LAB TECH

570 030 SOC!OLOG BASES PE

572 030 MOTOR LEARNING

601 030 SEM-PHYSICAL EDUCATION

631 030 TRENOS IN PE

26~ P E 690 030 METH RSCrl tiLTH, PE ,REC

'IOTE. FOR All 900 SECTIONS SECURE A DEPARTMENTAl APPROVAl FORM.

269 P e 699 1-~ RESEARCH PROJECT

269 700 •-6 MASTEkS THESIS

269. P E 920_1-3 ElECTIVE ACTIVITY

269 P E 930 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

FOR~EiiL Y 660

001

001

001

l63D-1745 T TH

1900-2130

1500-!015 T TH

001 1630-1745 M W

001 1900-2130 T

001 1400-1515 M W

STAO 140

CGVM ZQ2

SGYM 301

SGY14 104

SGYM 302

SGYM 302

c EDMONOSI:l

JB SHEA /

FW MARTI/

~ DH PARK!••

001 1000-1050 M W F SGYN 301 DP MOOD

900

900

ARR

ARR

'100 ARR

FOR PT MAJORS ONLY

900 ARR

O[Pl -'CRS TERM~ src TIME DAYS NOe CtPT NO • CR

269 P e

269 P E

269 P e

271> REC

276 REt

276 ltEC

276 REt

9~0 l-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY FOR PE MAJORS ONLY

900 ARR

950 1-3 iNDEPENDENT STUDY FOR GRAD STUDENTS O.NLY

900 ARR

999 000 CANDIDATE FOR DEGREE 900 ARR

IV. RECREATION UNDERGRAD MAJOR COURSES

201 030 H!STIPH!L REC & i.EJSUR 001 0930-10~5 T TH

213 030 CRG OF SPORTS PROG

310 030 INTRO TO COMMUNITY REt

320 030 INTRO TO OUTOOOR REC

330 030 INTRO THERAPEUT it REC

SAME AS P E 213 2 HOUR lAB TO BE ARR

001 0900-0950 M W F

001 0800-0915 T TH

001 1~00~1~50 II W f

001 1Z3D-13~5 T TH

001 1300-1350 H W F

ECCR 2-28

SGVM 10~

KTCH 23~

SGYH l~

HLMS 201

SGYH 10~ 3~0 030 INTRO COMMERCIAL REC

~01 030 PROGRA.M PLANNl NG IUC JUNIOR AND SENIOR MAJORS ONlY

001 llQ0-1215 T TH BPSY E~31

REt 405 030 ORG & EVAL REC JUNIOR AND SENIOR MAJORS ONLY

001 1100-1150 M W SGYM 10'\.

), REC ~17 1-3 FIELD WORK-COMHUN REC MAJORS ONlY PREREQ DEPT CONSE~T

701 ARR

if6 Rt~ ~ US 080 !NTERIII-COI4MUNITY REC MAJORS CNLY PREREQ DEPT CDNSE~T

001 ARR

216 REC ~20 030 MGMT DARK/REC FACiliTY MAJORS ONLY

001 HOD-1515 T TH KTCH 219

276 REC 427 1-3 fiElD WORK-OUTDOOR REC MAJORS ONLY PREREQ OEPT CONSENT

701 ARR

276 REC 428 080 INTERN-OUTDOOR REt MAJORS ONlY I'REREQ DEPT CONSENT

001 ARR

276 REC ~37 1-3 FIELD WORK-THERAPY REC MAJORS ONLY PREREQ DEPT CONSENT

701 Ao>.R

276 REC ~38 OliO INTERN-THERAPY REt MAJORS ONLY PREREQ DEPT CONSENT

001 ARR

276 REC 4~0 030 FINANCIAl MGMT FOR REC JUNIOR AND SENIOR MAJORS ONLY

447 !-3 FJELD WORK-CGHHERC REC

00!. 1900-2130 002 1900-2130

MAJORS ONLY

w TH

PREREQ DEPT CONSENT

701 ARR

276 REC HS 080 INTERN-COMMERCIAl REt MAJORS ONLY PREREQ DEPT CONSENT

!!QI!• fOR All 900 SECTIONS STUDENTS MUST OBTAIN A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL fROM.

276 REC

276 REC

276 REC

276 REC

941 1-3 INDEP ST-COMMUNITY REC

942 l-3 INDE• ST-OUTDDDR REC

943 1-3 INOEP ST-THERAPY REC

9~4 1~3 lNDEP ST-tOMMER~ REC

Physics t!Ql!• FOR EXPOSiTORY Ioiii HI NG COURSE IN

NATURAl St!ENCE SEE A S 103.

001

900

900

900

900

~' FOR liTERATURE SEARCH ANO BIBLIOGRAPHIC INSTRUCTION IN THE SCIENCES ANO ENGINEERING, SEE BlBllOGRAPHY 403

278 PHYS 101 ()30 PHYS SCI-NON-SCIENTIST SAME AS NASC 121

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

SGYH 104 SGVM 10~

INSTRUCTOR

FW MARTIN

RE Bl BLER

PT LONG

II APPENZELLER

FW MARTIN

DH PARKIN

PT lONG

W APPENZELLER

KELVlE

DM SEGREST RD DONAHUE

STUDENT MUST REQUEST THE LECTURE AND A LAB 002-005

lAB-PHYS SC 1-NON-SC!

278 PHYS lll 040~ GENERAL PHYSICS

001

l002 l003 l004 l005

1200-1350 M

1200-1350 M 1500-1650 T l50D-l650 TH 1200-1350 F

KTCH

KTCH KTCH KTCH KTCH

COREQ A MATH 135 OR MATH 130

307

307 307 307 307

JM CORRELl BE KLANK BE K.LANK JM CORREll BE KlANK JM CORREll

STUDENT MUST REQUEST A lECTURE AND A REC 004 THRU 030 SEE SPECIAl NOTE IN FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE

!!1!1.·

001 Oll2 003

REt-GENERAL PHYSICS R004

EXAMS FOR lECTURe SECTIONS !,2,3

R005 R006 R007 ROOS R009 ROlO ROU R012 ROl3 ROl4 R015 R016 R017 R018 R019 ROZO ROZl ROll R023 R024 R025 R026 R027 R028 R029 R030

wiLl SE 7:30 ?.~, TUES, SEPT 3Q, OCT 28, NO'I 25.

U~o PHYS ll2 040 GeNERAl PHYSICS

1000-1050 120D-1250 1400-1450 0800-0850 0800-0850 0600-0850 0900-0950 0900-0950 0900-0950 0900-0950 1000-1050 rooo-1oso 1000-1050 H00-1150 llOD-1150 1100-1!50 1100-1150 1200-1250 1200-1250 1200-1250 1300-1350 !300-1350 1300'-1350 1300-1350 1400-1450 1400-1450 1500-1550 1500-1550 1500-1550 aso0-1550

M W f M W F M W F

T TH T TH i TH T TH T fH T TH T TH T TH T TH T TH T TH T TH T TH T TH f TH T TH T TH T TH T TH T TH T TH T TH T TH T TH T TH T TH T TH

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G030 G030 G030

41 21

Gll6 G025

21 G027

41 21

G021 4l

G131 G027

41 G035 G025

21 41

Gl31 21

G027 41

Gl31 21

G025 21

G021 41

RH GARSTANG AA BARTLETT AA BARTLETT

003 THRU 015

JF OREHlEIN

DEPT CRS NOo ' DEPT NOo CR TITLE OF COURSE TERII SEC TIME DAYS BLDG ROO!<, INSTRUCTOR

ItO~ R005 11006 R007 RODS R009 R010 ROU ROll ROll ROJ~ ROl5

NOTE. EXAMS FOR LECTURE SECTIONS 1 & 2 WILL BE -- AT 7:30 I'M, lUES, SEPT 23, OCT 21, NOV 18.

278 PHYS 11~ 010 EXPERIMENTAL PHYSICS

0900-0950 T 0900-0950 T 1000.-1050 T lOOD-1050 T U00-1150 T U00-1150 T 1200-1250 T 1300-1350 T 1300-1350 T 1~00-1450 T l~OD-1~50 T 1500-,1550 T

PRE REQ PHYS 111 COREQ PHYS 112

DPPA GU6 DPPA Gl31 OPPA GU6 DPPA GUl DPPA GU6 DPPA G025 DPPA G035 DPPA GU6 OPPA GOZ5 DPPA GU6 DPPA G025 OPPA G035

STUDENTS IN ALL lAB SECTIONS MUST ATTEND THE WEEKLY lECTURE ON MONDAY OR TUESDAY

LAB-EXPERIMENTAl PHYS

001 002

lOD3 lO~ L005 LOOt. L007 LOOS L009 lOlO LOll LOl2 lill3 LOl~ L015 l016 l017 lOlB LDl'il

160D-1650 M 1600-1650 T 0800-0950 T 0800-0950 w 0800-0950 TH 1000-1150 M 1000-1150 T 1000-1150 w 1000-1150 TH lOOD-1150' F 1300-1~50 " 1300-1450 T UOD-1.50 W 1300~1~50 TH 1300-1450 F 1500~1650 II 1500-1650 T 1~00-1650 TH 1500-1650 F

DPPA DPPA DP G DP G DP G DP G DP G DP G DP G DP G DP G DP G DP G DP G OP G DP G DP G DP G DP G

G030 GD30

60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60

JR TAYLOR

278 PHYS 207 030 ENERGY IN TECH SOCIETY

278 PHYS 213 030 GENERAL PHYSICS

001 1~0-1~50 M W F DPPA Gl25 JJ KRAUSHAAR

1!Qll•

REt-GENERAL PHYSICS

EXAMS AT 7:30 PH WEDNESDAYS, SEPT NOV 19.

PREREQ PHYS 112, ll~ COREQ MATH 2~0 OR A MATH 231 STUDENT MUST REQUEST lECTURE AND A REC R.002 THRU ROU SEE SP~ECIAL NOTE IN FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE

001 ROOZ ROO! RO~ R005 R006 ROOT R008 R009 ROlO ROll

2~, OCT

l30Q-1350 0800-0850 0900-0950 1000-1050 llOO-U50 1200-1250 lZOD-1250 1300-1350 l~OD-1~50 1~0-1~50 1400-1~50

zz.

H W T T T T T T T T T v

DPPA DPPA DPPA DPPA OP G DP G DPPA DP G DPPI\ DP G DPPA

G030 G035 G035 G035

~7 47

GU6 47

G035 ~~

GOZ1

CK IDDINGS

278 PHYS 214 030 INTRO MODERN PHYSICS PREREQ PHYS 213

001 1000-1050 M W F NOTE. EXAMS 7:30 PM, THURS SEPT 25, OCT 23, NOV 20.

DP G 41 N CLARK

278 PHYS 215 010 EXPERIMENTAL PHYSICS

LAB-EXPERIMENTAl PHYS

278 PHYS 297 l-4 SPECIAL TOPICS

PREREO PHYS 112, 114 COREQ PHYS 213 STUDENTS IN ALL lAB SECTIONS MUST ATTEND WEEK.LY lECTURE

001 1300-1350 F L 002 0800-0950 M L003 0800-0950 T LO~ 0800-Q950 TH l005 0800~0950 F L006 1000-1150 T L007 lOOD-1150 TH L008 l30D-1450 M L009 1300-1450 T LO!O 130D-1450 TH lOll l50Q-1650 M LOll 1500-1650 T l013 1500-1650 TH

TOPIC - TO BE ANNOUNCED PREREQ l VR PHYSICS

701 ARR

DPPA DP G DP G DP G PP G DP G OP G OP G DP G DPG DP G OP G DP G

G030 70 10 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 70

JJ KRAUSHAAR

278 PHYS 298 1-4 SPECIAL TOPICS TOPIC - TO BE ANNOUNCED PREREQ 1 YR PHYSICS

701 ARR

278 PHYS 299 l-4 SPECIAL TOPICS TOPIC - TO BE ANNOUNCED PREREQ 1 YR PHYSICS

701 ARR

278 PHYS 30l 0~0 GENERAl PHYSICS

~~·

~·

278 PHYS

NOTE.

t!QE.

PREREQ ABILITY TO USE HS ALGEBRA STUDENTS MUST REQUEST A LECTURE AND A REC R003 THRU R016 AND A LAB l017 THRU l03~ SEE SPECIAL NOTE IN FINAl EXAM SC\IEOUL E

001 1000-1050 M W f 002 1200-1250 M k F

REt-GENERAl PHYSICS R003 080D-C850 TH R004 0800-0650 TH R005 0900-0950 TH R006 1000-1050 TH R001 1000-1050 TH ROOB UOD-1150 TH. R009 1100-1150 TH ROlO 1200-1250 TH RO U 1200-1250 T 1i R012 l30D-l350 TH

~gi! ~!~~=mg ~~ R015 l40D-l450 TH ROl6, 1500-1550 TH

lAB-GENERAL PHYSICS l017 0800-0950 T L018 OSOD-0950 T l0!9 !000-1150 T l020 1000-1150 T LOZl 1300-1450 M L022 1300-1450 M l023 1300-·1450 1' L02~ 13oo-H50 r l025 1300-1450 fi l026 1300-1450 w l027 130D-l450 F L028 1300-1~50 F lOZ9 1500-1650 M l030 1500-1650 M l031 1500-1650 T L332 1500-!650 T L033 1500-1650 F l034 1500-1650 f

EACH LAB SECTION WILl MEET ON ALTERNATE WEEKS SCHEiJULE WILL BE ARRANGED 8V INSTRUCTOR

EXAMS AT 7:30 PM THURS, SEPT 18, OCT 9 0 OCT 30 AND NOV 20.

302 050 GENERAL PHYSICS

OPPA DPPA DP~A DP G DPPA OPPA DPPA DP G DP G OPPA OPPA OP G DPPA DP G DP G DPPA DP G DP G OP G DP G DP G OP G OP G DP G OP G DP G DP G DP G DP G DP G DP G DP G DP G DP G

PREREQ Pi!YS 301 OR INSTR CONSENT

G020 GOZO G035

H G035 G025 G035

47 21

Gl3l G!l6

47 G035

41 47

Gl3l 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90

AD fRANKLIN

STUDENTS MUST REQUEST THE LECTURE, A REC 002 THRU 005, AND A LAB 006 THRU 011 SEE SPECIAl NOTE IN FINAl EXAM SCHEDULE

001 1100-1150 hEC-GENERAl PHYSICS R002 1000-!050

R003 HOO-U50 R004 1300-1350 RODS !400-1450

LAB-GENERAL PHYSICS l006 0800-0950 L007 0800-0<;50 l 008 lOOD- 1150 l009 !OOO-H50 LOlO 1300-1450 LOU !300-1450

EACH LAB SECTION WILL MEET ON ALTERNATE WEEKS. SCHEDULE TO BE ARRANGED BY INSTRUCTOR.

EXAMS 7:30 PM THURS, SEPT 18, OCT 9, OCT 30, ANO NOV 20.

M W F T T T T

TH TH TH TH TH TH

DPPA DPPA OP G OPPA !lP G OP G OP G DP G OP G DP G DP G

G020 G025

21 G035

47 90 90 90 90 90 90

RJ PHERSON

Z18 PHYS 305 030 HISTORY & PHIL PHYSICS SAME AS PHIL 305

001 0930-1045 T TH OP G 47 AD FRANKLIN REC-GENERAl PHYS !CS

001 002

11003

0900-0950 l!00-1150 0800-0850

DPPA G030 DPPA G030 OPPA G027

30

278 PHYS 311 ozo JUNIOR LABORATORY

TIME

PREREQ 2l3, 215 ·coREQ PHYS 331

DAYS BLDG ROOM-

STUOENT MUST REQUEST THE LECTURE AND A LAB

lAB-JUNIOR lABORATORY

278 PHVS 321 030 ANALYTICAL MECHANICS

DOl 0800-0850 T

LOOZ L003 l004

'L005

0'1100-1150 0900-U50 1400-1650 l40a-t65o

T TH

TH

OP G

DPPA G235 DPPA GZ35 DPPA G235 DPPA G235

PREREQ GENERAL PHYSICS AND CALCULUS SEE SPECIAl NOTE IN FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE

001 1100-ll!lD M W f 002 1300-1350 M W F

!::!£!!.• BOTH SECTIONS KAVE FINAL EXAM AT SAME TIME.

278 PHYS 322 030 ANALY & QUANTUM MECH PREREQ PHYS 321

001 H00-1450 M W F

278 PHVS 331 030 PRIN ELEC-MA\>NETISM 1

OPPA GU6 OP G 21

OPPA Gl31

PREREQ GEN PHYS ANO CALCULUS SEE SPECIAL NOTE IN FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE

·oot tooo-to5o M w F 002 1200-1250 M W F

BOTH SECTIONS HAVE FINAL AT THE SAME TIME.

27& PHYS 332 030 PRIN ELEC-MAGNETISM 2 PREREQ PHYS 331

001 1300-1350 M W F

2711 PHYS 341 030 THERHOOYNAM STAT MECH SAME AS E E 302

OPPA G116 OPPA Gl3l

DP G 47

SEE SPECIAL NOTE IN FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE

001 0900'-0950 II W F 002 UOD--1150 H W f

BOTH SECTIONS HAVE FINAL AT THE SAME TIME.

279 PHYS 451 030 liGHT

?18 PHYS 461 020 PHYSICS HONORS

278 PHYS 491 030 AtOMIC & NUCLEAR PHVS

218 PHYS 495 020 SENIOR LABORATORY

lAB-SENIOR LABORATORY

278 PHVS 497 1-4 SPECIAL TOPICS

218 PHYS 498 l-4 SPECIAL TOPICS,

PREREQ PHYS 332

001 0900-0950 M W F

001 ARR

PREREQ PHYS 322 & 332

001 1100-1150 M W F

COREQ PHYS 491

001 L002 l003 l004 l005

130~-1350 T 090U-ll50 T H00-165il T. 1400-1650 TH 0900-1150 TH

TOPIC - PHYS SNOW & ICE PREREQ 2 VRS PHVS ItS

701 ARR

DPPA Gl31 ECCR 1-42

DPPA GOZ7

DP G

OPPA G230 DPPA G230 OPPA- G230 DPPA G230 OPPA G230

TOPIC - MODERN EXPERIMENTAL PHYSICS PREREQ 2 YRS PHYSICS

278 PHYS 499 1-4 SPECIAl TOPICS

Zl8 PHYS 503 030 INTERMEO MATH PhrS l

278 PHYS 595 020 MODERN PHYSICS LAB

278 PHYS 603 030 ADVANCED MATH PHYS 1

701 ARR

TOPIC - TO BE ANNOUNCED PREREQ 2 ~RS PHYSICS

701 ARR

SAME AS MATH 553

001 1500-lSSo M w

SAME AS PHYS 495

001 1300-1350

OPPA Gl25

DPPA G230

PREREQ AOV CALCULUS AND ONE SEMESTER COMPlEX VARIABLES OR INSTR CONSENT SAME AS HATH 653

001 0800-0850 M W DPPA G116

278 PHYS 605 030 ADVANCED MATH PHYS 3 PREREQ PHYS 603, 604, OR !NSTR CONSENT SAME AS MATH 655

278 PHYS 621 030 THEORET-ICAL MECHANICS

278 PHYS 625 030 QUANTUM MECHANICS 1

278 PHYS 627 030 AOV QUANTUM MECHANICS

278 PHYS 631 030 ELECTROMAGNETIC THRY

218 PHYS 644 030 STAT HECHANICS 1

278 PHYS 691 030 THEORY Of SOLID STATE

001 1500-1550 H

001 1000-1050 M

001 1100-1150 M W

001 1100-1150 M W F

001 0900-0950 M W F

001 1400-1450 H W f

OPPA G025

DPPA Gl31

OP G 47

DPPA G027

OP G 47

OPPA Gll6

PREREQ PHVS 690 OR INSTR CONSENT

273 PHYS 692 030 THRY ELEM PARTICLES

278 PHYS c95 010 SPECIAL TOPICS

001 ARR

001 100D-l050 1'1 W F DPPA G035

TOPIC - MOLECULAR BIOPHYSICS

001 HOD--1830 T TH OPPA G025

278 PHYS 696 010 SPECIAL TOPICS TOPIC - MODERN OPTICS

001 ARR

278 PHYS 697 010 SPECIAl TOPICS TOPIC - MODERN EXPERIMENTAl PHYSICS

001 ARR

278 PHYS 698 010 SPECIAL TOPICs'' TOPIC - SEMINAR GEOPHYSICS

001 ARR

278 PHYS 699 010 SPECIAL TOPICS TOPIC - SLACK HOlES

!::!£!!.• FOR All 900 SECTIONS SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL. f()RM.

279 PHYS 700 0-6 MASTERS THESIS

278 PHVS 800 Q-8 DOCTORS THESIS

278 PHYS 940 l-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

278 PHYS 950 l-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

001

900

900

900

900

278 PHYS 999 000 CANDIDATE FOR DEGREE 900

Political' Science ~· FOR All COURSES NUMBERED 300 AND ABOVE, THE PREREQ

UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED IS AS FOLLOWS: EITHER 100-110 OR 10!-102 OR INSTR CONSENT.

MAJORS .IN P SC ARE REQUIRED TO COMPLETE A MINIMUM OF 36 SEM HOURS IN DEPT OF P SC INCLUOI NG P SC 100-104-102, AND P SC 440 & 441. ·MAJORS ARE ALSO REQUIRED TO COMPLETE AT LEAST ONE UPPER DIVISION COURSE IN EACH Of THE ~RIMARV FIELDS OF POLITICAl SCIENCE AS STIPULATED IN THE BUllETIN OF THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES.

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

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WT FORO PO KUNZ

BW DOWNS

WR SMYTHE

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WH TANTTILA

RC MOCKlER

JF OREITLEIN

U NAUENBERG

RA RI STINEN

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N' ASHBY

RA RISTINEN

WE BRITTIN

WYSS

FG MOHLING

KT MAHANTHAPPA

AO BARUT

ES ROST

MV GOLDMAN

JF SCOTT

E. DERMAN

PE PHilll PSON

JL HALL

RA RISTINEN OF BARTLETT

MJ SMITH

JF DREITLEIN

31

DEPT NO. DEPT Tl TLE OF COURSE

260 P SC 100 030 INTRO TO POL SCIENCE

REC-INTRO POL SCI

INTRO TO POL SCIENCE

280 P SC 101 030 AMERICAN GOVERN_MENT 1

280 P SC 110 030 _AMER POLITICAL SYSTEM

280 P SC 201 030 COMP POLITICS 1

REC-COMP POLITICS l

280 p sc 202 030

COHP POLITICS

COMP POLITICS

280 SC 203 030 INTRO ASIAN POLITICS

280 P SC 211 030 GOVTS OF BRIT & FRANCE

280 P SC 248 030 INTRO LEGAl SYSTEMS

280 SC 270 030 INTERNATIONAL VIOLENCE

280 SC 300 030 ~ARIETIES POL ANALYSIS

280 P SC 353 030 MOO POSITIVE STATE

280 sc 402 030 lEG I fiLATURES/LEG IS

280 p sc 403 030 POL PARTIES/PRESS GRPS

280 P SC 404 030 ADVANCED AMERICAN GOVT

280

280

280

280

280

SC 407 030 URBAN POLITICS

SC 408 030 MUN GOVT & ADHIN

SC 413 030 LATIN AMER POl SVST

SC 417 030 EAST EUROPE COMMUNISM

SC 419 030 POL SVS-SUBSAHARAN AFR

280 P SC 421 030 INTERN.HL RELATIONS

260 P SC 423 030 AMER fOREIGN POLICY

280 SC 425 030 INTERNATl ORGANIZATION

280 P SC lt29 030 ALTERN WORLD FUTURES

280 SC 437 030 PUB PRIOR-REV/PRGM EXP

280 P SC 440 Q30 EARLY POL THOUGHT

2BJ P SC 441 030 MODERN POL THOUGHT

280 SC 443 030 JURISPRUDENCE

280 SC 447 030 CONSTITUTIONAL LAW 1

280 P SC 449 030 THE ,JUDICIAL SYSTEM

280 P SC 452 030 URBAN POLICY ANALYSIS

280 SC 466 030 JAPANESE POl-DlPLOH

280 P SC 467 030 MILITARY IN POLITICS

280 P SC 470 030 EUROPEAN COMMUNITY

280 SC 473 030 MID EAST t WLO.AFFAIRS

280 P SC 492 030 ~OMEN AND THE LAW

280 P SC 505 030 SEM~CONGRESS

280 SC 523 030 SEM-AHER FRGN POLICY

280 P SC 531 030 SEM-PUB pERSONNEL ADHN

280

280

280

SC 546 030 RSCH METHS IN POL SCI

SC 547 030 SEM-AMER CONSTIT LAW

SC 580 030 POL SYSTEM-TEL COMH

2BJ P SC 591 030 SEM-SCIENCE & POL

NOTE.

280

ZBJ

280

FOR ALL 900 SECTIONS SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL AP~ROVAL FORM.

SC 599 l-3 TOPICS 'IN POL SCIENCE

SC 641 030 SEM-POl THEORY

SC 6'119 l-3 GRAOUAH RSCH TOPICS

280 P SC 700 1-4 M ... STERS THESIS

280 P SC 800 0-8 DOCTORS THESIS

280 P SC 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

280 P SC 945 l-3 HONORS IN POL SCI

280 P SC 999 000 CANDIDATE FOR DEGREE

Psychology

DAYS BLDG R adM !NSTRUCTO~

STUDENTS REGISTERING FOR SEC 030 MUST ALSO REGISTER FOR A RECITATION SECTION.

010 020 030

R031 R032 R033 R034

040 050 060 070 080 090

OSOQ-0915 osoo-os5o 1000-1050 1000-1050 0800-0850 1300-135'0 HOQ-1450 1530-11>45 1200-1250 1230-1345 1300-1350 1400-1515 1400-1450

T TH H W F M W

F

TH M T TH

M Of F T TH

M W F T TH

M_ .W f

EDUC EDUC EDUC KTCH HUNT HUNT HUNT BPSY EDUC HALE F A F A EOUC

220 220 2l0 116 208 208 208

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Nl4l Nlltl

220

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NO CREDIT GIVEN P SC 101 IF STUDENT HAS CREDIT IN P SC 110

001 0'1100-0950 M---w F KTCH 235 CW MARTlt;.

NO CREDIT GIVEN FOR P SC 110 IS STUDE~T HAS CREDIT IN P SC 101 AND/OR 102. \

010 020 030 040

0900-0950 H W f 0930-1045 T TH 1100-1150 M W F 1300-1350 M W F

F A N141 HLMS 252 F A ,Nl4l HLMS 252

ES GREENBERG

STUDENTS REGISTERING FOR S€C 010 MUST ALSO REGISTER FOR A RECITATiON SECTION. NO CREDIT Gl VEN F(ll< P SC 201 IF STUDENT HAS CREOlT IN P SC 211 AND!OR 212.

010 ROll ROl2 ROl3 R014

020

001

0900-0950 M W 0900-0950 0800-0850 M 1300-1350 T 1200-1250 w 0800-0915 T TH

1230-1345 T TH

001 0800-0915 T TH

001 1000-1050 M W F

001 1400-1515 T TH

SAME AS C PS 270

001 1530-1645 T TH

001 1200-1250 M W F

001 1400-1515 TH

001 1900-2130 T

001 1000-1050 M W f

QOl 0930-1045 T TH

001 1100-1215 TH

001 1400-1515 T TH

001 1400-1450 H W

001 1100-1150 M F

001 1400-1515 T TH

001 1400-1450 M W

001 14<>0-1515- T TH

001 il930-1045 T TH

SAME AS C PS 429

001 1530-1800 w ,001 1300-1350 M _W F

001 U00-1215 T TH 002 0800-0915 T TH

001 1_300-1350 14 W F

001 14011-1515 T TH

BPSY KTCH KTCH HUNT HUNT KTCH

KTCH

46 116 117, 208 zoe ~117

235

KTCH 235

W SAFRAN

JR SCARRITT

LW BEER

HLMS 199 EJ 1\0ZEK

GEOL Ill

HALE 103

KTCH 117

FA BEER

KTCH 120 ES GREENBERG

KTCH 235 JC BUECHNER

KTCH 23.5. CW MARTIN

KTCH 117 CL MC BRIDE

KTCH 117 . E PA HERSON

HlMS 199

KTCH 235

HlHS 199

WO WINTER

JS FITCH

EJ ROZEK

KTCH U 7 JR SC::ARRI TT

f A Nl4l

CHEH 132 WA SKURNIK

HALE 103

KTCH 235 FA BEER

KTCH 235

HUNT 208 F A Nl4l

KTCH 117

HlMS 2ll

RD SLOAN

Z KRYSTUFEK E PAUL

FS REJO

KRYSTUFEK

CLOSED TO FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORES

001 1100-1150 M W F

001 1100-1215 T TH

001 0900-0950 M W F

001 1230-1345 T TH

SAME AS C PS 467

001 1000-1050 M W

001 1100-1150 M W F

001 0930-1045 T TH

001 U00-1215

001 1300-1520

001 0930-1100 T

001 1300-1520

001 1300-1520

001 1300-1520 w 001 1530-1800

001 1530-1800 T

900 ARR

001 1900-2!30 T

900

900

900

ARR

ARR

ARR

TH

TH

900 ARR

900 ARR

900 ARR

F

KTCH 235

KTCH 234

KTCH il7

RB WI_LSON

RV STOVER

OR ECKART

KTCH 117 LW BEER

KTCH H7 JS FiTCH

KTCH 117 W SAFRAN

KTCH 235 RH PFAFF

KTCH 235

KTCH 116 Cl MC BRIDE

KTCH 116 WA SKURNIK

KTCH 116 E PATTERSON

KTCH 116 DR ECKART

KTCH 116 RB WILSON

KTCH 116 GA CODDING

KTCH 116 RH PFAFF

KTCH -116 H HEWES

NOTE. FOR LITERATURE SEARCH AND 616LIOGRAPH!C INSTRUCTION IN THE SCIENCES ANO ENGINEERING, SEE BIBLIOGRAPHY 403

286 PSV 100 030 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY

REC-GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY

GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY REC-GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY

PARTICIPATION PSY RSCH STUDY REQUIRED CLOSED IF LREDIT IN PSY 201, 202, 203 OR 204

100 RUO Rill RU2 RU3 Rll4 Rll5 Rll6

200 R210 R2U R2l2 R213 R214 R215 R2lb R2l7

l000-1050 H W F 0900-0950 M uoo~uso H uoo--u ;o TH 0800-0850 T 1200-1250 w 1100-1150 F 1<>00-1<>50 w

0930-1045 1300-1350 1500-1550 1300-1350 1400-!450 H00-1150 1300-1350 0800-0850 1300-USO

T TH 14 M

T T w w

TH F

BPSY eoso mJEN D11t4 MUEN 0144 MUEN Dllt4 MUEN Dl44 MUEN OIH HUEN OlH MUEN 0156

BPSY MUEN MUEN IIUEN HUEN 11UEN IIUEN I'IUEN MUEN

E050 0144 0144 0144 0144 014 ... 0144 Dl44 01~4

RC HILES

,,, C.RS NO$ DEPT NO .. CR TITLE oF cou'ks£' 'TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM !NSTRUC~TOR

GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY 300 H00-1450 MTWTHf BPSY E050 OR THOMAS SECTION 300 DOES NOT REQUIRE RECITAflONS AS IT IS AN lNDIVIOUALLY STRUCTURED COURS~. FOR FURTHER INfORMATiON PLEASE COME TO MUEN 0260.

286 PSY 205 030 INTRO BIOPSYCHOLOGY PREREQ PSY 100 O.ll 201 OR 203

DOl 1530-1645 T TH RAMY 104 K SCHLESINGER

286 PSY

286 PSY

Z86 PSY

206 030 NUTRIHON AND BEHAVIOR

209 030 FOUNDATION-PSY RSCH

210 040 STATIRSCH METH IN PSY

LAB-STAT/RESEARCH METH

STAT/RSCH METH IN PSY lAS-STAT/RESEARCH METH

STATIRSCH METH IN PSY LAB-STAT/RESEARCH METH

001 1100-1215 T TH BPSV E050

PREREQ PSY 100, 203 OR 204

001 1500-1550 M W CHEM 132

PR£ReQ PSY 100 OR 203 OR 204 ONE 2-HR LAB PER WK IS REQUIRED

100 lHO LUl LH2 llB

200 l210 l2ll L212 l213

300 L310 l311 l3!2 l313

lOOQ-1050 M W F 090Q-1050 T 1100-1250 M 090D-l050 TH 1300-1450 TH

1400-1515 TH 0900-1050 w l30Q-1450 M 0900-1050 F 1100-1250 TH

1100-1215 1300-1450 1500-1650 BOD-1450 l30Q-H50

T TH T T w w

BPSY Ell3 BPSY EO'o8 BPSY E048 BPSY E048 BPSY E048

BPSY Ell3 BPSY E048 BPSV E048 BPSY E048 BPSY E048

BPSY Ell3 BPSY E048 SPSY E048 BPSY E048 BPSY E048

OJ MASON

EJ CROTHERS

HP AlPERN

BR EKSTRAND

286 PSY 221 030 HUMAN SEXUALITY , 001 1100-1215 T TH CHEH 140 DL JOHNSON !!Qll• PSY 221 DOES NOT COUNT TOWARD THE REQUIRED

30 HRS FOR PSYCHOLOGY MAJORS

281> PSY 230 030 PSYCH OF ADJUSTMENT

216 PSY 245 030 SOC PSY OF SOC PROB$

PSV 264 0~0 CHilO & ADOLESCENT PSY

286 PSY 265 020 CHilO PSV PRACTICUM

286 PSV 270 1}30 PSY CONTEMP AllER WOMEN

281> PSY 300 030 HONORS SEMINAR 1

286 PSY 400. 030 HONORS SEMINAR 2

286 PSY 401 1-6 SENIOR THESIS !@!!.• SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL FORM.

286 PSY 405 040 PHYSIOLOGICAL PSY

PREQ PSY 100

001 0930-1045 T TH

PREREQ PSY 100, 203 OR 204 SAME AS C PS 245

GEOL 121

RECITATION SECTIONS WILL BE REQUIRED

001 1200-1250 M F GEOL 121

PREP.EQ PSY 100 OR 202 OR 204 NOT RECOMMENDED FOR MAJORS

OS CARTWR.!GHT

MAJORS SHOULD TAKE PSY 468 IN JR OR SR YEAR

001 ll00-1150 M W F 002 1230-1345 T TH

BPSY E050 BI'SY E050

WF HODGES JS WERNER

PftEREQ PSY 100 OR 202 OR 204 PSY 264 MUST BE CONCURRENT

001

PREREQ PSV tOO SAHE AS WMST 270

ARR

001 0800-0915 T TH BPSY ell3 MW LEIDIG

PREREQ CONSENT OF PSY HONORS DIRECTOR, HUEN 243

001 1900-2130 w BPSY EU4 WERTHEHIER

PREREQ CONSENT OF PSY HONORS DIRECTOR, MUEN 243

001 !900-2130 TH BPSY EU4 14 WERTHEIMER

900 ARR

PREREQ PSY 100, AND 3 HOURS-BIOL OR INSTR CONSENT

001 1230-134,5 T TH 002 0900-0950 M W F

ONE LAB A WEEK IS REQUIRED. SIGN UP FOR

BPSY Ell3 BPSY E417

HP ALPERN E FIFKOVA

ONE OF THE FOllOWING SIX LABS: lAB-PHYSIOl PSY l010 0800-0850 F BPSY 22

286 PSY 410 030 BEHAVIORAL GENETICS

286 PSY Hl 020 BEHAV GENETICS LAB

Z86 PSV 412 030 QUANTITATIVE GENETICS

286 PSY 413 030 DRUGS £ NERVOUS SYSTEM

286 PSY COGNITIVE PSYCHOlOGY

,LAB-COGNITIVE PSY

COGNITIVE PSYCHOlOGY lAB-COGNITIVE PSY

286 PSY 416 040 PSY Of PERCEPTION

286 PSY

286 PSY

lAS-PSY OF PERCEPTION

420 040 PSY OF LEARNING

lAB-PSY OF lEARNING

PSY OF LEARNING LAB-PSY OF lEARNING

423 030 PSY'OF READlNG

LOll 0900-0950 f BPSY 22 lOll lOOQ-1050 F BPSV 22 L013 U00-1150 F BPSY 22 l014 120Q-1250 f BPSY 22 L015 l30Q-1350 F BPSY ZZ

PREREQ PSY 100 SENIORS WHO HAVE HAD THIS COURSE HAY TAKE PSY 510

001 1400-1515 T TH BPSV 46

PREREQ PSY 410,AND INSTR CONSENT

001 ARR

PREREQ INSTR CONSENT SAME AS PSY 512

001 0930-1045 T TH

PREREQ P SY 405, SAME AS PSY 513

001 U00-1215 T TH

MUEN 0156

BPSY E43l

R PLOMIN

JC DE FRIES

SK SHARPLESS K SCHLESINGER

PREREQ PSY 100 AND 2t0 OR 211 OR !NSTR CO~SENT

010 LOll L012

ozo lOZl L022

1300-1350 M W 1400-1550 w 1100-1250 M

1100-1150 M W 1500-1650 w 1400-1550 F

BPSV E431 SPSY El30 BPSY El30

BPSY Ell3 BPSY ElZb BPSY E130

PREREQ PSY 100 f 210, OR 211 OR 310

010 LOU l012

1100-1150 M W F 1300-1550 T 1300-1550 TH

BPSY E43l MUEN 22 MUEN i2

PG POLSON

W KINTSCH

lO HARVEY

PREREQ PSY 100 & 210 OR 211 OR 310 OR INSTR CONSENT

010 LOU LOl2

020 L021 L02Z

1100-1150 M W F 1300-1450 M 0900-1050 w 1400-1450 M W F 1500-1650 M !000-1150

PREREQ PSY 100 & 210

001 1230-1345 T TH

BPSV E417 BPSY El30 BPSY El30

SPSY E43l, BPSY El30 BPSY El30

286 PSV 424 030 ,TEACHING OF PSYCHOLOGY 801 1900-2100 M

BPSY E417 RK OlSON

BPSY Ell't OR THOMAS !!!!.!!~ SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL CONTROLLED ENROllMENT CARD.

286 PSY 425 030 COMPARATIVE PSYCH

286 PS Y 430 030 A8NORPI~ PSYCHOLOGY

266 PSY 431 040 PSYCHOPATHOLOGY

REC-PSYCHOPATHOLOGV

PREREQ 6 HRS OF PSY OR EPOB 121-122

001 1230-1345 T TH BPSY E43l RC HILES

PREREQ PSY 100 AND JR STANDING OR INSTR CONSENT ClOSED XF CREDIT IN PSY 431

oo1 oao<i-o9l5 r TH BPSY E050

PREREQ PSY 100 PLUS 6 HR P SY MAJORS ONlY-ClOSED if CREDIT IN PSY 430

100 RUO Rlll

0800-0915 T TH 0900-1050 M 1500-1650 TH

BPSY E417 BPSY El30 BPSY El30

Bl BlOOM

DA WEATHERLEY

32

DEP-T CRS NO~ DEPT N-O .. CR TITLE OF COURSE

PSYCHOPATHOLOGY REC-PSYCHOPATHOLOGY

286 PSY 440 030 SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY ,

TERM SEC

200 R210

,R2ll

TIME DAYS

HOQ-1450 M W F 1100-1250 w 0900-1050 T

BLDG ROOM

8PSY:E417 SPSY EUO BPSY El30

INSTR'UCTOR

PREREQ AT LEAST 12 HRS PSY INCLUDI~G 100 AND EITHER 210 OR 310

286 PSY 443 030 HUM JDGE~NT-SOC POLICY

COl 1300-1350 H W F 002 1530-1645 T TH

BPSY- E4l7 JR FORWARD 8PSY EU3 OJ HARVEY

PREREQ JR STANDING G 9 HRS PSYCH

lAB-HUMAN JUDGEMENT

286 PSY 445 030 PSY OF. PERSONAliTY

286 PSY 449 030 CROSS-CULTURAL PSY

001 lOlO LOU

1(100-1050 M W ARR ARR

PREREQ 16 HRS PSV

001 1530~1645 T TH 002 1230-1345 T TH

BPSY E417

SPSY E431 6PSV El30

KR HAMMOND

OS CARTWRIGHT R JESSOR

PREREQ 12 HRS Of PSYCHOLOGY, SOCIOLOGY, & ANTHROPOLOGY

286 PSY

286 PSY

286 PSY

451 030

468 030

485 040

HISTORY Of PSYCHOLOGY

DEVELOPMENTAl PSY

PRlN OF PSV TESTING LAB-PRIN Of PSY TESTNG

001 0930-1045 fH

PREREQ 16 HRS OF PSY

001 1400-1515 T TH 002 090Q-0950 M W F

PREREQ P SY 100 OPEN ONLY TO JRS AND SRS

001 0930-1045 T TH 002 l40u-1515 T JH

010 LOU lOll

0930-1045 T TH 1100-1250 w UOQ-1250 T

PLEASE NOTE. 500 LEVEL COURSES ARE AVAILABLE TO UNDERGRAO t GRAD STUDENTS. UNOERGRAD STUDENTS MUST OBTAIN lNSTR CONSENT.

286 PSV

286 PSV

286 PSY

286 PSY

503 020 SEN-lAB USE COMPUTERS REC-SEM-LAB USE COMPiR

510 030 ADV BEHAVIORAL G.ENETCS

512 030 Q~ANTITATIVE GENETICS

513 030 DRUGS & NERVOUS SYST.EM

286 PSY 527 030 NEUROPLASTICITY NOTE. SUBJECT TO GRAD SCHOOl APPROVAl.

286 PSY 530 030 PROSEII-OEVELOPMNTL PSY

001 ROlO ROll R012

1100-1215 0900-1050 1.400-1550 1500-1650

001 1000-123 0

SAME AS PSY 412

T TH w

TH T

TH

001 0930-1045 T TH

SAME A$ PSY 413

001 1100-1215 T TH

001 U00-1530 w

BPSY E43l

BPSY E417 BPSY €431

L MINTURN

SK SHARPLESS OJ MASON

BPSY Ell3 EA BATES BPSY E431 'ES GOLL!N

BPSY E417 BPSY E048 MUEN 0144

BPSY E417 MUEN 0144 NUEN 0144 HUEN 0144

RG TAYLOR

PG POLSON

BPSV El14 SG VANDENBERG

I'IUEN 0156 JC OE FRIES

BPSY E43l SK SHARPLESS K SCHLESINGER

BPSY Ell4 FlfKOVA

PREREQ GRAD STUDENTS & SR UNOERGRAO PSY MAJORS WiTH INSTR CONSENT

001 0930-1045 T TH

286 PSY 560 020 PROSEN-SOC & PERS PSY 001 ARR

286 PSV 562 020 PROSEM-SOC & PERS PSV 001 ARR

286 PSY 587 040 RESEARCH, STATISTICS 001 1530-1645 T TH

286 PSY

286 PSY

591 030 PROSEH-QUAN PSY

592 030 PROSEH-QUAN PSY

PLEASE NOTE. bOO LEVEL COURSES ARE AVAilABLE TO GRAO STUDENTS ONL.V.

001 1300-1430 T

001 A~R

NOTE. FOR ~lt 900 SECTIONS SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL FORM.

286 PS'f 601 l-3 RSCH BEHAVRl GENETICS

286 PSY 602 020 RESEARCH PROBLEMS

286 PSY 603 020 RESEARCH PRACTICUM

266 PSY 610 020 SEM-SEHAVRL GENETICS

286 PSY

286 PSY

286 PSY

286 PSY

286 PSY

286 PSY

621 020 SEN-EXPERIMENTAL PSYCH

622 020 SEH~PSYCHOLINGUISTICS

634 030 PROSEH-AOV EXPER PSY

637 030 PROSEM-ADV EXPER PSY

648 030 ADV PERS THEORY

653 020 SEH-PERSON & SOC PSY

900 ARR

900 ARR

900 ARR

001 1100-1250 T

001 1930-2100 T 002 ARR

001 1300-1500 M

001 ARR

001 183D-2130 T

001 lJOQ-1500

001 1300-1500 T

TH

002 l30Q-l500 TH

286 'PSY

286 PSY

286, PSY

661 020 ISSUES-PERCEPTUAL DEY

666 030 LANGUAGE ACQUISITION

670 020 SEM-CliNICAL PSV

003 1500-17!!0 w

001 1500-1700 T

001 1900-2200 H •

001 1300-1500

286 PSY 671 030 PRACTlCUH IN CLIN PSY 900 ARR NOTE. SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPKOVAI. FORM.

286 PSY !!!ill·

286 PSY !!Qll·

286 PSY

673 020 SEM-CLINICAl PSY 801 1400-1600 SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT CARO IN,MUEN 03176.

676 020 SEll-CliNICAl PSY 801 1000-1250 SECURE A DEPARTMENTAl CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT CARD IN MUEN 03218.

678 030 ADV PSYCHOPATHOLOGY

TH

'IUEN Olt39 ES GOLLIN

JR fORWARD

OJ HARVEY

B~Y E417 04 CHISZAR

MUEN 0346 W KINTSCH

GH HC CLELLAIIIO

IBG 210

BPSY El14 lE BOURNE JS WERNER

MUEN 0346 EJ CROTHERS

MUEN 11346 LO HARVEY

14UEN 0325

BPSY EH4 BPSY Ell4 MUEN 0346

PG OSSORIO

SW COOK KR HAMIIOND L MiNTURN

BPSY Ell4 RK OlSON

MUEN 0439

MUEN 0346

BPSY El23

14UEN 0346

EA BATES

Wf HODGES

l E S I !.VERN

DA WEATHERLEV

OPEN ONLY TO PSY GRAD STUOENTS

286 PSY 691 030 MULTIVARIATE ANALYSIS

001 1'000-1150 M W

oo1 o9oo-1zoo r

286 PSY !iQ!!_.

692 030 SEM-PSYCHOTHERAPY 801 0900-1100 T SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL CONTROlLED ENROI.li4ENT CARD.

NOTE. FOR All 900 SECTIONS SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL FORM IN MUEN 03479

286 PSY 700 Q-6 MASTERS THESIS

286 PSY ,aoo o-8 DOCTORS THESIS

266 PSV 949 1'-3, INDEPENDENT STUDY

286 PSV 959 l-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

286 PSY 999 000 CANOl DATE FOR, !lEGREE

Recreation NOTE. SEE OEPARTMENf OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION.

Religious Studies

288 R ST 162 030 RELIG IN HUMAN EXPER

288 R ST 196 030 JESUS & NEW TESTAMENT

288 R ST 260 030 WORLD RELIGIONS-WEST

288 R ST 262 030 WORlD REUGLONS-EAST

900 ARR

900 ARR

900 ARR

'100 ARR

91)0 ARR

001 1000-1050 M W F 002 1230-1345 T TH

001 1000-1050 M W f 002 !300-1350 M W f

001 1100-1150 M W

001 1200-1250 M W f

MUEN 0346

BPSY Ell4

MUEN 0346

EDUC 155 ECON H7

EDUC Z3l KTCH 234

KTCH 234

KTCH 234

Bl BLOOM

V RYAN

RL TAYLOR D CARRASCO

I CHERNUS FM DENNY

Rl TA VLOR RC LESTER

\

CR TITLE OF COURSE TERM SEC Tl~E DAYS BLCG ROOM INSTRUCTOR

288 R Si 270 030 AMER INDIAN REliGIONS

288 R ST 300 030 CHRISTiAN TRADITION

288 R ST 303 030 FOUNDERS & PROPHETS

Z88 R ST 310 030 JUJAISM

Z88 R ST 320 030 HINDUISM

288 R ST 360 030 ISLAM

Z88 R ST 380 030 RELIGION & PSYCHOLOGY

288 R ST 385 030 CHINESE RELIGIONS

288 R ST 490 030 METHOOOLOGIES RELIG ST

t!!!!!· FOR 900 SECTIONS SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL FORM.

288 R ST 920 l-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

288 R ST 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUOY

Russian

SAME AS CHST 270

001 0930-1045 T TH EOUC 2ZO D CARRAStO

I'REREQ R ST 260 llR INSTR CONSENT

001 1100-1215 T TH WOBY 106 FM DENNY

P~EREQ R ST 260 OR INSTR CONSENT

001 1300-1350 M W F KTCH 206 EJ HACHLE

PREREQ R ST 260 OR INSTR CONSENT

001 0900-0950 M W WDBY 106 CHERN US


001 1530-1645 T TH KTCH 234 RC LESTER

ii'REREQ R ST 260 OR lNSTR CONSENT

001 1400-1515 TH WDBY 106 FH DENNY,

PREREQ 3 HRS R ST OR lNSTR CONSENT

UOl 1900-2015 TH MAIN 209 OW HAVICE


001 1230~1345 T TH WDBY 106 RL TAYLOR

PREREQ b HRS R ST OR INSTR CO~SENT

001 1500-1730 w WOBY 203 0 CARRASCO

900 ARR

900 ARR

t!!!!!,o _ SEE DEPARTMENT OF OIUENTAL-SLAV IC LANGUAGES AND LITERATURES.

Scandinavian !!ill• SEE DEPARTMENT OF GERMANIC LANGUAGES AND LITERATURES.

Social Science ~· SEE CENTER FOR INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES.

Sociology t!!!!!• FOR EXPOSITORY WRITING COURSE-SOC SCIENCES

SEE A S 102.

315 soc

315 soc

315 soc

315 soc 315 soc

119 030 DEViANCE

191 030 CONTENP SOCiAL ISSUES

193 030 SOC ISSUES-HEALTHIMEO

206 030 SEX ROLES & SEX STRAT

211 030 INTRO fO SOCIOlOGY 1

001 lZ00-1250 M W F 002 1900-2150 M 003 1530-1645 T TH

001 lOOQ-1050 M W F

001 0900-0950 M W F

001 1400-1515 T TH

HLMS 1q9 HLMS 267 HLMS 267

ARMR 206

G KIGER

H HIGMAN

CHEM 132 H BYNDER

G.EOL 311

EACH LECTURE IS TO BE FOLLOWED BV ONE RECITATION PER WEEK

315 soc

315 soc

315 soc

315 soc

315 soc

315 soc

315 soc 315 soc

315 soc

315 soc

315 soc

REt-lNTRO TO SOCIOLOGY

I NTRO TO SOC lOLOGY 1 REC-INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY

212 030 INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY 2

REC-INTRD TO SOCIOLOGY

239 030 MASS SOCIETY

ZSO 030 SOC PROB & SOC CHANGE

255 030 ANAl V I!ODERN SOCIETY

280 030 SOC THRU L1 TERATURE

307 030 INTRO TO RAOlCAl SOC

315 030 HlST OF SOC THOUGHT 1

317 030 STATISTICS

331 030 SOCIOLOGY OF LANGUAGE

342 030 SOC/PERSP ON ALIENATN

402 030 SENIOR HO~ORS

010 ROU ROlZ R013 R014 R015 R016 ROH

'R018 R019

gzo ROll R022 R023 R024 R"025 R026 R027 ROZ8 RU29 R03l R033 R034 R03~ R036 R03T

1400-1450 M, W 1200-1250 14 1600-1650 M 1230-1320 T l400-145o T 1100-1150 w 1300-1350 w 123D-U20 TH l200-l250 F H00-1450 f

M II M

1500-1550 1300-1350 1.000-1050 l90Q-1950 1000-1050 1200-1250 1000-1050 1400-1450 110!1-1150 1500-1550 H00-1150 M 1500-1550 l60Q-l650 0900-0950 1400-1450 uoo-Hso

T T

w w

w w w w

TH TH

F F

TH

CHEH HUIS HLMS HUIS KTCH HLMS KTCH HUIS GEOL ~TCH

CHEM CHEM HALE HLMS KTCH KTCH KTCH HALE HLMS KTCH HLMS HLMS HLMS KTCH HliiS EDUC

140 251 247

81 118 Z51

33 81

108 120

140 350

7 229

33 33-

206 105 251

H 251 251 251 206 251 1.34

OJ BARTOS

JM NiaSEN

EACH LECTURE IS TO BE FOlLOWE~ BY TWO RECITATIONS PER WEEK TO BE ASSIGNED IN CLASS

001 R002 R003 R004

U00-1350 M 093Q-l100 H llOD-1230 T 1300-1430 w

001 1100-1215 T TH

001 l90Q-2150

001 080()-0915 T TH

001 0900-0950 M W F

001 1000-1050 M W

001 1100-1215- T TH

001 1400-1515 T fH

001 1500-1550 H W F

001 0930~1045 T TH

GEOl 3Ll HLMS 251 HLHS 251 KTCH 303

EM ADAMS

ECON 13 JJ WANDERER

Hli!S 2ll

HUtS 267

EOUC 136

EOUC 134

DPPA G020

KTCH 303

HLHS 267

GEOL 311

RP CUZZORT

TEIIPL ETON

TF MAYER

EM ADAI1S

JJ WANDERER

JR KJOLSETH

LJ PINTO

REQUIRED OF SOC MAJORS niSHING TO GRADUATE WITH HONORS

315. soc

315 soc

315 soc

315 soc

315 soc 315 soc

315 soc

315

315

315

315

315

315

soc

soc

soc

soc

soc

soc

420 060 EMPIRICAL INQ/flD EXP

426 030 - ~RBAN SOCiOlOGY

430 030 SOCIAL ORGANIZATION

431 030 SOC OF hEALTH INSTITUT

440 030 SOCIOLOGY-ADOlESCENCE

444 030 SOCIAl. STRATIFICATION

456 030 FAMILY & SOCIETY

465 030 RELIG IN AMER SOCIETY

469 030 lHE ART OF LEADERSHIP

~71 030 POLITICAL SOCIOLOGY

472 050 SOCIOLOGY OF WAR

481 030 fAMILY PUIG & POP CONT

495 030 CRI HI NOLO GY

001 1400-1650 TH

001

001

001

001

001

130!1-1450 M W f

UOO-ll50 M W F

1400-1450 M W F

1200-1250 M W F

1400-1515 T TH

001 1100-1215 T JH

001 1000-1050 M W F

001 0930-1045 T TH

001 120Q-1250 M W F

001 0900-0950 M W

SAME AS SOC 512

001 1100-1150 MTWTHF

SAME AS SOC 581

001 1200-1250 M W f

001 0930-1045 T TH

Hl~S _285

HUNT

CHEH

HLMS

CHEM

HLMS

204

23

241

23

251

HLMS 245

HLMS 341

HUIS

CHEM

OP G

HLMS

GUGG

HUNT

251

207

21

211

205

208

JB PEARSON

TF MAYER

RK ENOO

TEMPLETON

H SYNDER

lJ Pl·NTO

JB PEARSON

ME GIMENEZ

JV OO~NTON

JV DOWNTON

JV DOWNTON

H HIGMAN

~E GIMENEZ

RM HUNTER 33

DEPT CRS NO. DEPT NO. CR TITLE CF COURSE TERM SEC TIME DAYS BLDG RCOM INSTRUCTOR

!!!f• 500 AND 600 LEVEL COURSES ARE CLOSED TO UNDEAGRAOS. SENIORS MA'I' TAKE 500 LEVEL COURSES WITH INSTR CCNSIENT,

001 1900-2150 w HLMS 141' JR KJillSETH 315 soc 315 soc

315 soc

315 soc

502 1130 El'HNOGRAPHI C MET HOOS

505 0.30 PROS EM-SOCIOLOGY 001 1500-1750

001 1600-1850 M

NU!S 24 7 OJ BARTOS

315 soc

315 soc

U5 SOC

507 030 SEM--RSCH-· M£TH00_5 __

510 030 SEM-ASSESSMENT RSCH

567 030 SEM-SOC OF EDUCATION

572 050 SOCIOLOGY Of WAR

581 030 FAMILY PL..NG & POP CONT

HLMS 251

LIMITED TO SOC GRAO STUDENTS PREREQ SOC SOT/508

001 1900-2150 T HUtS 251

001 ,1900-2150 TH HLMS 251

SAME AS SOC 472

001 U00-1150 MTWTHF HLMS 211

SAME AS SOC 481

RK Ei\1110

RM HUNTER

BE MERCER

H HIGMAN

001 1200-1250 M W F GUGG 205 ME Gl ME NEZ

315 soc 595 030 SEM IN CIUMINOLOGY 001 1500-1800

t!!!!!· FOR All 900 SECTIONS SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL FORM.

315 soc

315 soc 315

315

soc

soc

315 soc

315 soc

315 sa:

315 soc

603 030 GU I OED RESEARCH IN SOC

700 1-4 MASTERS THESIS

800 0-8 OOCTORS THESIS

910 1-6 INDEPENDENT ST\JDY

940 1-6 INDePENDENT STUDY

950 1-6 INDEPENDENT STUDY

951 L-6 INDEPENDENT STUDY

999 000 CANDIDATE FOR DEGREE

Spanish and Portuguese

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

!!.!!!E.• SEE ADD! TIONAL COURSE LISTINGS IN COHP UT DEPT 154

I. PORTUGUESE

!!.!!!E.· FOR EXPOSITORY WRITING COURSE IN HUMANITIES SEE A S lOt.

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

TH

322 PD~T 101 050 BEGINNING PORTUGUESE .!l!lll.• TIME WILL BE ARRANGED T TH.

001 1300-13~0 H W f

HLMS 251

MAIN 109

322 PORT 211 030 2ND YEAR READ & CONV PREREQ PORT '102 OR EQUIVALENT

322 PORT 315 030 RGHANCE LIT IN TRANS

322 PORT 403 030 TOPlCS-LUSO-BRAZ CIV

322 PORT 503 030 lOPICS-LUSO-BRAZ ClV

!!ill• FOR 900 SECTIONS SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL FORM.

322 PORT 940 1-3 lNOEPENOENT SJUOY

322 PORT 950 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

11. SPAN! SH

001 1100-1150 M W f MAl N 109

SAME AS FR 315, !TAL 315, SPAN 315

001 1000-1050 M W F GEOL 134

PREREQ 2 YRS ANY ROMANCE LANGUAGE SAME AS PORT 503

001 1400-1450 H W F MAIN 109

SAME AS PORT 403

001 1400-1450 M W f MAIN 109

900 ARR

900 ARR

!!.!!!E.· FOR EXPOSITORY WRITING COURSE IN.HUMANITIES SEE A'S 101.

325 SPAN 101 050 BEGINNING SPANISH STUDENTS WITH 2 YRS H S SPANISH Will NOT RECEIVE CREDIT FOR THIS COURSE.

OS ELLIOTT

TA PEREIRA

TA PEREIRA

TA PEREIRA

TA PEREIRA

STUDENTS MUST REQUEST LECTURE AND A RECITATION

001-R002 R003 R004 R005 R006 R007 R008 R009 ROlO ROll ROll R013 R014

1400-1450 T TH 0800-0850· M W f 0800-08 50 M W f 0900-0950 M W f 0900-0950 M W F

OPPA CHEM CHEM tHEM MAIN CHEM tHEM CHEll CHEH MAIN CHEM GEOL GEOL CHEM

G030 ~07 308 307 308 309 308 307 308 209 309 114 134 308

CW ST ANSFIELO REC-BEGINN!NG SPANISH

1000-1050 M W F 1000-1050 M W f 1100-1150 M W F 1100-1150 M W f 1100-1150 M W F 1200-1250 M W F lZ00-1250 M W f 1200-1250 M W F 1200-1250 M W F

~EGINNING SPANISH 801 lZ00-1250 T TH GEOl 3ll REt-BEGINNING SPANISH R815 1100~1150 M W F CHEM 309

R8Lb 1200-1250 M W F CHEM 306 SECTION BOl IS A SPECIAL SECTION. SEE EOP OFFlCE FOR SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS AND fOR CONTROllED ENROLLMENT CARD. STUDENTS REGISTERING FOR SEC 801 MUST REGISTER FOR RECITATION 815 OR 816.

325 SPAN 102 050 BEGINNING SPANISH STUDENTS WITH 2 YRS H S SPANISH Will NOT RECEIVE CREDIT FOR THIS COURSE STUDENTS MUST REGISTER FOR THE LECTURE ANO A Rf!;ITAT!ON

001 1100-1150 T TH HALE 103 .CHEM 309 CHEM 306 CHEM 307 CHEH 306 CHEH 307 CHEH 309 6\IS 2Z8

JS GEARY R~C-BEGINNING SPANISH R002 0800-0850 H W f

R003 0900-0950 M W F R004 1000-1050 M W f R005 1100-1150 M W F ROO& 1200-1250 M_ W f ROOT 1300-1350 H W F

BEGINNING SPANISH 801 0800-0850 MTWTHF NOTE. SEC 801 IS A SPECIAL SECTION. SEE THE EOP OFFICE

fOR SPECIAl REQUIREMENTS AND FOR CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT CARDS.

325 SP'N 105 050 BEGIN SPAN REVIEW PREREQ 2 VRS H S SPANISH OR EQUIV PLACEME~T THIS IS NOT A. THIRD SEMESTER COURSE STUDENTS IIUST REGISTER FOR THE LECTURE AND A RECIT AT! ON

REC-BEG!N SPAN f<EV I EW

325 SPAN 211 030 2ND YEAR SPANISH

001 R002 R003 R004 R005 R006 R007 ROOS R009

1300-1350 T, TH 0800-0650 H W F 0900-0950 M W F 1000-1050 M W F 100D-l050 M W F 1100-1150 M W F 1200-1250 M W F 1200-1250 M W F 1300-1350 M W F

OPPA CHEM CHEM 8PSY CHEM GEOL MAIN KTCHCHEM

G020 306 309

El26 .306 114 109 207 3CI6

PREREQ SPAN 102 OR 105 OR LEVEL II HIGH SCHOOL OR EQUIVALENT

SECTION 81Z IS A SPECIAl .FOR ·SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS ENROLLMENT CARD

001 0800-0850 M W F MAIN 002 O'l30-l045 T TH BPSY 003 0900-0950 M w F BPSY 004 0900-0950 M W F MAl N 005 1000-1050 M W f MAIN 006 ll00-1150 M W F BPSY 007 1100-1215 T TH BPSY 008 1200-1250 M W F MAIN 009 1200-1250 M W F BPSY 0!0 U00-1350 M W F MAIN on 1400-1450 H w F eouc 812 1200-1250 M W f EOUC SECTION. SEE EOP OFFICE AkD FOR CONTROU ED

109 El26 ElZI>

209 209

E126 El26

209 El26

209 138 138

R GARCIA

DEPT CRS Ntl.', CEPJ N9 • CR TITLE OF COURSE, TERM SfC , TIME CAYS

325 SPAN 212 030 2ND YEAR SPA~ISH

325 SPAN 301 030 PRON DICT & CONY

325 SPAN 302 030 OONV & ORAL tOHP

325 SPAN 303 030 PROF SPAN fOR BUSINESS

l25 SP4N 305 030 SPANISH LINGUISTICS

325 SPAN 315 030 ROMANCE LIT IN TRANS

325 SPAN 331 030 20TH C SPANISH LIT

325 SP~N 334> 030 20TH C SP-AM NOV ESSAY

325 SP4N 335 030 SP-AM NOV ESSAY TO 2ot

325 SPAN 401 020 AOV RHEi & COMP l

325 SPAN 403 010 CONVERSATION lAB

325 SPAN ~06 030 PROS BUS TRANSL SPAN 1

325 SPAN ~15 030 MASTERPIECES SPAN LIT

325 SPAN 420 030 HISPANIC CULTURE

325 SPAN 424 030 CHICANO NOVEL IN SPAN

325 SPAN , 457 030 HISPANIC POETRY

325 SPAN 462 030 DON QUIXOTE

325 SPAN 495 030 METHODS TCHNG ~PAN

325 SPAN 501 020 AOV RHET & COMP 1

325 SPAN 515 030 MASJERPIECES SPAN LIT

325 SPAN 520 030 HISPANIC CULTURE

325 SPAN 557 030 HISPANIC POETRY,

325 SPAN 559 020 20TH C SPANISH DRAMA

325 SPAN 562 030 DON QUIXOTE

325 SPAN 595 030 METH-TEACHING SPANISH

325 SPAN 596 020 ED MEDIA FOR lANG CLS

325 SPAN 610 030 HI ST SPAN tANG

325 SPAN bU 030 SEM-HI SPANIC UT

t!Ql£. FOR All 900 nCTIONS SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL FORM.

325 SPAN 700 0~0 MASTERS THESIS

325 ' SPAN 800 ii'-8 OOCT,ORS THESIS

325 SPAN 910 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

325 SPAN 940 l-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY



325 SPAN 999 000 CANDIDATE FOR DEGREE

PREREQ SPAN 211 OR PLACEMENT

001 0930-1045 T TH 002 1000-1050 M W F 003 1100-1150 M W F 004 l~OO-l~50'M W F

HUIS 271 EOUC 138 EDUC 138 BPSY El26

CW STANSFIELD RS KITE RB Kl TE JS GEARY

PREREQ SPAN 212, lEVEL ~ HIGH SCHOOL OR EQUIV

001 0930-10~5 T TH 002 lOOG-1050 M W F 003 U00-1150 " W f 004 l20G-1250 H W F 005 130G-1350 M W F

PREREQ SPAN 301 OR EQUIV

001 0900-0950 M W F 002 1100-1150 H W f


001 1100-1150 M W F

eouc na MAIN 308 HUIS 271 HLMS 271 EDUC 138

MAIN 308 KTCH 119

EDUC 155

PREREQ SPAN 212 OR EQUIVALENT

001 1000-1050 M W F HLHS 211

SAME AS FR 315, !TAL 315, PORT 315 DOES NOT COUNT TOWARD SPAN ~AJOR

001 lOOG-1050 M W f


001 0900-0950 M W F


001 0900-0950 M w F


001 1400-1~50 H W f

PREREQ SPAN 302 SAME AS SPAN 501

001 1400-1~50 M W


GEOl 13~

HLMS 271

EOUC 138

MAIN 209

HLMS 21!

OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS CONCURRENTLY ENROlLED IN SPAN 401

001 1200-1250 M W f , DPPA G035


001 1000-1050 M W F MAIN 109

YG BARRETT

AG LQZANO

lf ROBINSON

AG LOZANO

JG COPELAND

CL KING

JG COPELAND

LF ROBIN$0N

AG LOZANO

LF ROBINSON

PREREQ AT LEAST 2 SPAN'LIT COURSES 300 LEVEL SAME AS SPAN §15

001 1400-1515 T TH MAIN 209 WJ GRUPP

SAME AS SPAN 520 AND CHST 420

001 1100-1150 M W F GEOL 13~ DE ONIS

PREREQ AT LEAST Z SPAN LIT COURSES AT THE 300 lEVEL SAME AS CHST 424

001 1300-1415 T TH HLMS 211

SAME AS SPAN 557

001 l400-15i5 T TH MAIN 109

SAME AS SPAN 562

001 090G-0950 M W F MAIN 109

SAME AS SPAN 595

001 1500-1730 Eouc 153

SAME AS SPAN ~01

OPl 1~00-1450 M W HLMS 271

SAME AS SPAN 415

001 1400-1515 T TH MAIN 209

SAME AS SPAN ~20 AND CHST 420

001 1100-1150 M W F

SAME AS SPAN 457

001 1400-1515 1 TH

001 1600-11~0 TH

SAME AS SPAN 462

001 0900-0950 M W F

SAME, AS SPAN lt95

001 1500-1730 w

001 1600-1740 M

001 1530-1800

001 1530-1645 M W

900 ARR

900 ARR

900 ARR

900 ARR

900 ARR

900 ARR

900 ARR

GEOL 134

MAIN 109

MAl N 109

EOUC 153

MAIN 204

MAIN 209

HL~S 271

SR DEL PI NO

YG SARRETT

DE ONIS

CW STANSFIELD

AG LOZANO

WJ GRUPP

DE ONI S·

YG BARRETT

WJ GRUPP

DE ONIS

CW STANSFIELD

GARCIA

JS GEARY

Cl Kl NG

Theatre, Dance, and Interpretation I. GENERAL THEATRE AND DANCE

360 THON 601 030 INTRO GRAD STUDIES

!I· THEATRE

~62 THTR lll 030 INTRO TO DRAMA

362 THTR 210 030 iNTRO TO THEATRt

., 001 0800-0915 T TH

SAME AS ENGL 130

001 090(}-0950 H W F 002 ll00-1150 M W F 003 1230-1345 T TH

SAME AS ENGL 230

001 0900-0950 M W F

THTR 119

HLMS 237 HLMS 287 HLMS 193

THTR 109

AH NADEAU

D YANG

DEPT CRS NO. DEPT NO • CR TITLE OF COURSE TERM SEC TIME DAYS

362 THTR 2 73 030 ACTING 1 001 OSOG-0950 T TH lOOG-1150 T TH U00-1250 J TH lOOG-USO M W f

002 003 801

SECTION 801 fOR MAJORS ONLY. SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT CARD.

3~2 THTR 276 030 JNTRO TO STAGECRAFT

!:!!l!.f· FOR ALl 900 SECTIONS SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL FORM.

362 THTR 321 1-3 COStUME PRACiiCUM

362 THTR 322 1-3 TECHNICAL PRACTICUM

362 THTR 323 1-3 THTR MGMT PRACTICUM

362 THTR 32~ 1-3 ACTING PRACTICUM

362 THTR 373 030 ACTING 2

362 THTR 377 030 INTRO TO COSTUMING

001 1300-1350 M W F


900 ARR

PREREQ II~STR CONSENT

900 ARR


900 ARR


ARR

PREREQ INSTR CONSENT AUDITION REQUIRED

001 1~0-1550 T TH

BLDG RODP4'':, INSTRUC'rOR

THTA THTR MAIN THTR

300 300 103 300

COBIN

THTR ZO~ Ce ERVEN

CE ERVEN

RK KNAUB

THTR 300

STUDENTS MUST SIGN UP FOR CNE OF THE LABS LISTED

LAB FOR COSTUHING

FOR ALL 900 SECTIONS SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAl FORM.

362 THTR ~21 1-3 COSTUME PRACTICUM

362 THTR 422 1-3 TECHNICAL PRACTICUM

362 THTR 423 1-3 THEATRE MGMT PRACTICUM

362 THTR ~~4 1-3 ACTING PRACTICUM

3b2 THTR ~25 1-3 FLAYWRITING PRACTICUM

362 THTR 426 l-3 DIRECTING PRACTlCUM

362 THTR 471 030 HIST Of THEATRE

362 THTR '>72 030 THEATRE Of ASIA

362 THTR ~74 030 DIRECTING

362 THTR 475 030 PlAYWRITING

362 THTR 482 030 HIST OF COSTUMING 1

001 LOlO LOU

1100-1150 1530-1730 1000-1200

T TH T w

PREREQ Il'l.STR CONSENT

900 ARR


900 ARR


'lOO ARR


900 ARR


900 ARR

PREP,EQ I NSTR CONSEN1;

900 ARR

001 lOOG-1050 H W

SAME AS THTR 572

001 1100-1150 M W F


001' 0900-0950 M W F

SAME AS THTR ~85, 585

001 1200-1315 M W

SAME AS THTR 582

001 0930-10~5 T TH

3&2 THTR ~83 3-12 TOURING THEATRE 801 1500-1700 M W ~· SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL CONTROLLED ENROL~~~NT 1~~~~1700 M W ~· SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT

CARD fROM THE DANCE DIVISION, ACADEMY BLDG 119.

362 THTR 485 030 PLAYwRITING

362 THTR 486 030 LIGHTING DESIGN

3b2 THTR 489 l-4 PROBLEMS IN THEATRE

~· SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL FORM

362 THTR 490 030 METHODS OF TEACHING

362 THTR 572 030 THEATRE Of ASIA

SAME AS THTR' 475 & 5 85

001 1200-1315 M W

SAME AS THTR 586

001 1100-1150 M W f

SAME AS THTR 589

900

001

SAME AS THTR 472

ARR

ARR

001 1100-1150 M W f

362 THTR 579 l-2 THEATRE PRACTICE 909 ARR NOTE. SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL fORM.

362 THTR 582 OJO HIST OF COSTUMING l

362 THTR 585 030 PLAYWRITING

362 THTR 586 030 LIGHTING DESIGN

362 THTR 589 1-4 PROBLEMS IN THEATRE

NOTE. SECURE DEPARTMENTAl ,APPROVAl FORM.

362 THTR 603 030 SEIUNAR IN AESTHETICS

NOH. fOR All 900 SECTIONS SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL FORM.

362 THTR 679 030 PROSS IN DEVELOP THTR

362 THTR 700 1-4 MASTERS THESIS

362 THTR 800 Q-8 DOCTORS THESIS

362 THTR 930 l-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

362 THTR 9~0 l-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY


362 THTR 960 1-3 I NOEPENOENT STUDY


34362 THTR 999 000 CANDIDATE FOR DEGREE

SAME AS THTR 482

001 0930-1045 T TH

PREREQ INSTR CONSENT SAME AS THTR 475, 485

001 1200-1315 M W

SAME AS THTR 486

001 1100·1150 M W f

SAME AS THTR 489

900

001 1600-1820

ARR

TH

PRfREQ INSTR CONSENT

900 ARR

900 ARR

900 ARR

900 ARR

900 ARR

900 ARR

900 ARR

900 ARR

900 ARR

THTR THTR THTR

204 302 302

TNTR 204

THTR 119

THTR 306

THTR ll9

THTR U9

THTR

'ACAO

306,

70

THTR 119

THTR 204

THTR 119

THTR 119

THTR ll9

THTR 204

HiTR 119

CE ERVEN

RK KNAUB

AH NADEAU

11 COBIN

RK KNAUB

0 YANG

M COBIN

AH NADEAU

M tOBIN

CY IREV

AH NADEAU

RK KNAUB

RK KNAUB

RK KNAUB

D YANG

AH NADEAU

RK KNAUB

RK KNAUB

AH NADEAU

M COlliN

DEP·T CR~ NO• DEPT NOo CR TERM SEC TIME

Ul• DAN<;E

TUIES LISTED FOR DANCE CLASSES INCLUDE TRAVEL TIME TO ANI! FROH THE AtAIIEIIY BUILDING. ACTUAL CLASS TIME IS LISTED IN THE NOTE CORRESPONDING TO EACH COURSE.

DAYS

364 ONtE 101 010 BEGINNING BALlET ~· .ACTUAl tlASS TINE 0905-1005

NO EX PERl ENCE_ REQUIRED

001 0900-1050 M W

364 DN<;E 101 010 BEGINNING BALLET NOTE. ACTUAL TIME 1345-1~5 -- EXPERIEN<;E REQUIRED

001 1300-1450 M W

364 ONCE 105 010 INTERMEDIATE BALLET 801 1200-1350 M W NOTE. ACTUAL TINE l20G-1330 -- SECURE A CONTROLLED ENROI.LNENT CARD IN ACAD 119.

364 OIIK;E 101 010 ADVANCED BALLET 801 1200-1350 T TH NOTE. ACTUAL TIME lZOG-1330 -- SECURE A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT CARO IN ACAD 119.

3M ONCE 131 010 BEGINNING JAZZ NOTE. ACTUAl TINE 1645-1800

001 1600-1800 " w

:564 ONCE 133 010 INTeRMEDIATE JAZZ 801 1700-1900 T TH t!!!!f• At TUAL TIME 1715-1830

SEtURE A CONTROLLED ENROllMENT CARD IN ACAD 119.

364 ONCE 141 010 BEGINNING MODERN !:!.!!!!• ACTUAL TillE 1515-1630

!!!!lli ACTUAL TIME 141D-1525

!:!.!!!!· ACTUAL TINE 1715-1830 EXPERIENCE REQUIRED

001 1500-1650 H W

002 l400-l550 T TH

003 1700-1850 T TH

810 1100-1200 T TH

364 ONCE 143 020 INTERN~OIATE MODERN 801 120G-1350 HTWTH t!!!.ll.• ACTUAL TINE 1200-1330

SECURE A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT CARD IN ACAD 119. AUOITION REQUIRED

364 DNtE 151 010 REt DANtE fORMS SAME AS P E 197

001 1600-1650 M W 002 U00-1150 T TH

364 ONCE 181 OZO BALLET FOR MAJORS 801 lZ00-1350 MTWTH NOTE. ACTUAL TIME lZOD-1330 -- SECURE A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT CARD IN AtAD 119

364 ONCE 183 OZO BALLET FOR MAJORS SOL 1200-1350 MTWTH NOTE. ACTUAl TIME 120G-1330. -- SECURE A CONTROLliO ENROLLMENT CARD IN ACAD 119.

364 ONCE 185 020 BAlLET FOR MAJORS 801 lZOG-1350 MTWTH NOTE. ACTUAl. TiME 120G-l330. -- SECURE A tONTROLLED ENROLLMENT CARD IN ACAD 119.

36~ DN<;E 187 020 IIALLET FOR MAJORS 801 1200-1350 MTWTH NDTE. ACTUAL TIME lZOG-1330 -- SECURE A CONTROLlED ENROLLMENT CARD IN ACAD 119.

364 ONCE 191 020 MODERN DANCE FOR MAJORS ONLY

6LDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR"

ACAD 170 L BOYETTE

ACAO 170 l BOYETTE

ACAD 170

ACAD 170 L BOYETTE

4CAO 170

ACAO 170

ACAD 170

ACAD 70

SWLL

ACAD 70

SGYM 111 H HOSLEY SG'IM Ul L WILLIAMS

ACAD 170 L BOYETTE

ACAD 170 l BOYETTE

ACAD 110 l BOYETTE

ACAO 170 L BOYETTE

AUOlTION REQUIRED FOR BOTH SECTIONS

801 1000-ll50 MTWTHF ACAD 70 tV lREY !1!lli.· ACTUAL TIME 1015-1145

SECURE CONTROLLED ENROLlMENT tARO IN ACAD 119 802 1:200-1350 MTWTH

ACTUAl TIME lZOG-1330 SECURE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT CARD IN AtAO ll9

364 ONCE 193 020 MODERN ·oANtE FOR MAJORS ONLY

ACAO 70

801 1000-1150 MTWTHF ACAD 70 CY IREY !!ill· ACTUAL TINE 1015-1145

SECURE A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT CARD IN ACAD 119. AUOITION REQUIRED

364 ONCE 195 020 MODERN DANCE FOR MAJORS ONLY

801 1000-1150 HTWTHf ACAD 170 EH WADHAHS ACTUAL TIME 1015-1145. SECURE A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT CARD IN ACAO 119. AUDITION REQUIRED

364 ONCE 197 020 MODERN DANCE

~- ACTUAl TJME 1015-1145 AUDITION REQUIRED

FOR MAJORS ONLY

801 1000-1150 MTWTHF

SECURE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT CARD IN ACAD 119

364 DNCE 214 020 IMPROVISATION 001 1200-1400

364 ONCE 314 030 PRACT-MOVEMENT ANALYS PREREQ PE 269

001 1300-1500 T TH !!Q.!!.• ACTUAL TillE 13 ... 5-1500

ACAD 170 . EH WADHAMS

ACAO 110

ACAD 70 EH WAOHAMS

364 ONCE 380 030 DANCE ACCOMPANIMENT

364 ONCE 390 030 INTERMEO COMPOSITION

001 0900-D950 M W f ACAO 70 M COHEN

PREREQ ONCE 290 OR I NSTR CGNSENT

001 1500-1700 T TH ACAO 70 NOTE. ACTUAL TINE l53G-1700

364 ONCE 413 030 CHILDRENS DANCE SANE AS DANCE 513

001 130G-l550 M W ACAD 70 M COHEN NOTE. ACTUAL TIME 1345-1515

364 ONCE 479 1-3 DANCE PRACTICE 900 ARR !1!!!!• SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL FORM.

36~ ONCE 489 OZO PROBLEMS IN DANCE

!1!lli.• SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL FORM

36~ ONCE 490 030 ADVANCED COMPOSITION

!:!.!!!!· ACTUAL 71ME 1535-1700

364 ONCE 491 030 HIST l PHIL Of DANCE

SA"E AS ONCE 589

900 AI<.R

PREREQ ON<;E 390 OR I NSTR CONSENT SAME AS DN<;E 590

001 1500-1700 T TH ACAD 110

SA"E AS ONCE 591

001 0800-0850 M W F 'CAD 3c CY IREY

364 ON<;E 493 OZO ·peRFORNANtE EVENTS SANE AS DANCE 593

001 120G-1400 F ACAD 70 EH WADHAMS !!Q.!!.• ONE HOUR LAB TO BE ARRANGED

36. ONCE 513 030 CHlLDRENS DANCE SAI4E AS DAN<;E 413

001 1300-1550 M II ACAD 70 II COHEN !:!Q!f• ACTUAL TIME 1345-1515

364 ONCE 579 1-Z DANtE PRAtTlCE 900 !!ill• SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL FORM.

364 IiNCE 589 020 PROBLEMS IN OAN<;E SAME AS ONCE 489

900 NOTE. SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL FORM.

164 ONCE 590 030 ADVANCED COMPOSITION SAllE AS DANCE 490

ARR

ARR

001 1500-1700 T TH !:!Q!f• ACTUAL TIME 15)5-1700

liM ONCE S91 030 HJST & PHil OF DANCE "

364 ONCE 593 OZO l'ERFORIIANCE EVENTS

~· ONE HOUR LAB TO BE ARRANGED

SA14E AS ONCE 491 ' oo1 oaoo-oeso M w F

SAME AS DANCE 493

001 l20G-l400 F

ACAD 110

ACAD 36 CY IIlEY

ACAD 70 EH WADHAMS

OEPJ ""CRS NO. DEPT" NO. CR TnLE. oF couRsE:

~· FOR All 900 SECTIONS SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL FORM.

364 ONCE 598 1-3 STUDIO CONCERT

364 ONCE 600 020 REAO!NGS IN DANtE

364 ONCE 610 2-4 CHOREOGRAPHY

364 ONCE 679 l-3 PROBLEMS IN OANtE

36~ ONCE 700 l-4 THESIS

364 ONCE 930 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

364 ONCE 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

364 ONCE 950 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUOY

364 ONCE 960 030 RESEARCH PROJECT

36~ ONCE 999 000 CANDIDATE FOR OEGREE

IV. INTERPRETATION

TERif stc

900 ARR

001 0900-0950 M W

900 ARR

900 ARR

900 ARR

900 ARR

900 ARR

900 ARR

900 ARR

900 ARR

366 INTP 250 030 !NTRO TO ORAL. INTERP 001 U00-1150 M W F Q02 lOOG-1050 M W F 801 0930-1045 T TH

~· SEC 801 IS FOR THTR AND INTP MAJORS ONLY. SECURE DEPARTMENTAl. CONTROLLED ENROLL~ENT CARD.

366 INTP 350 030 ORAL INTERP 2 001 llOG-1215 T TH

366 INTP 352 030 VOICE 001 1200-1250 M W f

366 !NTP 452 030 INTERP OF SHAKES TRGDY

ACAD 36 CV IREY

THTR 306 THTR 306 THTR 306 Ill POTTS

THTR 306 M tOBIN

THTII 306

PR~REQ INTP 250 AND ENGL 398 OR INSTR CONSENT SAME AS INTP 552

801 1Z3D-1345 T TH SECURE DEPARTMENTAL CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT CARD.

366 INTP 479 l-3 INTERP PRACTICE SAME AS INTP 579

!!\!lli SECURE A OEPAR TMENTAL APPROVAl FORM.

366 INTP 552 030 INTERP OF SHAKES TRGDY

900 ARR

THTR 119 Hl POTTS

PREREQ INTP 250 AND ENGL 398 OR INSTR CONSENT SAME AS INTP 452

801 1230-1345 T TH NOTE. SECURE DEPARTMENTAL CONTROllED ENROLLMENT tARO.

!!!ll!.· FOR All 900 SECTIONS SECURE A DEPARTMENTAl APPROVAL FORH.

366 INTP 579 1-3 INTERP PRACTICE

3~6 INTP TOO l-4 MASTERS THESIS

366 INTP 930 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

366 INTP 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

3~6 INTP 950 l-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

lNDEPENDENT STUDY 366

370

310

INTP 960 1-3

Women Studies

WMST 200 030 INTRO TO WOMEN STUDIES

WMST 201 030 CONTEMPORARY iSSUES

370 WHST 210 030 WOMEN IN ANTIQUITY

SAME AS !NTP 479

900 ARR

900

900

900

900

900

001

001

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

1200-1250 M II F

090G-0950 M W F

SAME AS CLAS 210

THTR 119 Ill POTTS

HAI.E 103

HI.RfT 208

001 140G-l450 M W F HLMS ZOl JK KlNG

370 WMST 255 030 BLACK WOMAN-AM SOC IE TV

370 WMST 270 030 PSYCH OF CONTEMP WOMEN

310 WHST 298 030 HIST OF WOMEN IN U.S.

370 WMST 326 030 WOMEN WRITERS

370 WMST 402 030 RESEARCH SEMINAR

370 WMST 456 030 FAMILY AND SOCIETY

370 WMST 481 030 FAMILY PLNG & POP CONT

370 WHST 492 030 WOMEN ANO THE LAW

370 WHST 940 l-6 INDEPENDENT STUDY NOTE. SECURE A DE PAR THEN TAL ·APPROVAl FORM

SAME AS BLST Z55

001 UOO-llSO M W F EDUC 136

PRE REQ P SV 100 SAME AS PSY 270

001 0800-0915 T TH

SAM~ AS HIST 298

BPSY Ell3

001 1000-1050 H W F HLMS 201 L CHAMBERS SCHILL£~

SAME AS ENGL 326

001 0930~1045 T TH

001 1400-1650 w

SAME AS SOC 456

HLHS 145 SH JUHASZ

KTCH 207

001 1000-1050 M W f HLHS 341 ME GIIIENEZ

SAME AS SOC 1,81

001 1200-1250 M W F GUGG 205 HE GIMENEZ

SAME P St 492

001 1100-1215 T TH KTCH 235 AN COSTAIN

900 ARR

~- FOR COURSES OFFERED THROUGH OTHER PROGRAMS OR OEPTS SEE DEPT LISTINGS FOR FURTHER INFORMATION OR OBTAIN A BROCHURE AT WOMEN$ STUDIES OFFICE, NO 7 HILLSIDE CT. SEE ALSO EXP!RIMENTAL STUDIES liSTING, KTt~ 226.

COLLEGE Of BUSINESS-AND ADMINISTRATION AND GRADUATE SCHOOL Of BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

William H. Baughn, Dean

The Co 11 ege of Business and Admi ni strati on offers courses in these subject areas: Accounting Business Administration Business Education Business Law Computer Info Systems

Finance Insurance Marketing Minerals land Management Office. Admi ni strati on

Production Management Organizational Management Real Estate Statistics Transportation Management

Courses in these areas are generally at upper division or graduate level.

General Information THE ACADEMIC POLICIES, RULES, AND REGULATIONS OF THE COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY ARE PRINTED IN THE 1g80-81 UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO, BOULDER, CATALOG. All STUDENTS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR KNOWING AND FOLLOWING THE PROVISIONS SET FORTH IN THE CATALOG. ANY QUESTIONS CONCERNING THOSE PROVISIONS ARE TO BE DIRECTED TO THE COLLEGE OFFICE. THE COLLEGE CANNOT ASSUME RESPONSIBILITY FOR PROBLEMS RESULTING FROM A STUDENT'S FAILURE TO FOLLOW THE POLICIES STATED IN THE CATALOG OR FROM MISADVICE GIVEN BY SOMEONE OTHER THAN A STAFF MEMBER OF THE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS. SIMILARLY, STUDENTS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL DEADLINES, RULES, AND REGULATIONS IN THIS SCHEDULE.

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Administrative Drops - Business faculty may drop students for nonatte;ndan~e or i ~ a~ 1 prerequisites have not been met. Students .are responsible for check1ng w1th the1r lnstructors concerning attendance policies. Area of Emphasis - Typically, after taking several of the core courses, students select an area from the 15 offered. Then, having found. their own interest, students take the 12 hours required for their area. Many students use their business and nonbusiness electives to complete requirements for two areas.

llusin•ss Electives - Nine hours needed. These are !!.!!l". courses tauqht by the College of Business and Administration in addition to those required in either .the business "core" or the "area .. of emp.hasis." -----Course Eligibilit~ - Upper division standing >s required for admission to business courses numbered OOto 399 and 400 to 499. Deadline - THE STUDENT IS RESPONSIBLE FOR BEING AWARE OF AND OBSERVING ALL UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE OF BUSINESS DEADLINES. Drop/Add - Adding business classes is by petition only to the Dean. Business classes may not be added after the first week of the semester. Nonbusiness students will not be sectioned into business classes due to the space limitation. During ·the first week of class, business students and nonbusiness students REQUIRED TO TAKE A BUSINESS CLASS FOR GRADUATION may petition to add. All class assignments wi 11 be on a space available basis. Nonbusiness departments requiring a business class for graduation are asked to send a list of their students, their class standing, and class they are asked to take to the College of Business. Office of Undergraduate Studies, prior to registration. PETITIONS NOT PICKED UP BY THE END OF THE·FIRST WEEK OF CLASS WILL BECOME VOID. Expository Writing - A.S. 100, 101, 102, 103 or 110 will fulfill this requirement. CLEP credit is not acceptable.

Incomplete Grades - Incomplete grades are given only in documented and extenuating circumstances clearly beyond the student's control. The student is expected to complete the course requirements, e.g., final exam, term paper, within established deadline and not retake the entire course. -

Information for Graduating Seniors - All graduating seniors must contact the Office of Undergraduate Studies for a complete academic evaluation prior to registering for their last term on campus.

To receive a B.S. degree in business, the student must have achieved a grade point average of 2.0 for all work attempted after admission to the University of Colorado, a 2.0 average for all Business courses attempted at the University and a 2.0 average in the four required area-of-emphasis courses.

Intrauniversity Transfer - Students who wish to transfer to business from another college or school of the University must formally apply at the Dean's office (Room 230), within the deadline established by the College of Business. March 1, 1981 is the appli~a~ion de~dlin~ for consideration for Fall 1981, and October 1, 1980 for Spring 1981. A m~mmum Un1Vers1 ty of Co 1 ora do grade point average 1 s es tab 1 ished~ by the College of Bus1ness and is required for consideration. A limited number of students are admitted to the college each term on IUT and when the·quota is filled, applications will not be accept~d untn the next terml Admitted students must enro 11 on Boulder Campus the term admitted or IUT is void.

Mathematics -May use any of the following options: #1 -Math 107 and 108: #2 MathllO.and 130: #~-Math 130 or A Math 131 (use of one of these increases required nonbuslness ele~t1ves by one hour). Math 108 or 135 alone will not meet· the math requirement. A .max1mum of 9 hours of math below the level of analytical geometry and calculus is acceptable.

Natural Science- chemistry, physics, biology, astronomy, physical geography, physical anthropology, geology, earth science, and physical science.

No Credit - Due to space limitations, business classes may not be taken on a no credit basis,

Nonbusiness Electives - Nonrequired courses taken outside the College of. Business and Administration selected according to the student's own interest (excluding activity P.E., remedial courses, and lower-division ROTC). Nine hours must be upper division (numbered in 300s or 400s). Nonclassroom Sources of Credit (e.g., Independent Study, Certain Experimental Studies) -A maximum of 6 hours of nonclass sources of credit will be counted toward the B.S. degree in business and not more than 3 hours of such credit per semester. A description of the course and appropriate approvals must be submitted to the Office of Undergraduate Studies prior to registering for any independent study course. Independent study courses in business are intended for business seniors. Pass/Fail - Students in the college may not use courses taken on pass/fail basis to satisfy required business·or nonbusiness courses, or business elective courses. A maximum of 16 hours of pass/fail credit may be applied toward the B.S. degree in business; transfer students may take 1 hour of pass/fail for every 8 hours completed at this institution. Students enrolled in the college priorto Fall 1980 may take pass/fail hours as specified in the Bulletin effective at the time,of their admission to the college. PASS/FAIL DETERMINATION MUST BE MADE WITHIN UNIVERSITY DEADLINES AND IS IRREVERSIBLE.

Physical Educ.ation - P.E., recreation, and dance activity courses may not be counted toward a B.S. degree in business, but a maximum of 6 hours of theory (non-activity) courses may be applied to nonbusiness electives. Prerequisites - Students registering for courses without having completed appropriate prerequisites or who do not have the appropriate class standing ·may be. administratively dropped from business classes. Business majors are defined as students officially enrolled in the College of Business and Administration. Repeating Courses - Repetition of work either at the University of Colorado and/or elsewhere, or be 1 ow co 11 ege-1 eve 1 work, is not acceptab 1 e toward a B.S. degree in business. Grades of D earned at this institution count toward graduation and courses need not be repeated. The College of Business and Administration does not remove F's or change grades if a course is repeated. All work attempted will appear on permanent records. ROTC - Only 12 hours of 300 and 400 level ROTC courses may be counted, providing the student is enrolled in t~ROTC program and completes it. Statement of Academic Standards - Students are held to basic standards of performance established for their classes with respect to attendance, active participation in course work, promptness in completion of assignments, correct English usage both in writing and in speech, accuracy in calculations, and,general_quality of scholastic workmanship. In general, examinations are required in all courses and for all students inc·luding seniors.

To be in good standing, students must have an overall grade-point average of not less than 2.0 (C = 2.0) for all course work attempted and a 2.0 for all business courses attempted. This- applies to work taken at all University campuses. Physical Education activity courses and remedial course work are not included in the overall average. When semester grades become available, students below the acceptable standard will be notified of (1) probationary status or (2) suspension. Students are responsible for being aware of their academic status at all times and late grades and/or notification does not waive this responsibility. College rules governing probation and suspension are:

1. Any student whose overall grade average, or business course average, .; s less than a 2.0 shall be placed on probation immediately. A student may be removed from probation when the overall average and the business average have been raised to 2.0.

2. A student shall remain on probation as long as the student maintains normal degree progress each semester as determined by the college and obtains no grade below a C. Such probationary status may continue a maximum of four regular semesters providing these provisions. have been met. Failure to meet these provisions will result in indefinite suspension.

3. Indefinitely suspended students may attend the University of Colorado summer school in order to improve their grade average in the area of deficiency, but they may not attend any division of the University including Semester-at-Sea, study abroad and continuing education programs, for at least two regular (fall and spring) semesters.

4. A student who has been under indefinite suspension for two semesters may apply for readmission to the College of Business and Administration. If readmitted, that readmission will be on a probationary status providing space is available. After being readmitted under such probationary status, any student who fails to comply with the. requirements of their probation will be subject to permanent suspension.

5. Any student who is placed on suspension more than once will be permanently suspended from the College of Business.

6. Any student earning all failing grades or no academic credit for the semester will not be permitted to register without the d.ean's approval.

7. Offici a 1 combined degree students are required to maintain the same standard of performance as College of Business students in order to be continued in the combined business program.

Transfer Students - Transfer work from other institutions is evaluated first by the University of Colorado, Office of the University Registrar, but final degree determination is made by the College of Business. Transfer credits from unaccredited institutions will not apply toward the business degree. On questions of substitution of required courses, comparison of catalog descriptions wi 11 be made. Students are responsible for providing course descriptions. Transfer credit for business courses taken at a lower~ 3- 6 division level is limited to only such courses at the University of Colorado at that level.

Major eCcles COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ANO AOMINI~TRATION

201 ACCOUNTING 203 BUSINESS EDUCATION 209 COMPUTER BASED INFO SYSTEMS 205 FINANCE 207 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS 211 MARKETING 212 MINERALS LAND MANAGEMENT 215 OFFICE ADMINISTRATION 221 ORGANIZATIONAL MANAGEMENT

f'Jf, PEW,ONNEL MANAGEMENT 222 PRODUCTION AND OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT 218 PUBLIC AGENCY ADMINISTRATION 217 REAL ESTATE 223 SMALL BUSINESS MGMT ENTREPRENEURSHIP 219 STATISTICS 224 TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT 299 UNDETERMINED - BUSINESS

GRAD SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 510 BUS ADMINISTRATION (MBA)

THIS LIST OF COURSE OFFERINGS IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE BETWEEN THE PUBLICATION OF THIS INFORMATION AND THE COMMENCEMENT OF CLASSES FOR THE FALL ACADEMIC TERM. CHECK WITH THE ACADEMIC UNIT.

DEPT CRS NO. DEPT NO. CR TITLE OF COURSE TERM SEC TIME DAYS BLDG ROOH INSTRUCTOR

!!!!!i· STUDENTS ENROLLING IN BUSINESS CLASSES WITHOUT PROPER PREREQS AND/OR ClASS STANDING MAY BE ADMINISTRATIVELY DROPPED.

Accounting ~00 ACCT 2DD 030 tNTRO ACCT-FlN ASPECTS

400 ACCT 202 030 INTRO ACCT-MGT ASPECTS

~00· ACCT 322 030 INTERMED FIN ACCT 1

400 ACCT 323 030 INTERMEO FIN ACCT 2

400 ACCT 132 \)30 COST ACCOUNTING

400 ACCT 424 030 ADV FINANCE ACCT

400 ACCT 441 030 INCOME TAX ACCOUNTING

400 ACCT "42 030 AOV INCOME TAX ACCT

400 ACCT 454 030 ACCT SYST & DATA PROt

4110 ACCT 462 030 AUDITING THEORY

400 ACCT 524 030 AOV FiNANCE ACCT

400 ACCT 541 030 lNCONE TAX ACCOUNTING

400 ACCT 542 030 ADV INCOME TAX ACCT

400 ACCT 554 030 ACCT SVST. & OATA PROC

400 ACCT 562 030 AUDITING THEORY

400 ACCT 628 030 SEN-ACCOUNTING THEORY

t!Qll. FOR All 900 SECTIONS SECURE 4 OEPARTHENTAL APPROVAL FORN.

400 ACCT 700 1'-4 MASTERS THESIS

400 ACCT 800 0-8 DOCTORS THESIS

ltOO ACCT 960 1-3 iNDEPENDENT STUDY

400 ACCT 999 000 CANDIDATE FOR DEGREE

SOPHOMORE STANDING REQUIRED FOR BUSINESS MAJORS NAY BE LIMITED TO MAJORS

001 0800-085 0 M W F BUS 353 002 oaoo-oaso H w F BUS 354 003 090Q-0950 M W F BUS 301 004 lOOQ-1050 M W F BUS 211 005 uoiJ-uso H w F BUS 301 006 1200-1250 M li F BUS 216 007 1300-1350 M 111 F BUS 301 008 1400-1450 M W F BUS 301 009 150o-1550 M II F BUS 124 OlD 0800-0915 T TH BUS 301 au 0930-1045 T TH BUS 354

PREREQ ACCT 200, SOPHOMORE STANDING REQUIRED FOR ACtT HAJORS

001 1400-1450 N W f 002 1500-1550 "' w f 003 1100-1215 T TH 004 1230-1345 T TH

BUS 218 BUS 216 BUS 301 BUS 301

PREP.EQ ACCT 202, JUNIOR STANDING REQUIRED FOR ACCT NAJORS

001 1000-1050 M W F BUS 125 002 1100-1150 M II f BUS 354

. 003 1100-1215 T TH BUS 35'<

PREREQ ACCT 322, JUNIOR STANDING REQUIRED FOR ACC T MAJORS

Olll 1000-1.050 M W F BUS 124 002 UOO-U50 M W f BUS 124

PRE REQ ACCT 202

RS WASLEY

RS WASLEY

VL BEAN

CM BEAGLE CM BEAGLE

JUNIOR STANDING REQUIRED FOR ACCT MAJORS MAY BE LIMITED TO MAJORS

BUS 352 BUS 124

001 OSOQ-0915 T TH 002 093Q-1045 T TH 003 1230-1345 T TH BUS 354 HG JENSEN

PREREQ ACCT 323 MAY BE LIMITED TO MAJORS

001 0900-0950 M W F BUS 124 RW SCHATTKE

Pf!,EREQ ACCT 202 SANE AS ACCT 541. MAY BE LIMITED TO MAJORS

001 1300-1350 M W F OD2 1400-1450 H W f 003 1400-1515 T TH

BUS 211 TA BUCHMAN BUS 352 TA BUCHMAN BUS 352 VL BEAN

PREREQ ACCT 441 SAME AS ACCT 542 HAY BE LJMITED TO MAJORS

ODl 0800-0850 H W F BUS 218 CM BEAGLE

PREREQ 9 SEMESTER HRS Of ACCOUNTING

00.1 090Q-0950 M .W F BUS 125 JA TRACY

PREREQ AtCT 323 SANE AS ACCT 562 MAY BE LINITED TO MAJORS

001 l40Q-l515 T TH BUS 218 FR SNEED

PREREQ ACCT 323 OR ACCT 612 SAME AS ACCT 424 BUSINESS GRADUATE STUDENTS ONLY

001 0900-0950 ~ W F BUS 124

PRE REQ ACCT 202 OR 8 AD 501 SAME AS ACCT lt41 , BUSINESS GRADUATE STUDENTS ONLY

001 l30Q-1350 M W F 002 1400-l45D M W F 003 1400-1515 T TH

PREREQ ACCT 441 OR AttT 541 SAME AS ACCT 442

BUS 211 BUS 352 BUS 352

BUSINESS GRADUATE STWDENTS ONLY

001 0800-0850 M W F BUS 218

PREREQ 9 SEMESTER HRS OF ACCOUNTING

001 0900-0950 M W F BUS 125

PREREQ ACCT 323 SAME AS ACCT 462 BUSINESS GRADUATE STUDENTS CNLY

001 1400-1515 T TH BUS 218

PREREQ ACCT 323 OR ACCT 612, ACCT 332

001 1200-1450 M BUS 227

900 ARR

900 ARR

900 ARR

900 ARR

RW SCHATTKE

TA BUCHMAN TA BUCHMAN Vl BEAN

eM" SEAGlE

JA TRACY

FR SNEED

RW SCHATTKE

Business Administration 410 B AO 195 030 PRES LEADERSHIP 'LASS 801 1900-2100 T BUS 221t ~· SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT CARD.

410 B AD ZOO 030 BUS INFO AND COMPUTERS NOT OPEN TO fRES HIIEN PREREQ MATH 107-108 OR EQUIVALENT REQlllRED FOR BUSINESS MAJORS MAY BE liMITED TO MAJORS

001 osoo~osso M w F sus zz~t 002 0900-0950 M W F BUS 224 003 130Q-1350 M W F BUS 224 004 llt00-145D M W ·f.· BUS 224

C MC ~MILLAN OR PlANE FW GLOVER FW GLOVER

DEPT CRS 110. DEPT ·NO. CR TITLE OF COURSE TERM SEC DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR

410 B AD 295 030 PRES LEADERSHIP CLASS Sol 180D-1900 T BUS 224 1J!!!!!• SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT CARD.

•10 8 AD 410 030 BUSINESS & GOVERNMENT PREREQ ECON 201-202 COMPLETION OF P SC 110 RECOMMENDED BUSINESS SENIORS ONLY

~10 B AD 411 030 BUSINESS AND SOCIETY

~10 B AD 450 030 BUS POL-cASES, CONCEPT

oo1 osoo-0915 T TH 002 0930-1045 T TH 003 1100-1215 T TH

BUS 224 CP RAHE BUS Z11 0 WINN BUS 352 CP RAHE

PREREQ ECON 201-ZOZt P SC llOt BUSINESS SENIORS ONLY

soc 111

001 1000-1050 M W F BUS 218 WF BERNTHAL 002 1100-1150 II W F BUS 216 WF BERNTHAL

PREREQ FIN 305, MK 300, PRMG 300, ORMG 330 0 QM 201, ACCT ZOO, B AD ZOO AND 8 LAW 300

001 1400-1650 M 002 1400-1650 003 1400-lb50 004 0930-1045

TH w

T TH

BUS BUS BUS sus

211 Zll 211 353

DH GRIEST JE YOUNG DH BOWEN LD COOLIDGE

FOR DECEMBER GRADUATING BUSINESS SENIORS ONLY. STUDENTS WITHOUT PROPER PREREQS AND STANDING MILL BE ADMINISTRATIVELY DROPPED.

410 B AD 452 030 SMALl 8US STRATEGY

410 8 AD 470 030 SMALL BUS-MGT & OPER

~10 8 AD 500 010 SOURCES OF INFO & RSCH

PREREQ FIN 305, MK 300, PRMG 300, ORHG 330, QM 201, ACtT 200, B AD 200 AND B LAW 300 FOR DECEMBER GRADUATING BUSINESS SENIORS ONLY. STUDENTS WITHOUT PROPER PREREQS AND STANDING WILL BE ADMINISTRATIVELY DROPPED.

001 l40Q-1650 T 002 1230-1520 TH

PREREQ SENIOR STANDING SAM.E AS B AD 570

BUS 211 MF SCHMIDT BUS 125 NF SCHMIDT

REQUIRED FOR SMALL BUSINESS MAJORS

001 oaoo-0915 r TH BUS 124 J8 KLINE

001 uoo-uso F BUS 353

!!ill· EACH Of THE FOLlOWING COURSES, B AD 501, 502, 506, AND 507, IS OPEN ONL'I' TO GRADUATE DEGREE CANDIDATES AND QUALIFIED NON-BUSINESS SENIORS. THEY MAY BE LIMITED TO BUSINESS GRADUATE STUDENTS ONLY.

~10 8 AD 501 030 FUND OF ACCOUNTING

410 B AD 502 030 FUND Of BUS STATISTICS

410 8 AD 505 030 FUND OF FINANCE

410 B AO 506 030 lEGAL ENVIRON Of BUS

410 B AD 507 030 FUND OF MGT SCIENCE

410 8 AD 570 030 SMALL BUS-MGT AND OPER

001 0930-1045 T TH BUS 224 HG JENSEN

HELPFUL TO HAVE MATH 107-108 OR EQUIVALENT

001 1100-1215 T TH

PREREQ 8 AD 501

001 153D-1645 T TH

001 0800-0850 M W F

PREREQ B AO ~02 OR EQUIV

oo1 uoo-1215 T nl

PREREQ GRADUATE STANDING SAME AS 8 AD 470

001 0800-091 5 T TH

BUS ZZ~ PE JEOAMUS

BUS 218 Hi KESTER

BUS 216 Hl FUSILIER

BUS 216 DE MONARCH!

BUS 124 JB KLINE

~· EACH Of THE FOLLOWING COURSES, B AD 610, 615 0 620, 630, 640, AND 650, JS OPEN ONLY TO BUSINESS GRADUATE STUDENTS.

410 8 AD 610 030 SUS & ITS ENVIRONMENT

410 B AD 615 030 BUS & ECON ANALYSIS

410 8 AD 620 030 ADMIN CONTROlS

410 B AD 640 030 ORGANIZATiONAl BEHAV

410 B AD 650 030 BUSINESS POLICY

410 8 AD 755 030 DOCTORAL SEM-AON POL 1

NOTE. FOR 900 SECTIONS SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL FORM.

410 8 AD 800 o-8 DOCTORS THESIS

410 8 AD 960 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Business Education ~OR 900 SECTION$ SECURE A OEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL FORM.

420 8 ED 700 l~ MASTERS THESIS

420 B EO 960 l-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Business law ~67 B L 300 030 BUSINESS LAW

467 B L 412 030 BUSINESS LAW

467 II L 512 030 BUSINESS LAW

finance 471 FIN lOS 030 BASIC FINANCE

PREREQ 12 HOURS B AO 500 FUNDAMENTALS

001 1Z3D-1520 TH BUS 210 LO COOLIDGE

PREREQ INTRO MICROECONOMiCS AND B AD 502

001 153Q-1820 TH BUS 210 CP RAHE

PREREQ 8 AD 501, 502, AND 505

001 llOo-1450 F BUS 210 JA TRACY

PREREQ B AD 504

001 1500-1750 w BUS 210 EJ MiJRRISON

THIS MUST SE TAKEN IN THE LAST SEMESTER COMPLETION OF ALL FUNDAMENTALS IS A FIRM PREREQ

001 120D-l450 w

PREREQ 8 AD 650 DOCTORAL CANOIDATES (jNLY

001 0800-1050 w

900

900

900

900

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

SUS 210 WO WILSTEO

BUS 227 LD COOLIDGE

PREREQ JUNIOR STANDING REQUIRED FOR BUSINESS MAJORS OPEN TO MAJORS~ONLY

001 0800-0850 M W F 002 0800-0850 M W F 003 090o-0950 M W f 00~ 1400-1450 M W F 005 0800-091S T TH 006 OSOD-091 5 T TH 007 1230-1345 T TH

PREREQ B L 300 OR B AD 506 SAME AS II l 512

BUS 12ft J LAZAR BUS 352 BUS · 208 Jl FRASCONA BUS 216 JL FRASCONA BUS 211 BUS 208 BUS 201

001 llOQ-1~50 M W F BUS 210 Jl fRAStDNA

PREREQ B L 300 OR 9 AD 506 SAME AS B l 412

001 1100-1150 M W F BUS 210 JL FRASCONA

PREREQ ECON 201-202, ACCT 200, AND JUNIOR .STANDING FOR BUSINESS MAJORS -ONLY «REQUIRED FOR BUS NAJDRSI

001 080D-0850 N N F BUS 211 002 lOOQ-1050 M W F BUS 352 37

DEPT CRS NO. DEPT NO. C~. ,T! TLE OF_ COURSf

~71 FIN 401 030 BUSINESS FINANCE l

471 FIN 40Z 030 BU~INESS FINANCE 2

471 FIN 433 030 INVEST & PORTFOLIO MGT

471 FIN 455 030 MONETARY & FISCAL POL

471 FIN 601 030 PROS-POLICY FIN HGT 1

471 FIN 602 030 PROB-PDLICV FIN MGT 2

471 FIN 633 030 INVEST NGT & ANAlYSIS

!!!J!ll.• FOR All 900 SECTIONS SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL FORM.

411 FIN 700 1-4 MASTERS THESIS

~71 FIN 800 0-8 DOCTORS THESIS

471 FIN 960 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

~71 fiN 999 000 CANDIDATE FOR DEGREE

Information Systems

215 030 !NTRQ-DATA PROCESSING

476 I S 350 030 DATABASE AND INFO SYS

476 I S 465 D30 SYSTEMS ANAlV & DESIGN

476 565. 030 SYSTEMS ANALY & DESIGN

't76 645 030 INfO SYSTENS & MGT

476 l S 650 030 DATABASE MGT SYSTEMS

476 ! S 680 030 SElECTED TPCS-INFO SCI

476

476

FOR ALl 900 SECTIONS SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL FORM.

700 1-ft MASTERS.THESIS

800 o-s DOCTORS THESIS

960 l-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Insurance lt7Z INS 484 030 PRIN OF INSURANCE

472 I~S 584 030 PRIN Of INSURANCE

Management Science 473 M St 602 030 STOCHASTIC MODELS

FOR All 900 SECTIONS SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL, APPROVAl FORN.

473 M SC 800 D-8 DOCTORS THESIS

473 H SC 960 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

•n M SC 999 000 CANDIDATE FOR DEGREE

Marketing 474 MK 300 030 PRIN Of NARKETING

474 Ml< 310 030 SALESMANSHIP

41~ HK 320 030 CONSUMER BEHAVIOR


003 UOG-1150 M II F BUS 004 1300-1350 M W I' BUS 005 0800-0915 T TH BUS 006 H00-1215 T T H BUS 007 1Z3D-U45 T TH "BUS 008 1730-1845 T TH BUS

PREREQ F(N 305 AND ACCT 202 REQUIRED FOR FINANCE MAJORS

224 ll52 354 125 HI KESTER 352 .RG RINGGENBERG 352

001 0900-0950 M W F OOZ 1100-USO M W F 003 1Z30-13ft5 T TH

BUS 352 BA KOLB BUS 211 BA KOLB BUS 124 J ZAINA

PREREQ FIN 401 REQUIRED FOR FINANCE MAJORS

001 0800-0915 T TH 002 0930-1045 T TH

BUS 125 RG RINGGENBERG BUS 210 RG RINGGENBERG

PREREQ FIN 401 AND 455 COREQ FIN 402 REQUIRED FOR FINANCE MAJORS

001 0900-0950 M W F BUS 002 1000-1050 M W f BUS

PREREQ FiN 305 REQUIRED FOR flNA~CE MAJORS

001 0930-1045 T TH BUS 002 ll3Q-1345 T TH BUS

PREREQ B AD ~05 OR EQUIVALENT

353 216

Of RUSH DF RUSH~

216 JC DARNELL 224 JC DARNELL

001 1500-1750 H BUS 210 BA KOLB

PRERE'!\ FIN 601

001 1530-1820 BUS 210 RW MElltHER

PREREQ FIN 601 COREQ FIN 602

001 1500-1750 "'

900 ARR

'1100 ARR

900 ARR

900 ARR

PREREQ 8 AD 200

sus· 352 OF RUSH

001 1100-1215 M W BUS 204 KR GORDON

PREREQ I S 215

001 1100-1215 T TH BUS ~204 R HACKATHORN

PREREQ i S 215 OR EQUIVALeNT

001 0930-1045 T TH

001 0930-1045 T TH

BUS 204 RD SPINETTO

BUS 204 RD SPINETTO

PREREQ FAHILIARITV WITH FORTR.AN OR SOME llfHEII COMPUTER PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE

001 0900-0950 14 W F 8US 204 C NC MILLAN

PRE,REQ I S 645 OR EQUIV

001 0800-0915 T TH BUS 204

001 ARR

900 ARR

900 ARR

900 ARR

PREREQ FIN 305 AND JUNIOR STANDING SAME AS INS 584· MAY BE LIMITED TO BUSINESS MAJORS

001 0800-0850 M W F SUS 210 OP STEGAll 002 1000-1050 M W F SUS 210 DP STEGAll

PREREQ FIN 305 OR B AD 505

001 0800-0850 M W F 002 1000-1050 M W F

BUS ZlO OP STEGALl BUS 210 OP STEGALL

PREREQ B AD 502 AND 8 AD 507

001 1230-1345 T TH

900

~900

900

ARR

ARR

ARR

BUS 228 RD SP !NETTO

PREREQ JUNIOR STANDING REQUIRED FOR BUSIN~SS MAJORS MAY 8E LIMITED TO BUSINESS MAJORS

001 0800-0850 M W F BUS 002 1000-1050 M W F BUS 003 1100-1150 M W F BUS 00~ 1200-1250 M W F BUS 005 H00-1450 M II F BUS 006 0800-0915 T TH ,BUS 001 1100-1215 T TH &US 008 123D-l345 T TH BUS 009 l .. OD-1515 T TH BUS

BUSINESS NAJORS ONLY

125 353 208 01 BUCHANAN 218 12~ 201 CR GOELDNER 208 CR GOELONER 208 136 IIJ STANTON

001 1300-1350 M II F BUS 124 002 093G-l04' T TH BUS 208 JM HESS

PREREQ MK 300

001 090o-0\150 M II f 002 1300-1350 M W F 003 UD0-1215 T TH

BUS BUS II US

zu 125 353

Dl BUCHANAN

OH GRIEST

CR$ DEPT IIIOo CR TITLE Of COURSE TERM SEC DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR

414 IlK

474 IlK

474 MK

330 030 MARKETING RESEARCH

3~0 030 MK INST & RETAILING

350 030 PRIN OF ADVERTISING

450 030 ADVERTISING MANAGEMENT

460 030 INDUSTRIAL MARKETING

~70,030 SALES MANAGEMENT

480 030 IlK POL & STRATEGIES

490 030 !NTERNATL MARKETING

550 030 ADVERTISING MANAGEMENT

560 030 INDUSTRIAL MARKETING

570 030 SALES,HANAGEMENT

590 030 lNTERNATL IIARKETING

600 030 MARKETING MANAGEMENT

620 030 SEN-CONSUMER BEHAVIO~

fOR ALL 900 SECTIONS SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAl FORM.

700 1-4 114STERS THESIS

71D 030 OOC SEM-MARKETI NG MGMT

800 G-Il DOCTORS THESIS'

960 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUOY

999 ODO CANDIDATE FOR 6EGREE

PREREQ MK 30~ AND Q M 201 KAY .E LIMITED TO BUS MAJORS, REQD OF MARKETING MlJORS STUDENTS WITHOUT PROPER PREilEQS Will BE ADMJNISTRATiYELY DRQPPEO.

001 0900-0950 M II F OD2 1100-1150 M W F 003 093D-1045 T TH OO't 1230-1345 T TH

PREREQ MK 300

BUS 210 eus 352 BUS 136 RH TAYLOR BUS 211 RH TAYLOR

MAY BE LIMITfD TO BUSINESS MAJORS

001 1200-1315 M W !IUS 208 M JOYCE

PREREQ MK 300 NAY BE LIMITED 10 BUSINESS MAJORS

001 1400-1450 M W F 002 OBOD-0915 T TH 003 -1400-1515 T TH

PREREQ MK 350

001 1400-1515 T Ttl

PREREQ MK 300

BUS U3 BUS 353 BUS 353

Dl BUCHANAN Nl THAL JN HESS

BUS 124 NL THAL

001 lS00-1550 M W f BUS 353

PREREQ MK 300 OR 8 AD 503 SAME AS MK 570

001 093D-1045 T TH

'i>REREQ MK 300

001 1100-1215 T tH

PREREQ HK 300 SAME. AS MK 590

00! 1100-1215 M W 002 1230-1345 T TH

PREREQ IlK 350

001 1400-1515 T TH

PRE REQ MK 300

BUS 125 WJ STANTON

BUS 121t WJ ST ~NTON

BUS 125 PR CATEORA BUS 353 JM HESS

BUS 124 Nl THAL

001 l50D-l550 H W f BUS 353

PREREQ MK 3oo OR 8 AD 503 SANE AS MK 470 GRADUATE STUDENTS ONLV

001 0930-1045 T TH

PREREQ MK 300 OR 8 AD 503 SAME AS MK 4'10 GRADUATE STUDENTS ONLY

001 1100-1215 M W 002 1230-1345 T TH

PREREQ MK 300 OR 8 AD 503

001 1230-1345 i'LW

BUS 125 WJ STANTON

BUS 125 PR CATEORA BUS 353 JM HESS

BUS 353 HA CONLEY

PREREQ MK 420/520 DR INSTR CONSENT

001 U00-1215 T TH

900 ARR

PREREQ NK 600

001 1500-1750 H

900

900

'JOO

ARR

ARR

ARR

SUS 210 Nl THAL

BUS 205

Organizational Management COURSES FORMERLY DESIGNATED AS H&O ARE NOW LABELED MlNEIIAL LANO MANAGEMENT IMLMGI, _PRODUCTION AND OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT {PRIIGl, PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT IPSMGI, ORGAI.UZATIONAL BEHAVIOR IORIIGI, AND TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT ITRMGI.

480 IHMG 330 030 I NTRO MGT ORGAN IZA T1 ON

'>80 ORMG 335 030 MGT WORK GROUPS

~80 ORMG H7 030 MGT COMFLEX ORGS

480 DRHG 632 030 BEHAVIOR-TASK GROUPS

f:!!!ll• FOR ALL 900 SECTIONS SECURE A OEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL FORM.

•eo ORIIG 700 1---. MASTERS THESIS

480 ORHG 800 D-8 DOCTORS THESIS

~80 ORMG 960 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

~80 ORMG 999 000 CANDIDATE fOR DEGREE

PREREQ JUNIOR STA~DING. REQUIRED FOR BUSINESS MAJORS. STUDENTS SHOULD HAVE COMPLETED PSY 100 AND SOC 211 BEFORE TAKING THIS COURSE. HAY BE LIMITED TO BUSINESS MAJORS.

001 oaDo~osso M w F sus 002 0900-0950 M W F - BUS 003 1300-1350 M w- f BUS 004 1400-1450 ~ W F B~S 005 1000-1050 M W F BUS 006 1100-1215 T TH BUS 007 1230-1345 T TH BUS

PREREQ ORMG 330

136 136 136 GO MEYER 136 GD MEYER U6 136 EJ KOPROWSKI 136 CP MORGAN

001 1100-1215 M W BUS 136 E J fiOAAl,SON

PREREQORMG 330

001 OSOD-0915 J· TH BUS 136 CP HORGAN

PREREQ 8 AD 640 OR DRMG 601 oR EQUIVALENT

001 1500-1750 M BUS 227 RW BEATTY

900 ARR

900 ARR

900 ARR

900 ARR

Production Management -81 PRMG 300 030 PROD AND OPER IIGT

~81 PRMG 440 030 PLAN & CONTROL SYSTEMS

PREREQ ACCT 200, 6 AD 200t Q M 201 COURSE OPEN TO JUNIORS ONLY REQUIRED FOR BUS MAJORS MAY BE LIMIT ED TO BUSINESS MAJORS

001 OBOD-0850 M W f 002 0900-0950 M W F 003 1300-1350 M W F 004 oeoo-ons T TH 005 0930-1045 T TH 006 U00-1215 T TH 007 1400-1515 T TH

BUS 301 BUS 218 BUS 218 BUS 216 BUS 218 BUS 218 BUS 136

PREREQ PRMG 300 OR 8 AD 502 AND 507

KA REED JB KliNE JB KliNE KA REED

Df:PT CRS •G• DEPT NOe C~

481

481

PRMG 460 0~0

PR IIG 540 030

TITLE fF COURSE

PURCHSNG & ltATLS NGT

PLAN & CONTROL SYSTEMS

481 PRHG 560 030 PURCHSNG & MAiLS MGT

481 PRNG '640 030 PROD AND OPER MGT

!i!!ll· fOR ALl 900 SECTIONS SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL FORM.

~Bl PRNG 700 l-4 MASTERS THESIS

481 PRHG 960 1-3 ,INDEPENDENT STUDY

T£RII SEC TIME DAYS BLDG ROOit INSTRUCTOR

001 HD0-1215 T TH IIUS 221 KA REED

PREREQ PRMG 300 OR B AD 502 AND 507

BUS 227

SAME AS PRMG 460

001 llOD-1215 T TH BUS 227 KA REED

PREREQ B AD 502 AND 8 AD 507 OR EQU!NALENT

001 0930-1045 T TH

900

900

ARR

ARR

sus 227

Personnel Management 482 PSHG 434 030 LABOR REL-POL & PRACT

482 PSMG 438 030 PRSNNL MGT POL & PRAtT

4B2 PSMG 534 030 LABOR REL-POL & PRACT

482 PSHG 538 030 PRSNNL MGT POL & PRAtT

~82 PSMG 960 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY ~· SECURE DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAl FORM.

PREREQ ORNG 330 OR B AD 50~ SANE AS PSIIG 534

001 1400-1515 M W BUS 125 M HOLLOIIAY

PREREQ ORMG 330, QM 201 OR B AD 50~ SAME AS PSM& 538

001 1100-1215 M W

PREREQ ORMG 330 OR B AD 504 SAME AS PSMG 434 GRADUATE STUDENTS ONLY

001 140D-1515 M W

BUS 353 RW BEATTY

BUS 125 M HOLLOWAY

PREREQ ORMG 330, QM 201 OR B AD 504 SAI!E AS PSHG 438

001 1100-1215 M W BUS 353 RW BEATTY

900 ARR

Transportation Management 483 TRHG 450 030 TRANSPORT OPER & MGT

483 TRHG 457 030 URBAN TRANSPORTATION

483 TRHG 458 030 INTERNATL TRANSPORT

483 TRMG 550 030 TRANSPORT OPER & MGT

483 TRHG 557 030 URBAN TRANSPORTATION

483 TRMG 558 030 INTERNATL TRANSPORT

Office Administration

475 0 AD 420 030 SECRETARIAL PROCEDURES

475 0 AD 440 030 PRIN Of OFFICE MGT

475 0 AD 540 030 PRIN OF OFFICE MGT

Quantitative Methods

484 Q N 201 030 BUSINESS STATISTICS

PREREQ ECON 201-202 AND SENIOR STANDING S4ME AS TRMG 550

001 1100-1215 i TH BUS 211

PREREQ EtoN 201-202 AND SENIOR STANOIMG SAME AS TRNG 5 5'f

JB KLINE

001 1400-1650 T BUS 125 WN REDFIELD

PREREQ ECON 201-202 AND SENIOR STANDING SAME AS TRMG 558

001 093D-104S T TH

PREREQ ECON 201-202 SAME AS TRHG 450 GRADUATE STUDENTS ONLY

001 1100-1215 T TH

SAME AS TRMG 457 G~ADUATE STUDENTS ONLY

001 1400-1650 T

SAME AS TRMG 458 GRADUATE STUDENTS ONLY

001 093D-1045 T TH

BUS 352 JR FOSTER

BUS 211 JB KLINE

BUS lZ5 WN REDFIELD

BUS 3.52 .IR FOSTER ·~

_PREREQ 0 AD lU AND 211 OR EQUI V

001 1000-1050 M W F BUS 228

SAME' AS 0 AD 540

001 0930-1045 T TH BUS 228 FK SANGS

SAME AS 0 AD 440

001 0930-1045 T TH BUS 228 FK BANGS

PRE REQ MATH 1071108 AND 8 AD 200 REQUIRED FOR AND ~AV BE LIMITED TO BUSINESS MAJORS

001 lOOD-1050 M W F 002 1500-1615 M W 003 OBOD-0915 T TH 004 093D-l045 T TH 005 1230-1345 T TH -006 1400-1515 T TH

BUS 224 BUS 218 BUS 218 BUS 301 BUS 216 IIUS 22~

DR PI.ANE

JD DEMAREE JD DEMAREE JO DEMAREE

484 Q H 700 l-4 MASTERS THESIS 900 ARR t!Q!S.• SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAl FORM.

Real Estate

485 R ES 300 030 PRIN Of REAL ESTATE

485 R ES 401. 030 URBAN LAND ANALYSIS-

485 R ES 454 030 R~AL ESTATE FINANCE

~85 R ES 501 030 URBAN lAND ANALYSIS

485 R ES 554 030 REAL ESTAT~ FINANCE

PREREQ UPPER DIV STANDING NAY BE LIMITEO TO BUS MAJORS

O«H 0900-0950 M W F 002 llD0-1350 M W F 003 0800-0915 T TH 004 1530-1645 T TH

PREREQ R ES 300 SAME AS R ES 501

BUS 216 MA UNGER/ BUS 216 MA UNGER BUS 210 BUS 216

NAY BE UMHEO TO BUS MAJORS

001 123D-l345 T TH

FORMERLY FIN 454 PREREQ FIN 305, R ES 300 SAME AS R ES 554 REQUIRED FOR R ES MAJORS

BUS 218 HA MC KINNON

001 llOD-1150 M W F BUS 218 MA UNGER

PREREQ R ES 300 SAME AS R ES 401 GRADUATE STUDENTS ONLY

001 1230-!345 T TH BUS 218 HA MC KINNON

PREREQ R ES 300, FIN 305'0R BAD 505

001 1100-1150 H W F BUS 218 NA UNGER

001 1230-1345 T TH BUS 227

38

T~lt!\- ~ DEPT CRS BLa<; 1\0tJM r"L+tSTI\IJ!;li\TOR 1 'l-OYU!Gff-;?.IWPT ~'NQt~ C,-fl/J.:. Tl~_~OF CO~;S:E

SCHOOl OF EDUCATION Richard l. Turner, Dean

All students should read and adhere to the policies, rules, and regulations as given in the School of Education section of the University of Colorado, Boulder catalog and fn the Graduate School section when the latter is applicable. A few important items sometimes neglected by students are repeated below. Other statements pertinent to given courses or programs appear at appropriate points throughout the Schedule of Courses. Admission .to teacher education is a prerequisite to senior courses in the teacher education program. Information about application for admission to teacher· education is available in Education 247. The normal load for students in the School of Education is 12 to 18 semester hours. Advvance approval by the dean is essential for loads of less than 12 or more than 18 hours. A student leaving the University during a term or semester must report to the dean's office to initiate and process a statement of withdrawal. OtherWise, a grade of failure will be received in all courses. Under no circumstances may a student be given an examination at an earlier time than that of the scheduled examination. All prerequisites must be completed before the semester in which the student teaching is to be done. A renumbering system is being instituted this semest!'!r. All undergradudte course~ have the prefix of T ED (department number 800) and the graduate courses have the pref1x of EDUC (department number 801). Old course numbers are noted in this schedule. Students may pick up a copy of the revised program requirements in Educ 130. Final admission to the Elementary Professional Year Program requires passing minimal competency tests in reading, writing, and arithmetic. These tests are given each fall and spring. See notice in Education 247 for dates of testing.

Major Codes 097 TEACHER CERTIFICATION (PRIOR DEGREE) 801 TEACHER EDUCATION - ELEMENTARY 800 TEACHER EDUCATION - SECONDARY

Teacher Education JUNIOR YEAR ElEMENTARY BLOCK

OFFERED THE FIRST 8 WEEKS - SEPT 3 TO OCT 2~, 1980 NOTE. CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT CARDS ARE REQUIRED -- FOR ALl TEACHER EDUCATION COURSES EXCEPT

•to, 435, ~1. 443, 444, 445, •46 AND 456. SECURE CONTROLLED ENROllMENT CARDS IN EDUC 247.

800 T ED 309 DZO FOUND AMER EOUC 801 OBOQ-0950 W F EDUC 231 K OPENSHAW

800 T ED 310 020 EDUC PSY ELEMENTARY 801 0800-0950 T TH

800 T ED 375 010 SCHL BASED GRP TUTOR 801

~· ~~~~~N~H:~~E~R~~~~ ~C~~~~ !~si~~~:N~N!~E~~!T~f THf FOli.OWl~G TIMeS:

0800 TO 0950 M ~ f 1000 TO 1150 M W F 0800 TO 0950 M T TH 1000 TO 1150 M T TH

STUDeNTS ENROLLED IN T EO 309 & 310 MUST BE CONCURRENTLY ENROLLED IN T ED 375. FIRST MEETING OF T ED 375 WILL BE AT THE TIME YOU HAVE ARRANGED IN YOUR SCHEOULE ON MONDAY SEPT 8 AT 0800 OR 1000 AM iN UMG 235.

JUNIOR YEAR ELEMENTARY BLOCK

OFFERED THE SECOND 8 WEEKS - OCT 27 TO DEC lZo 1980

800 T EO 311 020 CHilD GROWTH & DEVEl 802 NOTJ1. THIS SECTION MeETS 0800-<1950 T TH I.N EDOC 231.

BOll T ED 376 010 SOil BASED GRP TUTOR 801 tJ!!.!.5.• STUDENTS MUST ARRANGE A TillE IN THEIR UNIMERSH'I'

CLASS SCHEDULES FOR A SCHOOL ASSIGNMENT AT ONE OF THE fOLlONING TINES

0800 1D 0950 H. W F 1000 TO !1§0 H W F 0800 TO 0950 M T THe 1000 ffl 1150 PI T TH

~· STUDENTS ENROLlED ONLY DURING THE SECONO 8 WEEKS REPORT TO EDUC z•r BETWEEN OCT 14 AND OCT 25, 1980 FOR SCHOOL ASSIGNMENTS.

800 T ED 446 020 TCHG LENIN DISORDERED 801 ~· THIS SECTION MEETS OSOG-0950 W F IN EDUC 231. !!!Qli.• STIIDENTS ENROLLfD IN 7 ED 31! ·AND 346 MUST

8E CONCuRRENTlY EN~OLLED IN T ED 376.

ELEMENTARY PROFESSIONAl YEAR BLOCK

REGISTRATION IN THE ELEMENTARY PROFESSIONAL BLOCK IS RESTRICTED TO STUDENTS PREVIOUSLY ADMITTED TO THE PROFESSIONAL YEAR. STUDENTS .MUST ENROLL IN T ED 4009 420• 421, 422 • 423, 424 ANO 460. All STUDENTS. ENROLLED IN THESE COURSES WILL MEET FOR THE FIRST TIME ON WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 AT 9 AM IN THE UMt FORUM ROOM. SECURE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT CARDS IN EDUC 247. CLASSES WILl BE SECTIONED TO COINCIDE WITH PUBliC SCHOOl ASSIGNMENT.

BlOCK ONE

800 f ED 400 010 EDUCATIONAL MEDIA LAB

800 T ED •zo 020 MTHOS ELEH lANG ARTS

800 T ED 421 020 IIETHOOS IN ElEM HATH

801

801

801

800 T ED •22 020 METHODS IN ELEM REAONG 801 tJ!!.!.5.• THIS CLASS MEETS THf SECOND 8 WEEKS.

800 TED 423 020 METHODS ELEM SCIENCE

BOD T ED 424 020 METHODS IN ELEM SOC ST !!!!li• THIS CLASS MEETS THf FlRST 8 WEEKS.

801

801

800 T ED 460 050 INSTRUCTIONAl ASST LAB 801

.!!!illl·

SECONDARY PROfESSIONAl YEAR

REGISTRATION IS RESTRICTED TO STUOENTS ALREADY ADMITTED TO THE PROFESSIONAL YEAR. FOR T ED 411 & 412 9 ·CONCURRENT REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED IN T ED 410, 411, 412, ~1, 416 !UNLESS T ED 410o •ith OR 446 HAVE BE91 TAKEN PREVIOUSLY! ANO A METHODS COURSE IN THE MAJCII FIELD FOR THOSE TAKING THE PROFESSIONAL YEAR. ENROLLMENT IN COURSES OTHER THAN THESE IS AllOWED ONLY iUTH THE PRIOR APPROVAL OF. THE UNIVERSITY COORDINATOR, AND ANY ADDITIONAl COURSES MUST NOT CONFLICT WITH ANY PART OF THE PROFESSIONAL YEAR. THE FIRST CLASS SESSION FOR All SEt~NOARV PROFESSiONAL YEAR STUDENTS WILL BE WEDNESDAY, SEPT lo !980 AT 10:30 AM IN·THE UMC FORUM ROOM.

800 T ED 410 030 FOUNDATIONS AMER EDUC

800 T EO Ul 030 EDUC PSI!' & AO.Ol DEVEL

001

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

VC KEENAN

LAB WILL BE ARRANGED DURING POSTED HOURS IN EOUC l36

001 1530-1800 T

001 ARR 800 T ED 412 030 PRIN & METH SEC EOUC

800 T ED ~1 030 RDG-WRTG IN CONT AREAS 001 0800-0930 T TH 002 18·5-2115 TH

800 T ED 446 020 TCHG LEARNG DISORDERED 001 1000-1050 T TH 002 1400-1450 T TH

800 T ED 452 030 METH & HAT JN ENGLISH

800 T ED .53 030 HETH & MAT-SOC STUDIES

800 T ED 454 030 METH & ~~~T IN SC IEMtE

800 T ED 455 030 MEJH & MAT IN MATH

800 T ED ~70 4-8 STUDENT TEACH elEH

001 1600-1830 T

001 1600-1830

001 l60Q-1830

001 1600-1830 T

701 ARR

800 T EO 471 4-8 STUDENT TCH-SEtONDARY 701 ARR

IUI.It• ?:~~E~~P~~Xi~~=~s~~E~T~~~~~; ~A~oe:~~~Ls~~D~N~D 410 ' TEACHING SECONDARY DURING THE FALL SEMESTER. BE SURE TO MARK YOUR COURSE CARD FOR THE CORRECT NUMBER OF SEMESTER HOURS Of CREDIT.

TH

TH

EDUC 220 P LANGER

EDUC 155 HC OlSON EDUC 155 MC OlSON

EOUC 231 EOUC 231

EDUC 334 MC OLSON

EDUC 143 JE COUSINS

EDUC 3~6 Hfol ANDERSON

EDUC 338 M SWADENER

39

OTHER TEACHER EDUCATION

800 T EO 320 1-2 EXPRESSIVE ARTS

800 T ED 435 020 Kl NDERGARTEN EDUCATION

BOO T ED 442 030 OEV RDNG SK JR & SR HS

BOO T EO 444 030 liT fOR ADOLESC.ENTS

800 T ED 456 030 CHILORENS LITERATURE

801 1845-ZU 5 TH EIJUC 231 II WAY

CLOSED TO FRESHMEN. OPEN TO SOPHOMORES ON LIMITED BASIS. SEE INSTRUCTOR. SAME AS EDUC 515.

001 1600-1140 EllUC 134 1111 WESTERBERG

SAME AS EDUC 526

001 1600-1830 T EDUC 136 RK tUNE

SAME AS EDUC 532, ENG!. 481

001 0900-0950 M W F EDUC 134 RK CLINE

CLOSED TO FRESHMEN. OPEN TO SOPHOMORES ON LIMITED BASIS. SEE INSTRUCTOR. SAME AS EDUC 516

001 1100-1215 M W 002 1600-1830 M

EOUC 134 VM. WESTERBERG EDUC 134 VII WESTERBERG

BOO T ED 940 1-4 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR NOTE. SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL FORM•

.Education NOTE. ALL OF THE FOLLOWING COURSES ARE

FOR GRADUATE STUDENTS ONLY.

801 EOUC 500 030 ADV SOC FOUND Of EDUC FORMERLY SFND 500

001 184~-2115 M EOUC 231 iE COUSINS ~· FOR MASTERS STUDENTS; OOCTORALS TAKE

EDUC 680.

801 EOUC 501 030 AOV PSY FOUND EOUC

801 EDUC 502 030 OEV OF EDUC MEASURES

801 EOUC 503 030 B.IISIC STATISTitAl METH

801 EOUC 504 030 INTRO DISCIPliNED INQ

801 EDUC 509 030 JR/SR HIGH SCHl CURRIC

801 EDUC 511 030 AOV GROWTH & DEVEL

801 EDUC 512 030 COGNITIVE PROCESS/EDUC

801 EDUC 514 030 SUPERV OF STUDENT TCHR

80_1 EDUC 515 ·OZO KINDERGARTEN EDUCATION

801 EDUC 516 030 CHILDRENS LIT

801 EOUC 525 030 IMPROV RDG INSTR ELEM

801 EDUC 526 030 OEV RDG SKL JR/SR H S

801 EOUC 527 030 DIAG & i\EN TECH ROG

801 EDUC 532 030 LIT FOR ADOLESCENTS

801 EDUC 544 030 THEORY/PRACTICE EXP EO

801 EDUC 545 030 BILING/MULTICULT EOUC

801 EDUC 548 030 TCH RDG BILING/MULTIC

801 EOUC 549 030 RES/EVAl SOC/MULTIC ED

801 EDUC 553 030 THEORY/TECH COUNSELING

801 EDUC 556- 030 ST~AT AGENCY SETTING

801 EDUC 558 030 INTRO TO EDUC TECH

801 EOUC 560 030 PHOTOGRAPHY IN EDUC

801 EOUC 561 030 TV IN EDUCATION

801 EOUC 565 030 SURV EXCEPTIONAL CHILD

FORMERLY PES 500

001 1045-1215 T TH

FORMERl I' REM 500

001 1600-1830 w

FORMERLY REM 501

001 .,, 1600-1830 T 002 1600-1715 T TH

FORAERl V REM 502

001 1600-1830 M

FORMERLY CURR 512

601 1600-1830

FORMERLY PES 510

001 1845-2115 w

FORMERLY PES 511

001 . 1645-ZU 5 T

FORMERLY SECE 511

001 0900-1130 T

SAME AS T ED 435 FORMERLY ELEO 550

001 1600-1140 T

SAME As--r ED 456 FORMERLY flED 531

ao1 H00-1215 M w OOZ 1600-1830 H

FOP.MERL Y RDG 500

001 , 18•5-2115 H

SAME AS T ED 442 FORMERLY RDG 501

001 160Q-1830

FORMERlV ROG 510

001 1600~1830 M

TH

E!!UC 143 VC KEENAN

EDUC 231 LA SHEPARD

EDUC 23'1 LA SHEPARD EOUC 138 KO HOPKINS

EDUC 155 HI. SIIHH

EDUC !53 Bl TAYLOR

EDUC 153 SE HODGE

EDUC 138 VC KEENAN

EDUC 134 RD ANDERSON

EDUC 134 VM WESTERBERG

EDUC 134 Vfol WESTERBERG EDOG 134 VM WESTERBERG

EDUC DE CARLINE

EDUC 136 RK CLINE

EDUC 143 P Dl STEFANO

SAME AS T ED ~4 & ENGl 481 FORMERLY SECE 531

001 0900-0950 M W F EOOC 134 RK CLINE

FORMERLY SECE 561

001 l60D-l830 T EDUC 1•2 RJ KRAFT

SPANISH DESIRABI.E BUT NOT REQUIRED FORMERLY CURR 503

001 1600-1830 14

FORMERLY CURR 593

001 1845-2115 w

FORHEI!l Y SECE 562

001 1600-1830 w

PREREQ EOUC 551 & 552 LAB REQUIRED FORMERLY G t 510

001 1300-1420 T TH 002 1845-2115 M

PREREQ EDUC 551 & 552 FORMERLY G C 582

001 1845-2115

FORMERLY L M 501

001 1845-2115 H

FORMERLY L H 505

001 l60D-1830 M

FORMERLY L M 507

001 1300-1420 T TH

lAB TO BE ARRANGED FORMERLY PES 501

001 1600-1830 w

EOUC ZZO LS RATLIFF

EDUC Z:U P Dl STEFANO

EDUC . 13<t H SIIADENER

E DUC 155 DL SANDER EDUC 1~3 .8 STILTNER

EDUC 136 AE ROARK

EOUC 341 RW BRIMS

EDUC 341

STAll 367 R E DE Kl EFFER

EOUC 336 H KALK

OEP,I, TERM. ~EC •. ,. TIME

801 EDUC 567 030 TCH HAINSTRM IN REG Cl

!!!!!!.• IIEETS SECOND EIGHT WEEKS.

801 EDUC 569 030 CHAR E"OTION DISTURBED

lAB-CHAR EMOTION DlST NOTE., MEETS fiR~T EIGHT WEEKS.

SOl EDUC 570 030 INTRO LEARNING DISABIL

LAB-INTRO LEARN DISABL ~· HEfTS FIRST EIGHT WEEKS.

801 EOUC 572 030 METH EMOT MALADJ CHILO

lAB-METH EMOT MALADJ ~· MEETS SECOND EIGHT WEEKS.

801 EDUC 574 030 DIAG TEST BILING/SP ED

lAB-DlAG TEST 81L1NG

801 EDUC 575 030 IIETH/HATLS LEARN DISAB,

LAB-METHI~ATLS LEARN !!!!!!.· MEETS SECOND EIGHT WEEKS.

801 EDUC 582 030 IMAGES OF THE FUTURE

801 EDUC 584 030 PROSEMINAR

FORMERlY PES 503

001 '1600-1830 T TH

FORMERLY PES 531

001 1000-1200 H W L010 1300-1500 W

FORMERLY PES 532

001 0900-1100 T TH LOlO 1300-1500 T

FORMERLY PES 535

001 1000-1200 M W l010 1300-1500 W

FORMERLY PES 537

001 1600-1830 M LOlO l40D-1600 M

FORMERLY PES 538

001 0900-1100 T TH LOlO 1300-1500 T

FORMERLY SFND 537

Olll 1845-2115 w

EDUC 336

EDUC 336 EDUC 336

EllUC 336 EDUC 336

T WEST

NA WEST NA WEST

M KALK M KALK

EDUC 336 NA WEST EDUC 336 NA WEST

EDUC 336 T WEST EDUC 336 T WEST

EDUC 336 M KALK EDUC 336 M KALK

EDUC 138 JO HAAS

SEC 001 Tl Tl E - EOUC SOC !OlOGV fORMERlY SfNO 530

SAME AS SOC 567

SEC 002 TITLE - BIUNGUAL BICULTURAL fORMERLY SFND 535

801 EOUC 585 030 INTRO TO SCHOOL ADMIN

801 EOUC 586 030 SCHOOl LAW

801 EOUC 587 030 GROUP DEVEL & TRAINING ,

801 EDUC 588 030 SCHOOl fINANCE

801 EDUC 589 020 SEH-SCHODl ADMIN

801 EOUC 600 030 !NTERMED STAT METHODS

101 EDUC 603 030 KETHOD5 OF SURVEY RSCH

SOl E!IUC 605 030 PSYCHO-ED DIAGNOSTCS l

801 EDUC 612 030 JR HIGH & MIDDLE SCHl

SOl EDUC 615 030 CURRICULAR THEORIES

801 EDUC 617 1-~ TEACHING HETH COUNS ED

801 EDUC 618 030 CURRIC CONSTRUCTION

801 EDUC 623 C30 INFO STORAGE/RETRIEVAL

001 1900-2150 002 lb00-1830

FORMERLY AD S 502

001 0900-1200

FORMERLY AD S 510

001 1845-2115 T

FORMERLY AO S 521

TH TH

001 1100-1300 T TH

fORMERLY AD S 513

001 1645-2115

FORMERLY AD S 561

001 1630-1810 M

PREREQ E DUC 503 FORMERLY REM 603

001 1600-1830 T

PREREQ EDUC 600 FORMERLY REM 606

001 1600-1830 ,J

FORMERLY PES 514

001 1600-1830 M

FORMERLY CURR 515

001 1845-2115

FORMERq. CURR 611

001 l60D-2ll5

FORMERLY G ~ 620

701

FORMERLY CURR 514

001 1845-2115

fORMERLY l M 535

TH

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HLMS 251 BE MERCER EDUC 134

S EDUC 134 RW MEYERS

EDUC l<t3 ME HEMENWAY

EDUC 231 HH WUBBEN

EDUC 134 JS ROSE

EOUC 136 JS ROSE

EDUC 155 GV GLASS

EDUC 341 Ml SMITH

EDUC 138 SE HOOGE

EDUC 143 ME HEMENWAY

EDUC 142 K OPENSHAW

AE ROARK

EDUC 136 HH WUBBEN

001 1300-1350 M W f EDUC 134

80! EOUC 625 030 FUNDAMENTALS INSTR OEV

801 EDUC 627 030 EDUC MEOlA RSCH & EVAL

801 EOUC 628 030 HI ST & PHIL OF EDUC-

FORMERLY L M 610

001 1600-1830

FORMERLY l M 614

001 1845-2115

TH

FORMERLY SFND 533

001 ARR

801 EDUC 631 030 ADY PRACTICUM FORMERLY G t 678

900 ARR NOTE. SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL FORM.

801 EOUC 636 030 ADMIN/SUPER ELEM SCHL

801 EOUC 637 030 ADMIN/SUP MID/SEC SCHl

801 EDUC 638 020 THEORY EDUC ADMIN

801 EDUC 639 030 SUPERVISION RDG CLINIC

FORMERLY AD S 517

001 1845-2115

FORMERLY AD S 518

001 1845-2115 M

FORMERLY AD S 610

001 1630-1810 w

FORMERLY RDG 671

900 ARR !:!Q!S• SECURE A OEPAII.TMENTAL APPROVAL FORM.

801 EDUC '641 030 SCHl FACILITY PlANNING

'''801 EDUC 645 030 INTRO TO HlGHcR, EDUC

801 EDUC 650 030 CAREER DEVELOPMENT

FORMERLY AD S 514

001 1845-2U 5

FORHERL Y AD S 600

001 1845-2115 M

FORMERLY G t 640

001 1~3D-1100 T

TH

EDUC 136 R TURNER

STAO 367 EE, MILLER

0 HAWKINS

OL SANDER

EOUC 134 RW MEYERS

EDUC 136 HH WUBBEN

EDUC 136 R W MEYERS

Dl STEFANO

EDUC 134 J S ROSE

EDUC 336 K OPENSHAW

Er:Ml 153 DL SANDER

TITLE OF COURSL

801 EDUt 651 030 PROSEMINAR

801 EDUC 654 030 RSCH SEM-DOCTORAl CAND

TERM SEC TIRE DAYS

SEC 001 TITLE- MEASUREMENT & 'APPRAISAL FORMERLY G t 641

SEC 002 TITLE - DRG DEY IN SCHOOLS FORMERLY G C 61t2

001 133D-1600 w 002 0800-1030 T

EDUC 142 RD WHETSTONE

PREREQ INSTR CONSENT FORMERLY REM 631

900 ARR

EDUC 153 AE ROARK

KD HOPKINS

~· STUDENTS MEET ·fiRST TIME SEPT 3 0 1980 AT 4 PM IN EDUC 153.

801 EDUC 655 030 SEM-RSCH HETHODOLDGY

·sol EDUC 658 OZO RES SEH IN SEC EDU~

801 EDUC 659 OZO SEM-SCIENCE EDUCATION

801 EOUC 666 030 PROSEM-BlliNG/BICULT

801 EOUC 669 030 SEM-COUNSELING RSCH

801 EOUC 675 030 SEM-HUMAN DEVELOPMENT

801 EDUt 680 030 SEM-SOCIAL FOUNDATIONS

801 EDUC 687 020 PROSEM-U T FOR ADDL

FOR ALL 900 SECTIONS SECURE A OEPIIR TMENTAl APPROVAL FORM.

801 EOUC 700 040 MASTERS THESIS

801 EOUC 701 020 MASTER Of ED REPORT

801 EOUC 750 l-4 ROGS-ADMIN & SUPERV

801 EOUC 751 l-4 READINGS IN REM

801 EDUC 752 1-4 READINGS IN ICCA

801 EDUC 753 1-4 READINGS IN SMBF

801 EDUC 754 1-4 RDGS-EDUC PSYCH STUDY

801 EDUC 756 1-4 PRAtT-EO RSCHIEVAL

801 EDUC 758 1-4 PRACT-SOC HULTI/BILING

801 EOUC 759 l-4 PRACT-EDUC PSYCH STUDY

801 EDUC 765 040 ROG CLINIC PROCEORES l

801 EDUC 766 040 ROG CLINIC PROCEDRES 2

801 EDUC 785 060 PRACTI CUM-SEC GUIDANCE

801 EDUC, 786 060 PRAtT-AGENCY CDUNSELNG

801 EOUC 787 060 PRAtT-COLLEGE PERSONNL

801 EDUC 800 o-a DOCTORS THESIS

801 EOUC 801 o-s DOCTOR ED DISSERTATION

'801 EDUC 950 l-4 MASTERS INO STUDY

801 EOUC 951 1-4 MASTERS IND STUDY-AD S

801 EDUC 952 1-4 MASTERS lND STUDY-ICCA

801 EOUC 953 l-4 MASTERS IND.STUDV-SMBF

801 EOUC 954 1-4 HAST.ER IND STDY-ED PSY

801 EOUC 960 1-4 DOCTORAL IND STUDY

801 EOUC 961 1-4 DOC !NO STUDY-AD S

801 EOUC 962 1-4 DOC INO STUDY-REM

801 EDUC 963 1-4 DOC IND STUDY-ICCA

'801 EDUC 964 1-4 DOC INO STUDV-SMBF

40

PREREQ INSTR CONSENT FORMERLY REM 605

001 1500-1730 M

FORMERlY SECE 612

001 1845-2035

EDUC 153 GV GLASS

EDUC 155 HM ANDERSON

FORMERLY SECE 635

001 1300-1500 T EDUC 13ft R ANDERSON

DPEN ONLY TO DOCTORAL STUDENTS FORMERLY SFND 535

nol 1600-1830

FORMERLY G .C 613

001 1600-1830 M

FORMERLY PES 610

001 1600-1830 T

TH

EDUC 142

EDUC 143

OPEN ONLY TD DOCTORAL STUDENTS FORMERlY SFND 600

001 1845-2115 M EDUC 231

AE ROARK

SE HODGE

RJ KRAFT

.FORMERLY SECE 631

001 1630-1810 TH EDUC 142 RK CLINE

FORMERLY ElED 700

900

FORMERLY ELED 701

900

900

900

FORMERLY RDG 591

900

FORMERLY SFND 753

900

900

FORMERLY REM 670

900

900

FORMERLY PES 575

900

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

FORMERLY RDG 570

001 1845-2115 M

FORMERLY ROG 571

001 1845-2115 M

FORMERLY G t 671

900

FORMERLY G C 1>72

900

FORMERLY G C 673

900 901

FORMERlY ELED 800

900

900

FORMERLY ELED 950

900

FORMERLY AD 5 950

900

FORMERLY RDG 950

900

FORMERLY SFND 950

900

fORMERlY PES 950

900

FOP.MERL Y ELED 960

900

FORMERLY AD S 960

900

FORMERLY REM 9b0

900

900

FORMERLY SFN 0 960

900

ARR

ARR

ARR ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

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ARP.

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EDUC 147

EDUC 147

KD HOPKINS LA SHEPARD

SE HODGE

01 STEFANO

P D! STEFANO

Dl SANDER

DL SANDER

OL SANDER T Fl ESTER

D£PY ·>JfRS 110 • DEPT NO • CR TITLE OF COURSE TERM SEC TIME DAYS B~DG ROOM INSTRUCTOR

SOl EOUt 965 1-<0 OOC IND STUDY-ED PSYCH

801 EDUC ·980 1-.. INTERN-ADMIN G SUP

801 · EDUC 981 1-5 iNTERN-REM

'801 EDUC 98Z 1-.. INTERN-IttA

801 EOUC 983 1-6 INTERN-SHBF

801 EDUC 9a.. l-5 JNTERN-EDUC PSYCH

801 EOUC 999 000 CANDIDATE FOR DEGREE

FORIIERL'I' PES 91>0

900 ARR

PREREQ INSTR CONSENT & SIGNATURE FORMERLY AO S 670

900 901

ARR ARR

FORMERLY REM 570 & 670

900

FORHERL Y ROG 670

900

900

900

900

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ME HEME~AY WM HARTl\

KD HOPKINS LA SHEPARO

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND APPLIED SCIENCE William J. Pletenpol, Dean

General Information RULES The requirements and policies of the College and the University are printed in the i980-81 University of Colorado, Boulder catalog. Every student should become familiar with these requirements as we"ll as with the specific requirements of his major department. Catalogs may be obtained from the Office of the University Registrar.~ Students should also refer to the section entitled "General Rules" at the front of this Schedule of Courses, which outlines the Standard Grading System, Pass/Fail, Drop/Add, and Withdrawal Procedures. In addition, each Engineering student should have a current copy of the Student Survival Guide. This Survival Guide pamphlet provides important information relative to the rules of the College of Engineering and Applied Science and is available in the dean's office, EC AD 1-1. Note: --BECAUSE OF THE REQUIRED LEAD TIME TO PUBLISH THE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO CATALOG,

CHANGES IN UNIVERSITY AND/OR COLLEGE RULES AND .pOLICIES MAY OCCUR IN THE INTERIM. IT IS THE STUDENT'S RESPONSIBILITY TO BE AWARE OF REVISIONS. THIS CAN BEST BE ACCOMPLISHED BY CONSULTING WITH DEPARTMENTAL ADVISERS, CHECKING DEPARTMENTAL BULLETIN BOARDS, AND READING THE lATEST STUDENT SURVIVAL GUIDE AND THE NARRATIVE PRECEDI~G EACH SEMESTER'S COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING SCHEDULE OF COURSES LISTING.

FACULTY ADVISERS Advising is available through departmental offices and the administrative offices of the College of Engineering and Applied Science, EC AD 1-1. Each student is assigned a departmental adviser and should check with the department office to verify the adviser's name. Departmental approval is required to assure that courses will apply toward the degree. Transfer students should check with their major department at the time of their first registration for evaluation and acceptance of transfer credits.

lOCATION OF DEPARTMENT OFFICES Aerospace Chemical Civil and Environmental

(also Architectural) Electrical Mechanical/EDEE Applied Mathematics Engineering Physics

General College Policies

OT 6-16, Engineering Center OT 2-6, Engineering Center OT 4-34, Engineering Center

OT 2-32, Engineering Center OT 4-6, ·Engineering Center CR 2-38, Engineering Center E 032, Duane Physics Building

l. In the College of Engineering and Applied Science, a student must maintain a cumumlative grade point average of at least 2.0 for all CQurses attempted and for all courses that count toward graduation requirements. The Committee on Academic Progress may require .suspension, probation, warning, or mandatory adjustment of academic load and extra-curricular activities for those who fail to meet this requirement. Students on probation must register for and complete a normal load (i.e .• , 12 hours or more of courses counting toward graduation requirements) the next semester in which ~nrolled. The schedule for that semester must be reviewed and approved by the faculty member on the Academic Progress Committee from that student's department. Students who have been o~ probation or suspension at any time in the past will automatically be suspended if their cumulative GPA again falls below a 2.0. ATfColJrses taken at any campus of the University of Colorado are included in the compilation of the cumulative average.

2. Students should enroll for a minimum of 12 hours each semester during the regular academic year, or petition for approval to take fewer hours. Those students who are employed should complete an "Employed Student Report" in the dean's office.

3. Students are expected to fulfill all prerequisites. It is important to study the catalog carefully because many courses must be taken in specific sequence. Students who receive D's in prerequisite courses and wish to register for the succeeding course must petition to obtain approval of their major department, the instructor of the succeeding course, and the dean's office before attending that course.

4. The College of Engineering and Applied Science will not remove F's or any other grade for any courses repeated. A student's cumulative grade point average shall include all academic courses attempted for grades at the University of Colorado.

5. Students should note the restrictions on the Pass/Fail option given in the Student Survival Guide and check with their department office for specific departmental restrlctions. Pass/Fail forms require the signatures of a designated faculty member of a student's major department plus dean's approval.

6._ Students must petition if they intend to take course NC (non-credit). No course to be included in the 136 semester credit hours required for graduation can be taken NC.

SENIORS Students planning to graduate in December or May should complete a~ Diploma Application Form by October 1. Forms are available at schedule pick-up or in the dean's office, EC AD 1-1.

Information for Graduating Seniors 1. All graduating seniors should notifY their major departments prior to their last term

on campus and carefully plan the·ir schedules with their advisers' approval so as to assure fu1 fi llment of requirements for the degree. Tentative commencement 1 i sts wi 11 be posted on the bulletin board outside the dean's office. The name of each graduating senior should appear on this list. Each senior should verify that the name is spelled correctly and is given as it should appear on the diploma. Each individual's

.major should also be shown correctly. Please notify the dean's office of any errors on th'is 1 i st.

2. Final grades for removal of IF's or IW's and/or the completion of correspondence courses must be in the Dean's Office before final exams begin.

3. Minimum requirements for the B.S. degree: a. Total of 136 hours passed in a prescribed curriculum. b. A grade point average of 2.0 for all courses attempted and for all courses that

count toward graduation requirements excluding from grade averaging the letter ·grade P give in Pass/Fail courses. These courses may, however, count toward gra~uation. '

c. Last 30 hours must be taken as a degree student in the College of Engineering and Applied Science.

d. Recommendation by the faculty of the student's major department and the faculty of the College of Engineering and Applied Science.

Students may check with the dean•s office to verify that they will have the total number of hours and grade point average required for graduation. It is also the student's responsibility to check with the departmental adviser on fulfillment of the specifk re-qu1 rements of the major department. '41

OEP~ . CRS , NOo DEPT Nil. CR TITLE OF COORSE

Major Codes 30l.AEROSPACE ENGINEERING SCIENCES 317 AEROSPACE ENGR SCI & BUSINESS 331 APPLIED MATHEMATICS 333'APPLIED MATHEMATICS & BUSINESS 305 ARCHITECTURAl ENGINEERING 319 ARCH ENGINEERING & BUSINESS 307 CHEMICAl ENGINEERING 321. CHEM ENGINEERING & BUSINESS 309 CIVIl & ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING 323 CIVIl & ENVIRON ENGR & BUSINESS

F

TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR

311 ELECTRICAl ENGINEERING 325 ELEC ENGINEERING & BUSINESS 328 ElECTRICAL ENGR & COMP SCIENCE 322 ELEC ENGR COMP SCIENCE & BUSINESS 312 ENGR DESIGN & ECONOMIC EVALUATION 326 ENGR DESIGN & ECON EVAL & BUSINESS 313 ENGINEERING PHYSICS 327 ENGINEERING PHYSICS & BUSINESS 315 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 329 MECHANICAL ENGR & BUSINESS 399 UNDETERMINED - ENGR & APPLIED SCI

Aerospace Engineering Sciences

552 AERO 130 020 INTRO TO AEROSPACE

552 AERO 304 030 ANALYTICAL DYNAMICS

SAME AS M E 130

001 1600-1650 M W

001 1~00-1515 T TH

ECCR Z-06 DA KENNEOV

ECCR D-36 NX XI Mi

552 AERO 311 030 flUID DYNAMICS ! 001 1000-1050 H W F ECCR 1-01 CY CHOW

552 AERO ~26 030 AEROSPACE MATERIALS 001 0800-0915 T TH ECCR 1-46 NX XINH 002 1200-1315 T TH ECCR Z-26 NX X!NH

552 AERO 363 030 INTRO ACOUSTICS. NOISE SAME AS AR E 363

001 lZOD-1250 M W F .ECCR 2-26 P FREVMUTH

552 AERO 395 030 DESCRIPTIVE ACOUSTICS SAME AS AERO 599

001 0900-0950 M N F ECCR l-46 HW LUTTGES

552 AERO ~03 030 F~IGHT MeCHANICS 001 0900-0950 M W F ECAE 1-07 DA KENNEDY

552 AERO 413 030 GAS DVNAM & PROPULSION 001 1100-1150 II W F ECNT 1-04 LC GAReY·

552 AERO 447 030 COMPUTATIONAL FLUD NEC SAME AS AERO 5lt7

001 0800-0850 H W F EctR 1-42 CY CHOW 002 ARR

552 AERO 45o 030 AIRCRAFT DESIGN 001 1400-1600 M W ECAE l-07 DA KENNEDY

552 AERO 501 030 ATMOS FliGHT MECHANICS 001 1600-1650 M W ECAE l-07 RO CULP

552 AERO 51<0 030 lNTRO TO TURBULENCE 001 1400-1515 T TH ECNT 1-04 MS UBEROI

552 AERO 517 030 MACRO PHYSICS-FLUIDS 001 1100-1215 T TH ECAE 1-01 MS UBEROI

552 AERO 545 030 LINEAR SYSTEMS 001 1000-1050 M W F EtST 1-06 HA SNYDER

552 AERO 5<07 030 COMPUTATIONAL FLUO MEC SAME AS AERO 44 7

001 0800-0850 H W F ECCR 1-~2 CY CHOW OOZ ARR

552 AERO 581 030 BIOENGR 2-NEUROPHYSIOL 001 _1230-1345 T TH ECAE 1-07 "II liiTTGES

552 AERO 583 030 MEMBRANE TRANSPORT 001 0930-10<05 T TH £CAE 1-07 MW lUTTGES

552 AERO 591 010 GRADUATE SEMINAR

552 AERO 595 1-3 SPECIAL TOPICS

552 AERO 599 030 DE SCRIPT! VE ACOUSTICS

552 AERO 695 1-3 SELECTED TOPICS

NOTE. FOR Al~ 900 SECTIONS SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL FORM.

552 AERO 700 1-3 MASTeRS THESIS

552 AERO 800 0-8 DOCTORS THESIS

552 AERO 940 l-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

552 AERO 950 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

552 AERO 960 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

552 AERO 999 000 CANDIDATE FOR DEGREE

Applied Mathematics

001 1600-1650 T

701 ARR

SAME AS AERO 395

001 0900-0950 M II F

701

900

900

900

900

900

900

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ECCR D-38

NOTE. ALL MATHEMATICS COURSES ARE liSTED IN THE MATHEMATICS SECTION, DEPARTMENT NUMBER Z52o IN THE ARTS AND SCIENCES PORTION OF THE SCHEDULE.

Architectural Engineering

554 AR E 102 020 DESCRIPTIVE GEOMETRY

554 AR E 130 020 ! NTRO TO ARCH ENGR

PREREQ ENGR 101 OR EQUIVALENT

001 0900-1150 T TH 002 1300-1550 T TH

SAME AS CE 130

001 1600-1650 T TH.

ECCR 1-18 ECCR 1-18

ECCR 2-28

55~ AR E ZZl 030 ENERGY fUNDAMENTALS 001 1100-1215 T TH ECCR D-16

554 AR E 240 030 BUILDING CONSTRUCTION 001 1000-1050 H W F ECCR D-30

554 AR E 330 040 BASIC STRUCTURE DESIGN

554 AR E 354 030 IllUMINATION 1

554 AR E 362 030 HECH SYSTMS FOR SLOG

554 AR E 363 030 ACOUSTICS lN ARCH

554 AR E 403 030 STRUCTURES 1

554 AR E ..._1 030 CONSTRUCTION COSTS

554 AR E 456 030 LUMlNUS RADIATIVE TR

FOR 900 SEC HONS SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL FORM.

55~ AR E 920 l-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

554 AR E 940 1-3 INOEPE~DENT STUDY

Chemical Engineering

556 CH E 130 OZO INTRO TO CHEM ENGR

556 CH E 210 0<00 CHEM, PKfS PROP-MATTER

PREREQ C E 312

001 0800-0850 MT THF ECCR l-28

001 U00-1150 M W F ECCR 0-38 002 U00-1350 M W F ECCR l-42

001 1600-1715 M W ECCR 0-16

SAME AS AERO 363

001 1200-1250 M W F ECCR 2-26

FOR 4TH YEAR ENVO STOOENTS ONLY

001 1000-1050 M W f ECCR 0-16

PREREQ ARCH 360 OR AR E 2~0

001 1100-1215 T TH ECCR l-40

001 l60D-1650 M II F ECCR D-08

900

900

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I'REREQ HIGH SCHOOL CHEll OR EWIV

001 1100-1150 T TH ECCR D-30

PREREQ H S CHEMISTRY SATISFIES ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY REQUIREMENT NOT OPEN TO CHEMICAL ENGINEERING MAJORS

001 U00-1150 MTIITHF ECCR .Z-28

DEPT CRS MOe DtPT NO. CR TITLE of' COURSE TERM S[C INSTRUCTOR

556 CH E 212 030 CH EN&R IIATl/I!NGY SAL

CH E 241 020 tHEM EN MAT/INDUS CHEll

REC FOR CHEll ENGR HATL

PREREQ CHEM 106 OR 108 OR EQUIV

001 lOOu-1050 M N F ECCR il-38

PP.EREQ CHEM 106 OR 108 OR EQUIV

001 ROlO ROll

080!1-0850 T TH f300-1500 T 153!1-1730 T

eccR 2-zs EtCH il-14 ECCR G-30

PRER£Q A MATH 235 OR 240 ANO CH E 212

001, ll00-1150 MTIITHF 002 1100-1150 MTNTHF

ECI:R 2-26 ECCR 1-03

FOR CH E 351, ENGR STATISTICS, STUDENTS SHOULD REGISTER FOR EDEE 351.

5~6 CH "E 403 040 tHEM ENGII LAB

REC FOR"CHEM ENGR LAB

556 CH E 433 030 CH E REACTION KINETICS

556 c11 e 442 o3o ORGANIC & POLYMER TECH

556 tH E 458 030 PROCESS DYNAMICS

556 CH E 539 030 REACTION KINETICS

550. CH E 542 030 INTERFACIAL PHENOH

556 CH E 549 030 tHEM TECH HI POlYMERS

556 CH E 557 030 CMPTR AID CNTR SYS DES

556 CH E 566 OZO CRYOGENIC ENGNRNG 1

556 CH E 571 030 MOLECULAR BASIS-IIEHAV

556 CH E 573 OZO BRAIN/MIND MODELING

556 tH E 575 040 TRANSPORT PHENOMENA

556 CH E 590 GOO SEHINAR-CHEM ENGR

!!lru.• FOR ALL·900 SECTIONS SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAl FORM.

556 CH e 700 1-~ MASTERS THESIS

556 CH E 800 il-8 DOC TORS THE SlS

556 CH E 920 1-3 JNOEPENDENT STUDY

556 CH E 9~0 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

556 CH

556 CH

950 l-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

960 l-3 iNDEPENDENT STUDY

551> CH E 999 000 CANDHIATf fOR DEGIIEE

PREREQ CH f 322 AND CH E 351 OR E.DEE 351

001 ooz

ftOlO

UOil-1650 M W 13DD-l650 T TH 1300-1350 f•

EtCH o-14 EtcH il-14 ECGR il-38

PREREQ CH E 321 A~O CH E ~32

001 1100-1150 T TH 1200-1250 M

ECCR l-'+6 ECCR 2-06

PREREQ ORGANIC CHEN 332 OR 336 SAME AS CH E 549

001 090!1-0950 M W F ECCR l-26

PREREQ CH E 322

001 1000-1050 M W F f(;CR 1-42 002 100!1-1050 M W f ECCR 1-28

PREReQ UNOERGRAD REACTION KINETICS OR lNSTR CONSENT

001 093D-l04~ T TH

001 1000-1050 M W F

ECCR G-08

ECCR il-01

PREREQ ORGANIC CHEH 332 OR 336 SAME AS CH E 442

"001 090!1-0950 M W F ECCR l-l6

PREREQ CH E 457 OR E E 413

001 llOD-1150 H W F ECCII l-30

PREREQ E~GR 301 OR CHEM ~51 AND SR STANDING

001 160!1-1800 TH ECCR Q.-36

PREREQ CHEM 370, CHEH 332, tHEM 453

001 1400-1515 M W ECCR il-03

001 1500-1650 T ECCR o-01

PREREQ SR OR GRAD STANDING

001 OSOG-0850 M WTHF ECNT l-04

001 130!1-1450

900

900

900

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900

900

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Civil and Environmental Engineering

51>0 C E 130 020 INTRO TO C E

560 C E Zl2 030 ANAUT!tAL MECHANICS 1

560 C E 221 030 PLANE SURVEYING

LAB FOR PLANE SURVEY

s6o c e 241 030 INTRO TO ENVIR ENGR

560 t E 311 030 ANALYTICAL MECHANICS 2.

560 C E 312 030 MECHANICS OF MATERIALS

560 t E 313 030 APPLIEO NECIIANICS l

560 C E 314 OZO ENGR MATERIALS lAB

LAB-ENGR MATERIALS LAB

560 C E 315 020 ENGR HATL LAB-H20 QUAL

LAB-1120 QUAL

ENGR HATL LA&-H20 QUAL LAB-1!20 QUAL

560 t E 318 020 ENGR MATL LA&-GEOTECH

56D C E 323 030 PHOTOGRAMIIETRY

l.AII-PH OTDGRAMM ET RY

560 C f 331 030 THEORETICAL FLUID MECH

51>0 t E 33~, 030 APPL FLUID MeCHANICS

LAB FOil FLUID MftH

560 t E 342 OZO WATER TR~ATMENT

SAME AS AR E 130

001 1600-1650 T TH ECCR 2-28

PREREQ OR COREQ A M 235

001 080!1-0850 H W f ECCR il-16 002 1300-1350 M W F EttR l-46

PREREQ OR COREQ TR IGONOMETRV STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR THE LECTURE AND A LAB

001 LOOZ L003 l004

001 OOl

0900-0950 1 T H 140G-l650 T 1400-1650 TH 1400-1650 M

1400-1450 "' w f llOil-1150. II W F

PREREQ C E 212

ECCR il-30 ECGE G-01 f(;CE o-01 ECCE 0-01

ECtR il-36 ECCE il-01

001 090G--0950 M W F ECCR 0-38 002 l30G-1350 M W F ECCR l-09

PREREQ C E 212

001 080!1-0850 M W F ECCR 2-06

PREREQ A II 236

001 llOO-il50 M W f ECCR l-40

PREREQ C E .312

001 0800-0850 L002 l~OO-lb50 L003 1400-1650 L 004 140()-1650 L005 1400-1650 H. I. 006 1400-1650 T

w w

TH F

PREREQ OR COREQ C E 241 c

001 1300~1350 TH l002 1400-1650 TH

003 130G-l350 M lOO~ 1400-1650 M

001 1300-1650 w

PREREQ C E l2l

ECCE ecce ECCE ECCE ECCE ecce

il-01 G-10 0-10 il-10 il-10 il-10

ecce 1-1s ECCE 1-15

ECCE 1-15 ECCE 1-15

ECCE 1-08

001 uoo-uso T TH ecce o-01 LOOZ 1400-1.650 f ECCE il-01,

00.1 lOOG-1050 M W f ECCII 2-28

PP.E REQ C E 3lZ

001 L002 L003

uoo-uso r TH l<WIG-1650 TH 140G-1650 T

OOf 0930-1030 T TH

ECCR il-31> ECI:R 1-16 ECCR 1-16

ECCII. il-18

CRS DEPT N!>'• CR TITLE Of COURS.E.

C E 350 030 STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS

560

LAB FOR STRUCT ANALYS

STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS LAB FOR STRUCT ANALV

360 030 TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS

560 C E 380 030 INTR GEOTECHNICAL ENGR

560 C E 434 030 HYOR OF OPEN CHANNELS

560 C E 444 030 SANITARY ENGINEER Z

560 C E 451 030 MATRIX STRUCT ANAlYSIS

560

560 c

E 456 020 TIMBER DESIGN

457 030 STEEL DESIGN

lAII-STEfl i>ESIGN

STEEL DESIGN LAB-STEEL DESIGN

560 C E 458 030 CONCRETE DESIGN

560 t

LAB-CONCRETE DESIGN

480 030 INTERNED SOil & FOUND

560 C E 494 030 SENIOR PROJECTS

560 C E 495 030 CIVIL ENGR SYSTEMS

560 c 497 030 ENGINEERING ECONOMY

560 C E 512 030 lNTERMEO MECH OF HAT

5&0 C E 525 030 CONSTRUCTION MGMT

560 C E

560 c

560 c

526 030" INDUSTR SLOG TECHNIQUE

~28 030 C~NSTRUCTlON ENGR 1

534 030 HYDR OF OPEN CHANNELS

560 C E 539 030 SEll-WATER RES DEV MGT

560 C E 540 040 AOV ENVIRONMENTAl ENGR LA&-ADV ENVIRON ENGR

563 c 541 030 UNIT OPER-SAN ENGRNG

560 t E 543 030 AOV WASTE WATER TREAT

560 C E 553 030 NUMERICAL METHODS

560 c 558 030 ADV TOP "RElNF CONCRETE

560 C E 580 030 ADV SOILS ENGINEERING

560 C E 586 030 THEORY APP ROCK NECH

560 c 589 030 DYNAMICS SOil t FOUND

560 C E 595 030 SOLAR ENGR FOR BLDGS

563 C E 597 030 ENERGY CONSCIOUS OESGN

560 C E 598 010 EXPERIMENTAL MECHANICS

560 c Si>O C

599 l-3 SELECTED TOPICS

616 030 BUCKLING

560 C E 651 030 ADV THEORY STRUCTURES

560 C 695 1-4 SELECTED TOPICS

NOTE.

560 t E

560 c

FOR All 900.SECTJONS SECURE 4 DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL FORM.

700 1~4 MASTERS THESIS

800 G-8 DOCTORS THESIS

560 C E 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY,

560 t E 950 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

560 C E 999 000 CANDIOATf FOR DEGREE

Electrical Engineeri,ng

564 E E 130 020 PROS & METH MODERN E E"

FOR EE 20"1 REGISTER' FOR C S 210 IN THE COMPUTER SCIENCE DEPARTMENT

• 564 E E 213 040 CIRCUIT ANALYSIS l

564

564

214 030 CIRCUIT ANALYSIS

E 253 010 CIRCUITS LAB 1

LAB FOR CIRCUITS. LAS 1

564 E E 254 010 tlRCUlTS LAB 2

564

564 E

lAB FOR CIRCUITS LAB 2

257 030 lOGIC CIRCUITS

302 030 STATISTICAl THERMO

564 E E 303 030 ELEC t IRCUHS 1

51>~ E E 313 030 ELECTROMAG FIELDS 1

4"2 !164 E E 314 030 ELECTROMAG FIELDS 2

PREREQ t E 312

001 0800-0850 M F l002 1~0!1-1650 w

003 1000-1050 M F L004 1400-1650 T

001 160~1715 T TH

PREREQ C E 312

001 0800-0915 T TH

PREREQ C E 331 SAME AS C E 534

ECCR l-18 E&:t!l l-18

ECCR o-u ECI:R il-18

ECCR 2-26

ECCR 2-06

001 oaoo-oeso M w F ecce 1-10

SAME AS C E 540

001

001

UOG-1150 M W F

OSOG-0850 H W F

001 1100-1150 M W

PREP.EQ C E 350

001 "1000-1050 M f LOOl 1400-1650 T

003 080!1-0850 M F LOOit 1400-1650 If

PREP.EQ C E 350

ECCE 1-10

ECCR 1-16

f(;CR 1)-.16

ECCR 1-16 ECCR il-16

ECCR il-18 ECCR il-18

001 1000-1050 M F ECI:R' il-36 l002 1~00-1650 TH ECCR l-42

001 0900-0950 M W F ECCR G-16

FIRST SEMESTER SENIORS ONLY

001 ARR

PREREQ A M 236

001 1300-1350 M W F EcCE l-09

001 1100-1150 H W F fCCR 1-09 002 0800-()850 M W f ECCR 1-09

001 1100-1150 M W F

001 090!1-0950 M W f

ECCE h09

ECCE 1-10

001 1000-1050 H W f ECCE 1-10

001 1500-1550 14 tl F ECCE 1-10

001 OBOG-0850 M W F ECCE 1-10

LIMITED TO GRAD STUDENTS ONLY

001 153o-l645 T TH EttE 1-08

001 uoo-uso M w F, ecce 1-10 L002 1300-1600 W ECCE 1-15

001 093G-1045 w ECCE l-15

001 1300-1~15 M W ECCE

oo1 1400-l450 " w F ecce 001 1300-1350 M W F

001 093G-1045 T TH

001 0800-Il915" T, TH

ECCR l-16

ettR D-16

ECCE 1-09

001 150G-1550 M W F ECCE l-09

001 lZ00-1315 T TH

001 1600-1715 T TH

001 1430-1600 T

701 ARR

ECCR l-~6

ECCE l-10

EtCH 1-0l

001 090!1-09~0 M W F ECCR 1-16

001 1000-1050 M W F

10! ARR

900

900

900

900

900

001 ooz

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

1600-1650 M W 160G-1650 M W

COREQ A H 235

001 0900-0950 H WTHF 002 lOOG-1050 14 WTHF 003 1000-1050 14 WTIIF

ECCE 1-09

ECCR 2-28 ECCR il-36

ECCR 1-09 ECtR 2-26 ECCR 1-09

001 O'IOD-0950 M II F ECCR 1-42

COREQ E E 213

001 002

LOlO LilZO L030 l040 L050 L060

1600-1650 TH 120!1-1250 TH 0800-0950 T 100!1-1150 T 1200'-USO T 1400-1550 T 1600-1750 T 1300-1450 II

PREREQ E E 253

001 l010 L020

1200-1250 0800-0950 1000-1150

II TH TH

ECCR ECCR ECEE ECEE ECEE ECEE ECEE ECEE

il-30 2-06 2-21 Z-21 2-21 2-21 2-21 2-21

ECCR il-38 ECEE 2-21 ECEE ,2-Zl

001 1500-1550 M W f ECCR 2-Z6

PREREQ E E 3l3r 321 0 381. AND tHEM 210 SAME AS PHYS 341

001 0900•0950 M W F DPPA Gl31 ooz uoo-uso M w F eccR l-42

PREREQ A M Z35

001 1100-1150 M W f ECCR 2-ll6 002 lSOG-1550 1'1 W f ECCR il-30

PREREQ A M 235

001" 150()-1550 M W f 002 ll00-12l5 T TH

ECCR 1-09 ECCI\ 1-09

001 1600-1650 14 ill f ECCR 1-42

DEPT CRS ae. DEPT NO. CR T HLE OF COURSE TERM SEC TI~E DAYS BLDG ROOM

S64 E E 316 030 ENERGY CONVERSION 1

564 E f 321 030 ELECTRONICS 1

564 E E

564 E E

564 E E

564 E E

51>~ E E

322 030 ELECTRONICS 2

331 030 LINEAR SYSTEMS THEORY

343 010 ELECTRICAL l~B 1 lAS-ELECTRICAl. LAB l

351 030 !NTRO COMPUTER ENGR

354 020 POWER lAS l

564 E E 361 020 ELECTRONICS LAB

lAB-ElECTRONICS lAB 1

564 E E 362 020 ELECTRONICS lAB 2

LAB-ElECTRONICS LAB 2

~&~ E E "' 381 030 INTRO TO PROBABILITY

56~ E E 403 020 ELEM OF ELECTRONICS

564 E E 413 030 EHGR SYSTEMS ANAlYSIS

564 E E .... 16 030 ENERGY CONVERSION 2

564 E E 422 030 ELECTRONICS 3

56~ E E 4* 030 INTRO TO SOliD STATE

51>4 E E. 437 0211 iNTEGR CiRCUITS LAB LAB-INTEG ClRtUITS LAS

564 E E 443 010 ELEM ElECTRONICS LAB

56~ E E 451 020 POWER US 2"

564 E E o!o53 030 ASSEMBLY LANG PROG

564 E E o!o58 010 LOGIC CIRCUITS LAB

lAB-lOGIC CIRCUITS LAB

J64 E E 459"030 COMPUTER ORGANIZATION

564 E 460 020 COMPUTER LAB

564 E E 461 020 ELECTRONICS LAB 3

LAB FOR ELECTRON lAB 3

564 E E 463 020 TRANSIIISSION lAB LAB FOR TRANSMISSION

564 E E 465 020 COMMUNICATIONS LAB

LAB-COHHUNICATIONS LAB

!liM E E 493 030 IUCROPROCESSORS

564 E E 494 020 MICROPROCESSORS lAB LA&-MICROPROCESSOR LAB

564 E E ~99 010 ENERGY & LEGISLATURE

56.... E E 501 030 QUANTUM iiECH ElEC ENGR

564 E E 513 030 ELECTROMAG FIElDS 3

56~ E E 521 030 ENGINEERING !lATH 1

564 E E 531 030 TELECOMM SY STEIIS

51>4 E E Sl4 030 tNTRO COHN SYS THEORY

564 E E 539 3-6 TELECOM PROJECT

56.... E E 541 030 AUTOMATIC CONT SYS

56.... E E ~ 030 STATE VAR TECH SYS TH

56.... E E 553 030 FUNO CONCEPT PROG LANG

564 E E 559 030 COMPUTER AR.CNHECTURE

, 564 E E 561 030 NOISE t RANOOII PROCES

564 E E 563 030 DIGITAL FILTERING

564 E E 571 030 ENERGY SYSTEMS ANALY

564 E E 576 030 POtiER OISTRIIIUHON SYS

564 E E 590 000 GRAOUR TE SEMI liAR

564 E E 592 030 ADV CO~TR SYS SYNTHSIS

564 E E 594 030 TELEPIIIJNE SYSTEMS

564 E E S91' 010 TIEU!COH SEIIINAR

56~ E E 596 030 LIGHTNING SYS PROTECT

564 E E 602 030 SOLID STATE E~ECTRONCS

FOR AlL 900 SECTIONS SECURE A llfPARTKENTAL APPROVAL FORN.

564 E E 700 l-6 MASTERS THESIS

564 E E 800 0-8 DOCTORS THESIS

56~ E E 920 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

564 E E 930 1-J INOEPENDENT STUDY

56o!o E E 940 l-3 INOEPENDENT STUDY

564 E E 950 L-3 INDEPENOENT STUDY

564 E E 960 1-3 4NOEPENOENT STUDY

564 E E 999 ODO CANOIDATf FOR DEGREE

PREREQ E E 214, 313, OR PHYS 332

001 UOQ-1215 T TH

001 002

001

001

001 lOlO L020 l030 l040 L050

001

'oot 002

OSOQ-0850 M W F 1400-1450 M W f

0800-0850 M W f

1300-1350 14 W F

1200-1250 T 150Q-l650 W 120Q-l350 TH 1400"'1550 TH 1600-1750 TH 1000-llSO W

U00-1215 T TH

130Q-l650 M 1300-1650 TH

COREQ E E 321

001 002

lOlO l020 l030 l040

1.200-1250 w 1600-1650 w 1400-1650 M 0900-1150 T 1200-HSO T 0900-1150 TH

COREQ E E 322

001 LOlO L020

1230-1320 TH 1500-1750 T 1330-11>20 TH

PREREQ JUNIOR STANOING

001 090Q-0950 M, W F

001 1300~1350 W F

"ECEE Q-04

ECCR 0-,38 ECCR 2-06

ECCR l-40

ECCR 2-26

ECCR 2-ZB ECEE 2-21 ECEE 2-Zl ECEE 2-21 ECEE 2-21 ECEE 2-21

ECCR 1-42

ECEE Q-07 ECEE Q-07

ECEE Z-21 ECEE 2-Zl ECEE 2-22 ECEE 2-22 ECEE 2-22 ECEE 2-22

ECEE 2-21 ECEE 2-22 ECEE 2-22

ECCR 2-26

ECCR Q-36

001 1400-1450 H W F ECCR l-46

001 1300-1350 M W F

PREREQ E E 322

001 l..OQ-1450 M W F

001 1000-1050 -M W f

0900-0950 M 0800-1050 M li>OQ-1650 T

001 lOlO LOZO l030 LO~O

0800-1050 TH 130o-1550 TH

010 l40Q-1650 020 HOo-1650

001 1300-1650 T

TH F

ECCR ~01

ECCR Q-38

ECNT 2-05

ECNT l-'04 ECEE 2-16 ECEE 2-16 ECEE 2-16 ECEE 2-16

ECEE 2-21 ECEE 2-21

ECEE ",o-01

001 1500-1550 H W f ECCR 2-06

PREREQ E E 257 AND· E

001 LOlO L020

1600-1650 M oaoo-o9so r 1000-1150 T

254

001 0800•0850 M W· f

001 oaoo-uoo

PREREQ E E 362

"001 lOlO LOZO

1200-1250 M 1400-1650 M OSOQ-1050 "T

1300-1350 T

TH

001 LOU! l020 l030

1400-1650 TH 0900-1150 TH 140Q-1650 T

PREREQ OR COREQ E E 421

001 1200-1250 LOlO 1300-1550

TH F

001 0800-09,15 T TH

001 1100-1150 M lOlO 090Q-!050 M

1000-1150 TH

001 1600-1650 TH

00! 1100-1150 M W f

PREREQ E E 314

001 0930-10....5 T TH

001 1300-1350 M W

001 l101l-1815 M W

001 OBOQ-0915 J TH

701 ARR

001 1230-134>5 T TH

001 1500-1615 " w

ECEE 0-17 ECEE ~17 ECEE 0-17

ECCR l- .... 6

ECEE Q-17

ECEE 2-21 ECEE 2-21 ecee 2-21

ECCR Q-38 ECEE 2-16 ECEE 2-16 ECEE 2-16

ECEE 2-22 ECEE 2-21

ECCR 0-38

ECEE Q-24 ECEE 11-2 .... ECEE Q-24

ECCR 1-07

ECCR 1-24

ECCR l-.... 6

ECCR 1-24

ECCR 1-46

ECCR 1-26

ECNT 2-05

ECCR 1-01

PREREQ E E/C S 401 ANO E E/t S ~53

001 llOQ-1215 T TH

001 1<100-1515 T TH

ECNT 1-04

ECCR 1-Z ....

001 lOQ0-1050 II "W F ECCR Q-09

001 140Q-1450 " w f

PREREQ E E 316

001 080Q-0915 T TH

001 0930-10 .... 5 T TH

001 1600-1650 T

001 0945-UOO TH

001 1530-1645 T TH

001 1500-!650 M

001 0800-0915 " w 001

900

900

900

900"

900

900

900

900

1600-1715 M W

ARR

ARR

ARII

AI<R

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ECNT 2-05

ECCR ~12

ECCR Q-1 ....

ECCR 1-42

ecee o-o'>

ECCR ~08

ECCR ~09

ECCR Q-12

ECCR l-03

INSTRUCTOR

43

DEPT NO. CR TITLE OF C{)URSE TER~ SEC DAYS BLDG ROO!! IN.ST!ti,Jc'TOR

Engineering

568 ENGR 101 OlO eNGINEERING DRAWING OPEN ONLY TO COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING STUDE~TS

001 090Q-ll50 M W 002 0900-1150 " w 003 090Q-ll50 M W 0~ 0900-1150 T TH 005 090Q-ll50 T TH 006 0900-1150 T TH 007 1400-1650 " w 008 1400-1650 M W 009 l..00-1650 M W 010 1300-1550 T TH 011 1300-1550 T TH 012 1300-1550 T TH

ECCR 1-14 ECCR 1-ZO ECCR 1-22 ECCR 1-14 ECCR 1-20 ECCR 1-ZZ ECCR 1-14 ECCR 1-20 ECCR 1-22

"ECCR 1-1~ ECCR l-20 ECCR l-22

568 ENGR 109 030 CREATIVE USES Of TECH 001 0800-0850 H W F ECCR Q-36 ~· THIS COURSE IS ACCEPTED fOR ARTS & SCIENCES CREOIT.

AN INTRODUCTORY LEVEL COURSE FOR STUOENTS NOT MAJORING IN ENGINEERING OR SCIENCE. SEE COlLEGE OF ARTS G SCIENCES AREA REQUIREMENTS.

568 ENGR 301 030 THERMODYNAMICS

Engineering Honors

PREREQ A M 236 AND PHYS 213

"001 002 003

090Q-0950 H 1i F UOO-U50 M W F 0930-1045 T TH

ECCR 1-24 ECCR Q-03 ECCR 1-'>0

~· SEE COURSES LISTED UNDER "HONORS• "IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS S SCIENCES PORTION OF THIS SCHEOULE.

Engineering Design and Economic Evaluation

572 EOEE 351 030 ENGR STATUTICS 1

512 EDEE 431 030 COMPONENT DESIGN

572 EOEE 441 030 OPERATIONS RESEARCH

572 EOEE '451 030 eNGINEERING MANAGEMENT

572 EDEE 453 030 COMPUTER TECH IN ENGR

572 EOEE

572 EDEE

461 020 SENIOR PROJECT

462 020 SENIOR PROJECT"

"572 EOEE ~97 030 ENGINEERING ECONOMY

572 EOEE 521 030 fAILURE ANALYSIS

~· FOR All 90C SECTiONS SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL "APPROVAL FORM.

572 EDEE 700 1-· MASTERS THESIS

572 EOEE 930 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

572 EDEE 9'>0 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUOY

572 EDEE 950 1-3 INOEPEI\IOENT STUDY

572 EDEE 000 CANDIDATE FOR DEGREE

PREREQ A M 235 OR EQUIV SAME AS CH E 351

001 0900-0950 M W f ECCR 2-06

001 1500-1550 H W F ECCR l-46

PREREQ SR STANOING

001 H00-1150 H W F ECCR 0-18

001 0900-0950 II W F ECCR l-30 002 1000-1050 14 W F ECCR l-30

001 1100-1215 T TH ECCR Q-16

001

001

1500-1615 T

1500-1615 T

S.,AM E .AS C E 497

ECCR 1-03

ECCR 1-03

001 1100-1150 M W F ECCR 1-09 002 0800-0850 II II F ECCR 1-09

001 0730-0845 H F ECCR 1-24

900 ARR

900 ARR

900 ARR

900 ARR

'lOO ARR

Mechanical Engineering

580 M E 130 020 INTRO TO ~ECH ENGR

580 M E" 195 1-3 SPECIAL TOPICS

580 M E 203 030 COMPUTER Al OED DES lGN

580 M E 281 030 MECHANICS l

580 14 E 295 1-3 SPECIAL TOPICS

580 H E 301 030 INTRO TO HAll SCIENCE

56Q H E 313 030 THERHOOYNAHICS 2

580 H E 31~ 020 MEASUREMENTS

580 M E 316 020 MEASUREMENTS 2

580 H E 362 030 HEAT TRANSFER

580 H E 371 030 SYSTEMS ANALYSIS

580 H E 383 030 MECHANICS 3

580 M E 395 1-3 SPECIAL TOPICS

sao H e 401 030 INTRO MAiL SCIENCE 2 LAB-INTRO MAll SCI Z

580 H E 414 030 HECH ENGR DESIGN

580 H .... 2 .... 030 REFRIGERATION

580 M HZ 030 MECH ENGR PROJECTS

lAB-MECH ENGR PROJECTS

580 M E 455 OSO ENERGY CONVERSION 1

580 M E .... 57 o .... o COMBUSTION PHENOMENA

580 H E ~85 040 MECHANISMS

580 M E ~90 010 SEN I OR SEMINAR

580 M E ~95 030 P~ODUCT SYSTEM DEVELOP

580 M E 505 030 FRACTURE

580 II E 514 030 SiA Tl.SfiCAL THERMO

580 1'1 E 5Zl 030 METHOOS-EN.GR ANALY 1

580 M E 532 030 INTRO fLUID MECHA~ICS

001 1500-1550 M W OOZ 130G-1350 T TH

101 ARR

"001 1200-1250 M W

PREREQ SOPHOMORE STANDING

001 1000-1050 K W F 002 1400-1 .... 5Q M W F 003 U00-1150 M W F

701 ARR

001 0800-0915 T TH 002 l20Q-1315 T TH

ECCR l-42 ECCR 2-06

ECCR 1-40

ECCR 1-46 ECCR 2-26 ECCR' 1-46

ECCR 1-% ECCR 2-26

001 lOOil-1050 M W f ECCR 1-~0 002 1200-1250 " W F ECCR l-46

001 1100-1150 T TH

PREREQ M E 31'>

OOl 0800-1050 T TH 002 1400-1650 T TH

PREREQ A II 236

001 0930-10 .... 5 T TH

ECCR 2-06

EC!IE l-04 ECNE 1-0<t

ECCR 2-06

001 O&OQ-0850 M W F ECCR Z-26 002 150D-l550 14 W F ECCR 1-40

PREREQ II E 28Z

001 U00-1350 M II F, "ectR 2-06 002 1400-1450 N II F ECCR l-09

701

001 lOlO LOU

ARR

11011-1150 T TH 1400-1100 14 l....OQ-1700 T

ECCR ~36 ECNE 2-16 ECME 2-16

001 1500-1550 II W F ECCR 1-46

OOi 1000-1050 M II F " ECCR 2-06

"PREREQ M E 316

001 ARR LOtO 0800-1100 T TH l020 0901l-1200 T TH

ECIIE l-04 E!;IIE l-04

001 0900-0950 M II F ECCR Q-36

001 ll00-1150 M W F" lZOQ-1250 TH

ECCR Q-36 ECIIE l-41l

001 0800-0850 MTW F ECCR Q-08

001 1600-1650 w 00! 1600-1715 T TH

ECCR ~38

ECIH 2-05

001 1300•1350 II W F Etc R Q-09

001 0800-o915 T TH ECCR 1-40

001 1601l-1715 T TH

SA14E AS AERO 511

001 llOO-I215 T TH ECAE l-07

LC GARBV P FIIEYHUTI:i LC GARBY

DEPT CRS,'' NO. DEPT 1\10•· CR.-' TI"T'i.A>

580 M E 536 030 COMPRESSIBlE FLOW

580 ~ E 563 030 HEAT TRANSFER 1

580 M E 575 030 INTRO-CQNTINUUM MECH

580 M E 590 000 GRADUATE SEMINAR

580 M E 596 030 CCM8US T ION

~TERM SEC ~-1

TIM[

001 1430-1545 M W

00! 1230-1345 T TH

001 l71S-la30 M W

001 1500-1550 TH

ECNT 1-04

ECNT 2-07

ECCR G-36

ECCR Q-38

00! 1100-1150 M W F ECCR G-36 1200-1250 TH ECME l-48

580 M E 678 030 OYNA.~ICS Of CONT MEDIA 001 ARR C KISSLINGER

NOTE. FOR All 900 SECT! ONS SECURE A DEPARmENTAl APPROVAl F!JRM.

580 M E 700 l-4 MASTERS THESIS

5BO M E BOO 0-8 DOCTORS THESIS

580 M E 940 l-3 lNDEPENDENl STUDY

580 M E 950 1-3 INDEPENDENT STU;)V

580 M E 960 1-6 INOEPENOE~T STUDY

580 M E 999 000 CANDIDATE FOR DEGREE

900 ARR

900 ARR

900 ARR

900 ARR

900 ARR

900 ARR

COLLEGE OF ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN Dwayne C. Nuzum, Dean

General Information Stat~ents concerning general policies, rules, and regulations and specific information re1at1Ve to course sequence and requirements are contained in the College of Environmental Design section of 1980-81 UC8 Catalog, or in the College Handbook available in l~brari~s ?r the B?okstore. ~11 stud~nts are responsible for familiarizing themselves w1fh th1s 1nfonnat1on and should retnn a copy in their personal files. Environmental Design students must specify major code EV 852 and obtain advisers from the faculty in Environmental Design. Faculty offices for advisers are in the Environmental Design Building. All students enrolled in the College of Environmental Design are required to see an adviser prior to registration for each semester. TRANSFER STUDENTS

Before admitt~nce ~o.this program, transfer students either from the Boulder campus or from other un1vers1t1es should have completed a college physics course with lab English. composition or equivalent, math (calculus for pre-architecture and statistics for planmng and other design students), biological science, and some graphic skills. An overall B average in previous coursework is helpful for admission.

MINIMUM SCHOLASTIC STANDARDS

Students will be subject to suspension if they do not attain and continue to maintain a cumulative grade point average of 2.0 for the Environmental Design undergraduate division. A "D" in a required core course would be grounds for repeating the course. NORMAL SCHEDULE

The normal semester credit-hour load in the College of Environmental Design is 16 semester hours. Advance approval by the dean is essential for loads of less than 12 hours or more than 19 hours. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE

Students may drop courses during the first two weeks of a semester prova1 of the dean and process.ing the drop form. After that time, include written approval of the instructor concerned and the dean. condition, a course must be dropped with a failure:

by securing the apthe procedure must Under the following

When the course is dropped after the tenth week of the semester (unless the reason for dropping is clearly beyond the student's control and is so affirmed by the dean's office).

No incomplete marks (IW or IF) are given 'in the case of proven medica 1 crisis.

in the College of Environmental Design except :•l ~

i~.i i HOAAWAL -.----· -----·--1\ tudent leaving the University during a term must report to the Office of the Dean

''I 'lcess a statement of withdrawal. If a student leaves without completing the v,j:,,drawal process, he will receive a grade of failure for each course in which he is

!'led. ' ,, •,:Jl\tllT REGULATIONS

STUDENTS ARE EXPECTED TO COMPLY WITH THE ATTENDANCE REGULATIONS SPECIFIED BY THEIR INSTRUCTOR AT THE BEGINNING 017THE SEMESTER.

'(!quirements for Bachelor of Environmental Design Degree •\. Environmental Design Studio (6 semesters, 6 hours each) 36 hours

~lrst- Envd. 100-6 (Fall) Envd. 101-6 (Spring) An additional minimum of four semesters of Environmental Design Studio is required. Each student must complete at least one course at the 200 level, 300 level, and two courses at the 400 level.

B. Collateral Courses 27 hours Envd. Language/Media ......... 3 sem, 3 hrs ea(i .e. Envd. 120. 121, 220) Envd. Natural Science/Tech ... 3 sem, 3 hrs ea(i.e. Envd. 130, 131, 230) Envd. Societal Science ....... 3 sem, 3 hrs ea(i.e. Envd. llO, 111, 210)

Elective or General, Study Courses

These are necessat'Y to graduate but not strictly representative of the Environmental Design professions. They include such work as mathematics (calculus for pre-architecture students or statistics for pre-planning students, Math 110 College Algebra and Trigonometry or its equivalent for all); one semester of Phys'301 General Physics is also required, plus a course in English composition or expository writing or equivalent. You may select the elective courses from any department on campus. These courses include a broad spectrum of offerings from other colleges as well as the College of Environmental Design but should support your de,clared emphasis or specialization or double major. A minor is usually selected during the second year with faculty consultation: '

65 hours

TOTAL HOURS REQUIRED FOR GRADUATION NOTE: First-year students (including intra-university transfer, external freshmen) are required to take:

128 hours

transfer, and

Envd. 100-6 Envd. Studio for Individuals Envd. 110-3 Intro. Soc. Science & Envd. Envd. 120-3 Beginning Graphic Systems Envd. 130-3 Intro. to NS/T & Envd.

Envd. Envd. Envd. Envd.

101-6 Envd. Studio for Small Group 111-3 Programming & Evaluation 121-3 Interm. Graphic Systems 131-3 Design Implications of Resource

Mgmt. 15 hours 15 hours

In addition, the student may take additional electives in the college or throughout the University. Substitutions for certain courses are possible if permission is given by the i nstr'uctor and the dean.

Major Codes 852 ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN 853 ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN AND BUSINESS

590 ENVO 100 060 ENVO STUDIO INDIVIDUAL

UB-ENVD STUDIO

ENVO STUDIO INDIVJDUAL UB-ENVO STIJOIO

FOR ENVD MAJORS ONLY STUDENTS MUST ReGISTER FOR LECTURES AND LABS IN PAIRS AS liSTED. RECITATION SECTIONS TO BE ARRANGED. SECTIONS MUST MATCH IN .ENVO 100 & ENVD 120

010 0800-08$0 M W lOU 0900-1150 M W

020 080Q-0850 M W l021 090Q-1150 M W

ENYD 210 Ef<IVD 131t

ENVD 212 WM MARTIN ENVD 212 WM MARTIN

or'p:'f' · "', dRs··''' NO <"'• DEP,T NiC\c.: tl\<, " T H4E';O~.-,'l;:O:URSE/' ~ 'T,£RlldS[:c TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR

EH\10 STUDIO INDIViDUAl. LAI-EN\10 STUDIO

fN.VD STUDIO INiliVIDUAl LAB-ENVD STIJOIO

590 ENVO 104 020 ENVD PERSPECTIVE

590 EN~D UO 030 INTRO SOC SCI & ENVD

590 ENVD 120 030 BEGINNING GRAPHIC SYS

590 ENVO 130 030 NAT SCI TECH & ENVO

590 ENVO 200 060 ENVO STUDIO CONPLX ORG

LAB-ENVD STUDIO

040 1300-1350 M W L04l 1400-1650 II W

050 1300-1350 M W l051 1400-1650 M W

FOR NON MAJORS ONLY

001 llOG-1150 M W

001 0800-0915 T. TH

ENVO MAJORS ONLY

ENVIJ 102 A WAlliS ENVIJ 102 A WAI.US

ENVD 212 lll SWARTWOOD ENIIIJ 212 LO SWAATIIOOD

ENVO 134 SW HAVUCK

GEOL 121 JB JUHASZ

SECTIONS MUST MATCH IN ENVD 100 & 120

001 1000-1150 T TH 002 1000-1150 T TH 003 1330-1520 T TH 004 1330-1520 T TH 005 1330-1520 T TH

001 lOOQ-1120 M W 002 130G-l420 M W

PREREQ ENIID 101

ENV!l 211 t:N\10 ZOlN EN\10 20lN ENVO 212 ENV!l 211

WI! MARTIN A WAlliS A WAlliS lO SWARTWOOD

ENVD 120 H KOBAYASHi ENVD 120 H KOBAYASHI

STUDENTS MUST, REGISTER FOR THE LECTURE AND lAB IN PAIRS AS INDICATED. RECITATIONS SECTiONS TO BE ARRANGED.

010 OBOQ-0930 T TH LOll 0930-1150 T TH

ENVO 122 MG BARR ENVO 122 MG BARR

ENVO STUDIO COMPlX ORG 020 0600-0930 T TH EN\10 !34 ENVO 13'< LAB-ENVD STUDIO lOZl 0930-1150 T TH

ENVD STUDIO COMPLX ORG 030 1330-1500 T TH EN\10 122 14G BMlR MG BARR lAB-ENVO STUDIO l03l 1500-1730 T TH ENVD 1.20

590 ENVD 210 030 SOCIQ-POl CONTEXT ENVD

590 ENVO 220 030 AOV GRAPHIC SYSTEMS

590 ENVD 230 030 MATERIALS TECH-ENVD

590 ENVD 30D 060 ENVD STUOIO-COMMUNITY

LAB-ENVO STUDIO

ENVD STUDIO-COMMUNITY LAB-ENVD STUDIO

590 ENVD 320 030 COMPUTER APPL FOR ENVD

I'REREQ ENVO Ul

001 lZOD-1320 T TH

PREREQ ENVO 121

001 1000-1150 T TH OOZ 1400-1550 T TH 003 1500-1650 M W

PREREQ EN\10 131

EN\10 134

ENVD 120 ENVO 120 EN'ID 120

Mil JOHANSSON

GH BOWES CH BOWES CH BOWES

001 0900~0950 M W F ENVO 120 H KOBAYASHI

PREREQ ENVIJ 200 STUDENTS MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB IN PAIRS AS INDICATED. RECITATION SECTID~S TO BE ARRANGED.

010 0800-0930 M W LOll 0930-1150 M W

020 1300-1430 H W LOZl 1430-1650 H W

FOR MAJORS ONLY

001 1000-1150 T TH

ENVO 305 OR HOLLOWAY ENVD 305 DR HOLLOWAY

ENVD 305 Dl PAULSON ENVO 305 Ol PAULSON

EN\ID 102

590 ENVD 321 030 PHOTO FOR VISUAL COMH 001 1500-1650 T TH ENVD 201N LD SWARTWOOD

590 ENVO 332 030 SOLAR TECHNDLOGY

590 ENVO 335 l-3 PRACTICUM-APPROP TECH

590 ENVD 400 Q60 PLANNING STUDIO.

LAB-ENVD STUDIO

590 ENVD 402 060 ARCH IT ECTUR.E STUDI~

lAB-ARCH STUDIO

ARCHITECTURf STUDIO lAB-ARCH. ,STUDIO

590 ENVD 404 060 HIST PRESERVATN STUDIO

LAB-HlST PRESV STUDIO

590 ENVO 408 060 URBAN PlANNING 'STUDIO

590 ENVO 4ZO 030 ARCH GRAPHICS

590 ENVO 450 030 ARCH ENVIRON SYSTEMS l

LAB-ARCH ENVIRON SYST

590 ENVIJ lt52 030 ARCH STRUCTURES 1

590 ENVD 513 030 IMAGINATION/CREATIVITY

NOTE. FOR ALL 900 SECTIONS. SECURE A DEPARTMENTAl APPROVAL FORH.

590 ENVO 920 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

590 ENVD 930 1-3 SPECIAl TOPICS

590 ENVD 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Architecture 591 ARCH 320 030 ARCH APPREC & DESIGN

591 ARCH •10 030 ARCH HIST/PHILOSOPHY 1

fOR ALL 900 SECTIONS SECURE A DEPARTMENTAl APPROVAL ~ORH.

591 ARCH lt90 1-3 SPECIAL TOPICS-ARCH

591 ARCH 590 l-3 SPECIAL TOPICS-ARCH

591 ARCH ~43 030 MOO ARCH IN SOCIETY

GRADUATE SCHOOL Rose·Marie G. Oster, Acti'ng Dean

001 1300-1~30 M W ENVD 134 OR H!JLLOWAY

701 ARR OR HOllOWAY

PREREQ EtlVO 300 . . . . • , . , STUDENTS MUST REGISTER FOR BOTH· LECTURE· AND LAB RECITATION SECTIONS TO BE ARRANGED

010 1300-1430 T TH LOll 1430-1650 T TH

PREREQ ENVD 300

ENVO 102 HC MURPH'!' ENVD 102 HC MURPHY

STUDENTS MUST REGISTER FOR lECTURE AND lAB IN PAIRS AS INDICATED. RECITATION SECTIONS TO BE ARRANGED.

010 OB00-0930 T TH lOll 0930-1150 T TH

020 1300-1430 T TM L021 1430-1650 T TH

PREREQ HIVO 300

ENVD 305 M STEELE ENVD 305 M STEELE

ENVO 305 Dl PAULSON ENVO 305 Ol PAULSON

STUDENTS MUST REGISTER FOR BOTH lECTURE ANO LAB RECITATION SECTIONS TO BE ARRANGED

010 0800-0930 T TH LOll 0930-1150 T TH

ENVD 212 GS CROSS ENVD 212 GS CROSS

001 130Q-l650 T TH ENVD 301N DC NUZUM

4TH YR ENVD STUDENTS ONLY

001 0900-1030 H W f ENVD 122 II STEELE 002 1300-llt30 M W F ENVD 122 M STEELE

4TH YR ENVD STUDENTS ONLY

OlQ 1100-1215 M W ENVO 122 LOll 1300-1650 H ENVD 301N

001 1000-1050 M W f ECCR Cl-lb

001 1300-1550 f ENVD 305 WH 14ARTIN

900 ARR

900 ARR

900 ARR

ARCH E STUDENTS ONLY

001 1400-1650 T TH ECCR 2-06

OPEN TO ARCH E & ENVD MAJORS ONLY

001 OSOG-0850 H W F ENVO 120

900 ARR

900 ARR

900 ARR

,GS CROSS

Graduate Deadlines and Exam Dates SCHEDULE OF DEADLINES FOR MASTER'S DEGREE CANDIDATES FOR FALL 1980 Adding courses for credit, dropping courses, and changing courses, from credit to non-credit. · · Qualifying Examination Requests for Transfer of Credit'

Please see Drop/Add Standard Policy.

Student should check with department.

~t:i~B,STUDJo JND!viOUAL, lAB-ENVD STUDIO

. 030 0800-0850 M II L03l 090Q-1UO II W

ENVD 211 A WALL! S ENIID· 211 A WALLIS 44

Must be received in Graduate School by the beginning of the semester prior to the semest~r of graduation.

Application for Candil:lacy Fonn

Thesis Approved by Department Comprehensive-Final Examination.

Must be received in Graduate School at least 10 weeks before·cornprehensiye-final examination is attempted. It is recommended that application be submitted the semester previous to graduation. Student should check with department. Examination must be scheduled by November 21 and·completed by November 28, 1980, for Decem-ber conferring of degrees. Students must be registered at the time the-examination is attempted and should register at the beginning of the· semester during the regular registration period.

Thesis Filed in Graduate School, December 5, 1980 for December conferring of Complete in All Respects degrees. NOTE: Departments or program committees _may have additional deadlines which must be met by graduate students in that department or program. It is the student's responsibility to ascertain such requirements and to meet tham as designated by the department or program chainnan. SCHEDULE OF DEADLINES FOR DOCTORAL DEGREE CANDIDATES FOR SPRING 1980 Adding courses for credit, dropping courses, and changing courses from credit to non-credit. Preliminary Examination

Completion of Language ReRuirements

Earned at Least Four Semesters of Residence Credit Application for Candidacy Files in Graduate School Thesis Approved by Departm~nt Final Examination

Thesis Filed in Graduate School, Complete in All Respects

Please see Drop/Add Standard Policy.

Must precede the comprehensive examination by at least two semesters. Prior to approval of application for candidacy by Dean of Graduate School. Prior to approval of application for candidacy by Dean of Graduate School. At least 14 days before comprehensive examination is attempted. Student should check with department. Examination must be scheduled by November 21 and completed by December 5, 1980, for December conferring of degrees. Students must be registered for doctoral thesis at the time the examination is taken and should register at the beginning of the semester during regular registration. December 5, 1980? for December conferring of degrees.

NOTE: Departments or program committees may have additional deadlines which must be met by graduate students in that department or program. It is the student's responsibility to ascertain such requirements and to meet them as designated by the department or program chainnan._ DATES OF THE FOREIGN LANGUAGE EXAMINATIONS FOR DEGREE CANDIDATES The Graduate School foreign language requirement may be satisfied by passing the Graduate School Foreign language Test (GSFLT). The examinations are administered by,the Office of Testing-Research-Evaluation (ext. 7067), and they are offered in German, French, Russian, and Spanish. Examination dates for the current semester are avai1able in the Office ofTesting. Students wishing to take the examination must register at least one month before the testing date in the Office of Testing-Research-Evaluation. The examination fee is $15. lnfonnation concerning alternative •·•ays of satisfying the Graduate School foreign language requirement is available in the Graduate School.

Graduate Requirements Consult the Graduate Bulletin and your major department for addition a 1 i nfonnati on concerning requirements for advanced degrees. All regular degree and provisional degree graduate students must have the approval of their authorized departmental representatives concerning their proposed program of courses for each semester and must plan their degree programs with their designated advisers. Admission to the Graduate School is not_eqLiivalent to approval of candidacy for an advanced degree. A student who wishes to become a candidate for a degree must make applic'ation at the 'time in the manner prescribed under the requirements for the degree sought. SCHEDULE OF GRADUATE COURSES Time and place listings of graduate courses are given in normal numerical sequence under the related undergraduate department and college or school. For e.xample, Anthropology-College of Arts and Sciences; Electrical Engineering-College of Engineering and Applied Science; Music-College of Music. Certain academic units offering coursework only at the 500 leve 1 or above are 1 is ted on the following pages in the Graduate School section. INFORMATION FOR MASTER'S DEGREE CANDIDATES Graduate students who are writing a master's thesis must complete a minimum of 4 semester hours·and a maximum of 6 semester hours for thesis; the student may register for 1-6 hours (not "0" hours) in any term or terms of residence, but the total number of hours must equa 1 the number of credit hours he expects to receive for his thesis. The final grade for the thesis will be determined when the thesis is completed. If it is not completed by the end of~the term in which the student is registered for it, an "In Progress" should be reported. Candidates for the M.Ed. degree received a total of 2 semester hours for M.Ed. report. The rules of the Graduate School require that students be registered at the time they take their comprehensive final examination for the master's degree. If all coursework has been completed and if the students have previously registered for the total thesis hours or report, they must register "Candidate for Degree." To_ register "Candidate for degree," an Independent Study/Thesis Approval Fonn must be completed using the regular department number, 999 as the course number, and 90.0 as the section number. This form must be deposited with the other registration materials. INFORMATION FOR DOCTORAL DEGREE CANDIDATES Doctoral candidates must be registered for doctoral thesis in order to take the doctoral final examination in defense of the thesis. Registration must be completed at the registration period which precedes each semester or summer term. Students must complete an Independent Study/Thesis Approval Form and deposit it with the other registration·materials.

A student certified as a candidate for the Ph.D., D.M.A., Ed.D., or D.B.A. degree must enroll and pay tuition for spring and fall semester of each year unti 1 he either attains the degree or fonnally resigns as a candidate. This continuing registration is independent of whether or not_ the candidate is in residence at the University. A student must be registered at the time he takes the doctoral comprehensive examination. Registration must be completed at the regular registration period which precedes each semester or summer term.

Major Codes 401 ACCOUNTING (MS) 402 AEROSPACE ENGINEERING SCIENCE 403 ANTHROPOLOGY 404 APPLIED MATHEMATICS 400 APPLIED PHYSICS (MS & PhD) 464 ASTRO-GEOPHYSICS 483 ASTROPHYSICS 406 BASIC SCIENCE 407 BIOLOGY 408 BOTANY 410 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (DBA) 40g BUSINESS EDUCATION 411 CHEMICAL ENGINEERING 425 CHEMICAL PHYSICS 412 .. CHEMISTRY n3. CIVIL AND ENVIRON ENGINEERING 460 CLASSICS 459 COMMUNICATION 462 COMWDISORDERS & SPEECH SCIENCE 4~0 COMPARATIVE qTERATURE 467 COMPIJTER SCIENCE .- • ·-j -,

472 DANCE (MA) 415 ECONOMICS 488 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE EDUCATION

827 ADMINISTRATION AND SUPERVISION 829 CURRICULUM 802 ELEMENTARY EDUCATION 826 GUIDANCE AND COUNSELING 805 HIGHER EDUCATION 840 LIBRARY MEDIA 835 PSYCHO-EDUCATIONAL STUDIES 830 READING 824 RESEARCH & EVAL METHODOLOGY 803 SECONDARY EDUCATION 821 SOCIAL FOUNDATIONS 845 UNASSIGNED - GRADUATE EDUC

417 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING . 470 ENGR DESIGN & ECON EVALUATION~ , 477 ENGINEERING, MASTER OF (ME) 418 ENGLISH LANGUAGE 419 ENGLISH LITERATURE

490 ENGLISH (PhD) 421 FINANCE (MS} 422 FINE ARTS - ART EDUCATION 468 FINE ARTS - ART HISTORY 423 FINE ARTS - CREATIVE ARTS (MFA) 424 FRENCH 426 GEOGRAPHY 427 GEOLOGY 485 GEOPHYSICS 428 GERMAN " 465 HEALTH ADMINISTRATION 431 HISTORY 482 HUMANITIES 430 ITALIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE 432 JOURNALISM . 436 LINGUISTICS (PhD) 474 MANAGEMENT SCIENCE (MS) 475 MANAGEMENT AND ORGANIZATION 438 MARKETING (MS) 473 MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS (PhD) 439 MATHEMATICS 440 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

SCHOOL OF JOURNAUSI\,4 Russell E. Shain, Dean

General Information

444 MECHANICS (ENGINEERING) 433 MOLECULAR, CELLULAR & DEVEL BIOL 441 MUSIC (D MUS A) 405 MUSIC (M MUS) 414 MUSIC EDUCATION (M MUS ED) 442 MUSIC EDUCATION (PhD) 443 MUSICOLOGY (PhD) 445 NURSING 446 NURSING - POST ~1ASTERS STUDY 449 PHARMACY 450 PHILOSOPHY 451 PHYSICAL EDUCATION 452 PHYSICS (ASTROPHYSICS) 453 POLITICAL SCIENCE .. 454 PSYCHOLOGY 456 RUSSIAN 457 SOCIOLOGY 458 SPANISH 466 TELECOMMUNICATIONS (MS) 476 THEATRE 463 ZOOLOGY 899 SPECIAL STUDENT WITH DEGREE

Advising: All pre-journalism students as well as students admitted to the school as majors are required to consult a journalism adviser each registration period. Lower-division pre-journalism students in the College of Arts and Sciences should use major code number 141. ·Pre-journalism students should complete by the end of the sophomore year Jour. 100 and Jour. 250 and the following 1 ower-division requirements of the Co 11 ege of Arts and Sciences as specified in the College list:

Humanities ... , ..................... two 2-semester courses Natural Science ................... two 2-semester courses Social Science .....•.............. two 2-semester courses

Other requirements for transfer to the School of Journalism are a minimum of 60 semester credit hours with a minimum grade point average of 2.25 overall and at least 2.5 in all journalism courses attempted. Administrative Drops: Students may be dropped from journalism courses for nonattendance, especially during the first week of c 1 asses, or for not having camp 1 eted pre·requi sites. Requirements for Graduation: For the Bachelor of Science in journalism, students must earn at least 28 hours in journalism. Not more than 34 semester hours in journalism may be counted in the minimum of 124 hours required for graduation. Grade averages of not less than 2. 25 avera 11 and 2. 50 in journa 1 ism courses are required for graduation. These same averages must be maintained to remain in the school. 1\11 journa 1 ism majors are required to comp 1 ete the fo 11 owing upper di v1 s ion courses:

Journ. 377-3 History of Journalism Journ. 490-3 Journalism and Public Opinion

In addition the student must complete the major sequence requirements and electives to bring total journalism hours to a minimum of 28. Consult the current UCB Catalog or a journalism adviser for sequence requirements.

Major Codes 551 ADVERTISING 550 NEWS EDITORIAL 553 RADIO - TELEVISION NEWS 599 UNDETERMINED. - JOURNALISM

DEPT CRS NOo DEPT NO. CR TITLE CF COURSE TERM SEC. TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR

600 JOUR 100 030 CONTEMP MASS MEDIA

6DO JOUR 250 030 REPORTING

600 JOUR 310 030 PRESS PHOTOGRAPHY

NOTE. SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL CONTROLLED -- ENROLL~ENT CARD, HCKY Z29.

600 JOUR 340 030 PRIN OF ADVERTISING

600 JOUR 345 030 AOVT COPY G LAYOUT

600 JOUR 346 030 ADVERTISING MEDIA

600 JOUR 350 040 'REPORT PUBLIC AFFAIRS

001 0800-0850 M W F BPSV E050 SJ ARCHIBALD

PREREQ JOUR 100 AND SOPHOMORE STANDING MAY BE LIMITED TO MAJORS STUDENT MUST HAVE AT lEAST AVERAGE TYPING SKILLS

001 0800-0950 T TH 002 1000-1150 T TH 003 1200-1350 T TH 004 0800-0950 M W 005 !OOO-ll50 w 006 1200-1350 w 007 1900-2050 M W

PREREQ JOUR 25D OPEN ONLY TO MAJORS 3 HR LAB TO BE ARR

F F

HCKY 003C lC WILKINS HCKY 003C CJ BURNS HCKY 003C HCKY 003C MCKY 003C LC WILKINS HCKY 003C MCKY 003C

801 0800-0850 M W F MCKY 102 FL KAPLAN

PREREQ UPPER DIVISION STANDING

001 1230-1345 T TH MCKY

PREREQ JOUR'340 OPEN ONLY TO MAJORS

102 OS SOHERV lllE

001 0800-0915 T TH HCKY 003D DS SOMERVIllE

PRE REQ JOUR 340 OPE'N ONLY TO MAJORS

001 0900-0950 M W F MCKY 0030 FW BIGLOW

PJI.EREQ JOUR 250 OPEN ONlY TO MAJORS

100 1230-1345 .J TH ECON l3 /

WI HC REYNOLDS AB SOHN

LAB-REPORT PUB AFFAIRS LUO 1400-1650 M W HCKY 003C AB SOHN LAB 110 OPEN ONLY TO GRADUATE STUDENTS

6aO JOUR 355 030 NEWS EDITING

600 JOUR 360 030 RADIO & TV NEWS

600 JOUR 361 030 RADIO PROGR & PROD

LAB-RADIO PROGR & PROO

600 JOUR 362 030 TV PROOUC TlON I

lAB-TV PRODUCTION l REC-TV PRODUCTION l

600 JOUR 364 040 PRINCIPlES BOCAST PROD

J --t-;;J ~ .·--> j ,, ":'i ?:J.>J;f,i\~.;c -•.1~~- (v;-1::: 'ii-f~·

Ll20 H00-1650 T ll30 1400-1650 TH

PREREQ JOUR 250 OPEN ONlY TO MAJORS

001 0830-1045 H W 002 0830-1045 T TH

PREREQ JOUR 250 OPEN ONLY TG MAJORS

100 0900-1\50 M 0900-0950 w

MCKY 003C MCKV 003C

WI HC REYNOLDS WI HC REYNOlDS

MCKV 0035 IIA OfANS HCKY 0038

HCKY 117 DS SOMERVILLE MCKV 117

OPEN ONLY TO CCMM SENIORS EMPHASIZING RADIO-TV-FILM PREREQ COMH 260 MAY NOJ BE TAKEN CONCURRENTLY WITH COHN 362 SECURE CONTROLLED ENROLlMENT CARD FROM DEPARTMENT SAME AS COMM 361

801 093D-l045 T TH ECON 205 HE HILL l810 ARR

OPEN ONLY TO COMH SENIORS EHPHASIZIN.G RAOIO-TV-fiLH PREREQ COMM 260 MAY NOT BE TAKEN CONCURRENTLY WITH COHM 361 STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR THE LECTURE, THE LAB AND ONE RECITATION SECURE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT tARO FROM DEPARTMENT

801 . l60D-!650 T ~ L 802 1200-1650 TH R803 0900-1100 T R804 0900-1100 W R805 09011-1100 TH

STAD 367 STAO 308 STAD 308 STAD 308 STAO. 308

OPEN ONLY ·To JOORNALI_SM MAJORS PREREQ COMM Z60 OR JOUR lCTO

''001 13~1To0'<'f >TIJ.lci,'.S<fl\bo 308 DC NIEMEYER ~~>!:,..! OlUU!(: :J\'!ti3""·!1AJ

DEPT CRS NO. DEPT NO. CR TITLE OF COURSE TERM SEC TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR

600 JOUR 367 020 TV PROD 2-CU TODAY

lAS-TV PROD 2-CU TODAY

600 JOUR 311 030 HISTORY OF JOURNAliSM

600 JOUR 380 030 MASS MEDIA & RACISM

600 JOUR 428 030 PR PROJECTS

600 JOUR 440 030 ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS

LAS-ADV MEDIA & CAMPGN

600 JOUR 443 030 RETAIL AOVERTIS lNG

lAB-RETAil ADVERTlSING

600 JOUR •50 030 ~EPORTING 3

600 JOUR 461 030 ADVANCED RADIO PROD

600 JOUR 462 030 RADIO & TV EDITING

600 JOUR 464 030 RADIO, TV STAT ORG/OPR

600 JOUR 465 030 JOURNALISM & THE lAW

600 JOUR 4SO 030 MAG ARTICLE WRITING

bOO JOUR 490 030 JOUR & PUBL OPINION

600 JOUR 496 l-3 NEWSPAPER PRACTICUH

600 JOUR 497 l-3 ADVERTISING PRACTICUH

~REREQ COMM 362 ~ INSTR CCNSENT STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR T~E LECTURE AND ONE lAB

001 l002 l003 L004

1500-1650 0800-UOO 0800-1100 oeoo-uoo

T w

w TH

STAO STAD STAD STAD

PREREQ JOUR 250 OR UPPER DIVISION

001 0900-0950 M. W F MCKY

SAME AS CHST 380

001 0930-1045 T TH ECON

SAME AS JOUR 528

367 308 308 308

lOZ

117

PREREQ JOUR 427, OR SENIOR SIANOING ANO SCH OF JOURN PERMISSION

001 1600-1850 H

PREREQ JOUR 345 AND 346 SAME AS JOUR 540 OPEN ONLY TO MAJORS

MCKV 0030

SB JONES

WI HC REYNOLDS

WJ KOSTKA CS GLEASON

001 U00-1150 14 W F MCKY 003D FW BIGLOW L010 1930-2130 W MCKY 102 FW BIGLOW

PREREQ JOUR 345 AND 346 SAHE 0 AS JOUR 543 MAY BE LIMITED TO MAJORS

001 l40G-1515 T TH LulO 1930-2130 w

MCK Y 0030 CJ BURNS MCKY lOZ CJ BURNS

PREREQ SENIOR STANDING, JOUR 350 & 355 lAB TO BE ARR OPEN ONLY TO MAJORS

001 1530-1645 M W MCKY 003B MA DEANS

PREREQ COHM 361 SECURE CONTROlLED ENROllMENT CARD FROM DEPARTMENT

801 ARR

PREREQ JOUR 350 ANO 360 SAME AS JOUR 562

001 1400-1645 T TH

HE HILL

MCKY l,lT KUCZUN

PREREQ COHM 260 ~ JOUR 100 OR INSTR CONSENT SAME AS JOUR 564 AND COMM 460/560

001 1230-1345 M W STAD 367 HE HILl

PREREQ UPPER DIVISION STANDING

001 1000~1050 M W F. MCKV 102

PREREQ JOUR 250 OPEN ONLY TO MAJORS

001 1100-1150 M W f MCKY 117

PREREQ SR STANDING, SAME AS JOUR 590 CHECK JOURN OFFICE FOR INFO.

SJ ARCHIBALD

001 1100-1215 T TH MCKY 102 LC WILKINS

PREREQ INSTRUCTOR PERMISSION

701 1400-1515 M W F MCKV Ob3B MA DEANS

PREREQ INSTRUCTOR PERMISSION

701 1400-1515 H W F MCKV 0036 FW BIGLOW

600 JOUR 498 1-3 INTERNSHIP 900 ARR NOTE. SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL FORM.

600 JOUR 500 l-4 RESEARCH

600 JOUR 505 030 THEORIES OF MASS COMM

600 JOUR 520 030 INTERNATIONL MASS COMM

600 JOUR 528 030 PUB RElATIONS PROJECTS

70! ARR

001 !OOG-1200 l

001 l4QO-l550 T

MCKY 0030 AB SOHN

PREREQ JOUR 427 OR SCH OF JOURN PERMISSIO~ SAME AS JOUR 428

600 JOUR 540 030 AOV MEDIA & CAMPAIGNS

l.AB-ADV MEDIA & CAMPGN

600 JOUR 543 030 RETAIL A!lVERT!SING

lAB-RETAil ADVERTISING

6~0 JOUR 550 030 REPORTING SEMINAR

600 JOUR 562 030 RADIO & TV EDITING

600 JOUR 564 030 RADIO, TV STAT ORG/OPR

001 1600~1850 H

PREREQ JOUR 345 SAME AS JOUR 440

001 1100-1150 M W f l010 1930-2130 w

PREREQ JOUR 345 SAME AS JOUR 443

001 1400-1515 T TH lOlO 1930-2130 W

PREREQ JOUR 350 AND 355 LAB TO BE ARR

001 1900-2200

PREREQ JOUR 350 AND 360 SAllE AS JOUR 462

001 1400-1645 T TH

PREREQ GRAD. STANDING

MCKY 0030 WJ KOSTKA C S GLEASON

MCKY 0030 FW BIGLOW IICKY 102 FW BIGLOW

MCKY 0030 CJ BURNS MCKY 102 CJ BU~NS

MCKY 0030 SJ ARCHIBALD

MCKY ll7 KUCZUN

SA~E AS JOUR 464 AND COMH 460/560

600 JOUR 577 030 ROGS IN HIST MASS COMM

!iJl!S• FOR All 900 SECTIONS SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL FORM.

600 JOUR 598 1-3 INTERNSHIP

600 JOUR 700 1-6 MASTERS THESIS

600 JOUR 930 l-4 INDEPENDENT STUDY

bOO JOUR 950 l-4 INDEPENDENT STUDY

600 JOUR 960 l-4 INDEPENDENT STUDY

MO JOUR 999 000 LANOIOATE FOR DEGREE

SCHOOL Of LAW Thomas G. Brown, Dean

001 1230-1345 M W

001 1000-1150 TH

900 ARR

900 ARR

900 ARR

900 ARR

900 ARR

900 ARR

.. t:lf!!i• FOR INFORMATION REGARDING COURSES OFFERED BY THE SCHOOL OF LAW, PLEASE CONSULT THE LAW REGISTRAR AT THE FlEMING LAW 8UILO!NG.

STAD 367 HE Hill

MCKY 117 KUCZUN

DEPT CRS NO, DEPT NO • CR TITLE OF COURSE TERM SEC TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR

COLLEGE OF MUSIC Robert Fink, Dean

Each undergraduate music student is required to attend a literature-performance class i1 his respective area. This class is part of the P,rincipal applied music registration anc does not require a seoarate registration.

Applied Music . (lessons and classes) listed in the schedule are available to music maj01 ~~(unless otherwise indicated). Non-music majors secure instructions. regarding applied music (lessons) from the dean's office (Music 143). With the exception of MUS 108, 183, 276, 320, 382, 464 and PMUS 129, 329, 529; 130, 330 530; 131, 331, 531; 132, 332, 532, NON-MUSIC students cannot register for music courses at the time of registration. Beginning at the Drop/Add period, non-music students may ADD music courses with the written permission of the professor of the class to be added

Major Codes 601 B ·Of MUS 607 MUS EDUC 614 BA in MUS

Theory

700 MUS 100 020 THEORY 1

700 MUS 101 030 THEORY l

700 MUS 102 010 THEORY /EAR TR LAB 1

NOTE. SEC 14 IS THE ONLY SECTION OPEN FOR NON-MUS! C MAJORS. SEC 12 1 S INTENSIFIED.

700 MUS 103 010 THEORY/EAR TR LAB 1

700 MUS 108 030 RUDIMENTS OF MUSIC

!illi· FOR NON-MUSIC MAJORS OR REMEDIAL FOR MUSIC MAJORS.

700 MUS 121 010 SEH-COHPOSITION

700 MUS 221 010 SEM-COMPOSlTION

700 MUS 321 010 SEll-COMPOSITION

700 MUS 421 010 SEM-COHPOSITION

700 MUS 521 010 SEll-COMPOSITION

700 MUS 621 010 SEM-COHPOSITION

700 MUS 200 030 THEORY 2

100 MUS 202 010 THEORY/EAR TR LAS 2

SEC 010; INTENSIVE

700 MUS 400 020 CONTEMP~ARY THEORY

700 MUS 402 020 18TH C COUNTERPOINT

700 MUS 404 020 ORCHESTRATION

700 MUS 406 020 ANALYSIS 1

700 MUS NOIE.

4q8 020 ElECTRONIC MUSIC SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT CARO.

700 MUS 500 020 CCNTEMPORARV THEORY

700 MUS 504 020 ADVANCED ORCHESTRATION

700 MUS

700 MUS

506 030 ADVANCED ANALYSIS 1

508 020 ELECTRONIC MUSIC

SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT CARD.

COREQ MUS 102

001 0900-0950 T TH

COREQ MUS 103

001 0800-0850 T TH

COREQ HUS 100

010 ou 012 013 PH

0900-095 0 M W F 090G-0950 M W F 0900-0950 M W F 0900-0950 M W F 0800-0850 M W F

COREQ MUS 101

001 0800-0850 M W F

FOR NON-MUSIC MAJORS

MUS Cl99 FW SCOTT RH OlSON

MUS ON49

MUS 'IUS I!US HCKY HUS

Cl2l Cl25 ON59 209

ON46

MUS ON49

FW SCOTT D HAYES RH OLSON DA YOLL~TEOT

001 1200-1250 M W F MUS 1859 KJ HC CARTHY

COREQ COHPOSITION; TAUGHT WITH MUS 221-621.

001 1400-1550 M

REFER TO MUS 121 FOR INFO.

001 1400-1550 1'1

REFFR TO MUS !21 FOR INFO.

CJOl 140G-l550 M


001 1400-1550 M


001 1400-1550 M

REFER TO MUS 121 FOR INFO.·

001 1400-1550 M

COREQ MUS 202

001 1000-1050 T TH

COREQ MUS 200

010 1000-1050 M W F

012 1000-1050 H W f 013 1000-1050 M W F

001 1400-1450 T TH

001 1300-1350 T Th

001 1000-1050 T TH

001 1300-1350 M W

801 0900-095 0 M W

001 1400-1450 T TH

OCl 1000-!050 T TH

ADD HOUR TO BE ARR

001 1000-1050 M W

SAME AS HUSH; 408

801 0900-0950 M W

MUS ON49 CG EAKIN CS EFFINGER RE TOENSING

MUS ON49 CG EAKIN

MUS ON49 CG EAKIN

MUS ON49 CG EAKIN

MVS ON49 CG EAKIN

MUS ON49 CG EAKIN

MUS .C199 CG EAKIN RT ROZNOY

MUS Cl21 FW SCOTT

MUS Cl25 RT RDZNOY MUS ON49 CG EAKIN

MUS ON49 RH OLSON

I!US 0Nlt9 CS EFFINGER

MUS ON49 tS EFFINGER

MUS ON49 RE TOENSING


MUS ON49 RH OlSON

MUS ON49 CS EFFINGER



t:lf!!i· FOR HUSlC ACOUSTICS SEE AERO 395, 599 COlLEGE Of ENGR AND APPLIED SCIENCES.

Music Education

700 MUS 210 030 PUBLIC SCHOOl CURRIC

700 MUS 310 030 TEACHING GENERAL MUSIC

700 MUS 312 030 TEACHING CHORAL MUSIC

700 MUS 313 010 CLSRM INST LABS-GUITAR

700 MUS

700 MUS

316 030 TCH!NG STRING INSTRMNT REC-TCHING STRING INST

LAS-TCHING STRING lNST

317 020 CONDUCTING

7JO MUS 319 010 WINO & PERC DESIGN

' 001 1100-1150 M W F MUS Cl25 1 GH BEAll

001 1300-1350 M W F MUS C199 GH .BEAll

001 1400-1450 M W F MUS Cl21 KJ IIC CAl\THY

COREQ MUS 310 OR 320

001 1300-1350 T TH

oo1 oaoo-oeso ROlO 0800-0850 M W

0800-0850 M 'W LOll 0800-0850 T TH

001 1400-1450 T TH 002 1400-1450 T TH

001

MUS ON85 CF WOLZIEN

MUS ON95 GT SANOFORD MUS ON85 GT SANDFORD MUS ON95 MUS ON95 GT SA,NDFORD

MCKY 102 I<US ClH

Rl WHITTEN GG BERNSTEIN A HC MURRAY

AC IIC KINLEY

DEPT NO. CR TITLE OF COURSE TERM SEC TIME OAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR

700 '4US

700 MIJS

700 MUS

roo ~us

700 MUS

700 MUS

700 MUS

700 !>IUS

700 !IUS

700 MUS

700 HUS

700 HUS

320 030 MUS fOR ClSRM TEACHERS

REC-'HUS CLSRH TEACHERS

416 tllO PERCUSSION ClASS & PED

418 010. INTRO STUDENT TEACHING

419 010 SEll-STUDENT TEACHING

490 020 AMERICAN SAND MOVEMENT

491 020 MUS AOK HIGHER EDUC

522 2-3 BRASS & WOODWIND PED

590 020 AMERICAN BAND MOVEMENT

5'1 020 IIUS ADM HIGHER EO\JC

610 020 INTRO GRADUATE STUDY

611 030 FOUNDATiONS MUS EDUC

614 020 TtHNG MUS THRU PERFORM

RECITATION REQUIRED

001 ooz

ROlO ROll ROll ROll

1400-1450 1600-1650 0900-0950 llOO-ll50 1200-1250 1400-!450

001 1300-135-0

M W M W

TH TH

TH

TH

MUS MUS MUS MUS MUS MUS

Cl99 ON 59 1800 l60C 180C 1800

MUS ON46

GH BEAll GH BEALL

JK GALM

PREREQ MUS 310 OR INSTR CONSENT

00! 1000-1050 TH

001 1600-1650

001 1200-1250 T TH

001 1300-1350 M W

701 0900-0950 MTWTH

00! 1200-1250 T TH

001 1300-1350 H W

001 l000-1050 M W

001 1600-1815

001 1600-1740 H

F

MUS C125

MUS 1859

GH BEALl WN REEVES

WN REEVES

HE MC MILLEN

MUS C12l Wl !MIG

MUS Cl74 HE MC MILLEN AC MC KINLEY

MUS ON49 HE MC MILLEN

MUS Cl21 WL !MIG

MUS N285 GT SANDFORD

MUS 1849 WN REEVES

MUS 1849 KJ MC CARTHV

700 MUS 712 020 RESEARCH PRACTICUM 900 ARR KJ MC CARTHY. NOTE. SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL FORM.

700 NUS 713 020 CONTEMP ISSUES COL TCH 001 l600-1740 T TH MCKY 202 GT SANDFORD

Choral Music TOO MUS 515 020 SEMINAR~CHORAL MUSIC 1

REQUIRED OF ALL CHORAL M.HUS!C AND D.MUS.A. STl/PENTS EACH SEMESTER Of RESIDENCE. OPEN TO OTHER GRADUATE STUDENTS BY PERMISSION OF CHORAl DIVISION CHAIRMAN

001 1400-1450 M W MCKY 102, WS COLLINS Wl l MIG RL WHITTEN CA BYERS

Organ and Church Music

700 MUS

700 MUS

700 HUS

700 MUS

700 'MUS

700 MUS

100 MUS

100 MUS

700 MUS

700 MUS

TOO MUS

700 MUS

100 MUS

700 MUS

700 MUS

700 MUS

700 MUS

700 MUS

100 MUS

700 MUS

700 MUS

?JO MUS

700 MUS

100 MUS

700 MUS

700 NUS

227 020 SERVICE PLAYING TECH

32b 020 IMPROVISATION

523 2-8 CHURCH MUSIC RESEARCH

526 020 IMPROVISATION

Piano 232 020 FUNCT KEVBOARO TECH

236 020 INTRO TO ACCOMPANYING

334 020 PIANO PEDAGOGY 2

434 030 PIANO PEDAGOGY 3

530 030 GRPICl PIANO INST COll

53Z 020 SEM-PIANO LIT

534 OZO RSCH-PIANO LiT G PED

634 030 GROUP PROCESS

636 030 PRACTI CUM-GROUP· ENVIR

Voice 144 020 ITALIAN DICTION

345 030 GERMAN DICTION

442 020 OPERA THEATRE

444 020 VOCAl PEDAGOGY

REP

448 1-4 VOC REPERTOIRE COACH 2

449 1-4 VOC REPERTOIRE COACH

542 020 OPERA THEATRE

544 020 VOCAL PEDAGOGY

545 020 GERMAN DICTION & REP

51t8 l-4 VOC REPERTOIRE COACH 2

549 1--4 VOC REPERTO-iRE COACH 1

History and literature 180 020 INTRODUCTION TO MUSIC

183 030 APPRECIATION OF MUSIC

100 MUS 276 030 MUS!i: ANO DRAMA

100 MUS

700 NUS

100 MUS

100 NUS

100 HUS

364 030 HISTORY OF. JAll-

380 030 HISTORY OF NUSIC

382 030 MUS HISTORY-LISTENING

467 ozo MUSIC OF BELA BARTOK

476 030 HISTORY CHORAL LIT

001 ARR

001 ARR

701 ARR

001 ARR

001 0900-0950 T TH

001 1700-1830 w 001 1300-1350 T TH

001 1500-1730 T 1600-173 0 TH

001

001 1300-1450

001 002 003 004 005 006 007

00! 002 003

001 1100-1400

ARR

w

ARR ARR ARR ARR ARR ARR ARR

ARR ARR ARR

TH

001 1400~1450 M W

001 1330-1450 T TH

MUS lSOC

DA VOLLSTEDT

DA VOLLSTEDT

OA VOLLSTEDT

DA VOLLSTEDT

P AMSTUTZ LM GRAHAM

MUS C199 Pf PARMELEE

MUS Cl94 EK WALLINGFORD

MUS 160D G DUCKWORTH MUS 1800

MUS N285

G DUCKWORTH

P AMSTUTZ G DUCKWORTH LM GRAHAM D LEHNERT PF PARMELEE MW WAIT EK WALLINGFORD

G DUCKWORTH G DUCKWORTH G DUCKWORTH

MUS 1800 G DUCKWORTH

MUS Cl2l K HATA

MUS ClZl

FOR JR, SR AND GRAD VOICE PERFORMANCE MAJORS OTHERS MUST HAVE INSTR CONSENT

001 ARR

001 1230-1320 T TH

ARR

701 ARR

MUS Cl2l BM DOSCHER SK SABLE

FOR GRAD VOICE PERFORMANCE MAJORS OTHERS MUST HAVE INSTR CONSENT

001 ARR

001 1230-1320 T TH

001 1330-1450 T TH

701 ARR

701 ARR

PREREQ OR COREQ MUS 100

001 1000-1050 M W f

NON MUSIC MAJORS ONLY

MUS Cl21

MUS C121

MUS Cl99

SEC 1-AESTHETlCS, SEC 2-LISTENING SEt: 3-HI STOR I CAl

001 0800-0915 T TH 002 1300-1350 M W F 003 1100-1150 M W f

MUS ON59 MUS ON59 MUS C199

MU~ C121

K HATA

SM DOSCHER BK SABLE

AA LUHRING

WK KEARNS AA LUHRING

D HAYES 001 llOG-1150 H W F

001 1230-1345 T TH MUS C199 fW SCOTT

PREREQ OR COREQ MUS ZOO

001 0900-0950 M W F 002 1000-1050 H W f

NON-MUSIC MAJORS ONLY

MUS C199 MUS ON59

PREREQ MUS 183 OR INSTR CONSENT

001

001

1100-1150 M W

1500-1650 w

f. MUS ON 59

!IUS ON46

OB ELLSWORTH

BULl

DEPT CRS No~·,. OEP·t- NO~ CR TJTL[ OF COURSE TERM SEC TIM£ DAYS BLDG ROOM

700 MUS

700 MUS

700 MUS

700 MUS

700 MUS

700 MUS

700 MUS

700 MUS

700 MUS

700 MUS

700 MUS

700 MUS

700 MUS

477 030 HISTORY OF OPERA

479 030 20TH CENTURY MUSI~

480 020 FRGN LANG SOURCES INFO

487 030 LATE l8/19TH CENT MUS

523 000 MUSICOLOGY COLLUQUIUH

567 020 MUSIC OF BELA BARTOK

570 030 INTRO HIST RESEARCH

576 030 ~!STORY CHORAL LIT

577 030 HISTORY Of OPERA

579 030 20TH CENTUR~ MUSIC

580 020 fRGN LANG SOURCES· INFG

587 030 LATE IS/19TH CENT MUS

782 030 SEM-MUSICOLGY-ESTHETCS

BA in Music

PREREQ MUS 381

001 0930-1045 T TH

PREREQ MUS 381

001 1400-1515 T TH

001 HOO-l55n T

PREREQ MUS 381

001 1230-1345 T TH

001 1500-1650 M

001 1500-1650

001 1100-1215 M

001 0800-0915 T TH

00! 0930-1045 TH

001 l40D-1515 T TH

001 1400-1550 T

001 1230-1345 TH

001 0900-0950 M w F

MUS N285

MUS ON59

MUS N2B5

MUS N285

MUS N285

MUS ON46

MUS NZ85

MUS N285

MUS N285

MUS ON59

MUS NZ85

MUS NZ85

MUS N285

700 MUS 399 010 JR RESEAR!:H SEMINAR 900 ARR f:!Q!I• SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL FORM.

CLASS HEET.S IN MUSIC LIBRARIAN'S OFFICE

Thesis and Recitals !:!Qli• FOR ALL 900 SECTIONS SECURE A

DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAl FORM.

700 MUS

700 MUS

100 MUS

700 MUS

700 MUS

700 MUS

497 020 HJST AND LIT THESIS

499 000 SENIOR RECITAL

701 020 MASTERS PERFORM THESIS

702 020 MASTERS LIT THESIS

800 Q-8 PH D THESIS

999 000 CAND FOR M MUS DEGREE

Special Studies

900 ARR

900 ARR

900 ARR

900 ARR

900 ARR

ARP

NOTE. FOR ALL 900 SECTIONS SECURE A DEPARTMENTAl APPROVAL FORM.

700 MUS

700 MUS

700 MUS

700 MUS

700 MUS

700 MUS

700 MUS

100 MUS

700 MUS

700 MUS

700 MUS

700 MUS

700 MUS

700 MUS

700 MUS

700 MUS

700 MUS

700 MUS

940 l-3 SPECIAL STUDIES

950 1-3 SPECIAL STUDIES

960 1-3 SPECIAL STUDIES

Doctor of Musical Arts

FOR ALL liOO SECTIONS SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAl FORM.

SOl 0-8 PRE-CAND FOR 0 MUS A

802 0-8 CANO FOR 0 HUS A

821 030 DISSERTATION PROJECT

822 030 01 SSER TAT ION PROJECT 2

823 030 tlSSERTATION PROJECT 3

824 030 DISSERTATION PROJECT 4

825 030 DISSERTATION PROJECT

826 030 DISSERTATION PROJECT 6

827 010 PERFORM RSCH DOCUMENT



830 010 PERFORM RSGH DOCUMENT_

831 030 REPERTOIRE PROJECT

832 040 MAJOR DOCUMENT

833 060 MAJOR COMPOSITION

FOR UNDERGRAO MUSIC MAJORS ONLY WITH I·NSTR AND ADVISOR CONSENT

900 ARR

FOR MASTER Of MUSIC MAJORS ONLY WITH INSTR AND ADVISOR CONSENT

900 ARR

FOR DOCTORAL MUSIC MAJORS ONLY WITH INSTR AND ADVISOR CONSENT

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

COREQ MUS 821

900

COREQ MUS 822

900

COREQ MUS 823

900

COREQ MUS 8 24

900

900

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

FO~ PEDAGOGY MAJORS

900 ARR

FOR COMPOSITION MAJORS

900 ARR

Applied Music and Ensembles

A PPLI EO CLASSES

710 PHUS 110 020 KEYBD-MUSICIANSHIP.

INSTRUCTOR

08 ELLSWORTH

JK GALM

S BULL

0 HAYES

AA LUHRING

BULL

OB ELlSWORTH

AA LUHRING

OB EllSWORTH

JK GALM.

BULL

D HAYES

WK KEARNS

AJ ARNESON

MUSIC MAJORS ONLY !All SEcTIONS ASSIG~EDI

710 PMUS 111 020 PIANO CLASS

710 PMUS 112 010 KEYBOARD SKILLS 1

001 1100-1150 M W F 002 1100-1150 M W F 003 1200-1250 M h F 00~ 1200-1250 M W F 005 1300-1350 M W F 006 1300-1350 M W F 007 1400-1450 M W F

NON-MUSIC MAJORS ONlY

MUS 180C MUS lBOD MUS '180C MUS 1800 IIUS 180C MUS 1800 MUS 180D

SECURE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT CARD

801 1000-1050 H W f 802 1000-1050 M W F

FOR PIANO MAJORS ONLY

001 1000-1050 T 1500-1550 w

002 1000-1050 1500-1550

TH w

MUS l80C M WHITAKER MUS lBOD M WHITAKER

MUS 1800 G DUCKWORTH MUS lBOC

~us ~BOD MUS, l80C

lM GRAHAM G DUCKWORTH

LM GRAHAM

PREREQ MUS 38D-381

001 0600-0915 T TH MUS N285

710 PMUS 116 010 VIOLIN-VIOLA CLASS

AA LUf'li\ING,J;_~i!J,7 710 PMUS 117 010 CELLD-STR BASS CLASS

001 0800-0850 M W,

001· 0800-0850 M W

MUS ONB5

MUS CIN95

GT SANDFORD

JE HILLIGOSS

DEPT CR TITLE OF CoURSE TERM. SEC TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR

110 PMUS 210 010 KEYBD-NUSIClANSHIP 2 MUSIC MAJORS ONlY !!ILL SECTIONS ASSIGNED)

710 PHUS 118 010 VOICE CLASS

001 0900-0950 M II 002 090G-0950 II W

MUS l80C MUS 1800

OPEN TO MUSIC MAJORS AND CHOIR PARTICIPANTS

1ST SEMESTER lEVEL

2ND SEMESTER lEVEl

DRAMA MAJORS ONLY

1ST SEMES TEl\ LEVEL

2ND SEMESTER LEVEL

710 PMUS 120 020 VOICE CLASS

710 PMUS 218 DlO VOICE CLASS

~TH SEMESTER ONLY

710 PMUS 327 000 CHORAL PRACTICUM

710 PMUS 527 000 CHORAL PRACTICUH

710 PMUS 627 000 CHORAl PRACTICUM

APPL lED LeSSONS

001 l50G-1550 M W

002 1000-1050 T TH

003 ll00-1150 H W

004 140D-1450 M W

005 140D-l450 T TH

FOR NON-MUSIC MAJORS

001 lZOO-lZ50 H W F


010 0900-0950 T TH

001 1100-1350 M 1100-1550 W F 0900-1050 T TH

001 H00-1350 M 1100-1550 w f 0900-1050 T TH

001 1100-1350 M 1100~1550 W F 0900-1050 T TH

NOTE. FOR 900 SECTIONS SECURE A DEPAR.TMENTAL APPROVAL FORH WITH INSTRUCTOR'S SIGNATURE.

SPECIAL NOTE FOR MUSIC MAJORS ONLY. All STUDENTS REGISTEHO FOR APPLIED MUSIC MUST ATTEND WEEKlY PERFORMANCE CLASSES, IN ADDITION TO ARRANGED LESSON TIMES. BRASS, WOODWIND, AND PERCUSSION- l50D-1550 T, MUS Cl12 ORGAN, l50G-1550 M, HCKY 201 PIANO, FRESHMAN- l50G-l550 M, MUS Cl12 PlANO, SOPHOMORES- 1500-1550 Ho MUS Cl12 PIANO, JUNIORS & SENIORS- 160G-l650 w, MUS Cll2 PIANO, GRADUATE- 1500-1550 W MUS Cl12 SlRlNGSo 150G-1550 Mo MUS·N95 VOICEr SEC 901- l50G-1550 THt MUS Cl99 VOICE, SEC 902- l50G-1550 TH, MUS Cl2l VOICE, SEC 90~- lSOQ-1550 TH, MUS Cl25 VOICE, SEC 904- 150G-l550 THo HUS N85 VOICE, SEC 905- l55G-1550 THo MUS Cll2 VOICE, SEC 906- 1550-'1550 TH, MUS N46 VOICE, SEC 907- 1500-1550 TH, MUS N49 VOICE, All OTHER SECTIONS l50D-l550 TH, ROOM TO BE ARR

710 PHUS 150 Z-~ BARITONE

710 PHUS 250 2-4 BARITONE

710 PHUS 350 2-4 BARITONE

710 P~US 450 2-4 BARITONE

710 PMUS 550 2-4 BARITONE

710 PMUS 151 2-4 BASSOON


710 PHUS 351 Z-4 BASSOON

710 PNUS 451 2-4 BASSOON

710 PHUS 551 2-4 BASSOON


7l0 PNUS 152 2-4 ClARINET

710 PMUS 252 2-4 CLARINET

110 PMUS 352 2-4· CLARINET

710 PMUS 452 2-4 ClARINET

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

ARR

ARR

ARI!

AIIR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR 710 PMUS 552 z-• CLARINET

710 PHUS 652 z-• CLARINET 900 ARR

710 PMUS 153 020 COMPOSITION 900 .!!.Q.!I• INSTRUCTORS FOR COMPOSITION ARE: EAKIN,

EffiNGER, TOENSING, OLSON AND SCOTT.

710 PHUS 253 020 COMPOSITION

710 PMUS 353 020 COMPOSITION




710 PMUS 15~ 2-4 CORNET DR TRUMPET

710 PHUS 254 2-~ CORNET OR TRUMPET

710 PMUS 35~ 2-4 CORNET OR TRUMPET

710 PilUS 451t 2-4 CORNET OR TRUMPET

710 PMUS 554 2-4 CORNET OR TRUMPET

710 PHUS 654 2-4 CORNET DR TRUMPET

110

110

PMUS

PilUS

155 2-'t

255 2-4

FLUTE

FLUTE

710 PHUS 355 2-4 FLUTE

.no PHUS 455 2-4 FLUTE

TlO PMUS 555 2-4 FLUTE

710 PHUS 655 2-4 fLUTE

710 PMUS 156 2-4 FRENCH HORN

710 PMUS 256 2-4 ·fRENCH HORN


710 PilUS 4.56 2-4 FRENCH HORN

110 PMUS 556 2-" FRENC.H HORN


t10 PMUS 157 2-4 GUITAR

710 PHUS 257 2-4 GUiTAR

710 PMIJS 357 2-4 GUITAR

710 PMUS 457 2-4 GUITAR

710 PMUS 158 2-4 HARP

710 PMUS 258 2-4 HARP

710 PMUS 358 2-4 HARP

110 P~US 458 2-~ HARP

710 PMUS 558 2-lt HARP

710 PilUS 159 2-4 OBOE

710

710

710

no 710

PMUS

PMUS

PMUS

PMUS

PilUS

259 2-lt

359 2-4

'+59 2-4

S59 2-4

65'> 2-4

OBOE

OIIOE

OBOE

OBOE

OBOE

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARl\

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

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ARR

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ARR

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ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

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ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARil

MIJS Cl21

HUS Cl2l

MUS ON46

MUS C125

MUS ON46

MUS ClZl

MUS Cl21

MCKY 102 MCKY 102 MCKY 102

DC JACKSON

HJ HEMMEN

MJ HEMMEN

SK SABLE

BM DOSCHER

Rl WHITTEN

MCKY 102 Rl WHITTEN MCKY 102 MCKV 102

HCKY 102 Rl WHITTEN MCKY 102 MCKV 102

RT ROZNOY

RT ROZNOY

RT ROZNOY

RT ROZNOY

RT ROZNOY

RH OLSON

RH OLSON

RH OLSON

RH OLSON

RH OLSON

RH OLSON

PE AAHJUI

PE AAHOLM

PE AAHOlH

PE AAHOLH

PE AAHJLM

PE AAHOLM

FW BAIRO

FW BAIRD

FW BAIRD

FW BAiRD

FW BAIRO

FW BAIRD

AC MC KINLEV

AC HC KINLEY

At MC KINLEY

AC MC KINLEY

AC HC KINLEY

AC MC KINLEY

CF WOLZIEN

CF WOlZlEN

CF WOlllEN

Cf WOLZIEN

HL HOPE

Hl HOPE

Hl HOPE

HL HOPE

Hl HOPE

DT ABOSCH

DT ABOSCH

DT ASOSCH

OT ABOSCH

DT ABOSCH

DT ABOSC:H

DEPT CRS NOe DEPT NOe CR TITLE CF COURSE

llO PMUS 160 2-4 ORGAN

710 PMUS 260 2-4 ORGAN

710 PHUS 360 Z-4 ORGAN

710 PHUS 460 2-4 ORGAN



710 PMUS 161 2-4 PERCUSSION

710 PHUS 261 2-4 PERCUSSION





TERM. SEC

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

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710 PHUS, 362 2-4 PlANO

710 PMUS 462 2-4 PIANO

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710 PMUS 529 010 ~IND ENSEMBLE

710 PMUS 130 010 SYMPHONIC BAND CONCERT BAND

NOTE. STUDENTS WILL BE ASSIGNED TO ONE OF THE BANDS ON THE BASIS OF AUDITION.

710 PMUS 330 010 SYMPHONIC BAND CONCERT BAND

710 PMUS 530 010 SYMPHONIC BAND

710 PMUS l~l 010 CHOIRS

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SEC 001 - UHI VEilS ITY SINGERS SEC 002 - UNIV£RSITY CHOIR SEC 003 - WOMENS CHORUS SEC 004 - MODERN CHOIR SEC 005 - FESTIVAL CHORUS

710 PHIJS 331 010 CHOIRS

110 PMUS 531 010 CHOIRS

710 PMUS 132 010 SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

710 PMUS 332 010 SYMPHONY ORC~ESTRA

710 PMUS 532 010 SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

710 PMUS 133 010 CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

710 PHUS 333 010 CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

710 PKUS 533 010 CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

710 !>MUS 134 010 SELl ENSEMBLE

TiO PMUS 334 010 BELL ENSEMBlE

710 PMUS 136 Q-1 COllEGIUM MUSICUN

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710 PMUS 536 Q-1 COLLEGIUM HUSICUM

710 PHUS 137 010 CHAMBER MUSIC-BRASS

710 ~S 337 010 CHAMBER HUS!C-BRASS

710 PKUS 531 010 CHAMBER MUSIC-BRASS

710 PMUS 138 010 CHAMBER MUSIC-STRING

710 PNUS 338 010 CHAMBER MUSIC-STRING

710 PMUS 538 010 CHAMBER ~USlC-STRING

710 PHUS 139 010 CHAMBER MUSIC 2-PIANO

710 PMUS 339 010 CHAMBER MUSIC 2-PIANO

710 PMUS 539 010 CHAMBER MUSIC 2-PIANO

110 PMUS 140 010 CHAMBER MUSIC-WOODWIND

110 PMUS 340 OLO CHAMBER MUSIC-WOODWIND

710 PilUS 540 010 CHAMBER MUSIC-WOODWIND

7!0 PMUS 141 010 PERCUSSION ENSEMBlE

710 PMUS 341 010 PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE

710 PMUS 541 ~10 PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE

110 PMUS l4Z 010 JAZZ ENSEMBLE

110 PilUS 342 010 JAZZ ENSEMBLE

710 PKUS 343 010 NEW MUSIC ENSEMBLE

HO PIWS 543 010 NEW MUSIC ENSEMBLE

V. Gene Erwin. Dean

General Information

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Academic policies, rules, and regulations are published in the School of Pharmacy section of the current UCB 'Catalog. Students are expected to become familiar with these rules and regulations as well as the specific requirements for graduation. Students are encouraged to consult with their adviser or the School of Pharmacy office if information is

. desired at any time. · REGISTRATION Academic advising will be available at the School of Pharmacy office, Ekeley West 181; during registration and pre-registration, ADVISING IS MANDATORY. The registration schedule must be signed by an adviser, and a major card obtained prior to submitting the completed registration materials. COURSE OF STUDY The normal academic load is 16 to 18 hours. Permission to take more than 18 hours or less than 12 hours may be granted only by the dean. A student must be registered for at least 12 hours of credit on the Boulder campus in order to qualify for a semester of residency. The proper sequence of both the professional and nonprofessional courses in the curriculum must be maintained. A student under the status of scholastic probation will not be permitted to advaric.e into either the fourth or fifth year of the course of study sequence until at least a cumulative 2.00 grade point average has been attained in the School of Pharmacy. A grade of D is not an acceptable passing grade in a professional course and a student will not be permitted to register for fifth year professional courses unless all third and fourth year professional courses have been completed satisfactorily with a grade of C or better. A student may not register for any third or fourth year professional courses unless all prerequisites have been satisfied with an acceptable passing grade. PASS/FAIL OPTION The Pass/Fail option is not permitted for the non-professional or profes?ional courses that are required for graduation. After enrollment in the School of Pharmacy, a maximum of six semester hours of nonprofessional electives may be taken to apply towards the degree under the Pass/Fail option. Professional electives in the School of Pharmacy may not be taken under the Pass/Fail option. WITHDRAWAL A student l~aving the University during a semester or term must report to the School of Pharmacy office to initiate a statement of withdrawal. If a student leaves without obtaining an official approval of withdrawal, a grade of failure will be reported for each enrolled course.

ACADEMIC STANDARDS In the School of Pharmacy a grade of D is not an acceptable passing grade in a professional course; if a grade of D is received, the course must be repeated until a grade of C or better is received. Professional courses are those listed under Pharmacy-Pharmaceutics, Clinical Pharmacy, Pharmacy Administration, Pharmaceutic?] Chemistry, Pharmocology, and Bi opharmacy. A student must maintain a cumulative 2. 00 grade point average for all courses attempted in the School of Pharmacy tn .remain: in good standing,,-. If the average falls below 2.00, a student will be placed on scholastic probation with a mandato reduction of academic load and extracurricular activities. The scholastic record must

DEPT CRS NO. DEPT NO. CR TITlE OF COURSE TERM SEC TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR

be improved each subsequent semester, and if a 2.00 average is not attained or satisfactory improvement demonstrated after two semesters, the status of probation will be changed to suspension. PHARMACY RESIDENCE The American Assocation of Colleges of Pharmacy requires that a minimum residency of three academic years shall be required to complete the professional years of study for a baccalaureate degree in pharmacy. To qualify for a semester of pharmacy residency, a student must be registered for at least 12 hours of credit in the School of Pharmacy on the Boulder campus. If a student takes a reduced schedule of less than 12 hours for the semester or attends the summer session, pharmacy residency will be granted in proportion to the numbe~ of hours completed and the duration of the term. Pharmacy residency will not be granted for enrollment at other campuses or through the Division of Continuing Education of the University.

Major Codes 871 PHARMACY 873 PHARMACY AND BUSINESS

Pharmacy-Pharmaceutics 853 PHAR 103 030 DRUGS IN SOCIETY

853 PHAR 306 010 PRESCRIPTIO~ PROCEDURE

853 PHAR 410 040 PHARMACEUTICS 2

LA&-PHAR~ACEUTICS 2

853 PHAR 417 030 MANUFACTURING PHAR~ACY

853 PHAR 518 010 SEIIINAR-PHARH SCIENCES

NOTE. FOR ALL 900 SECTIONS SECURE A 10EPARTHENTAt APPROVAL FORM.

853 PHAR 949 1-3 !NO STDY-PHARMACEUT1CS

853 PHAR 959 1-3 SP PRO&-PHARHACEUTICS

Clinical Pharmacy

OPEN TO ALL STU3E~TS EXCEPT PHAR MAJORS

00! 0930-1045 T TH HLMS 199 GO APPELT

PREREQ THIRD YEAR STATUS

001 ARR

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100 1.110 Ll20

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001 ARR AJ HENNIG

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001 ARR

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900 ARR

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855 CNPH 420 030 ClN PHAR-THERAPEUTCS l

855 C~PH 423 020 INSTUT PHAR PRACTICE

855 CNPH 426 0.20 COHUNTY PHAR EXTNSHP l

855 CNPH 427 020 COMUNTY PHAR EXTNSHP 2

855 CNPH 428 020 !NSTUT PHAR EXTRNSHP 1

855 CNPH 429 020 !NSTUT PHAP. EXTRNSHP 2

855 CNPH 430 020 OUTPATIENT PHAR CLKSHP

655 CNPH 431 020 INPATIENT PHAR CLKSHP

855 CNPH 432 020 DRUG-POISON INFO CLKSP

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855 CNPH 434 OZO RURAL PHAR EXTERN 2

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855 CNPH 439 020 PSYCHIATRIC PHAR EXTRN

855 CNPH 440 020 ADMIN PHAR EXTERN

855 CNPH 441 020 CliNICAl PHAR PROJECTS

855 CNPH 448 030 BASICS OF RADIOPHARMCY

855 CNPH 449 020 CLIN PHARMACOKINETICS

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NOTE. FOR ALL 900 SECTIONS. SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL FORM.

857 PHAD 800 0-8 DOCTORS THESIS

857 PHAO 949 1-3 !NO STUDY-PHARMACY ADM

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859 PHCH 568 010 SEHINAR-PHARM SCiENCES

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859 PHCH 80.0 i>-8 DOCTORS THESIS

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Pharmacology

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LAB-PHARMACOLOGY 3

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865 PHCL 558 010 SEMINAR-PHARM SCIENCES

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NOTE. fOR ALL 900 SECTIONS SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL fORM.

8b5 PHCL 700 4-6 MASTERS THESIS

Sb5 PHCL 800 1>-8 DOCTORS THESIS

865 PHCL 949 l-3 INO SJUDY-PHARMACOlOGY

865 PHCL 959 l-3 SPEC PROS-PHARMACOLOGY

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AM MALK l NSON REC-ANATOMY & PATHOLGY LAB-ANATOMY & PATHOLGY

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850 BIPH 949 1-3 !NO STUOV-BIOPHARMACY

850 SIPH 959 1-3 SPEC PROB-BIOPHARMACY

PREREQ UNOERGRAO STANDING AND INSTR CONSENT

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~· PHARMACY CONVOCATIONS ON TUESDAYS AT 1600.

RESERVE THIS liME ON YOUR SCHEDULE.

DUATE SCHOOL OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS rf f. Wilcox, Dean

General Information All students should read and adhere to the policies, rules, and regulations as given the Graduate School of Public Affairs section of the·University of Colorado, Boulder alog and in the Graduate School section when the latter is applicable. DEGREE OFFERED

in Cat-

The Graduate School of Public Affairs offers four degrees; Master of Public Administration, Master of Urban Affairs, Master of Criminal Justice, and Doctor of Public Admin~ istration. The latter three degrees are offered only on the Denver campus. The program is offered on a11 three campuses and the student may enroll in courses concurrently on one of the other campuses. The School is a member of the National Association of Schools of Public Affairs and Administration and the Council of University Institutes for Urban Affairs. ORIENTATION OF SCHOOL Instruction is Dl'ovided by a multidisciplinary faculty whose members are experienced administrators and specialists in fields such as organization theory, policy analysis; budgeting, information systems, organization development, city management, labor relations, quantitative analysis, science policy, and administration and urban management. The orientation of the Graduate School of Public Affairs is to decision and action rather than to the accumulation and development of theoretical knowledge.

Graduation Requirements 1. The camp 1 eti on of a minimum of 45 semester hours of graduate work, inc 1 udi ng core

course.s or acceptable equivalents, with a grade average of B or better. 2. American Government Requirement, completed as an undergraduate, by taking P.Sci. 110

or equivalent, or passing the College Level Examination in American Government. 3. P. Ad. 600. Field Study in Public Administration 6 semester hours for pre-service

students. 4. Comp 1 eti on of. either a thesis/project or a comprehensive written ex ami nation. 5. Completion of an area of specialization.

Major Codes 455 PUBLIC .ADMINISTRATION

50

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FOR ADDITIONAL COURSES THAT HAY BE INCLUDED IN THE DEGREE PLANS Of STUDENTS MAJ.ORING IN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, CONSULT THE 198D-l98l BUlLETIN OF THE GRADUATE SCHOOL Of PUBLIC AFFAIRS. THE SCHEDULE OF COURSES FOR DENVER ·INCLUDES

, ADDITIONAL OFFERINGS WHICH STUDENTS HAY TAKE WITH THE CONSENT Of THEIR ADVISER.

Public Administration 875 P"AD 500 030 FUNDAMENTALS-PUB ADMIN

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OPEN ONLY TO GRAOS WITH NO INTRO PAD

875 P AD 502 OlO QUANT ANALYSIS 1

875 P AD 504 030 CRG THEORY & ADMIN

875 P AD 505 030 FIN ADMIN G POL FORM

875 P AD 507 030 HUMAN RESOURCES MGT

875 P AD 510 030 URBAN ADHINISTRATION

875 P AD 536 030 INTERGOVERNMENTAL REl

875 P AD 57G 030 lNTRO TO SYSTEMS

875 AD 600 3-6 fLO STUDY PUBLIC ADMIN

875 P AD 601 030 ADMIN ANALYSIS

875 P AD 608 030 CRGANIZATION DEVELOP

875 P AO 611 030 LOCAL FINANCIAl ADMIN

675 P AD 650 030 URBAN INFORMATION SVS

875 P AD 653 030 PUBLIC POLICY ANALYSIS

NOTE. FOR All 900 SECTIONS ·SECURE A DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAl FORM.

875 P AD 700 030 MASTERS THESIS

875 AO 950 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

875 P AD 999 000 CANDIDATE FOR DEGREE

Urban Affairs 816 U A 510 030 URBAN ADMINISTRATION

876 U A 570 030 INTRO TO SYSTEMS

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PREREQ INSTR CONSENT OPEN ONlY TO STUDENTS WITHOUT GOifT EXPERIENCE

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LAB-!NTRO MILITARY SCI LO~O A COURSE FROM THE AS 100 TO AS 104 SERIES FRESHMAN YEAR, IN ADDITION TO M S 101

201 020 INTRI>-ORGANIZl l!JRSHIP

LAB-INTRO ORGNZL LDRSP COSS 20G-3 REQUIRED SOPHOMORE YEAR, IN AOOITlON TO M S 201.

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,- 'J'C:~~'~41:RER JC FAUR~R' Jl: FAURER JP OWENS JP OWENS

HG MILLER HG MILLER HG HIllER JP OWENS JP OWENS

JP .oWENS, JP OWENS JP OWENS JP OWENS JP OWENS

RJ DICHTl RJ OlCHTL JP OWENS JP OWENS

JM. KAVANAGI-l JM KAVANAGH JM KAVANAGH JM KAVANAGH

RA KEHlESON RA KETTlESON RA KETTLESON

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CA THoMPSON

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CP DU8RACHEK CP OUBRACHEK CP DUBRACHEK

SPRING TENTATIVE COURSES 1981

Anthropology ANTH 103-3 ANTH 104-3 ANTH 200-3 ANTH 202-3 ANTH 224-3 ANTH 301-3 ANTH 343-3 ANTH 380-3 ANTH 404/504-3 ANTH 410/510-3 ANTH 411/511-3 ANTH 421/521-3 ANTH 428/528-3 ANTH 431/531-3 ANTH 434/534-3 ANTH 456/556-3 ANTH 461/561-3 ANTH 463/563-3 ANTH 470/570-3 ANTH 475/575-3 ANTH 480-3 ANTH 483/583-3 ANTH 492-2 ANTH 497/597-3 ANTH 508-3 ANTH 601-3 ANTH 603-3 ANTH 614-3 ANTH 615-3

PRINCIPLES OF ANTH 1 PRINCIPLES OF ANTH 2 EVOLUTION OF HUMAN SEXUALITY INTRODUCTION TO PHYS ANTH 2 URBAN REVOLUTION MAN AND CULTURE MARITIME PEOPLES LANGUAGES AND PEOPLE PRIMATE NEUROANATOMY HUMAN RACES HUMAN PALEONTOLOGY SOUTHWESTERN ARCHA~OLOGY CLASSICAL ART & ARCHAEOLOGY ARCHAEOLOGY OF ANCIENT NEAR EAST ARCHAE METHOD AND THEORY AMERICAN INDIAN ACCULTURATION AFRICA: PEOPLES & SOCIETIES IN CHANGE ETHNOG MEXICO & CENTRAL AMERICA ETHNOG CHINA, JAPAN AND KOREA ETHNOG OF OCEANIA LANGUAGES OF PRIMITIVE PEOPLE EGYPTION HIEROGLYPHICS 1 DEPARTMENTAL HONORS IN ANTH PRE-COLUMBIAN ART ANTHROPOLOGICAL GENETICS SEMINAR IN ETHNOG THEORY

<SEMINAR IN ARCHAEOLOGY SEMINAR IN ARCH SEL AREAS SEMINAR PHYSICAL ANTH OF SEL AREAS

Astra-Geophysics A G 111-3 A G 112-3 A G 114-3 A G 116-1 A G 121-1 A G 122-1 A G 320-3 A G 321-3 A G 392-3 A G 394-3 A G 506-3 A G 511-3 A G 515-3 A G 533-3 A G 541-3 A G 555-3 A G 614-3 A G 615-3

GENERAL ASTRONOMY GENERAL ASTRONOMY PLANET EARTH PLANET EARTH LAB GENERAL ASTRONOMY LAB GENERAL ASTRONOMY LAB TOPICS IN METEOROLOGY TOPICS IN MODERN ASTRONOMY PLANETARY PHYSICS COSMOLOGY & RELATIVITY ATMOSPHERIC PHYSICS 2 INTERNAL PROCESSES OF GASES INTRO PLASMA PHYSICS THE SUN FLUID DYNAMICS 2 RADIATIVE TRANSFER ASTROPHYSICAL FLUID DYNAMICS MAGNETOHYOROOYNAMICS

A G 650/655-1-3 A G 662-3

SPECIAL TOPICS IN A-G STELLAR INTERIORS

A G 750-V A G 940-V

READING & RESEARCH INDEPENDENT STUDY

Biology-Environmental, Population, and Organismic

EPOB 108-3 EPOB 122-3 EPOB 124-1 EPOB 201-3 EPOB 302-3 EPOB 320-3 EPOB 325-2 EPOB 342-4 EPOB 343-4 EPOB 345-3 EPOB 346-3 EPOB 351-4 EPOB 353-4 EPOB 363-3 EPOB 365-4 EPOB 374-4 EPOB 401-2 EPOB 403/503-3 EPOB 410/510-2 EPOB 412/512-2 EPOB 414/514-3 EPOB 427/527-3 EPOB 440-4 EPOB 442-3 EPOB 447/547-3 EPOB 454-4 EPOB 455/555-.3 EPOB 456/556-3 EPOB 474/574-2 EPOB 475/575-3 EPOB 479/579-1 EPOB 489/589-2 EPOB 497/597-3 EPOB 598-3

INTRODUCTION TO BIOLOGY 2 GENERAL BIOLOGY 2 GENERAL BIOLOGY LAB 2 ECOLOGY FOR MAN PRINCIPLES OF ECOLOGY GENETICS INTRO TO EVOLUTION HUMAN ANATOMY HUMAN ANATOMY BIOL HUMAN REPRODUCTION BIOL NUTRITION PLANT ANAT & DEVELOPMENT PLANT PHYSIOLOGY PARAS ITO LOGY ANIMAL KINGDOM VERTEBRATE EMBRYOLOGY TEACHING BIOLOGY LIMNOLOGY POPULATION DYNAMICS DYNAMICS OF MOUNTAIN ECOSYSTEMS ECOLOGY OF FISHES POPULATION GENETICS PATHOGENIC MICROBIOLOGY MICROBIAL ECOLOGY SPEC TOPICS IN MICROBIOL MORPHOLOGY OF VAS PLANTS LICHENOLOGY EVOLUTION ECOLOGY-DOMESTIC PLANTS BIOLOGY OF AMPHIBIANS & REPTILES ORNITHOLOGY HERPETOLOGY LAB CURRENT TOPICS IN NEUROBIOLOGY NEUROLOGICAL .BASES OF BEHAVIOR ADVANCED ETHOLOGY

Biology-Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental

MCDB 106-4 MCDB 313-4 MCDB 315-2 MCDB 382-3 MCDB 384-4 MCDB 412/512-3 MCDB 418/518-3 MCDB 420/520-2 MCDB 475/575-2

INTRO TO MCD BIOLOGY VERTEBRATE ORGAN SYSTEMS BIOLOGY OF CANCER CELL HUMAN HERED GENETIC COUN MOLECULAR GENETICS BIOLOGICAL MEMBRANES PRIN OF NEUROBIOLOGY TOPICS PLANT CELL BIOLOGY ANIMAL VIROLOGY

.Center for Interdisciplinary Studies HUM 102-6 INTRO TO HUMANITIES HUM 304-3 THE TRAGIC SENSE HUM 306-3 FILM HISTORY 2

. HUM 411-3 HERITAGE OF HUMANISM NASC 122-3 PHYS SCI-NON SCIENTIST NASC 123-4 INTRO TO BIOL SCI NASC 304-3 PERSP 20TH CENTURY SCI S SC 411-3 HERITAGE OF AMER IDEAS S SC 443-3 AMERICAN LIVES

Chemistry CHEM 100-2 CHEM 103-5 CHEM 104-4 CHEM 106-5 CHEM 108-5 CHEM 202-4 CHEM 331-4 CHEM 332-4 CHEM 335-4 CHEM 336-5 CHEM 418-4 CHEM 451-3 CHEM 452-3 CHEM 453-3 CHEM 454-2 CHEM 455-3 CHEM 481/581-3 CHEM 482/582-3 CHEM 486-3 CHEM 506-3 CHEM 518-2 CHEM 531-3 CHEM 552-3 CHEM 553-3 CHEM 556-3 CHEM 558-3 CHEM 588-3 CHEM 625-1 CHEM 635-1 CHEM 641-3 CHEM 653-3 CHEM 682-3-6 CHEM 685-0-1

·CHEM 943-1-3 CHEM 963-1-3

Classics CLAS 101-3 CLAS 106-3 CLAS 110-3 CLAS 112-3 CLAS 333-3 CLAS 403/503-3 CLAS 405/505-3 CLAS 408/508-3 CLAS 411/511-3 CLAS 412/512-3 CLAS 413/513-3 CLAS 428/528-3 CLAS 430/530-3 CLAS 486/586-3 CLAS 560-3 CLAS 614-3 CLAS 930-1-3 CLAS 950-1-3 CLPH 609-3 CLPH 610-3 GR 102-5 GR 312-3 GR 500-3 GR 600-1 GR 930-1-3 GR 950-1-3 LAT 102-5 LAT 211-3 LAT 312-3 LAT 494-594/3 LAT 500-3 LAT 600-1 LAT 930-1-3 LAT 950-1-3

PREPARATORY CHEMISTRY GENERAL CHEMISTRY INTRO ORGANIC & BIOCHEM GENERAL CHEMISTRY GENERAL CHEMISTRY GENERAL CHEMISTRY ORGANIC CHEMISTRY ORGANIC CHEMISTRY ORGANIC CHEMISTRY ORGANIC CHEMISTRY ADV QUANT ANALYSIS PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY PHYSICAL CHEM LAB EXPERIMENTAL PHYS CHEM GENERAL BIOCHEMISTRY GENERAL BIOCHEMISTRY BIOCHEMISTRY LABORATORY ADV INORGANIC CHEM 1 CHROMATOGRAPHY & ANALY SEP ADV ORGANIC CHEMISTRY QUANTUM CHEM & KINETICS STATISTICAL METHODS PHYS CHEM OF MACROMOLECULES INTRO QUANTUM CHEM ADV GEN BIOCHEMISTRY SEMINAR: ANALYTICAL CHEM SEMINAR: ORG CHEM SPECIAL TOPICS: ORG CHEM NUCL & ELECT MAGNTC RES SPECTRO ADV TOPCS: BIOCHEMISTRY .SEMINAR: BIOCHEMISTRY INDEPENDENT STUDY SPECIAL TOPICS

THE STUDY OF WORDS RISE & FALL OF ANCIENT ROME GREEK MYTHOLOGY MASTERPIECES ROMAN LIT IN TRANSLAT ANCIENT ATHLETICS ALEXANDER & THE HELLENISTIC WORLD GREEK CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY THE ROMAN REPUBLIC GREEK AND ROMAN EPIC GREEK AND ROMAN TRAGEDY GREEK AND ROMAN COMEDY & SATIRE CLASSICAL ART AND ARCHAEOLOGY ANCIENT CRITICISM ARCHAEOLOGY OF ANCIENT NEAR EAST THE ART OF TRANSLATION SEMINAR-ARCHAEOLOGY OF SELECTED AREAS INDEPENDENT STUDY GRADUATE INDEPENDENT STUDY SEMINAR-ARTISTOTLE'S POETICS SEMINAR-TOPIC TO BE ANNOUNCED BEGINNING GREEK INTERMEDIATE GREEK ADVANCED GRADUATE READING ADVANCED GRADUATE READING INDEPENDENT STUDY GRADUATE INDEPENDENT STUDY BEGINNING LATIN INTERMEDIATE LATIN LATIN POETRY ACCEL BEGINNING LATIN ADVANCED GRADUATE READING ADVANCED GRADUATE READING INDEPENDENT STUDY GRADUATE INDEPENDENT STUDY

Comparative Literature C LT 462/562-3 C LT 463/563-3 C LT 560-3 C LT 602-3 C LT 603-3

POETRY AND POETICS THEORY AND HISTORY-LIT CRITICISM ART OF TRANSLATION VARIETIES OF ROMANTICISM EPIC IN THE RENAISSANCE

Computer Science

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ELEM PROG SCI & ENGRS FUND OF COMPUTING 1 HON.ORS - FUND OF COMP FUND OF COMPUTING 2 INTRO TO PROG LANG & PROC COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE ADV FINITE MATH 1 DATA STRUCTURES

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ASSEMBLY LANG PROG INTER NUM ANAL 1 INTER NUM ANAL 2 FORMAL LANGUAGES ANALYSIS OF ALGORITHMS THEORY OF AUTOMATA NON-NUMERICAL TECHNIQUES TRANSLATION OF LANGUAGES OPERATING SYSTEMS NUMERICAL ANALYSIS 2 NUM SOL OF BOUND VALUE PROBS NUM METH FOR NONLIN OPTIMIZ OPERATING SYSTEMS PRACTICUM SOFTWARE ENGINEERING SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP COMPUTER GRAPHICS TOPICS IN PROG LANGS MASTERS READING OPTION IND ST-LWR DIV UNDERGRAD IND ST-UPR DIV UNDERGRAD IND ST-GRAD LEVEL .

Economics ECON 153-3 ECON 201-3 ECON 202-3 ECON 381-3 ECON 407-3 ECON 408-3 ECON 411/511-3 ECON 422/522-3 ECON 441/541-3 ECON 442/542-3 ECON 452/552-3 ECON 454-3 ECON 456/556-3 ECON 461/561-3 ECON 469/569-3 ECON 478/578-3 ECON 480/580-3 ECON 481-3 ECON 489/589-3 ECON 581-3 ECON 603-3 ECON 604-3 ECON 622-3 ECON 642-3 ECON 654-3 ECON 670-3 ECON 678-3 ECON 679-3 ECON 681-3 ECON 784-3

Fine Arts F A 100-2 F A 101-3 F A 120-2 F A 121-3 F A 150-2 F A 151-3 F A 200-3 F A 216-3 F A 217-3 F A 240-3 F A 241-3 F A 242-3 F A 251-3 F A 288-3 F A 300-3 F A 319-3 F A 320-3 F A 321-3 F A 322-3 F A 330-3 F A 331-3 F A 340-3 F A 341-3 F A 342-3 F A 365-3 F A 367-2 F A 368-2 F A 377-3 F A 388-3 F A 389-3 F A 400-3 F A 403-3 F A 418-3 F A 419-3 F A 420-3 F A 430-3 F A 440-3 F A 441-3 F A 442-3 F A 443-3 F A 450-3 F A 477-3 F A 488-3 F A 489-3 F A 497~3 F A 500-3 F A 518-3 F A 519-3 F A 520-3 F A 530-3 F A 540-3 F A 541-3 F A 542-3 F A 543-3 F A 550-3 F A 577-3

CURRENT ECON PROB PRIN OF ECONOMICS PRIN OF ECONOMICS. INTRO TO ECON STAT INTERMED. MICRO THRY INTERMED MACRO THRY MONEY & BANKING PUBLIC FINANCE INTERNTL TRADE INTERNTL FINANCE ECON HIST OF U S ENVIRONMENTAL ECON AGRIC & RURAL ECON LABOR ECONOMICS GOVRN & BUS IN ECON POLICIES IN ECON DEV INTRO TO MATH ECON INTRO-ECONOMETRICS ECON AFR & MID EAST INTRO-ECONOM/COMPUT MICRO ECON THEORY MACRO ECON THEORY SEMINAR-FISCAL POLICY SEMINAR-INTL FINANCE SEMINAR-ENVIRON ECON URBAN/REGIONAL ECON ECON DEV-PROBLEMS ECON OF ENERGY & DEV GEN ECON STATISTICS SEMINAR-MATH/ECONOMET

BASIC DRAWING BASIC DRAWING BASIC PAINTING BASIC PAINTING BASIC SCULPTURE BASIC SCULPTURE DRAWING BEG PHOTO 1 BEG PHOTO 2 BEG INTAGLIO/RELIEF BEG LITHOGRAPHY BEG SILKSCREEN PRINTING CONSTRUCTIONS/ENVIRONMENT FIRST-YEAR CERAMICS DRAWING & ANATOMY

'INTERMEDIATE PHOTOGRAPHY PAINTING PAINTING ASPECTS OF PAINT! NG WATERMEDIA PAINTING WATERMEDIA PAINTING INTERMEDIATE INTAGLIO/RELIEF INTERMEDIATE LITHOGRAPHY INTERMEDIATE SILKSCREEN PRINTING ART IN RECREATION ART MATERIALS WORKSHOP ART IN THE SECONDARY SCHOOLS JEWELRY DESIGN WHEEL THROWING CLAY CONSTRUCTION/HANDBUILDING ADVANCED DRAWING ART OF THE LAST DECADE NEW DIRECTIONS IN PHOTOGRAPHY ADVANCED PHOTOGRAPHY ADVANCED PAINTING ADVANCED WATERMEDIA PAINTING ADVANCED INTAGLIO/RELIEF ADVANCED LITHOGRAPHY ADVANCED SCREEN PRINTING PHOTO PROCESSES· ADVANCED SCULPTURE ADVANCED JEWELRY DESIGN ADVANCED CERAMics-CERAMICS SEMINAR VISITING ARTIST STUDIO GRADUATE DRAWING NEW DIRECTIONS IN PHOTO GRADUATE PHOTOGRAPHY GRADUATE PAINTING GRADUATE WATERMEDIA PAINTING GRADUATE INTAGLIO/RELIEF GRADUATE LITHOGRAPHY. GRADUATE SCREEN PRINTING GRADUATE PHOTO PROCESSES GRADUATE SCULPTURE GRADUATE JEWELRY DESIGN

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588-3 GRADUATE CERAMICS 589-3 GRADUATE CERAMICS SEMINAR 596-3 GRADUATE ART SEMINAR 597-3 VISITING ARTIST STUDIO 598-3 VISITING ARTIST SEMINAR

FA H FA H FA H FA H FA H FA H FA H FA H FA H FA H FA H FA H FA H FA H FA H

281-3 ART OF THE MIDDLE AGES 282-3 ART OF THE RENAIS, BAROQUE, ROCOCO 283~3 ART OF THE 19TH & 20TH CENTURIES 284-3 INTRODUCTION TO ASIAN ART 401/501-3 HISTORY OF PHOTOGRAPHY 406/506-3 ISLAMIC ART 428/528-3 CLASSICAL ART & ARCHAEOLOGY 432/532-3 ROMAN ART & ARCHAEOLOGY 471/571-3 PRE-COLUMBIAN ART 474/574-3 ART OF JAPAN 479/579-3 GOTHIC ART 481/581-3 ITALIAN RENAISSANCE ART 2 483/583-3 ART IN FRANCE 1500-1750 490/590-3 HISTORY OF CONTEMPORARY ART 560-3 SEMINAR: SELECTED TOPIC

French and Italian Languages and literatures

FR 101-5 BEGINNING FRENCH 1 FR 102-4 BEGINNING FRENCH 2 FR 105-5 BEGINNING FRENCH REVIEW FR 201-4 ORAL GRAM REV & CONV FR 202-3 ORAL GRAM REV & CONV FR 211-4 .2ND YR READING & CONV FR 212-3 2ND YEAR READING & CONV FR 301-3 FR PHOENTICS & PRONUN FR 302-2 ORAL PRACTICE FR 306-3 COMPOSITION FR 312-2 MAIN CURRENTS OF FR LIT FR 316-3 ROMANCE LIT IN TRANS FR 402~2 ADV FR COMPOSITION FR 405-2 BUSINESS FRENCH FR 407-3 SYNTAX OF MOD~RN FR FR 409-3 CONTRASTIVE ANALYSIS OF FR & ENGL FR 410-2 FRENCH TRANSLATION FR 420-2 20TH C FR CIVILIZATION FR 448-3 20TH C FRENCH NOVEL FR 505-2 BUSINESS FRENCH . FR 507-3 SYNTAX OF MODERN FR FR 509-3 CONTRASTIVE ANALYSIS OF FR & ENGL FR 510-2 FRENCH TRANSLATION FR 520-2 20TH C FR CIVILIZATION FR 624-2 MEDIEVAL FRENCH LITERATURE FR 940-V INDEPENDENT STUDY FR 950-V INDEPENDENT STUDY ITAL 101-5 BEGINNING ITALIAN ITAL 102-5 BEGINNING ITALIAN ITAL 211-3 2ND YR GRAMMAR READING & CONV ITAL 212-3 2ND YR GRAMMAR READING & CONV ITAL 312-2 SURVEY OF ITALIAN LIT ITAL 322-2. ADV CONV & COMPOSITION ITAL 360-V lTAL THEATRE WORKSHOP ITAL 421-3 ITAL CULTURE & CIV ITAL 493-3 ITAL NARR LIT - 20TH C ITAL 940-V INDEPENDENT STUDY ITAL 950-V INDEPENDENT STUDY

Geography GEOG 100-3-4 GEOG 101-3-4 GEOG 199-3 GEOG 200-3 GEOG 305-3 GEOG 306-3 GEOG 320-3 GEOG 340-3 GEOG 342-3 GEOG 401-3 GEOG 405-3 GEOG 409/509-3 GEOG 416-3 GEOG 431~4 GEOG 440-3 GEOG 443-3 GEOG 450/550-3 GEOG 462/562-3 GEOG 471/571-3 GEOG 473/573-3 GEOG 475-3 GEOG 482/582-3 GEOG 490-3 GEOG 521-3 GEOG 524-3 GEOG 541-3 GEOG 616-3 GEOG 621-3 GEOG 630-4

ENV SYST-CLIMATE & VEGETATION ENV SYST-LANDFORMS & SOILS INTRO TO HUMAN GEOG WORLD GEOG PROBLEMS CARTOGRAPHY 1 MAP INTERP & INTELLIG METEOROLOGY ENV QUALITY & HUMAN CHOICE CONSERVATION THOUGHT QUANT METHODS-HUMAN GEOGRAPHY CARTOGRAPHY 2 REMOTE SENSING-ENVIRON TEACHING GEOGRAPHY PRIN OF GEOMORPHOLOGY LAND MANAGEMENT SYST CONSERVATION TRENDS WATER RESOURCE MGMT URBAN 6EOG-SOCIAL' POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY GEOG OF POPULATION RECREATIONAL -GEOGRAPHY HISTORICAL GEQG,..EASTERN NORTH AMER GEOG OF CENT, N, & SE EUR SEMINAR-PHYS CLIMATOLOGY TOPICS-PHYS GEOGRAPHY NATURAL RESOURCE MGMT SYST SEMINAR-GEOGRAPHIC EDUCATION READINGS-CLIMATOLOGY ARCTIC-ALPINE -ENVIRON

Geological Sciences GEOL 102-4 GEOL 104-3 GEOL 112-3 GEOL 153-4 GEOL 301-5 GEOL 340-4 GEOL 342-4 GEOL 347-3 GEOL 370-3 GEOL 397-3 GEOL 411-4. GEOL 412/512-3 GEOL 417/517-4 GEOL 436/536-3 GEOL 437/537-1 GEOL 453-3

INTRO TO GEOLOGY 2 INTRO TO GEOLOGY 2 OUR DYNAMIC EARTH 2 GEOL DEVEL COLO AND WEST INTRO TO MINERALOGY EVOLUTION CONT ECOSYSTEMS INTRO TO STRATIGRAPHY INTRO PETROLOGY ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY GEOLOGY FOR ENGINEERS FIELD GEOLOGY STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY 2 OPTICAL CRYSTALLOG GLACIAL GEOLOGY GLACIAL GEOLOGY LAB INTRO PHYS SOLID EARTH

GEOL 463/563-4 GEOL 493-4 GEOL 494-4 GEOL 521-3 GEOL 526-3 GEOL 530-3 GEOL 538-3 GEOL 543-2 GEOL 544-4 GEOL 549-3 GEOL 555-3 GEOL 559-3 GEOL 561-2 GEOL 567-2 GEOL 593-4 GEOL 632-3 GEOL 653-3 GEOL 678-3 GEOL 940-1-3 GEOL 941-1-3 GEOL 942-1-3 GEQL 943-1-3 GEOL 944-1-3 GEOL 945-1,-3 GEOL 946-1-3 GEOL 947-1-3 GEOL 948-1-3 GEOL 949-1-3 GEOL 950-1-3 GEOL 951-1-3 GEOL 952-1-3 GEOL 953-1-3 GEOL 954-1-3 GEOL 955-1-3 GEOL 956-1-3 GEOL 957-1-3 GEOL 958-1-3 GEOL 959-1-3 GEOL 960-1-3 GEOh 970-3

History

PRIN OF GEOMORPHOLOGY INTRO GEOPHYS PROSPECT MIN RESOURCE WORLD AFF _IGNEOUS & META PETROLOGY MINERAL DEPOSITS LOW-TEMP GEOCHEMISTRY MECH UNDERGRD FLUIDS SOIL LAB METHODS MORPH & GENESIS SOILS GEOCHEM HYDROTH ORE DEP SEM-AMINO ACID DATING SEMINAR-VOLCANOLOGY MAMMALIAN MICROPALEO NEW GLOBAL TECTONICS ADV GEOPHYS PROSPECT SEDIMENT PETROLOGY 2 ADV GEOMORPHOLOGY SEISMIC WAVE THEORY IND ST-QUATERNARY GEOL IND ST-ECONOMIC GEOL IND ST-PETROLOGY IND ST-SEDIMENTOLOGY IND ST-STRUCT/TECTON IND ST-GEOCHEMISTRY IND ST-GEOPHYSICS IND ST-HYDROLOGY IND ST-OCEANOGRAPHY IND ST-PALEONTOLOGY IND ST-QUATERNARY GEOL IND ST-ECONOMIC GEOL IND ST-PETROLOGY IND ST-SEDIMENTOLOGY IND ST-STRUCT/TECTON IND ST-GEOCHEMISTRY IND Sr-GEOPHYSICS IND ST-HYDROLOGY IND ST-OCEANOGRAPHY IND ST-PALEONTOLOGY IND ST-SOILS PLAN 2 MASTERS RSCH ·

HIST 101-3 WESTERN CIVILIZATION HIST 102-3 WESTERN CIVILIZATION HIST 104-3 INTRO ASIA-CHINA-JAPAN HIST 106-3 RISE/FALL ANCIENT ROME HIST 141-3 HIST OF ENGLAND HIST 142-3 HIST OF ENGLAND HIST 151-3 HIST OF US TO 1865 HIST 152-3 HIST OF US SINCE 1865 HIST 182-3 LATIN AM NATIONAL EXP HIST 208-3 HIST OF CHRISTIANITY HIST 212-3 CULTURE OF MIDDLE AGES HIST 258-3 HISTORY OF COLORADO HIST 301-3 SEL RDGS-ANCIENT HIST HIST 306-3 SEL RDGS-EARLY ENGL HIST HIST 310-3 SEL RDGS-GERMAN HIST HIST 333-3 RSCH SEM: RENAIS & REFORM HIST 337-3 RSCH SEM: BRIT SINCE1688 HIST .. 352~3 RSCH$£M:··t.ATIN·AMER Hisr···· HIST 361-3 RSCH SEM: INDIAN IN AM HIST HIST 383-3 RURAL SOC OF MEXICO HIST 385-3 LATIN AM-DEPEND. & DEVEL 20TH CENT HIST 398-3 WOMEN IN VICTORIAN ENGL HIST 400-3 WOMEN IN JAPANESE HIST HIST 403-3 ALEX & HELLENISTIC WLD HIST 408-3 ROMAN REPUBLIC HIST 409-3 THE ROMAN EMPIRE HIST 420-3 EUR INTELL HIST 1870-PRES HIST 423-3 EUROPE DURING RENAISSANCE HIST 432-3 TWENTIETH-CENTURY EUROPE HIST 434-3 COLONIAL AMER 1600-1750 HIST 436-3 HIST GERMANY SINCE 1849 HlST 444-3 STUART ENGLAND HIST 449-3 THE GILDED AGE 1870-1900 HIST ~53-3 CIVIL WAR & RESCONSTRUCT HIST 462-3 CONST HIST US SINCE 1860 HIST 464-3 .AMER SOC & THOT SINCE 1860 HIST 465-3 US HIST 1929-1952 HIST 468-3 DIPL HIST OF US SINCE 1900 HIST 470-3 HIST OF URBAN AMERICA HIST 474-3 HIST OF MODERN CHINA HIST 476-3 HIST OF JAPAN HIST 482-3 EMERGENCE OF MOD MEXICO HIST 491-3 ARAB-ISRAELI PROBLEM HIST 495-3 RUSS REV & SOV REGIME HIST 496-3 SOVIET UNION 1929-PRES HIST 498-3 SENIOR COLLOQUIUM HIST.601-3 HISTORIOGRAPHY HIST 621-3 RDGS MEDIEVAL HIST HIST 643-3 RDGS MOD EUR HIST HIST 658-3 RDGS AMERICAN WEST HIST 661-3 RDGS HIST AMERICAN WOMEN HIST 691-3 RDGS MID EAST HIST HIST 763-3 SEM: AMER SOC AND THOT HIST 785-3 TRAINING IN HIST PERSERV HIST 794-3 SEM: MOD RUSS HIST

Mathematics A M 135-4 CALC FOR ENGRS 1 A M 136-4 CALC FOR ENGRS 2 A M 235-4 CALC FOR ENGRS 3 A M 236-3 INTRO TO LIN ALG & DIFF EQS MATH 101-3 COLLEGE ALGEBRA MATH 102-2 COLLEGE TRIGONOMETRY MATH 103-3 STRUCT OF NUMBER THEORY MATH 107-3 ALG FOR SOC SCI AND BUS MATH 108-3 CALC FOR SOC SCI AND BUS MATH U0-5 COLLEGE ALGEBRA AND TRIG MATH 112-3 SPIRIT AND USES OF MATH 2 MATH 121-3 GEOM FOR ELEM TEACHERS MATH 130-5 ANAL GEOM AND CALC 1 MATH 230-5 ANAL GEOM AND CALC 2 MATH 240-4 ANAL GEOM AND CALC 3 MATH 272-3 INTRO ABSTRACT MATH

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Physical Education and Recreation P E 197-1 RECREATIONAL DANCE FORMS P E 213-3 MANAGEMENT OF SPORTS PROG P E 225-2 ADVANCED FIRST AID P .E 237-1 PRO-ACT GOLF P E 241 ~r PRO"-ACT. TENNJ S P E 260-1 PRO-ACT ACTfVftftS~OF·'iLQW•,.,Q.RG~NlZ P E 262-1 PRO-ACT BASKETBALL ·······. P E 266-1 PRO-ACT SOCCER P E 268-1 PRO-ACT VOLLEYBALL P E 269-4 ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY P E 270-3 EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY P E 290-0 IMTRO TO PHYSICAL EDUCATION P E 295-3 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH P E 298-V PRACT IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION. P E 320-3 SPORT IN AMERICAN SOCIETYP E 323,-3 HEALTH/PHVS.VALUES OF EXER P E 342-3 NUTRITION P E 346-3 ADAPTED PHYSICAL EDUCATION P E 350-3 HUMAN GROWTH & MOTOR DEVEL P E 369-3 SPORTS HUMANITIES . P E 371-3 PSYCH-SOC ASPECTS OFPHYS EDUC P E 372-3 MOTOR LEARNING P E 417-3 PHYS EDUC IN ELEM SCHOOLS P E 439-V INTERNSHIP IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION P E 454-3 KINESIOLOGY P E 458-3 PHYS EDUC IN SEC SCHOOL P E 467-3 EXERCISE SCIENCE LAB TECH P E 490-3 INTRO TO RESEARCH IN PER P E 497-3 SENIOR SEMINAR P E 503-3 SEM: ADAPTIVE THERAPEUTIC REC P E 539-3 ORGANIZ & ADMIN OF RECREATION P E 559-3 ADVANCED ATHLETIC TRAINING P E 638-3 RECENT RSCH AND LIT IN REC P E 640-3 PROBLEMS IN ADAPTED PHYS EDUC P E 662-3 METABOLIC ADAP TO EXERCISE P E 670-3 SOC BASIS FOR PHYS EDUC P E 675-3 PSYCHOLOGY OF SPORT P E 679-3 PSYCH BASIS-HUMAN PERFORM P E 690-3 RESEARCH METHODS REC 201-3 HISTORY & PHIL OF REC REC 213-2 ORGANIZ OF SPORTS PROG REC 222-2 CAMP LEADERSHIP REC 300-3 LEISURE & SOCIETY REC 400-2 SENIOR SEMINAR REC 401-3 PROGRAM PLANNING REC 405-3 ORGANIZ & EVAL IN REC REC 410-3 ADMIN OF COMMUNITY REC REC 417-V FIELDWORK REC 418-V INTERNSHIP REC 420-3 MGT OF PARKS & REC AREAS REC 430-3 TECH IN THERAPEUTIC REC REC 434-3 CLINICAL-COMMUN THER REC REC 440-3 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

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PHYS 321-3 ANALYTICAL MECHANICS PHYS 322-3 ANALY & QUANTUM MECH PHYS 331-3 ELECTRICITY & MAGNETISM I PHYS 332-3 ELECTRICITY & MAGNETISM 2 PHYS 341-3 THERMODYNAMICS PHYS 370-3 INTRO ELECTRONICS PHYS 375-1 INTRO ELECTRONICS LAB PHYS 446-3 INTRO SOLID STATE PHYS 462-2 PHYSICS HONORS PHYS 492-3 ATOMJC & NUCLEAR PHYSICS PHYS 496-2 SENIOR LABORATORY PHYS 501-3 HEALTH PHYSICS PHYS 504-3 INTERMED MATH PHYS 2 PHYS 585-3 THRY OF RELATIVITY PHYS 596-2 MODERN PHYSICS LABORATORY PHYS 604-3 ADVANCED MATH PHYS 2 PHYS 626-3 QUANTUM MECHANICS PHYS 628-.3 ADVANCED QUANTUM THRY PHYS 632-3 ELECTROMAGNETIC THRY 2 PHYS 652-3 ATOMIC MOLEC PROCESSES PHYS 690-3 SOLID STATE THEORY PHYS 695-V SPECIAL TOPICS

Psychology PSY 100-3 GENERAL PSYCH PSY 205-3 INTRO TO BIOPSYCH PSY 209-3 FUNDAMENTALS OF PSY RESEARCH PSY 210-4 STATIS & RESEARCH METH PSV 221-3 HUMAN SEXUALITY PSY 230-3 PSY OF ADJUSTMENT PSY 245-3 SOC PSV FOR SOC PROBS PSY 264-3 CHILD & ADOLESCENT PSV PSY 265-2 CHILD PSY-PRACTICUM PSY 300-3 HONORS SEMINAR PSY 400-3 HONORS SEMINAR PSY 403-4 LAB COMPUTERS IN PSY PSY 405-4 PHYSIOLOGICAL PSY PSY 409-3 HORMONES & BEHAVIOR PSY 410-3 BEHAVIORAL GENETICS PSY 414-4 COGNITIVE PSYCH PSY 416-4 PSY OF PERCEPTION PSY 420-4 PSY OF LEARNING PSY 430-3 ABNORMAL PSYCH PSY 431-4 PSYCHOPATHOLOGY PSY 438-3 ADVANCED ANIMAL BEHAVIOR PSY 440-3 SOCIAL PSYCH PSY 441-3 EXPERIMENTAL SOCIAL PSY PSY 445-3 PSY OF PERSONALITY PSY 451-3 HISTORY OF PSYCH PSY 468-3 DEVELOPMENTAL PSY PSY 469-4 RES METH IN DEV PSY PSY 471-3 SURVEY CLINICAL PSY PSY 485-4 PRINCIPLES PSY TESTING PSY 503-2 SEM~LAB USE COMPUTERS PSV 505-2 SEN-PHYSIOLOGICAL PSYCH PSY 510-3 ADV BEHAV GENETICS PSY 533-3 PROSEM/ADV DEVELOP PSY PSY 563-3 PROSEM/SOC & PERS PSY PSY 564-3 PROSEM/SOC & PERS PSY PSY 588-4 RESEARCH STATISTICS PSY 591-3 • PROSEM/QU/l\NT. PSY PSY 601-3 RSCH BEHAVIORAL GENETICS PSY 602-3 RESEARCH PROBLEMS PSY 603-2 RESEARCH PRACTICUM PSY 610-2 SEM-BEHAVIORAL GENETICS PSY 621-2 SEM-EXPERIMENTAL PSYCH PSY 623-3 ADV COMP& DEV PSY PSY 636~~ PROSEM/ADV EXPERIMENTAL PSY PSY 639-3 PROSEM/ADV EXPERIMENTAL PSY PSY 652-2 HIST6RY AND THEORY PSY 653-2 SEM-PERS & SOC PSY PSY 659-2 PROBS COMM MNTL HEALTH PSY 662-2 RSCH METH DEV PSV PSV 666-3 LANGUAGE ACQUISITION PSV 670-2 SEM-CLINICAL PSYCH PSY 671-2 PRACTICUM CLINICAL PSY PSY 672-2 SEM-HYPNOSIS PSY 674-2 BASIC ISS & PRAC IN COMM MNTL HLTH PSY 677-3 . CLIN STUDY OF INDIVIDUAL PSY 685-3 PERSONALITY MEASUREMENT PSY 700-4-6 MASTERS THESIS PSY 800-0~8 DOCTORS THESIS PSY 949-1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY PSY 959-1-3 · INDEPENDENT STUDY PSY 999-0 CANDIDATE FOR DEGREE

Spanish and Portuguese PORT 102-5 PORT 212-3 PORT 316-3 PORT 404/504-3 PORT 940-1-3 PORT 950-1-3 PORT 960-1-3 SPAN 101-5 SPAN 102-5 SPAN 105-5 SPAN 211-3 SPAN 212-3 SPAN 301-3 SPAN 302-3 SPAN 304-3 SPAN 316-3 SPAN 331-3 SPAN 332-3 SPAN 334-3 SPAN 400/500-3 SPAN 402-2 SPAN 404-1 SPAN 405/505-3 SPAN 407-3 SPAN 416/516-3 SPAN 452/552-3 SPAN 605-3 SPAN 610-3

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SPAN 612-3 SPAN 636-3 SPAN 695-3 SPAN 910-1-3 SPAN 940-1-3 SPAN 950-1-3 SPAN 960-1-3

SEM-HISP LIT 2 SPAN-AM NOVEL & SS WWII-PRES SEM-LANG & LANG LEARNING INDEP-ENDENT STUDY INDEPENDENT STUDY INDEPENDENT STUDY INDEPENDENT STUDY

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BASIC FINANCE BUSINESS FINANCE INVESTMENT AND PORTFOLIO MGT INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL MGT BANK MANAGEMENT MONETARY AND FISCAL POLICY PROB ,ll,ND POL IN FINANCIAL MGT 1 PROB AND POL IN FINANCIAL MGT 2 BUSINESS FLUCT ~ MONETARY POL DATA PROCESSING COMPUTERWARE INFO SYSTEMS AND MANAGEMENT PRINCIPLES OF INSURANCE RISK CONTROL CORP .ENTERPRISE DETERMINISTIC MODELS PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING SALESMANSHIP CONSUMER BEHAVIOR MARKETING RESEARCH MARKETING INSTIT & RETAILING PRINCIPLES OF ADVERTISING ADVERTISING MANAGEMENT. SALES MANAGEMENT PHYS DISTRIBUTION MGT INTERNATIONAL MARKETING MARKETING MANAGEMENT MBA SEMINAR: MARKETING QUANTITATIVE METHODS IN MARKETING DOCTORAL SEMINAR: MKT THEORY TYPEWRITING

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COLLEGE OF Electrical Engineering Mechanical Engineering ENGINEERING AND E E 213-4 CIRCUIT ANALYSIS 1 M E 195-V SPECIAL TOPICS

E E 214-3 CIRCUIT ANALYSIS 2 M E 212-3 ENGINEERING THERMO 1 APPLIED SCIENCE E E 253-1 CIRCUITS LAB 1 M E 281-3 MECHANICS 1

E E 254-1 CIRCUITS LAB 2 M E 282-3 MECHANICS 2 E E 257-3 LOGIC CIRCUITS M E 295-V SPECIAL TOPICS

Chemical Engineering E E 302-3 STATISTICAL THERMO M E 301-3 INTRO TO MATL SCI 1 E E 303-3 ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS 1 M E 314-2 MEASUREMENTS 1 CH E 201-3 INTRO CHEM ENGR CALC E E 313-3 ELECTROMAG FIELDS 1 M E 316-2 MEASUREMENTS 2 CH E 210-4 CHEM/PHYS PROP-MATTER E E 314-3 ELECTROMAG FIELDS 2 M E 362-3 HEAT TRANSFER CH E 212-3 MATERIAL & ENERGY BAL E E .316-3 ENERGY CONVERSION 1 M E 372-3 SYSTEMS ANALYSIS 2 CH E 322-4 CHEM ENGR PRINCIPLES 2 E E 321-3 ELECTRONICS 1 M E 384,-3 MECHANICS 4 CH E 351-3 CHEM ENGR STATISTICS E E 322-3 ELECTRONICS 2 M E 385-3 MECHAN'ICS 5 CH E 370-3 ANIMAL ENGINEERING E E 331-3 LINEAR SYSTEMS THEORY M E 395-V SPECIAL TOPICS CH E. 403-4 CHEM ENGR LAB E E 343-1 ELECTRICAL LAB 1 M E 401-3 INTRO TO MATL SCI 2 CH E 432-3 CH E THERMODYNAMICS E E 351-3 INTRO TO COMPUTER ENGR M E 414-3 DESIGN 1 CH E 452-4 · CHEMICAL ENGR DESIGN E E 354-2 POWER LAB 1 M E 416-3 MECH ENG DESIGN 2 CH E 457-3 PROCESS CONTROL E E 361-2 ELECTRONICS LAB 1 M E 421-3 AIR CONDITIONING CH E 536-3 CATALYSIS & KINETICS E E 362-2 ELECTRONICS LAB 2 M E 442-3 MECH ENGR LABORATORY CH E 537-3 CH E THERMODYNAMICS E E 381-3 INTRO TO PROBABILITY M E 458-3 COMPUTER THERMAL DESIG CH E 558-3 OPTIMIZATION/CONTROL E E 422-3 ELECTRONICS 3 M E 483-4 VIBRATION ANALYSIS CH E 572-3 NEURAL MODELING E E 424-3 COMMUNICATION THEORY M E 485-4 MECHANISMS CH E 574-3 ADV CALCULATION/DESIGN E E 432-3 INTRO QUANTUM ELECTR M E 490-1 SENIOR SEMINAR CH E 590-0 SEMINAR-CHEMICAL ENGR E E 437-2 INTEGRATED CKT LAB ME 491-2 LEGAL ASPECTS ENGR CH E 595-3 CHEMICAL ENGR DESIGN E E 452-2 POWER SYSTEMS LAB M E 495-3 PRODUCT SYSTEM-DEVELOP E E 453-3 ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE PROG M E 503-3 PLASTICITY & CREEP E E 458-1 LOGIC CIRCUITS LAB M E 513-3 MACROSCOPIC THERMODYN E E 460-2 COMPUTER LAB M E 522-3 METHODS ENGR ANALY 2 E E 461-2 ELECTRONICS LAB 3 M E 564-3 HEAT TRANSFER 2 Civil Engineering E E 463-2 TRANSMISSION LAB M E 581-3 DYNAMICS E E 465-2 COMMUNICATIONS LAB M E 590-0 GRADUATE SEMINAR C E 212-3 ANALYTICAL ~ECHANICS E E 493-3 MICRO PROCESSORS M E 596-2 PERTURBATION METH/ENGR C E 221-3 PLANE SURVEYING E E 494-2 MICRO PROCESSOR LAB M E 695-V SELECTED TOPICS C E 222-3 ENGR MEASUREMENTS E E 495-3 BIO-ELECTRIC MAGNETISM C E 241-'3 INTRO TO ENVIRON ENGR E E 496-3 COMPREHENS ENERGY MGMT C E 311-3 ANALYTICAL MECH 2 E E 505-3 PRIN OF ELECT DEVICES C E 312-3 MECHANICS OF MATERIALS E E 514-3 ELECTROMAG FIELDS 4 C E 313-3 APPLIED MECHANICS 1 E E 532-3 TELECOMM SYS THEORY C L 314-2 ENGINEERING MATLS LAB E E 535-3 NETWORK SYNTHESIS C E 315-2 ENGR MATLS LAB-WATER QUAL E E 537-2 TELECOMM LAB

SCHOOL OF C E 318-2 ENGR MATLS LAB-GEOTECH E E 539-V TELECOMM PROJECT C E 331-3 THEORETICAL FLUID MECH E E 545-3 SAMPLED DATA & DIG CON JOURNAUSM C E 332-3 APPLIED FLUID MECHANICS E E 551-3 HARDWARE-SOFTWARE INTF C E 343-2 WASTEWATER TREATMENT E E 556-3 TRANSL PROG LANGUAGES JOUR 100-3 CONTEMPORARY MASS MEDIA C E 350-3 STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS E E 565-3 SIGNAL DETECT IN NOISE JOUR 250-3 REPORTING C E 360-3 TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS E E 570-3 POLYPHASE INDUCT MOTOR JOUR 310-3 PRESS PHOTOGRAPHY C E 380-3 INTRO-GEOTECH ENGR E E 572-3 ENERGY SYS ANALYSIS 2 JOUR 340-3 PRIN OF ADVERTISING C E 442-3 MUNICIPAL DESIGN E E 577-3 POWER SYST PROTECTION JOUR 345-3 ADVT COPY & LAYOUT C E 451-3 MATRIX STRUCTURAL ANALY E E 590-0 GRADUATE SEMINAR JOUR 346-3 ADVERTISING MEDIA C E 457-3 STEEL DESIGN I

REPORT PUBLIC AFFAIRS E E 592-3 EM TRANSMISSION JOUR 350-4 C E 458-3 CONCRETE DESIGN E E 595-3 ELECTROMAG BNDRY PROBS JOUR 355-3 NEWS EDITING C E 459-3 APPLIED STRUCT DESIGN E E 597-1 TELECOMM SEMINAR JOUR 360-3 RADIO & TV NEWS C E 494-3 SENIOR PROJECTS E E 599-3 MICRO PROGRAMMING JOUR 377-3 HISTORY OF JOURNALISM C E 497-3 ENGINEERING ECONOMY E E 601..:3 SOLID STATE ELECTRNC 1 JOUR 427/527-3 PUBLIC RELATIONS C E 498-3 ENGINEERING. CONTRACTS E E 621-3 ENGR MATH FUNCTIONS .. JOUR 429/529-3 ADVANCE PUBLIC RELATIONS C E 499-1 SENIOR SEMINAR E E . 628-3 MATH METH FLO THEORY 2 JOUR440/540-3 ADV CAMPAIGNS C E 511-3 INTRO TO STRUCT DYNAMICS E E 663-3 DIGITAL FILTERING APP JOUR 443/543.:3 ···RETMcb,J!QV!ORIJ 2 .. 1 NG C E 533-3 APPLIED HYDROLOGY

JOUR 450/550-3 REPORTIN·G· J ., ......... ,.,,,,,,,cc,~· .. ,.,, C E 537-3 WATER LAW POLICY JOUR 463/563-3 BROADCAST NEWS PROJECTS "'"'-:>-:,"'''< C E . 542-3 ADV WATER TREATMENT JOUR 465-3 JOURNALISM & LAW C E 547-3 SAN ENGR PROC LAB JOUR 480/580-3 MAGAZINE WRITING C E 548-3 PROC & DISP-WASTE WTR

Engineering JOUR 490/590 JOUR & PUBLIC OPINION C E 551-3 MATRIX STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS JOUR 495/V NEWSPAPER PRACTICUM C E 553-3 NUM METH IN CIVIL ENGR ENGR 101-2 ENGINEERING DRAWING JOUR 498-IJ INTERNSHIP C E 581-3 ENGR PROPERTIES OF SOIL ENGR 110-3 CREATIVE USES OF TECH JOUR 500-V JOURNALISM RESEARCH C E 583-3 FOUNDATION ENGINEERING ENGR 301-3 THERMODYNAMICS JdUR 506-3 MASS COMM RESEA.RCH C E 587-3 APPL EXPER ROCK MECH ENGR 437-3 WATER LAW POLICY JOUR 571-3 MASS,COMM&ARTS C E 588-3 ADV TPCS GEOTECH ENGR · JOUR 592-3 ECONOF MASS COMM C E 595-3 TPCS-ADV STEEL STRUCT JOUR 598-V INTERNSHIP C E 596-3 ADV SOLAR ENERGY DESGN JOUR 930-V INDEPENDENT STUDY C E 598-3 COMPREHENSIVE ENERGY MANAGEMENT JOUR 95-0-V INDEPENDENT STUDY C E 614-3 PLATES AND SHELVES Engineering Design and Economic Evaluation

EDEE 442-3 OPER RESEARCH 2 EDEE 497-3 ENGINEERING ECONOMY EDEE 593-3 DESIGN ESTIMATING EDEE 595-V SELECTED TOPICS

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Engr. Center-Civil & Environ. Engr. Center-Chemical Engr. Center-Cl<)ssroom Wing Engr. Cente,r-Electrical Engr. Center-Mechanical Engr. Center:-North Tower Economics Engr. Center-Office Tower Engr. Center-South Tower Education Ekeley Chemistry Ekeley East Wiiig Pharmacy Environmental Design Fine Arts Balch Fieldhouse Rifle Range Fiske Planetarium F·itzsimons Hospital (Denver) Geology Guggenheim Hale Science

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Henderson Museum Hellems Arts & Sciences Hunter Science Institute of Behavorial Genetics Institute of Behavorial Science 1 Univ. of Colo. Medical Center JFK Center Kittredge Tennis Courts Ketchum Arts & Sciences Fleniing Law Library Denver Lutheran Hospital Old Main Macky Auditorium University of Colorado Med. Ctr. (Denve~

McKenna Languages Muenzinger Psychology Music National Bureau of Standards Sommers.-Bausch Observatory P.E. Tennis Courts Physical Education Ramaley Biology Student Recreation Center Regent Admin. Center Research Lab No. I Clare Small Gym Speech & Hearing Center, 930 Broadway Folsom Stadium Sewall Hall Temporary Bldg Ill (next to C Gym) Temporary Bldg #16 (924 Green Mt, St.) Temporary Bldg 1117 (930 Green Mt. St.) Temporary Bldg 1118 (932 Green Mt, St,) Temporary Bldg 1/19 (924 Broadway) Athletit: Team House University Theatre University Memorial Center Bowling Alley Wardenburg Student Health Center Woodbury '··Arts & Sciences Willard Admin. Center

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