Fall 1983 Schedule of Courses - University of Colorado Boulder

Table of Contents ACADEMIC CALENDAR ........... Inside cover

INTRODUCTION ......................... .

REGISTRATION PROCEDURES ............. . (Registration Materials, Class Schedule and Tuition Bill Pickup, lost Schedule-Validation Sticker Policies, Photo ID Schedule)

DROP/ADD PROCEDURES ............. ''!2,· •. 3

PASS/FAll OPTION ........................ 3

FINAl EXAM SCHEDULE ................... 3

WITHDRAWAl POLICY AND REFUND SCHEDULE ............................. 3

TUITION AND FEES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 (Regulations, Deferred Tuition, Penalty to Pay, Disenrollment Policy)

GENERAl INFORMATION .................. 5 (Academic Integrity, Plagiarism, Affirmative Action, Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act, Final Exam Policy, intercampus Registration Procedures, Student Conduct, Time Out Program)

COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES .......... 6

·' University of Colorado Bulletin. (USPS 651-060) . 262 Stadium Building Campus Box 384, Boulder, Colorado 80309

SCHEDULE OF COURSES University of Colorado, Boulder Boulder, Colorado 80309

University of Colorado Bulletin While this Schedule of Courses.was prepared on the basis of the best· information available at the time, all information, including statement of fees, course offerings and admissions, and graduation requirements, is subject to change without notice or obligation.

St~dents will be field responsible for complying with all requirements and deadlines published in. this schedule.

DEPARTMENT LOCATIONS ................. 6

COllEGE liST ............................ 7

COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND ADMINISTRATION AND GRADUATE SCHOOl OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ....................... 30

COllEGE OF DESIGN AND PlANNINGDIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAl DESIGN .... 32

SCHOOL OF EDUCATION ................ 33

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND APPLIED SCIENCE ................... 34

GRADUATE SCHOOl ..................... 38

SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM ................ 38

SCHOOL OF LAW ....................... 39

COLLEGE OF MUSIC ...................... 39

SCHOOL OF PHARMACY ...... .' .......... 4!

ROTC PROGRAMS ....................... 42

BUILDING ABBREVIATIONS AND CAMPUS MAP WITH SAFETY PATHS OUTLINED .......... 45

Volume LXXXII, No. 12, December 15, 1982. General Series No. 2071. Published two times a month by the University of Colorado Second class postage paid at Boulder, Colorado

One copy of the SCHEDULE Of COURSES wm be available at no cost to each student at Registration. Students who wish to purchase another copy at any other time may do so at the University Bookstore.

FALL SEMESTER 1983 ACADEMIC CALENDAR Apr. 27-29 (Wed.-Fri.}

july I (Fri.)

Aug. 24 (Wed.)

Aug. 29 (Mon.)

Aug. 30 (Tue.)

Aug. 31 (Wed.)

Sep. 1-2 (Thu.-Fri.)

Registration for Boulder Campus degree students enrolled Spring Semester 1983 (8: 30 a.m.-4:30 p.m., Wednesday and Friday; 8:30 a.m.-6:30 p.m., Thursday, UMC Ballroom).

Tuition deposit due for continuing students.

Or:ientation and Registration for former, new transfer, and new freshman students who have not previously registered (8:30 a.m.-6:30 p.m., UMC Bail room). -

Schedule and Bill Pickup (8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m., 8 locations). ·

Drop/ Add day. No classes. Refer to Arts and Sciences and Business narratives for important policies on Drop/ Add.

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

Registration for Space Available Voluntary Education (SAVE) program (9 a.m.-4 p.m., UMC Ballroom).

Senior auditors registration, Koenig Alumni Center (9 a.m.-3 p.m., Thursday; 9 a.m.;,.noon, Friday).

Sep. 2 (Fri.) Last day to add College of Business courses.

Sep. S Labor Day. No classes. (Mon.)

Sep. 9 (Fri.)

Sep. 16 (Fri.) DEADLINES

Sep. 30 (Fri.)

Oct. l (Mon.)

Oct. 14 (Fri.)

Bills due (including tuition, fees, room and board, etc.).

. Last day to add a coul"se including Independent -. Study and Thesis .. This add deadline will be in effect unless enrollment levels are reached prior to this date.

Last day to drop a course without paying tuition and fees for the course and without a ''W'' showing on your· transcript. Ali drop forms must be deposited at the Office of Registrations, Regent 125, by 4 p.m. in order to be computed for any tuition and fee adjustment.

Last day to withdraw from school and be assessed onJy your registration/tuition deposit ($1 00 in-state or $300 out-of-state).

Last day to turn in Pass/Fail form at Regent I 25.

Last day to change No Credit status on courses.

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

Undergraduates who have not picked up their schedules by this date will be withdrawn from the University.

Last day to withdraw from school and be assessed amount of required deposit ($1 00 or $300) or 40 percent of full tuition and fees, whichever is greater.

Deadline for lntrauniversity Transfer (IUT) applications. Please check with each college or school for any exceptions.

Juniors and seniors in Arts and Sciences who are Open Option ( 199) must declare a major by this date.

Last day to pay any unpaid balance including approved deferred tuition:

Last day to withdraw from school and be assessed amount of required deposit ($1 00 or $300) or 60 percent of full tuition and fees, whichever is greater. No refund thereafter.

f7 ..•. · Q:fANG.ES~;;:;undei,-~~~&rati6~g~id~7T-l lero~/ Add dates for. fall .1983. Please READ aU regis-! ~rati()n in.structiQns·fpr th~ rn<>St .. CUrrent information.! l~--·-·--·. --~-~~---.... ~--· -· --~-· . -~·-·-·-·,·------·----------.1

Nov. 8 (Tue.)

Last day to drop a dass without petitioning your dean. (Change of date under consideration.)

Nov. 24-25 {Thu.-fri.)

Nov. 28 (Mon.)

Nov. 30, Dec. 1-2 (Wed.-fri.)

Thanksgiving holiday.

Classes resume.

Spring 1984 advising and registration for Boulder Campus degree students currently enrolled for Fall 1983 (8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Wed. and Friday; 8:30 a.m.-6:30 p.m. Thurs., UMC Ballroom).

Dec. 9 (Fri.) Last day of classes.

Dec. 10 (Sat.)

Dec. 12-17 (Mon.-Sat.)

Dec. 22 (Thu.)

Reading period.

Final examination period-6 days.

Commencement.

Last day for completion of IW and IF grades for Fall Semester 1982.

GRADUATE Additiopal deadline informa~km .. can be found in the Graduate School

STUDENTS: section of this publication .

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

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INTRODUCTION All students should Reep a copy of this

SCHEDULE OF COURSES. Besides the course listings, it contains the current academic calendar and registration procedures. In addition,

of the information in the SCHEDULE is for answering questions on various policies

procedures. The current information is announced

in instructions which are distributed at registration. be sure to secure a copy of these

and before pro-ceeding through

requirements and policies each college and and of the University are printed in the 1983-84 UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO BOULDER CATALOG. Each student should have a copy of this CATALOG for course descriptions, as well as for current policies. Students should refer to a copy of the CATALOG for their year of entry to find graduation requirements. All students are responsible for knowing and following the provisions set forth in the CATALOG.

Because of the lead time required to publish the CATALOG, changes in University and/or college or school rules and policies may occur in the interim. It is the student's responsibility to be aware of all such revisions. This can best be accomplished by consulting department advisors, checking department bulletin boards, and reading the SCHEDULE OF COURSES narrative preceding each college/school course listing.

REGISTRATION PROCEDURES Registration Materials A. Forms and Supplies You Will Need

I . Co~:~rse Request Form 2. Deposit Form-$1 00 or $300 (as applicable) is

printed on it, and the lower half of the form must be turned in when you pay your deposit.

3. Optional Fee Form-.-Several optional services are available andmay be selected on this form:

4. Pendl (rl or Mark-Sense)-Use this on all forms.

5. SCHEDULE OF COURSES-Keep this copy and take it with you to Registration ..

6. CU Photo ID-The ID is required of all students.~ A validation sticker will be provid~d at Schedule

. and Bill Pickup each semester. !;Be sure to read the registration instructions available at every registration. These instrucions contain the most currtmt information

1 and deadlines.

B. Understanding the SCHEDUlE OF COURSES

After consulting an academic advisor or reading the advising instructions and reviewing college/school requirements, you will be ready to select your courses.

The SCHEDULE OF COURSES has a table of contents to help you locate the college or school which lists the courses you need. At the top of each page of courses you will find the abbreviations for the information supplied:

• DEPT NO-The department number ~is essential for filling out your course requests. Do not confuse this with major number.

• DEPT-The department name abbreviated to. a . maximum of 4 spaces.

• CRS NO-The course number. • CR-The number of credit hours the course of

fers: 030 means 3 credit hours; 2-4 indicates that credit is variable and means you must indicate on your course request whether you want 2, 3, or 4 credit hours.

• TITLE OF COURSE-This is often abbreviated also.

• SEC-This is the section number and it means the same as the lecture number. When an L precedes the number (l004), it indicates a laboratory (lab) and is taken along with the lecture. When an R precedes the number (RO I 0), it indicates a recitation (rec) and is taken along with the lecture. Some classes have all three: lecture, lab, and recitation.

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Gain a full semester's credits while you SAIL AROUND THE WORLD!

There are still openings for the SPRING 1984 voyage.

Plan your Semester at Sea now' Itinerary (tentative)

DEPARTS JANUARY 26 from Fort Lauderdale, Florida

San Salvadore, Brazil; Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; ·

Capetown, South Africa; Durban. South Africa;

Mombasa, Kenya; Colombo, Sri Lanka;

Madras, India; Hong Kong;*

Keelung, Taiwan; Pusan, Korea;

Kobe, Japan..:::.. ARRIVES BACK MAY 6 to San Francisco.

Fall voyage sails September 7, 1984 from Seattle. More than 60 courses. with in-port and voyage-related emphasis.· Faculty from University of

· Pittsburgh and other leading universities is augmented by visiting area ~~~. .

Participation is open to qualified students from all accredited colleges and universities. Semester at Sea admits students without regard to color, race. or creed. The S.S. Universe is fully air-conditioned, 18,000 tons, registered in Liberia and built in America.

*Optional tours. including special tours into the People's Republic of China

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• TIME-Meeting time of the class. • DA YS-Meetingdays of the class (Tis Tuesday

and TH is Thursday). • BlDG-The buifding abbreviation. See the list

on the campus map, inside back cover. • ROOM-The room number. • iNSTRUCTOR-Instructor's name is printed

when available . • LIMIT -Approximate dass size.

When your courses and filling out your forms, remember the following:

I. CREDIT HOUR LIMITS-Until the Drop/Add period begins, students in Arts and Sciences and Journalism are limited to a maximum of 17 credit hours; students in Design and Planning, Education, Music, and Pharmacy are iimited to 19 credit hours; and Law students are limited to 16 credit hours.

Business students are limited to a maximum of I 7 credit hours per semester. Graduate students may receive only I 5 hours of graduate credit toward a degree each Fall and Spring Semester. Students in Engineering may take unlimited credit hours.

Students in all colleges and schools should check with their deans for details on maximum number of credit hours allowed.

2. CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT CLASSESFor courses so designated in the SCHEDULE OF COURSES with an 800-series section number and the statement "Secure a Controlled Enrollment Form," the student must go to the office of the department offering the course to obtain a Controlled Enrollment Form. Availability of these forms is arranged in each department and will range from a week before registration ,~0, the actual days of registration.

'The student must deposit this form in addition to the regular Course Request Form dur· ing registration in order to enroll in that course. A request for a CONTROLLED Enrollment course on the REGULAR Course Request Form alone is not acceptable and the stu'" dent WILL NOT be placed in the course.

3. INDEPENDENT STUDIES-Students registering for courses with sections numbered 900 or above (Independent Study, Thesis, Candidate for Degree,

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8 a.m.-11 p.m. 8 a.m.-1 a.m. Noon-1 a.m. Noon-11 p.m.

STOP BY OUR CAMPUS OFFICE: Room 23, UMC (across from the bookstore) or telephone: 492-5351 for a FREE COLOR BROCHURE, or write: Semester at Sea, UCIS, Forbes Quadrangle, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA 15260, or call toll-free (800) 854-0195. .

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etc.) MUST obtain an Independent Study /Thesis Approval Form from the department offering the course. This form must be completed in addition to the regular Course Request Form and turned in at registration in order to enroll in that course.

The Independent Study Form must be completed accurately. Section number may be left blank, but all other information including student's name and number, department abbre'• viation, course number, instructor's name, departmental approval signature, and credit hours must be provided.

C. Fming Out the Forms USE A #2 OR MARK-SENSE PENCIL

I . Deposit Form does not need to be filled out. 2. Controlled Enrollment Form needs your student

number in the boxes and the bubbles and your name printed legibly below the number.

3. Course Request Form is the 8 V2 x I I '' sheet with orange printing.

a .If your student name and number are printed, verify the information. If they aren't printed, use a #2 or MARK-SENSE pencil to enter your student number in the bubbles and the other information on the lines.

b .Enter one course in each course box. In the boxes and the bubbles, enter the department number, course number, credit hours, and section numbers (lecture section number is required; lab and recitation numbers are entered in the same course box when applicable). Be sure to mark NONCREDIT bubble if you want NC for the course.

c . Be sure to enter all zeros (as in section 00 I). ·

D. Deposit Waivers Applications for waiver of the continuing student

tuition deposits will be available in the Fieldhouse during registration on April 27-29 and in the Office of Financial Aid until July I . These applications are available to Financial Aid recipients who have sufficient loan, grant, and/or scholarship aid to cover their full tuition, fees, and room and board charges (if living on campus). Please note that expected employment earnings from a regular hourly or Work-Study job cannot be used in approving this waiver.

Priority in classes will be given to those students who complete their registration correctly and on time. Students must turn in materials, pay their deposits, and pick up. their schedules on these designated dates:

Continuing New and Returning Students Former· Students

Registration April 27-29

Tuition deposit due by July I

Registration on August 24

Schedule· and Bill Pickup on Monday. August 29

Schedule and Bill Pickup on Monday, August 29

failure to meet these deadlines may result in late fees or the student not being allowed to

register for the fall Semester.

Class Schedule and Tuition Bill Pickup

Student class schedules and tuition bills m.ust be picked up Monday, August 29, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m., and student Photo IDs will be validated for the Fall Semester 1983 at the following locations:

College or School Building AS Arts and Sciences Fieldhouse BU/BG Business and

EV

ED EN

GR JR

L MU PH

Business Grad Design and Planning

Education Engineering &

Applied Science Graduate School journalism

Law Music Pharmacy

Business Environmental

Design Education I 55 So. Entr.,

Engineering UMC Ballroom Environmental

.Design Law School 194 Music, Lounge Education 155

lost ScheduleValidation Sticker Policies

( I ) Students who request duplicate c:opies of their student schedules, for any reason, will be charged $1 per copy and must provide identification.

(2) Students will be charged $2 for a validation sticker issued after Friday, September 16.

Photo ID Schedule Former returning students, new freshmen, new

transfers, and new graduate students MUST have a Photo ID made before they can receive a Fall 1983 validation sticker. All students will need their Class Schedule and one other form of ID in order to obtain a University of Colorado Photo ID.

The initial (first time) ID, if obtained during the times indicated below, is free of charge. After September 16, 1983, the charge for an IDwill be $6. Checks will be accepted only with a check guarantee card.

Photo IDs and validation stickers will be issued in Folsom Stadium room 129 (between gates 4 and 5) according to the following schedule to which students must adhere. Photo ID hours are from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Aug. 30 (Tue.) DORMS ONLY: New freshmen,

new transfers, new grads residing in the following dorms only-Williams Village, Farrand Hall, Brackett, Cockerell

Aug. 31 (Wed,) DORMS ONLY: New freshmen, new transfers, new grads residing in the following dorms only-Kittredge, Baker, Aden, Willard

Sep. I (Thur.) DORMS ONLY: New freshmen, new transfers, new grads residing in the dorms -Hallett, libby, Nichols, Sewall, and all other residence halls.

· NONDORMITORY NEW STUDENT SCHEDULE: New freshmen, new transfers, new grads not living in the residence halls will have photo taken according to the alphabetical schedule below.

Sep. 2 (Fri.) A-H also SAVE students. Sep. 5 (Mon.) labor Day Holiday. Photo ID

dosed. Sep. 6 (Tue.) 1-P Sep. 7 (Wed.) Q-Z Sep. 8 (Thur.) FORMER AND .CONTINUING

STUDENTS: open to all. The charge for replacement IDs is $6.

• IMPORT ANT -New students who began school during the 1983 Summer Term should bring their Summer ID card in order to receive a free Photo 10 card.

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• TEMPORARY ID-Until you receive your Photo ID, your copy of the printed Class Schedule will serve as your temporary Fall 1983 identification.

• LOST PHOTO iD REPLACEMENT -Continuing and former students who have lost their Photo ID must present the student copy of their Fall 1983 Class Schedule as proof of enrollment as well as a photo driver's license. Replacement IDs will be made in Folsom Stadium room 129 (between gates 4 and 5) pn September 9 and I 0 from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. for a charge of $6. FAILURE TO REPLACE A LOST ID WILL DELAY YOUR FUTURE REGISTRATiONS.

Beginning Monday, September 12, Photo ID hours will be from 9:30a.m. to noon, Monday through Friday. For more information, call 492-7341.

DROP/ADD PROCEDURES -~----Special Notes-----• Changes are under . consideration regarding Drop/ Add dates for Fall i 983. Please read all registration instructions for the most current information. · • The Add deadline will be in effect unless enrollment levels are reached prior to September 16.

( I ) Students will be allowed to drop and add through Friday, September 16, withho signature required on the Drop/Add form. The deadline for Business students is September 2.

(2) No Add, including Independent Study and Thesis; will be allowed after September 16, 1983.

(3) After this date, the instructor must sign Drop forms. Students must be passing a course at the time it is dropped. A "W" will remain on the transcript for courses dropped at this time.

(4) You will be charged for any courses dropped after September 16.

(5) Starting Wednesday, November 9, 1983, courses may not be dropped unless there are circumstances dearly beyond the student's control (accident, illness, etc:); in addition to the instructor's certification (as in 3 above), the stude.nt must petition the dean for all Drops.

(6) Validated receipts are provided for all students who deposit Drop/ Add forms at the Office of Registrations, Regent 125. it is the students' responsibility to. retain this receipt.

PASS/FAIL OPTION (I) Before enrolling in courses on the PassfFail op

tion, students should consult their college and school requirements and restrictions concerning Pass/Fail enrollment to ensure an approved registration. Students may obtain Pass/Fail forms from either the registration final check clerks or at the Office of Registrations, Regent 125.

Completed Pass/Fail forms must be turned in at the Office of Registrations prior to 4 p;m. on Friday, September 16. Students will be given a validated receipt upon submission of the Pass/Fail form. It is the student's responsibility to retain this receipt. After Friday, September 16, 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 Registratio'ns.

(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 roster and a normal letter grade is assigned on the final grade roster by the professor.

When grades are received in the Office of Records, those registrations which require a Pass/Fail designation are automatically converted by the grade application system. Grades of D and above convert to a grade of P. Grades of f would equal a letter grade of F.

(4) Only six hours or two courses (whichever is greater) may be taken Pass/Fail in a given semester.

WITHDRAWAL POLICY AND· REFUND SCHEDULE

(I) Failure to withdraw makes you liable for the full amount of tuition and fe~s assessed for the Fall Semester 1983 (in compliance with the Board of Regents ruling on August 18, 1971 ).

(2) Failure to withdraw will result in a failing grade being recorded for every course you requested and were sectioned into for the Fall Semester 1983.

( 3) You must withdraw in the Office of Registrations, Regent 125. Before classes start, you may send

a letter to the Withdraw<i.l Coordinator, Office of Registrations, Campus Box 7, University of Colorado at Boulder, Boulder, Colorado 80309.

(4) Undergraduate students who fail to pick up their class schedules by 4 p.m., Friday, September 16, will automatically be withdrawn from school and assessed their tuition deposit. · (5). If you dr9p your only or last class, an ad

ministrative withdrawal is processed with no n:ifund (see f I above). It is not necessary to secure drop / forms if yqu are withdrawing.

If a student withdraws from the Boulder Campus, adjustments or refunds of the total tuition and fees are made as follows:

Withdrawal Period Refund or Assessment Schedule Prior to July I , 1983-Continuing Students Only

Full refund of tuition deposit ($ I 00 or $300 out-of-state) with receipt of letter from student to Withdrawal Coordinator, Office of Registrations, Regent 125, Campus Box 7, University of Colorado at Boulder, Boulder, Colorado 80309. Full amount of tuition or confirmation deposit is retained by the University. Amount ofrequired deposit ($1 00 or $300} retained OR 40o/o of full Tuition and Fees assessed, whichever is greater. Amount of required deposit ($1 00 or $300) retained OR. 60o/o of full Tuition and Fees assessed, whichever is greater. No refund. I OOo/o of full Tuition and

July 2-Sept I 6

Sept 17-30

Oct 1-14

Oct IS and thereafter Fees due.

TUITION & FEES SPRING 1983 Rates for tuition, student fees, and medical

coverage have !:!2!: been set for Fall 1983. The following table shows the rates for Spring 1983. Actual tuition may differ from the rates shown: Final rates will depend on the level of support provided by state appropriations, to be determined late spring 1983.

The Board of Regents reserves the right to change Tuition and Fees at any time.

Resident

Credit Hours Under-of Enrollment graduate Graduate

0.0 to 3.0 $2,24 ' $ 690.00 3.1 to 4.0 2.245.00 920.00 4. I to 5.0 2,245.00 I, 150.00 5. I to 6.0 2.245.00 I ,380.QO . 6.1 to 7.0 2,245.00 1,61(l.OO 7. I to 8.0 2,245.00 1,840.'00 8.1 to9.0 2.245.00 2,070.00 9.1 to 10.0 2.245.00 2,217.00 Over 10.0 2.245.00 2,217;00 Each Credit Hour Over 17 241.00 23o:oo

Law

$ 690.00 920.00

I, 150.00 1.380.00 1,610.00 1.840.00 2.070.00 2,217.00 2.217.00

230.00

Fees ..

$

110.25

110.25 · I 10.25

110.25 110.25 110.25

Fees••

$

110.25 110.25 110.25 110.25 110.25 110.25

**Students taking only one c;ourse (from I to 5 credit hours) will pay fees of $11.90. Other students pay the full $ I I 0. 25. These are self-assessed fees as determined by the UCSU. In addition, students registered for 4 or more hours will be assessed a$10 fee for women's col-

. legiate athletics.

EXTRA TUITION SURCHARGE: For every credit hour OVER 17 for which a student registers, and retains past the 12th school day of a semester, there will be a tuition surcharge.

Tuition and Fee Regulations (I) Student Responsibility for- Payment: .

Failure to receive an official University billing will not relieve the student of responsibility for payment by the established date.

(2) Students will be assessed tuition for the number of hours they have 'on September 16, 1983.

. (3) No tuition adjustment will be made fqr courses dropped after September 16. However, tuition for classes added will be assessed and billed.

(4) Resident and nonresident students enrolled only

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FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE (M-F = Daily) CLASSES/TIMES EXAM TIMES

Monday, December 12, 1983 Chern 100, 101, 103, 106, 331, and

Thur night classes 9:30 a.m. T Th II a.m. MWF, M-F Acct 200

7:30 a.m.-10:30 a.m; I I :30 a.m.- 2:30 p.m. 3:30p.m.- 6:30p.m. 7:30 p.m.~I0:30 p.m.

Tuesday, December 13 4 p.m. MWF, M-F 7:30 a.m.-10:30 a.m. II a.m. T Th II :30 a.m.- 2:30 p.m. 3:30 p.m., T Th 3:30 p.m.- 6:30 p.m. Span 101:102, 105 7:30 p.m.-10:30 p.m.

Wednesday, Dec~mber 14 Q M 20 I, B Ad 200, A M 135,

Math 107, and Wed night classes 7:30 a.m.-10:30 a.m. 8 a.m. MWF, M-F II :30 a.m.- 2:30 p.m. I p.m. MWF, M-F 3:30 p.m.- 6:30 p.m. Phys 321, and Mon night classes 7:30 p.m.-10:30 p.m.

Thursday, December IS 8 a.m. T Th 12:30 p.m. T Th 3 p.m. MWF, M-F EPOB 121

7:30 a.m.-10:30 a.m. ! I :30 a.m.- 2:30 p.m. 3:30 p.m.- 6:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m.-10:30 p.m.

friday, December 16 Phys I 0 I, I II, 112, 30 I, 331, and

Tue night classes 7:30 a.m.-10:30 a.m. 10 a.m. MWF, M-F II :30 a.m.- 2:30p.m. 2 p.m. MWF, M-F 3:30 ·p.m.- 6:30 p.m. 9 a.m. MWF, M-F 7:30 p.m.-10:30 p.m.

Saturday, December 17 Noon MWF 2 p.m. T Th Ger 101, 102, 201, 202

7:30 a.m.-10:10 a.m. II :30 a.m.- 2:30 p.m. 3:30 p.m.- 6:30 p.m.

· NOTE: Night classes are those which begin at 5 p.m. or later.

as ''Candidate for Master's Degree" to take a comprehensive examination for a master's degree will pay resident graduate tuition for 3 credit hours.

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

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

(7) Any student taking one course of 5 or fewer hours who wants the supplemental health insurance will be assessed student fees of $ I I 0. 25 in addition to the insurance charge.

(8) STAFF/FACULTY TUITION RA TES~Fulltime faculty and staff are entitled to 6 credit hours per year at no charge and must register during late registration. (August 30). No student fees will be charged if a copy of the PAF and the signed approval card are turned in to the Bursar's Office. Special Students must reapply each semester to the Office of Admissions.

(9) MATRICULATION FEE-There is a one-time nonrefundable matriculation fee of $I 5 for new degree students. This feewiH be assessed at the time of initial registration. Processing charges then will not be made for adding or dropping courses or for transcript orders. A Special Student who is admitted to degree status will be assessed a $ I 5 matriculation fee at the time of the student's first registration after the change has been mad~.

Deferred Tuition The option of deferring one-half your total tuition

and fee bill until October 14, 1983, is available by applying on or before September 9. One-half your full bill will be due by September 9. Please be aware that the deferred balance will be subject to a I % per month finance charge. If you have any doubt at all about being able to pay your full tuition and fee bill by September 9, please take advantage of this option. To qualify, your total bill at the time of application for deferred tuition must exceed $ I 00.

Penalty for failure to Pay Full Tuition by Deadline

Except for those students who have made prior arrangements for deferred payment, deadlines will be strictly enforced. You will be penalized if you fail to meet the published deadlines, so it is important for you to understand at the outset what those penalties are. You may: I . Be assessed a late payment charge, in addition to

the I o/o monthly interest on the unpaid balance, according to the ~allowing schedule:

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$1-$99.99 100-299.99 300-499.99 500-699.99 700-899.99 900 and over

late Charge $ 5

10 20 30 40 50

2. Be disenrolled from the University and become ineligible for all University services

3. Receive no grades for courses in progress 4. Not be permitted to register for future semesters 5. Receive no transcripts or diplomas· 6. Have your account turned over to a collection

agency

DISENROLLMENT POLICY * Students who fail to meet their entire tuition and

fee obligations by the published due date and who have not previously made satisfactory arrangements with the University will be subject to IMMEDIATE DISENROLLMENT from the University and may lose all. credit for course work taken during the semester.

In order to be reregistered, students who are disenrolled will be subject to late and service charges as well as a late registration fee, charged according to the following schedule:

First working day after the deadline ... : .... $20 Second working day after the deadline ...... $25 Third working day and thereafter .......... $30

Students who are disenrolled and who fail to be reinstated remain liable for full payment of all unpaid charges, Including any tuition and fees.

GENERAL INFORMATION Academic Integrity

A Un~versity's entire intellectual reputation depends on the highest standards of intellectual honesty. The maintenance of those standards is, accordingly, the concerti of every student and every faculty member at the University of': Colorado.

Breaches of academic honesty include plagiarism, cheating, and the unauthorized acquisition of or disposition 9f or other trafficking in exams, papers, or other class materials for which the student bears responsibility for originality.

Cheating takes place in different ways, but basically it inv~lves such dishonest behavior as copying from another person or obtaining any form of unauthorized help or assistance from any person or· source.

Plagiarism-In all academic: areas, it is imperative that work be original or that explicit acknowledgment be given for the use of other persons' ideas or language. For example, the submission of a term paper or other research assignment prepared by a so-called Term Paper or Research Service or Research Assistance Company is dearly a breach of academic integrity. Students should consult with their instructors regarding specific standards or procedures appropriate in each given field.

Breaches of academic honesty will result in disciplinary measures. These can include: • A failing grade for a particular assignment • A failing grade for a particular course • Suspension for various lengths of time from

college or ·school in which student· is enrolled • Permanent expulsion from the college or

school in which the student is enrolled

Affirmative Action The University of Colorado, Boulder, is an affir

mative.action/equal opportunity institution and does not discriminate on basis of race, sex, creed, color, age, national origin, or individual handicap in any aspect of employment, eaucational programs, activities, or services.

These are administered on a nondiscriminatory basis subject to the provision of Titles VI and VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IX of the .Education Amendments of 1973, the Vietnam Era Veteran's Readjustment Act of 1974, and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. For information about these provisions,· discrimination, or equity, consult the Department of Human Resources and Affirmative Action, Armory Building, Room I 19, or telephone (303) 492-6706. '

Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act

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 designed to protect the privacy of educational records, to establish the right of students to inspect and review their educational records in all offices, and to provide guidelines for the corrections of inaccura~e or misleading data through informal and formal hearings.

Students also have the right to file complaints with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) Office concerning alleged failures by the institution to comply with the act,

Local policy explains in detail the procedures to be used by the institution for compliance with the provisions of the act, Copies of the policy can be found in the library of each CU campus.

A Directory of Records which lists all education records maintained on students by this institution may be found in the Office of Records, Regent I 25.

The following items of student information have been designated by the University of Colorado as public or directory information: name, address, telephone number, dates of attendance, registration status, class, major field of study, awards, honors,

degree(s) conferred, past and present participation in officially recognized sports and activities, physical factors (height, weight) of athletes, date and place of birth. Such information may be disclosed by the institution for any purpose, at its discretion.

No other information regarding students' education records may be disclosed to anyonewithout the written consent of students except ( I ) to personnel within the institution, (2) to officials of other in~ stitutions in which students seek to enroll, (3) to persons or organizations providing students financial aid (this includes the parents upon whom students are financially dependent), (4) to accrediting agencies carrying out their accreditation func.tions, or(S) to persons in an emergency to protect the health or safety of students or other persons. , Currently enrolled students 111ay withhold disclosure of directory information un,der the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974: To withhold disclosure, written notification must be received each term in the Office of Records prior to the eleventh day of classes. Forms requesting the withholding of directory information are available in the Office of Records. . The· University of Colorado assumes that failure

on the part of any student to specifically request the withholding of directory information indicates in

. dividual approval for disclosure. Questions c;oncerning FERPA r11ay be referred tc;>

the Office of Records.

Final Examination Policy·· It is the policy of the University of Colorado,

Boulder, to adhere to the final examination schedule as published in the SCHEDULE OF COURSES each semester. While it may be appropriate not to give a final in some cases, such as laboratory courses, seminars, and colloquia, final examinations should be

, giv~n in. 9-11 other undergrad~ate courses. Exceptions to this policy sh9uld be agreed up\;>n by

the fatuity member and the ~~airman of the department no laterthan the beginning of the semester in which an exception is reques~~(t The resulting decision 'should be announced in!'\lyriting to students in the class during the first we~k of dasses .. ·

In addition to the principles statedl above, the following guidelines should be followed by all faculty members and administrators in order to assure fairness and the best possible educational experience for students:

I . The scheduled final examination period should be considered an important part of the course and used as a final examination period or for additional instruction.

2. The final examination in a course should be given as scheduled and not at other times even if the faculty member and all students in a course agree to such a change.

3. The week of classes preceding the scheduled final examination period should be used primarily for continued instruction and may include the introduction of new material. No hourly examinations afe to be given during the week.preceding final examinations.

4. Individual students may be granted a variance from these policies provided the instructor is satisfied that (a) the exception is based on good and sufficient reasons (such as religious observances), and (b) such an exception for an early or late examination will not prejudice the interests of other students in the course.

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5. When students have three or mor~·~aminations on the same day, they will be entitlea to arrange an alternative examination time for th~ last exam or exams scheduled on that day. Such arrangements must be made nolater than the end of the tenth week of the semester (i.e., at thf;! end of the drop period). Students will be expectedto provide evidence that they have three or more examinations in order to qualify for exceptions.

6. This policy applies to all undergraduate s~udents, · including seniors. Graduating seniors should not be exempted from final examinations. Such exceptions are inappropriate on both procedural and academic grounds.

Intercampus Registration Procedures Option !-Boulder Campus students who wish to take course work on another campus of the University of Colorado may be able to register on that campus independent of their home campus registration. However, the student must apply separately and follow the registration procedures established by the other campus. Be sure to check with your dean's office for approval. Arts and Sciences students may not register at UCD or UCCS except in the summer.

Option l-Boulder Campus students who are unable to obtain courses required for their degree programs on the Boulder. Campus may exercise the Concurrent Registration option. Students enrolled for a minimum of one course on the Boulder Campus will be allowed to register for up to two courses or six hours, whichever is greater, on another campus provided the course work is. required for their degree programs and they have their dean's permission.

Boulder students exercising this option will. pay tuition for their total credit hours on the Boulder Campus only, at Boulder Campus rates. Concurrent Registration forms and instructions are available ,.at the Information Window of the Office of Registrations, Regent 125.

Student Conduct The Standards of Conduct and the procedt,Jres for

implementing them have been developed by a committee composed of students, faculty; and staff. In

·. "e!itablishingthese Standards, we have taken into ac.count your rightsasan.individuaf,.as well as thegeneral welfare of the University community.

The University would be remiss in its responsibility td you and the community if it ignored behavior which violates the rights of others. It is also essential that everyone shares in the commitment to protect

. the integrity and personal safety of each member of the University· c:o.mmu!ltty.

The intent of these S~andards is not for use in incidents involving trivialQrminor matters. Rather, they are intended for use in Incidents threatening the basic functioning of the University or the personal safety of. its members.

As a member of the UrHversity community, you .are held accountable not only for civil and criminal laws, but University Standards as well. University sane- .

.tions can be imposed when policies are violated; the , sanctions include, but ar:e not limited to, suspension and permanent expulsion.

Any time you have questions regarding the,:application of Univers~ty Standards or feel that another person has subjected Y<?U to behavior which interferes in any manner with your rights, public or private; we encourage you to talk with the staff member closest to the situation. Further information is available from the Office of Student Conduct, 492-560 I.

Time Out Program (TOP) · The TIME OUT PROGRAM is a planned leave pro

gram for University of Colorado, Boulder students who are currently enrolled in good standing in their college or school and whose dean appr:oves their leave for a minimum of one semester or a maximum of one year. (Example: after completing a Fall semester in December, the student returns the following September or a year later in January.)

TOP will guarantee the students a place in their current college or school and in their current major when they return to classes. Certain restrictions do apply, however, for some colleges and schools:TOP participants may register for classes by mail, and reapplication to the University is not necessary. Additional information and TOP applications can be obtained from the Office of Registrations, Regent 125. A nonrefundable $20 program fee is required at the time of application to TOP ..

COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES EVERLY B: FLEISCHER, Dean

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

Arts and Sciences Departmental locations Department Campus Location

Academic Skills Willard 231

African & Middle Eastern Studies Econ 216

American Studies Ketchum 231

Anthropology Hellems 90

Arts and Sciences Practicum in the Liberal Arts, Individually StructYred Major, and Distributed Studies Major Hale 107 Expository Writing Hellems 115

Asian Stlldies

Astra-Geophysics

Bibliography

Biology - EPOB

Biology - MCDB

Black Studies

Chemistry

Crricano Studies

Classics (Classical Philology, Greek, Latin)

Communication

Comm Disorders & Speech Science

Comparative Literature

Conflict & Peace Studies

Economics

English

Film Studies

Fine Arts, Fine Arts History

French & Italian Lang & Lit

Geography

Geological Sciences

Ger~anic Lang & Lit {German, Norwegian, Swedish)

History

Honors

Ketchum 226

Gamow E-2326

Norlin 105

Ramal ey 122

Bio-Science 131

Woodbury 302

Chemistry 109

Dennison Cl33

Education 320F

Communication 104

CDSS 205

Ketchum 226

Ketchum 226

Econ 212

Hellems 101

Hunter 102

Fine Arts Nl96A

He 11 ems 290

Guggenheim 110

Geology 205

Me Kenna 128

Hellems 204

Norlin 400

Interdisciplinary Studies, Center for ( Exp Studies, Honors)· Ketchum 128

Latin American Studies

Linguistics (Indq-European, Romance)

Mathematics

Medieval Studies

Museum

Music for Arts and Sciences

Oriental Lang & Lit (Chinese, Japanese)

Philosophy

Physical Education & Recreation

Physics

Political Science

Psychology

Religious Studies

Slavic Lang & lit- Russian

Sociology

Spanish & Portuguese

Theatre & Dance

Women Studies

General Information

McKenna 127

Woodbury 403

ECCR 2-38

Ketchum 226

Museum 206

Music 143

McKenna 16

Hellems 169

TB1-Room 113

Duane E032

. Ketchum 106

Muenzinger 244

Woodbury 205

McKenna 126

Ketchum 219

McKenna 125

Univ Theatre 201

Ketchum 30

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The Academic policies, rules, and regulations of the College ahd U~iversity

are printed in the 1982-83 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 Co 11 ege Office, Hale 107. The Co 11 ege cannot assume res pons i b.i 1 i ty for problems resulting from a student's failure to fol'low the policies stated in the catalog or from misadvice given by someone other than a staff member of the College.

ADMINISTRATIVE DROPS

"During the drop/add period, students may be administratively dropped for nonattendance in courses in the College of Arts ahd Sciences,

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 gi\~n semester must notify the Dean's Office, Hale 107; in the semester preceding. THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES TAKES NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR GRADUATING A STUDENT WHEN THE STUD~NT HAS NOT MET THE ABOVE DEADLINE DUE TO THE STUDENT'S OWN NEGLIGENCE.

Major Codes

100 AFRICAN & MID EASTERN STUDIES 112 AMERICAN STUDIES 101 ANTHROPDI.OGV 102 ASIAN STUDIES 106 BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE - EPO EDUC 120 BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE - EPO 149 BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE - MCD 103 BLA"CK STUD! ES 104 CENTRAL & EAST EUR STUDIES 105 CllEMISTRY 111 CHINESE LANG & LITERATURE 134. CLASSICS 173 CONMUNICAT!(lN 174 COMM DISOROERS & SPEECH SCIENCE 108 DANCE 109 DISTRIBUTED STUO!ES 113 ECONOMI r.s 119 ENGLISH 107 ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION 122 FINE ARTS - ART EDUCATION (BA) 126 FINE ARTS - ART HISTORY (BA) 121 FINE ARTS - STIIDIO ARTS (BA) 123 STUDIO ARTS (BFA) 124 ART EDUCATION (BFA) 128 ART HISTORY (BFA) 125 FRENCH 127 GEOGR!l.PHY 129 GEOLOGY 131 GERMAN 135 H !STORY 138 HUMANITIES 198 INOIVIDUALLY STRUCTURED 139 INTERN!lT!ONA.L AFFAIRS 140 ITALIAN 146 ,JAPANESE LANG & LITERATURE 144 LATIN NIERICAN STUDIES 137 LINGUISTICS 145 MATHEMATICS 151 PHILOSOPHY 155 PHYSICAL EDUCATION 153 P"YSICS 154 PHYSICS FOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS 159 POLITICAL SCIENCE 176 PRE-CHILD HEALTH ASSOC PROGRN~ 177 PRE-DENTAL.HYGIENE 1i5 PRE-EDUCATION 164 PRE-GEOLOGY

- -141 PRE-JOURNALISM 178 PRE-MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY 142 PRE-NURSING 165 PRE- PHARMACY 17q PRE-PHYSICAL THERAPY 167 PSYCHOLOGY 166 RECREATION 170 RELIGIOUS STUDIES 168 RIISS I AN 169 SOCIOLOGY 171 SPANISH 175 THEATRE 199 OPEN OPTION - ARTS AND SCIENCES 899 SPECIAL STUDENT IH.THOUT DEGRE"E.

THE LIST OF COURSE OFFERINGS IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE BETWEEN THE PUBLICATION OF

THIS !NFO~MATION AND THE COMMENCE~ENT OF CLASSES FOR THE SPRING ACADEMIC TERM. CHECK WITH THE ACADEMIC UNIT.

Area Requirements

As a 1 i bera 1 arts co 11 ege, the Co 11 ege of Art~ and Sci encJs has the res pons i bility of making available to its students a balanced program which will sati~fy the legitimate claims of individual interest and aspirations and ensure that those who graduate have pursued a directed, coherent, educational experience.

Candidates· for the 1 iberal arts degree are expected to be .1 iterate in their own language, to have at least a minimal acquaintance with a language other than their own, and to be familiar with the subject matter and methodology of the three broad areas of learning represented by the humanities, the natural sciences, and the social sciences. These expectations generate the college area requirements.

Each'student seeking the B.A., the B.F.A., or the B.S. degree i~ the College

of Arts and Sciences must complete two 2-semester course combinations in each of the following areas: Hum~nities, Natural Science, and Social Science. See the description of the College List on the next page.

In addition to the above, students seeking the B.A. of the B.F.A. degree must demonstrate in one of three ways a third-semester proficiency in a classical or modern foreign language: (a) by completion of a level-Ill high school foreign language course, (b) by completion of an appro~riate third-semester college course, or (c) by a proficiency examination administered by one of our foreign

language departments.

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The College of Arts and Sciences College List consists of three divisions. Each division represents one of the area requirements: Iium3nities, NatUral Science, Sqcial Scie.nce. Within these divisions the courses are listed_by departments and then by first- p.nd secondyear sequences. Courses joined by a hyphen ai:'e considered a sequence. Both courses must be completed in order to fulfill one half of an area requirement. To fulfill the second half of the require.ment, students who have successfully completed -a first-year sequence in a given departrn)O'mt may choose either to take a second-year sequence in the same department or to complete anothr•.r first-year sequence in a different department listed in the same area requi.remf~nt divisi.on.

HUMANITIES

FIRST-YEAR COlffiSES

232··233 260-285 270-271 280-281

Survey of Afro-Am Lit I & Il lntro to African Lit & De~ of Caribbean Lit African--American Art: Hist I & II Afro-Am Music ·Hi$t and Apprec I & II

103-104 Chicano Fine Arts and Humani.ties, and Intro to Chicano Literature

101-110 110-111. 110-112 110-210 lll-112 112-210

Study of Words & Grk Myth Greek Myth & Mstrpcs Greek Lit in Trans Greek Myth & Hstrpcs Roman Lit in Trans Greek Myth & Women in Antiquity Mstrpcs Greek Lit in Trans & Roman Lit in Trans Mstrpcs Roman Lit in Trans and Women in Antiquity

Any of the following courses may be combined with 110 Advanced Expository Writing:

100 General Expository Writing 101 Expository Writing-Humanities 102 Expository Writing-Social Sciences 103 Expository Writing-Natural Sciences

101-260 Intra to ·Public Comm & Intra to Comm Media

SECOND-YEAR COURSES

Any two of ~_he follo\.,'ing, provided 260--285 ha$ been co~Pleted: 390 Africatl" Drama & Poetry 480 African. Novel 490 CriticaJ Approaches to Afr-ican Lit

ORj provided, 232-:-233 bas b.~en completed, lt76-477 Coni; Afro~Am Lit I & II

The second year. c!J the requirement may be complet.ad with:any two of the following courses provided 103~104 has b~en completed:

JBl 382 435 445 462

Chicano Poetry Survey of Chicano Prose/Fiction The .. Me;cican .. Revolution Advanced Chicano Writing Workshop Chicano Novel in English

Any two of the following, provided one of. the first year combinations has been completed:

333 Ancient Athletics 361 Religions of Greece 411 Greek & Roman Epic 412 Greek & Roman Tragedy L,l3 Greek & Roman Comedy & Satire 416 Myth in the Arts 418 Class That & Origins Christianity 420 Byzantine Art 422 Early Christian Lit 425 Archaeology of Ancient Egypt 426 Biblical Archaeology 427 Pre-classical Art & Arch 428 Classical Art & Arch 431 Etruscan Art & Arch 432 Roman Art & Arch

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2.00 Voice and Diction 210 Intra to Communication Disorders

Intro to Fiction & Intra to Drama Intra to Fiction & Intro to Poet~y Intra to Fiction & Mod Short Story

HUMANITIES

120-130 120-140 120-220 198-200 252-253 260-261

Intra to Engl Studies & Critical Writing Mstrwrks Brit Lit. & Mod & Cont Lit Great Books I & II

266-267 Mstrwrks Amer Lit & Mod & Cont Am Lit

Eng! 120-225 Intrp to Fiction & Intro to Film Narrative Intra to Humanities Hum !01

Connn 260-Engl 225 Intra Corum Media and Intra to Film Narrative

Eng! 130 and Thtr 270

Int ro to Diama & Intra to Theatre

FA H !00-283 Experiencing Art & Art of the 19th & 20th c

Any 2-course sequence listed in first year English courses ·

100-283 J00-2SL. 270-271 280-281 280-281, 282-283

Chinese:

Exper Art & Art of 19th and 20th Cent Exper Art & Intra to Asian Art African-American Art llist I & II Art of Antiquity & Art of Middle Ages Art of Antiquity & Intra to Asian Art Art of Ren~ Baroque, Rococo & Art 'of 19th and 20th Cent

311-312 Advanced-Chinese I & II

French: 311-312 Main Currents French Lit I & II

German: 311-312 German Lit I, and German Lit II

Greek: 31!-312 Intermedi"ate Greek I & II

Italian: 312-313 Su.rvey of Italian Lit I & II

Japanese: 311-312 Advanced Japanese I & II

Latin: 311-312 Selections from Latin Prose & Poetry

SECOND-YEAR COURSES

.301 Speech and Language Development in Child 304 General Phonetics

, Provided that 200-210 have been completed.

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

Note: See also listings u-nder· Foreign La~guage in Translation.

FS 305 Film Hist I FS 306 Film Hist II FS 307 Major Film Movements * FS 308 Major Directors * Hum 401 Hum 402

Film & Fiction Film Theory

* Courses which may be repeated may be used for partial fulfillment of a college requirement only once-.

Any two upper. division FA H courses, provided one of the fiist-year combinations has been completed or FA 322-FA 4tH Aspects of Painting and Art of the Last Decade.

Chinese: 411-412 Mod Chinese ~it I & II

French: Any two of the following: 420 Cont French Cult & Soc 421 French Civ from 1789-WWII 425 Old French, Medieval & Ren Readings 431 17th Cent French Tragedy 432 17th Cent French Prose 433 Moliere & 17th Cent French Comeqy 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 448 20th Cent French Novel 449 Women Novet"ists of 20th Cent in France

Gennan: 411 German Lit of the 19th Century 412 German Lit of the 20th Century 423 German Civilization 433 German Classicism 435 German Romanticism 436 German Lyric Poetry 437 Intra to German Lit History I 438 Intra to German Lit History II

Greek: Any two 400-level courses except 493 & 494

Italian: Any two 400-level course.s

Japanese: 411-412 Readings in Classical & Mod Japanese

Latin: Any two 400-level courses except 490, 493., 494

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'FIRST-YEAR COURSES

Por6lgtit:Hi e: 403-4:09/ 'Topics: Luso-Brazi''l'i'an'; Civitizat'ion 411.:.412 Survey of Brazilian' Literature I & H 415.:.416 Survey of Portuguese Literature I & II 451-452 Contemp Brazilian Prose Fiction I & U

Russian: 314-351

Spanish: 331-332 331-334

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332-334

332-335

334-335

Intro to Russian L:i.t& Poetey

20th. Cent .and 19th Cent Spanish Lit 20th,Cent Span Lit, and 20th Cent: Span-Amer Novel & Essay 20th Cent Span Lit, and Span-Amer Novel & .·Essay to . 20th Century 19th Cent Span Lit, and 20th Cent Span-Amer Novel & Essay 19th Cent Span Lit, and Span-Amer Novel & Essay to 20th Century 20th Cent & 19th Cent Span-Amer Novel & Essay

Any combination of first year literature courses from Classics, English, or Foreign Languages satisfying the Humanities requirement, including the following Russian sequence, may be combined with course combinations in foreign literature in ~rans;lation to ,,CO,",)Plete the Humal)iti.es require)llent.

Russian 221~222

l01 lntro to Humanities I

No.te: This 6-hour t:ourse completes the first year of the· requir~inent.

Ill-;'112 spi1;it &. uses .of M~th I & 'n

Note: NoLopetl to Students, who .have completed Math 230. May not be used by math majors for Humanities requirement.

183-275 183-276 183-277

Apprec. of Music & lntro to Amer Mus 'Apprec. of Music & Music and Drama

. Apprec. of Music &'World Music

For those ~ith previous c·ourses in Mus·ic. Apprec

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Intro to AIDer Music & Music & Drama Music and Drama & World Music Intro to Amer Music & World .Mu«ic .

100-102 Intro to 100-103 Intro to 100-'tos Intto to 100-106 Intro to 100-107· Intro to

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& Ethics & Ways of Knowing & Phil and Religion & Phil and the Sciences & Phil of the Arts & tiifro to togii:

SECOND-YEAR COURSES

Por.tuguese: Any two 400 level courses not completed as first-year courses.

Rus-.sian: 4.11-:41.2 431-451

Spanish:

Mast.erll\ece$ of J!ussian'"Lit . .. . . Pushl\in & 20th Cent Russian Poetry

any two 400-level Sp9nish literature courses.

Note: See also Foreign Languages in Translation.

Combinat~ions_ of courses totaling 6 hours or mox:e 'frmn one of the categories below may be us,ed to fulfill' the .requirement provided that t~;,; f{rst year has< been completed'.

A) Italian - 411,413,420,440,441,470 B) Ge:rfuan- 381,382,480,481,482,491 C) Scan. - 420,425,480,490,492 D) Swedish- 487,488,491 E) Chinese- 481,482,483 F) Japanese ~ 483,48,,485 G) Rqssian- :46},464,481,482

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102 Intro to Htimanit ies II

Note: This 6-hour course fulfills the second year of tllilf requirement, provided 101 has been '•i:iompleted.

AnYon~ of the 'fotl~'wing combi,;at ions ~f 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 foreign language:

301-482 303-304 305-306 401-416

Ar.ts and Soc & Law and Lit Comic Sense· & Tragic Sense Hiat o.f Film I & ll Film and Fiction & Myth in the Arts

'p~ovi<J,~d on.e. ,;f,the' hr~t-year combinations ,hi'JS bE!el) cqm,pleted;, '\ny two of .the following:

379 20th Cent Music & Media 382 Music Literature I 383 Music L'i.terature II 464 History~f Jazz 489 Latin American Music

Provided one of the first year- combinations has been· comPlet:€.d a -S tud€mt may cOmplete· ' the second )year of -the Humartities·· req·urr~emeht' by taking any two 300 or 400 level Philosophy courses, except 341, 342, 343, 344, and 438.

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FIRST-YEAR COURSES

162-260 162-262 162-270 162-196 260-262 262-270

Rel Dimen in Hum Exp & Wld Rel (West) Rel Dimen in Hum Exp & Wld Rel (East) Rel Dimen in Hum Exp & Amer Ind Rel Rel Dimen in Hum Exp & Jesus & New Test World Rel (West) & World Rel (East) World Rel (East) & Amer Ind Rel

Thtr 231 & Thtr 270 Text Analysis for Performance & Intro to Theatre Intro to Drama & Text AI!alysh, for Perfot;1Dance Intro tQ. Drama & Intro to Theatre:·

Engl 130 & Thtr 231

Engl 130 &. Thtr 270

NATURAL SCIENCES

FIRST-YEAR COURSES

201-202 Intra to Phys Anth I &·II

111-112 111-115 113-114 113-115

Gen Astronomy Gen Astronomy Dynamic Earth Dynamic Earth

I & II I and Dynamic Earth III

& II .

& III

EPOB 121-122 MCDB 105-106 NASC 123-124

General Biology I & II Intro to MCD Biology I & II Biology for Man (see also listing

EPOB 107-108 under Interdisciplinary Studies, Center Intro to Biology I & II

101-104

103-104 103-106 107-108

210-,310

Elements of Chern & Intra to Organic & Biochem · Gen Chern and Intro to Organic & Biochem Gen Chemistry Gen Ch.emistry

Fund of Computing I & II

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SECOND-YEAR COURSES

Any two UD courses provided one of the first 'year combinations has been completed,

Provided a first year combination has been completed, th,e following may be taken for the second ye,ar of the requirement.

Thtr 471-481 Hist of Theatre I & II Thtr 482-487 Hist of Costume I & II OR any two of the following: Thtr 472 Theatre of Asia Dnce 491 History and Philosophy of Dance Dnce 492 Dance in the 20th Century

SECOND-YEAR COURSES

Any two of the following, provided 201-202 has been completed:

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

Note: See also the Natural Science listing under Interdisciplinary Studies, Center for

Any two of the following provided one of the appiopriate first-year combinations has been completed. 319 Topics in Meteorology 320 Topics in Climatology 321 Topics in Solar System Astronomy 322 Topics in Stars and Galaxies

Any combination of two courses of at least 3 hrs,'each from EPOB, MCDB, or NASC numbered 300 or above, except EPOB 303, providing one of the first year combinations has been completed. See also the Natural Science listing under Interdisciplinary Studies, Center for

331-332 Organic Chemistry 335-336 Organic Chemistry 451-452 Physical Chemistry 451-453 Physical,. Chemistry Prereq. foi all second-year courses:

103-106 or 107-:108

Note: See also Natural Science listing under Inte:r;dis'ciplinary Studi:s, Center for

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

401 Compar Program Languages 445 Data Structures 453 Assembly Lang Program

Note: Als-o se€. Natural Science under Interdiscip Unary Studies, Center for

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FIRST-YEAR COURSES

109-110 Creative Uses of Technology I & II

100-101 Environmental Systems

The following combinations will fulfill the Natural Science requirement if taken in the following orders:

Geol 101-102 and Geog 100-101 Geol 103-104 and Geog 100-101 Geog 100-101 and Geol 103-102

101-102 Intro to Geol I & II 101-114 Intro to Geol I .• a111t Dyuamic Barth II 101-153 Int:ro to Geol I, and Geol Dev of Colo and the West 102-113 Intro to Geol II. an4 Dynamic Earth I 113-114 Our Dynamic Ea:rt~ I & II 113-115 OUr Dynamic 'Earth I & III Note: Geol 103 can be substituted for 101 and

Geol 104 c·an be substituted tor 102.

The following combinations ~ill fulfill the Natural Science requirement if taken in the following orders:

Geol 101'-102 and Geog 100-101 Geol 103-104 and Geog 100-101 Geog 100-101 and Geol 103-102

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Note: Math majors may not use Math courses toward the Natural Science requirement.

269-270 Anat and Physiol & Physiol of Human Performance

101-102 Phys Sci for Non-Scientists (see also listing under Interdisciplinary Studies.)

111-112 General Physics 111-116 General Physics & Gen Pbysics-Hoaors 207-208 fhysics an4 Problems of Society 301-302 General Physics

100-205 100-210 205-210

Note:

Gen Psychology & Biopsychology Gen Psychology & Stat & Res Methods in Psych Intro to Bi.oi>sych & Stat & Res Methods in Psych

If Psycl\ology 100 is used for the Natural Science requirement, it may not be used for the Social Science requirement.

SECOND-YE~ COURSES

Note: See also Natural Science listing under Interdisciplinary Studies, Center for.

Any two of the following, provided 100-101 has been completed: 319 Topics in Meteorology 320 TOpics in Climatology 332 Intro to Alpine and Artie Regions 339 Conservation of Natural Resources 421 Physical Climatology--Principles 422 Physical Climatology--Applied 431 Principles of Ge01110phology 435 JJ,iogeogr}lphy, 'llescriptive 437 Forest Geography: Prin an4 Dyuam:l.c;s 450 Western Resources & Water Mngt of Western U.S.

Any two upper division courses, except 477, 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 any <>f the Natural Science lists, the ·second year may be completed with: NASC 321 Hist of Sc: Ancients to Copernicus NASC 322 Hist of Sc: Copernicus to Newton NASC. 323 Hist of ... Sc: Newt<>n to Einstein NASC 324 Pe~spectives of 20th Cent Science


Provided the fi r·st year of the requirement has been fulfilled with a course combination from ~ of the Natural Science lists, the second year may be completed ~ith any two of the follow in[!:

341 342 343 344

Hist of Sc: Hist of Sc: Hist of Sc: Perspectives

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

Note: These courses are also listed under Interdisciplinary Studies, Center for.

Note:

321-322 331-332 321-341

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See also Natural Science listing under Interdisciplinary Studies, Center for.

Classical Mech & Relativ, Quantum ~ech Prin Elec & Ma[! I & II , Classical Mech & Thermodynamics and Stat Mech

See also Natural Science listing under Interdisciplinary Studies, Center for.

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FIRST-YEAR COURSES

103-104 22Q-223 22Q-224 22o-226 220-227

203-204 210-211 215-216

101-127

201-202

101-221

127-221

105-10()

Principles of Anth i & II Intro to Arch & Man in the l!'leistoeene Intro .. to Arch & Urban Revolution Intro to Arch & Old World Arch Intro to Arch & New World Arch

Behavior Analysis I & II Politics of Cont Africa I & II Afro-Am Hist I &, II

Intro to Chicano Studies, and Contemporary Mexican American Chicano Hist<~ry Pre Columbian - 1848, and Chicano History 1848 to. Present Intro to Chicano Studies, an4 Barrio Issues and Problems Cont Mexican Ala, and Barrio Issues and ProbleiiiB

World of Ancient Gree~s & Rise and Fall of,Ancient Rome

102-203 Intro to Interpers & Small Grp Comm, and Interpers Comm

102-215 Intro to InterpeJ,Is & Slllall Crp Comm, an4 Org & Small Grp Coma

203-215 Interpers Comm, and Ore & Small Grp Comm

Rote: 102 and/or 203 may not be used for the Social Science requireaent if used for Humanities.

Rote: 203 was fol"lllerly 103. Therefore, students with cre4it in 103 may not received credit for 203,

152-153 Econ Hist of U.S. & Current Econ Probs 201-202 Prin of Macro Econ & Prin of Micro Econ

*Not after academic year 1982-83

198-1.99 World Regional Geog & ·1ntro to Human Geog 198-200 World Regional {ieog & World Geog Problems 199-200 Intro to Human Geog & World Geog Problems

SECOND-YEAR COURSES

Any t~o upper division coursesexcept: 405, 427, 428, 488, 489, 496, 497 and those courses satisfying the Natural Science requirement, provided one of the firstyear com~inations has been completed.

The secol)d year of the require~~~ent 111ay be completed with any two of the following courses provided one of the f:l.rst year combinations bes been C0111plete4:

302 Field Experience 312 Bilingual Skills--usuage 313 Study of Chtcanos 315 Folklore, Mysticism and Power 321 Chicano Family Structures 427 Intellectual Hist & Soc Theo in Chic Studies 430 The Chicanos and the u.s. Social System 460 The Hist of the Chicano .in the American

Labor Movement

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,.' ~ Law-Giver

42Q-421 420-423 42o-426 42Q-427 421-423 421-426 421-427 423-426 423.-427 426-427

Persuasion & Psych of Comm Persuasion & Nonverbal Dimensions of Comm Persuasion & Comm and Conflict Persuasion & Intercultural Comm Psych of Comm & Nonverbal Dim of Comm Psych of Comm & Comm and Conflict Psych of Comm & Intercultural Comm Nonverbal Dim of eomm·& Command Conflict Nonverbal Dilll of Comm & Intercultural Comm Comm and Conflict & Intercultural Comm

will satisfy second year provide<! one of the firstyear combinat.ions has been COIIIpleted.

Any two upper division courses, except 481, providing a first year combination has been completed.

Any two of following provided ona of the firstyear .combinations has been c0111pleted:

340 Natural Hazards 341 Conservation Practice 342 Conservation Thought 370 Geog Analysis of Issues in Amer Soc 381 Latin America 384 Geog of Middle East 386 Geog of Africa 461 Urban Geog: Econ 462 Urban Geog: Social 471 Political Geog 472 Historical·Geog of Europe 473 Geog of Population 474 Environments & Peoples 482 Hist Geog of Eastern N America 483 Hist Geog of Western N America 486 Rocky Mountain Region 487 Geog of Colorado 488 Soviet Union 489 Geog of Western Europe 490 Geog of Central, N & SE Europe

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FIRST-YEAR COURSES

A. 101-102 105-106

141-142

B. 103-104

c. 151-152

Western Civ World of Ancient Greeks & Rise and Fall of Ancient Rome History of England I & II

Intro to Asian History

History of U.S.

SECOND-YEAR COURSES

A. Any two of the following provided .one of the first-year A-combinations has been completed: 391 Hist of Zionism & Israel 398 Women in Victorian England 402 Athenian Empire and Greek Democ 403 Alexa0qer and Hellenistic World 407 Hist o\(\Byzantine Empire 408 Roman ~public 409 Roman Empire 411 Soc Fndns of European Civ 412 Intell Hisr of Med Europe 413 Cons.titutional & Legal Hist England

to 1485 415 Hist Science to Newton 416 Hist Science Newton to Present 419 Europ Intell Hist 1750-1870 420 Europ Intell Hist 187Q-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 I 428 Hist East-Central Europe II 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 443 Tudor England 444 Stuart England 44 7· 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 Cent 494 Imperial Russia 495 Russian Rev & Soviet Regime 496 A Social History of Russia 497 Russian Intell Hist

B. Any two of following, provided 103-104 have been completed: 378 Japan at War 400 Women in Asian History 418 History of Southern Africa Since 1800 472 Hist Mod Chinese Intell Thought 473 Hist Traditional China 474 Rise of Revolutionary China 475 Ancient & Med Japanese Hist 476 Modern Japanese History 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 360 361 362 418 434 449 451 452 453

\, 454 455

two of following, provided l5l-l52have been completed: The Indian in Amer Hist., Eastern Region The Indian in Amer Hist., West. ern Region America~ Reform Movements History of Southern Africa Since 1800 Colonial America 1600-1750 The Gilded Age 1870-1900 The American Revolution Early National America Civil War and Reconstruction Recent America 1900-1929 Hist of Am Capitalism in the Age of Affluence

456 The' Jacksonian Era 458 The Later American Frontier 459 American Southwest 461 Pop Cult Amer to !900 462 Pop Cult Amer 20th Cent 463 American Society & Thou!'ht to 1860 464 American Society & Thought Since 18,60 465 US History 1929-1952 466 US History 1948-Present 467 Diplomatic Hist of US to 1914 468 Diplomatic Hist of US Since '1914 410 His tory of Urban America 480 US Military History Since 1900

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FIRST-YEAR COURSRS

D. 181-182 History of Latin America

Soc Sci 141-142 Controversy & Challenge in Mod Soc Thoug~t

100-200 Language & Intro to Linguistic Sc

100-104 100-209 100-220 104-209 104-220 202-203

100.,-201 100-222 110-201 110-202 110-222 110-240 201-240 222-240

Intro to Phil & Phil and Society Intro to Phil & Phil and Psych Intra to Phil & Maj Soc Theories Phil and Society & Phil and Psych Phil and Society & Maj Soc Theories Nature of ~aw I and II

Intra to Pol Sci & Intra to Camp Pol I Intra to Pol Sci & Contemp Wld Problems Amer Pol Syst & Comp Pol: Developed Pol Syst Amer Pol Syst & Camp Pol: DPveloping Pol Syst Amer Pol Syst & Iritro to Incernatl Rel Amer Pol Syst & Intra to Pol Theory Camp Pol-Developed Pol Syst & Intra to Pol Theory Intra to Internatl Rel & Intra to Pol Theory

Note: Either.course may be taken first

* 211 and 212 may be substituted for 201 P.Sc~OO no longer offered after Spring 83

100-230 100-245 100-264 230-245 230-264 245-264

Gen 1sychology & Psych of Adjustment Gen Psych & Soc Psych of Soc Probs Gen Psych & Child and Adol Psych Psych of Adjust & Soc Psych of Soc Prbs Psych of Adjust & Child and Adol Psych Soc Psych of Soc Prbs & Child and Adol Psych

Note: If Psychology 100 is used for the Social Science requirement, it may not be used for the_Natural Science requir~ment.

211-119 Intra to Soc I & Deviance 211-128 Intra to Soc I & Race & Minority Prob 211-191 Intro to Soc I & Contemp Soc Issues 211-212 Intra to Soc I & II

*211-220 Intra to Soc I & Intra to Demog·& Human Eco 211-239 Intra to Soc I & Mass Society 211-250 Intra to Soc I & Soc Prob & Soc Change

* Not after 82-83 academic year.

200-201 Il)tro to Women Studies & Contemp Issf'es

SECOND-YEAR COU~!S

D. Any two. of following provided 181-.182 have been completed: 383 Rural Societies of Mexico 1800-Present 384 The Cuban Revolution 4'81 History of Mexico to 1821 482 The Emergence of Modern Mexico 483 Brazil and Argentina Since Independence

Soc Sci 440-441 Heritage of Am Ideas

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 49l Intro to Diachronic Ling

provided 100-200 has been completed.

If Philosophy 100 is used for the Social Science requirement, it may not be used for the Humanities requirement.

Any two upper division Political Science courses except 438 will complete the second year of the requirement provided one of the first year combin8tions has been completed.

Any two upper division Sociology courses except 317, 401, 402, 438, and 439 will complete the second year of the require-ment provided on~ of the first-year combinations has been completed.

Provided 200-~01 has been completed any two of the following may be used to complete the second year: 300 Pract~cum 304 Women Studies Curriculum 400 Senior Readings Seminar 402 Senior Research Seminar

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Academic .Skills

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351 A SK 095 020 READING/STUDY SKILLS 820 130Q-1350 M 'Ill· F l18R 1856

351 A SK 099 020 ADVANCED READ/STUDY SK 820 llOQ-1215 T TH

African and Middle Eastern Studies

.1!Jlls. COURSES OF SPECIAl INTEREST INCLUDE THE FOllOWING:

BLST 260 INTRODUCTION TO AFRICAN Ll T 1 BLST 480 AFRICAN NOVEL ECON 477 ECON D&'V.fLOPMENT THEORY AND PROBLEMS HIST 103 INTRO ASIAN ~1ST-HID EAST/INDIA P St 473 THE MIDDLE EAST AND WORLD AFFAIRS R ST 260 WORLD RELIGIONS-WEST SEE DEPARTMENT LISTING FOR FURTHER !Nf'ORMATION.

American Studies All MAJORS ARE REQUI REO TO REGISTER FOR ONE CREDIT HOUR I~ AM S 940, !NOEPENCENT STUDY, THIS SEMESTER.

102 AM S 495 030 SEM.,-AMERICAN STUDIES PREREQ AM S MAJOR

001 ARR

102 AM S 940 1-6~ INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR l:i!l.!L. ALL 900 SE'CTIONS REQUIRE OEPARTMENTU FORM.

Anthropology

104 .M\ITH 103 030 PRl~ OF ANtHROPOLOGY 001 090G-0950 M W F 002 1000--1050 M W F 003 l30o-t350 M W F 004 093()-1045 T TH

ANTH 103 AND 104 MAY BE TAKEN IN ANY SEQUENCE

104 ANTH 104 330 PRIN OF ANTHROPOLOGY 2 001 110Q-ll50 H W F 002 1200-1250 H W F 003 123()-1345 T TH

ANTH 103 t 104 MAY BE TAKEN IN ANY SEQUENCE

104 ANTH 201 030 INTRO TO PHYS A~TH 1 001 100()-1050 H W F 002 110()-1215 T TH

ANTH 201-202 •uST BE TAKEN IN SEQUENCE 801 IJOQ-1530 TH

SEC 901 IS AN HONQRS SEtTION. SECURE A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT F(JI;ftil FROM- NOP.tl~ llBR. RM M400C.

104 ANTH 203 H 0 LAB IN PHYS ANT~ OPTIONAL LAB FOR ANTH 201 SEC 001

OPTIONAl LAB FOR ANTH 201 SEC 002 PREREQ CR COREQ ANTH 201

104 ANTii 210 030 FRONTIERS OF CULT ANTH

!04 A~TH 220 030 INTRO TO ARCHAEOlOGY

104 ANTH 221 020 LAB-ARCHAEOL METHODS

104 ANTH 227 030 NEW WORLD ARCHAEOLOGY

1<)4 A~TH 280 HO NATURE OF LANGUAGE

104 ANTH 313 )30 ETHNOG N AMER INDIANS

104 A~TH 315 l30 CUlT & SOC IN S ASIA

l!ci4 AfHH 316 030 PEOPlES OF S PACIFIC

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104 ANTH 405 030 QUANT METH IN ANTH 001 1300-1350 M II F SAME AS ANTH 505

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ro4 A~TH. 415 030 HUMAN ECOLOGY SAME AS .GINTH 515

,104 ANTH ·421 030 SO ~ESTERN ARCHAEOlOGY SAME AS ANTH 521

104 ANTH 422 :no ARCHAE MEX &. CElli AMER SAME ~S ANTH 522

001 090G-~50 ~ W F FiLMS 81 Ol DUFOUR

001 l-ltOD-l-515 T TH HlHS 26 7 FW EDDY

001 11tOD-1450 M W HUIS 267 PO .SHEETS

104 ANTH 427 030 PRE-CLAS ART t ARCHAEO 001 1100-1215 T TH F A Nl41 TH TZAVELlA EVJEN SAME AS ANTH 527t CLAS 4271527, FA H 427/527

104 ANTH 451 030 APPLIED CUlTURAL ANT>! SAME A-S ANTH 5Sl

lO't 4f"TH .453 1}30 HISTORY OF ANTH SAME- AS ANTH- 553

104 ANTH 457 030 MARITIME PEOPLES SAME AS- ANTH -557

104 MITH 459 030 URSA~ ANTHROPOLOGY SAME AS ANTH 559

104 ANTH 48$ 030 ETRUSCAN ART & ARCHAE PREREQ JUNIOR STANDING SAME AS CLAS 431/S.'H, FA H 4311531

104 ANTH 491 0)0 DEPT HONOAS IN AN-lH 1

001 100D-1050 M W F J<lMS 26 7 GO LANG

001 1400-1450 H W F HLMS 81 GW HEWES

001 1100-1150 M W HlMS 267 JR MC GOODWIN

001 150Q-1550 M W f H"AlE 105 RA HACKENBERG

001 153()-1645 T TH F A N185 A.E HAECKL

001 140Q-1515 T TH HLMS 61 AJ KELSO

NOTE. All 500 AND ABOVE COURSES REQUIRE INSTR CONSENT.

104 ANTH 501 1-3 TEACHING ANTHROPOLOGY 900 ARR SAME AS ANTH 401 .!:!J!lk ·~~ 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM.

104 ANTH 505 0-30 QUANT METH JN ANTH 001 1300-1350 "' w HLMS a 1 DP VAN GERVEN SAME AS ANTH 406

104 ANTH _,.~08 030 ANTHRO GENETICS 001 l60D-l650 M· W F .- HLMS 8-1 Dl GREENE SAHE A·S ANTH lt-08

104 ANTH 50'9 0·50 GROSS ANATOMY ADDITIONAl LA9 IN DENVER TO 8-E ARRANGED

104 -AN·TH , 515 030 HUMAN ECOLOGY SAME AS ANTH H 5

104 ANTH 521 030 SO WESTERN ARCHAEO~OGY SAME AS ANTH li-21

001 130G-1500 T HLMS 65 AM BRUES

001 090G-0950 M W F HlMS 81 OL DUFOUR

001 1400-1515 T TH HLMS 267 FW EDDY

104 ANTH 522 030 ARCHAE HEX & CEN AMER 001 1400-1450 M W F H~HS 267 PO SHEETS SAME AS ANTH 422

104 ANTH 527 030 PRE-tlAS ART & ARCHAEO 001 llOQ-1215 T TH F A ~1'1141 TH TZAVELLA EVJEN SAME AS ANTH \-27, CLAS 4271527 . .!. FA H 427152"7

104 ANTH 551 030 APPLIED CULTURA~ ANTH 001 100()-1050 H W F H~MS 26 7 GO LANG SAME AS ANTH 451

10• A'ITH 553 030 HISTORY OF ANTHRO 001 140()-1450 H W F HlMS 81 SAME AS ANTH 453

104 ANTH 557 030 MARITIME PEOPLES 001 llOo-1150 M W f HlMS 267 JR MC GOODWIN SAME AS ANTH 457

104 ANTH 559 030 URBAN ANTHROPOLOGY 001 150G-1550 M W F HALE 105 RA HACKENBERG SAME AS ANTH H9

104 ANTH 586 030 BlOCUl.T FOUND LANG 001 140-Q-1630 TH HLMS 85 OV KASCHUBE

104 ANTH 588 030 ETRUSCAN ART & ARCH OQ1 153o-l645 T TH F A Nl85 AE HAECKl

104 ANTH 600 030 SEM-CURRENT RSCH TPCS 001 123()-1500 TH BPSY E123 RA HACKENBERG

104 ANTH 602 030 SEM-PHYS ANTH 001 093()-1200 T H~MS 85 DL OUFOUR

104 ANTH -603 030 $EM-ARCHAEOLOGY 001 093()-1200 TH HLMS 85 JJ HESTER

.1!Jlls. All 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTA~ FORM.

104 ANTH 700 l-6 MASTERS THESIS

104 ANTH 800 0-9 DOCTORS THESIS

104 ANTH 810 100 DOCTORS TH~SIS

10" ANTH 920 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

104 ANTH 93.0 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

104 ANTH 950 1-3 GUIDED STUDY

104 ANTH 960 l-3 INDEPENOENT RESEARCH

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Arts and Sciences J:ll!IL STUDENTS WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO ADO OR CHANGE

SEtY lCWS AFTER SEPTEMBER 7, 1983.

106 A S 100 030 GEN EXPOSITORY WRITING A S 10.0 IS NOT OPEN TO STUDENTS WHO ALREADY HAVE CREDIT IN A S 101, 102, 103, 104 OR ENGL 100

FOR SEC 801 SECURE A CONTROLLED FROM DEPARTMENT~

001 002 003 004 005 006 007 008 009 010 011 012 013 014 015 016-017 018 019 020 021 022 023 024 025 026 027 028 029 801

ENROLL~ENT

OBOQ-0850 M W F oaoo-o85o " w F 0800-0850 M W F 0900-0950 H W F 090()-0950 H W F 0900-0950 M W F 1000-1050 M W F 100()-1050 M W F 100()-1050 M W f llOQ-1150 M W F llOQ-1150 H W F 120o-1250 lot W F 120()-1250 M W F 130G-1350 M W F 1300-1350 M W F 1400-1450 M W F 140()-14.50 M W F 1500~1550 H W F 150Q-1550 M W F osoo-0915 TH 0800-0915 TH 093()-1045 TH 093-o-1045 TH llOQ-1215 TH 1100-12U TH 123()-1345 T TH 123()-1345 T TH 1400-1515 T TH 140()-1515 T TH I00()-1050 M W F FC:RM

820 0800-0850 M W H W M W

821 090()-0950 B22 100()-1050 823 110()-1150 824 oaoo- 0915 825 0930-1045 826 1100-1215 827 1230-1345 828 093()-1045 829 1100-'1215

M W F T TH T TH T TH

TH TH TH

SECT IONS 82()-829 ARE SPECIAl SECTIONS. ~ SECURE A CONTROLLED ENROllMENT FORM FROM EOP OFFICE, WI LLARO, R~ 232/235a

GEOL 127 DPPA G025 HLMS 81 HUNT 203 HUNT 204 HLMS 259 KTCH 234 KTCH 117 STAO 116 HLMS 259 STAD 116 HLMS 185 OPPA G025 HLMS 341 H-lJNT 203 HLMS 1'93 HlHS 211 HLHS 81 HlMS 131 HLMS 81 HLMS 271 HLMS 267 CHEM 306 H~NT 203 HLMS 141 KiCH 206 KTCH 207 HLMS 141 HLMS 211 HALE 205

HU~S 247 SPSV E064 BPSY EU4 B PSY Ell4 GEOL 127 BPSV Ell4 RAMV 1~31 KTCH 301 GEOL 311 STAD ll5

JW DONALD Cl SQUIER LA MOSKOVIT

EA ROBERTSON

16 106 A S 110 030 AD~ANCED EXP WRITING

16

72

145

15

56

56

. 72

56

93

50

A S 110 IS NOT OPEN TO STUDENTS W~ AlREADY HAVE ENGL 101 OR A S 104 PRIOR TO FAl~T979. PREREQ FOR All SECTIONS Of A S 110 IS ONE SEMESTER OF A S 100, 101, 102, 103, 104 OR ENGL 100 ..

001 0800-0850 M W F 002 090()-0950 M W F 003 1000-1050 "' W F oo• uoo-1150 " w F oo> t20D-125o H w F 006 !300-1350 M W F oo1 oaoo-oq15 T TH 008 0930-1045 T TH 009_ 110o-1215 T TH 010 t23Q-13it5 T TH 801 130()-1350 H W F

SEC 801 IS A SPECIAL SECTION. SECURE A CONTROlLED ENROLL'iENT FORM FRCJiot WMST PROG~AM, KTC.H, PH 30A.

820 080()-0915 T TH 821 093_D-l045 T TH 822 1100-1215 T TH 823 123G-1345 T TH 824 0900-0950 M W F 825 100()-1050 H W f

SECTIO~S 820-e25 ARE SPECIAL SECTIONS. SECURE A CONTI'.OLLEO ENROll!MENT FOPM _FRO~ EOP OFFICEr WillARD, RM 232/235 ..

HLMS 25 5 BPSY Ell4 HAlE 104 STAD 115 HLHS 191 HUNT 204 HlMS 137 GEOL 207 STAO 116 RAMY 1831 KTCH 235

HLMS 2<7 Ct'EM 309' STAD 1!2 STAO 112 SPSY E 1.26 STAD 115

~· BARALE

50 106 A S 221--030 HU~AN SEXUALlTV 00 l 1230-1345 T TH HE~ 140 D~ JOHNSON

OR SEASE

62

62

15

106 A S 250 030 BASIC BUS !NESS TOOLS 001 1230-1345 T TH

106 A S JlUlll. .!:!l!lk

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910 010 IND STUOV-EXP WRITING 900 ALL 900- SftTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM .. A LANGJAGE PRACTICUM MAY BE REPEATED ONlY ONCE ..

311 a<O PRACTICUM-FRENCH

106 A S 313 020 PRACTICUM-GERMAN

601

801

ARR

ARR

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67 106 A S 315 020 PRACTICUH-SPANISH 801 ARR

106 A S 940-2-6 SENIOR THESIS 900 ARR 50 FOR INDIVIDUALLY STRUCTURED HAJORS_ONlY ..

40

10

15

6

15

10

· J:ll!IL ALL 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE CEPARTHENTAL FORM.

Asian Studies J:ll!IL A ST 4~9, SENIOR SEMINAR, IS OFFERED SPRING SEMESTEA.

ALL 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAl FORM.

108 A ST 920 1-3 INOEPENOENT STUDY 900

108 A ST 930 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900

900 108- A ST 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT S-TUDY

108 A ST 941 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900

SEE LISTINGS UNDER. ANTHROPOLOGY, FINE ARTS, GEOGRAPHY, HISTORY, CHINESE, .JAPANESE, PHILOSOPHY, POLITI:AL SCIENCE, ECONOMICS, RELIGIOUS STUDIES AND. THEATRE AND DANCE ..

Astro-Geophysics

A G Ill AND 112 •AV BE TAKEN IN EITHER SEQUENCE. CLASSES Will MEeT FREQUENTLY IN FISKE P~ANETARIUH.

••• ARR

ARR

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10 Ill A G 111 030 GENERAL ASTRONOMY 1

10

10

15

15

15

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001 090()-0950 " w 002 llOQ-1150 M W 003 IJOD-1350 H W f 004 0~3D-1045 T TH 005 110()-1150 M W F 801 110()-1200 M W F

SEC 801 IS AN HONORS SECTION. SECURE .A CONTRO~LEO ENROLLMENT FORM FROM NORLIN LlBRt RM M400C ..

111 A G 112 030 GENERA~ ASTRONOMY 001 100()-1050 M W 002 140o-1450 M W f 003 123Q-l345 T TH

OPTIONAL LA8 A G 122

111 A G 113 030 DYNAMIC EARTH 1 001 1100-1150 M W

SAME AS GEOL 113, ENROLLMENT SHARED WITH GEOLOGY 801 150()-1800 M

SEC 801 IS AN HONORS SECTION. SECURE A CONTROL~ED ,ENROLLMENT FORM FROM NORLIN LlBRt RM M400C ..

111 A G 121 010 GEN ASTRO~OMY LAB 1' 001 210D-2300 M 002 210Q-2300 TH

OPTIONAL lAB FOR A G 111

111 A G 122 010 GEN ASTRONOMY LAB 2 001 1~00-2100 M 002 190D-2100 TH

OPTIONAL LAB FOR A G 112

111 A G 319 030 TP~CS-METEQ-SEVER WEATH 001 093o-l045 T TH SAME AS GEOG 319

EDUC 220

DPPA G02 0 OPPA Gl2 5 0 PPA G020 OPPA G020 L18R 400F Ll8R 400A

OFPA Gl25 OPPA G02 0 DPPA G020

JM MALVILLE JW WARWICK JO BENNETT ~

RH GARST A-NG

CO GARMANY CJ HANSEN WC CASH

SPSY E050 H SPETZLER C K!SSLINGER

llBR 400A H SPETZlER

OBSV Sl75 RH GARSTANG OBSV $175 RH GARSTANG

08SV 5175 RH GARSTANG OBSV Sl.75 "'RH GARSTANG

DPPA Gl25 8LUMEN 30

30 111 A G 321 030 TOPICS-SOLAR SYS ASTR 001 090G-0950 H W F OPPA G125 TW SPEISER

30

30

3t

30

30

30

TOP !C: ENERGY AND THE SUN. KNOWLEDGE OF GENERAL ASTRONOMY AT THE LEVEL OF A G 111-112 WILL BE REQUIRED.

801 !900-2130 OPPA Gll6 SEC 801 IS AN HONORS SECTION. SECURE A CONTROLLED ENROLlMENT FORM FROM NORliN l-IBRt Rff M400C ..

111 A G 391 030 EARTHS ATMOS & OCEANS 001 llOD-1215 T TH DPPA G03 9 PREREQ GENERAL PHYSICS AND CALCUlUS

111 A G 393 030 ASTROPHYSICS PRE REQ GENERAL PHYSICS AND CALCULUS

001 090Q-D950 H W F DFPA G039 EG ZW~IBEL

LIMIT

25 25 25 25 25 25 24 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 24 25 25 25 25 25

25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25

25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 30

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25

141

30

40

40

40

20

20

20

20

20

202 72

222 222

15 15

72 222 222

220

15

20 20

40

80

15

20

20

IIS'T CRS Ill!. DEPT NO. CR TITlE OF COURSE sec TIME DAYS BUIG ROOM INSTRUCTOR

Ill A G 505 030 ATMOSP~EUC PHYSICS 1 001 0930-1045 T TH OfPA Gl35 TE VAN ZANOT

Ill A G 511 030 INTERNAL PROC IN GASES 001 1400-1450 M W F OPPA G039 RA STERN

111 A G 516 030 INTERMEO PLASMA PHVS 001 l23D-l345 T TH OPPA G03 <i ROBERTSON PREREQ A G 515 OR 1-NSTR CONSENT, SAME AS PHVS 516.

Ill A G 525 030 PLANETARY AERONOMY

Ill A G 540 Q30 FLUID DYNAMICS 1

Ill A G 554 030 MATHEMATICAL METHODS PREREQ CO~PLEX VARIABLES

111 A G 556 030 RAD PROC PLANET ATMOS

Ill A G 560 030 INTRO TO ASTROPHYSICS

111 A G 596 030 THEOR CllM e CUM VAR

ONE HOUR TO BE AR PANGEO

lll A G 650 030 SP TPCS-FLUID OVN

lU A G 652 010 SEMINAR IN GFD

001 lOOD-1050 M W F

001 ll00-1215 T TH

001 l40D-l515 T TH

001 0~3Q-1045 T TH

001 O<J30~1045 T TH

001 1315-1515

001 140D-1515 T TH

001 143Q-1530 M

Of G 41

DPPA G12 5

OPPA Gl25

CA BARTH

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J E HART W BLUMEN

lll A G 667 03-0 HIGH ENERGY/ASTROPHYS 001 1000-1050 M W DPPA G039 JM SHUll

NOT5• ALL 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM.

Ill A G 700 l.-6 MASTERS THESIS

111 A G 750 1-6 READING AND RESEARCH

111 A G 800 0-9 DOCTORS THESIS

1 t! A G 810 100 DOCTORS THESIS

Ill A G 920 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

ill A G 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

1 tl A G 999 000 MASTERS DEGREE CAND

Bibliography

114 BIB 301 020 MTHDS OF LI 6RARY RSCH

900

900

900

900

900

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ARR

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001 llOQ-1150 T TH 002 090Q-0950 T TH

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Biology-Environmental, Population, and Organismic

.f!!l!.£:. EPOB COLLOQUIUM HElD FRIDAYS, 1600 IN RAMY ADD 23.

NOTE. NUMEROUS COUFISES IN OTHER DEPARTMENTS HAY BE COUNTED FOR A BIOLOGY MAJOR - SEE YOUR ADVISOR.

l1QU.,. STUDENTS HAY NOT RECEIVE CREDIT FOR BOTH MCOB 105 ANO EPOB 121-123, 122-124 OR NASC 123-124.

i 17 EPOB 107 040 INTRO TO BHJ'I'fity

REC-JNTRO TO BIOLOGY

117 EPOB 121 030 GENERAL BIOLOGY I

117 EPOB 123 010 GENERAL SIOLOGV lAB I.

117 EPOB 302 330 PRIN OF ECOLOGY

SEC 820-828 ARE SPECIAl SECT IONS. SECURE A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM FROM EOP OfF ICE, WI LLARO, R.M 23212358

820 R821 R822 R823 R824 RB25 R826 R827 R828

123D-1345 090D-0950 1000-1050 uoo-u5o 120D-1250 0930-1020 1100-1150 1400-1450 uoo- uso

T TH

" w " " M W M W

T TH T TH T TH

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RAHY C250 RAMY N183 R'-MY Nl83 RAMY NIB3 .RAMV Nl83 RAMY Nl83 RAMY 1675 KTCH 33 ~AMY 1675

RA BERNSTEIN

C HEMI STRV RECOMMENDED .. CONSULT OEPA RTMENT IF COURSE IN COLLEGE BOTANY OR ZOOLOGY HAS BEEN· TAKEN.

001 O~OD-0850 M w

002 100D-!050 I< W F

003 1100-1150 M o

004 1400-1450 M W f

RAMY C25 0

RAMY C250

RAMY C25 0

UMV C250

W" LEWIS GK SNYDER WM lEWIS GK SNYDER RK MONSON

'>;:~ ~~:~ON !:\A LANE

All MAJORS MUST CONCURRENTLY ENRo-LL IN EPOB 121-123 FOR FALL. ALL MAJORS EXPECTING TO:·,fAKE EPOB 122 IN SPR lNG fiiUST ENROLL CON-CURRENTLY IN EPOB 124. NONMAJORS PLANNING TO TAKE THE SEQUENCE EPOB 121-122 TO fULFILL COLLEGE REQUIREMENT oo' NOT TAKE EPOB 123.

00 l OBOD-1050 T 002 0800-1050 T Q03 080D-1050 T 004 0800-1050 T 005 1100~1350 r 006 ll00-1350 T 001 llOD-1350 T 008 llOD-1350 T oo9 v.oo-1650 T 010 1400-1650 T 011 1400-1650 T 012 OBOD-1050 W 013 1lOD-1350 W 014 U00-1350 W 015 llOD-1350 W 016 140D-1650 w 017 1400-1650 w 018 HOD-1650 W 019 1400-1650 • 020 0800-1050 TH 021 oeoo-to5o TH 02 2 080D-10 50 TH 023 llDD-1350 TH. 024 UOD-1350 TH 025 1100-1350 TH 026 1100-1350 TH 027 1400-1650 TH 028 140D-1650 TH 029 1400-1650 TH

001 093D-1045 TH

RAMY Cl41 RAMV Cl48 RAMV Cl5;1 RAMY Cl59 RAMV Cl47 RAMY C146 RAMY Cl51 RAMY Cl59 RAMY C147 RAMY Cl48 RAMY Cl51 RAMY C147 RIIMY Cl47 RAMY Cl51 RAMY Cl59 RAMY Cl4 7 RAHY Cl48 RAMV C151 RAMV C159 RAMY Cl47 RAMY Cl48 RAMV Cl51 RA~V Cl47 R~MY 048 RAMY Cl51 RAMY Cl59 RAMY Cl4 7 UMY Cl51 RAMY C159

RC EATON

RAHV C250 PJ WEBBER A CRUZ

PREREQ EPOB 121-122. REQUIRED FOR All EPOB MAJORS.

117 EPOB 317 030 ALPINE-ARCTIC 001. 140D-1515 T TH R,MY 1823 H NICHOLS PREREQ GENERAL BIOLOGY, FIELD TRIPS TO BE ARRAI)IGEO

117 EPOB 320 030 GENETICS

REC-IOENET ICS

117 EPOB 340 040 MICRO BIOLOGY

LAB-MICRO BIOLOGY

117 EPOB 342 050 HUMAN ANATOMY

LAB-HUMAN ANATOMY

117 EPOB 343 050 HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY

lAB-HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY REC-HUHAN PHYSIOLOGY LAB-HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY REC-HUIIAN PHYSIOLOGY LAB-HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY REC-HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY LAB-HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY REG-HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY LAB-HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY REC-HUHAN PHYSIOLOGY LAB-HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY REC-HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY

PREREQ GENERAl e!OLOGY, REQUIRED ~ All BIOLOGY MAJORS

001 ROll R012 R013 R014 R015 R016 ROI7 R019

0800-0850 090D-1050 ISOD-1650 090D-l050 140D-l5fi0 080Q-0950 150D-165Q 140D-1550 1400-1550

T TH M M

T T w w

TH F

RAMV C250 RAMY LB75 RAMY 1875 RAMY 1875 RAMV Nl83 RAMY 1875 RAMY NIB3 RAHY IB75 RAMY NIB3

PREREQ EPOB 121-122. ORGANIC CHEMI STRV RECOMMENDED. SECURE A CONTROllED ENROLLMEP\T FORM FRO!It RAMYt ,RM 122.

801 llOD-1150 M W F GIJGG 205 W SEGAL LBlO 130D-1450 M W RAHY '*-268 L8ll l50G-1650 T TH RA~Y N268 l812 130~G-1450, T TH l813 080D-0950 T TH

RAMY N268 UMY N268

L815 150D-1650 M W RA"V N268

PRACTICAL EXAMS WILL BE GIVEN FOUR SElECTED FRIDAYS FROM 1500-1800 IN RAMY, RM C209.

00 I l40D-1450 M w F HLHS 252 RE JONES LOlO 080D-1050 M W RAMY CZ09 LOll 1100'-1350 M W RAMY C209 LOI2 l50D-1750 M W RAMY C209 LOl3 080D-1050 T TH RAMY C209 l014 1100-1350 T TH RAHY C209 LOI'S 1~00-1650 T TH RAMY C209

PREREQ GENERAl BIOLOGY AND ONE YEAR COLLEGE CHEMISTRY, SECURE A CONTROllED ENROLLMEH FORM IN RAMY, RM tn. STUDENT MUST ATTEND FIRST LAe MEETING L FORFEIT. PLAtE.

801 L802 R803 LB04 R605 l806 R807 LSOB R809 L810 RBll L812 R813

130D-ll50 M W F 1400-1650 M 140D-145D TH 093D-12ZO l 08oo-oBso TH 140D-1650 123.G-1320 TH 140D-1650 w 160D-1650 M 093Q-12 20 TH 080D-0850 T 14DD-1650 TH llOD-1150 TH

RAMY C250 TT GlEESON RAMY N168 RAMV N183 RAMY Nl68 RAMY Nl8 3 RAMY Nl68 RAMY Nl83 RAMY Nl68 RAHY Nl83 , RAMY Nl68 RAMY Nl83 RAMV Nl68 RAMY Nl63

OIEI'T CRS LIMIT 110. DEPT NO. CR Tl TLE OF COURSE sec TIME DAYS BLDG RQOM INSTI\UtTOR

20 ll7 EPOB 3Sl 040 PLANT ANATOMY & DEV

20

20

20

40

46

117 EPOB

LAS-PLANT_ ANATOMY DEV

352 040 flOWERING PLANT SYSTEM LAB~FLOWERING PLANT SY

1'RERE9.~EP06 121-122

001 L010 LOll LOU L013

DO 1 LOlO LOll L012

090Q-0950 14DD-l650 140D-l650 140o-1650 1400-1650

M W F M

T w

TH

tooo-toso M w F 140G-1650 T l40D-I650 w 1400-1650 TH

RAMV IB2 3 RAMV CZ71 RAMV C271 RAMV C27! RAMY CZ11

P.AMV 1823 RAMY C231 RAMY C231 RAMY C231

RA eve

25 117 EPOB 361 040 INSECT BIOLOGY lAB-INSECT BIOlOGY

001 1300-1350 M W F RAMY 1631 MO BREED lOt 0 140o-1650 W R.AMY 1876

40

10

20

20

20

30

30

30

30

30

30

117 EPOB 372 050 COMP VERTEBRATE ANAT PREREQ EPOB 121-122 AND 123-124

LAB-COMP VERTEB ANAT 001

LO!O LOU L0!2 l013

117 EPOB 380 030 GLOBAL ECOLOGY 001 PRER€0 ONE YEAR COllEGE BIOLOGY OR INS;rR CONSENT SAME AS NASC 330

117 EPOB 395 040. INTRO TO ANIMAL BEHAV

IZDD-1250 M W QS00-0950 M W lOOD-1150 M W 1300-1450 M W lSOD-1650 M W

l53G-1645 T TH

R.IIMY RAMY RAMY RAMY RAMY

1823 N276 NZ76 N276 N276

RAMY 1623

PRER!iQ EPOB- 121-122 OR PSY 100 OR EQUIV

REC-INTRO ANIMAL BEHAV 001

ROIO ROll R012

117 EPOB 401 Cl20 TEACHING BIOLOGY 001 002 003 004

0800-0915 T TH 1100-1250 M 140Q-l550 T 130o--1450

ARR ARR ARR ARR

PREREQ ONE YEAR EACH OF BIOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY PLUS. TWO UPPER-DIVISION 810l'OGY COURSES, INCLUDING AT -LEAST ONE LAB. THP.EE HOURS TO BE ARRANGED.

RAMY lB23 RAMY 1-875 RAMY 1875 RAMY 167 5

CH SOUTHWICK

BEKOFF

111 EPos 402 :no srliEAM BrotoGY oo1 IZ3o-1345 T TH RAMV 1Bi2 3 JT WI NOELL PREREQ EPOB 121-122 AND ONE ECOLOGY COURSE SAME AS EPOB 502

30 117 EPOB 404 030 WILDLIFE IMPACT ASSESS 001 0800-0915 T .TH RAMY-1831 OW CRUMPACKER 30 PREREQ EPOB 121-122, 123-124t 302

160 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20

190

190

190

190

16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16~

16' 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 22 23 16 16 16 16 16 16

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77

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100 20 20 20 20 20

120 20 20 2o 20 20 20

120 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20

111 EPOS '409 040 BIOMETRY PREREQ GENERAL BIOLOGY, SAME AS EPOB 509

001 -1400-1450 M W F , LAB-BIOMETRY LOIO OBOD-1100 TH

117 EPOB 4iO HO ECOLOGY OF COLORADO 001 1400-1550 f~ W F w·EEKENO FIELOTRIPS TO BE ARRANGED, SAME AS EPOB 510

117, :.EPOB 415 010 STRM BIOL FLO T~CH LAB SAM'E AS EPOB 515

i11 EPOB 453 J40 MORPHOLOGY NON-VAS PLT LAB-MORPH NON-VAS PLT

117 EPOB 458 030

117 EPOB 459 040

117 EPOB 465 050

MYCOlOGY LAB-MYCOLOGY

AOV PLANT PHYSIOLOGY

lAB-AOV PLANT PHVSJOLO

iNVERTEBRATE ZOOLOGY

001 1400-1645 TH

001: LOIO

0900-0950 -M W F 1000-1150 M W

001 1300-1350 M LOIO 1400-1550 M

SAME. AS EPOB 5'59

001 oaoo-o850 LOl 0 0900-1200

SAME AS EPOB 565

TH TH

R AMY 182 3 MC GRANT RAMY 1668 ~C GRANT

RAMV 1831 JW MARR

RAMY IB24

RAMV C231 RAMY C231

·-RAMY C231 RAMY C231

RAMY C271 RAMY C271

J T WI NOELL

SHUSHAN

SHUSHA'\1

EK BONDE

001 0900--0950 14" .W ,F RAMY 1631 JH BUSHNEll LAB-INVERT ZOOLOGY LOIO 1000-1200 H W F RAMY lB24

117 EP08 476 J40 MAMMALOGY SAME AS EPOS 576, PREPEQ INSTR CONSENT

001 ll00-1150 M W F LAB-MAMMALOGY LOlO 140D-1650 T

LOll 1400-165D TH

RAMY 1523 RAMY 1876 RAMY 1B16

OM ARMSTRONG

.117 EPOB 486 J30 ENV ANIMAL PHYSIOlOGY 001 '1000-1050 M W F RA-MY 1831 CAREY .PREREQ EPOB 3ft3 OR 385, SA~E AS EPOB 58-6

117 EPOB 489 04.0 INVERTEBRATE FUNCTION PRER.EQ EPOS 343 OR EQUIV

001 123D-1400 T TH RA•Y IB75 , PW WINSTON LAB-INVERTEBRATE .FUNCT L010 1400-1700 W RAHY Nl76

117 EPOB 491 020 TECH NEUROL li ~EHAV!OR 001 1400-1640 M RAMY 1 B76 MO BREED PREREQ lf>ISTR CONSENT

117 EPO& 501 010 '-II<TRO TO BIOL PESEARCH 001 160Q-1800 REQUIRED OF ALL FIRST YEAR EPOB GRADUATE STUOENTS

117 EPOB 502 030 STREAM BIOLOGY 001 1230-1345 T TH RAMY 182'3 J T WINDELL PREREQ EP08 121-122 AND ONE ECOLOGY COURSE. SAME AS EPOB 402.

117 EPOB 509 040 810METRY PREREQ GENERAL BIOLOGY, SAME AS EPOt! 409

001 1400-1450 M W F RAMV 1823 MC GPANT L AB-B I OMETR V LOtO 0800- UOO TH RAMY 1868

117 EPOB 510 030 ECOLOGY OF COLORADO, 001 140Q-1550 H W RAMY 1931 JW MARR PREREQ INSTR :oNSENTt SAME AS EP08 410

ll7 EPOB 5ll 030 ADV AVIAN ECOLOGY 001 ARR

111 EPOB 512 020 AOV PRIMATE ECOLIBEHAV 001 1500-1650 ,w PREREQ ANTH 3~0. EPO.B 302 OR !NSTR CONSENT

117 EPOB 515 010 STRM >l!IOL HO TECH LAB 001 1400-1645 TH SAME AS EPOB 4-15

117 EPOB 558 03 0 MYCOLOGY, SAME AS EPOS 458

001 130D-1350 M LAB-MYCOLOGY L010 140D-1550 M

117 EPOS 559 050 ADV PLANT PHYSIOLOGY SAME AS EPOB 459

001 osoo-oa5o r TH LAB~ADV PLANT PHYSIOLO LOIO 090D-l200 T TH

117 EPOS 565 050 INVERTBRATE ZOOLOGY

!17 EPOB

lAB~INVERTBRATE ZOOlOG

516 040 HAMMALOGY

SAME AS EPOB 465

001 -090Q-0950 "'w LO!O lOOD-1200 M W

CE BOCK

RAMY N3B6 CH SOUTHWICK

RAMY 1824 JT WINDELL

RAMV· C231 RAMY C231

SHUSHAN

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RAMV 1831 RAMY 1B24

JH BUSHNELl JH BUSHNELL

PREREQ INSTR CONSENT, SAME AS EPOB 476

001 110D-ll50 M W F RAMY 1823 OM ARMSTRONG LAB-MAMMA LOGY ::=~ ::~:' LOIO 140Q-I650 T

LOll 140D-1650 TH

111 EPOB 586 030 ENV ANIMAL PHYSIOlOGY 001 1000-1050 M W F RAHV 1631 C CAREY PREREQ EPOB 3_. OR 385 OR EQUIV, SAME AS EPOB 486

117 EPOB 569 040 INVERTEBRATE FUNCTION 001 123D-1400 T TH LAB-INVERTEBRATE FNCTN LOIO H00-1700 W

111 EPOB 610 320 SEM-ENVIRN BIOLOGY 001 ARR

111 EP08 620 020 SEM-POPULATION BIOLOGY 001 •••

117 FPOB 630 OZO SEM-DRGAN BIOLOGY 001

!:!.IJ.ll, All 900 SECTICNS REQUIRE DEPA~TMENTAL' FORM.

117 EPOB 700 1-6 MAS.TERS THESIS

117 EPOB 800 0-9 DOCTORS THESIS

liT EPOB 810 100 DOCTORS THESIS

900

900

900

NO STUlENT MAY RECEIVE INDEPENDENT STUDY CREDIT FOR ASSISTING IN OPERATION AND/OR TEACHI~G OF ANY LAB SECT ION.

111 EPOB 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT RSCH-BIOL 900

ll7 EPOB 941 1-3 INDEP.ENOENT STUDY

117 EPOB 950 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

117 EPOB 960 1-3 INDEP RSCH-ENV BIOLOGY

117' · EPOB 961 1-3 INDEP RSCH-ORG. BIOLOGY

117 EPOS 962 1-3 INOEP RSCH-POPULATION

117 EPOB 99• 000 MASfERS DEGREE CAND

900

900

900

900

900

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Biology-Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental

120 MCOB 105 040 I NTRO TO MCO BIOLOGY l PREREQ HIGH SCHOOl CHEMISTRY AND ALGEBRA& ONE TWO HOUR lAB SECTiON REQUIRED EACH WEEK WHICH WilL Bf; ARRANGED.. EVENING M!DTERflS TO BE ARRANGED~ MCDB 105 IS A PREREQ FOR MCOB 106~ STUDENTS MAY NOT RECEIVE CREDIT FOR BOTH MCDB 105 AND EPOB l2!-123/l22 -124 OR NASC 123·-124~

001 0900-0950 M W

120 MCDB 311 030 CELL 6l OLOGY 001 0800-0850 M W PREREQ MCOB 106 OR EQlHV~ NOT FOR MCDB OR DISTRIBUTED STUDIES MAJORS

120 MCOB 312 040 CELl BIOlOGY PREREQ MCDB 106 OR EQUIV

lAB-CELl BIOLOGY

120 MCOB 315 J20 BIOL OF CANCER CELL PREREQ MCDB lJb OR ECUIV

120 HC DB 346 02 0 B IOL EARLY MAMMAl DEV PREREQ COLLEGE BIOLOGY

001 lOll l02l L031 L04l L051 l061 L07l l081

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0800-0850 133G-l700 1 BOO- 2130 083D-1150 1330-1700 133D-HOO 1800-2130 083G-ll50 1330-1700

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120 MCOB 422 J30 THE PLANT CELL 001 0900-0950 M W .F PREREQ INSTR CONSENT FOR NONSIOLOGY MAJORS~ SAME AS MCOB 522. FOR OPTIONAL LAB SEE MCOB 423.

120 MCOB 423 010 PLANT CELL lAB 001- 1730-19'30 T SAME AS MCOB 523

120 MCOB 489 J30 HUMAN B!OCHEM GENETICS 001 1100-1215 TH

PREREO MCOB 384

120 "COB 490 030 WKSHP ELECTRON MICROS 001 1400-1700 130D-l700 TH

PRE REQ MCOB 312 AND I NSTR CONSENT~ MCDB 501 MUST BE TAKEN CONCURRENT! Y.

120 MCOS 501 010 TECH ElECTRCN MICROS 001 l30Q-1350 T IH MUST BE TAKEN CONCURRENTlY WITH MCOB 4901590

120 MCOB 505 Q30 MCO CORE COURSE 001 1 OOO-I200 M W

MEETS FROM 9/1-10/20

120 MCDB 506 030 HCO CORE COURSE 2 001 lOOQ-1200 M W F PREREQ INSTR :ONSENT, MEETS FROM l0/22-I2/10

120 MCOB 522 030 THE PLANT CELL 001 090Q-0950 M W F SAME AS MCDB 422o FQil OPTIONAl LAB SEE MCOB 523

120 MCOB 523 010 PlANT CELl lAB 001 l73D-1930 T SAME AS MCDB 423

120 ,MCOB 576 020 BACTERIOPHAGE T-4 001 1200-1250 M W

120 MCOB 57B 020 CEll MEMB & PHOTOSVNTH 001 1200-1350 T

120 MCOe 5BO 020 PRO & EUK DEVELOPMENT OOI 1200-1350 W

120 MCDB 5B1 no SV40 TRANSF & TRAN REG 001 AAA

!20 MCDB 590 030 WKSHP ELECTRON MICROS 001 1400-1700 T 130Q-l700

PREREQ MCOB 312 AND INSTR CONSENT.; MUST BE TAKEN CON-CU~RENTLY WIT" MCOB 501.

120 MCDB 596 020 MOlECULAR BIOL UT SEM 00 I 140!>-1450

120 !<COB 59B 020 DEV BIOl LIT SEM 001 •RR

.tt!J!.f. ALL 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM.

120 ~COB 700 1-3 MASTER'S THESIS 900 ARR

120 MCD8 800 0-9~ DOCTORS THESIS 900 ARR

120 MCOB 810 100 DOCTORS THESIS 900 ARR

MCOB 930, 935, &. 940 ARE UNOERGRAO LEVEL

120 MCDB 930 1-6 IND STUDY MOLEC BIOL 900 ARR

120 MCDS 935 1-6 IND STUDY CEll BIOLOGY 900 ARR

120 .''1CDB 940 l-6 INO STUDY DEVELOP BIOL 900 ARR

~ MCDB 960, 965 & 970 ARE GRAD I.,EVEL

120 MCDB '960 l-6 IND STUDY MOLEC BIOL 900 ARR

120 MCDB 965 l-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR

120 MCOB 970 l-6 IND STUDY DEVEL BIOL 900 ARR

120 MCDB ';!99 000 MASTERS DEGREE CAND 900 ARR

Black Studies

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125 BLST 203 :no BEHAVIOR ANAlYSIS 001 0930-1045 T TH

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BPSY E050

BPSY E050 BPSY 40 B PSY 4-0 BPSY 40 8 PSY 40 BPSY 40 BPSY 4 0 .. BPSY 40 6 PSY 40

Ct-EM 140

B PSY 46

BSCI BI2I

BSCI B04C

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B sc 1 20 6SCI 20

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BSCI Bl21

BSCI B121

LA STAEHEUN

LA STAEHEUN SL BIROC Sl BIROC Sl BIROC Sl BIROC SL B!ROC Sl BIROC Sl BI ROC Sl BIROC

DM PRESCOTT

MN RUNNER

JD PICKETT HEAPS

JO PICKETT HEAPS

EH MC CONKEY Pl .KUEMPEL

MA BONNEVILLE

MA BONNEVIllE

LA STAEHELIN J 0 PICKETT HEAPS

8SCI 8121 JO PICKETT HEAPS

BSCI B040 JD PICKETT HEAPS

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BSCI B121 WB WOOD 0 I HIRSH

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MA BONNEVILLE

KJ DANNA N SUEOKA

MT FULLER M SCOTT

KTCH 301 CF WILLIAMS

125 BLST 215 03 0 AF~D-AMER I CAN HIST 1 001 0900-0950 M W F KTCH 301 LE WILSON SAME AS HIS T 2 1 5

125 BLST 232 J30 SURV OF A.FRD-AM lIT 1 001 1100-1215 T TH K"TCH 301 WD SAMUELS

.!1!ll_L BLST 2359 236 AND 237 MEET FOR FIVE WEEKS ONLY ..

·125 BLST 235 010 BLACK AMERICANS t. EDUC 001 1300-1350 ~ w KTCH 301 W~ KING

125 BlST 236 010 EMPLOYMENT IN BLACK AM 001 1300-1350 M W K TCH 301 WM KING

125 BLST 237 010 CRIME C. CRIMINAL JUST 001 1300-1350 M W K TCH 30 1 WM KING

125 BLST 240 020 AFRO-AMERICAN DANCE 1 001 0900-0950 T TH ACAD 170

125 BLST 260 030 INTRO TO AFRICAN LIT 001 1400-1515 T TH KTCH 301 WD SAMUELS

125 BLST 302 030 BLACK L~IFE IN CORP AM 001 1000-1050 M W KTCH 301 WM KING

125 BLST 418 030 HIST- SOUTHER-N AFRICA ,001 110Q-l150 M W F KTCH 30-1 LE,WILSON SA"!E AS HIST 418

125 BlST 480 030 THE AFR1CAN NOVEL 001 1100-1150 "' W F HLMS 251 CH NllON SAME AS ENGL 474

ALL 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPART-ENTAl FORM.

• 125 BlST 910 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

125 BtST 930 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

125 BLST 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Chemistry

900

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1. GENERAL CHEMISTRY

134 CHEM 100 030 PREPARATORY CHEMISTRY

REC-PR.EP CHEMISTRY

LA8-ANALY, INQRG tPHYS

PREREQ ONE YEAR HIGH ~CHOOl ALGEBRA OR CONCURRENT ENROLLMENT IN MATH 110. PREPARES STUDENT WITH NO HIGH SCHOOL CHEMISTRY TO TAKE CHEM 103. DOES NOT SATISFY A & S SCIENCE REQUIREMENTS. EXAMS AT 1830, THURS, SEPT 211!it OCT 27 AND NOV 17.

001 ROZl R031 R052 R06l R01l

150!>-1550 080Q-OB50 130D-1350 140G--1450 lOOQ- !050 130D-1350

M W F T T w

TH TH

13 2 115 33

115 115 115

JT OHLSSON

PREREQ ONE YEAR HlGH SCHOOL ALGEBRA. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR BOTH THE LECTURE ANO ONE LAB. e·xAMS AT 1830 ON THURSt SEPT 22, TUES, OCT 13, NOV 10~

001 0800-0915 T TH CHM 132 SJ STRICKLER LOll 1300-1550 M f,J( M 1871t l021 093D-l215 T E~ M IBH L022 093D-1215 T H M IB75 L03l 140D-l650 T E~ M 1874 L032 130Q-1550 T E~ M M272

DEPT CRS t.UUT MO. DEPT i'«J., CR HTlE OF COURSE SEC SLOG ROOM INSTRUCTOR

428

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134 CHEM 103 050 GENERAL CHEMISTRY

LAB-GENERAL CHEMISTRY

GENERAl CHEMISTRY LAB-GENERAL CHEMISTRY

134 CHEM 104 040 INTRO, ORGANIC/BIOCHEM \ii! ·- .

LAB-INTRO ORG/6IOCHEM

134 CHEM 106 050 GENERAl CHEMISTRY

tAB-GENE~AL CHEMISTRY

134 CHEM 107 050 GENERAL CHEMISTRY

LAB-GENERAL CHEMISTRY

L051 130G-1550 l052 140D-1650 L061 093D-1215 L062 0930-1215 l071 1400-1650 L091 · 1300-!550

TH TH TH

F

EK M EKLC EKH EKLC EKLC EK M

1674 M272 1B74 M27 2 M27 2 1B74

PREREQ ONE YEAR HIGH SCHOOL ALGEBRA AND CHEMISTRY OR SATISFACTORY PERFORMANCE IN CHEM 100~ ENTRANCE TO SE DETERMINED ON BAS IS OF HIGH SCHOOL CHEMISTRY RECORD RESULTS Q-F S~A~T~ ,fEST~ A PlACEMENT EXAM MAY BE IF NECESSARY TO LIMIT ENROtlMEN1,. lECTURE AND LABS MUST MATCH ON INIT Ul NUMBER~ EXAMS FOR ALL SECTIONS AT 1745o THUP$', SEPTEMBER 22. OCTOBER 20 ANO NOVEMBER 17 ..

100 llll Lll2 lll3 ll21 ll22 ll23 L 124 ll31 ll32 ll33 L 151 Ll52 Ll53 L 161 L 162 Ll63 ll71 L172 Ll73 Ll14 ll91 l192

200 l2L1 L212 L213 L214 L221 L222 L223 l231 L232 L233 l234 L251 L252 l253 L261 L262 L263 L26'o L271 L272 L273 1291 L292

0800-08 50 M W 1200-1550 t200~l550

1200-1550 M 0800-1150 0800-1150 0800-1150 0800-1150 1300-1650 1300-1650 1300-16 50 130G-l650 1300-1650 1300-1650 w OBOD-1150 TH OBOQ-1150 TH OBOO-li50 TH 130Q-1650 TH 1300-1650 TH 1300-1650 TH 1300-l650 TH 130o;-16 50 F 1300-1650 1000-1050 M W 1200-1550 M 120D-1550 M 120!>-1550 M 120Q-1550 M 0800-1150 T 080!>-1150 T osoo-uso T 1300-1650 T l30D-1650 T 130Q-1650 T 130Q-1650 T 13DD-1650 W !30Q-1650 w l30o-1650 w OBOQ-!150 TH 080Q-ll50 TH OSOQ-1150 TH OBOD-1150 TH 130Q-l650 TH 130D-!650 TH 1300-1650 TH 1300-1650 F 1300-1650 F

CHEM 140 E!{LC M12 4 EKLC M175 EKLC Ml7 3 EKLC MlZ't EKLC Ml74· EKLC Ml73 E KLC Ml2 7 E!<lC Ml24 EI<LC M17 5 EKLC Ml74 EKlC M124 EKLC M175 EKLC Ml27 EI<LC M124 EKLC Ml1·5 EI<LC Ml-74 EI<LC Ml24 EKLC Ml72 EKLC Ml74 EKLC M275 EKLC M175 EKLC Ml73 CHEM 140 EKLC Ml27 E~LC Ml25 EKLC M275 E!(LC Ml74 El<l.C M175 Ei<LC H27 5 EI<LC M125 El<I.C Ml73 EKLC Ml27 EKlC M125 EKLC M275 HLC Ml73 EKLC Hl25 EKLC Ml74 EKlC Ml73 EKLC Ml27 EKlC Hl2 5 EKLC M275 EKLC Ml7:3 Enc Ml75 EKlC Ml27 EKLC M12 7 EKLt Ml25

CG PIERPONT

DE HEER

PREREQ CHEH 101 OR 103. EQUIVALENT TO CHEM 102.

001 L031 l051 1061 l071

OSOD-09I5 !401>-1650 1301>-1550 093D-1215 !40D-l650

T TH T w

TH TH

Ct-EM EKLC EKLC HLC EKLC

23 1B75 IB75 1B75 1B75

MH CARurHE'Rs

PREREQ CHEM 103 OR EQUIV WITt--~ A GRADE OF COR BETTER EXAMS AT 1730 ON THUR, SEPT 2:9, OCT 27, AND NOV 17.

100 Ll20 ll22 L 130 Ll32 ll50 l152 Ll60 Ll62 ll70 ll72 l190

090D-0950 080D-ll50 oaoo-uso 1300-1650 l30D-1650 130Q-J650 130D-1650 OBOQ-1150 080D-1150 1300-1650 1300-1650 1300-1650

H W F T T T T w w

TH TH TH TH

F

t>EM fXLC EKLC EKLC HLC EKLC EKLC EKLC EHC EI<LC EKLC EKlC

140 Ml2 6 Ml72 IU26 H172 Ml26 Hl72 Ml26 Ml72 Ml26 Ml72 Ml2: 6

JW BIRKS

PREREO ONE YEAR HIGH SCHCOL CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS ANO Tt-tREE YEARS HIGH' SCHOOL ii'ATH.. ENTRANCE DETERMINED ON BASIS OF HIGH SCHOOL CHEMISTRY RECORDS AND RESULTS OF ADMISSIONS TESTS.

001 ll51 l261 l371 L491

1000-1050 I300-1550 0800-1050 1400-1650 1400-1650

M- W F M W T TH T TH

W F

CI-E"' EKLC EKlC EI<LC EKLC

132 •273 M273 M273 M27 5

EL KING

I I.. INORGANIC CHEMISTRY

134 CHEM 401 030 MODERN INORGANIC CHEM 001 0800-0850 "' w El<LC M203 !"l KING PREREQ CHEM 450 OR 451

134 CHEM 501 030 ADV INORGANIC CHEM 1 COl 1000-1050 M W Cl-EM 115 MC DUBOIS

l34 CHEM 610 020 SEM-INORGANIC SOi CHEM 001 ARR E L KING

134 CHEM 611 020 SEM-SYNTH CHEM NON-MTl 001 ARR AD NORMAN

134 CHE.'o! 612 020 SEM-STRUCT iNORG CHE'"i 001 ARR CG PIERPONT

134 CHEM 613 J20 SEM..:..SYNTH CHH-1 TR MTLS 001 ARR "'lC DUBOIS

II I. ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY

134 CHEM 51.6 030 ANALYT SPECTROSCOPY 001 0800-08 50 M W Cl-EM 207 ~V JOHNSTON

134 CHEM 620 020 SEM-CHrtOM/TRACE ANALY 001 ARH RE SIEVERS

134 CHEM 621 020 SEM-ELECTROCHEMISTRY 001 ARR CA KOVAl

134 CHEM 622 020 SEM-ANALY SPECT/KIN MS 001 ARR JW BIRKS

134 CHEM 623 010 SEM-MOLEC SPECT/ANALY 001 ARR lo\V JOHNSTON

134 CHEM 625 .tHO $EM-ANALYTICAL CHEM 001 1.600-1750 T .E I<LC M20 3

1V. ORGANIC CHEMISTRY

134 CHEM 331 030 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 1 PREREQ CHEM 106 OR_ 202 OR EQUIV WITH A GRADE OF C OR ·BETTER.

100 200 300

090D-09 50 M W F l10Q-ll·50 M W F 093Q-l045 T TH

.!:Wll. STUDENTS WHO HAVE DROPPED CHEM 331 OR 332 SINCE 1980 MAY BE DISENROLLED IN ORDER TO ADMIT STUDENTS WHO HAVE NOT HAD AN OPPORTUNITY TO TAKE THE COURSE.

CI-'EM C~EM Ct1EM

132 140 132

SJ CRISTDL

134 CHEM 332 030 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 2 100 110Q-l150 M W F c•EM 132 GB ELLISON PREREQ CHEM 131 WITH GRADE Of 'c (JR BETTER

134 CHEM 333 010 ORGANIC CHEM 1 LAB PREREQ CHEM 106 OR 202 OR EQUIV WITH GRADE OF C OR BETTER. COREQ CHEM 331.

111 1300-1550 M 121 090D-1150 T 131 140D-l650 T 132 140D-1650 T 161 090Q-1150 TH 191 , 140D-1650 F 232 1 itOo-1650 T 261 090Q-ll50 TH 262 090Q-ll50 TH 271 130Q-1550 TH 272 130D-l550 TH 291 140Q-1650 F 311 130!>-1550 H 331 l40Q-1650 T 352 130Q-1550 w

131t CHEM 3l4 010 ORGANIC, CHEM 2 LAB 111 130o-1550 M 121 090Q-ll50 T 131 130Q-1550 T 171 140Q-1650 TH

PRHEQ CHE~ 331 AND 333 WITH GflADES OF C OR BETTER COR EQ C HEM 332

li4t CHEH 335 030 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 1 101 090o-0950 M W F PRERE~ CHEM 106 OR 106 OR EQUIV WITH GRADE OF C OR &ETTER. COREQ CHEH 337.. FOR. CHEMISTRY MAJORS l~

EKLC 1625 EKLC 1B25 EKLC 1825 EKLC 1B27 EKlC 1B25 HLC 1B25 EKlC 1B73 EKLC 1B27 EKLC 1673 Et<LC 1873

~ EKLC 1827 EKLC IB73 EKLC 1B27 EKlC IB72 EKLC 1827

E~LC 1626 E KLC 1826 EI<LC 1826 El< M 1826

CHM 23 CS StUNER

l:UHT

20 20 20 20 20

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134 CHEM 337 020 ORGANIC CHEM LAB

COREQ CHEM 335, FOR CHEMISTRY MAJORS l@

SEC

261 591

TIME DAYS

090Q-1150 T TH 130Q-1550 W F

BWG ROOM I NSTRUCTDR

E~LC 1872 EKLC 1872

GA MOLANDER

134 . CHEM 338 020 ORGANIC CHEM LAB FOil CHEMISTRY MAJORS 2

591 1300-1550 W f EKLC 1824 GA MOLANDER

134 CHEM 531 030 AOV ORGANIC tHEM 1 001 090Q-0950 M W F PRE REO CHEM 450 OR 451 ANO pNE YEAR ORGANIC CHEMISTRY

134 CHEM 533 030 AOV ORGANIC tHEM 3

134 CHEM 635 010 SEM-QRGAN!C CHEMISTRY

134 CHEH 642 020 SEM-DRGANIC REACTIONS

134 CHEM 643 020 SEM-~HYSlCAL ORG CHE/4

134 tHEM 644 010 SEM-PHOTOCHEM/RAO CHEM

134 CHEM 645 010 SEM-REACTIVE INTERHEDS

134 CHEM 646 010 SEH-SYNTH ORGANIC CHEH

134 CHEM 647 010 SEM-TPCS IN SVNTH CHEM

134 CHEM 648 010 SEM-DRGANOMETALLIC tHE PREREQ CHEM 331

v. PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY

001 1 OOD-1050 M W F

001 160Q-1750

001 ARR

001

001

001

001

001

001

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C~EM 115 OM WALBA

GEOL 108 CH DE PUY

C .. Efli 270

SJ tRl STOL

CH DE PUY

TH KOCH

GB ELLISON

OM WALSA

CS SHINER

GA MOLANDER

134 CHEM 450 030 PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY 001 1000-1050 M W F C~EM 23 CL tECH PREREQ CHEM 332 CR 335, PHYS 112, MATH 240 OR INSTR CONSENT. RECOMMENDED FOR BIOCHEMISTRY OPT! ON ANO FOR BIOLOGY MAJORS.. OTHER CHEMISTRY MAJORS SHOULD TAKE tHEM 451.

134 CHEM 451 030 PHYSlC.AL CHEMISTRY 001 PftEREQ CHEH 332 OR 335. PHYS 112/114, MATH 240 OR INSTR CONSENT

134 CHEM 452 030 PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY 001 PREREQ CHEM 450 OR 451

134 CHEM 454 020 EXPER PHYSICAL CHEM

090Q-0950 M W

IOOo-1050 M .W F

HLMS 199 J T HYNES

CHM 207 WC LINEBERGER

PREREQ CHEM 450 OR 451 OR EQUIV tOREQ CH~M 452 OR EQUIV

LAB-EXP PHYSICAL CHEM

134 tHEM 455 030 EXPER PHYSICAL tHEM

001 lOll L012

130Q-1350 M W F 130Q-1550 T 1300-1550 TH

CtEM 23 EKlC MZ24 EKLC M224

BE KOEL

PREREQ CHEM 450 OR 451 OR EQUIV COREQ CHEM 452 OR 453

LAB-EXP PHYSICAL CHE~

134 CHEM 551 030 CHEM THERMODYNAMICS PREREO CHEM 450 OR 451

134 CHEM 558 030 QUANTUM CHEMISTRY

134 CHEM 56.Q_ 030 PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY SAME AS CHEM"'.450

134 CHEM 660 010 ,$EM-BIOPHYSICAL CHEM

1'34 CHEM 661 010 $EM-MOlECULAR SPECTROS

134 CHEM 662 020 SEM-NEGATIVE ION CHEM

134 CHEM 663 020 SEM-THEORETICAL CHEM

134 CHEM 664 020 RES $EM-THEORETIC CHEM

134 CHEM 665 020 SEM-REACTION DYNAMICS

134 CHEM 66b 020 SEM-ATMOSPHER IC CHEM

VI. BIOCHEMI'STRY

001 L026 l059

13.0Q-1350 M W F 0900-1150 T TH 140Q-1650 W F

001 110o-1150 M W

001 100D-1050 ~ W

001 10-DD-1050 M W F

001 ARR

001 ARR

001

001

001

001

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134 CHEM 471 030 SURVEY OF BIOCHEMISTRY 001 0800-0915 T TH PREREO ONE YEA.R OF ORGANIC CHEMISTRY OR INSTR CONSENT.; FOR PHARMACY STUDENTS AND THOSE WANTING A ONE-SEMESTER BIOCHEMISTRY :CURSE .. NOT A SUBSTITUTE FOR CHEM 481.

CtiEM 2 3 E~LC M224 EICLC M224

BE KOEL

t>EM' 207 SJ Gll.L

GEOL 114

Cl-EM 23

WP RE INHAROT

CL CECH

SJ GILL

SJ STRICKLER

WC LINEBERGER

WP REINHARDT

JT HYNES

SR LEONE

CJ HOWARD

GLGG 20 5 BM TOLBERT-

134 CHEM 481 030' GENERAl.BIOCHEMISTRV 001 0930-1045 T TH Cf<EM 23 DB MCKAY 002 0900-0950 M W F ePSY 46 SM TO.LBERT

PREREQ ONE YEAR ORGANIC CHEMISTRY. SAME AS CHEM 581.

134 CHEM 482 J30 GENERAL BIOCHE~ISTRY 001 0800-0915 T TH KTCH 23 5 RB HAL LICK PREREQ CHEM 4819 SAME AS CHEM 582

134 CHEM 484 030 COMPLEX CAP.BOHYDRATES 001 0930-1045 T TH Cl-EM 207 P ALBERSHEIM PREREQ CHEM 481 OR EQUI \1

!34 CHEM 486 040 BIOCHEM-ISTRY LAB PREREQ CHEM 481, COREQ CHEM 450 OR 451

LAB-BIOCHEMISTRY LAB 001

L026 L037

1300-1350 T TH 0800-1150 T TH 1400-1750 T TH

134 CHEM 581 030 GENERAl BIOCHEMISTRY 001 0930-1045 T TH 002 0900-0950 M W F

PREREQ CINE YEAR ORGANIC CHEMISTRY AND GRADU-ATE STATUS SAME AS CHEM 481

134 CHEM 582 030 GENERAL BIOCHEMISTRY 001 OBOD-0915 T TH PRER.EO CHEM 481/581 PLUS GRAD STUDENT STATUS SAME AS CHEM 482

134 CHEM 584 '·030 COMPLEX CARBOHYDRATES 001 0930-1045 T TH PREREQ CHEM 581 DR EQUI V

134 CHEM 587 030 ADV GENERAL BIOCHEM 001 llOD-1150 M W PREREQ CHEI<l 482 OR 582

134 CHEM 685 0-l SEM-BIOCHEMISTRY 701 1600-1650

134 CHEM 690 020 SEM-NUCLElC ACID CHEM 001 ARR

134 CHEM 691 020 SEM-CEll ORGANELLE CHM 001 ARR

134 CHEM 692 020 SEM-REG OF TRANSCRIPT 001 ARR

134 CHEM 693 010 SEM-EUKARYOTIC GENE EX 001 ARR

---...134 CHEM 694 020 SEM-PLANT BID'CHEMISTRY 001 ARR

134 CHEM 695 020 SEM-BIOCHEMISTRY 00! ARR

134 CHEM 696 010 SEM-BIOORGANIC CHEM 001 ARR

1-34 CHEM 697 010 SEM-BlOO~GANIC (HEM 001 ARR

134 CHEM 698 020 $EM-STRUCTURAL BIOCHEM 001 ARR

VII .. MISCEllANEOUS

134 CHEM 440 010 SCIENTIFIC GLASS -BLOW 801 1300-1550 T ~ SECURE A CONTROLLED ENROLlMENT FORI¥! FROM DEPARTMENT~

134 CHEM 600.000 SEM-DEPT RESEARCH 001 1600-1750 MTWTHF

..wJI..f.a All 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE BEPARTMENTAL FORM~

134 CHEM _700 l-4 MASTERS THESIS 900 ARR

134 CHEM BOO 0-9 DOCTORS THESIS 900 ARR

134 CHEM 810 100 DOCTORS THESIS 900 ARR

134 CHEM 943 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR

134 CHEM 963 1-3 SPEC TOP 1 CS IN CHEM 900 ARR

134 CHEM 999 000 MASTERS DEGREE CAND 900 ARR

Chicano Studies

255 CHST 101 030 INTRO CHICANO StUDlES 001 080Q-09l5 T TH

255 CHST l04_ 030 "~-INTRO TO CHICANO liT 001 0930-1045 T TH

255 CHST 181 030 LATIN AM COLONIAl EXP 001 0800-0850 M W SAME AS KIST 181

255 CHST 201 030 CHICANO HIST TO 1848 001 0930-10.45 T TH

255 CHST 270 030 AMER INDIAN RELIGIONS 001 0930-1045 T TH SAME AS f ST 270

255 CHST 381 030 CHICANO flOETRY 001 !.230-1345 T TH

255 CHST 435 030 THE MEXICAN REVOLUTION 001 U.OQ--1215 T TH

Ct-EM 2'3 EI<LC /"l22 5 EKLC M225

Cl-EM 8 PSY

23 46

RR FALL

DB MC KAY BM TOLBERT

KTCH 235 Rfi- HALLICK

Ct-Et-1 207 P ALBERSHEIM

Ct-EM 23 I B WILSON

Cl-EM 23

MH CARUTHERS

RB HALLICK

CL CECH

TR CECH

ALBERSHEIM

RR FALL

BM TOLBERT

IB WILSON

DB MC KAY

El< E lB50 EH LUTTER

CrtEM 132

BFSY 46 RAMOS.

HALE 10 9 [C CANDELARIA

K1CH 234 RJ FERRY

OP G 47

HALE 103 Dl CARRASCO

EOUC 143 CC CANDELARIA

CHEM 307 SR DEL PINO

DEPT tRS LIMIT NO. DEPT IIIlo CR T1 TLE OF COURSE sec TINE DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR

20 20

20

35

30

10

10

10

10

10

10

10

10

65

100

40

32 16 16

20 10 10

40

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10

100

80 100

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255 CHST 910 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR

255 CHST 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR

Chinese NOTE. SEE DEPARTMENT OF OR !ENTAL LANGUAGES -- AND-LITERATURES ..

Classics 1. GENERAL CLASSICS

CNO GREER Uk-LAllN REdUIREOJ

137 CLAS 101 030 STUDY OF WORDS 001 1530-1645 T TH

137 CLAS 105 030 WORLD OF ANt GREEKS 001 l10Q-1.215 T TH SA~E AS HIST 105

137 CLAS 106 030 RISE/FALl OF ANC ROME 001 0800-0915 T TH SAME AS HIS T 106

137 CLAS llO J30 GREEK MYTHOLOGY 001 1300-1350 M W f M W 801 1300-1350

REC-GREEK MYTHOLOGY R810 1400-1450 w SEC 801/810 ARE HONORS SECTION. SECURE A•CONTROLLED EN-ROLLMENT FORM FROM NORLIN LIBR, RM M400C.

137 CLAS Ill J30 MASTERPIECES-GREEK LIT 001 1100-1150 M W F

137 CLAS 361 030 RELIGIONS OF GREECE 001 140D-1515 T TH RECOMMENOEO-GLAS UO, SAME AS R ST 361 AND PHIL 361

137 CLAS 402 :>30 ATHENS & GRK OEfiiOCRACY 001 1100-1150 M W f SAME AS CLAS 502. HIST 402

137 CLAS 4()8 030 ·THE ROHAN REPUBLIC 001 lOOO-l050_.M W F SAME AS CLAS 508, HlST 408

137 tLAS 411 030 GREEK & ROMAN EPIC 001 1400-1450 M W F

137 tLAS 427 030 PRE-CLAS ART & ARtHAEO 001 1100-1215 T TH SAME AS CLAS 527, ANTH 4271527, FA H 4271527

137 CLAS 431 030 ETRUSCAN ART &. ARCHAEO SAME AS CLAS 531, ANTH 488/588 FA H 431/531 PREREQ JUNIOR STANDING

131_ CLAS 502 030 ATHEI'lS t. GRK OEMOCRAC Y SAME AS CLAS 402, HlSl 402

137 CLAS 508 030 THE ROHAN REPUBLIC SAME AS CLAS 408, HIST 408

137 CLAS 511 030 GREEK & ROMAN EPIC

001 153Q-1645 T TH

001 110D-lt50 M W

001 1000-1050 M W F

001 1400-1450 M W F

137 CLAS 527 030 PRE-CLAS ART & ARCHAEO 001 110Q-1215 T TH SA\1E AS CU.S 4-27, ANTH_4271527, FA H 427/527

137 CLAS 531 030 ETRUSCAN ART & ARtHAEO 001 PREREQ JUNIOR STANDING SAME AS Cl4S 431.- ANTH 488/588, FA H 431/531

137 CLAS 580 030 PHILOSOPHY Of PLATO 001 SAME AS PHIL 580

137 CLAS 60.3 030 READINGS ANCIENT HIST 001 SAME AS HIST 603

~ All 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM ..

137 CLAS 930 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900

137 CLAS 950 1-3 GRAD INDEPENDENT STUOV 900

137 CLAS 999 ()00 MASTERS DEGREE CANO 900

I I.. CLASSICAL PHILOLOGY

..!:!.Q.!.I: All 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM.

146 CLPH 7.JO 4--6 MASTERS THESIS '100

146 CLPH 800 0-9 DOCTORS THESIS 900

146 CLPH 81010() OOCTORSTHESIS 900

III-.. GREEK

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fUMY C250 Rl HOHLFELOEP:

Gt.:GG 201 RL HOHLFELDER

C 1-'EM 140 C .. EM 140 OPPA G025

HO EVJEN HO EVJEN HD EVJEN

ECUC 22 C GE RYAN

ECUC 155 WM CALDER

HLMS 341 HR RAWLINGS

GUGG 205 EC KOPFF

EOUC 143 GE RYAN

F A Nl41 TH TZAVELLA EVJEN

f • Nl85 AE HAECKl

HLMS 341 HR .RAWLINGS

GUGG 20 5 EC KOPFF

EOUC 143 GE RYAN

F A Nl41 TH TZAVELLA EVJEN

f A NlB 5 AE HAECKL

HLHS 17 7 WJ PRIOR

HlMS 22 4 RL HOHLF ELDER

148 GR 101 050 BEG CLASSICAL GREEK 1 001 0900-0950 MTWTHF EDUC 13 8

148 GR 311 030 INTERMED CLAS GREEK 1 001 0930-1045 r TH EDUC 330 TH TZAVELLA EVJEN

148 GR 421 030 LYRIC POETRY 001 1530-1645 T TH

146 GR 493 030 ACCEL BEG CLAS GREEK 1 001 0900-0950 M W SAME AS GR 593

148 GR 521 ::130 L VR IC POETRY 001 1530-1645 T TH

148 GR 593 030 ACCEL BEC. CLAS GREEK 1 001 0900-0950 M W SAME AS GR 493.

~ ALL 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAl.. FORM.

148 GR 600 1-3 ADV GRAD READING 900 ARR

148 GP 9301-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR

148 GR 950 1-3 GRAD INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR

IV.. LATIN

149 LA T 101 050 BEGINNING LATIN l 001 1000-1050 MTWTHF 002 1100-1150 MTWTHF 003 1300-1350 MTWTHF

ECUC 33 0 WM CAlDER

DPPA Gll6

ECUC 330

DPPA Gll6

ECUC 138 ECUC 138 ECUC 138

HD EVJEN

WM CALDER

HO EVJEN

149 LAT 103 050 LATi·N REVIEW -----~001 1400-1450 MTWTHF ECUC 138 FOR STUDENTS WITH TWO YEARS OF HIGH SCHOOL LATIN

149 LAT 211 030 INTERMEOIATE LATIN 001 1400-1450 M W PREREQ LAT 101-102 OR TWO YEARS OF HIGH SCHOOL LATIN

149 LAT 321-030 LIVY-..PLINY 00.1 UDD-1350 M-: _W ,

149 LAT 425 Cl3C HORACE'S ODES/EPODES 001 1400-1515 T TH SAME AS LAT 525

149 LAT 493 J30 ACCEL BEGIN LATIN 1 001 1300-1350 M W SAME AS LAT 593

149 LAT 525 030 HORACE'S ODES/EPODES 001 1400-1515 T TH SAME AS LAT 425

149 LAT 593· 030 ACCEL BEGIN LATIN 1 -DOl 1300-1350 M W SAME AS LAT 493.

1!.Qlli. ALL 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE D-EPARTMENTAL FORM~

149 LAT bOO 1-3 AOV-- GRAD READING 900

149 LAT 930 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900

149 LAT 950 1-3 GRAD INDEPENDENT STUDY 900

Communication PREFERENCE WILL BE GIVEN TC MAJORS WHERE DEMAND EXCEEDS COURSE LIMITS.

All R-TV PRODUCTION COURSES MUST BE ARRANGE_D THROUGr-1 THE SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM.

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150 "COMM 101 030 INTRO TO PUBLIC t;OMM 001 1530-1645 T TH FOR COMM ED MAJORS AND NONMAJORS

150 COMM 102 030 INTERPERS/SM GRP COMM 001 1.400-1515 T TH FOR NQNMAJORS

150 COMM 203 030 INTERPERSONAL COMM

EOUC 231 AE HAECKL

E DUC 33 0 EC KGPFF

EOUC 330 EA FREORICKSMEYER

Ct-IEM 115 JK KING

ECUC 330 EA FREDRICKSMEYER

Ct-EM 115 JK KING

BPSY E050 JH RUSHING

CHEM 140 TS FRENTZ

PREREQ MAJOR IN COMM OR COMPLETION CF COMM 101 OR 102~ REQUIRED FOR MAJpHS~ STUDENT MUST REQUEST THE LECTURE AND ONE REL

REC-INTERPERSONAL COMM 001

R002 R003 R004 R005 R006 ROOT ROOB

150D-1550 OBOD-0850 0800-08 50 090Q-0950 0900-0950 lOOD-1050 110G-ll50 llOQ-1150

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150 COMM 215 030 ORG & SM GRP COMM PREREQ MAJOR IN COMM OR COMPLETION OF COMM 101 OR 102.. REQUIRED FOR .MAJORS.

001 0800-0915 T TH HALE 10 5 002 0800-08 50 M W F HALE 105 003 0930-1045 T TH HALE 105 004 0900-0950 M W F HALE 105 005 1100-1150 M W F BUS 250 006 1100-1150 M W F BUS 251

150 COMM 230 020 COMM PRINC!PLES-INSTR FOR STUDENTS PLANNING TO ENTER PROFESSIONAl YEAR IN EDUCATION .. OPEN TO PROSPECTIVE TEACHERS ONLY. NOT OPEN TO FRESHMEN.. SECURE A CCNTROLLEO ENROLLMENT

150 COMM 260 030 INTRO TO COMM MEDIA REQUIRED FOR.MAJORS

150 COMM 320 030 ARGUMENTATION

FORM FROM DEPARTMENT.

801 802 803

llOD-1150 T TH 1100-1150 M W 1300-1350 M W

001 1600-1745 M W

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10 5 136 303

BPSY E050

PREREQ COMM 203, 215 AND 260 FOR MAJORS~ PREREQ COMM 101 OR 102 FOR. NONMAJORS;. REQUIRED FOR MAJORS.

001 0800-0915 T TH 002 oaoo- oa so M w F 003 l40Q-151.5 T TH 004 1400-1450 1'1 W F

150 COMM 369 1-6 PROBS COMM-INTERNSHIP 801 ARR PREREQ lNSTR CONSENT.. SECURE A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM FROM DEPARTMENT 4

~ FRESHMEN_ ARE NOT ELIGIBLE FOR 400 q:VEL COURSES.

150 COMM 418 030 ADV INTERPERSONAL COMM 001 1000-1050 M W

FOR C0'"1'4 420, 42b 423t 426 AND 427 THE PREREQ FOR MAJORS.- ANY THREE OF THE FOLLOWING: COMM 203, 215, 260, 320. PREREQ FOR NONMAJORS -INSTR CONSENT. JUNIOR STANDING OR ABOVE REQUIRED FOR Atl.

1.50 COMM 420 J30 PERSUASION 001 lOOD-1050 M W F 002 140Q-1450 M W F 003 1400-1515 T TH

HlMS 141 ECUC 134 HALE 10 5 CHEM 207

SGYM 301

HALE 105 HAlE 105 CCMM 103

150 COMM 421 :DO PSYCH OF CO~MUNICATION 001 1100-1150 M W F HALE 30 3 OK DARNEll SAME AS COMM 521

150 CDMfo'1 423 D30 NCNVERBAl DIM GF COMM 001 1100-1215 T TH CCMM 103 SE JONES 002 1000-1050 M W F CCMM 103

SAME AS COMM 523

150 COMM 426 030 COMM AND CONFLICT 001 0930-1045 T TH CCMM 10 3 002 140D-1450 M W F CCMM 103

SAME AS COMM 526 AND C PS 426

150 COMM 427 ::>30 INTERCULTURAL COMM 001 0900-0950 M W CCMM 103 PA RHINE 002 i30G-1350 M W CCMM 103 PA RHINE

SAME AS CO'"IM 527

150 CDMM 435 030 CREATIVE DRAMATICS 001 093o-1045 T TH HALE 303 002 1000-1050 M W F HALE 303 PA RHINE 003 1400-1515 T TH HALE 303 004 1900-2130 M HALE 303

?REREQ JUNiOR STANDING OR ABOVE

150 CUMM 464 030 MASS MEDIA & SOCIETY 001 1530-1800 TH CCMM 103

150 COMM 518 1)30 AOV INTERPERSONAl C0.'4M 001 1000-1050 M W F SGYM 301

150 COMM 521 03 0 PSYCHOLOGY Of COMM 001 1100-1150 M W F HALE 30 3 OK DARNEll PREREQ GRAD STANDING, SAME AS COMM 421

150 COMM 522 l-6 FIElD EXPERIENCE 801 ARR PREREQ GRAD STANDING AND INSTR CONSENT. SECURE A CO!IlTROLLED ENRCLLMENT FORM FROM OEPARP.1ENT.

15:) COMM ·523 030 NCNVERBAL DIM OF CGMM 001 1100-1215 T TH CCMM 103 SE JONES 002 1000-1050 M W F CCMM 103

PREREQ GRAD STA~DING, SAME AS COMM 423

150 COMM 526 030 COMM AND CONFLICT 001 093Q-1045 T TH CCMM 103 002 1400-1450 M W F CCMM 103

PREREQ GRAD STANDING, SAME AS COM/>! '•26 AND C PS 426

150 COMM 527 03 0 INTERCULTURAL COMM 001 090d-0950 M r. 002 1300-1350 M W

PREREQ GRAD STANDING, SAME AS COMM 427

150 COMM 569 1-6 PRUSS COMM-I"lTERNSHIP 801 PREREQ INSTR CONSENT, CHECK WITH DEPT BEFORE REGISTERING SECURE A CONTROlLED ENR0lli'4ENT fORM FROM DEPARTMENT ..

150 COMM 603 030 QUALITATIVE RSCH METHS 001 1900-2130 PREREQ GRAD STA"'D!NG

150 COMM 622 1-6 FIElD EXPER IN COI1M 801 PREREQ GRAD STANDING AND INSTR CONSENT SECURE A CONWOLLED ENROLLMENT FORM FROM OEPARTMENTa

150 COMM 623 030 COMPETENCE IN COMM 001 1530-1800

150 COMM 635 :no STANDARDS Ci<.IT EVAlUTN 001 153C-1800

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150 COMM 669 1-6 PRUSS IN CQ,_.M INTRNSPS 801 A_RR ...!1QIL SECURE A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM FROM -DEPARTI"IENT.

~ All 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTME~TII.L FORM~

150 COMM 700 1-6 MASTERS THESIS 900

150 COMM 720 030 INTERREL-RHETOR/CULTUR 001 1900-2130

~50 CCiMM 730 030 PRACT IN RHET GRIT 001 1530-1800 PREREQ FOUR OF FIVE SEMESTERS IN CR.ITICAL AREA OR INSTR CONSENT ..

150 COMM 800 0-'1 DOCTORS THESIS

1-50 COMM 810 100 DCC;TORS THESIS

150 COMM, 930 l-6 INDEPENDENT STUDY UNDERGRADUATE LEVEL

150 COMM 950 1-6 MASTERS, IND STUDY

150 COMM 960 l-6 DCCTORAL !NO STUDY

150 COMM 99S 000 MASTERS DEGREE CAND

900

900

900

900

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CO"'M 103 PA RHINE CCMM 103 PA RHINE

CCMM 202 JH RUSHING

CCMM 202 SE JONES

'CCI'IM 202 TS FRENTZ

TH CCMM 202

CC~M 202

Communication Disorders and Speech Science AlL 90J SECTIONS REQUIPE DEPARTMENTAL FORM. FORM ONE MONTH ;PRIOR TO REGISTRATION ..

SECURE

ALL 80l SECTIONS REQUIRE A CONTROLLED ENROLlMENT fORM_. SECURE FORM fROM DEPARTMENT TWO WEEKS PRIOR TO REGISTRATION.

151 CDSS 200 03 0 VOIC.E AND DICT JON STUDENTS MUST REQUEST SEC 001 PlUS CNE REC

001 1400-1450 M r4 REC-VOICE ANO DICTIO• R002 080_0-0850 "t W

R003 080G-0850 T TH R004 130o-1350 M W R005 160o-1650 M W

"_151 CDSS 210 030 INTRO COMM DISORDERS 001 l!OD-!!50 M W F

151 COSS 304 030 GENERAl PHONETICS 001 0800-0920 T TH FOR MAJORS ANO NONMAJORS

151 COSS 370 020 MANUAL COMMUNICATION 1 801 1400-14-50 TH 802 1500-1550 TH

~ SECURE A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM FROM DEPARTMENT.,

151 COSS 450 040 SPEECH 0! SORDERS 1

HLMS 199 cess >so coss 350 cess 350 cess 350

HALE 103 RS WEISS

CDSS 230 EG JANCOSEK

cess 230 coss 230

PREREQ COSS 304, 305 AND 308

151 CDSS 469 010 OBSERV £. COTHERAPY PREREQ OR COREQ CDSS 450

l51 CDSS, 470 030 AUDIOLOGY 1

PREREQ CDSS 305, 308

151 CDSS 509 020 SPEECH PERCEPTION

)51 COSS 520 030 PSYCHOUNG & tANG BEH ?REREQ COSS 450 OR INSTR CONSENT

151 CDSS 554 020 flUENCY DISORDERS PREREQ COSS 450-451

151 COSS 556 030 NEUROGE-NIC Cot<U-tUN DIS PREAEQ COSS 45!

001 1100-1245 T TH

001 1.000-1050

001 0930-1050 M W

001 0800-0950 T

001 1300-1420 M W

001 l30D-l450

001 1'90Q-2030 T TH

CDSS 230 PR RAMIG LA llAMIG' Nl HEDBERG CA GRAY

cess 230

CDSS 23 0 RH SWEETMAN WJ ROUSH

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CCSS 230 Nl HEDBERG

CDSS 230 PR RAMIG

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DEPT Cli.S liMIT 110. DEPT NO. CR TITLE .OF COURSE SEC DAYS

25 25 25 25 25 25

151 COSS 567 030 SP/LANG/LRNG APPRAIS PREREQ CDSS 450-451

001 1lOD-1230 M W

151 COSS 570 020 CONSER,V HRNG SCH &. IND 001 1000-1150 PREREQ CDSS 470-471, COREC CDSS 676 FOR ONE CREDIT HOUR

151 CDSS 574-020 SEM-ASSESS OF HEARNG 1 001 1300-1450 PREREO COSS 470-471, COURSE INCLUDES lECTURE AND LAB

151 CDSS 580 030 COMMUN SK HRNG IMP 001 l60D-1720 T TH PREREQ CDSS 471

151 Coss 601 o3o RES METH IN coss 001 OSOD-0920 M W

30 30 30 lSI. CDSS

All 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE A DEPARTMENTAL FORM5

609 l-3 PROBS IN CDSS

428 151 CDSS 617 010 PRACTICUM 1 VOICE EVAL 801 090D-1050 P~EREO CDSS 451 e SECURE A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM FROM DE PARTME!Id T.,

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1!9..!i.:, All 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM

151 COSS 657 1-3 PRAC 1-SP LNG lRNG APP 900 PREREQ COSS 567 .. STUDENTS MUST RESERVE 0830-1700 THURS AND 1000..:.1050 FRI FOR CLASS MEETING IN CDSS, RM 230* IN ADDITION TO APPRAISAL TIMES, A ONE-HOUR PLANNING MEETING WILL BE ARRAN:;EO ..

151 COSS 658 l-4 PRAC 1-SP LNG LRNG INT 900 PREREO COSS 469. CLINICIANS MUST MEET FlU, lOOo-1050 IN CDSS, RM 230.

15-1 COSS 659 070 I NT ERN-PUB SCH SP CORR 900

151 COSS 669 070 .PRAC 2-SP-LANG INTER!\1 900

151 CD.SS 676 1-3 PRAC 1-CONSERV HRNG 1 ~00 PREREQ OR COREQ CDSS 570.. STUDENTS MUST MEET FRI 100Q-1050, CDSS, RM 230 ..

40 151 COSS 677 1-3 PRAC l-AUD APPRAISAL 900 PRERHi CDSS 470t 471. CLINICIANS MEEt MON, 1230-1330, COS$,' RM 250 ~NO FRI, 1000-1050, COSS, RM 230.

32 22 151 COSS 678 l-3 PRAC 1.-AUO INTERVNTN 900

PREREQ CDSS 470, 471. CLINICIANS MEET 1000-1050 IN COSS, RM, 230 AND ONE HCUR PER WEEK TU BE ARRANGED.

25 20 151 CIJSS 689 4-B PRAC 2-AUD INTERN 900

151 CDSS 696 l-4 SEM-DEPT, RESEARCH 25 25 151 CDSS 700 1-4 MASTERS THESIS

30 36 2B 36

!0

151 C!)SS 794 020 DOCTORAL PRACTICUM

151 COSS 795 020 PRAC 3-CLINIC SUPERV

151 CDSS 796 ·020 PRAC 4-CLlNJC AD~IN

151 CDSS 797 020 PRAC 5-RSCH COORD

151 CDSS 798 020 PRAC 6-CLASS lNSTR

151 COSS 800 0-9 DOCTORS THESIS

151 CDSS 810 I.OC DCCTORS THESIS

20 151 CDSS 910 l-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

5 .5

FOR LOWER-DIVISION UNDERGRADUATES

151 CIJSS 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY FO~ UPPER-DIVI$10N UNDEGRAOUATES

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

. 900

900

~ COSS 950-953 ARE FOR M.A. LEVEL STUDENTS ..

151 CDSS 950 l-4 IND ST-SPCH/lANG PATH 900

151 CDSS 951 l-4 IND STUDY-AUDIOLOGY 900

151 CDSS 952 1-4 IND ST-LANG/LEARN DIS 900

151 CDSS 953 1-4 IND ST-SPCH/SCIENCE 900

CDSS 960-963 ARE FOR PH., D. LEVEL STUDENTS.

151 coss 960 1-4 I""D ST-SPCH/LANG PATH 900

13 151 CDSS 961 1-4 INO STUDY-AUDIOLOGY 900

151 COSS 962 1-4 IND ST-LANG/LEARN DIS 900 15

151 CDSS 963 1-4 IND ST-SPEECH SCIENCE 900

151 CDSS 999 000 MASTERS DEGREE CAND 900

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CDSS 250 RF KRUG

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COSS 23 0 RF KRUG

CDSS 230 Y HORI I

CCSS 393 LA RAMIG

C A GRAY

154 C lT 442 030 MEDIEVAL PILGRIMAGE 001 1300-1350 M W F KTCH 20 7 JB HOLLOWAY

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SAI.tE AS C L T 542 AND HU_t-1 413

154 C LT 463 030 lAW & LITERATURE

154 C LJJ'.o 484 030 EXISTENTIALISM SAME AS C l T 584 AND PHIL 407'

!54 C LT 485 ::no LITERAT & PSYCHOLOGY SAME AS C l T 585 AND ENGL 400

_001 1630-1745 M W

001 l200-F50 M w

001 1100-1150 M W

30 154 C lT 500 030 PROSEM 1 - REH FICTN 001 1400-1515 T HI

3C 154 C L T 542 030 MEDIEVAl PILGRIMAGE 001 1300-1350 M W SAME AS C l T 442 AND HUM 413

30 L54 C LT 562 030 POETRY & POETICS 001 1500-1730 M

30 154' C !-T 582 030 FILM & THE AMER DREAM 001 1500-1800 ,.. w

30 154 C LT 583 030 LAW AND L ITER.ATURE 001 1630-1745 M W

" 30 154 C ll 564 030 EXISTENTIALISM 001 1200-1250 M W SA'"l:E AS C l T 484 AND PHIL 407

154 C LT 585 030 LITERAl & PSYCHOLOGY 001 1100-1150'~M W SAME AS C L T 485 AND ENGL 400

154 LT 602 ;)30 ORIGINS GF ROMANTICISM ~01 1900-2150

154 C LT 604 030 PROS IN CRIT THEORY 001 1400 .... 1650 M

All 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM.

154 C LT 700 4-6 MASTERS THESIS

154 LT 800 0-9 DOCTORS THESIS

ao 154 C LT 810 100 DOCTORS THESIS 20 20 154 C LT 950 1-3 INDEPEI'IIDENT STUDY 20 20 1.54 LT 999 000 MASTERS DEGREE CANO

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HlMS 263 PB KENEVAN

HLMS 137 CL PROUDFIT

lOCH 12 0 BF KAW IN

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HlMS 191 OORN

RAMV 1823 JW PALMER

K TCH 11 8 R J SCHOECK

HlMS 263 PB KENEVAN

HlMS 137 CL PROUDFIT

HLMS !04 MJ BROWN

KTCH 23 5 CUlLER

158 C PS 245 J30 SOC PSY OF SOC PROBS 001 0800-0850 M W F EOUC 220 JR FORWARD 75 PREREQ PSY 100, 203 OR 204, SAME AS PSY 245 ..

158 C PS 426 030 COMM AND CONFliCT 001 0930-1045 T TH CCMM 103 SAME AS CCMM 426/526

28 158 C PS 429 030 ALTER WORLD FUTURES 001 153D-1800 T K.TCH 23 5 F-A =BEER SAME AS P SC 429 I

75 158 C Ps 467 :no MILITARY IN POLITICS 001 lOOQ-1050 M W F KTCH 235 JS FITCH. SAME AS P SC 467

158 C PS 476 030 PEACEMAKING 001 0930-1045 T TH HLMS 251 PE WEHR 15 SAME AS .SOC 476

30 158 C PS 482 030 CONFLICT MANAGEMENT 001 1100-1215 T TH KTCH 207 PE WEHR SAME AS SOC 482

30 "158 C PS 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR !!Q.!l..:. All 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM ..

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DEPT CRS f\10.. DEPT NO,. CR TITLE OF COURSE SEC TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR

Dance !:!.!!!§. SEE DEPARTMENT OF THEATRE ANO DANCE.

Economics

163 ECON 152 BO ECON HISTORY OF U S

163 ECON 201 040 PRIN OF MACRO ECON

lo3 ECON 202 040

163 ECON 381 040

REC-PRIN OF MACRO ECON

PRI N OF MACRO ECON REC-PRIN OF MACRO ECON

PRIN OF MACRO ECON REC-PRIN OF ~ACRO ECDN

PRIN OF MACRO ECON REC-PRIN OF "tACRO ECON

PRI N OF MACRO ECClN REC-PRIN OF MACRO ECON

PRIN Of MACRO ECON REC-PRIN Of MACRO ECON

PRJ N Of MICRO ECON . REC-PRlN OF MICRO ECON

PRIN OF MICRO ECON REC-PRIN Of MICRO ECON

PRIN OF MICRO ECON REC-PRlN OF MICRO ECON

PRIN Of MICRO ECON REC-PRIN OF MICRO ECON

INTRO TO ECON STAT

REC-INTRO TO ECON STAT

001 130D-1350 M W F GEOL_ 31{1 Al OWEN

OPEN TO FRESHMAN WITH ESTIMATED PROBABILITY OF 2 .. 0 AVERAGE-SOt OR ABOVE

100 Rill R112 R113 Rll4 RllS Rll6

200 R2ll R212 R213 R214 R215 R216

300 R311 R312 R313 R314 R315 R316 R317 R318 R319 R320 R32l R322 R323 R324 R325

400 R411 R412 R413

500 R511 R512 R513 R514 R515 R516 R517 R518 R519 R520

600 R6ll R612 R613

100 Rlll Rll2 R11-3

200 R211 R212 R213 R214 R215 P216 R217 R218 R219 R220

300 R311 R312 R313 R314 R315

400 R-411 R412 R413

H W F l40Q-1450 1700-1750 o8oo-oa 50 1100-1150 oaoo-oaso 1200-1250 1300-1350 0800-0850 1200-1250 130D-1350 130o-l3 50 l70D-1750 140D-1450 150D-1550 120D-1250 OSOD-0850 0800-08 50 1400-1450 M 0800-0850 1400-1450 1500-1550

T w w

" w w w

TH TH

F F

" W f T

1600-16 50 1400-1450 0800-0850 M 0900-09 50 T 1000-1050 T 140D-1450 T 0900-0950 1000-1050 150D-15 50 1100-1215 0900-0950

TH

TH TH TH TH

1700-1750 TH 0800-0850 F 1100-1215 T TH 1100-1150 M 120D-1250 M 130D-1350 M lSOD-1550 M oaoo-0850 w 090D-OQ50 W 1 OOD-1050 W 170D-i750 w 0800-0850 0900-0950 l40D-,1515 T TH 0900-0950 M 1000-1050 M 1400-1450

1100-1215 T TH l70Q-1750 M 1000-1050 150D-l550 T

TH

150o-1550 M W F 160D-1650 M oaoo-o850 T uoo-u5o r 1300-1350 T 0800-08 50 110D-1150 1200-1250 100D-1050 T

TH TH TH

lOOQ-1050 0900-0950 140D-1450 080D-0850 080D-0850 l60D-1650 T 1600-1650 120D-1250 153Q-1645 T TH 140D-1450 M I20Q-1250 T 1400-1450

f TH

M W F T

TH

TH F

TH

GEOL 12 I ECON 2 ECON 119 ECON 2 ECON 119 ECON 2 ECDN 2 GUGG 201 ECON 2 ECON 2 ECON 2 ECON 2 ECON 2 ECON 2 Ct!EM 140 ECON 119 ECON 119 ECON 119 ECON 205 ECON 119 ECON 2 ECON 2 ECON 11 g ECON 2 ECON 2 ECON 2~ ECON 2 ECON 2 ECDN 2 ECON 2 EDUC 220 ECON 119 ECON 119 ECON 205 DPPA G030 ECON 2 ECON 2 ECON ' 2 ECON 2 ECON 2 ECON 2 ECON 2 ECON 2 ECON 2 ECON 2 HLHS 19C1 ECON 2 ECON 2 ECON 2

HLMS 199·' ECON 2 ECON 11 9 ECON 2 DPPA G03 0 ECON 2 ECON 2

- ECON 2 ECON 2 ECON 2 ECON 2 ECON 2 ECON 119 ECON 2 · ECON 119 HAtE 103 ECON 205 ECON 205 ECON 2 ECON 2 ECON 119 HLMS 201 ECON 2 ECON 2 ECON 2

BW POULSON

R A ZUBROW

MORRJ SSETT

PE GRAVES

UOIS

PL PACEY

PREREQ ECON 201-20 2 AND MATH 107-10 8 OR EQUI II ONE HCUR RECITATION TO eE ARRANGED.

001 002

ROll R012 R021 R022

100D-1050 090D-0950 1200-1250 110D-ll50 120D-1250 llOD-1150

M W F M W f

" T w

TH

ECON ECQN ECON ECON ECON ECON

117 117 119 nq 119 119

J"4. DOWLING JR ALM

163 ECON 401 030 ECON EOUCATION 801 120D-1250 M W f ECON 16 RF MC NOWN PREREQ ECON 407-408~ SECUkE A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORft4 FROM DEPARTMENT.

163 ECON 402 :J30 ECON EOUCATIOfli 801 1200-1250 M ~ PREREQ ECON 407-408. SECURE A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM FROM DEPARTMENT ..

163 ECON 407 030 INTERMEC MICRO THRY 1

163 ECON 408 030 INTERMEO MACkO THRY 2

163 ECON 411 030 MONEY & BANKING

SAME AS ECON 511

163 ECON 421 030 PUBLIC FINANCE 1 SAME AS ECON 521

163 ECON 42 5 03 0 URBAN ECONOMICS SAME AS ECON 525

163 ECON 441 030 tNTj:RNATIONAL TRADE

SM4E AS ECON- 541

001 1000-1050 M W F 002 110D-1215 T TH

001 llOD-1150 M W f 002 093G-1045 T TH

001 1200-1250 M W 002 OSOD-0850 M W F

001 1300-1350 M W F

001 ll00-1215 T TH

001 oaoo-oeso M w 002 130D-·l350 M W

ECON 16

GEOL 127 ECON 13

ECON 11 7 ECON 117

ECON 13 ECON 117

HALE -- 10 4

LD SINGELL

BW POULSON - FR GLAHE

MOTT MG BRAOL EY

JR ALM

ECON 117 LO SINGELL

ECON ECON

13 13

WH KAEIIIPFER

163 ECON 442 030 INTERNATIONAL FINANCE 001 1400-1450 M W F ECON 1i 1 KF MASKUS 002 1400-1515 T TH ECON 13 FR GLAHE

SAME AS ECON 542

163 ECON 451 030 ECONOMIC HIST Of EUR 001 150D-1550 M'W ECON 11 S JP IWWELSON SAME. AS ECON 5.51

163 ECON 453 030 NAT RESOURCE ECONOMICS 001 1400-1~50 M W F• ECON 13 ER MOREY SAME AS ECON 553, PREREQ ECON· 202 AND 480 OR EQUIV -

163 ECON 454 030 ENVIRONMENTAL ECON PREREQ ~CON 202 ANO 480 OR EQUIV

163 ECON 461 030 LABOR ECON SAME AS ECON 561

163 ECON 476 030 PUBLIC SERVICE LANDS 'SAME AS ECON 576

163 ECON 477 030 ECON OEV-THRY & PROBS SAME AS ECON 5 71

001 o8oo-cqts T TH -ECON 117 PEGRAVES

001 i300--1350 M W F ECON 117 8 UOI S

001 0900-0950 M W f ECON 11'9 WJ YORDON

001 0930-1045 T TH ECON 13 RW El MALLAKH

163 -ECON 480 030 INTRO TO MATH ECON 001 110D-1150 M ·W F ECON. 13 ~l P.ACEY 002 OSOD-0915 T TH ECON 13 FS HSIA-O>

PREREQ HATH 107-10B OR EQUIV ANO ECON 201-2-02 SAME AS ECON 580

163 E:CON 481 030 lNTRO ECONOMETRICS 001 130Q-1350 M ,W F ECON 11 C1 JM 00\oi~ING

163 ECON 489 030 ECON AFRICA & "MID EAST 001 1400-1515 T TH ECON 119 RW EL MALLAKH SAME AS ECON seq

163 ECON 498 030 ECONOMIC~HONORS PROG 801 1500-1730 ECON 16 Rl= MC NOWN , lD SINGELL

!i!1U.:. SECURE A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM fROM DEPARTMENT ..

163 ECON 507 030 APPLIED ECON· THEORY PREREO ECON 407, 408, 480 OR EQUIV

163 ECON 5.11 030 MONEY S. BANKING

SAME AS ECON 411

163 ECON 521 030 PUBUC FINANCE 1 SAME AS ECON 421

163 ECCN 5-25 030 URBAN ECONOMICS SAME AS ECON 4-25

163 ECON 541 030 INTERNATIONAL TRADE

SAME AS ECON 441

163 ECON 542 030 l·NTERN.ATIONAL FINANCE

SAME AS ECON 442

163 ECON 55! 030 ~ECt;J,N HlST OF Ei.Jf!OPE S4.14E AS ECON 451,

163 ECON 553 030 NAT_ RESOURCE ECONOMICS SAME A$ ECON 453-

001 1400-1515 T TH

001 l20D-1250 M W oo2 osoo-oa so M w

ECON H 7 CW HOWE

ECON 13 ECOI': ll 7 MG BRADLEY

001 130D-l350 M W' f HALE. 10-4 JR ALM

001 U.D0-1215 T TH

001 OBOD-0850 M W 002 1300-1350 M W

001 1400-1450 M W 002 140(}-15!5 T T.i-1

001 l500-l55.J M W

001 1400-1450 M i.J f'

ECON U 7

ECON 13 ECON 13

E-CON U 7 ECON 13

E-CON

ECf.lN

filJ G-REENWOOD

WH KAEfoiP!=ER UR KOHU

KE 1-IASl<US F-R GLAHF

JP POKfLSO~.J.

E R MOREY

DEPT CRS LIMIT ItO. DEPT NO. CR Tl TLE OF COURSE SEt nne BlDG ROON INSTRUCTOR

50

200 33 33 35 33 33 33

200 33 33 35 33 33 33

450 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 35 32 32

100 33 35 33

.310 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33

100 33 33 34

100 33 33 34

330 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 36 33 B

175 34 34 34 34 34

100 33 33 34

73 73 40 20 40 4C

10

10

50 50

50 50

66 66

20

50

66 66

66 66

50

50

76

76

30

50

60 60

40

30

20

50

l 0

to

163 ECON 561 030 LABOR ECONOMICS DOl BOD-1350 H ~ F ECON ll 7 8 UDI S SAME AS ECON 461

163 ECON 576 030 PUBLIC SERVICE LANDS 001 090D-0950 M W ECON 119 WJ YOROON SAME AS ECON 476

163 ECON 577 030 ECON OEV-THRY t PROBS 00 I 093D-1045 T TH ECON 13 RW El MALLAKH SAME AS ECON '+ 77

163 ECON 580 030 INTRO TO MATH ECON 001 1100-1150 M W F ECON 13 Pl PACEY 002 OSOQ-0915 T TH ECON 13 fS HSIAO

SAME AS ECON 480

163 ECON 589 030 ECON AFRICA &. MID EAST 001 1400-1515 T TH SAME AS ECON 4-89

163 ECON 600 030 HIST OF ECON THOUGHT 001 1400-1450 M W

163 ECON 601.030 Ml,CRO ECON THEORY l 001 0900-0950 M W F PREREO ECON 407, 408, 480 OR EQUlV

163 ECON 602 030 MACRO ECON THEORY 1 001 1100-1150 M W F PREREQ ECON 407, 408, 480 OR EQUIV

163 ECON 607 030 MATH ECON;-STATS 001 1100-1215 T TH

163 ECON 611 030 MONEY/CENTRAL BANKING 001 1500-1550 M W PRE REO ECON 511; PREREQ OR COREQ ECON 602

163 ECON 612 030 CONT NIONETARY THEORY 001 1100-1150 M W

i600-1715 M 11 163 ECON 62l 030 SEM-PUSUC FINANC_~ 001

163 ECON 625 J30 URBAN &. REGIONAL ECOIII 001 1.400-1515 T TH

163 ECON 641 030 SEM-INTL TRADE 001 1000-1050 M W

163 ECON 654 030 SEM-ENVIRON ECUN 001 0930-1045 T TH

163 ECON 656 030 AGRICUL T & AGRIBUS 001 0800-0915 T TH

163 ECON 678 J30 ECON DEV PROBLEMS 001 l90D-2130

163 ECON 683 030 SEM-ECONOMETRICS 001 1530-1645 T TH

...t:!.2!!.: ALL 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPART"tENTA.L FORM ..

163- ECON 700 2-6 MASTERS THESIS

163 ECON 800 0-9 DOCTORS THESIS

163 ECON 810 100 DOCTORS THESIS

163 ECON 91.0 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

1.63 ECON 92.0 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

163 ECGN 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

163 ECON 941 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

f63 ECON 950 1-3 INDEPENOENT STUDY

163 ECON 960 1-6 INDEPENDENT STUDY

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

163 ECON 99<i 000 MASTERS DEGREE CANO 900 ARR

English ALL MAJORS MUST COME TO THE OEPARTfliENT TO BE ACVISEO DURiNG THE WEEK OF CONTINUING STUDENT REGISTRAHGN.

STUDENTS CONTEMPLATING AN ENGliSH MAJOR, ESPECIALt.V THOSE HAVI.f.IG ADVANCEC PLACI:MENT CREDIT OR HAVING TAKEN ENGLISH 100-101, MUST CONSULT WITH THE DEPARTMENT BEFORE TAKING ANY FURTHER lOWER D lVI SIGN COURSES.

ADMINISTRATIVE DROPS - STUDENTS HAY BE DROPPED FRO"'t CLASSES FOR NON-ATTENDANCE, ESPECIAllY AFTER TH-E FIRST WEEK OF CLASSES.

EXPOSITORY WRITING COURSES ARE OFFERED UNDER THE AUSPICE~ OF THL.COLLEGE EXPOS.lTORY WRITING PROGRAM ICEwPJ. SEE O"EPARTMENT OF A t S 1106).

172 ENGL 119 330 INTRO CREATIVE WRITING 00~ 0800-0850 M W F

172 ENGL 120 030 INTRO TO FICTION

172 ENGL 126 030 INTRO TO WOMEN'S LIT SAME AS WMST 126

172 ENGL 130 030 INTRO TO OR~!'!J~ "

oo2 oaoo-oa5o M w F 003 0900-0950 M W F 004 090D-0950 "-M W F 005 100Q-.1050 M W 006 1100-USO M W 001 1100-.1150 M W 008 120D-1;250 M W F 009 0800-0915 T TH 010 0800-0915 T TH 011 0930-1045 T TH 012 0930-1045 T TH 013 1100-1215 T TH 014 1100-1215 T TH 015 1230-1345 T TH

001 002 003 004 cos 006 007 008 009 010 011 012 on 014 015 016 017 018

0800-0850 M W F 0800-0850 M W F 090D- 0950 M W F 100D-1050 M W F 1000-1050 M W F llOG-1150 M W F 1200-1250 M W f 120o-12-~0 M W f 1300-1350 '4 W F 130D-1350 M W F l40D-1450 M W F 0800-0915 T TH 093 Q-10~5 T TH 0930-1045 T TH 1100-1215 T TH l23D-1345 T TH 1230-1345 T TH 140D-l515 T TH

001 1200-1250 " w

.·' gg~ ~~g~=~6~g != ·~ ~ 003 1100:-1150 M W F o64 110o-121s' T TH

ECON 119 RW El MALLAKH

HALE

ECON

ECON

ECUC

ECON

ECON

ECON

ECON

ECON

ECON

ECCN

HLMS

ECOJI.

HLMS CCTT CCTT HLMS CCTT CCTT Hl_MS HLMS CCTT H(MS HLMS CHEM HLMS HlMS Hlfli!S

HLMS HLMS HLMS HU1S ECON HUNT 6FSV HALE BPSY HLMS HLMS Hl~S HLMS BPSV HUNT HLMS 8PSY ECON

303

13

119

143

205

16

11 s

16

lt9

16

16

251

104 104 104 104 104 104 104 104 104 lOti 259 307 104 251

81

13 7 237 285 237

13 203

E41 7 103

E 131 271 141 237 237

H3l 2{)8 137

E431 205

T MOTT

ER MOREY

WH KAEMPFER

FS HSIAO

UR KOHL I

MG BRAOL EY

R A ZUBROW

MJ GREENWOOD

KE MASKUS

C\11 HOWE

WF OWEN

JP PO\~:-ELSON

Rf Me" NOWN

CL PROUDFIT

;go BAS.SOff BO 8ASSOFF

JM MAJOR

GB KINN.EAVY JW DONALD

MH BUXBAUM MH BUXBAUM

JK FOLSOM JA STEVENSON

HLMS 141 SH JUHASZ

ECUC 143 HLMS 137 HLMS 261 HLMS 265

CL SQUIER Jl MURPHY JH CROUCH AL Kl STNER

172 ENGL 140 0,30 ~--r.;IT'f:i:o TO POElRY 001 1400-i450 t.1 W F BPSY E131 RL WIDMANN

112 ENGL i"9a o3o' INTRa- To ENGL' ·sTu.OtES

172 ENGL 200 030 CRITICAL WRITING

172 ENGL 202 030 ('NTRO PriETRY WORK.SH'oP

002 140D-1515 T TH HlMS 285 LW BRILL

001 090D-0950 'M w F HLMS 251 002 1 OOD-1050 14 W F HLMS 251 003 120Q-1250 'M W F CCTT 104 004 llOD-1215 T TH HLMS 28 7 005 1230-1345 T TH HLMS 28 5

Pl KRAUTH ,JK BROWN M SICKMAN OA BURGER _HL SAWIN

PREREQ ENGL ,198, NONHAJORS MLST HAVE DEPT CONSENT

001 1000-1..050 M W F oo2 11oo- it 5o M w F oo3 o93o- tri45' r r'l-i 004 1100-1215, T TH 005 123Q-1345 T TH 006 1400-1515 T TH

Ct-E~ 208 C~EM 206 Cl-EM 20~8

Cl-EM 208 Cl-EM 208 Ct1EM 208

JC ROBINSON JK BROWN MJ BROWN JR .KINCAID ~H BUXBAUM BF KAWIN .

801 120Q-1250 M W F HLMS 177 C MAJOR 802 140Q-1515 T TH HlMS 104 JH WRENN

!i!rr.l:. ~g:l ~~~L A~g\~~3R~ 0i n~¥~~ttE~u~~Rm:nr M~~~M FROM DEPARTMENT.. THESE COURSES MAY EACH BE TAKEN THREE T I MJ<.S.

172 ENGL 205 030 INTRO FICTION WORKSHOP 801 090D-0950 i•(w F 802 110D-1215- .r_ TH eio3 123D-1345' T TH

~ SECURE A CONTROllED ENROLLMENT fORM FROM DEPARTMENT.

172 ENGL 22 0 030 MODE~N SHORT STORY 001 osoo-caso M w 002 0900-0950 'M W 003 lOOD-1050 M W 004 llOQ-.-1150 M W 005 120Q-1250 M W oo6 l30G-1350 M·w 007 lltOG-1450 M ·W 008 1100-1215 T TH 009 1230-1345 T TH 010 1.400-1515 l TH

Ct-Efdl 309 CCTT 104 CCTT 104

HLMS 287 ECON 205 ECCN 205 OPPA G039 HlMS 241 HlMS 22C1 ECON 20 5 HtMS 23 7 HtMS 237 HLMS 131

SR KATZ SR KATZ

RL WIDMANN

H SCHECHTER J MEYERS S MAN DEL

172 ENGL 252 030 MASTERWRKS OF BRIT lJT 001 1100-1150 M W F HAtE 104 HJ KANE

ENGL 253 030 MODERN AND CONTEMP U T 001 1.30Q-1350 M W F ECON 205 J MEYERS 002 ll00-1215 T TH GEDL 127 SM GOLDFARB

ENGL 200 030 GREAT BOOKS 1 CLOSED TO THOSE HAVING CREDIT IN HUM 101.-102

00 l 0900-09 50 .t>ll W F 002 U.Oo-ll.50 M W F 003 1200 .... 1250 M W F 004 OSOD-0915 T TH 005 1100-1215 T TH 006 l230-l345 T ·n1

t72 ENGL 26i 030 GRf:A.l BOOKS 2 001 :)90Q-OC!5C M W IF

CLOSED TO THOSE HAV,!NG CRED1l IN HUM lOl-tOl

0i)2 003

~' w f T Hl

BPSY E !.31 Hl..MS 23 7 ME NELSON Hlt-1~ 287 fiLMS 2~ 5

103 TR LYONS 2·1 :1

J.37 2:05

ECON 20 5

,JC ROB!NSOH Jt ROBINSON lM BEU

UMIT

76

10

10

13 10

10

48

40

40

40

20

40

20

35

20

20

60

40

30

30

30

20

20

20

20

20

20

30

20 20 20 20

. ~g 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 2,0

35 3S 35 35 .35 35 35

175 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35

20

35 35 35 35

35 35

25 25 25 25 25

20 to 20 20 20 20

20 20

20 20 20

35 35 35 25 35 35 35 35 35 35

'3s

35 35

35 35 35 35

-3 5 35 35

DEPT CRS NO. DEPT HO. CR T1 Tl E OF C.OIIRSE

172 ENGL 266 030 MASTERWORKS-AMER liT

SEC THI£ DAYS

001 0800-0915 T TH 002 093Q-1045 T TH

SLOG RIDN INSTRUCTOR

HlMS 287 JN GRAHAM HLM$ 287 JN GRAHAM

172 ENGL 267 030 MORN & CONTEM AMER UT 001 1400-1450 M W F HLMS 287 002 123D-1345 T TH EDUC 231

172 ENGL 270 030 INTRO TO AFRICAN LIT 001 140G-1515 T TH

172 ENGL 272 030 SURV AFRO-AMER LIT 1 001 1100-1215 T TH

172 ENGL 281 030 INTRO ENGLISH GRAMMAR 001 1100-1150 M W

172 ENGl 290 030 SHAKESP AND CONTEMPS 001 0930-1045 T TH

COMPLETION OF "24 SEMESTER flOURS COllEGE CREDIT IS REQUIRED- FGR All 300 L"EVEl COURSES •.

172 ENGL 302 030 INTERMEQ POETRY WKSP 801 1530-1645 T TH

foR ENGL 302 AND 305. STUDENTS MUST SUBMIT MANUSCRIPTS AND SECURE CONTROllED ENROLLMENT FORMS FROM DEPARTMENT. THESE COURSES MAY EACH BE TAKEN THREE TIMES.

172 ENGL 305 :130 INTERMED FiCTION WKSHP

172 ENGL 315 030 RE~ORT WRITING

172 ENGl 322 030 JNTRO TO FOlKLORE

172 ENGL 326 030 WOMEN wrU TERS SAME AS WMST 326

172 ENGL 350 030 SURVEY BRITISH LIT. 1

172 ENGL 365 030 SURVEY AMERICAN liT 1

172 ENGl 366 030 SURVEY AMERICAN LIT 2

172 ENGl 395 030 .CHAUCE~

l-72 ENGL 397 030 SHAKESPEARE

172 ENGL 398 030 SHAKESPEARE

172 ENGL 399 030 MILTON

801 0930-1045 T TH

001 0930-1045 002 123G-1345

TH TH

001 1400-1515 T TH

001 1100-1215 T TH

001 1530-1645 T TH

001 1200-1250 M W -F

001 0900:....0950 M W

001 090D-0950 M W F

001 1000-1050 M W 002 130Q-l350 M W 003 140Q-1450 M W F 004 093D-1045 T TH

001 130Q-1350 M W F

001 100o-1050 M W F

COMPLETION OF 36 SErotESTER HOURS COLLEGE CREDITIS REQUIRED FOR ALL 400 LEVEl COURSES.

KTCH 301 WO SAMUELS

KTCH 301 WD SAf1UELS

ECON 205 LA MOSKOVIT

HLMS 285 AL KISTNER

HlMS 104 SM GOLDFARB

HLMS 104 JK FOLSOM

CCTT 104 S MANDEL HLMS 104

HLMS 23 7 LM BELL

HLMS 13 7 PH PERERA

HL/IfS 23 7 JA STEVENSON

HL~S 19c;

GEOL 108

HtMS 287

HLMS 28 5 HlMS 23 7 HLMS 13 7 HLMS 137

HlMS 13 7

HLMS 287

PF GURA

CH NJ.LON

E A ROBERTSON

JH CROUCH ME NELSON ME NELSON MJ PRESTON

JL MURPHY

JM MAJOR

172 ENGL 400 030 LIT AND PSYCH 001 1100-1150 M W F HlMS 137 CL PROUDFIT

172 ENGL 405 030 AOV FICTION WORKSHOP 801 140Q-1650 T CCTT 104 PH PERERA STUDENT MUS.T SUBMIT MANUSCRIPTS AND SECURE A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM FROM DEPARTMENT. THIS COURSE MAY BE TAKEN THREE Tl MES.

172 ENGL 420 030 OEV ENGl NOVEL 001 l30o-1350 " w HUtS 28 5 JK BROWN

172 ENGL 423 "030 AMERICAN NOVEL 001 1230-1345 T TH HLMS 287 JN GRAHAM

172 ENGL 427 030 TPCS-WOMEN' S LIT 001 140D-1650 Hlfo!S 247 SH- JUHASZ

172 ENGL 431 030 DEV BRITt SH DRAMA 2 001 1100-1215 T TH ECUC 136

1.72 fNGl 432 03-0 ELI Zl JACOBEAN DRAMA 001 120G-1250 M W HlMS 23 7 RL WIDMANN

172 ENGL 445 030 M,OOERN AHER POETRY 001 093G-1045 T TH ECON 205 JH WRENN

172 ENGl 4~0 030 MEDIEVAl LITERATURE 001 140Q-1450 M W HlMS 237 04 BURG-ER SAME AS ENGL 550

172 ENGL 456 030 EARLY RO"'ANTICS 001 123Q-1345 T TH H.ALE 104 ~J BROWN

172 ENGL 460 030 EARLY VICTORIANS 001 140D-1515 T TH HLMS 287 HL SAWIN

172 ENGL 465 030 STUDIES AMER UT-1900 001 090Q-0950 H W F HlMS 237 H SCHECHTER

172 ENGL 470 030 ANGLO SAXON 001 153D-1645 T TH HLHS 285 LM BEll SAME AS ENGL 570

172 ENGl 474 030 AFRICAN NOVEL 001 llOQ-1150 M W HLMS 251 CH NJLON SAME AS SLST 480

.·{72 ENGL 461 030 LIT FOR ADOLESCENTS 001 161lQ-l830 W " SAME AS T ED 444 AND EDUC 532.. LAB TO BE ARRANGED.

l7Z ENGL 48'9 030 SEMANTICS 001 130D-.B50 M W F .

COURSES 490-497 ARE TOP-ICS AND MAJOR AUTHCRS IN AMERICAN & BRITISH LITERATURE. PREREQ IS SENIOR STANOI~G .. OPEN.TO ENGllS-H MAJORS ONLVt EXCEPT BY PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT.. NOT OPEN TO GRA'OUATE STUDENTS.

172 ENGL 490 030 $EM-AMERICAN REAL11~ 001 uOo-1150 M w

'172 ENGL 491 03 0 CONTEM MAST-SHORT FORM 001 1530-1645 T TH

172 ~NGL '>95 030 WHARTON/OCONNOR/CATHER 00.1 l~OD-1650 M

~172 ENGL 497 03 0 SEM-G B SHAW 001 093o-1045 T TH

172 ENGL 499 03 0 HONOR_S . THESIS 001 ARR

~ ~~~0:~ ~~W ~-~~E~Q~~S~~A~~ ~I ~ri ~~~~ ~~~S F~~T~R~~~~~E CONSENT.

172 ENGL 501 030 JAMES JOYCE 00 l 1~00-2150 ~

172 ENGl 510 030 BISLIO & INTRQ ENGL ST 001 1500-1615 M W

ECUC 155 R CLINE

HlMS 287 HJ KANE

HLMS 285 Pl KRAUTH

HlMS 13 7 OORN

LISR 4248 CC CANDELARIA

HLMS 245

HlMS. 104 80 BASSOFF

Hl,..S 10_4 RJ SCHOECK

172 ENGL 511 030 Ell ZIJACOBEAN DRAMA 001 1200-1250 M W F HL•S 237 RL WIOMA~N SAME AS ENGL <3.2

!!Q.U.:.. ALL 800 SECTIONS REQUIRE A' CCNT~OlLED ENROLLMENT FOR!oi • SECURE FORM FROM DEPARTMEN-T.

172

172

ENGL

ENGL

521 2-6 POETRY kORKSHOP

523 1-6 FICTIO,. WORKSHOP

801

801

190o-2150

1900-2150

TH

TH

CCTT

CCTT

104 SR KATZ

to~ SR KATZ

172 ENGL 529 030 RECENT FICTION 8.01 1.400-1650 H CCTT 104 MAJOR

172 E~GL 550 030 ~.EDIEVAL LJT 1 00_1 1400-1450 ~ W F HLMS 237 DA eURGER SAME AS ENGL 450

172 ENGL 565 030 RDGS 'IN AMER LIT oqJ 190o-2150

172 E~Gl 570 030 ANGLO SAXON 001 I53o-1645 T TH SAME AS ENGL HO

112 ENGl 582 030 lAW AND LITERATURE 001 163o-1745 M W SA"E AS HUM_ 482

172 ENGL 583 030 RHETORIC & TCHG co•P 001 l5oo-nso r

172 ENGl 594 030 POETICS 801 190o-2150 NOTE. SECURE A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM FROM DEPARTMENT.

PREREQ FOR 600 LEVEl COURSES.- M.A. DEGREE OR INSTR CONSENT.

172 ENGL 611 030 ORIGINS OF ROMANTICISM 001 190o-2150

172 ENGL 612 030 19TH C NOVEL 001 !40o-1650 T

172 ENGL 6H 030 PROBS-CPIT & TEACH LIT 001 1200-1350 " w

.!:!.Q!!.:. All 900 SECTiONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM.

172 ENGL 700 0-6. MASTERS THESIS

172 ENGl 800 0-9 DOCTORS THESIS

!12 ENGL 810 100 DOCTORS THESIS

172 ENGl 910 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

172 ENGL 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

112 ENGL 950 1-5 INDEPENDENT STUDY

172 ENGL 951 1-3 TUTORIAL-MEDIEVAL ST

172 EN(;l 95 2 1-3 TUTORIAl-RENAISSANCE

112 ENGl 953 1-3 TUTORIAL-18TH CENTURY

172 ENGl 954 1-3 TUTORIAL-19TH CENTURY

172 ENGL 955 1-3 TUTOR.IAL-AMER!CAN ST 172 ENGL 956 1-3 TUTOR!Al-MOD/CONTEHP

172 ENGl 957 1-3 TUTORIAL-LIT THEORY

172 ENGL 958 1-3 TUTORIAL-LANG & RHET

172 ENGL 959 1-3 TUTORIAL-CREATIVE WRTG

172 ENGl 960 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

172 ENGl 9U l-3 AOV MEDIEVAL STUDIES

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

90D

900

900

900

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

TH

HLMS 104 AM BOA_ROMAN

HlMS 285 LM SELL

KTCH 2~6 RJ SCHOECK

HLMS 271 PM- LEVITT

CCTT 104 SM GOLDFARB

HLMS 104 MJ BROWN

l!BR 4248 JR KINCAID

CCTT 10~ M SICKMAN

DEPT CRS lii!IT. NO. DEPT NO. C R Tl TLE OF COURSE SEC DAYS BI.OG ROOM INSTRUCTOR

35 35

35 35

10

10

35

35

20

20

20 20

20

35

100

35

35

35 35 35. 35

35

35

35

20

35

20

35

20

35

35

35

20

20

10

35

20

20

20

20

20

15

15

10

15

15

15

10

15

10

15

15~

15

15

15

15

20

20

20

20

20

20

20

20

20

20

20

20

20

20

20

20

20

172 ENGL 962 1-3 ACV RENAISSANCE ST 900 ARR

172 ENGl 963 1-3 AOV 18TH CENTURY ST 900 ARR

172 ENGL 964 1-3 ADV 19TH CENTURY ST 900 ARR

172 ENGl 965 1-3 AOV 20TI-< CENTURY ST 900 ARR

172 ENGL 966 1-3 ADV AMERICAN STUDIES 900 ARR

172 ENGL 967 1-3 ADV CRITICAL THEORY 900 ARR

172 ENGL 968 1-3 ADV LANG/RHET STUDIES 900 ARR

172 ENGl 999 000 MASTERS DEGREE CANO 900 ARR

English as a Second language ~ SEE DEPARTMENT OF LINGUISifiCS ..

Experimental Studies ~ SEE INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES, CENTER FOR

Film Studies

~ ~SEE DEPARTMENTAL LISTINGS AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES fOR COURSES DEAliNG WHOlLY OR IN S1GNIFICANT DEGREE WITH FILM OR PHOTOGRAPHIC.AkTS FOR POSSIBLE OFFERINGS

COMM 260 F A 216/21J F A 319 F A 419 F A 519 HON 47 8 HUM 305

JNTRO TO COMM MEDIA BEG INN lNG PHOTOGRAPHY INTERMEDIATE PHOTOGRAPHY ADVANCED PHOTOGRAPHY GRADUATE PHOTOGRAPHY Fl LM & THE AM DREAM FILH HISTORY 1

176 F S 300 030 BEGINNING FILMMAKING 001 ~002

003 004 801

SEC 801 IS FOR FINE ARTS MAJORS CNLY., SECURE A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM IN HUNT, RM 102. ~

176 F S 305 040 FILM HISTORY 1 001 SAME AS HUM 305

190Q-2200 T TH l40D-1700 M W 140Q-1700 T TH 150Q-IBOO H W UtOD-1700 M W

140D-l700 T TH

176 F S 307 030 HORROR FILM 001 150D-1830 M W

. 116 F S

176 f s

308 030 MAJOR FILM DRAMA/FILM

340 030 AOV SUPER 8 F JLMMAKING

176 F S 350 030 INTERMED FILMMAKING KNOWLEDGE Of BASIC FILMMAKING IS ASSUMED

001 l90Q-2200 T TH

001 140D-1700 T TH

001 190o-2200 M W

BPSY E126 HUNT 203 BPSY El31 BPSY E131 HUNT 203

F A N141

DR YANNACITO J T ARONSON J DORN OR YANNACITO

BRAKHAGE

F A N141 SF KAWIN

BFSY 4 6 BRAKHAGE

BFSY Ell4

BFSY EllS JT ARONSON

176 F S 450 030 ADV l6MM FILMMAKING 00 I 1900-2200 THF BFSY E123 JT ARONSON PREREQ F S 350 OR INSTR CONSENT'

.!:!Q!l.:. All 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE O!:PAPTMENTAL FORM.

176 F S 940 1-3 UtDEPENDENT STUOY

176 F S 950 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Fine Arts

900

900

F A 100 OR 101., 120 OR 12lt 150 OR ·151 MAY BE TAKEN IN ANY SEQUENCE. IT IS RECOMMENDED -THAT F A MAJORS REGISTER FOR THREE CREDIT HOUR -BASICS. PREREQS ARE ESSENTIAL. UNDERGRADUATES REGI'STER FOR COURSES 400 LEVEL OR BELOW. so'o LEVEL COURSES ARE RESTRICTED TO F A GRAD STUDENTS. COURSES OFFERED AT BOTH THE 400 AND 500 LEVEL HAY BE TAUGHT TOGETHER. IF CONTROLLE-D ENROLLMENT IS INDICATED. SPECIAL FORMS MUST BE OBTAINED FROM THE DEPAI\TMENT BEFORE A.EGIS.lRATION ..

1. DRAWING

ARR

177 F A 100 020 BAS JC DRAWING 001 0800-0950 M W F 002 0800-1045 T TH ·oo3 ~ IOOO-ll50 M W f 004 1400-1645 T TH

MAY NOT BE REPEATED

177 FA 101 030 BASIC DRAWING 001 1900-2150 M-WTH MAY NOT BE REPEATED .. B.F.A. MAJORS SHOULD REGISTER FOR F A 101 RATHER THAN F A 100.

A N27-5 A N275 a N275 A N275

F A N27.5

CL REHM

HlAMASA

177 FA 200 030 DRAWING 001 l30D-1550 M W F FA N275 Cl REH,_, PREREQ F A 100 OR 101 AND AN ADDITIONAL 100 LEVEL F A STUDIO COURSE.. fo!AY BE REPEATED LNCE.

177 FA 300 :J30 DRAftiNG AND ANATOMY. 001 130Q-1550 M W F FA Cl75 Jf SAMPSON PREREQ SIX HOURS F A 200. MAY BE REPEATED ONCE

177 F A 400 030 ADVANCED DRAWING 001 0800-1215 T TH PREREQ SIX HOURS F A 200. MAY BE REPEATfO. 1AUGHT WITH F A 500.

177 F A 500 03 0 GRACUAT E CRAW lNG 001 0800-1215 T TH TAUGHT WITH F A 400

177 F A

II. PHOTOGRAPHY

All PHOTO CLASSES HAVE TWO 90-MINUTE LECTURES, SIX HOURS OF LAB PER WEEK. AND A REQUIRED LAS ASSESSMENT, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.

All SECS NUMBERED BOQ-819 REQUIRE A CONTROLLED ENROlL '-tENT FCRM. CONS.ULT F A DEPT.

216 030 BEGINNING PHOTO 1

F A C!75 RR ECKER

F A Cl15 Rq ECKER

PREREQ SOPHOMORE STANDING. MY NOT BE REPEATED. THREE HOURS LAB SCHEDULED PLUS THREE HOURS ADDITIONAL LAB TO BE ARRANGED PER WEEK.

LAB-BEGINNING PHOTO 1 BEGINNH<G PHOTO 1 LAS-BEGINNING PHOTO

171 F A 217 030 BEGINNING PHOTO 2

010 093o-t055 T TH F A N163 LOll llOo-1230 T TH F A N106

020 103D-U55 M W F A Nl63 L021 D9C<l-1025 M W F A N106

PREREQ f A 216. MAY NOT BE REPEATED. THREE HOURS LA~ SCHEDULED PLUS THREE HOURS ACDIT!CNAl LAB TO BE ARRANGED PER WEEK.

LAB-BEGINNING PHOTO 2 BEGINNING PHOTO 2 LAB-BEGINNING PHOTO 2

010 090o-1025 M W LOll 103o-1200 M W

020 130Q-1425 M W L021 1~3o-1600 H W

171 F A 319 030 INTERMEO PHOTOGRAPHY 001 130o-1430 M W PREREQ F A 216 AND 217 OR EQUIV. SIX HOURS LAB' TO BE ARRANGED PER WEEK. MAY BE REPEATED ONCE.

177 F A 418 030 NEW DIRECTIONS-PHOTO 801 150o-1630 T TH PREREc.i F A 21& AND 217 OR EQUIV .. TAUGHT WITH f A 518 .. SIX HOURS LAB TC BE ARRANGED PER WEEK. MAY BE REPEATED. ADMISSION BY PHDTO PORTFOLIO •

177 F A 419 no ADVANCED PHOTOGRAPHY 801 llOo-1230 T TH PREREQ F A 216, ·217 AND SIX HOURS Of F A 319 OR EQUJV. SIX HOURS Lf<S TO SE ARRANGED PER WEEK. TAUGHT WITH F A 519. MAY 8E REPEATED. ADMISSION BY PHOTO PORTFOLIO.

177 F A 518 030 NEW DIRECTIONS-PHOTO 801 l50o-1630 T TH TAUGHT WITH F A 418

177 f A 519 030 GRADUATE P~OTOGRAPHY 801 l!Oo-1230 T TH TAUGHT WITH F A 419 SEC 801.

Ill. PAINTING

F A N163 F A Nl06 F A N163 F A N10f

F A Nl63

f A Nl63

F A Nl63 CJ ROITZ

F A N163 CJ ROITZ

F A Nl63 CJ ROJTZ

177 FA 120 020 BASIC PAINTING DOl OSOD-0950 M W F f" Nl03 002 OSOo-1045 T TH F A NI03

MAY NOT BE REPEATED

177 fA 121 030 BASIC PAINTING 001 1300-1550 M W F N103 LS HERRITT 002 130o-1715 T TH Nl03 RR ECKER

MAY NOT BE REPEATED. s.F.A. MAJORS SHOUlD REGISTER FOR F A 121 RATHER THAN F A 120 ..

177 F A 220 030 PAINTING 001 130o-11!5 T TH F A C103 CS FORSMAN PREREQ F A 120 OR 121 PLUS AN ADDITIONAL lOo-LEVEL COURSE. HAY BE REPEATED ONCE

177 F A 320 030 INTERMEDIATE PAINTING 001 OSOo-1215 T TH F A C103 CS FORSMAN PREREQ SIX HOURS OF F A 220. MAY BE REPEATED ONCE. TAUGHT WITH F A 420.

177 f A 420 030 ADVANCED PAINTING 001 OSOo-1215 T TH F A C103 CS FORSMAN PREREQ SIX HOURS OF F A 220 AND SIX HOURS OF F A 320. TAUGHT WITH F A 320. MAY BE REPEATED.

17

LIIIIT

20

20

20

20

20

20

20

30

26 17 26 26 10

110

100

90

20

20

20

20

20

25 25 25 25

25

25

25

10

15

25 25 25 25

25 25 25 25

20

10

10

10

10

25 25

25 25

25

15

10

IM:PT CRS 1111. DEPT NO. CR TITLE Of' COURSE TIME DAYS

177 f A 520 030 GRADUATE PAINTING 001 !30Q-1715 T TH

IV. WATER MEDIA PAINTING

177 f A 330 030 WATER MEDIA PAINTING 001 0900-1150 M W F 002 080Q-12!5 T TH

PREREQ F A 100 OR 101- AND 120 OR 121.. f A 221 RECOMMENDED .. MAY NOT BE REPEATED.,

177 F A 331 030 WATER MEDIA PAINTING 001 1300-1550 M W PREREQ F A 330 OR EQUIV, F A 221 REtOHt-IENDED MAY' NOT BE REPEATED, TAUGtiT WITH FA 430

177 F A 430 030 ADV WATER MEDIA f)AINT 001 i30D-1550 H W F PREREQ f A 330 ANP 331 OR EQUIV, MAY BE REPEATED TAUGHT WITH F A 33i.

BLDG RQIM INSTRUCTOR

,F A C 13 'i JW KUNKEl

C153 C153

F A C 15 3

F A Cl53

LR WOLFE EE MATTHEWS

LR WOLFE

LR WOLFE

117 F A 530 030 GRAD WATER MEDIA 001 130D-1550 M W F F A C153 LR WOLFE

V. PRINTMAKING

LAB ASSESS.ENT REQUIRED IN EACH CLASS UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.

111 F A 240 030 BEGIN INTAGLIO/RELIEF 001 090D-l150 M W F F A Cl74 JF SAMPSON PREREQ F A 100 OR 101 AND 200. MAY NOT BE REPEATED. TAUGHT WITH F A 340/440.

177 F A 241 030 BEGIN LITHOGRAPHY 001 l30Q-17l5 T TH F A 1B90 CC CLiNE PREREQ F A 100 OR 101 ANO 200. MAY NOT BE REPEATED. TAUGHT WITH f A 3'tl/441.

177 FA 242 030 BEGIN SILKSCREEN PRINT 001 1300'-1550 M W f.A 1870 IWAMASA TAUGH-T .. ITH F A 342/442, MAY NOT SE REPEATED

177 F A 340 030 ·INTERM INTAGLIO/REliEF 001 0900>-1150 M W F F A Cl74 JF SAMPSON PREREQ ONE OTHER PRINT~AKING COURSE. MAY BE REPEATED ONCE.. TAUGHT WITh f A 240/440.

177 F A 341 030 INTERM.EO LITHOGRAPHY 001 1300-1715 T TH F A 1B90 CC CLINE PREREQ GNE OTHER PRINTMAKING COURSE. MAY BE REPEATED ONCE. TAUGHT WITH F A 241/441.

177 F A 342 030 !NTERMEO SILKSCI<N PRT 001 1300-1550 • W F A 187 C I WAMASA PPEREQ CNE OTHER PRif'.iTMAKING COURSE., MAY BE REPEATED ONCE. TAUGHT WITH F A 2421442. ,

177 F A 344 030 INTERMEO PAPERMAKING 001 0800-1215 T TH F A 1B70 CC CLINE PREREQ JUNIOR OR SENIOil STANO lNG. MAY NOT BE REPEATED. TAUGHT WITH F A 444/544o

177 F A 440 CHO ADV INTAGLIO/RELIEF 001 oqoo-1150 M W F F A Cl74 JF SAMPSON PREREQ F A 340, MAY BE RE.PEATEOt TAUGHT WITH F A 240/340

177_ FA 441030 .ADV LITHOGRAPHY 001 1300-1715 T TH PREREQ F A 341, MAY BE REPEATED, TAUGHT WITH F A 241/341

177 fA 442 030 ADV SILKSCREEN PRINT 001 1300-1550 M W PREREQ F A 342. MAY B"E"REPEATED.. TAUGHT WITH F A 242/342.

177 F A 444 030 ADV PAPERMAKING 001 0800-1215 T TH PREREQ F A 344 AND INSTR CONSENT. MAY BE REPEATE-D. TAUGHT WITH F A 344/544

177 F A 54-0 030 GRAO lNTAGliO/REL_IEF

177 F A 541 030 GRAD llTHOGP.APHY

177 F A 542 030 GRAD SI LKSCREEN

177 FA 544 030 GRAD PAPERMAKING TAUGHT WITH F A 344/444

VI. SCULPTURE

177 F A 150 020 BASIC SCULPTURE

MAY NOT BE REPEATED

001

001

001

001

ARK

ARR

ARR

ARR

001 1000-1150 M W 002 1300-1450 M W

177 F A 151 030 BASIC SCULPTURE 001 0800~121'5 T TH MAY NOT BE REPEATED<h B~f~Ac MAJORS SHOULD REGISTER FOR FA 151 RATHER THAN F A 150a

177 FA 251 030 WELO·ING' & METAL CA:STNG 001 0800-1215 T TH PREREQ f A 250~-- MAY NO-T Bf REPEATED

177 FA 350 030 EXPERIMENTS IN SCULP 001 1300-1715 T TH PREREC fA 150 OR 151, MAY NOT BE REPEATED

177 FA 450 030 ADVANCED SCULPTURE 001 1300-1715 T TH PREREQ F A 350 AND 351, MAY BE REPEATEO, TAUGHT 'rHTH F A 350

F A 1B9C Ct CLINE

F A 1670 IWAMASA

F A 1670 CC CLINE

c 102 c 102

JF SAMPSON

CC CLINE

CC Cll NE

CC CLIN-E

F A C102 G ROOTS

F A 1602 JB WILSON

F A C 140

F A C140 G RUt!TS,

117 F A 550 030 GRAD SCULPTURE 001 090G-ll50 M W .,;F F A Cl6C JB WILSON

VII. ART EOUCATION

F A 364, 366, 367 t 368 AND 369 SHOULD BE TAKEN BY ART EDUCATION MAJCRS PRIOR TO THEIR SENIOR YEAR. COURSES A~E NOT OFFERED EVERY S._EMESTER .. ART EDUCATION MAJOR$ ACCEPTED INTO THE PROFESS I CNAL YEAR MUST SECURE CONTROLLED ENROLlMENT FORMS FROM SCHOOl OF EDUCATION FOR THE EOUCAT ION COURSES REQUIRED IN THE PROGRAM.

177 F A 363 020 ART-ELEMENTARY TFACHER PREREO ELEM ED MAJOR

177 f A 364 020 ART IN ELEM SCHCOLS COREQ F A 369

117 FA 366 020 ART MATE~IALS"WORKSHOP

177 f A 36<; 010 PRACH CUM-ART TEACH

COREQ F A 364

177 F A 568 030 l SSUES IN ART EO

VI 1 1.. JEWELRY

177 F A 377 030 JEWELRY DESIGN MAY NOT BE REPEATED

001 1500-1650 T TH

001

001

801 802 803

1100-11 50 M W

0930-1230 T TH

130Q-l350 "' 130G-1350 130o-13 50

001 1qQQ-2130

001 0800-1215 T TH

177 F A 477 030 ADV JEWELRY DESIGN ,.QQl 1300-1715 T TH PR'EREQ F A 377, TAUGHT WITH F A 577 SEC 001 MA'f BE ~EPEATED

177 F A 517 030 GRAD JEWELRY DESIGN 001 1300-l71S T TH TAUGHT WITH F A 477

I X, CERAMICS

177 FA 287 030 1ST YEAR HANQ6UllDING 001 090o-ll50 M W PREREQ TWO BASIC STUDIO COURSES, MAY NOT BE REPEATED

111 F A ZS9 030 1ST YEAR WHEEtTHROWIN:G 001 080G-1215 T TH PREREQ F A 287, MA'f NOT BE REPEATED

177 FA 390 030 INTERMEDIATE CERAMICS 001 1300-1115 T TH PREREO F A 287 ANC 289t MAY BE REPEATEO ONCE

F A N298 SR FOSTfR

F A N29 8

F A N29 8

A N2S8 A N298 A N2qB

C A QUALLEY

SR FOSTER

CA QUALLEY CA QUALLEY CA QUALLEY

F A N298 SR FOSTER

F A 1655 4G PENNINGTON

F 4 1B55 AG PENNINGTON

F A 1650 AC CURRIER

F A 1850 T J POTTER

fA 1650 TJ POTTER.-,

177 FA 488 030 ADVANCED CERAMICS 001 1400-1650 M W F FA 1650 AC CURRIER PREREO SIX HOURS OF F A 390, MAY BE REPEATED, TAUGHT WITH F A 588

177 F A 598 030 GRADUATE CERAMICS 001 140D-1650 M W F F A 1850 At CURRIER TAUGHT WITH F A 488

X.. VIDEO

177 F A 490 030 NON-STATIC ART-VIDEO 801 0900-1150 M W F F A C175 JA JOHNSON TAUGHT WITH F A 5'i0

177 FA 5q0 030 NON-STATIC ART-VIDEO 801 0900-1150 M W F A C175 JA JOHNSON TAUGHT WITH F A 490

XI~ LECTURES/SEMINARS

117 F A 104 030 PjA$ rc ART LECTURE 001 llOC-1150 M W F A N141 LS HERRITT HAY NOT BE fi.EPEATED

11'7 F A 403 030 AIH OF THE LAST DECADE 001 l30D--l530 f A Nl87 JA JOHNSON PREREQ TWENTY HOURS .F !NE ARTS, TAUGHT WITH F A 503

177 F A 495 020 STU·DIO SEMINAR 801 1900-2100 F A Nl87 I WAMASA PREREQ B~F .. A~ CANDIDATE~ SECURE A CONTROLLED ENRCllU"~ENT fORM FROM DEPARtMENT~

177 F A 503 036 .A.S:lt OF TRE LAST OECAOE 00 I 1300-1.5'30 F A Nl81 JA JOHNSON TAllGHl !ir4HH F A '~03

DEPT CR$ LIMIT 110. OEPT NO. ca TITLE OF COURSE SEC DAYS IIUIG II.OOM INSTRUCTOR

25

25 25

14

20

25

XII. VISITING ARTIST

STUDENTS MUST CONSULT WITH DEPT REGARDING VISITING ARTIST STUDIO COMPETITION PRIOR TO CONTINUING STUDENT REGISTRATION •

177 F A 497 040 VISITING ARTIST PROG 801 l-90D-2050 PREREQ PORTFOLIO REVIEW, TAUGHT WITH F A 597

, SECURE A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FOR"! FROM DEPARTMENT •

177 F A 5q7 040 GRAD VIS ARTIST PROG 801 1900-2050 TAUGHT WITH F A 4q7 SEC 801. SECURE A CONTROllED ENROllMENT FORM FROH DEPARTMENT;;

XII I. THESIS

!:!£!!: ALL 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM.

177 F A 700 1-4 MASTERS THESIS ~00

177 F A 750 1-6 HFA CREATIVE THESIS- 900

XIV. INDEPENDENT STUDIES

~ ALL 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM.

177 F A 930 1-3 !NO STUDY-CERAMICS 900

117 F A 931 1-3 IND STUDY-DRAWING

177 F A 932 l-3 INO STUDV-FILM

111 F A 933 1-3 IND STUDY-JEWELRY

177 F A 934 l-3 IND STUDY-METALS

177 F A 935 1-3 INO STUOY-PA!NTING

177 F A 936 L-3 INO STUDY-PHOTOGRAPHY

177 F A 937 l-3 !NO STUDY-PRINTMAKING

177 F A 938 1-3 INO STUDY-SCULPTURE

177 F A 939 1-3 I NO STUDY-TEXTILES

117 F A 940 1-3 !NO STUDY-VIDEO

177 F A 941 1-3 I NO STUOV-WATERMEOIA

177 FA 942 1-3 lNOEPENDENT STUDY

177 F A 943 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUOV

177 F A 944 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

177 F A 945 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

177 F A 950 1-3 GRAD INC STD'f-CERAHICS

177 F A 951 1-3 GRAD INO $TOY-COllAGE

177 F A

177 F A

177 F A

952 l-3

953 1-3

954 1-3

GRAD INC STOY-DRAWING

Gf:IAD IND STDY-f 11M GRAD IND STOY-JEWELRY

177 F A -955 1-3 GRAD IND STDV-METALS

177 F A 956 1-3 GRAD IND ST-NON-STUOIO

177 F A 95-7 l-3 GRAD IND STDY-PAINTING

177 F A 958 1-3 'GRAD INO ST-PAPERMAKNG

900

900

900

900

900

900

-900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

~00

900

900

900

900

900

T TH F A NlS 5

T TH F A N18 5

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

, ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

APR

ARR

25 177 F A q59 1-3 GRAD INO STDY-PHOTO 900 ARR

25

25

10

15

20

20

25

20

10

25

23

_,: 2

25

25

20

10

10

10

60

10

15

10

177 F A 960 1-3 GRAD IND ST-PRINTMAKNG 900

177 F A 961 1-3 GRAD INO ST-SCULPTURE 900

177 F A 962 L-3 GRAD IND ST-IJIDEO 900

177 F A 963 1-3 GRAD IND ST-WATERMEDIA 900

177 F A 964 1-3 GRAD IND ST-WEAVING 900

177 F A 965 1-3 GRAD INDEPENDENT STUDY 900

177 F A 966 1-3 GPAO INDEPENDENT STUDY 900

177 FA 967 1-3 GRAD INDEPENDENT STUIJY 900

XV~ CANDIDATE FOR DEGREE

177 F A 999 100 MASTERS OEGP.EE CANO 900 1!Q!..E..: All 900 SECTIONS REQ,.-LIIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM.

fine Arts History I. ART HISTORY-~

UNDERGRADUATES REGISTER FOR COURSES AT 400 LEVEL OR BELOW. GRADUATE STUDENTS REGISTER FOR 500 lEVEL (]R ABOVE. ·SENIORS M:AY TAKE 500 lEVEL COURSES ONLY-AFTER CONSUL TAllON WlTH INSTRUCTOR.. A COURSE OFFE.REO AT BOTH THE 400 AND 500 LEVEL MAY BE TAUGHT TOGETHER.

SPECIAL NOTE TO FINE ARTS MAJORS. ONLY FA H COURSES NOMt\EREJ IN THE 280'S COUNT TOWAR.D YOUR LOWER DIVISION ART HISTORY REQUIREMENT.

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178 FA H 100 030 EXPERIENCING ART-IDEAS' 00 l 093o-·f045 T TH 0 IR EC TED TO NONMAJORS

178 FA H 2BO 030 ART OF ANTlQUlT'( 001 1230-1345 T TH

F A N14l RM BERNIER

F A N14l AE HAECKL

178 FA H 282 030 A.RT-RENr BAROQ, ROCO 001 1000-1050 M W F F A Nl41 RE DAY

178 FA H 401 030 HISTO_RY-QF PHOTOGRA-PHY 001 130Q-l350 M W F F A Nl85 PREREQ FA H 280 OR EQUIV, TAUGHT WITH FA H 501

178 FA H 405 030 ART-IN.DIA t S E ASI:A 00·1 1230-1345 T TH F A Nl8 5 RM BERNIER FA H 284 RECO~MENCEO~ TAUGHT WITH FA H 505

!78 FA H 416 030 MOO SCUL-ROOIN-PRESENT 001 093Q-1045 T TH F A N185 AlHADEfF PREREQ FA H 283 OR INSTR CONSENT, TAUGHT WITH FA H 516

178 FA H 427 03-0 PRE-ClAS ART C. ARCHAEO. 001 1100-1215 .l TH F A Nl41 TH TZAVELLA EVJEN SAME AS FA H 527, CLAS 427/527, ANTH 427/527

178 FA H 431 030 ETRUSCAN ART £. ARCH 001 153:-Q-1645 T TH F A Nl85 AE HAECKL

SAME AS FA H 531, CLAS- 431/531, ANTH 488/588

178 FA H 441 030 NEOClASSICISM & ROMA~n 001 1400-1515 T TH F A NlS 5 A AlHAo'E"t:F PREREQ FA H 2B3 OR INSTR CONSENT, TAUGHT WITH FA H 541 SEC 001

178 FA H 477 030 WOMEN ARTISTS 001 Qq00-0950 .M W F F A. Nl85 A.l VANDERSALL PREREQ CNE ART HI STORY SURVEY OR INSTR CONSENT, TAUGHT WITH FA H 577 SEC 001.. SAME AS WMST 477.

178 'FA H 480 030 ITAL RENAISSANCE ART 1 001 lZOQ-.1250 M W F F A Nl85 RE DAY PREREQ FA H 282 OR INSTR CONSENTt T'AUGHT WITH FA H 580

178 FA H 501 030 HISTORY OF PHOTOGRAPHY 001 130Q-1350 M W F F A Nl85 7AUG11f n:Tn FA H 401

178 FA H 505 (}30 ART INDIA & SE ASIA 001 1230-1345 TH F A N185 RM BERNIER TAU-GHT WITH FA H 405

178 FA H 516 030 MUD SCULP RODIN TO PR 001 093D-1045 T TH F A" Nl85 A ALHADEFF

TAUGHT WITH FA H 416

178 FA H 527 030 PRE-ClAS ART &. ARCHAEO 001 1100-1215 T Tli F A N141 TH TZAVELLA EVJEN SAME AS FA H 427, ANTH 427/527, CLAS 4271527

178 FA. H 531 030 ETRUSCAN ART £. ARCHAEO 001 1530-1645 T TH FA Nl85 AE HAECK.l, SA~E AS FA H 431, ANTH 488/588, CLAS 431/531

l 78 FA H 541 030 NEOCL ASS! Cl SM & ROMANT 001 140D-l515 T TH F A N 18 5 ALHADEFF

TAUGHT WITH FA. H 441

178 .fA H 5'"(7 030 WOMEN ARTISTS 001 0900-0950 M W F F A NlSS AL VANDERSAll TAUGHT WITH F4 H 477/WMST 477

178 FA H 580 030 ITAL RENAISSANCE ART l 001 1200-1250 M W F F A Nl8 5 RE DAY TAUGHT WITH fA H 480

17S FA H 649 040 TOOLS OF RESEARCH 001 183D-2150 M F A Nl87 AL VANDERSAL{

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178 FA H 700 1-4 MASTERS THESIS 900

III. INDEPENOENT STUDIES


178 FA H 930 1-3 INDEPENDENT STU&Y 900

178 FA H 950 1-3 GRAD. INDEPENDENT STUDY

178 FA H 960 1-3 GRAD INDEPENDENT STUDY

900

900

IV. CANOIDAT E FOR DEGREE

TIME

FOR CANDIDATE FOR DEGREE, STUDENT MUST FILE APPROVAL FOR~ SIGNED BY ADVISOR IN F A OFFICE BEFORE REGISTRATION.

178 FA H 999 000 MASTERS DEGREE tAND 900 ~ ALL 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM.

DAYS B liilO ROOM INSTRUCTOR

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181 FR 101 050 BEGINNING FRENCH 1

161 FR 102 040 BEG INN lNG FRENCH 2

181 FR 105 050 BEGIN FRENCH REVIEW

181 FP. 201 040 ORAL GRAM REV &. CONV 1

181 FR 202 030 ORAl GRAM REV & CONV 2 PREREQ FR. 201 OR CONSULTATION

181 FR 211 040 2ND VR HEAD &. CONV 1

181 FR 212 030 2ND YR READ & CONY 2

PREREQ FR 211 OR CONSULTATION

181 FR 301 030 FRENCH PHON £. PRONUN

PRE~EQ FR 212 OP. CO_NSUl TAllON

la.t FR 302 020 ORAL PRACTICE PREREQ FR 301 ·OR CONSULTATI-ON

181 FR 303 030 ORAL PRAC-PROFESS FR 2 PREREQ F~ 30I OR CONSUL TAT! ON

181 FR 305 03_0 COMPOS! TION 1

181 FR 306 030 COMPOSITION 2

oot osoo-cs5o MTWTHF 002 090Q-0950 HTWTHF 003 l00Q-I050 MTWTHF 004 100Q-I050 MTWTHF 005 llOQ-1150 HTWTHF 006 llOQ-1150 MTWTHF 007 1200-1250 HTWTHF 008 140Q-1450 MTWTHF 009 l30Q-l3 50 MTWTHF 010 130D-13SO HTWTHF 011 080Q-0850 MTWTHF 012 090Q-0950 MTWTHF

HtMS 181 HLMS I81 HLMS 181 HLMS I85 KTCH 303 MUEN 0144 KTCH 303 HLMS 181 KTCH 3'03 HLMS 185 HLMS 185 HlMS 18 5

PREREQ FR 101 AT THtS UNIVERSITY OR CONSUL TAT ION

001 osoo-oeso MT THF-002 llOG-1150 MT THF 003 l30Q-1350 MT THF. 004. 140Q-l450 MT THF 005 0900-0950 MT THF

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001 002 003 004 005 C06

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181 FR. ~11 030 MAIN CURREIIH FR LIT 1 OO"l ll00-H50 M W F HLMS 181 EA ZAGO 002. 140Q-1515 T TH HLMS 193 A KAIL

PREREQ FR 212 OR CONSULTATION, NOT OPEN TO FRESHMEN

181 FR 312 0.30 MAIN CURRENT FR LIT 2 PREREQ FR 311 OR CONSUL TAT! ON WITH !NSTR NOT OPEN TO FRESHMAN

001 0930-1045 T TH

'tal FR 370 030 SCIENTIFIC & TECH "FR 001 l40Q-l515 T TH PREREQ FR 202, 212, OR CONSULTATION WITH lNSTR NOT OPEN TO FRESHMAN

181 FA 401 020 AOV FRENCH COMP 1 001 1300-1350 T TH PREREQ FR 305 OR 306 OR CONSULTATION

H.ALE 204 HA STAVAN

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Hl~S 191 EN MAYER

181 FR 403 030 ADV ORAl lNTERP 001 v~o0-1515 T TH HlMS 196 JB FREY: PREREQ FR 362 OR 303, SAME AS FR 503

lSI FR 406 030 STRUCTURE OF FRENCH 001 140Q-1450 M W f HAlE 204 EN MAYER SAME AS FR 506

l81 FR 421 030 FRENCH ClV THRU WW 1 SAME AS FR 521

181 FR

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433 030 MOLIERE

435 030 THE ENLIGHTENMENT

495 030 METH TCHG FR-PRO CRIEN

001 093Q-l0-45 T. TH

001 ll<JQ-1150 M W F

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001 l40o-t515 ·T TH

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181 fR 501 020 ADVANCED PHONETICS 001 llOQ-1150 T TH

181 FR 503 030 ADV ORAL INTERP 001 l40Q-15!5 J" TH SAME AS FR 403

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181 FR 506 030 STRUCTURE OF fRENCH 001 l40Q-1450 M W. F HALE 204 EN MAYER SAME AS FR 406

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l81 FR

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.81 FR

533 030 MOLIERE

535 030 THE ENL !GHTENMENT

597 020 CCllEGE FRGN LANG TCHG

601 030 PROBS IN CRIT_THEO.RY

81 FR 604 020 SAME AS C LT 604

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81 fR

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'611 020 STYLISTIC$

611 020 19E SlECLE

675 020 ADVM«:EC LINGUISTICS

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81 FR

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81 fR

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81 FR

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700 l-4 MASTERS THESIS

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BIO 100 DOCTORS THESIS

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945 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY-LIT

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232 ITAL lOZ 050 BEGINNING ITALIAN 2 PREREQ ITAL 101 OR CONSULTATION

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232 !TAL 207 050 !TAL FOR READ & RESRCH OOI 150Q-1550 M W F HLMS 193

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232 !TAl .313 030 !NTRO TO ITAl LIT OD1 BOQ-1350 M W F HLMS 193 L TENENBAUM

232 HAL 321 030 CCNVERSATION-GRAMMAR 1 001 1100-1150 M W F HLMS !96 G lAZZARINO

232 lTAL 401 030 TRANS, GRAM &. STYLSTCS OOI IOOQ-1050 M W F HLMS, 19f G lAZZA/liNO

232 ITAL 411 030 INFERNO & PURGATORIO 001 1400-1450 M W F

NIDTE, All 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM.

. 232 !TAL 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900

232 ITAL 950 1-3 INDEPENDENT SJ"UDY 900

I I!. COMPARATIVE llTERATUR E

FOR COURSE OFFERINGS SEE THE LISTINGS IN THE COMPARATIVE LITERATURE SECTION Of THIS SCHEDULE.

Geography

204 GEOG

LOO &. 101 MAY BE TAKEN IN EITHER. ORDER CR SIMJLTANEOUSLY ..

100 040 ENVIR S'VS-CUMATE/VEGE

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STUOENTS IN SEC 010 USE SELF-PACED MATERIALS STUDENTS Ht SEC 020, 030, 820 MUST REGISTER FOR LAB WITH MATCHING INlTIAL SECTION NUMBER

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204 GEOG 101 040 ENV SYS LANDFORMS/SOIL

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204 GEOG t99 030

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ENV S YS LANDFORMS/SOIL lAB-ENV SYST lAND/SOIL

INTRO TO HUMAN GEOG

204 GEGG 200 030 WCRLO GEOG PROBLEMS REG-WORLD GEOG PROBS

204 GEOG 305 030 CARTOGRAPHY l

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204 GEOG 306 030 MAPS AND MAPPING REC-MAPS AND MAPPING

204 GEOG 319 030 TOPICS_ !N METEROROLOGY

204 GECG 325 030 MCUNTAIN GEOGRAPHY

204 GEOG 340 030 NATURAL HAZARDS

204 GEOG 341 030 CCNSERV PRACTICE

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OPEN TO JUNIOR AND SENIOR MAJORS ONLYD STUDENT MUST ATTEND FIRST CLASS MEETING OR BE ADI'r'INJSTKATIVELY DROPPED ..

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204 GEOG 402 030 STAT FOR EARTH SCI 001 0900-C950 M W F Gl.GG TN CAl NE PREREQ GEOG OR GEOl MAJOR OR INSTR CONSENT SAME AS GEOl 477

.204 GEOG 406 030 GEOG 1NTERP AER PHOTOS SAME AS GEOG 506. STUDENT ·MUST ATTEND FIRST CLASS OR BE ADMINISTRATIVELY DROPPED FRCM COURSE.

001 090Q-0950 M W GUGG 205 HA MORROW JONES lA8-GEOG INTERP AER PH LOll 100Q-ll50 M G~GG 6

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803 NOTE.,. SECURE- A CONTROllED ENROLLMENT FORM FROM DEPARTMENT.

204 GE!{G 431 040 PRI N Of ·'GEOMORPHOLOGY

LAB-PRIN OF GEO"'ORPH

2-04 GEOG 435 030 BIOGEOGRAPHY , LAB-BIOGEOGRAPHY

204 GEOG 461 030 AMERICAN CIT_IES SAME AS GEOG 56i

204 GEOG 466 030, ECON GEOGRAPHY

204 GEOG 489 030 WESTERN EUROPE

204 GEOG 499 030 1NtERNSHIP

204 GEOG 506 030 GEOG INTERP AER PHOTOS

LAB-GEOG INTERP AER PH

204 GFOG 525 030 THEORIES OF CLIMATE

204 GEOG 539 030 BIOGEOGRAPHY SEMINAR

204 GEOG 56.1 030 AMERICAN CITIES PREREO INSTR CONSENT. SAME AS GEOG 461

204 GEOG 564 030 SOCIO-ECON PROS-uRBAN

204 GEOG 566 03 0 ECON GEOG

PREREQ INTRO GEOLOGY, ALGEBRA, TRIGONOMETRY, ELEM CHEM S INSTR CONSENT. TWO ONE-DAY FIELO TRIPS WILL BE HELD ON EARLY WEEKENDS. SAME AS GEOL 463/563.

001 llOl ll0"2

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204 GEOG 602 030 .DATA PROC EARTH SCI 001 1100-1215 T TH GLGG JT ANDREWS PRE REQ GEOL 477 OR INSTR CONSENT, SAME AS GEOL 615

204 GEOG 615 030 HISJ/NATURE GEOGRAPHY

204 GEOG 621 030 READING-cLIMATOLOGY

204 GEOG 672 ·030 SEMINAR-HISTORICAL

001 1400-1645

OOI 140Q-1650

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204 GEOG 700 1-6 MASTERS THESIS

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204 GEOG 810 100 DOCTORS THESIS

204 GEOG 930 1-3 !NO STUOY-UNOERGRAD

ZO<O GEOG 940 1~3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

204 GEOG 941 1-3 IND STUDY-TCHNG GEOG

204 GI'OG 950 1-3 GRAD INDEPENDENT STUDY

204 GEOG 999 000 MASTERS DEGREE CAND

Geological Sciences

SEC

900

900

900

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900

900

900

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THE Ftl.lOWING CO"BINATIONS OF COURSES Will SATISFY OlliE YEAR OF THE NATURAL SCIENCES REQUIREMENT: 10lll03l-10Z! 104), 101-153, 101-114, lOZ-ll3t 113-114, 113-115.

ANY TWO UPPH-.OIVISION COURSES WILL SATISFY A SECOND YEAR ~EQUIREHENT PROV IDEO ONE OF THE FIRST-YEAR COMBINATIONS HAS BEEN COMPLETED.

EXPOSITORY WRITING COURSE IN NATURAl SCIENCEGEOLOGY OFFERED SPRING SEMESTER ONLY ..

GEOLOGY COLLCQUI UM ! JOURNAl CLUB I MEETS 1200-1250, WED, GEOL, RM 311 •

TINE

STUDENTS WITH ONE YEAR OF HIGH SCHOOL GEOLOGY SHOULD SEE THE DEPART~ENT FOR POSSIBLE ADVANCED PLACEMENT.

206 GEOL 101 040 INTRO TO GEOLOGY l

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I NTRO TO GEOLOGY 1 LAB-tNTRO TO GEOLOG't'

206 GEOL 102 040 INTRO TO GEOLOGY Z

LAB-INTRO TO GEOL 2

MUST HATCH ON INITIAL NUMBER. INDOOR lABS - TWO HOURS. GEOL 101 CARRIES ONlY TWO HOURS CREDIT TOWARDS GRADUATION IF STUDENT HAS CREDIT IN GEOG 101.

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252 A M 237 040 HONORS CALC -ENGRS 3 801 1100-1150 MTW F ECNT 2-07 RD RIGHTMYER PRE REO A M !3B. SECURE A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM FROM DEPARTMENT. STUDENTS WITH CREDIT IN A M 237 MAY NOT RECEIVE CREDIT IN A M 23~ OR MATH 240 OR 242.

II; UNDERGRADUATE MATHEMATICS

ONLY TWELVE HOURS CREDIT IN MATH COURSES NUMBERED BELOW 130 AlLOWED TOWARD B.A. DEGREE. ANY PRERE'Q COURSE MUST BE COM.PLETED WITH A GRADE OF C OR BETTER.

253 MATH 101 030 COLLEGE ALGEBRA PREREQ ONE YEAR HIGH SCHOOl AlGEBRA. NO CREOlT fOR STUDENTS W·ITH CREDIT IN MATH llO~ MATH 101 AND 102 ARE EQUIVALENT TO MATH 110.

010 1200-1250 M W ECCR 0-30 WE BRIGGS OPEN LABS AVAILABLE FOR HELP AS NEEDED FOR SEC 010 WILL BE HELD: OBOQ-1050 T Tli ECCR CR 1-01 140o-1550 T TH BUS 2 50

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LIBR 1876 LIBR 1976 LIBR 1B76 LIBR 1876 LIBR 183t LIBR IB76 LIBR 1876

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253 MATH 102 020 CGLlEGE TRIGONOMETRY PRERE Q ONE AND A HALF YEARS HGH SCHOOL ALGEBRA AND or-;E YEAR HIGH SCHOOL GEOMETRY OR MATH 101. NO CREDIT fOR STUDENTS WITH CREDIT IN MATH 110. "!A"' BE TAKEN- CONCURRENTLY WITH "'1ATH 130. MATH 101 AND 102 .ARE EQUIVAlENT- TO hiATH 110.

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010 0800-0915 T TH DPPA G030 JA WILLIAMSON

PREREll' ONE ANC A HALF YEARS ~IGH SCHOOL AlGEBRA AND ONE YEAR HIGH SCHOOL GEOMETRY. FOR PRECAlCUlUS STUDENTS. TWO HOURS CREDIT FOR STUDENTS WITH CREDIT IN MATH 101. THREE HOURS t•EOIT FOR STUDENTS WITH CREDIT IN MATH 102. RECITATION REQUIRED FOR SECS 010, 020, 030e

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253 MATH 313 030 INTRO TO LINEAR AlG PREREQ GRADE OF C CR BETTER IN CALCULUS 3 OR INSTR CONSENT

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253 MATH 321 030 EUCLID S NON-EUCL GEOM 010 l400d450. M W F ECCR 1-24 IIF TAYlOR PREREQ GRADE OF C OR BETTER IN CALCUlUS 3

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253 MATH

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443 030 ORO DIFF EQUATIONS 010 0900-0950 M W F 020 100o-1050 M" 030 150()-1550 H W

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253 MATH 445 030 INTRO TO COMP VAR l 010 0900-0950 M W F ECCR --l-28 WB JONES 020 100()-1050 M W F' ECCR 1-26 WJ THRON

PREREQ C OR BETTER IN CALCULUS 3

25-3 MATH 447 030 INTRO TO POE l. 010 l30G-1350 M W F ECCR 1-03 JH WOLKOWISKY PREREQ GRADE OF C OR BETTER IN ONE OF THE FOllOWING: A M 236 OR 238, HATH 313 OR 431 OR 443. fOR GRAD CREDIT SEE HATH 549,.

253 MATI1 455 030 SET THEORY 010 100<>-1050 M W F PREREQ GRADE OF C OR BETTER IN CALCUlUS 3 OR t4Ar'H 272

253 MATH 465 030 INTER NUMER ANALYStS 1 010 l.lOQ-1150 M W 02 0 130()-1350 M W 030 !40()-1450 M W

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253 MATH 481 BO INTRO TO PROB T~EORY

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III .. GRADUATE- MATHEMATICS

NOTE. THE 500 LEVEL MATHEMATICS COURSES LISTED BElOW -- ADVANCED UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE STUDENTS.

ARE FOR THE 600 UNDER-LEVEL COURSES ARE FCR GRADUATE STUDENTS ONLY.

GRADUATES MUST HAVE DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL TO TAKE 500 lEVEL ,COURSES.

253 MATH 501 030 iNTRO TO TOP!JLOGY OlO 1400-1450 M W F

253 MATH 513 030 MODERN ALGEBRA l 010 090o-0950 M W F PREREQ MATH 314

253 MATH 531 030 INTRO TO REAl ANA.LY 010 l000-1050 M W F PREREQ MATH 431

253 MATH 535 030 FUNCT COMPlEX VAR 1 010 llOo-1150 M W F PREREQ MATH 431

253 MATH 537 030 TOPIC'S IN APPl MATH 1 010 14-0D-1450 M W F PREREQ INSTR CONSENT

253 HATH 541 030 CALC OF VAR & CNTRL TH 010 090()-0950 M W F PREREQ INSTR CONSENT

253 MATH 543 030 ORO Olff EQUATIONS 010 0900-0950 H W F 020 100()-1050 M W F 030 lSOo-1550 H W F

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253 HATH 553 030 INTERMED MATH PHYS l PREREQ fo4ATH 431, 432, SAME AS PHYS 503

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253 KATH 693 030 SEM IN DIFF EQS

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253 MATH 910 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

253 MATH 94'0 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY.

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278 PHYS 207 030 ENERGY IN TECH SOCI~lY

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OPPA G02 0 DPPA .G020 OF G 90 DP G 90 OP G .. 90 OF G 90 DP G qa OF G 90 OP G 90 DF C 90 ·oP G 9o DP G 90 CP G 90 DP G 90 OF G 90 OF G 90

RJ PETERSON RJ PETE)ISO~

)218 PHYS 302 050, GENERAL PHYSICS STUDENTS MUSi. REQUEST THE lECTURE A'D A LAS. PREREQ PHYS 301 OR INSTR'CONSENT.

001 liOG-1150 M W D~PA G020 A-D FRANKUN LAB-GENERAL PHYSICS L002 OSOO-O'l50 M

L003 1000-1150 T DP G 90 OF G 90

l004 1200;-1;!59 w l005 1400-1550 TH

OF G 90 OF G 90 ,.

L006 160G-l150 F DP G 90 EXAMS AT 1930, TUESt SEPT zo, Q(T 18 ANO_ NOV 1.5.

PHYS 317 020 JUNIOR.' LABORATORY

~~~~~~\~~~\mY~~;. TH~ 0~~~ T~~~S ·~~1 ~ l~~. oo1 osoo-oil5o tH oP c •· 47' ''R'c Aohl'ER'

LA8-JUN lOR LABORATORY L002 0900-1150 T DPPA G235 L003 090Q-ll50 TH DFPA G235 L004 1400;.1650 T OPPA G235 l005 HOQ-1650 TH OFPA G235

25

25

UIIU'.

20

20

20

20

220

320 320 320

35 35 35 25 35 25 35 35 25 35 35 25 35 25 25 35 35 25 35 35 25 35 35 35 25 25 35 25 35

330 346

25 35 35 35 35 35 25 25 35 25 35 25 25

346 346

22 22 22 22 30 22 30 :>o 22 30 2Z 30 22 22 22 22 22

45

346

40

H6 346

23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 .23

23 l3 23

2.5

222 222 ·28 28 28 28 28 28 28 211 2.8

'28 28 28 28 28

222 28 28 28' i&' 28

1111'f tillS - iii!I'T IIOo CR TITlE Of CWRSE SEC TillE DAYS

218 PHYS 321 030 ANALYTICAL MECHANICS 001 1100-1150 M W ooz uoo-t35o " w

PREREQ GENERAL PHYSICS AND CAl.CUlUS. SEE SPECIAL NOTE IN fINAl EXAM SCHEDUlE.

276 PHYS 322 030 ANALY & QUANTUM MECH 00! 1400-1450 " w PREREQ PHYS 321

278 PHVS 331 030 PRIN ELEC-MAGNETISM 1 001 100o-1050 M W

PREREO ;GENERAL PHYSICS AND CALCULUS. SEE SPEg~!l HOo-l4SO M W NOTE IN FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE.

B LOG IIOOM I NSTRUCTOII

OP G , 47 WR SMYTHE OPPA Gll6 WR SMYTHE

OPPA G131 M MIZUSHIMA

OP G 47 U NAUENBERG DP G 47 U NAUENBERG

278 PHYS 332 030 PRI N ElEC:-MAGNETISM 2 001 130o-l350 M W F OPPA G027 BW RIDLEY PREREQ PHYS 331

278 PHYS 341 030 THERHOOYNAM STAT MECH 001 O"'Oo-0950 M W F DP G 47 PE PHILLIPSON

276 PHYS 451 030 LIGHT 001 OCJOo-CCJ50 M W F DPPA G027 WH TANTTILA PREREQ PHYS 332

278 PHVS 461 020 PHYSICS HONORS 001 ARR JF OREJTLEIN

278 PHYS 491 030 ATOMIC & NUCLEAR PHYS 001 llOG-1150 M W F OF G 41 WJ 0 SULLIVAI'l\ PREREQ PHYS 322 AND 332

278 .PHYS 495 OZO SENIOR LABORATORY COREQ PHYS 491, SAME AS PHYS 595

001 1300-1350 T OFPA G230 WT ,FORO LAB-SENIOR LABORATORY L002 090o-1150 T OFPA GZ30

L003 140o-1650 T OFPA G230 l004 140Q-1650 TH OFPA G230 L005 090D-il50 TH OFPA G230

278 PHVS -503 030 I NTERHEO MATH PHYS 1 001 1500-.1550 M_W -F OFPA G12.5 ES ROST PREREQ HATH 431-432, SAME AS MATH 553

278 PHYS 516 030 !NTERMEO PLASMA PHYS 001 123o-1345 T TH PRE REO A G 515 OR I NS,TR CONSENT, SAME AS A G 516

278 PHYS 595 02 0 MODERN PHVS ICS LAB

LAB-MODERN PHYSICS LAB

SAME AS PHYS 495

001 l002 L003 L004 L005

1300-1350 090o-ll50 140o-!650 !40o-1650 090Q-1150

TH TH

OPPA Gl35

DPPA DFPA OPPA DFPA DfPA

GZ3 0 GZ30 G230 G230 GZ30

ROBERTSON

WT FORO

278 PHYS 603 030 ADVANCED HATH .;"tvs 1 001 1000-1050 M W F OFPA G035 W WYSS !lREREO MATH 431-432 AND MATH 445- OR 535 OR INSTR CONSENT SAME AS MATH 653

278 PHYS 621 030 THEORETICAL MECHANICS 001 lOOQ-1050 M W f OFPA Gl31 BURNETT

Z7B PHYS 625 030 QUANTUM MECHANICS 1 COl 110D-ll50 M W DPPA G13l N ASHBY

278 PHYS' 627 030 ADV QUANTUM MECHANICS 001 1.100-1150 M W F DFPA G027 TA 0€ GRAND

278 PHYS 632 030 ELECTROMAGNETIC THRY Z 001 090Q-0950 M W

278 PHYS 644 030 STAT MECHANICS l 001 1400-1450 M W

278 PHYS 691 030 THEORY-SOliD STATE COl 1000-1050 H W

278 PHYS 693 030 THEORY Cf ELEM PARTCLS 001 ARR

ALL 900 SECTluNS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM.

278 PHYS 700 0-6 MASTERS THESIS

278 PHYS 800 0-9 DOCTORS THESIS

900

900

278 PHYS 810 100 OCCTORS THESIS 900

218 PHYS 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900

2"78 PHYS 950 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900

278 PHYS 951 l-3 INDEPENDENT STUOY 900

278 PHYS 999 000 MASTERS DEGREE CAND 900

Political Science

FOR ALL COIJRSES N_UMBEREO 300 AND ABOVE, THF PREREQ FOR NONMAJGRS, UNLESS OTHERWISE INDlCATEOt IS AS FOLLOWS: ONE lOWER-OIVISlON COURSE OR INSTR CONSENT.

MAJORS IN P SC ARE REQUIRED TO CO~PlETE A MINIMUM OF 36 SEMESTER HOURS lN DEPT OF POliTICAL SCIENCE INCl UOI NG 4T LEAST NINE HlJURS OF THE FOL LOWJ ~G lCWEROIVISION CCURSES: P SC 110, 201 fOR 211 6 212J OR P SC 202; 222; 240. MAJORS ARE AlSO REQU IRf:O TC COMPLETE P SC 439 PLUS ONE OTHER UPPER-O!VlS!GN THEORY COURSE_, AND AT LEAST TWO UPPER-DIVISION COURSES [N EACH OF THE REMA!NING F!ELOS OF POLITICAL SCIENCE -AMER !CAN, I/IITERNATIONA liCOMPARAT!VE~

280 P SC 110 030 AP>!ER POliTICAl SYSTEM

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

Of::PA G 131 SC MillER

DFPA GHC AO SARUT

Di= G 2.1 WF LOVE

AO BAR!JT

STUDENTS REGISTERING FOR SEC 100 OR 200 MUST ALSO REGISTER FOR A CORRESPCNDING REC!TAT!(N ..

;tSO P SC

REC-AMER POl SYS

AMER POLITICAL SYSTEM REC-MoiER POL SYS

AMER POLITICAL SYSTEM

201 030 COMPARATIVE POLITICS 1

100 Rlll Rll2 R1l3 Rll4 Rll5 Rll6 Rll7 Rll8 R119 RlZO RlZ1 R122 R123 R124 Rl25 fH26 RlZ7 R1Z8 R129 Rl30

200 R230 R23l R23Z R233

300 400 500

T TH M

·c93Q-l045 08oo-o85o o8oo-o850 o8oo-c850 0800-0850 0800-0850 0900-0950 M 090Q-0950 0900-0950 oaoo-oaso T oaoo-o850 lOOo-1050 1000-1050 100Q-1050 l10Q-ll50 M

\t -·-iH

TH

!lOO-ll50 T llOQ-1150 W 1100-1150 TH 1100-1150 lZOQ-!250 M 120Q-1250 w 090G-0950 M W 0900-0950 lZOQ-1250 M lOOD-1050 W !50Q-l550 w

F

osoo-oe5o M w F 1400--1515 1'·· TH 1'300-'13-50 _,., w :=

Ct'EM lOCH t<TCH KTCH K TCH KlCH K iCH KTCH KTCH KTCH KTCH. K TCH KTCH KTCH KTCH KTCH KlCH KTCH K l"CH KTC!i KTCH F A F A HUNT HLNT HUNT CHEM ECUC HtNT

140 116 116 ll6 116 116 116 116 1t6 117 117 !16 116 116 1!.6 U6 116 llh 116 116 117

N141 Nl41

208 2:08 208 132 220 208

WJ STONE

RO SLOAN

CL MC BR'IOE

STUOENTs-··"REGlSTERING FOR SECTIONS 010 MUST AlSO REGISUR FQR.A CORR,ESPONO!NG RECITATION.

010 noo-uso H w • REC-COMP POL l ROll llOD-USO

R0!2 'lZOo-1250 R0l3 1500-1550 M R014 100o-1050 F

COMPARATIVE POLITICS 1 020 090Q-0950 M W F 030 140G-1515 T- TH 040 093<>-1045 T TH

NO CREDIT GIVEN FOR P SC 201 If STUDENT HAS CREDIT IN P SC 211 AfoiO/OR 212

B PSY 46 W SAFRAN 8 PSi' 46 H!,;NT 208 HLNT 208 HUNT 208 HAlE l03c HlNT 208 Ht;NT 208

280 P SC 202 030 CCMPARATlVE POLITICS 2 001 140o-I450 M W F HUNT 208 JS FITCH 801 1300-1530 ll8R 400E RH PFAFF

~ ~~~O~~~E~~ :~R~O~~~~ ~~~~~~NLta~:c~:eM!o~~~TROLLED 280 P SC 210 030 INTRO PUB POL ANALYSlS 001 090G--0950 M W F BfSY E 113 OR ECKART

280 P SC 211 030 GCVTS OF BRIT & FRANCE 001 093G-l045 T TH HLMS 19'S EJ ROZEK

28.0 P SC 222 030 INTRO lNTERNAT 1 !. REl

280 P SC 240 030 I NTRO TO POL THEORY

280 P SC .248 030 lNTRO i.EGAL SYSTEMS

280 P. SC 353 030 GCVT .... CAP!TAUSM-U S

280 P SC 406 030 STATE GOVT & AOfiiN

2SO P SC 413 030 tAT AMER ?Ol SYSTEMS-

280 P SC 417 030 EAST EUROPE Co~•UNISM

010 l.23D-1345 T TH 020 093Q-1045 T TH 030 120G-1250 M W F 040 oa-oo-oaso M w F o5o o8oo-o915 T TH 060 llOG-1150 M W f

001 1230-1345 1 TH 002 10901>-0950 M W f 003 1531r 1645 T TH

001 0800-0915 T TH

001 1230-1345 T TH

001 llOG-1215 T TH

{)01 1400...,1515 T TH

001 0800-0915 T TH OOZ 140o-1515 T TH

280 P SC 422 030 SEHlNAR-MEOIA CONTROlS 801 1300-1520 T !!!!I!: SECURE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM FROM DEPARTMENT.

280 P SC 425 030 INTERi"HNl ORGANIZATION 001 100o-1050 ~ W f

280 P SC 429 030 AlT WORLD FUTUNES 001 1530-1BOO T

280 P SC 437 030 PUBL PRIORI Tl ES 001 llOo-1150 M W

HUNT BPSY F A HIJNT HLNT HUNT

HALE HUNT HLNT

KlCH

208 46

Nl41 208 208 208

103 208 208

234

M I MIDlARSKY WA SKURNiK CB WRENN

RV SJCVER

KlCH 234 ES GREENBERG

K 1C.H 23 5 WO ~INTER

K1'CH 234

HtMS 199 EJ ROZEK HlMS 201 EJ ROZEK

KTCH ll6 WA SKURNIK

8 PSY 46 C 6 WRENN

KTCH 235 FA SEER

K TCH 234 RO S-LOAN

-'1' tillS UNii - iii!I'T IIllo CR Tli\.E Of CWIISE DAYS BLDG ROON I!ISTRUCTllli

55 55

55 35

25

~

25

20

45

36 9 9 9

57

15

25

45

45

25

45

30

25

50

20

!0

15

20

20

20

30

500 Z5 Z5 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 Z5 25 25 25 25 25 25 25

120 30 30 30 30

120 !50

93

lZO 30 30 30 30 75 75 75

93 15

60

110

93 .93

150 93 93 93

1.20 63 63

63

63

63

63

280 P SC ·438 030 RATIONALITY/DEMOCRACY 001 090o-0950 M W F KTCH 23 5

280 P SC 439 030 HIST POL PHILOSOPHY 001 l!Oo-1215 T TH DP G 41 Z KRYSTUFEK 002 123o-!345 T TH KTCH 235 H MEWES

280 P SC 442 030 POLITICS G LITERATURE

280 P SC 447 030 CONSTITUTIONAL LAW l ClOSED TO FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORES

Z80 P SC 449 030 THE JUDICIAL ·sYSTEM

oo1 153o-1soo

oo1 uoo-u5o H w

001 llOo-IZI5 T TH

KTCH 235 FA BEER

KTCH 235 RB WILSON

KTCH 117 RV STOVER

280 P SC 452 030 URBAN POLICY ANALYSIS 001 llOo-1150 M W F HLHS 211 DR ECKART

280 P SC 461 030 ISRAEL/JEwiSH POL CULT 00 I 090o-0950 M W K TCH 234 W SAFRAN

Z80 P SC 467 030 IIIL!TARY IN POLITICS 001 lOOo-1050 M W F KTCH 235 JS FITCH SAME AS C PS 467

280 P SC 473 030 MID EAST &. WlO AFFAIRS 001 -0930-1045 T TH KTCH 234 RH PFAFF

280 p sc 47q 030 SR SEM-INTER AFF

.280 P SC 492 030 WOMEN AND THE LAW SAME AS WMST 492

280 P SC 497 030 GI:N'L t-i'ISTORY OF LAW

280 P SC 501 030 $EM-AMERICAN POLITICS

280 P S~ 504 030 SEM-PRESIOENCV

280 P SC 532 030 SEM-GOVT PLNNG.

280 P SC 546 030 SEM-RSCH METH-

280 P SC 547 030 SEM-AMER CON LAW

280 P SC 550 030 PUBLIC POLICY ANALV 1

280 P SC 580 1-3 TELECOMMUNICATIONS

280 P SC 590 030 S~M-CONFLICT BEHAVIOR

001 153o-1645 M W

001 1100-1215 T TH

001 153D-l645 T TH

001 1300-1520

001 l30o-15ZO M

00! 153Q-1800

001 'B00-1520 T

001 130o-1520 TH

001 153Q-1645 M TH

701 l30o-1520.

001 153o-l800 T

ALL 900 SECTIONS REQUIR'E DEPARTMENTAl FORM-.

280 p sc 280 p sc

599 1-3 TOPICS IN POl SCIENCE 900 ARR

641 030 SEM-POLITICAl THOUGHT 001

280 P SC 699 1-3 GRADUATE RSCH TOPICS

280 P SC 700 l-4 MASTERS THESIS

260 P SC 600 0-9 DOCTORS THESIS

280 P SC 810 100 DCCTORS THESIS

2·aa P SC 940 l-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

280 P SC 941 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

280 P SC 999 000 MASTERS DEGREE CAND

Portuguese

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

NOTE.. SEE DEPARTft'ENT Of SPANISH AND POR-TUG_UESE.

Psychology

286 PSY 100 040 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY

1900-2130 TH

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

BFSY Ell• MD WARD

HALE 104 AN CCSTAIN

KTCH 234 KRVSTUFEK

KTCH 116 AN COSTAIN

K lCH 116 Cl MC BRIDE

KTCH 11:6 WO WINTER

OFPA G027 MD WARD

KTCH ll< R8 WILSON

KTCH 116 RO BRUNNER

KTCH 116 GA CODDING

KTCH lH M[ MIDLARSKV

KTCH 116 H MEWES

PARTICIPATION IN PSY RESEAR.C!- STUDY PEQ\)IREO.. CLOSED IF CREDIT ;:··~,._!"SY 201, 20.2, 2C3 CR 204. STUOENT MUST REGISTER

REC-GENERAL PSYCHOlOGY

GENERAL P SVCHOLOGY REC-GENE~Al PSYCHOLOGY

GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY REt-GENERAL .PSYCHOLOGY

286 PSY 205 030 INTRO BiOPSYCHOLOGY PREREQ PSY 100 OR 201 OR~ 203

FOR LEC ''RE AND A LAB.

100 RllO Rlll Rll2 Rl13 Rll4 R115 Rll6 Rll 7'

200 RZlO R211 R212 R213 R214 R215

300 R3l 0 R311 R31Z R313 R314 R315 R316

_ R31 7

001

OOo-1050 M W o8oo-oB 5o " 0900-0950 M 0900-C950 T 1400-1450 T oaoo-oaso TH 120~ 1250 TH 090Q-C950 TH 0800-0850 T 123Q-1345 T TH 160D-l650 M 1400-1450 M 1200-1250 w 0800'-0850 w 0900-0950 w 120o-1250 F oaoo-0915 T TH lOOD-1050 M 120o-12 50 M 150Q-1550 M lOOD-1050 W !SOQ-1550 W o8oo-oaso F 140D-1450 TH 090Q-0950 F

140o-1450 M W F

BPSY E050 MUEN 0144 ~'>!LEN 0144 MeEN 0144 Mt.EN "0144 MI,;EN 0144 MlEN 0144 MUEN 0144 MLEN 0144 BPSY E05C MlEN 0144 MIJEN 0144 MUEN 0144 MLEN 0144 MtJEN D144 MOEN 01'44 BP.SV E050 MUEN 0144 MLEN 0144 MLEN D144 MLEN 0144 t<tLEN 0144 MUEN 0144 MUEN 01'~-4 MliEN D 144

BPSY E050 -SCHLESINGER

286 PSY 206 030 NUTRITION AND BEHAVIOR 001 130Q-1350 M W F HALE 103 OJ MASON STUDENT MAY NOT RECEIVE CREDIT FOR BOTH PSY 206 AND P E 342.

286 PSY 210 040 STAT/RSCH METFf IN PSV PREREQ PSY 100 OR 203 OR 204 .. ONE TWO-HOUR REC PER WEEK

REC-STAT/RESEARCH METH

STAT!RSCH METH IN PSY REC-STAT/RESEARCH METH

STA-T/RS-CH METH IN PSY REC-STAT/RESEARCH METH

266 PSY 230 030 PSYCH OF ADJUSTMENT PREREQ PSY 100

IS REQUIREO.

100 RllO Rll1 Rll2 R113

200 R210 R211 R21Z R213

300 R310 R31l R31Z R313

1000-1050 090Q-!050 uoo-1450 0900-1050

M W F T w '

TH 130D-1450 T 1530-16-45 T TH l30o-l450 M 090Q-1050 w 1100-1250 TH 090D-10 50 F osoo-o915 r TH 0900-1050 M uoo-1250 M 1100-1250 130Q-l450

001 0930-1045 T TH

286 PSV 245 030 SOC PSY OF SOC PROBS 001 1530-1645 T TH PREREQ PSY 100, 203 OR 204, SAME AS C PS 245, RECITATION SECTIONS WILl BE REQUIRED

286 PSY 264 030 CHILO-&. ADOLESCENT PSY 001 1400-1515 T TH PREREQ PSY lGO CR 202 OR 204, NOT ~ECO~Io!Et\OEO FOR MAJORS MAJORS SHOULD TAKE ?SV 468 IN JUNIOR OR SENIOR YEAR

286 PSY 265 020 CHILO· PSY PRACTICUM 001 ARR PREREQ PSY 100 OR 202 OR 204, PSY 264 .MUST BE CONCURRENT

286 PSY 270 030 PSY OF CONTEM AM WOMEN oo1 oeoo-0915 r TH

286 PSY 300 030 HONORS SEMINAR 1 001 130D-1530 PREREQ CONSENT OF PSYCHOLOGY HONORS DIRECTOR, MUENr RM 243

ZB6 PSY 400 030 HONORS SEMINAR Z 001 190o-Z!30 T PRE~EQ CONSENT OF PSYCHOLOGY HONORS OiREC TOR, MUEN, RM 243

286 PSV 401 t-6 SENIOR THESIS 900 ARR !.!.Q!!:. All 900 SECTIONS ·REQUIRE A _DEPARTMENTAL FOAM.

286 PSY 403 040 SEM-LAB USE COMPUTERS SAME AS PSV 503

100 l23o-1345 T TH REC-SEM-LAS USE COMPTR RHO 150o-l700 M

Rlll 150o-l700

286 PSY 405 040 PHYSIOLCGICAL PSY

B ~sv E 113 BPSY E048 B PSY E048 BFSY E048 BPSY E048 BPSY Ell3 BPSY E048 BPSY E048 BFSY E04B BPSY E048 BPSY Ell3 B~SY E04B BPSY E04B BPSY E04S BPSY E048

AK ERICSSON

HP ALPERN

BPSY EOSC OS CARTWRIGHT

HlMS 252 JR FORWARD

BPSY E050

HLMS 201

BFSY H30 OR THOMAS

MLEN 034~ M WERT~EIMER

BPSY E41 7 PG POLSON B PSY E-048 BPSY E048

PREREQ PSY 100. SfUOENTS WilL ATTEJ\0 ONE TWO-HOUR LAB

REGISTER FOR ONE OF THE FOllOWING FOUR lAB-PHYSIOL PSY

EVERY O_THER ~EEK.

oo1 o8oo-0915 t TH 002 1100-1215 T TH 003 110o-1150 ~ W F

LABS: L010 o8oo-o95o LOll IOOo-ll50 LOIZ 120o-1350 L013 140o-1450

BPSY E4l7 BFSY E417 8 PSY E417

B FSY 22 B FSY 22 BPSY 22 BPSY 2 2

T SMOCK HP ALPERN K SCHLESINGER

266 PSV 410 030 SEHAVlO.RAl GENETICS 001 1100-1215 T TH BPSY E431 JC DE FRIES OOZ 110o-ll50 M W f BPSY E431 SG VANDENBERG

PREREQ PSY 100, SENIORS WHO HAVE HAD TH1S COURSE MAY TAKE PSY 510

110 _ 286 PSY 411 OlO BEHAV GENETICS LAB 104 PREREQ PSV 410 AND INSTR CONSENT

001 ARR

20

1ZO

43

63

26

286 PSY

286 PSY

413 030 DRUGS & THE NERVOUS SY 001 130o-!350 M W F BFSV E417 SK SHARPLESS

414 04C CGGNITIVE PSYCHOLCGY PREREQ PSV 100 AND 210 OR 211 OR INSTR CONSENT

0!0 1Z3o-!345 T TH BPSV EU3 W KINTSCH lAB-cOGNITIVE PSY LOll oaoo-o9so w BPSY" El30

L012 lOOo-ll50 B FSY El30

LIIIIT .

63

55

63

60

63

43

63

20

eo

63

15

15

15

15

15

15

25

15

10

15

zo

20

10

15

20

20

10

428 54 54 54 54 54 54 54 54

348 54 ,, 54 54 54 54

428 54 54 54 54 54 54 54 54

428

zoo

71 17 18 18 18 71 17 18 18 18 71 18 !8 18 18

428

145

50

40.

20

20

io

30 15 15

50 50 50

15 15 15 16

50 50

20

40

50 25 25

\IIPT tRS IIIII. IIIEPT NO. CR T1 TLE 0' COURSE

COGNITIVE PSYCHOlOGY LAB-cOGNITIVE PSY

286 PSY 416 040 PSY OF PERCEPTION

SEC

020 l02l L022

TIME DAYS

llOo-1150 M W f 1100-1250 T 130o-1450 TH

BLDG RmM INSTRUCTOR

SPSY Ell3 BPSY EUO 6PSY E130

AF HEALY

PREREQ PSY 100 ANO 210 OR 211 OR 310

010 09.3Q-1045 T TH' BPSV E41 7 LO HARVEY LAB-PSY OF PERCEPTION LOll l30o-l550 T MUE~ 22

LOI2 130o-1550 TH MUEN 22

286 PSV 420 040 PSY OF LEARNING PREREQ PSV 100 ANO 210 OR 211 OR 310 OR !NSTR CONSENT

lAB-PSY OF LEARNING

PSY OF LEARNING LAB-PSY OF LEARNING

010 LOll l012

020 L021 L022

0800-0850 13Do-1450 150o-1650 1100-1215 lOOo-ll50 08D0-0950

M " T w

T TH w

BPSV Ell3 M~EN 0156 MUE.N 0156 BPSY Ell3 MLEN 0156 MUEN 0156

JW RUDY

0-R THOMAS

266 PSY 422 03_0 lNTRO LANGUAGE BEHAVR 001 lOOG-1050 M W F BFSY E431 SK SHARPlESS

286 PSY 425 030 tcMPARATIVE PSY DOl 13Do-l350 M W BPSY 46 RC MILES

286 PS Y 430 030 ABNLRMAL PSY oot o'Soo-oeso M w ECUC 220 RG TAYLOR

286 PSY 431 040 PSYCHOPATHOLOGY PREREQ PSY 100 PLUS. SIX HOURS PSYCHCLOGY, MAJORS ONLY, CLOSED IF CRECIT IN PSY 430

REC-P SYCHOPATHOLOGY 100 0800-0915 T TH

Rno oeoo-o950 " Rill 130o-145G

BPSY E431 8PSY El30 MlJEN 0144

OA WEATHERLEY

2:86 PSV 440 030, SGCIAL PSYCHOLOGY 001 1300-1350 M W F 8PSY Ell3 C.., JUDO 002 140o-1515 T TH BPSY Ell3 OJ HARVEY

PREREQ AT -LEAST TWELVE HOURS PSYCHOLOGY INCLUDING PSY 100 AND EITHER 210 OR 3\0.

286 PSV 445 030 PSY OF PERSONALITY COl 0930-1045 T TH BPSY Ell3 LE SILVERN 002 1400-1450 M W f BFSY Ell3 AK BOGGI ANO

PREREC SIXTEEN HOURS OF PSYCHOLOGY

286 PSY 449 030 CROSS CULTURAL PSY 001 ·0930..,1045 T TH BFSY El23 L MINTURN

286 PSY 451 030 HISTORY OF PSYCHOLOGY 001 090o-0950 M W F ECUC 231 SG VANDENBERG 002 140G-1515 T TH HALE 103 M WERTHEIMER

PREREQ SIXTEEN HOURS OF PSYCHOLOGY

286 PSY 468 030 DEVELOPMENTAL PSY 001 OD2

PREREQ PSV lOOt OPEN ONLY TO JUNICRS AND SENICRS

286 PSY 472. 030 CCMM PSY/MEN HEALTH 001

1400-1515 093Q-1045

093tr-1045

286 PSY 485 Oft.O PRlN Of PSV TESTING REC-PRIN OF PSY TESTNG

001 1200-1250 M W RHO 140G-1550 M Rill 130G-1450

500 LEVEL COURSES ARE AVAILABLE TO UNDERGRAO AND GRA.O STUCENlS. UNOERGRAO STUDENTS MUST OBTAIN 1-NSTR CCNSENT.

286 PSY 503 l-4 SEM-LAB USE COMPUTERS SAME AS PSY 403

TH TH

701 R710 R711

1230-1345 T TH REC-SEM-LAB USE COMPTR

286 PSV 505 040 SEM-PHY5IOLOGICAL PSY

lSOC-1700 M 1500-1700

SAME AS PSY 405

,T TH T TH

001 002 003

0800-01H5 110D-121.5 1100-1150 0800-0'950 lOOQ-1150 l40Q-1450 1400-1450

M W F lAB-PHYSfOL PSY l010

LOll L013 L014

F F F F

BFSY E431 BPSY E4H

BPSY El3C

ES GOLL!N RK OLSON

B L BLOOM

BPSV Ell3 RG TAYLOR BPSY El30 BPSY <!3C

BPSV E41 7 BPSY E04B BPSY E048

BPSY BPSY BFSY BFSY BFSY BFSY BFSY

E41 7 E417 E41 7

22 22 22 ~22

PG POLSON

SMOCK HP AlPERN

SCHLE.SINGER

286 PSV 508 030 SEM-PHYSi 0 PSY 001 1400-1630 MlJEN D43S CA BA~NES

'"'i86 PSY 510 030 BEHAVIORAL GENETICS 001 1100-1215 T TH BPSY E43"1, JC DE FRIES 002 1100-1150 M W F BPSY E43l SG VANDENBERG

286 PSY 511 030 CONCEPl"S-8EHAV GENETC 00 I ARR JM WEHNER

286 PSY 513 030 DRUGS £ NERV(!US SYSTEM 001 1300-1350 M 1..1 F BPSY E4l 7 SK SHARPLESS

"2.86 PSY 527 030 NEURONAL PlASTICITY 001 0830-1100 T -

286 PSY 529 030 PERCEPTION OEVELP~NT 001 140(}-1515 T TH

286 PSY 530 030 PROSEM-OEVELOPMNTL PSY 001 0930-1045 T TH OPEN ONLY TO GRAD STUDENTS WITH SENIOR UNDERGRAO MAJORS WITH IN5TR CONSENT

'2_"86 PSY 531 030 PROSEM-OEVELOP PSY 00 I ARR

286 PSY 534 030 PROSEM-OEVHC'P PSV 001 ARR

286 PSV 561 020 PROSEM-SOC f. PERS PSY 001 1300- f440 M

286 PSY 564 020 PROSEM-SOC &. PERS PSY~ 00 1 1300-1440 TH

286 PSY 568 030 PROSEM-AO..V EXP PSY 001 1900-2130 M

286 PSY 587 040 RESEARCH STATIST1CS 001 1530-1645 T TH

600 lEVEL COURSES .ARE AVAILABLE TO GRADUATE STUDENTS ONlY.

~ All 900 SECTIONS REQUiRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM.

286 PSY 601 1-3 RSCH BEHAVRL GENETICS

286 PSY 602 020 RESEARCH PROBLEMS

286 PSY

286 PSY

603 Q20

605 D20

RES.EARCH PRACTlCUM

RESEARCH PRACTICUM

900

900

900

001

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

286 PSY 610 020 SEM-BEHAVRL GENETICS 001 1100-1240 T

.286 PSY 621 020 SEM-EXP PSYCH 001. lOOD-1140 H

266 PSY 648 020 A"DV PERSONAl! TV THEORY 001 130D-.llt40

286 PSY 649 020 DEVELOP PSYCHOPATH 001 0900-1040

286 PSY 653 020 SEM-SOC &. PERSON PSY COl ARR

266 PSY 670 020 SEM-CLINICAL PSY 001 1000-1140

286 PSY 671 QZO PRACTICUM IN CLIN PSY 900 ARR

286 PSY 673 020 SEM-CUNICAL PSY 001 100Q-ll40

286 PSY 676 020 SEM-CllN.ICAL PSY 00 1 130D-l440 M

286 p~y

NOTE. 69Z 030 SEM-PSYCHOTHERAPY 801 1100-1330 T

SECURE A CONTROL·lEO ENRQ ll"1ENT ·FORM FRO~'\ DEPARTI4ENT.

266 PS Y 700 0-6 MASTERS THESIS 900 ARR

286 ~PSY 800 0-9 OCCTORS THESIS 9oo · ARR

286 PSY 810 100 DOCTORS THESIS 900 ARR

286 PSV 948 1-3 INDEP·ENDENT STUDY 900 ARR

286 PSY 949 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR



Z66 PSY 999 ollo MASTERS DEGREE ,CANO 900 APR

Recreation .!:!2!..§.:. SEE OEPA~T~ENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND RECREATION ..

Religious Studies

TH

28"8 R ST 1.62 030 RELIG IN HUMAN EXPER 001 080Q-0915 T TH

288 R 51"· 1.96 030 JESUS t NEW T.ES.:TAMENT 001 1100-1215 T TH

288 R ST .2'60 030 WORLD REL.IGIONS-WEST 001 llOQ-tl50 M W

BFSY 2 2 FIFKOVA

MI..EN D43S RK OLSON

MlEN 043'i ES GOLLIN

JS WERNER

K HARDY BROWN

MliEN 0346 GH MC CLELLAND

MLEN D34E: A RA"1IREZ

MLEN 043'i LO HARVEY

BFSY E417 DA CHISZAR

LE BOURNE

leG 210 JR WILSON

MUE~ 043 c; JW RUDY

MUEN 034< PG OSSQRIO

•uN 043~ WE S08ESKY

AK 80GGIANO

MUEN 034t AZ WALLER

MUEN 034t: V RYAN

Ml>EN 043'i WE SOBESKV

MlEN 034< DA WEATHERlEY

HlMS 252 RA RAY

Ct-EM 132 PJ KOBELSKI

HLI-1$ 199 F M DENNY

2~8 R 51 262 030 WORLD REUGIONS-EAST 001 1200-12.50 M W F GLGG 205 RG, LESTER

296 R ST 270 030 AMER INDIAN RELIGIONS 001 0930-1045 T TH H~LE 103 SD GILL SAME AS CHST 270

288 R ST 300 030 CHRISTIAN TRADITION 001 l30o-l350 M W F HLMS 263 EL MillER

288 R ST 320 030 H!NbUfSM 001 1000-1050 M W WCBY 106 RC LESTER

288 R ST 360 030 I SCAM OOl. 09.00-0950 .1.1 W F WCBY 106 FM ·DENNY

~DEPT CII.S UNIT Nil. OliPT 1111. C R TiTLE Of CDUR$E DAYS BLDG 1\0014 I NSTRUtTmt

50 25 25

50 25 25

40 20 20 ~0 20 20

50

100

141

50 25 25

50 50

50

288

288

R ST

R ST

361 030 REL-GREECE AND ROME

385 030 CHINESE RELIGIONS

288 R ST 390 030 MYTH Rl TUAL & SYMBOL

288 R ST 395 030 TPCS-81BLE & WEST LIT

288 R Sl 410 030 BIBLICAL JUDAISM

288 R ST 490 030 METHODOLOGIES RELIG ST PREREQ SIX HOURS R ST OR INSTR CONSENT REQUIRED FOR SENIOR MAJORS

001

001

140o-1515 T TH

140o-1450 M W F

001 1Z3o-1345 T TH

001 l40o-l515 TH

001 123o-1345 T TH

001 150G-!730

ALL 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE OEPARTMENTAL FORM.

286 R ST 920 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

288 R ST 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

288 R ST 941 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUOY

Russian SEE DEPARTMENT OF SlAVIC LANGUAGES AND LITERATURES. ...

Scandinavian SEE DEPARTMENT OF GER"lANIC LANGUAGES ANO LITERATURES.

900

900

900

Slavic Languages and Literatures

I. RUSSIAN

ARR

ARR

ARR

EDUC

WCBY

15 5

106

WM CALDER

RL TAYLOR

WDBY 106 SO Gill

WCBV 106

ECUC 136 PJ KOBELSKI

KTCH 11 S Rl TAYLOR

50 304 RUSS 101 Q50 BEGINNING RUSSIAN 1

20

50 zoo

50 50

50

SEC 001 IS TRADITIONAL. METHOC. SEC 002 IS CONTEXTUAL METHCC. SEC 003 IS TP~AOITIONAL METHOt.

001 lOOG-1050 MTW.THF EI<LC MZ03 R AVRASHOV 002 1200-12.50 MTWTHF BPSV ElLB Dl PLANK

HA OAUGHER TV 003 130Q-1350 MTWTHF EKLC M203 R AVRASHOV

304 RUSS 103 030 RUSS FOR SCI/SOC SCI l 001 120()-.-1250 M W F BFSY EllS OL PLANK

304 RUSS, 201 030 2ND YR RUSS GRAM/COMP 001 0900-0950 M W F EI<LC MZ03 ED SAMPSON PREREQ RUSS IG2 OR TWO YEARS HIGH SCHOOL RUSSIAN

50 304 RUSS 203 020 2ND YR RUSS ORAL PRAC 001 0900-0950 T TH EKLC M203 CN LEE 25 PREREQ RUSS 102 OR TWC YEARS HIGH SCHOOl RUSSIAN 25

21 21 21

10 10 10 15 15 15 15

2D

30 10

50

10

20

20

20

20

2D

20

2D

20

50

304 RUSS 211 030 2ND YR RUSSIAN READING 001 1100-1150 M W MI<NA 20-4 H A OAUGHER TV PREREQ RUSS 102~ 104 OR EQUIV

304 RUSS 301 030 3RO YEAR RUSS IAN 1 001 ll00-ll50MW EKLC. M203 AVRASHOV PREREQ RUSS 202 OR EjlUIV

304 RUSS 303 020 RUSSIAN CONVERSATION 001 1400-1450 T TH PIKNA 204 AVRASHOV PREREQ RUSS 202 OR EQUIV

304 RUSS 401 030 4TH YEAR RUSSIAN 1 001 1300-1350 M W F EIJUC 134 HA OAUGHER TV PREREC RUSS 302 OR EQUIV

304 RUSS 461 030 20TH C RUSS LIT-PROSE 001 1100-1215 T TH r-tt<NA 204 CN lEE SAME AS RUSS 561

304 RUSS 492 03C HIST RUSSIAN LANGUAGE 001 ARR DL PLANK PREREQ RUSS 302 OR INSTR CONSENT, SAME AS RUSS 592

304 RUSS 561 030 20TH C RUSS LIT-PRCSE 001 1100-1215" T TH MI<NA 204 CN LEE SAME AS RUSS 461

304 RUSS 592 030 HIST RUSSIAN LANGUAGE 001 ARR Dl PLANK

.!:!.Q.I.h All 900 SECTICNS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM.

304 RUSS 700 1-4 MASTERS THESIS 900 ARP.

304 RUSS 930 1-3 !!\DEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR

304 RUSS 940 l-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR

304 RUSS 950 1-4 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR

304 RUSS 999 600 MASTERS OEG"REE CANO 900 ~RR

II. RUSSIAN COURSES IN ENGLISH

304 RUSS 221 030 INTRO RUSSIAN CULTURE 001 1000-1050 M: W f ECUC 155 CN LEE

304 RUSS 481 030 19TH C RUSSIAN LIT 001 1400-1450 M_- W f EI<LC M203 ED SAMPSON

III .. SLAVIC

308 SlAV 461 030 UKRAIN LIT WW1 TO WW2 Odl 1000-1050 M ~ F l IBR Mll C EE PETRI WSKY

308 SLAV 471 030 INTRO UKRAlN C1VILIZ 001 120Q-1250 M W l IBR f."Il 0 PP BABIAK

Al,..l 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAl FORM.

308 SLAV 800 0-9 DOCTORS THESIS 900 ARP

308 SLAV 810 100 DCCTORS THESIS 900 ARR

20 308 SlAV 930 l-3 II\'OEPENOENT STUDY 900 ARR

20 308 SLAV 950 1-3 INOEPENOENT STUDY 900 ARR

20 ~ Social Science

' 20 SEE INTERDISCIPLINARY STUOIE.St· CENTER FOR

20

20

20

20

20

20

20

20

20

20

10

10

15

20

20

20

20

10

145

145

70

145

175

46

46

11

Sociology

315 SOC U9 030 DEVIANCE

315 soc 191 030 CCNTEMP SOCIAL ISSUES

315 SOC 200 Q30 DEATH AND DYING

315 SOC 206 030 SEX ROlES & STRAT

315 soc 211 030 !NTRO TO SOCIOLOGY 1

REC-INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY

[NTRO TO SOCIOLOGY 1 REC-INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY

REC-INTRO TO SOC 1

INTRO TO SOCJOLOGY 1

315 SOC 212 030 !NT"RO TO SOCIOLOGY 2

REC-IN"(RO TO SOCIOLOGY

315 soc 220 030 QE,~;jOG &. HUMAN ECOL

315 SOC 2;\0 030 FC.LK .MEO &, FOLK PSY

315 SOC. 246 030 SCCIAl PS.VCHOLOGY

315 SOC 250 030 S{jC PROf:! & SOC CHANGE

315 SOC 255 030 MCOERN SOCIETY

oo 1 o6oo-o85o M w F 002 153Q-l645 T TH 003 123Q-l345 T TH

001 o8oo-o915 r TH 002 !OOo-1050 M W F 003 llOo-!150 H W F

EOUC 231 HLMS 211 HUtS 141

HL~S 211 HlMS 211 ECUC 155

001 09.00-·0950 M W F HLMS 211 H SYNDER

001 123o-l345 T TH OFPA Gl2 5

STUDENTS SIGN lNG UP FOR LECTURE 100 SHOULD ALSO REQUEST A RECCITAT!ON 111-119. THOSE REQUESTING SEC 200 REQUEST REt 221-229.

100 Rill Rll2 Rll3 Rl14 Rll5 Rll6 Rl17 RUB Rll9

200 R221 R222 R223 R224 R225 R226 R227 R228 R229

300

140Q-1450 1209-1250 lb00-1650 123o-l320 140o-1450 uoo-u5o l30o-1350 123D-1320 120Q-1250 140Q-l450 150G-1550 080Q-0850 llOo-1150 123o-1320 1530-1620 190Q-1950 1900-1950 0900-0950 lOOo-1650 lOOo-1050 093D-l045

M W M ..

T T w w

TH

M W H M

1 T T

TH w w

TH T TH

F F

CHM 140 HLMS 251 HlMS 24 5 BFSY E064 BPSY E064 Mf<NA 112 K TCH 3 5 MUEN 0156 BPSY E04S HUNT 204 Cl-EM 140 HLMS 251 Ml,EN 0156 HUNT. ~r 203 HLMS 81 HLMS 241 HLMS 241 KlCH 33 H LMS 251 HLNT 203 ECUC 2.» 1

H HIGMAN

RM HUNTER

lJ PINTO

STUDENTS MUST REQUEST THE lECTURE Ar..O A RECITATION

001 130Q-1350 M R002 130G-1450 R003 1400-1550 M R004 1530-1645 TH

001 1230-1345 T TH

001 lOOQ-10·50 M W

001 1530-1645 T TH

001 1200-1250 002 09Do- 0950

001. 1200-1250 M W

EOUC 231 EM ADAMS K TC.H 118 EM ADAMS KlCH 301 KTCH 120

BPSY E432

BFSY E432 GF RIVERA

t<lCH 118 JJ WANDERER

EDUC 155 8 FSV E-432

BPSY E432 .. , ..

50

46

45

12

50

46

20

20

20

30 30

30

20

32

32

20

29

15

20

17

l 7

17

17

20

20

15

20

30

60

30

zo

20

20

15

20

20

70 70 70

70 70 70

80

70

210 30 30 30 30 30 3D 30 30 30

210 3D 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 70

75 25 25 25

50

50 50

TITLE OF COUit$E TillE DAYS

315 SOC 284 030 EXPL-DEV OEliNQ & CRIM oo1 oaoo-oass M w F

315 SOC 289 030 ISSUES IN MEN HEALTH 001 llOD-ll50 M W f

315 SOC 315 030 HIST Of SOC THOUGHT I 001 1000-1050 M W

315 SOC 317030 SIATISTICS 001 090Q-0950 M W

315 SOC l31 030 SOC Of lANGUAGE 001 0900-09 50 M W

315. SOC 346 030 SELF AND CONSCIOUSNESS 001 1400-1515 T TH

315 SOC 400 030 CREATIVE SELF .001 1900-2150

315 SOC 402 030 SENIOR HONORS 001 llOQ-1150 M W f REQUIRED Of SOC IOlQGY MAJORS WISHING TO GRADUATE WITH HONORS~

315 SOC 428 030 SCC Of THE FUTURE 001 lSOQ-1630 M W SAME AS SOC 558

315 SOt 443 030 TECH & MODERNIZATION 001 140Q-l450 M W

315 SOC 449 030 SOCIAL CONTROL 001 l40D-l530 T TH

315 SOC 455 030 SOC OF THE FAMILY 001 1230-1345 T TH

315 SOC 461 030 SOC OF RELIGION 00 l 153G-1645 T TH

315 soc 463 060 RSCH METHODS IN SOC 001 1230-1530 TH

315 SOC 466 030 SOCIAL PSYCHOLCGY 001 lZOQ-1250 M W

BlDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR

KTCH 117 RM REGOLI

G EOL 311 H SYNDER

BPSY E417 EM ADAMS

BFSY E431 RP CUZZORT

BPSY E417 JR KJOLSETH

BFSY Elt32 JV DOWNTON

EP..VD 120 J \1 DOWNTON

OP.PA G03 5 EM ADAMS

KlCH 234

K 1CH 117 TF MAYER

KlCH ll 7 RC HANSON

HlMS 263

KTCH 20t LJ PINTO

K TCH RK ENOO

hlMS 81 GF RlVERA

315 SOC ,47,2 050 SOCIOLGGY OF WAR 001 1100-1150 MTWTHF BFSY E432 H HIGMAN SAME AS soc- 572

315 SOC 476 030 SOC OF PEACEMAKING 001 093D-1045 T TH HlMS 251 PE WEHR

315 SOC 482 030 CCNFLICT I'IANAGEMENT 001 llOD-1215 T TH KTCH 207 PE· WEHR SAME AS C PS 48:2,

315 SOC 486 030 SOC OF AGING 001 130Q-1350 M W F HLHS 211 SYNDER

315 SOC 489 030 SCC OF MENTAL HEALTH 001 170D-1830 M W

315 SOC 49 5 03 C CRIMI NO LOGY 001 093Q-1045 T TH PREREQ JUNIOR OR SENIOR STANO!N.G

500 ANO 600 LEVEL COURSES ARE ClOSED TC UNOERGRAOS. SENIORS MAY TAKE 500 LEVEL COURSES WITH INSTR CONSENT

315 SOC 500 030 PROSEMINAR 1 001 ARR

315 SOC 502 060 RESEARCH ~ETHODS 1 00.1 ARR

PREREQ CNE STAl!SllCS COURSE

315 soc 507 030 CIAlECT &. HIST METH 001 ARR

KlCH 234

KTCH 235

OJ BARTOS

RM HUNTER

JJ WANDERER

RP CUZZORT JR KJOLSETH

RC HANSON

:615 SOC 508 030 SE1>1 IN SOC OF SEX ROLE 001 090D-1150 LIBR 300C Jt-1 NIELSEN

315 SOC 521 030 H. A., STATISTICS 001 ARR RP CUZZORT

315 SOC 554 010 FIELD EXP IN SOC 001 ARR

315 SOC 558 030 SOC OF THE FUTURE 001 1500-1630 M W KlCH 234 OJ BARTOS SAME AS SOC 42 8

315 SOC 572 050 SOC OF WAR 001 l10D-ll50 MTWTHF BPSV E432 H HIGMAN SAME AS SOC 472

315 SOC 576 030 MODERN MARXIST THEORY 001 ARR TF MAYER

315 SOC 582 030 CONFLICT MANAGEMENT 001 i1GD-1215 T TH KlCt-1 207 PE WEHR SAME AS SOC 482

3_15 SOC 595 030 CRIMINOLOGY 001

.!.i2!!: All 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE OEPARTMENTAL FORM.

315 SOC 603 3-6 GUICED RESEARCH IN SOC

315 SOC 700 1-4 MASTERS THESIS

315 SOC 800 0-9 DOCTORS THESIS

315 SOC 810 100 DOCTORS THESIS

315 SOC 910 1.o:-6 INDEPENDENT sii:fOY

31'5 .2DC 940 1-6 INDEPENDENT STUDY

315 SOC 950 1.,.6 INDEPENDENT STUDY

315 SOC 951 l-6 INDEPENDE-NT STUDY

315 SOC 999-000 MASTERS DEGREE CAND

Spanish and Portuguese

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

!!..9.!.!.! SEE ADDITIONAL COURSE LISTINGS IN CCHP LH D,EPT 154.

!. PORTUGUESE

ARR RM REGOLI

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

•••

322:,-- 'PQRT 101 050 BEGINNING PORTUGUESE 1 001 1301r1350 M W F ChEM 30t TA PEREIRA f··IME -will BE ARRANGED T TH

322 PORT 211 030 2ND YEAR READ & CONY P-RE RE:Q PORT 10 2 OR EQ Ul V

001 1.10G-ll50 M W F ECUC 14-3 TA PEREIRA

11. SPANISH

A STUDENT ftiTH THREE ABSENCES THROUG-H SEPTEfo!IBER 16, 1983 IN SPANISH 101, 102, 105 AND 211 WILL BE ADMINISTRATIVELY DROPPED ..

325' SPAN 101 050 BEGINNING SPANISH 1

~~~D~~~~~~r~R~~~/~~=S T~:~zto~~~r. SPANISH Will

STUDENTS MUST REQUESI LECJURE• AND A RECITATION.

010 090D-0950 l ._-TH R EC-B EG SPANISH I R 011 OS00-0&50 M W F

ROIZ 090D-0950 .eM W F R013 lP00;'-1050 M W F ROH .IIOD-1150 M W F

BEGINNING SPANISH I 020 1000-1050 T TH REC-BEG SPANISH 1 ROZJ 090Q-0950 M W F

R022 lOOQ-1050 M W F R023 llOD-1150 M W F R024 120D-1250 M W F

BEGINNING SPANISH 030 llOD-1150 T TH REC-BEG SPAN!Sl'i 1 R031 l!OQ-1150 M W F

R03Z 120D-l250 M W F R033- t3:o-D-13SO M W F R03lt r40{)-1450 M W F

BEGINNING SPANISH 1 040 150o-1550 T TH REC-BEG SPANISH 1 ROH 1200-1250 M W F

R042 1200-1250 M W F R00\3 130Q-1350 H W F R044 1400-1450 M W F

BEGINNING SPANISH 1 820 140D-1450 HTWTHF .l!!Jll: SEC 620 IS A SPECIAL SECTION. SECURE A CONTROLLED E_NR:OLJ_MENT FORM f~OM THE EOP OFFICE, WLRDt RM 232/235-.

325 SPAN 102 050 BEGINNING SPANISH 2

ECUC Ct-EM CHM C~EM Cl-EM ECUC C~EM CHM C~EM c.t·EH BFSY CHM CHM Ct-EM C-t-EH GUGG C~EM BFSY nEM C~EH S TAD

220 307 307 30S 307 220 30< 306 308 306

46 30S 30S 306 309 205 30S

El26 309 30S 140

RB KITE

RB KITE

PREREQ SPAN 101. STUDENTS WITH TWO YEARS HIGH SCHOOL

REC-BEGIN SPANISH 2

SPANISH WILL NOT RECEIVE CRED!l FOR THIS COURSE. STUDENTS MUST REGISTER FOR Th£ LECTURE AND A REC.

010 120Q-1250 ROll lOOD-1050 R012 llOD-1150 R013 120D-l250 R014 130Q-1350

T TH M W f ,., W F M W F M W F

JS GEARY JS GEARY

BEGINNING SPANISH 2 820 OSOQ-0850 MT"iTHf

GLGG Cl-EM CHM C~EM CHM BUS

205 307 306 307 307 22 e RV MARTINEZ

SEC 820 IS A SPECIAL SECTION. SECU.RE A CONTROLLEO ENROLLMENT FCRM FICOM EOP OFFICE, WLRO, RM 232/235.

325 SPAN 105 050 BEGIN SPANISH REVIEW

REC-BEG SPANISH REVIEW.

BEGIN SPANISH REVIEW REC-BEG SPANISH REVIEW

325 SPAN 211 030 2ND YEAR SPANIS" 1

PREREQ TWO YEARS HIGH SCHOOL SPANISH OR EQUIV PLACEMENT" THIS JS NfJT A THIRD SEMESTER COURSE. STUDENTS MUST REGISTER FOR THE LECTURE ANO A REC. LEC AND REC MUST HAVE THE SAME SECOND DIGIT.

010 ROll R012 R013 R014

020 R021 R022 R023 R024

130D-l350 T TH OSOQ-0850 M W F 090Q-0950 M W F 1000-1050 M W F llOQ-1150 M W F l40Q-l450 T TH 1000-1050 M W F l!OQ-1150 M W F l20D-1250 M W F 1300.1350 H W F

GUGG Cl-EM nE• Ct'EM GEOL GLGG BPSY BFSY ECUC BPSV

PREREQ SPAN 102 OR 105 OR LE\IEL HIGH SCHOOL OR EQUIVALENT

205 309 308 309 108 205

E064 El26

134 E126

001 0800-0850 M W F SPSY E064 002 OSOD-0915 T TH BFSY El26

K BROWN

BROWN

50

80

50

40

40

40

40

20

40

40

40

40

TITLE OF COURSE SI!C TJIIE OATS

003 090Q-0950 14 W F 004 093Q-1045 T TH 005 093Q-l045 T TH 006 1000-1050 M W F 007 llOD-1150 M W f 008 120-Q-1250 M W F 009 1230-1345 T Hi 820 140D-l450 M W F

SECTION 820 IS A SPECIAL- SECTION. SECURE A CONTROlLED ENROllMENT FORM FROM EOP OFFICE, WlRO, RM 232/235.

325 SPAN 212 030 2ND YEAR -SPANISH 2 '' 001 0930-1045 T TH

PREREQ SPAN 211 OR PlACEMENT

002 003 004

lOOQ-1050 M W F 1100-1150 M ~ 130G-1350 M W

325 SPAN 301 030 PRON DICT·& CONV 001 093D-1045 T TH lOOD-1050 M W F 110G-1215 T TH 120D-1250 M W F

PREREQ SPAN 212, LEVEL 4 HIGH SCHOOL OR EQUIV

325 SPAN 302 030 CONV & ORAL COMP P.REREQ SPAN 301 OR EQUIV

325 SPAN 303 030 PROF SPAN ISH FOR BUS 1

002 003 004

001 1100-1150 M W

001 llOD-1215 T TH 40 PREREQ SPAN 301 OR EQUIV

30 325 SPAN 331 030 20TH C SPANISH liT PREREQ SPAN 212 OR EQUIV

001 1400-1450 M W F

40 325 SPAN 334 030 20TH C SP-AM LIT

40 PREREQ SPAN 212 0~ EQlJIV 001 1000-1050 M w

325 SPAN 335 030 SP-AM lIT TO 20TH C 001 1'300-1350 M W

40 PREREQ SPAN 212 OR EQUIV

40 325 SPAN 401 030 AOV 'RHET &. COMP 1 PREREQ SPAN 302

001 123Q-1345 T TH

80 325 SPAN 406 030 PROB BUS TRANSL SPAN 1 001 0930-1045 T TH PREREQ SPAN 304 OR EQUI V

40 325 SPAN 415 030 MSTRPCS SPliT TO 1700 001 1100-1215 TH

25 PREREQ AT LEAST TWO SPANISH lIT COURSES AT 300 LEVEL

30

30

30

20

20

20

325 SPAN 420 030 SPANISH'CULTURE

325 SPAN 452 030 GCLDEN AGE liT

325 SPAN 493 1-!i lANG INTERN FOR PROF

325 SPAN 495 030 METI+-TEACHING SPANISH .SAME AS- SPAN 595.. OFFERED FALL ONLY.

325 SPAN 595 030- METH-TEACHING SPANI-SH SAME AS SPAN 495. OFFERED FAll ONLY.

325 SPAN 612 030 SEM-SP AM LIT-MARQUEZ

325 SPAN 614 030 SEM-LlT MED PRO

325 SPAN 633 030 SP AM liT WW2-PRES

325 SPAN 640 030 SEM-SPANISH PHONOLOGY

001 1400-1515 T TH

001 1100-1150 M W F

701 ARR

0-01 1501r1730

001 ISOD-I-7~0

001 1900-2130 M

001 1600-1830 TH

001 1400-1515 T TH

001 l60Q-1830 T 40 ~ All 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL 'f-ORM.

40 325 SPAN 700 040 MASTERS THESIS

32'5 SPAN ,800 0-9 OCC.TORS THESIS

10

50 325 SPAN SIO 100 DCCTORS THESIS

325 SPAN 910 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

15 325 SPA_N 940 1-3 If\DEPENOENT STUDY

325 SPAN. 950 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

10 325 SPAN 960 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

10 325 SPAN 99<;1 000 MASTERS DEGP.EE CAND

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362. THTR 233 030 VCICE ANO SPEECH 001 120D-1250 M W F HTP 30t PREREQ THTR 2:;10

362 THTR 270 030 JNTRO TO THEATRE 001 0900-0950 M W F THR 109 RK KNAUB

362 THTR 276 030 INTRO TC STAGECRAFT 001 120Q-1250 M W F HTR 10.9 TB PAULSEN DA BUSSE OG VANDERBILT

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362 THTR 321 l-3 C.DSTUME PRACT !CUM 900 ARR COSTUME PRACTICUH STUDENTS Will MEET ONCE PER WEEK AT A SPECIFICALLY ARRANGED TIME.

362 THTR 322 1-3 TECHNICAl PRACTICUH 900 ARR lECHN !CAl PRAC T !CUM STUDE NT S WILl MEET ONCE. PER WEEK AT A SPECIFICALLY ARRANGEil TIME,

362 THTR 323 1-3 THTR MGMT PRACTICUM 900 ARR STUDENTS WILL MEET ONCE PER WEEK AT A SPECIFICAllY ARRANGED TIME.

362 THTR 324-1-3 ACTING PRACTIC.UM 900 ARR

362 THTR 330 040 ACTING-SURVEY OF STYLE 001 0900-1050 M w F HTR 300 PREREQ THTR 230, 231, 232; CONCURRENT ENROLLMENT IN THTR 233 ENCCWRAGEO BUT NOT REQUIRED.

362 THTR 351 050 STUDIO 2 - EXTERNAl PREREQ THTR 350. SECURE A CCNTROLLEG ENROLLMENT FORM FROM DEPARTMENT.

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362 THTR 424 1-3 ACTIN-G PRAC n·cuM 900 ARR

362 THTR 425 1-3 PLAYWRITING PRACT ICUM 900 ARR

362 THTR 426 1-3 DIRECTING PRACTICUM 900 ARR

362 THTR 452 040 STUDIO 5 - CLASSIC SOl 1200-1350 M W PREREQ THTR 350, 351, 450, -451 OR GRADUATE STANDING AND 8Y AUDITION. SECURE A CONTROllED ENROLLMENT fORM FROM DEPARTMENT ..

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362 THTR 476 030 SCENE DESIGN 001 153()-1700 T TH PREREQ THTR 276, SAME AS THTP. 576

362 THTR 482 030 HIST OF COSTUMING 001 093()- !045 T TH SAME AS THTR 582

362 THTR- 483 030 TOURING THEATRE 801 153()-1700 M W SECURE A CONTROLLEO ENROf.,.LHENT FORM AT THE DANCE DIVISION, ACAO, RM 119.

362 THTR 485 030 PLAYWRTNG-LONG FORM ·oat tzoo-tzso M w SA"tE AS THTR 475

362 THTR 489 030 PROBS THTR-PERf SPACES SAME AS THTR 58~

001 090Q-0950 M W LAB-PR THTR PERF SPACE LOlO 140Q-1650

362 THTR 552 040 STUDIO 5-CLASSIC STYLE 801 1200-1350 M W AUDIT ION REQUIRED.. SECURE A CONTROllED ENROLLMENT FORM FROM DEPARTMENT ..

362 · THTR 572 030 THEATRE OF ASIA 001 1100-1220 T TH SAME AS THTR 472

362 THTR 574 030 DIRECTING 001 100D-1150 M W PREREQ INSTR CONSENT

362 THTR 576 030 , SCENE DESIGN 001 1530-1700 T TH SAME AS THTR 476

362 THTR ··578 030 SEMINAR IN DRAMA 001 160Q-1830

362 THTR 57<; 1-2 THEATRE PRACTICE 900 ARR ~ All 900 SECTIONS P.EQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM ..

362 THTR 582 030 HIST OF COSTUMING 1 OOL 093D-1045 T TH SAME AS THTR 482

362 THTR 585 030 PLAYWRITING 001 1200-1250 M W

362 THTR 589 030 PROBS THTR-PERF SPACES SAME AS THTR 489

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362 THTR 660 030 THEATRE DRAMATURGY 900 ARR PREREQ lNSTR CONSENT

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362 THTR 679 030 PRGSS IN CEVELOP THTR

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362 THTR 800 0-9 OCCTORS THESIS

362 THTR ·-~-at 0 100 DCC TORS THESIS

362 THTR 930 1-3 .INDEPENDENT STUDY

362 THTR 940 l-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

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STUDENTS MUST ATTEND f lRST CLASS TO CLAIM PLACE OR BE .t.OMINISTRATIVELY OROPPEO ..

A NEW DANCE FACILITY JUST WEST OF THE UNIVERSITY THEATRE WILL BE IN USE BEGINNING FALL 1983. THE DANCE OFFICE Will BE IN THE UNIVERSITY THEATRE,. CANCE STUDENTS Will NO LONGER USE THE ACAOE/IIIY FACILITY BEGlNNING FALL 1983 ..

364 ONCE 101 010 BEGlNNlNG BALLET 001 1345-1445 T-TH NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED

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364 ONCE 105 010 INTERMEDIATE BALLET 801 120D-1330- -M W SAME AS ONCE 181, 183, 185, AND 187. AUDITION TO BE HELD AUGUST 31. 120Q-1330 IN THTR, RM W150 .. SECURE A CONTROLlED ENROLLMENT FORM fROM THTR, RM 201.

364 ONCE 107 010 ADVANCED 8AllET 801 120Q-1330 T TH SAME AS ONCE 181, 183, 185, AND 187 .. AUOUION TO BE HElD SEPTEMBER 1, lZ00-133-o IN THTR, RM W150. SECURE A CONTROlLED ENROLLf"ENT FORM· FROM THTR, RM 201.

364 DNCE 131 010 BEGINNING JAZZ 001 083Q-0945 T TH NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED

364 ONCE 132 010 BEGINNING JAZZ 001 1645-1800 " w EXPERIENCED REQUIRED

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364 ONCE 185 020 BALlET FOR MAJORS SAME AS ONCE 105, 181., 1~3 AND 187

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364 ONCE 193 020 M-oDERN DANCE-MAJORS 801 1015-1145 MTHTHF TI-TR W15C SAME AS ONCE 191 SEC 801 .. SECURE ·A CONTROllED :ENROLLMENT FORM IN THTR, RM 201.. AUDITION REQUIRED ANO IS SCHEDULED FOR SEPTEMBER t, 1015-1145 1M' THTR, RM W150 ..

364 ONCE 195 020 MODERN DANCE-MAJORS 801 1015-1145 MT\oiTHF SAME AS ONCE 1-9·7 SEC 801. AUDITION REQUIRED.. SECURE A CONTRCLLEO ENROlLMENT FORM IN THTR, RM 201. AUDITION TO BE HELD SEPTEMeER 2, 1015-1145 IN THTR, RM W150.

364 ONCE 197 020 MCDERN CA.NCE-MAJORS 801 1015-1145 MTWTHF SAME AS ONC'E 195 SEC 801-.. AUDITION REQUIRED,. SECURE A A CONTRCLLED ENROlLMENT FORM IN THTR, RM 201. AUDITION TO BE HELD SEPTEMBER 2, 1015-1145 IN--THTR, W150.

364 ONCE 214 020 ,IMPROVISATION 001 120Q-1400

364 ONCE 314 030 PRACTlCUM-MOVMNT ANALY 001 1530-1700 T TH PREREQ P E 269 OR INSTR CONSENT

364 ONCE 380 020 DANCE ACCOMPANlMENT 001 090D-0950 M W

364 ONC-E 390 030 INTERMED COMPOSITION COl 1345-1515 T TH PREREQ ONCE 290 OR INSTR CONSENT

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10 364 ONCE 598 L-3 STUDIO CONCERT

364 ONCE 600 020 READINGS IN DANCE

10 364 ONCE 630 030. APPLIED LAB ANALYSIS

364 ONCE 679 1-3 PROBLEMS IN DANCE

364 -ONCE 700 1-4 THESIS

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364 ONCE 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUCV 25

364 ONCE 950 1-3 'INDEPENDENT STUDY

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370 WMST 403 030 WCMEN/SOC IN. IN~P EUR 001 100Q-L050 H W :iAME AS HIST 401

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370 WMST tt92 030 WOMEN AND .THE LAW 001 llOD-1215 T TH SAME AS P SC 492

370 WMST 940 1-6 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR .!:!.Qlb All 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARJMENTAL FORM.

FOR CduRSES OFFEREC THPOUGt' OTHER PROGRAMS OR OEPTS SEE DEPT. LISTINGS OR OSTAIN A BROCI--lU~E AT WOP"IENS STUDIES OFFICE, KETCHUM, RM 30.

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COURSES OF SPECIAL INTEREST INCLUDE THE FOLLGWING: AS 110, tSEC 8011, ENGL 126, 510; HUM 413; SOC 370, 483 .. SEE ALSO CONTINUING EDUCATION LIST lNG.

STUDY ABROAD? .. Sure. I'd love to, bL!ti can't afford it.

Despite the continuing poor state of the economy. the dollar is still very strong againstforeign currencies. Our program fees. therefore. haven'tgone up very much for next year. We also have more schola:rship money than we have ever had before. Don't give l1P the chance of a lifetime by assuming you can't afford it. We might show you that you can 1 Come see us today.

Office of international Education South Basement of Environmental Design

Academic and Financial Counseling by Appointment

Monday through Friday. 9-12 1-5 492-7741

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Army ROTC has a lot going for it. a veteran, it has even more!

In most cases, your service time alone will take the place of the first two years. So you'll move right into the Advanced Course and begin earning $1000 a year, And that's in addition to your other veteran's benefits.

Then, upon graduation from college and receiving your officer's commission, you even get to call your own shots. Either go for an active duty assignment or opt for the Army Reserve or National ()uard. Either way, guaranteed.

Here's another big plus, You can join an Army Reserve or National Guard unit at the same time you're in ROTC. receiving

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Army ROTC is a good deal for college students. It's even a better deal for veterans.

Talk to your professor of Military Science for details.

ALAN JOHNSON Folsom Stadium 216 303/492-6495

ARMY ROTC .. BEALL YOU CAN BE ..

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Becoming an officer in today's Army-which also includes the Army Reserve and Army National Guard-requires getting the right kind of management and leadership training.

What's the best way to get ir7 By enrolling in America's largest management training programArmy ROTC.

In the Army ROTC 4-year program, you '11 acquire discipline of mind and spirit, and the ability to perform under pressure. We call it learning what it takes to lead.

It'll pay off, too. First, during your last two years of college, when you'll start receiving up to $1,000 a year.

And, most of all, on graduation day, when you receive a commission along with a college degree.

ARMY ROTC. BEALL YOU CAN Bi.

For more information, contact your professor of Military Science . ALAN JOHNSON Folsom Stadium ·216 303/492 6495

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COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND ADMINIS .. TRATION AND GRADUATE SCHOOL

I OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

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WILliAM H. BAUGHN, Dean

General Information ANY QUEST!OiiS COI~CERIHNG COLLEGE OF BUSINESS POLICIES ARE TO BE DIRECTED TO THE COLLEGE OFFICE. THE COLLEGE CANHOT ASSUME RESPOI~SilliL!TY FOR PROBLEMS RESULTING FROM A STUDENT'S FAILURE TO FOLLOW THE POLICIES STATED Iii THE CATALOG OR FROM MISADVICE GIVEN BY SOMEONE OTHER THAN A STAFF ~1ENllER OF THE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS. COLLEGE POLICIES ARE EXPLAINED ON PAGES 90-9<! OF THE l9b3-84 UIHVERSITY OF COLORADO AT BOULDER CATALOG.

Administrative llrops - Business faculty may drop students for nonattendance in class or if all prerequisites have not been met. Students are resoonsible for checking with their instructors concerning attendance policies.

Course Load - Business students may register for a maximum of 17 hours Of course work during the Fall or Spring Semesters and a maximum of 6 hours during a 5-week Summer Term.

Drop/Add - Adding business classes is only by petition to the Dean. Business classes may not be added after the first week. , All class assignments are on a space available basis. Nonbusiness students will not be sectioned into business classes, but those requit'erl to take business classes may be added during.the first week of class providing tt1ey have received prior approval from their Dean and the College of Business.

Incomplete Grades - Incomplete grades are given only in documented and extenuating circum-stances clearly beyond the student's control. IF is the only incomplete grade given by the College of Business. The student is expected to complete the requirements·, e.g., final exam, term paper, within the established deadline and not retake the entire course.

Information for Graduating Seriors - All graduating seniors must contact the College of Business Office of Undergraduate Studies for a complete academic evaluatioh prior to registering for tl1eir last term on campus and must file an appl icaticn for degree candidacy. To receive a B.S. degree in Business, the student must have achieved a grade point average of 2.00 for all work attempted at the Univ~rsity of Colorado, a 2.00 average for all Business courses attempted at the University and a 2.00 average in the four required area of emphas1s courses.

Intrauniversity Transfer- Students who wish to transfer to Business from another college or school of the Universi-ty must formally apply at the Dean's Office (Room 230), within the October 1 deadline established by the College _ _(JJ'. Business_. Applicants must been=rolled on the Boulder campus at the time of application anct have conpleted a minimum of 15 hours at the University of Colorado prior to applying. A 11m1teifnumber of students are admitted to the College each term by IUT and when the quota is filled, applications will not be accepted until the next term. Admitted students must enroll on the Boulder campus the term admitted or the IUT is void.

,;o, Credit - Due to space limitations, business classes may not be taken on a noncredit or audit basis.

1~onclassroom Sources of Credit (e.g., Ind_ependent Studies, Certain Experimental ·studies) -A maximum of 6 hours or nonclassroom 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 Stuaies prior to registering for all such courses. 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 satisfyrequired 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. PASS/FAIL lJETERmliATIOI~ l•iUST BE MADE WITHIN UIHVERSITY DEADLINES AND IS IRREVERSIBLE. Prerequ1s1tes - Students registering tor courses w1tnout having completed appropriate prerequisites ~r who do not have the appropriate class standing may be administratively dropped from Business classes. tlusJness majors are defined as students officially enrolled in the College of Business and Administration or an official combined program.

Repeating courses - Repetition of work either at the University of Colorado and/or elsewhere, or below college level work, is not acceptable toward a B.S. degr~e in Business. Grades of D earned at this institution count toward graduation and courses need not be repeated. The College of Busi'ness and Administration does not remove Fs or change.grades if a course is repeated. All work attempted will a~pear on permanent records.

Summer War\ - Business students planning to attend another institution during the summer shouldliaVe their proposed course work approved by a Business advisor prior to leaving campus.

Transfer Credit - Transfer work from other institutions is evaluated first by the University of Colorado, Admissions Processing, 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 will be made. Students are responsible for providing course descriptions. Transfer credit for business courses taken at a lower-division level is limited to only such courses as the College offers at that level.

Major Codes COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND ADMINISTRATION

201 ACCOUNT! NG 222 PRODUCTION AND OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT 218 PUBLIC AGENCY ADMINISTRATION

205 F INA:,ICT: 217 REAL ESTATE 209 INFORI•\AT!ON SYSTEMS 207 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS 211 MARKET! NG

223 SMALL BUSINESS MGMT AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP 224 TRANSPORTATION AND DISTRIBUTION MANAGEMENT 299 UNDETER~\!NED - BUSINESS

212 MINERALS LAND MANAGEMENT 221 ORGANIZATION MANAGEMENT 216 PERSONNEL-HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT

GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

510 BUS ADMINISTRATION (~\.B.A.)

STUDENTS ENRCLLING fN BUSINESS CLASSES WITHOUT PROPER PREREQS ANC/OR CLASS STANDING MAY BE ADMINISTRATIVElY. ORGPPEO. STUDENTS ENROLLED IN ONE SECTION Of A BUSINESS CCURSE BUT ATTENDING A DIFFERENT SECTION ;jJLl 'RECEIVE A GRACE Of F FOR NON-ATTENDANCE.

STUDENTS AlTENOING ClASSES FOR WHICH THEY ARE NOT ENROLLED WILL NOT BE ADDED LATE.

Accounting

400 ACCT 200 030 INTRO ACCT-FIN ASPECTS SOPHOMORE STANDING; REQUIRED FOR BUSINESS MAJO~S

001 OSOQ-0850 M W F oo2 oaoo-oe so M w F 003 090Q-0950 M W f 004 lOOQ-1050 M W F 005 llOQ-1150 M W F 006 1200-1250 M W F 007 130Q-1350 M W f 008 1300-1350 M W F 009 140Q-llt50 M W F 010 150Q-1550 M W F

400 ACCT 202 030 lNTRO ACC T-MGT ASPECTS 001 0800-0915 T TH 002 1230-1345 T TH 003 l40Q-1515 T TH

PRE REO ACCT 200~ SOPHOMORE STANDING, REQUIRED FOR ACCCUNT ING MAJORS ..

400 ACCT 3~2 030 INTERPJiEO FIN ACCT 1 001 090D-0950 M W 002 lOOQ-1050 M W 003 110D-ll50 M w'

PREREC ACCT 202 OR B AD 501, JUNIOR STAND.ING, REQUIRED FOR ACCT MAJORS

400 ACCT 323 030 INTERMED FIN ACCT 2 00.1 0900-0950 M W 002 1000-1050 M W

PRE REO ACCT 32 2, JUNIOR STANDING, ft. EOUI RED FOR ACCOUNTl NG MAJORS

Bt.:S 124 BLS 210 BUS 12 5 BUS 301 BLS 354 Bt;S 353 BLS 21B BLS ;g,~ BUS BlS 353

BUS 354 BLS 353 BLS 352

BUS '21 0 BLS 353 BLS 218

BLS 354 BUS 125

OI!Pf CRS

- DEPT IIIIo tR TITLE OF COURSE TIME DAYS

~00 ACCT 332 03 0 COST ACCOUNT! NG 001 OSOQ-0915 T TH 002 1230-1345 T TH

PREREQ ACCT' 202 OR 8 AD 501, JUNIOR STANDING, REQUIRED FOR ACCOUNTING MAJORS

400 KU U4roO A~Fffl~~ACCT PREREQ ACCT 323 OR 612

001 093Q-1045 T TH

400 ACCT 441 030 INCOME TAX ACCOUNTING 001 130Q-1350 M W F 002

PREREQ ACCT 202 OR B AD 501, SAME AS ACCT 541 140Q-l450 M W F

400 ACCT 442 030 AOV INCOME TAX ACCT 001 0800-0915 T TH PREREQ ACCT 441 OR 541. SAME AS ACCT 542

400 ACCT 454 030 ACCT SYS & OATA PROC 001 123D-l345 T TH PREREQ NINE SEMESTER HOURS OF ACCOUNTNG, SAME AS ACC T 554

400 ACCT 462 030 AUDITING THEORY 001 l40Q-1515 T TH PREREQ ACCT 323, SAME AS ACCT 562

400 ACCT 524 030 ADV FINANCE ACCT 001 093Q-104~ T TH PR-EREQ ACCT 323, BUSINESS GRADUATE STUDENTS ONLY, SAME AS ACC T 424

400 ACCT 541 030 !NCCHE TAX ACCOUNTING 001 l30D-1350 M W 002 HOQ-1450 M W

PREREQ ACCT 202 Oil 8 AD 501 t SAME AS ACCT ~41, BUSINESS ~RADUATE STUDENTS ONLY

400 ACCT 542 030 ADV INCOME TAX ACCT 001 OSOQ-0915 PRE;REQ- ACCT 441. OR 541, SAME AS ACCT 442, BUSINESS GRADUATE STUDENTS ONLY

400 ACCT 554 030 ACCT SYS & DATA PROC PREREQ NINE SEMESTER HOURS OF ACCOUNTING SAME AS ACCT 454

001 1230-1345

400 ACCT 562 030 AUDITING THEORY 001 1400-1515 PREREQ ACCT 323, SAME AS ACCT 462, BUSINESS GRADUATE STUDENTS ONLY

T TH

T TH

T TH

400 ACCT 628 030 SEM-ACCOUNTING THEORY 001 1200-1450 M PREREQ ACCT 323 AND 332

NOTE. Atl 900 SECllONS REQUIRE DEPARTHEI'.TAL FORM.

400 ACCT 700 l-4 MASTERS THESIS CiiOO ARR

400 ACCT 730 030 OCCTORAL SEM - ACCT 001 150D-1750 M PRE~EQ ACCT 626, 627, 628 OR EQUlV

400 ACCT 800 0-9 DOCTORS THESIS

400 ACCT UO 100 DOCTORS THESIS

400 ACCT 960 l-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

'tOO ACtT '-961 l-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

400 ACCT 999 000 MASTERS DEGREE CA,NO

Business Administration

900

900

900

900

900

STUDi:NTS WITHOUT PROPER PREREQS/STANOING Will BE AOMINISTR~T!VElY DROPPED.

THOSE STUDENTS WISHING TO REGISTER FOR S AD 200'~ Et~S INFO AND COMPUTERS, SEE liSTING OF ~~~;E~~"~RSE UNDER CEPAR!MENT 476 - INFORMATION

ARR

APR

ARR

ARR

ARR

410 ~ B .60 4io 030 BUSINESS & GOVERNMENT 001 090Q-0950 M W F 002 lOOo-1050 M W F 003 0930-1045 T TH 004 llOD-1215 T TH

PREREQ ECON 201-202t COMPLETION OF P SC 110 REC(HMENOED, BUSINESS SENIORS CNlY

410 BAD 411 030 BUSINESS ANC SOCIETY

PREREQ ECON 201-£Crz, COMPlETION OF P SC 110 "'ECOMME~OEO, 8USI~ESS SEN!CRS ONLY

oo1 oaoo-caso M w F 002 0900-0950 M W F 003 093Q-1045 T TH 004 llOQ-1215 T TH

AND SOC 211

410 8 AD 440 030 JNTl BUS SEMINAR 001 1400-1515 T TH PREREQ ANY TWO OF THE FOLLOWING: ECON 441, FIN 440, MK 490, TRMG 458~

4LO BAD 450 030 BUS POL-CASES, CONCEPT 001 120D-1450 M 002 lZ3D-1520 T 003 lSOD-1750 W

PREREQ FIN 305, MK 300, PRMG 300, ORMG 330, Q M 201, ACC T 200, I_ S ZOO AND B l 300.. fOR DECEMBER GRADUATING BUSINESS SENIORS CNLY.. STUDENTS WITHOUT PROPER PREREQS AND STANDING MAY BE ADMINISTRATIVELY DROPPED .. /

410~ B AD 452 030 SMAll BUS STRATEGY 001 1200-1450 M 002 123D-1520 TH

PREREO FIN 305, MK 3009 PRMG 300, ORMG 330t 0 M 201, ACCT 200~ I S 200 AND 8 L 300. FOR DECEMBER GRADUATING BUSINESS SENIORS ONLY .. STUDENTS WITHOUT PROPER PRERECS AND STANDING MAY BE ADMINISTRATIVELY DROPPED ..

410 B AD 470 030 SMALL BUS-MGT (. OPER 001 0800-6915 T TH PREREQ SENIOR STANDING~- REQUIRED FOR MAJORS IN SMALL BUSINESS

410 8 AD 495 030 TPCS/BUS-Oll GAS ACCT 001 0800:-C9i5

NOTE~ THE FOLLOWING COURSES, B AD 500 THRU B AD 508 ARE OPEN ONLY TO GRADUATE DEGREE CANDIDATES THEY MAY BE liMITED TO BUSINESS GRADUATE STUDENTS ONLY.

410 B AD 500 010 SOURCES OF INFO & RSCH 001 1100-1150 002 lOOD--1050

T TH

410 B AD 501 030 FUND Of ACCCUNTlNG 001 1000-1050 M W

410 BAD 502 030 FUND OF BUS STATISTICS 001 0800-0915 TH 002 0930-1045 TH

HELPfUL TO HAVE MHH 107-108 OR EQU IV

410 B AD 503 030 FUND Of MARKETING 001 1400-1515 T TH

410 B AD 504 030 FUND OF MGT AND ORG 001 l20D-l4SO

410 8 AD 505 030 FUND OF FINANCE 001 1100-1215 T TH PREREQ B AD 501

410 B AD 506 030 LEGAL ENVIRON OF BUS 001 0900-0950 M W 002 llOD-1150 M W

410 B AD 508 030 ECON THEORY FOR MGRS 001 0800-0915 T TH NO CREDIT FOR STUDENTS WHO HAVE TAKEN ECDN 201-202

NOTE .. THE FCLLOWING COURSES: 8 AD 610. 615, 620, 630, AND 650 ARE OPEN ONLY TO BUSINESS GRADUATE STUDENTS~

410 B AD 610 030 BUS &. ITS ENVIPONMENT 001 1230-1520 T 002

PREREQ TWElVE HOURS B AD SOD-LEVEL FUNDAMENTALS 1230-1520 HI

410 BAD 615 030 BUS & ECON ANAlYSIS 001 1530-1820 T 00 2 1530-1820 TH

PREREQ e AD 508 AND B AD 502

410 B AD 620 030 ADMtN CONTROLS 001 0930-1045 002 1530-1645

PREREQ B AD 501, 502 AND 505

410 B AD 64C 030 ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAV 001 002

PRE REQ B AD 504

410 8 AD 650 030 BUSII\IESS POLICY 001 THIS COURSE MUST BE TAKEN IN THE LAST SEMESTER~ COMPlETION OF ALL FUNDAMENTAlS IS A FIRM PREREOa

1500-1750 M lSOD-1750

lZOD-1450

410 8 AO 660 030 BUSINESS CONDITIONS 001 1230-1520 T PREREQ NINE SEMESlERS HOURS ECONOMICS

410 B AD 755 030- DOC SEM ADMIN POL l 001 ARR

!:m.!.£.:. ALL 900 S'ECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM~

410 B AD 800 0-9 DCCTORS THESIS 900 ARR

'!:10 B AD 810 100 DOCTORS THES·I S qoo ARR

410 B AO 933 1-3 INO STUCY-INFORM SYSJ 900 ••• 410 B AD 940 1-3 IND STUOY-PRODUCTN MGT 900 ARR

410 B AD 942 1-3 IND STUDY-Iil.EAL ESTATE 900 ARR

410 B AD 944 1-3 lND STUDV-TRANSP MGMT 900 ARR

410 E AD 946 030 IND STDY-INFORMATN SYS 900 ARR

410 B AD 960 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR

TH TH

tunc. RMN INSTRUCTOR

BVS 218 81JS 124

B~S 352

BUS BUS

BCS

BUS

124 224

353

12 5

BLS 211

BUS 352

BUS 124 BLS 224

BUS 353

ecs 12 5

scs 211

B~S 227

BCS 22 7

HS BLS BCS BLS

BUS BLS BlS BlS

216 216 21' 218

211 352 353 210

BUS 12 5

a~s BLS BUS

BLS BUS

21 0 21 c 211

2H 210

BLS 227

BLS 206

Bt.:S 124 BUS 20 l

BLS 218.

BLS 22~

BL:S 224

BLS 216

BLS 216

BUS 211

SLS 224 B LIS 224

B lS 216

BuS BUS

21 B 218

BUS 2! C BUS 210

B LS 124 a t..s 352

BUS BUS

BUS

136 136

210

B lS 227

IIUT CRS LiltiT 110. DEP.T NO. tR TITLE IIF COURSE SEC TIME D&YS SUIG IUJOFI INSTRUCTOR

50 49

25

50 50

65

60

51

10

10 10

10

10

10

25

20

25

20

15

20

20

30

55 54 50 56

51 51 51 52

45

30 30 30

51 40

30

35

49 49

60

60 60

49

50

28 28

51

35 25

35 35

35 35

56 51

50

30

25

20

15

20

10

20

20

20

20

li

Business law

467 8 300.030 BUSINESS LAW PREREQ JUNIOR STANDING, REQUIRED FOR BUSINESS MAJORS

467 8 L 412 030 BUSINESS LAW P.REREQ B L 300 OR 8 AD 506, SAME AS B L 512

001 002 003 004 005 006 007 008

001

OSOD-0850 M W F oeoo-oeso M w F 090D-0950 M W F 100D-1050 M W F oeoo-o915 r ·TH 0800-0915 T TH 093Q-1045 T TH UOo-1215 T TH

llOQ-1150 M W F

SLS BUS BUS B~S BUS BUS BLS 8l;S

BlS

125· 208 24~ 208 125 207 208 353

zoe

467 8 l 512 030 BUSINESS LAW 001 11DO-ll50 M W F BLS 208 PREREO 8 L 300 OR 8 AD 506, SAME AS l 412

Fiqance

471 FIN 305 030 BASIC FINANCE PREREQ ECON 201-202, ACCT 20C AND JUNIOR STANDING REQUIRED FOR BUSINESS MAJORS

471 FIN 401 030 BUSINESS FINANCE 1

PREREO FIN 305 AND ACCT 202.. REQUIRED FOR

001 0800-0850 002 090Q-0950 003 110D-ll50 004 1300-13 50 005 1500-1550 006 0800-0915 007 l!OD-1215 008 1230-1345 009 153Q-1645

001 0900-0950 002 1000-1050 003 093D-1045 004 1230-1345

FINANCE MAJG~S.

M W F M W F M W F M W F M W F

T TH . T TH T TH T TH

M W F H W F

T TH T TH

471 FIN 402 030 BUSINESS FINANCE 2 001 0800-0915 T TH M2 093D- 1045 T TH 003 1100-1215 M W

PREREQ FIN 4019 REQUIRED FOR FINANCE MAJORS

411 FIN 433 030 INVEST & PORTFOLIO MGT 001 0900-0950 M W 002 140G-1450 M W

PREREO FIN 4Ql ANC 455, COREQ FIN 402. REQUIRED FOR F !NANCE MAJORS.

BUS BUS BLS BLS BCS BlS BCS BlS 8~$

BlS BUS BlS B~S

216 211 216 354 352 124 352 2il 211

353 210 125 216

BLS 211 BUS 210 BlS 124

s~s 21 e sus 353

471 FIN 440 030 INTERNATL FINANCE MGT 001 100D-1050 M W F BlS 352 Pfl:EREC FIN 305 OR B 'AD 505, SAME AS FIN 540

411 FIN 455 030 MONETARY & FISCAL ~-()l 001 1100-1215 T TH 002 1400-1515 T TH 003 140Q-1450 M W f

PREREC FIN 305, REQUIRED FOR FINANCE MAJCRS

411 FIN 540 030 INTERNATL FINANCE MGT 001 lOOo-1050 M W PREREQ FIN 305 OR B AD 505, SAME AS FIN 440

471 FIN 601 030 PROB-POLICY FIN MGT 1 001 150D-l750 M 002 lSOD-1750 W

PREREQ 8 AD 505 OR ECUIV

471 FlN 602,030 PRGB-POUCY FIN MGT 2 001 1500-1750 PRE REO FIN 601, 8 AO 505

471 FIN 633 030 INV MGMT &. ANALY 001 150D-1750 M PREREC FIN 601, CCREQ FIN 602

J:!.Q!.5.: All 900 SECTICNS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FCRM ..

471 FIN 700 1-4 MASTERS THESIS

471

471

471

471

FIN

FIN

FIN

FIN

12 0 03 0

BOO O-S

810 L 00

960 1-3

DOC SEM-BUS FIN

OGCTORS THESIS

DCC TORS THESIS

INDEPEhOENT STUDY

471 FIN 999-000 MASTERS DEGREE CANO

Information Systems

476 I S ZOO 030 BUS INFO AND COMPUTERS

900 ARR

001 1530-1820

900 ARR

900 ARR

900 ARR

900 ARR

BLS B~S SlS

216 224 218

BLS 352

BLS BLS

BUS

BUS

BlS

210 210

216

228

228

NoT OPEN TO FRESHMEN. PREREC MATH 107-108 OR SIX HOURS NONREMEDIAL COLLEGE MATHEMATICS~ REQUIRED FOR BUSINESS MAJORS. FORMERLY 8 AD 200. STUDENTS hiTHOUT PROPER PRERECS MAY BE ADMINISTRATIVELY DROPPED ..

oo1 oeoo-ceso M w F 002 1200-1250 M W f 003 1300-1350 M W F 004 1100-1215 T TH 005 1230-1345 T TH

BLS 22 4 BUS 224 BL'S 22 4 BLS 224 BUS 22 4

476 I S 220 030 BUS PRLG 1-STRUC COBOL 001 0800-0850 M W F BUS 204 002 0901)-0950 M W F BUS 204

PREREQ I S 200

4.76 I S 221 03 0 BUS PROG 2-STRUC COBOL 00 l ll00-1215 002 153~1645

PREREQ I S 220 OR INSTR CONSENT, Q M 201 RECOt'1"1ENDED

TH TH

476 I S 330 030 OPER RESRCH-OECISN SUP 001 1400-1515 W F PREREQ Q M 201, FGRMERL Y Q M 330

476 I S 350 030 DATABASE AND INFO SYS 001 1100-1150 M rl PREREQ I S 221 OR INSTR CONSENT

476 I S 465 0'30 SYSTEMS ANA LV f. DESIGN 001 1000-1050 .,'M W PRE REO I S 221 OR INSTR CONSENT, SAME AS I S 565

1 1' "%~ .. ., ~" 476 I S 466 030 SYSTEMS ANAlY &. DESN.2 001 0800-0915 T .TH

PREREQ I S 465 OR INSTR CONSENT, SAME"AS I S 566

476 I S 565 030 SYSTEMS ANALY & DESIGN DOl lOOb-{0.50 M Iii PREREQ I S 221 OR INSTR CONSENT, SA 'ME AS I S 465 GRADUATE STUDENTS ONLY

BLS,

Bl:S

BUS

204 204

204

BUS 204

BUS 204

Bl..S 204

B LS _204

476-.. I S 566. 030 SYSTEMS ANALY & OESN 2 001 0800'-;-0915 T H-1 BUS 204 PREREQ I S 465 OR INST'R CONSENT, SAME AS I S 466 GRADUATE STUDENTS ONLY.'-

476 I S 645 030 INFO SYSTEMS & MGT 001 1230-1520 T BUS 204

PREREQ FAMIL'IAR IT'r'. kitH FCRTRAN OR SOME ·or--HER 002 1230-1520 TH, . BUS ~04 COMPUTER PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE

476 I S 650 030 DATABASE MGT SYSTEMS 001 12.00-1450 .M PREREQ I S 645 OR ECUIV

..!::!.Q!L ALL qoa SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM ..

4 76 I S 700 1-4 MASTERS THESIS

476 I S 800 0-9 DDCTDRS THESIS

476 I S 810 100 DOCTORS THESIS

476 I S 960 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Insurance

900

900

900"·

900

-N~R

ARR

ARR

ARR

472 INS 484 030 PRIN OF INSUR_ANCE 001 130D-J350 M W F PREREO FIN 305 OR B AD 505 AND JUNIOR STANDING, SAME AS INS 584

472 INS 584 030 PRIN OF INSURANCE 001 1300-1350 M W PREREQ FIN 305 OR B AD 5059 SAME AS INS 484

Management Sciences 473 M SC 602 030 STOCHASTIC MODELS 001 llOQ-1150 M W

PRE REO B AD 50 2 AND B AD 507

BlS 204

BLS 125

BLS 12 5

BUS 21C

473 M SC 685 030 SEl TPCS-SlDCHAS PROC 001 llOD-1150 M W F BUS 228 PREREQ TO BE SPECIFIED EACH SEMESTER

!i9!l: All 900 SECriONS REQUIRE DEPARTPotENTAl FORM.

473 M SC BOO 0-9 OCCTORS THESIS 900 ARR

473 M SC SlC 100 DCCTORS THESIS 900 ARR

473 M SC 960 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR

473 M SC 999 000 MASTERS DEGREE CANO 900 ARR

UIIIY

42 49 54 60 ~2

54 56 54

46

10

51 51 54 60 60 51 51 50 50

55 56 54 54

32 32 40

32 3Z

51

56 51 51

10

26 28

60

25

20

25

20 .

15

20

30

100 100 100 100 100

·40 40

40 40

40

35

30

30

10

30

25 25

32

20

20

15

20

49

10

45

25

20

15

20

30

TITLE l1f COORS£

Marketing

474 MK 300 030 PRJN Of MARKETING

414 MK 31.0 030 SAlESMANSHIP

474 MK 320 030 CONSUMER BEHAVIOR

PREREQ MK 300

474 MK 330 030 MARKETING RESEARCH

474 MK 340·030 MK INST &. RETAiliNG .PREREQ MK 300

474 MK 350 030 PRJN OF ADVERTISING

PREREQ MK 300'

~74 MK 450 030 ADVERT! SING MANAGEMENT PREREQ MK 350, SA~E AS MK 550

474 MK 460 030 INDUSTRIAL MARKETING

PREREQ MK 300, SAf>IE AS MK 560

474 MK 470 030 SALES MANAGEMENT PREREQ ~K 300 OR e AD 503, SAME AS MK 570

set TIME DAYS BUl& AOOM INSTRUCTOR

FREREQ JUNICR STANDING, REQUIRED FOR BUSINESS MAJORS

001 0800-0850 M W F BUS 352 002 0900-0950 M W F 8-lJS 208 003 1000-1050 M .W f BLS 354 004 1200-1250 M W F BUS 136 005 1400-1450 M W F Bl.S 125 006 lSOD-1550 M W F BUS Z08 007 iJSOQ-0915 T 'IH 8LS 208 008 llOG-1215 T- "fH BUS 125 009 123{}-1345 T TH BliS 208 010 1400-1515 I TH BLS 353 Oll 153Q-l645 T TH BUS 124

oo 1 11 oo- 1150 M w F 211 002 lSOG-1615 T TH 354

UOl 1000-1050 M W 8LS 124 002 1400-1450 ~ W F BUS 136 003 1400-1515 T TH BLS 124

PREREQ MK 300 AND Q M 201, REQUIRED FOR MARKETING MAJORS; STUDENTS WITHOUT PROPER PREREQS WILL BE ADMINISTRATIVELY OROPP EO~

001 oaoo-oaso M w F sus 353 002 090Q-0950 M W F BUS 124 003 l!OQ-1150 M W F BUS 136 004 093Q-101t5 T TH BLS 211 005 15·33-1645 T TH BUS 136

001 0930-1045 T TH

00 l 002 003

1200-1250 ,'4 W F 1400-1450 M W F 1530-1645 T TH

BIJS 228

BUS B~S BLS

21 B 352 12 5

001 lSOQ-1615 M W BLS 125

001 IOOD-1050 M w F BUS 211 002 120D-1250 M W F BUS 352

001 093G-l045 T TH BLS 227

474 MK 480 030 MK POL & SJRATEGtES 001 0800-091'5 T TH BUS 352 PREREQ MK 300 AND SIX AOClT!ONAl HOURS OF MARKETING

474 MK 490 030 INTERNATL MARKETING 001 123D-1345 T TH 8LS 354 002 130D-l350 M W F BlS 352

PREREQ iii!K 300, SAME AS MK 5~0

474 t<tK 550 030 AOVERTlSING MANAGEMENT 001 150D-1615 M W BLS 12 5 Pfi!ERI!:Q MK 350~ SAME AS, MK 450, GRADUATE STUDENTS ONLY

474 MK 560 030 INDUSTRIAl MARKETING 001 lOOD-1050 M W BUS 211 002 120Q-1250 H W BUS 35 2

PREREO !4K.300, SAfo'E AS MK 460

474 MK 570 030 SAlES MANAGEMENT 001 0930-101t5 T TH Bl.S 227 PRERE,Q MK 3 00 OR B AO 503 o SAME AS MK 4 70, GRAOUAH STUDENTS ONlY

474 Hf( 590 030 I~TERNATl MARKETING 001 123D-U45 T TH BUS 354 352 002 130G-!350 M W F BLS

PREREQ MK 300 OR B AD 503, SA~E AS- P4K 490., GRADUATE STUDENTS ONLY

474 MK 600 030 MARKETING MANAGEMENT 001 120Q-1315 M W PREREQ folK 300 OR e AD 503

..!if!!!.: All 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM ..

474 MK 100 l-4 MASTERS Tt1ESIS 900 ARR

474 MK 7l 0 030 OCC SEH-MKT MGMT 001 153Q-1B20 T PREREQ MK 600

474 MK 800 0-9 DOCTORS THESIS 900 ARR

474 MK 81C 100 OCCTORS THESIS 900 ARR

474 MK 960 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY >OO ARR

474 MK 999 000 MASTERS DEGREE CAND 900 ARR

Minerals land Management

479 MLMG 495 030 OIL/GAS t MINERAl LAW 801 1530-1645 T TH OPEN TO MlM MAJORS ONLY. PREREQ COMPLETION OF NINETY SEMESTER HOURS OF WCRK TOWARD THE MAJOR INCLUDING All LOWER-OIVJSION RECUIREMENTS.,. SECURE A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM FF:OM DEPARTMENT ..

Organizational Management

480· CRMG 330 030 INTRO MGT ORGANIZATION

BUS 2ll

BlS 227

BLS 353

PREREQ JUNIOR STANDING~ REQUIRED f(R BUSINESS MAJORS. STUDENTS ARE URGED TO COMPLETE PSY 100 AND SOC 211 BEFORE.. TAKING THIS COURSE,.

001 oaoo-oaso M ,. Bl:S 136 002 09.00-0950 M ~ BUS 136 003 1000-10 50 M W BlS l3 6 004 l30D-1350 M W F BlJS 13(; 005 0800-0915 T TH Bl.S 136 006 llOC-1215 TH SLS 136 007 123.-<r-1345 TH BlS 13b 008 l40D-1515 TH BlS 136

48J ORMG 335 030 M-GT WORK GROUPS DOl.. 1100-1215 T TH Bt..S 124 PREREQ ORMG 330

480 ORMG 437 030 MGT COMPLEX ORGS 001 0930-1045 T TH BLS 136 PREREQ ORMG 330

480 ORMG 602 030 !NO BEHAV-WCRK ORGNS 001 1200-1450 BUS 227 PRE REQ a AD 640 OR EQUIV

480 ORHG 633 030 CGNSULTATlON SKILLS 001 150D-1750 Sl:S 226 PREREQ B AD 504, CRMG 632 OR INSTR CONSENT

480 ORMG 6.36 030 ORGANlZATION DESIGN 001 153Q-1820 TH BUS 22 8 PREREQ B AD 640 OF! EQUIV

!!!ll£: All 900 SECTICNS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM ..

480 ORMG 700 1-4 MASTERS THESIS 900 ARR

460 ORMG 800 0-9 DGCTORS THESIS '900 ARR

480 ORMG 910 100 DGCTORS THESIS 900 ARR

480, ORMG 960 1-3 INOEPENOENT STUDY 900 ARR

480 ORMG 999 000 MAS:TERS DEGREE CAND 900 .ARR

Production Management

481 PRMG 300 030 PROD AND OPER MGT PREREQ ACCT 200, I S 200, COI"EQ Q /II 201. COURSE OPEN TO JUNIORS ONLY, REQUIREO FOR BUSINESS MAJORS ..

oo1 oaoo-ons T TH BlS 301 002 093D-I045 T TH BlS 354 003 llOG-1215 T TH BlS 301 004 1230-1345 T TH BUS 301 005 llOD-1150 M W F BUS 301 006 1000-1050 M W F BlS 224

4B1 PRHG 440 030 PROD/INVTRV-PlAN/CONTR 001 !lOD-1150 M W F BLS 227 PREREQ PRMG 300 OR B AD 502 AND 507. IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT GRAD STUDENTS TAKE PRMG 640 IN LIEU OF TH! S COURSE. SAHE AS PRMG 540.

481 PRMG 460 030 PURCHASING &. MATLS MGT SAME AS PRMG 560

001 130D-1415 M W

481 PRMG 540 030 PROO/INVTRY-PtAN CONTR 001 llOQ-1150 M W PREREQ PRMG "300 OR B AD 502 AND 507" l T IS RECOMMENDED THAT GRAO STUDENTS TAKE PRMG 640 IN LIEU OF THIS COURSE. SAME AS PRMG 440 ..

481 PRMG 560 03{) PURCHASING & MATLS MGT 001 130D-1415 M W SAME AS PRMG 460t GRADUATE STUDENTS ONLY

481 PRMG 640 030 PROD AND OPER MGT 001 150D-l750 M PREREQ e AO 502 AND 507 <OR EQUIV

Bl.!S 205

BUS 227

BUS 205

BUS 20 5

HI'T CRS UI>IIT 111:1. DEPT 110. CR Ti11..E OF COURSE SEC TINE DAYS DI!.DG AOOH INSTRUCTOA

48 46 48 48 48 48 48 48 48 48 48

35 35

28 28 28

25 25 25 23 25

56

40 40 40

40

40 40

NOT E.. All 900 SECT IONS REQUt RE DE PAR TMENTA l FORM~

481 PRMG 700 l-4 MASTERS THESIS 900 ARR

481 PRMG 960 l--3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR

Resources Management

482 PHR 43't 030 LABOR/EMPLOY RELATIONS 001 1'-~o00-1515 M W BUS 124 ll'REREO CRMG 330 OR fl AD 504l SAME AS PHR 534

482 PHR 436 030 .PRSNl ADMIN-EMPlOY1"1ENT 001 lW0-1215 M W BIJS 12 5 PREREQ (JRMG 330 OR 8 AQ 504 AND Q N 201~ SAME AS PHR 538

482 PHR 534 030 lABOR/EMPLOY RELATIONS 001 l40G-15l5 M W BUS 124 PREREO ORMG 330 OR 8 AD 504~ SAME AS PHR 't34, GRA.PUATE STUDENTS ONLY

482 PHR 538 030 PRSNL ADMIN-EMPLOYMENT 001 ll.OD-1215 M W Eit.;S 12 5 PREREQ ORMG 330 0~ B AD 504 AND Q M 201 OR 8 AD 502 SAME AS PHR 438. GRADUATE STUDENTS ONLY

482 PHR 960 l-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 , ARR ~ ALL 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAl FORM~

Transportation Management

483 TRMG 450 030 TRANSPORT OPER & MGT 001 1100-1150 M W BlS 353 PREREQ ECON 201-202 OR INSTR CONSENT AND SENIOR STANDING SAME AS TRMG 550

483 TRMG 452 030 PRBLS/TRAFF!C MGMT 001 1300-1350 M W BUS 353 PREREQ TRMG 450/550 OR INSTR CONSENT, SAME AS TRMG 552

483 TRMG 457 030 URBAN TRANSPORTATION 001 1100-1215 T TH BLS 228 SAME AS TRM"G 557

483 TRMG 458 030 INTERNATL TRANSPORT 001 OSOQ-0915 T TH BLS 21 c PREREQ ECON 201-202<,ANO SENIOR STANDING, SAME AS TRMG 558

483 TRMG 550 030 TRANSPORT OPER &. MGT 001 1100-1150 M W BUS 353 PREREC ECON 201-202, SAME AS TRMG 45,0t GRADUATE STUDENTS CNl Y

483 TRMG~ 552 030 PROBLS/TkAFFIC MGr.tT 001 l30D-l350 M W f BtJS 353 PREREQ TRMG 450/550, OR INSTR CONSENT, SAME AS TRMG 452

51 '483 TRMG 5'57 030 URBAN TRANSPORTATION 001 1100-1215 T TH BUS 22 8

51

30 22

10

10 10

10

10 10

51

20

lO

20

15

20

30

51

45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45

30

25

20

20

20

20

15

20

30

52 4B 55 54 51 51

20

25

20

25

32

SAME AS TRMG 457

483 TRMG 558 030 INTERNATl TRANSPO•T 001 0800-0915 TH Bl.!S 210 SAME AS TRMG 458, GRADUATe SIUOENTS ONLY

483 TRMG 960 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ... ..!:!£!!!.: All 900 SECTIONS REQUl RE DEPAnMENTAl FORM •

Quantitative Methods

484 Q M 201 030 BUSINESS STATISTICS PREREQ MATH 107-108 ANO l S 200. REQUIRED FOR BUSINESS MAJORS. ~TUOENTS WITHOUT PRCPER PREREQS MAY BE AOMINISTRATIVElY OROPPEC.

001 090Q-0950 M W F"" 8~S 301 002 1500-1550 M W F BUS 218 003 093Q-1045 T TH BlS 301 004 140D-1515 T TH BlS 301 005 l53Q-1645 T TH Bl.!S 218

484 Q M 700 1-4 MASTERS THESIS 900 ARR !i£1!.:. ALL 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE OEPART~ENTAL FORM ...

Real Estate

485 R ES 300 030 PRIN OF REAl ESTATE oot oaoo-caso M w f> BUS 2l8 002 l30D-1350 M W F BLS 208 003 1230-1345 T TH BLS 352 004 153D-1645 T TH 8LS 2H

PREREQ UPPER-DlVISICN STANDING

485 R ES 401 030 REAl ,ESTATE DEVElOPMNT 001 093G-10-4:5· TH Bl!S 21e PREREQ R ES 300, SAME .AS R ES 501, MAY BE LIMITED TO MAJORS

48'5 R ES 454 030 R.EAL ESTATE FINANCE 001 110Q-U50 .M W F 8lS 352 PREREQ FIN 305 OR B AD 505; R ES 300, SAME AS R ES 554 REOUIREC FOR R ES MAJCRS

485 R ES 501 030 REAL ESTAJE OEVELOPMNT 001 0930-1045 T TH BLS 218 PREREQ RES 300t SAME AS R ES 40.1, GRADUATE STUDENTS ONlY

485 R ES 554 030 REAl ESTATE FINANCE dOl 1100-1150 M W f BLS 352 PREREQ R ES 300, FlN 305 OR B AD 505, SAME AS R ES 454~

COLLEGE OF DESIGN.AND PLANNING ....... DIVISION Of ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN MIKE MARTIN, Resident Dean

General lnfQrmation Statements concerning general policies, rules and regulations, and specific information relative to course sequence and requirements are contained in the College Handbook available in libraries, the College Dean's Office, or the University Bookstore. All students are responsible for familiarizing themselves with this information and should retain a copy in their personal files.

Environmental Design students"must specify major code EV 852. Advisors are assigned from t~e faculty in Environmental Design. Faculty offices for advisor·s are in the Environmental gesign Building. All students enrolled in the College of Design and Planning are required to see an advisor prior to registration for each semester.

Transfer Students - Before admittance to this program, transfer students from the Soul der Campus or from other universities should have completed a college physics course with lab, English composition or equivalent, mathematics (calculus for prearchitecture and statistics for planning and other design students), and basic drawing skills, plus an overall 2.7 mini-mum grade point average. '

Minimum Scholastic Standards - Students will be subject to suspension if they do not maint?i~? cumula~i~e.grade po~nt average ~f 2.00 for the Environmental Design undergraduate d1v1s1on. A D 1n a requ1red course 1s grounds for repeating the course.

Normal S"chedule - The nonnal semester credit hour load in "the College of Design and Planning is 16 semester hours. Advanced approval by the Dean is essential for loads less than 12 ~ours or more.than 19 hours. No incomplete marks (IW Ol' IF) are given in the College of Des1gn and Plann1ng except in the case of a demonstrated medical crisis. ATTENDANCE REGULATIONS

STUDENTS ARE EXPECTED TO COMPLY WITH THE ATTENDANCE REGULATIONS SPECIFIED BY THE INSTRUCTOR AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SEMESTER.

REQUIREMENTS FOR BACHELOR OF ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN DEGREE

These new requirements apply to students who entered the Colleqe in Fall 1982 and Spring 1983. Students admitted for Fall 1983 will r.eceive a Letter of Advisement from the Dean. A. Environmental Design Studio (6 semesters, 6 hours each) 36 hours

First Year- ENVD 100-6 (Fall or Spring) An additional minimum of five semesters of Environmental Design Studio is required. Each student must complete at least two courses at the 200 level, one at the 300 level, and two courses at the 40D level.

B. Co 11 at era 1 ·courses ENVD Graphics ....• ENVD Natural Science/Tech. ENVD Societal Science .. . ENVD History/Theory ... .

.2 sem.,

.3 sem.,

.3 sem., sem., .1

C. Courses in other Departments of the University

3 hrs. 3 hrs. 3 hrs. 3 hrs.

ea. (ENVD 220, 221) ea. (ENVD 130, 230, ea. (ENVD 110, 210, (EN"JD 170)

27 hours

231) 211)

Mathematics (calculus-Math 130-for prearchitecture students or statistics). One semester of Physics 301 with lab and a course in English composition or expository writing.

55 55 55 55 55

20

44 44 44 44

49

51

10

10

III!I'V CRS DEPT CRS IIG. DEPT NO. CR TITLE OF tOUIISE SEC DAYS 8LIIG ROOII I NSTRUCTOI< UIIIT lello DEPT NO. CR nne Ill' touRS~ TIRE BlDG IIGlM INStftUCTOR

D. Elective Courses Students,~should include upper division courses in arts, humanities, physical sciences, business, engineering, or other appropriate units in their curriculum. Elective courses may be selected from any department on campus in consultation with faculty advisors. These courses include a broad spectrum of offerings from other Colleges as well as the College of Design and Planning, but should support declared emphasis or speCialization declared in the second year of the program.

TOTAL HOURS REQUIRED FOR GRADUATION --128 hours

Students who have not already taken the following courses or their approved equivalent must do so prior to admission or during the first year: A ·college physics course with lab, mathematics (calculus for prearchitecture and statistics for planning and other design students), English composition, and free hand drawing class.

Major Codes 852 ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN 853 ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN AND BUSINESS

Environmental Design 590 ENVD 100 060 ENVO & COMM STUO!O

~ OPEN TO NONMAJORS

590 ENVD

LAB-ENVO S. COMM STUDIO

200 060 ENVO STUDIO C,OMPLX ORG

LAB-ENVO STUD IG ENVO Sl'UOIO COMPlX ORG LAB-ENVC STUDIO

590 ENVO 201 060 ENVO-STUOIO

ENVD STUDIO LAB

5'90 ENVD 210 030 SOCIO-POL tCNTEXT ENVD

590 ENVO 215 030 INTRO SOC SCI & ENVO

kEC-INTRO SOC SCIIENVO

590 ENVO 220 :no ADV GRAPHIC SYSTEMS

590 ENVD c230 030 MATERIALS TECH-ENVO

lAS-MATERlAtS TECH

STUDENTS MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND lA,B

010 LOll L021 l03l l04l l05l L06l

1300-1350 M w 0900- 11 50 K W 0'90Q-1150 M W 090D-ll-5"'0 M W 1400-1650 M W 1400-1650 M W 140D-l650 M W

HLMS 252 E~VO 201A E•vo 201c E"VD 201E E•vc 201 e EMiD 2010 E~VO 201

WM MARTIN WM MARTIN

PREREO ENVD 100, 'sTUDENTS MUST REGISTER FOR THE LECTURE AND LAB IN P.AIRS AS INOiCATEC ..

010 LOll

020 L021

090Q-0950 M W 1000-1150 M W 090Q-0950 M W 100D-.ll50 M W

Et>.VO 122 E\\VO 201G E•vo 2011 E 1\VD 20ll

MG BARR

PREREQ ENVC 100 AND 200.. STUDENTS 1-fUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND A lAB tN PAIRS AS INDICATED,

010 ,l30G-1350 M W E~VO 201 SH' KENDAll LOll 140Q-l550 M W E"VO 201 SH KENDALL

PREREQ ENVO 110

001 1230-1345 T TH EhVO 12C AD WALLIS

NGT OPEN TO STOOENTS WHO HAVE CCMPlETED ENVD 110 AND MAY BE SUBSTITUTED FOR ENVO 110 ..

010 ROll R012 R013 R014 f:.015

0800-0915 T TH 090G-C950 M W l OOQ-1050 M W llOD-1150 M W l30Q-l350 M W 140Q-1450 M W

001 0930-1150 T TH 002 093Q-ll50 T TH '003 1400-1620 T TH

GECL Ef..VD E•vo Ef..VD HVO E~VO

121 120 12 2 305 212 212

JB JUHASZ

J B JUHASZ

Ef\VO l22 JP LERHZ EfiVD 214 EfiVO 211t

PREREQ ENVD 130 .. A LAB.

STUDENTS MLST REGISTER FOR Sec 001 A.NO

001 OB00-09'20 LOll lOOQ-1150 L02l 130Q-1450 L031 l5oo-toso

T TH

• F F

EI\VO ·,tzc E•vo 214 EI\-VO 214 EWO 214

JW AXLEY JW AXLEY JW AXLEY JW AXLEY

590 ENVO 231 030 NATURAL SCI &. TECH 001 OSOG-0920 T TH ECCR 2-0l: SW HAVLI CK PREREQ ENVD 130. STUDENTS WHO HAVE COMPLETED ENVO 131 MAY NOT TAKE ENVO 231. OPEN TO MAJOR.S ONLY.

590 E~VD 235 03C NAT SCI TECH & ENVD

LAB-NAT SCI TECI-

590 ENVO 300 060 E•vo STUDIO-COMMUNITY

LAB-ENVO STUDIO ENVO STUD 10-CaMMUN !TV lA8-ENVO STUDIO

590 ENVD 328 030 GRAPHICS-COMPLEX FORMS

NOT OPEN TO STUDENTS~ W"HO HAVE TAKEN ENVO l30~ MAY BE SUBSTITUTED FOR ENVO 130 0 STUDENTS MUST REGISTER FOR SEC 'JOl AND A LAS.

001

LOll L021 L031 t041

153Q-l645 T TH

1300-1450 M l50Q-1650 M l30Q-l450 w 150<l-1650 W

HLMS

KTCH KTC~ KTCH KTCH

199

307 307 307 307

BEe KLANk SW HAVliCK BE KLANK BE KLANK BE KLANK 8E KLANK

OFPA G02C Cl VIP

PPEREQ ENVO 200. STUDENTS Ml.ST REGISTER fOR LECTURE AND A LAB l N PAIRS ~S INCICATEO.

010 1300-1350 M W LOll 1400-1550 M _,W

020 l30D-1350 M W L021 l40D-1550 M W

001 l40Q-l550 T TH

e•vo 12c E•vc 360A HVD 122 Ef\VD 3608

MG BARR MG BARR OL PAULSON DL PAULSON

E'VO 214 GS CROSS

590 ENVD 332 030 SOLAR TECHNOLOGY 001 llOQ-1215 T TH CHM 23 BE KLANK PREREO MATH 130 AND EITHER PHYS lll OR PHYS 301 OR INSTR CONSENT

ENVO 360, 361 AND 367 ARE OPEN TO GRADUATE STUDENTS IN THE CCLLEGE OF DESIGN AND PLANNING ON A "SPACE; AVAILABLE SASlS".. '

590 ENVO 360 030 CCHPUTER METH IN DES

590 ENVO 361 030 CCMPUTER APPLIC-ENVO

590 ENVO 367 030 CGMPUTER GRAPHIC APPlC PR~REQ ENVO 200 AND 220.

590 ENVO 400 06o· PLANNING STUDIO

LAB-ENVO STUD 10

590 ENVO 402 060 ARCHITECTURE STUDIO 1

LAB-ARCH STUDIO l ARCHITECTURE STUDIO 1 LAB-ARCH STUD 10 l

590 ENVO 403 060 ARCH STUDIO 2 lAB-ARCH STUDIO 2

PREREO ENVO 300 AND 402 OR INSTR CONSENT

590 ENVO 404 060 HIST PRESERVATN STUDIO

LAB-HIST PRESV STUDIO

590 ENVO •05 060 URBAN DESIGN STUDIO

LAB-URBAN DESIGN

590 ENVO 420 030 ARCH GRAPHICS

PREREQ ENVO 220, ENYO MAJCRS ONlY

590 . ENVO 450 030 ARCH ENVIRON SVSTE!o!S 1 FOURTH YEAR. ENVO STUDENTS ONLY

590 ENVO 452 030 ARCH STRUCTURES 1 FOURTH YEAR ENVD STUDENTS ONlY

590 ENVD 513 030 PSV.- OF IMAGINATION

001 1300-1420 T TH HLMS 341 JW AXLEY

001 1000-1150 T TH E"VD 120

001 1300-1550 T E •vo 305

PREREQ EI<VO 300. STUDENTS MCST REGISTER FOR BOTH 'LECTURE ANO LAB. AEC !TAT! ON SECTIONS TO BE ARRANGED.

010 090Q-0950 M W F HVO 335 LOll !OOQ-1150 M W F E'VD 350

PREREQ ENVO 300. STUDENTS MLST REGISTER FOR LECTURE ANi> LAB IN PAIRS AS INDICATED.

010 090Q-0950 M W F LOll 100Q-ll50 M W f

020 090D-0950 M W f L021 lOOD-1150 M W F

001 090D-0950 M W L002 lOOD-1150 M W

HVO 350 E~VO 350 E•vo 391 E•vo 391

E'~VO 301 E~VO 301

JP LER ITZ

DL PAULSON

PREREQ ENVO 300. STUDENTS MCST REGISTER FOR BOTH LECTURE ANO LAB ..

010 0900-0950 M W LOll ·lOOD-1150 M W

HVO 315 GS CROSS HVO 315

PREREQ ENVO 300. S<UOENTS M<ST REGISTER FOR BOTH LECTURE ANO UB.

010 090Q-0950 M W f HVO 315 SH KEN.DALL lOll lOOo-1150 M W F HVO 315

001 093Q-1150 002 130D-1520

,TH TH

010 080Q-0915 T TH

HVO 365 HVO 365

BFSY El31

001 130Q-1350 M W F ECCE 0-Dl

001 l40Q-l650 T JB JUHASZ

!!Jlll.: All 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM.

590 ENVO 920 l-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR

ue 23 23 23 23 23 23

25 25 25 25

25 25

75

150 30 30 30 30 30

25 25 25

75 25 25 25

75

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30 30 30 30

150

25 25 25 25

30

12

20

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20 20

20 20 20 20

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20 20

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20

33

590 ENVD 923 ·l:_:6 INDEPENDENT STUDY

590 ENVO 924 l-6 IND STUDY-RESRCH ASST

590 ENVD 925 1-6 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Architecture

900

900

900

ARR

ARR

591 "ARCH 420 060 ARCH APPREC & DES lGN 001 OBOQ-1050 T TH OPEN TO FOURTH ;YEAR ARCH 'ENGINEERING MAJORS ONLY SUBSTITUTES FOR A'J~CH 320/321

591 ARCH 470 030 ARCH HIST/PHILOSOPHY 1 001 OSOQ-0850 M W OPEN TO ARCH ENGINEERING AND ENVD MAJORS ONLY

ECCR 1'-16 Al HARlOW

F A N14l

SCHOOl OF EbUCATION 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 at ,Aoulder Catalog_ and in the Graduate School section when the latter is applicable. For both elementary and secondary certification students, admission to st~dent teaching requires meeting, certain competencies in reading, writing, and mathematics. Students should pick up the handouts in Education 247 foradditional information.

Major Codes 097 TEACHER CERTIFICATION (PRIOR DEGREE) 801 TEACHER EDUCATION - ELEMENTARY 800 TEACHER EDUCATION - SECONDARY

Teacher Education

THE FOL.LCWING COURSES ARE OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS IN THE UNI~ERSITY, BUT ARE N.OT PART OF THE TEACHER CERTlFICAT ION PROGRAM.. THEY MAY BE COUNTED TOWARDS GRADUATION FCR N'ON-C.ERTIF!CATION STUDENTS.

All 60' SECT IONS ~EQUIRE A CONTROLLED ENROLL~ENT FORM.

BOD T EO 201 020 INTRO TO EDUCATION 001 1100-1250

600 T EO 300 020 CAREER-LIFE PLANNING 001 1045-1225 T 002 llOQ-1250

TH

BOO T ED 301 030 J06 SEARCH STRATEGIES oot 1045-1225 TH SEN !DRS ONLY

800 T EO 480 030 SP TP-PARNT/CHILD REAR MEETS WITH EDJC 564

001 1645-2115 M

SP TP-EOUC & OELINQNCY MEETS WITH EOUC 540

002 160'0-1830 TH

800 T EO 481 030 SP TP-IMAGES Elf FUTURE 001 1845-2115 TH MEETS WITH EDJC 562

800 T ED 482 030 WK~HP-CUTCOOR ECUC 001 ARR MEETS WITH TEO 544~ SEE EDUC 544 FOR SCHEDULE

ECUC 15 5 PP OJ STEFANO

ECUC 336 HAlE 207

WlRD 24 HG ROSEN6ERG

ECUC 136

ECUC 153 R RAMOS

EOUC 155 JD HA)),S

RJ KRAFT

800 T ED 483 030 WKS.HP-MIDOLE SCH TCHG 001 lSOD-1550 M W F ECUC 136 JE COUSINS

800 T ED 464 030 kKSHP-B !liNGUAL ESL 001 1645-2115 w IIEE TS wITH EDUC 545

WKSHP-RES & EVAL-TCHRS .MEETS WITH EDVC 5"49

WKSP-MARRIAGE/FAM COUN

ooz~ t6oo-te 3o

004 l30Q-1550

600 T EO 485 030 WKSP-MICRG COMPU IN EO 001 1100-1215 M W 002 1100-1215 T TH

OPEN TO ANY UNIVERSITY STUDENT SEEKING INFORMATION ON USE OF APPLE 2

HEIIENTARY TEACHER CERTIFICATICN COURSES

li.I1U.: All 600 SECTIONS REQUIRE A CCNTRCLLED ENROllMENT FORM.

800 T EO 309 020 FOUND AMERl CAN EOUC 001 OBOG-0850 M W

800 T EO 310 020 EOUC PSY ELEMENTARY oo 1 o9oo-o9so M w

eoo T EO 311 020 CHILO GROI.TH & OEVEL 001 0915-1005 T TH

CONTROLLED ENROLL~ENT fORMS ARE ~REQUIRED FOR ALL 800 SECTIONS. ST_UDENTS IN METHODS COURSES MUST HAVE eEEN ADMITTED TO THE CERTIFICATION PROGRAM. ElEMENTARY STUDENTS IN PROFESSIONAl SEMESTER E!liROLl lN 420, 421, 460 ANO SEC 801 OF 470.

800 T EO 420 020 MTH IN ELEM LANG ARTS 801 ARR MEETS FIRST EIGHT WEEKS WITH EDUC 522

600 T EO 421 020 METHODS IN ELEM MATH 601 ARR MEETS FIRST EIGHT WEEKS WITH EDUC 520

800 T EO 422 .020 METHODS IN ELEM REAONG 801 602

llOQ-1250 M llOD-1450

LAS TO 6E ARRANGED

BOO T EO 423 020 METHODS ELEM SCIENCE 801 802

LAB TO BE ARRANGEC, SEC B02 M.EETS WITH EDUC 521

1100-1250 l30Q-l450

800 T ED 424 020 MET><OOS IN ELEM SOC ST 891 llOQ-1250 602 130Q-l450 M

LAB TO BE ARRANGEC. MEETS hlTH EOUC 518 SEC B02.

800 T EO 425 020 CHILORENS Ll1 ERA TUllE 001 160Q-l740 MEETS WITH EllJC 516•· CLOSED TO FRESHMEN, OPEN TO SOPHOMORES ON A LIMITED BASIS. NON-CERTIFICATION STUDENTS MUST HAVE INSTR CONSENT.

800 T EO 435 020 KINDERGARTEN EDUCATION 001 l60Q-1740 MEETS wiTH EOUC 515. CLOSED TO FRESHMEN ANO OPEN TO SOPHOMORES ON A LIMITED BAS IS. SEE PROF WESTERBERG.

800 T EO 446 020 TCHG EXCP CH REG CLSR'I 001 100Q-1050 M W OPEN TO ELEMENTARY EDUCATION CERTIF !CATION STUDENTS

BOO EO 460 040· INSTRUCTICNAL ASST LAS

800 T EO 470 080 STUDENT TCHNG ELE~ SCH 040

801

801 802

ARR

ARR ARR

SECONDARY TEA.CHER CERTIF !CATION t::DURSE S

SECURE All FORMS FOR HONORS SECTIONS IN EOUC, RMt 247.

All 800 SECTIONS REQUIRE CONTRCLLED ENROllMENT FORMS.

EOUC 138 LS RATU FF

ECUC 153 M SWAOENER

ECUC 155 SA POPf

ECUC ECUC

34< 346

RJ FLEXER H SWAOENER

ECUC l3t LM SACA

EOUC 136 VC KEENAN

ECUC

EDUC ECUC

•HUC F . EOUC

136

34i 341

341 341

SE ~ODGE

RK CLINE

RJ FLEXER

DE CARll NE DE CARLINE

RO PRICE JR WAILES

EDUC 336 RO PRICE ECUC 341

fCUC 143 VH WESTERBERG

• ECUC 143 VM WEstERBERG

ECUC 143

VM WESTERBERG

VM WESTER6ERG VM WESTERBERG

BOO T EO 410 030 FOUNDATIONS AMER EDUC 001 0900-0950 " W F ECUC 134 RJ BRANSFORD 802 APR MK OPEN.SHAW

SEC 602 IS AN HONORS SECTION

800 T EO 411 030 EOUC PSV & AOOL DEVEL 001 0800-0915 T TH 002 1345-1505 T TH 803 AAA

SEC B03 IS AN HONORS SECTION

800 EO 412 030 PRIN & METH SEC EOUC 801 lOOQ-1050 M W 802 130D-1350 M W 803 ARR

T EO 412. IS OPn CNLY TO STUOENTS ADMITTED TO CERTIFICATION PROGRAM. SEC 803 IS AN HONORS SECTION- SEE HONORS DEPT.

600 T EO 441 030 ROG-WRTG IN CONT AREAS. 001 1845-2115 M MEETS WITH EOUC 542

802 ARR SEC B02 IS AN HONCRS SECTION.

800 T EO 442 030 OEV RO SKillS JR/SR HS 001 160D-1B30 M

600 T EO 444 030 LIT FOR ADOLESCENTS 00 l 160D-1830 MEETS WITH EOUC 532, ENGl 481

800 T EO 446 020 TCHG EXCP CH REG CLSRM 002 0945-1035 T TH 003 150Q-1550 T TH 804 ARR

SEC B04 IS AN HONORS SECTION. NOTE. SOME METHODS COURSES ARE OFFERED !N FALL ONlY. CHECK

WITH YOUR ADVISOR,

800 T EO 452 030 METH & MAll-ENGLISH 801 160Q-l830 MEETS WITH EOIJC 541

ECUC 231 P LANGER ECUC 336 P LANGER

RL TURNER

EOUC 231 ECUC 136

LS RATLIFF Bl TAYLOR lS RATLIFf

ECUC 15 5 MC OLSON

MC OlSON

ECUC 231 RK CLINE

ECUC 15 5 RK CLINE

EDUC 143 ECUC 143

HL PAGE

ECUC 153 PP Ol STEFANO

LIIIIT

15

20

20

25

150

60

30 30

30

20

20

20

20

35

20

20

3.0

24 24

40

40

40

25

25

45 45

45 45

30

40

40

125

100 100

35 35

75 40 35

35 45 15

40

35

40

45

40 40 35

25

Tlll..E Of COUIIU sec Tlllll! DAYS BI.IIC ftllllli iltSTRUCTOR

800 T ED ~53 030 METHIMATL-SOC STUDIES 801 160Q-1830 T ECUC 33'i JD HAAS MEETS WITH EDUC 535

800 T EO 454 030 METH & MAll-SCIENCE 801 UOQ-1830 TH EOUC 3'>1 RD ANDERSON MEETS WITH EDUC 538

BOO T ED 455 030 METH & MATL-MATK 801 160o-lB30 T EDUC 33 8 M SWAOENER 'IEETS WITH EDUC 537

SECONDARY STUOa.T TEACHING AND ELECTIVE ASSIGNMENT

STUDENTS ENROLLED IN T ED 470 SEC 802 AND 471 SEC 801 ANC 802 WILL MEET FOR THE FIRST TIME ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, IN THE UHC FORUM ROOM, AT 1600. TEACHING ASSIGNMENTS BEGIN AT 0800 ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31. ONLY STUDENTS APPROVED FOR STUDENT , TEACHING MAY ENROLL. SECURE A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM IN EDUC, RM 247.

SECT ION 801 OF T ED 471 AND HZ ARE FOR STUDENTS IN COMMUNICATIONS, DRAMA, ENGLISH, FOREIGN LANGUAGES,. MATH" SCIENCE, AND SOC !Al STUD! ES ANO FOR STUDENTS IN ART, MJS lC, AND P £. STUDENTS TEACHING GRADES 7-12 ONLY.

SEC 802 OF T ED 470t 4-71, AND 472 ARE OPEN TO STUDENTS IN ART, AND PHYSICAL EOUC. ART AND PHYSIC~L EDUCATION STUDENTS MUST REG!STEP. fOR T EO 472 SEC 801. MUSIC STUDENTS REGISTER FOR SEC 802 OF I EO 470 AND 411.

800 T EO 471 080 STUDENT TCHG SECONDARY ~40

800 T ED 472 040- ELECT ASSIGN SECONDARY

800 T EO 940 1-4 INDEPENDENT STUDY

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801 EOUC 501 030 PSY FUND OF EDUC 001 1400-1515 T TH

801 EOUC 503 030 BASIC STATISTICAL MHH 00 1 l60G-1830 T 002 l60o-1830 w

801 EOUC 504 030 IIHRO DISCIPLINED INQ 001 160Q-1830 M MAY BE TAKEN CONCURRENTLY WITH EOUC 503 OR 600

801 EOUC 507 030 ELEM SCHOOL CURR 001 1845-2115

801 EOUC 508 030 MODERN TRENDS IN TCHG 001 1845-2115 REQUIRED OF All ICtA MASTERS DEGREES

801 EOUC 509 03Q JR/SR HIGH SCHL CURRIC 001 l60o-t830 w

801 EDUC 510 030 CURR/PROG OEV 001 U:OQ-1830 T

801 EOUC 513 030 STUDENT IN hiGHER EOUC 001 160(}-1830 M

801 EOUC 515 020 K INOERGARTEN EDUCAy ION oo1 Hoo-1740 w MEETS WITH TED- 435, SEC 001 UNDERGRACS REGISTER fOR T EO 435

801 EOUC 516 030 CHilORENS LIT 001 1600-1830 M MEETS WITH TEO 456, SEC 001. OPEN ONLY TO GRADUATE STUDENTS. UNlERGRADUATES MUST REGISTER FOR T ED 456.

801 EOUC 518 030 ADV SOC STUOIES-ElEM 00 I ll00-1250 "tEETS WITH T EO 424, SEC 801

8(>1 EDUC 520 030 ,CONTEMP MATH-ELEM SCHL DOl MEETS FIRST EIGHT WEEKS laiiTH T EO "421

801 EDUC 521 030 AOV SCl IN ELEM SCHL 001 llOo-1530 MEETS WITH TEO 423• SEC 802

801 EDUC 522 030 ADV lANG ARTS-ELEM SCH 001 MEETS fiRST EIGHT WEEKS WITH T ED 420

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801 EDUC 526 030 PROCESSES IN W•ITING 001 1845-2115 w

801 EOUC 527 030 DIAG/RE~EO TECH IN RDG 001 l60o-1830

SOl EDUC 532 030 LIT FOR ADOLESCENTS 001 160o-1830 w MEETS WITH T EO 444 AND ENGL 461

801 EOUC 535 030 AOV METH IN SEC SOC ST 00 l lbOG-1830 T MEETS W HH EOUC 453

801 EDUC 53 7 030 AOV MEH TCHNG SEC MTH 001 lb00-1830 T MEETS WITH EDUC 455

801 EOUC 538 030 ADV MTH STRAT-SEC SCI 001 1600-1830 MEETS WITH T EO 454o INSTR CONSENT REQUIRED

801 EDUC %0 030 SP TP-EDUC t OELINQNCY 001 l60Q-l830 MEETS WITH T ED 480 SEC 002

801 EDUC 541 030 SP TP-ENGL METH SEC SC 001 160G-1830 MEETS WITH T ED 452

801 EDUC 542 030 SP TP-AOV ROG/WRT SEC 001 184~2115

MEETS WITH T ED 441 SEC 001

801 EOUC 544 030 THEORY/PRACTICE EXP ED 001 ARR NOTE. ~EETS SECOND WEEKEND IN SEPTEMBER, OCTOBER,

NOVEMBER MO DECEMBER. THE FIRST MEETING IS FRlDAY, SEPTEMBER 2,- AT 1600 IN EDUCt RM, 231. MEETS WITH T EO 482.

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801 EOUC 549 030 RES/EVAl SOCIMULTIC EO 001 160Q-l830 W NOTE. REOUIRED SM8F MASTER DEGREES OFFERED DURING THE -- FAll SEMESTER ONLY. MEETS WITH T ED 484 SEC 002.

801 EDIJC 553 030 THEORY/TECH COU'ISEllNG 001 1345-1500 T TH 002 1845-2115 TH

PREREQ EOUC 551 AND 552, lAB REQUIRED

801 EDUC 556 030 STRAT AGENCY SETT lNG 001 1845-2115 w PREREO .EOUC 551 AND 552

801 EOUC 558 030 INST DESIGN EDUC TECH 001 1845-2115 T THIS IS AN INTRODUCTORY ,COURSE

801 EOUC 559 030 PROD OF EOUC MATERIALS 001 18Lt5-2115 TH

801 EOUC 565 030 SURVEY EXCEPT CHilO 001 130(}-1530 "

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ECUC 153 RJ KRAFT

ECUC 136 VC KEENAN

ECUC 231 LA SHEPARD ECUC 134 R ANDERSON

EOUC 155 Hl SMITH

EtUC 334 RD PRICE

E[UC 153 RD ANDERSON

ECUC 136 BL TAYLOR

'ECUC 13 6 RC MC KEAN

HLMS 241 FOOTE

ECUC 143 v• WESTERBERG

' EtUC 143 VM WESTERBERG

ECUC 33t: fi:O PRICE

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E.CUC 341 JR WI\IlES

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EOUC 231 PC HAGGERTY

ECUC 136 MC OLSON

ECUC 334 PP 01 STEFANO

ECUC 155 RK CliNE

ECUC 334 JO HAAS

ECVC 3'3 8 M SWADENER

ECUC 341 RO ANDERSON

E Cut 153 R RAMOS

ECUC 153 PP 01 STEFANO

EtUC 143 MC OLSON

RJ KRAFT

EDUC 138 tS·AATliFF

EOUC 153 M SWADENER

ECUC 13 4 Dl SANDER EDUC 136 OL SANDER

EtUC 134 AE ROARK

EDUC 3.3 6 R.l TURNER

EOUC 34 i'

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801 EOUC 569 030 CHAR EMOTION DISTURBED, STUDENTS REQUESTING THIS COURSE MUST BE ENROllED IN A

MASTERS DEGREE PROGRAM.

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801 EOUC 570 030 INTRO LEARNI'IG OISABll 001 lOOQ-1200 M W LA& TO BE ARRANGED, MEETS FIRST EIGHT WEEKS

801 EOUC 5H 030 OIAGITREAT ALCOHOLISM 001 1845-2115. T

801 EDUC 572 030 METH EMOT MAlAOJ CHILD 001 LAB TO BE ARRANGED, MEETS SECOND EIGHT WEEKSBEGINS OCTOBER 17.

801 EOUC 514 030 OIAG TEST BIUNG/SP EO 001

801 EOUC 575 030 IIETH/MATLS LEARN O!SAB 001 LAB TO BE ARRANGED, MEETS SECOND EIGHT WEEKSBEGINS OCTOBER 17.

801 EDUC 580 030 CHILDREN'S THINKING 001

801 EDUC 582 030 IMAGES Of THE FUTURE 001 MEETS WITH T ED 481

SOl EOUC 584.030 PROSEM-PARNTICHILD RE 001 MEETS WITH TED 480 SEC 001

801 EDUC 585 030 GOVERNANCE/ADMIN Of EO 001

801 EOUC 58.6 030 SCHOOL LAW 00 l

801 EDUC ·sa7 030 GROUP DEVEL &. TRAINING 001

801 EDUC 588 030 SCHOOL FINANCE

801 EOUC 589 020 SEM-SCHOOl ADMIN

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ECUC 336 LM BACA

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801 UUC 60C 030 I NTERMED STAT METHODS PRE RE Q EDUC 503

801 EOUC 603 030 METHODS OF SURVEY RSCH PREREQ EDUC 504 AND 600

801 EDUC 605 030 PSYCHD-ED D!AGNOSTtS 1

801 EDUC 607 030 TEST THEORY & APPLICTN PREREQ- EOUC 503, 502 OR INSTR CONSENT

601 EDUC 612 030 JR HS/MIO SCHOOL EDUC

801 EDUC 614 020 STUDENT 4CT!VIT!ES CUR

801 EOUC 617 l...,.lt TEACHING METH- CCUNS ED

801 EDUC 625 030 INSTR SYSTE"S DESIGN 1

801 EDUC 62 7 030 I NStl\ SYS RES & EVAL

801 EOUC 628 030 HJST & PHIL OF EOUCATN

801 EDUC 629 030 PROSEH!NA~-RES IN SMAF REQUIRED OF All SM8F DOCTORAL STUDENTS

801 EOUC 630 030 TCHNG INTERN IN CF & REQUIRED OF All TEACHING ASS! STANiS

801 EDUC 631 030 AOV PRACTICU!4 G &

801 EOUC 637 03C ADMIN/SUP SEN H S

801 EOUC 638 02C THEORY EOUC ADMIN

801 EOUC 641 030 ECUC FACILITIES PLAN

801 EOUC 642 030 PERSONNEL ADMIN

801 EOUC 643 030 SCHL/COMM RELATIONS

801 EDUC 649 030 ORG 'DEV IN SCHOOLS

801 EOUC 650 030 CAREER OEVELOPMENT

801 EOUC 651 030 MEASURE-NT & APPRAISAL

801 EOUC 653 030 PROSEMINAR-RES lN Cf.I REQUIRED Of ALL ICCA DOCTORAL STUDENTS

801 EOUC 65 5 03 0 SEM-RSCH METHODOLOGY

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ECUC 143 RC MC KEAN

ECUC 34t M SWAOENER

EDUC 138 LA SHEPARD

ECUC 341 GV GLASS

ECUC 13~ SE HODGE

ECUC 15 3 Kl HOPKIN·S

ECUC l3.~j ME HEMENWAY

HlMS 137 RC MC KEAN

AE ROARK

ECUC 341 MJ HANNAFIN

ECUC 341 MJ HAfiNAFIN

EDUC 134 MK OPENSHAW

ECUC 15 5

ECUC 153 RJ KRAFT

ECUC 334 ES BASSOFF

ECUC _138 HH WUBBEN

ECUC ,. 13~ RW MEYERS

EOUC 155

ECUC 138 WM MARTfN'

ECUC 22 C

ECUC 341 AE ROARK

ECUC 136

ECUC 138 AE ROARK

ECUC 155 R_J FLEXER

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801 EOUC 700 040 MASTERS THESIS 900 ARR

ECUC 134 Ol SANDER

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ECUC 153

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801 EDUC 752 1-4 READINGS (N ICCA 900 ••• 20

10 801 EOUC 753 l-It READINGS IN SMBF 900 ARR 30

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801 EOUC. 756 1-4 PRACT-ED RSCH/EVAL 900 AR~

10 801 EOUC 757 1-4 PPACT!CUM-ICCA 900 APR

801 EDUC 758 1-4 PRACT-'SCC t.tUL TI/6ILJNG

801 EDUC 759 l-4 PRACT-EDUC P~YC~ STUDY

3S 801 EDUC 765 1-4 INTERN-ElEM REA01NG

30 801 EOUC 766 1-4 lNTERN-SECONO.ARY RDG

35 801 EOUC 785 060 PRACTICUM-SCHOOL toUNS

10 801 EOUC 786 060 PRAtT-AGENCY COUNSELNG

15 801 EOUC 787 060 PRACT-CCLLEGE PERSGNNL

801 EOUC BOO 0-"i OCCTORS THESIS"

15 801 EOUC 801 0-9 OCCTDR ED DISSERTATION

801 EOUC 81D 100 DCCTORS THESIS 30

801 EDUC 811 100 DCCTOR EO DISSERTATION

50 801 EOUC 950 1-4 MASTERS !NO STUDY

10 801 EDUC 951 1-4 MASTERS IND STUDY-AD

801 EOUC 952 1-4 MASTERS IND STUDV-ICCA

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801 EDUC 961 1-4 DCC !NO STUDY-AD S

801 EDUC 962 1-4 DCC !NO STUDY-REM

801 EOUC 963 1-4 DOC !NO STUDY-letA

801 EOUC 964 1-4 DOC !NO STUDY-SMBF

801 EOUC 965 1-4 DOC !NO STUDY-ED PSYtH

801 EDUC 980 1-4 INTER~ADMIN & SUP INSTR CONSENT REQUIRED

801 EOUC 981 1-5 INTERN-REM

801 EDUC 982 1-4 I NTERN-ICCA

801 EOUC 983 1-6 lNTERN-SMBF

801 EOUC 981t l.-5'"""t"1NTERN-EOUC PSYCH

801 EDUC 985 1-4 INTERNS HI F IN CURR

801 EOUC ~99 000 MASTERS DEGREE CAND

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COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND APPLIED SCIENCE A. RICHARD SEEBASS, Dean

General Information

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The requirements and policies of the College and the University are printed in the 1983-84 University of Colorado, Boulder Catalog. All students should' become familiar with these requirements as well as with the specific requirements of their major department. Catalogs may be obtained from the Office of Registrations. Students should also refer to the front of this Schedule of Courses, which outlines the Stanard 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 Col1ege of Engineerin~ 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 UNIVERISTY 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 AI~ARE OF REVISIONS. THIS CAN BEST BE ACCOMPLISHED BY CONSULTING WITH DEPARTMENTAL ADVISORS, CHECKING DEPARTMENTAL BULLETIN BOARDS, AND READING THE LATEST STUDENT SURVIVAL GUIDE AND THE NARRATIVE PRECEDING EACH SEMESTER'S COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING SCHEDULE OF COURSES LISTING. ,

OI!P'r CAS TITLE OF COURSE SEC. OAY$ LIIIIT liD. OI!PT NO. C!l TilLE OF CIIURSE SEC TilE lli.M IIIIIDIII IN:f.TRUCTOR

FACULTY ADVISORS Advising is available thro.ugh departmental offices and administrative offices of the College of Engineering and Applied Science. Each student is assigned a departmental advisor and should check with the department office to verify the advisor'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 Applied Mathematics Engineering Physics

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

General College Policies l. Students who have been on probation or suspension at any time in the past will auto

matically be suspended if their cumuiative GPA again falls below a 2.00. All courses taken at any campus of the University of Colorado are included in the compilation of the cumulative average.

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Students must enroll for a minimum of 12 hours each semester during the regular academic year, or petition for aprroval to take fewer hours. Students must petition to drop courses that will reduce the total semester credit hour load below 12 hours. Those students who are employ.ed should complete a.n "Employed Student Report" in the Dean's Office. Students are expected to fulfill all prerequisities 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. 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. Stuilents should note the restrictions on the Pass/Fail option given in the Student Survival Guide and check with their department office for specific departmental restrictions. Pass/Fail forms require the signatures of a designated faculty member of a student's majo~ department plus dean's approval. No course required for graduation can be taken "NC" (no credit). Students must netition if they wish to take a course "NC". Students should carefully read the current Drop/Add standard procedures policy in the front of this Schedule of Courses. Students should also keep all Drop/Add receipts. until graduation.

8. Students are encouraged to check with their instructors to make certain that they are officially listed on the class roster prior to the add deadline.

9. Final examination dates and times are printed in the applicable semester Schedule of Courses. Students should be careful not to sign up for courses that would requ1re three or more finals on the same day.

552 AERO 416 020 AERO LABORATORY 001 093o-t030 T .

LAB-AERO LOlO LOll l012 L013

552 AERO 447 030 COMPUTATIONL FLUID MEC 001 SAME AS AERO 547

552 AERO 456 030 AIRCRAFT DESIGN 00 l

552 AERO 461 1-3 UNDERGRAD RESEARC~ 900 !!W.. ALL 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM.

552 AERO 501 030 ATMOSPHERIC ENTRY 001

552 AERO 517 030 M.ACRo· PHYSICS-FLUIDS 001 SAME AS M E 532

552 AERO 541 030 LINEAR CONTROL DESIGN 001

552 AERO 547 030 CGMPUTATIONL FLUID MEC 001 S-AME AS AERO 447

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552 AERO 591 010 GRADUATE S,EMINAR 001 · ARR

552 AERO 59 5 1-3 SPECIAL TOPICS 701 ARR

ECNT -003 MW LUTTGES OA KENNEDY

ECNl -003 ECNT -003 ECNT -003 ECNT -003

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552 AERO 59S 030 DESCRIPTIVE ACOUSTICS ·oat 090G-0950 14 W F ECCR 1-40 '1W lUTTGES SAME AS AERO 395

552 AERO 695 l-3 ADV TOPICS IN ASTRO 70 l l60Q-1715

~ ~ ALL 900 SECTIONS REQUIPE DEPARTMENTAL FORIII.

552 AERO 700 1-3 MASTERS THESIS 900

552 AERO 800 0-9 DCCTORS THESIS 900

552 AERO 810 100 DOCTOPS THESIS 900

552 AERO 940 1-6 INOEPENCENT STUCY ~00

552 AERO 950 1-6 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900

552 AERO 960 1-6 INOEPENCENT STUDY 900

552. AERO 999 000 MASTERS DEGREE CANO 900

Applied Mathematics NOTE.. ALL MATHEMATICS COURSES ARE LISTED IN THE AP"PCIED

MATHEMATICS SECTION, DEPARTMENT NUMBER 252, IN TI-lE ARTS AND SCIENCES PORTION OF THE SCHEOULE5

Architectural Engineering

554 AR E 102 020 DESCRlPTI VE GEOMETRY 001 lJOo-1550 PREREC ENGR 101 OR EQUIV .t!.Q!£: OPEN TO All STUDENTS ON A SPACE AVAILABLE eASIS. All

INTERESTED STUDENTS SHOULD REQUEST THE COURSE, BUT ENGINEERING STUDENTS Will BE GIVEN PREFERENCE.

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554 AR. E 13 0 OZO I ,._TRO TO ARCH ENGR 001 1600-1650 T TH SAME AS C £ 130

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554 AR E 201 03"0 INTRO TO SOLAR UTJUZA 001 1230-1345 T TH ECCR 0-3C

554 AR E 240 030 BUILDING CONSTRUCTION 001 1000-1050 M W f ECCR 0-30

10. Engineering students are subject to di senrollment if they do not comply with the College of Engineering and Applied Science rules and policies.

554 AR E 354 :no !LLUMJNAT ION 1

554 AR E 362 030 MECH _SYSTMS FOR BLDG

002 130D-l350 M W f ECCR 1-42

001 llOo-1150 M W F ECCR 0-18

Information for Graduating Seniors 1. Students planning to graduate in Decer.~ber or May should complete a Diploma Application

form by October 1, 1983. Students planning to graduate in August should complete this form when they pick up their spring semester class schedules. Forms are available at schedule pick up or in the Dean's Office.

2. All graduating seniors should notify their major departments prior to their last semester or session on campus and carefully plan their schedules with their, advisors' approval so as to assure fulfillment of all requirements for the degree. Tentative commencement lists will 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 ind-ividual's major should also be shown correctly. Please notify the Dean's Office of any errors on this list.

3. Final grades for the removal of IF's and/or the completion of correspondence courses must be in the Dean's Office before final exams begin.

4. t·1inimum requirements for the B.S. degree: a. 128 to 136 hours passed in a curriculum prescribed by the student's academic

department. b. A grade point average of 2.00 for all courses attempted and for all courses that

count toward graduation requirements (excluded from grade averaging is the letter grade P in Pass/Fail courses), These courses may, however, count toward graduation.

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 studene 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 the student's responsibility to check with the departmental advisor on fulfillment of the specific requirements of the major department.

Major Codes 301 AEROSPACE ENGINEERING SCIENCES 317 AEROSPACE ENGINEERING, SCIENCE AND BUSINESS 331 APPLIED MAT!IHIATI CS 333 APPLIED W.THENATICS AND BUSINESS 305 ARCHITECTURAL ENGitlEERING 319 ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING AND BUSINESS 307 CHEMICAL ENGINEERING 321.CHEMICAL ENGINEERING AND BUSINESS 309 CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING 323 CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING AND BUSINESS 311 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING 318 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING AND MUSIC 325 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING AND BUSINESS 328 ELECTRIAL ENGINEERING AND COMPUTER SCIENCE 322 ELECIRIAL ENGINEERING COMPUTER SCIENCE AND BUSINESS 313 ENGINEERING PHYSICS 327 ENGINEERING PHYSICS AND BUSINESS 315 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 329 M~CHANICAL ENGINEERING AND BUSINESS

Aerospace Engineering Sciences

554 AR E 363 030 ACOLSTICS IN ARCH 001 l20Q-l250 ~ W F ECCR 2-26 SAME AS AERO 363

554 AR E «J3 030 STRUCTURES 1 COl 130Q-l350 M W F ECCE 0-01 FOURTH YEAR ENVO STUDENTS ONLY

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556. CH E 212 030 CH I;NGR MATL/ENGY BAL 001 o8oo-csso M w F PREREC CHEM 103 OR lOB OR EQUIV

556 CH E 241 020 t-HEM Et-. MAT/INDUS CHEM

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556 CH E .403 04·0 CHEM ENGR LAB

REC-cHEM ENGR LAB

556 CH E 433 030 CH E REACTION KINETICS

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556 CH E 458 030 PROCESS DYNAMICS 001 lOOD-1050 M W 002 !OOD-1050 M W

PREREQ CH E 322

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556 CH E 521 030 TRANSPORT PHENOMENA 001 -oeoo-oa5o M w F PREREQ SENIOR OR GRADUATE STANDING

556 CH E 537 030 CH E THERMODY~AMICS 001 LlOD-1215 T TH

556 CH E 549 030 CHEM TECH HI POLYMERS 001 090D-09 50 M W F PREREQ ORGANIC CHEM 332 OR .336v SAME ASCH-E 442

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552 AERO 203 030 MECHANiCS 1

552 AERO 311 030 FLUID DYNAMICS 1

552 AERO 322 030 STRUCTURES 1

552 AERO 326 030 AEROSPACE MATERIAlS

552 AERO 341 030 SYSTEMS ANALYSIS 1

552 AERO 363 030 INTRO ACOUSTICS, NOISE SAME AS AR E 363

552 AERO 395 030 DESCRIPTIVE ACOUSTICS SAME AS AERO 599

552 AERO 403 030 FliGHT MECHANICS

552 AERO 413 030 GAS DYNA~ & PROPULSION

001 l40D-1450 M W F Bl£- 24~ RO CUlP

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560 C E 312 030 MECfiANICS OF MATERIALS PREREO C E p2

560 C E 313 030 APPLIED MECHANICS 1 PREREQ A II 236

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560 C E 391 030 t!Vll ENGI~EERING SYS

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560 '154 G30 ST£EL DESIGN LAB-STEEL DESIGN

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560 C E 456 020 Tl~BER DESIGN

560 c 480 030 UTERMEDIATE SOil ENGR

560 C E 494 030 SENUlR P!IOJECTS FIRST SEMEHER SENIORS ONLY

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560 C E 498 030 ENGINEERING CONTRACTS SAME AS C E 524

560 SQ1 030 ENERGY CONTROl SVSTE~S

560 5!2 030 I NTERMED MfCH CiF MAT

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S60 t E ?00 1~4 MASTERS THESIS

560 t E &00 0-9 DOC TORS TI!ESIS

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156 C S 110 UO ELEK PROG-SCIEIITISTS PREREQ ~IGH SCHOOL ALGEBRA

156 C S 210 030 FUND OF COMPUTING 1

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156 C S 401 330 INTRO PROG LANG & PROC

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156 C S ~13 030 AOV HNIT£ I'AT~ I PR£REQ CNE SEMESTER CALCULUS, C S 210

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156 C S 560 030 NUMERICAL ANALYSIS 1 PREfl:EO -MATH ZJ.O, 313, AJIO C. S 210 SAKE AS MATH 560

156 C S 565 1)3.0 NUM .. METH fOR llPTIM ,PREREQ MATH 313, SAME AS HATH 565

156 t S 581 030 OATA MGT & FILE SYS PREAEQ C S 445

156 C 5 582 030 SOFTWARE ENGINEERING PREREQ ASSEMBLY lANGUAGE PRoGRAMMING

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-.!!.Qll..,. FOR E E 20!. lNTRO TO COMPUTING, REGISTER FOR C S 210 IN THE COMPUTER SCIENCE DEPT.

564 E E 213 040 CIRCUIT A~ALYSlS

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564 E E 214 030 CIRCUIT ANALYSIS

564 E E 253 010 CIRCUITS LAB.' 1

564 E 254 010 CIRCUITS LAB 2

LAB FOR C IRCU!TS LAB 2

564 E E 257 030 LOGIC CIRCUITS

564 E E 302 030 STATISTICAL THERMO PREREQ E E 313. 32lt 381 ANO CHEM 210

564 E E 303 030 ELEC CI.RCUITS 1

PREREQ A M 235

564 E E 313 030 ELECTRGMAG FIELDS l

PREREQ AM 235

564. E E 314 030 ELECTRciMAG FIElDS

564 E E 316 030 ENERGY CONVERSION 1 PREREO E E 214, 313 OR PHYS 332

564 E E 321 030 ElECTRONICS 1

PREREQ OR COREQ E E 214

564 E E 322 030 ELECTRONICS 2

564 E E 331 030 LINEAR SYSTEMS THEORY

564 E E 343 010 ELECTRICAL LAB 1 LAB-ELECTRICAl LAB 1

564 E E 351 030 INTF!O COMPUTER ENGR

564 E E 354 020 POWER LAB 1

564 E E 361 020 ELECTRONICS L,AB 1

LAB-ELECTRON! CS LAB 1

564 E E, 362: 020 ElECTRONlCS LAB 2

LAB-ELECTRONICS LAB .2

56~ E E 381 030 lNTRO TO PROBABILITY P:REREO JUNIOR STANDING

564 E E 403 OZO 'ELEM Gf ELECTRONICS

564 E E 413 030 CONTROl SYSTEMS ANALYS

564 E e 416 030 EI\ERGY CONVERSION 2

564 E E 422 030 ELECTRONICS 3 PREREQ E E 322

564 424 030 COMMUNICATION THEORY

564 E E 434 030 lNTRO TO SOLIO STATE

564 E E 437 030 INTEGRATED CIRCUIT LAB LAB-INTEG CIRCUITS LAB_

1)64 E E 443 010 -EtEM Et.ECUONICS LAB

564

564 E E

564 E E

564 E E PRE REO

453 030 ASSEMBLY LANG PROG

458 010 LGGIC CIRCUITS LAB

LAB-LOGIC CIRCUITS LAB

459 030 COMPUTER ORGANIZATION

460 020 COMPUTER LAe E 45a AND 459

564 E E 461 OZO ELECTRONICS LAB

LAB FOR ElECTRON LAB 3

56-4 E E 46-3 020 TRANSMISSION LAB LAB FOR TRANSMISSION

564' E E 465 020 'COMMUNICATIONS ·tA:B

lAB-COMMUNICATIONS tAB

564 E E 470 030 Sh'ITCH/FlN!TE AUTOMATA PRE REO E 257/E E 130 lOGIC CIRCUITS

564 E E 491 030 INTRO TO VLSI DESIGN I

564 E E 493 030 MICROPROCESSIJRS

564 E E 494 020 M.ICROPROCESSORS lAB LAB-MICROPROCESSOR LAB

564 E E 505 030 PRIN Of ELECTRON CEVIC PREREQ SENIOR STANDING

56't E E -511 030 WAVEGUI lJE S &. TRANS liN

564 E E 513 030 ELECiROMAG RAOIAT ION PREREQ E E 31.4

564 E E 521 030 ENGINEERING MATH 1

564 E E 531 030 TELECOM SYSTEMS THEORY

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564 E E 541 030 AUTOMATIC CONT SVS 1

564 544 030 INTRO KOORN CNTRL THEO

564 E E 559 030 COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE PREREQ E 459 OR INSTR CONSENT

·564 E E 561 030 NOISE & RANDOM PROCES ;

564 E E 563 030 DIGITAL FILTERING

564 E E 5~6 030 POWER DISTRIBUTION SVS

564 581 030 INTRO SYSTEMS APPROACH

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564 E E 587 030 UD FOR VLSl 1 001 130D-l350 M li F ECCR Q-09

564 E E 590 000 GRADUATE SEP'lNAR

564

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592 03D POWER ELECTRONICS

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564 E E 593 .:HO It-.TRO RADAR & SENS oot ogo(}..ogso M w F eccR o-3t

5<>4 E E 59 5 030 SILICON OEV IC.E LAB 001 120Q-1700 OPEN TO GRADUATE STUDENTS ONLY

564 597 010 TELECOM SEMINAR 001 1500-1650 M

564 E E 596 030 LIGHTNING SVS PROTECT 001

!i2ll.:. ALL 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL roRM.

564 599 3-6 TELECOM PROJECT 9DO

564 E E 602 030 SCLIO STATE ELEC 2 001

5t4 E E 627 030 MATH METH FlO THEORY

564 E E 700 1-6 MASTERS THESIS

564 E E 800 0-9 DCCTORS THESIS

564 E E 810 100 DOCTORS THESIS

564 F. E 920 1-3 INOEFENDENT STUDY

5t4 E E 930 1-3- II'4DEPENDENT STUDY

564 E E 940 I-3 INDEPENDENT STUOY

564 E E 941 1-3 INDEPENDENT S.TUDY

564 E E 950 l-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

5.64 E E 960 1.-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

564 E E 999 000 MASTERS DEGREE CAND

Engineering

568 ENGR 101 020 ENGINEERING Df:lAWING

001

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OPEN ONLY TG STUDENT$ ON /J SPACE AVAilABLE BASIS~ All INTERESTED STUDENTS SHOUlD REQUEST THE COURSE BUT ENGINEERING STUDENTS Will BE GIVEN PREFERENCE ..

001 002 003 004 005 006 007 008 009 010 Cll 012 013

0900-ll50 0900-1!50 090Q-ll50 090Q-ll50 0900-1150 0900-1150 l40fr-1650 140D-1650 140Q-16 50 130D-'.l550 130Q-l550 130D-1550 0'900-1150

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56{1 ENGR 109 030 CREATIVE USES 'd_F- TECH, ooi· OSOQ-.0850 ~ W F Bl.S 2Sd'· .'Rc·· RAt,h~N~lRAUS THIS COURSE IS ACCEPTED FOR ARTS t SCIENCES tREDIT .. AN lNTRCOUCTORV lEVEl COURSE.FQR STUDENTS NOT MAJORING IN ENGINEERING OR SCIENCE. SEE CGLLEGE Of ARTS & SCIENCES AREA HQUIREMENTS.

568 ENGR 301 030 THERMODYNAMICS

'PREREQ A M 236 AND PHVS 213

Industrial Engineering

572 I E 351 030 ENGR STATISTICS 1 PREREQ A M 235 OR EQUIV, SAME AS CH 351

572 I E 397 030 ENGINEERING ECONOMY

SAME AS C E ·497

572 I E 446 030 ROBOTICS

572 451 030 ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT

. 5t2 I E 465 030 fiUMAN FACTORS-ENG OSGN

572 1 E 475 030 INDUSTRIAL SYSTEMS

5:/il l E 546 030 ROBOTICS

572 I E 591 030 AOV ENGR ECONOMICS

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All 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE CEPARTM-ENTAl FOAM ..

57.2 I E 700 1-4 M.flSTERS THESIS

572 I E 930 1-3 INDEPENDENT ST~DY.

572- I E 940 1-3 INOEPENOENT STUDY

572 I E 950 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY

572 I E 999 000 MASTERS OEGREE CANO

Mechanical Engineering

·M E 130 020 INTR':l TO MECti' Ef..IGR

580 M E 203 030 COMPUTER AI DEO DESIGN

580 M E 281 030 MECHANICS 1

PREREQ SOPHOMORE STANDING

580 M E 295 1-3 SPECIAL TOPICS

580 M E 301 030 INTRO TO MATL SCIENCE

580 M E 313 030 THERMOOVNAMlCS.

580 ME 314 020 MEASUREMENTS.!

5BO M E 316 020 MEASUREMENTS 2

PREREQ ~ E 314

580 M E 362 030 HEAT TRANSFER

PREREC A M 236

580 M E 371 030 SYSTEMS ANALYSIS 1

580 M E 383 030 MECHANICS 3 PREREO ~ E 2B2

580 M E 401.030 "'.ECH BEHAV Of MATLS lAB-MECI-I BEHAV OF MATt

H E 414 030 MECH ENGR o·ESIGN 1

580 M E 416 030 MACHINE DESIGN 2

580 M E 424 030 REFRIGERATION

580 M E 442 030 MECH ENGR PROJECTS

LAB-IIECH ENGR PROJECTS

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900

900

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498 030 TOPICS IN, MAll SCIENCE

50! 030 ENERGY CONTROL SYSTEMS

514 030 STATISTICAL THER~O

521 030 METHODS-ENGR ANALY 1

580 M E 532_ 030 INTRO fLUID MECHANICS SAME AS AERO 517

580 H E 563 030 HEAT TRANSFER 1

580 M E 575 039 I NTRQ-CONT!NUUM MECH

580 M E 597 030 CCMBUSTION

580 M E 598 030 TOPICS IN MATL SCIENCE

580 M E 666 030 PLASTICITY

580 'if E 696 030 SPECl Al TOPICS

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580 M E 700 1-4 MASTERS THESIS 900 ARR

580 M E 800 0-9 OCCTORS THESIS 900 ARR

580 • E 810 100 OCCTORS THESIS 900 ARR

580 M E 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR

580 M E 941 L-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR

580 ME 950.1-3 !~DEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR

580 Ill E 960 1-6 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR

580 · M E 999 000 MASTERS DEGREE CANO 900 ARR

GRADUATE SCHOOL BRUCE R. EKSTRAND, Dean

General Information for Registration Consult the University of Colorado at Boulder Catalog and your major department for additional information concerning requirements fur advanced de9rees. All re0ular deqree and provisional degree graduate students must have the approval of their authorized departmental representatives concerning their oronosed proqram of courses for each semester and must plan their degree programs with their designated advisors. Admission to Graduate School is not equivalent to approval of candidacy for an advanced deqree. A student who wishes to become a candidate for a degree must make anplication in the manner prescribed under the requirements for the degree sought.

Graduate Deadlines and Exam Dates 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 responsibil ity to ascertain such requirements and to meet them as designated by the department or program chairman.

Deadlines for Master's Degree Candidates for Fall 1983 Qualifying Examination Requests for Transfer of Credit

Application for Candidacy Form

Comprehensive-Final Examination

Students should check with department. t1ust be received in Graduate School by the Beginning of the semester prior to the semester of graduation. Must be received in Graduate School at least 10 weeks before comprehensive-final exa~ination is attempted. It is recommended that application be submitted the semester previous to qraduation.

Examin.iltion must be scheduled bv November 9 and completed ,by November 23, l98:l: for December conferring of degrees. Students must be registered at the time the examination is attemoted and must reqister at the beginning of the sem~ster durinq the regular reqistration period.

Thesis Filed in Graduate School, December 2, 1983, for December conferring of degrees. Complete in all Respects

Deadlines for Doctoral Degree Candidates for Fall 1983 Preliminary Examination

Comoletion of Lanqua9e Requirement

Earned at Least Three Semesters of -credit Application for Candidacy Filed in Graduate School Thesis Approved by Department Final Examination

Thesis Filed in Graduate School, Complete in all Respects

Major Codes · 401 ACCOUNTING 402 AEROSPACE ENGINEERING SCIENCES 403 ANTHROPOLOGY 404 APPLIED MATHH1ATICS 400 APPLIED PHYSICS 464 ASTRO-GEOPHYSICS 483 ASTROPHYSICS 406 BASIC SCIENCE

Must precede the comorehensive examination by at least two semesters.

Prior to approval of application for candidacy by Dean of Graduate School.

Prior to approval of a~p 1 i cation for candidacy by Dean of Graduate School. At least 14-i:lays before-co~orehensive examination is attempted. Student should check with deoartment. Examination must be scheduled by November 16 and comPleted by November 30, 1983, for December conferring of degrees. Students must be registered for at least seven hours of doctoral thesis at the time the,,examination is taken and must register at the begin'niri'i] of the semester durin~ the regular registration.

November 30, 1983, for December conferring of deqrees.

407 BIOLOGY: ENViRONMENTAL, POPULATION, AND ORGANISMIC 433 BIOLOGY: MOLECULAR, CELLULAR, AND DEVELOPMENTAL 410 BUSINESS A!Jio1INISTRAT!ON 411 CHEMICAL ENGINEERING 425 CHEMICAL PHYSICS 412 CiH:.MISTRY 413 CIVIL ENGINEERING 460 CLASS! CS 459 COMMUNICATION 462 COMM DISORDERS AND SPEECH SCIENCE 420 COMPARATIVE LITERATURE 467 COMPUTER SCIENCE 472 DANCE 415 ECONOMICS EDUCATION

804 INSTRUCTION AND CURR! CULUM IN CONTENT AREAS

821 SOCIAL MULTICULTURAL AND BILINGUAL FOUNDATIONS

824 RESEARCH AND EVALUATION METHODOLOGY 827 ADMINISTRATION, SUPERVISION, AND

CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT 835 EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGICAL STUDIES

417 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING 477 ENGINEERING, MASTER OF 418 ENGLISH LANGUAGE 419 ENGLISH LITERATURE 421 FINANCE 422 FINE ARTS - ART EDUCATION 468 FINE ARTS - ART HISTORY 423 FINE ARTS - CREATIVE ART 424 FRENCH 426 GEOGRAPHY 427 GEOLOGY 485 GEOPHYSICS 428 GERMAN 431 HISTORY 430 ITALIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE 432 JOURNALISM 436 LINGUIST! CS 474 MANAGEMENT SCIENCE 438 MARKETING 473 MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS 439 MATHEMATICS

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56

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30

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440 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 444 MECHANICS

451 PHYSICAL EDUCATION 452. PHYSICS

441 ,MUSIC (D.MUS.A.) 405 MUSIC (M.MUS.)

453 POLITICAL SCIENCE 454 PSYCHOLOGY

414 MUSIC EDUCATION (M.MUS.ED.) 442 MUSIC EDUCATION (Ph.D:)

456 RUSSIAN 457 SOCIOLOGY 458 SPANISH 443 MUSICOLOGY

449 PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES 450 PHILOSOPHY

466 TELECOMMUNICATIONS .476 THEATRE

SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM RUSSELl E. SHAIN, Dean

See pages 193-196 and 340 in the 1983-84 University of Colorado at Boulder Catalog for information on requirements and courses. Advising- All journalism and prejournalism majors must consult a Journalism advisor during the registration period. Administrative Drops - Students may be dropped from journalism epurses for non-attendance, especially during the first week of classes., or for not haying completed "prerequisites.

Major Codes 551 ADVERTISING 552 BROADCAST PRODUCTION MANAGH1ENT 550 NEWS EDITORIAL 141 PREJOURNALISM (COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES) 554 PUBLIC RELATIONS 553 RADIO- TELEVISION NEvJS

bOO JOUR 100 030 .CCNTEMP MASS MEOlA 001 l40D-1515 T TH

600 JOUR 250 030 REPORTING

RAMY C250 JE ARNCLD

PREREQ JOUR 100 AND SOPHCMORE STANDING .. MAY BE LIMITED TO MAJORS. STUDENT MUST HAVE AT LEAST AVERAGE TYPING S"KILLS ... ,

bOO JOUR 310 030 PRESS PHOTOGRAPHY PREREQ JOUR 250, MAY BE LIMITED TO MAJORS THREE HCUR LAB TO BE ARRANGED

001 0800-0950 T TH 002 1000-1150 T TH 003 1200-1350 T TH 004 0800-C950 M W 005 1000-1150 " 006 lZOD--1350 W 007 1900-2050 M W

001 1300-1350 1>11 W F

600 JOUR 340 030 -~PRIN OF ADVERTISING 001 1400-1.515 T TH PREREQ SOPHOMORE STANDING, MAY BE LIMITED TO t-IAJO'RS

600 JOUR 345 030 AOVT COPY &. LAYOUT

PREREQ JOUR 3409 ~AY BE l:IMHED TO MAJORS

600 JOUR 346 030 ADVt:RTtSING MEDIA PREREQ JOUR 340, tJAY BE LIMITED TO MAJORS

600 JOUR 350 040 REPORT PUBLIC AFFAIRS

001 0930- 1045 T TH 002 1600-1830

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MCKY 003 0

HLMS 252 OS SOMERVILLE

MCKY ll 7 CF FRAZER MCKY ll 7

MCKY ll 7 FW BIGLOW

PREREQ JOUR. 250, OPEN ONLY T( ~AJORS_.

100 1100-1215 T TH

LAB-REPORT PU~ AFFAIRS LllO l40G-1650 T L120 1401}-1650 TH Ll30 140Q-1650 F

600 JCUR 351 040 REP PUB AFFAIRS-GR.AD

~CKY 102

/"ICKY 003C MCKY 003C MCKY 003 6

WI MC REYNOLDS FL KAPLAN FL KAPLAN AB SOHN WI MC REYNOLDS

OPEN ONLY TO GRADUATE STUDENTS IN JCURNAllSM

LA's-REP Pus-AfFAIRS-GR 100 1100-1215 T TH

lllO 1400-1550 M W MCKY 102 LC WILKINS MCKV 003C LC WILKINS

600 JOUR 355 030 NEWS EDITING 001 0830-1045 M W t>'CKY 0038 MA DEANS 002 0830-1045 T TH MCKY 0038 RH CLAXTON

PREREQ JOUR 250, CPEN ONlY TO MAJORS

600 JOUR 36C 030 RADIO & TV NEWS PREREQ JOUR 250, OPEN ONlY TC MAJORS

600 JOUR 364 030 PRINCIPLES BOCAST PROD

MAY BE LIMI TEO TO MAJORS

600 JOUR 36 7 oz·o TV PRODUCTION 2

100 0900-1150 M 090Q-09 50 w

200 1100-llSO M W 1200-1350 M

001 1300-1700 T TH 002 130G-l700 T TH

MCKY ll 7 J-1CKY 117 MCKY ll 7 ~CKY 117

OS SOMERVILLE

STAD 34E: SB JONES MCKY 0030

PREREQ JOUR 364, MAY BE llt.liTED TO MAJORS, STUDENTS MUST REGISTER FOR THE LECTURE ANO ONE LAB. ADDITIONAL TWO HOURS OF LAB TO BE ARRANGED.

LAB-TV PRODUCTION 2 001 1500-1650 M

L002 oaoo-noo r TH S TAO 34l:: SB JCNES STAO 308 58 JONES

600 JOUR 37"7 030 HISTORY OF JOURNAliSM 001 Ot;00-0950 M W F MCt<Y 102 S KUCZUN PRERFQ UPPER DiVISION STANDING, MAY BE l'iMITEO TO MAJORS

600 JOUR 428 030 PUB RELATIONS PROJECTS 001 1600-1830 M MCKY 117 WJ KOSTKA PREREO JOUR 427 OR SENIOR STANDING- AND CONSENT OF SCHOOL OF JOURNAU SM. SAME AS JOUR 528.

600 JOUR 440 il30 ADVERTISiNG CAMPAIGNS 001 PREREO JOUR 345 AND 346t SAME AS JOUR 540 MAY BE li Ml TED TO ~AJORS

6oo JouR 450 o3-o RePo_RnNG 3 oat PREREO SENIOR STANDING• JOUR 350 & 355, LAB TO BE ARRANGED, OPEN CNLY TC MAJORS

600 JOUR 462 030 RADIO-TV NEWS EOUING 001 PREREO JOUR ~509 360 AND 364~ SA14E AS JOUR 562 .. 1-tAY BE LIMITED TO M".AJOR:S.

l40o-l515 . T TH

1 530-1645 "1 w

140Q-1645 T TH

600 JOUR 464 030 'RAOro, TV STAT ORG/OPR 001 l23D-1345 T TH MAY BE LIMITED TO MAJORS, SAME AS JOUR 564

MCKY 003E CF FRAZER

MCKY 003 0 MA DEANS

MCKY 117

STAD 367 HE Hill

600 JOUR 465 030 JCURNAL ISM & THE LAW 001 100o-:10SO "t W F MCI<.Y 102 PREREO UPPER-DIVISION STANDING, MAY BE LIMITED TO MAJ_ORS

bOO JOUR 467 0?.0 -,T\J PRODUCTION· 3 PREREQ JOUR 3b7, MAY BE LIMITED TO ~AJORS .. STUOE~TS MUST REGISTER FOR TH LECTURE ·ANO ONE LAB.

,ADD.IT IONAl nw HOU~S .OF lAB 10 BE ARRANGE C ..

LAB ..... TV PROGUCTION 3 001 1500-16-50 M

f:-002 080!>'-1100 T TH S TAD 346 HE HILl STAO 308 HE HILL

600 JOUR 480 030 MAG ARTICLE WRITING 001 1100-1150 M W f MCKY 0030 PREREQ JOUR 250, OPEN ONLY TO MAJORS

600 JOUR 490 030 JOUR &. PUBL OPINION 001 llOD-1150 M W f MCKY 102 AB SOHN PREREQ SENIOR STANDING, MAY BE _llMtTEO TO MAJORS

600 JOUR 496 1-3 NEWSPAPER PRACTICUM 701 1400-15 15- M W •tKY 0038 MA DEANS PREREQ INSTR CONSENT

600 JOUR 497 1-3 ADVERTISING PRACTICUM PREREQ INSTR CONSENT

701 l40D--l515 M W MCKY 0030 FW BIGLOW

600 JOUR 498 1-3 INTERNSHIP 900 ARR

.!!£!.!.: All 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM.

600 JOUR 500 1-4 RESfARCH 900 ARR

600 JOUR 50i 010 Pfl.OSEMlNAR IN JOUR OPEN ONLY TG JOURNALISM GRADUATE STUDENTS

001 1600-1715 MCKY 003 8 Fl KAPLAN

600 JOUR 505 030 THEORIES OF MASS COMM 001 l"iOD-1630 T MCKY 23C LC WILKINS

600 JOUR 520 030 INTERNATIONl MASS COMM 001 140Q-1630 TH MCKY 23 0 F l KAPLAN '

600 JOUR 528 030 PUB RELATIONS PROJECTS 001 1600~1830 M PREREQ JOUR 427 OR CONSENT OF SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM

MCKY. 117 WJ KOSTKA

SAME AS JOUR 428

600 JOUR 540.030 ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS PREREQ JOUR 345 AND 346, SAME AS JOUR lt40

001 140Q--1S15 T TH MCKY 003B CF FRAZER

600 JOUR 550 030 REPORTING SEMINAR 001 1600-1830 M PREREQ JOUR 351 AND 355, lAB TO BE ARRANGED

MCKY 230 WI MC REYNOLDS

OPEN TO MAJCRS ONLY

600 JOUR 5'2 030 RADIO-TV NEWS EDITING OOl lltOG-1645 T TH fo!CKV 117 PREREQ JOUR 351, 360 AND 364, SAME AS JOUR 462

38

350

16 16 16 16 16 H 16

30

15C

18 18

51

11 11 11

1 ~ 1 ~

" 11

H

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TITI.E OF COUIISE SEC DAYS

600 JOUR 564 030 RADIO TV SrAT ORGIOPR 001 123<>-1345 T TH PREREQ GRAD STANDING, SAME A~ JOUR lt64

600 JOUR 565 030 MASS COMM lEGAl 1 SSUES 001 130G-l530 M


600 JOUR 598 1-3 INTERNSHIP

600 JOUR 700 1-6 MASTERS THESIS.·

600 JOUR 930 1-4 I NOEPENDENT STUOY

600 JOUR 950 1-4 INDEPENDENT STUDY

900

900

900

900

600 JOUR 951 030 IND STUCY-RTV ISSUES BOO 083G-UOO NOTE.. SECURE A CONTRCLLEO ENROlLMENT FORM FROM DEPARTMENT ..

600 JOUR 960 L-4 INDEPENDENT STUDY

600 JOUR 999 '000 MASTERS DEGREE CAND

SCHOOL OF LAW BETSY LEVIN, Dean

900

900

ARR

ARR

ARR

ARR

w

ARR

ARR

BUIG ROOM INSTRUCTOR

STAD 367 HE Hll,L

M~KY 0030

MCKY 003 0

PLEASE NOTE: For course offerings and information consult the law School Registrar in the Fleming Law Building, Room 141.

COLLEGE OF MUSIC ROBERT FINK, Dean

All undergraduate music students are required to attend a literature/performance class as part of their principal applied music lessons.

, Applied music (lessons and classes) are available to degree students in music only. Nonmusic majors secure information regarding private lessons (and classes) available to them, at the College of Music Office, Music C-111. Music 108, 183, 276, 364; P Mus. 111, 120, 130, 330, 131, 331, 132, 332, are available for nonmusic students at time of registration. Other music classes are available during Orop/ Add period with written permission of the instructor.

Major Codes 318 E E and MU.S 601 B of MUS 607 MUS EDUC 614 BA in MUS 650 BUS MUS

Convocation Requirement

099 MUS 1119 000 CONVOCATION RECITALS 001 ARR CA BYERS

Courses Open to Both Nonmusic and Musk Majors

100 MUS 108 03G RUDfMENTS OF MUSIC 001 1200-1250 M W FOR NON MUSIC MAJORS OR REM£ DIAl FOR MUSIC MAJCR S

700 MUS 183 030 APPRECIATION OF t.4.USIC NONMUSIC MAJORS ONLY

LAB-APPREC OF MUSIC

001 002 003 ' 004

L041 l042 l043 L044 l045 L046

oaa·'0-0915 1300-1350 llOQ-llSO 1400-1450 1400-1450 lOOD-1050 1100-1150 1000-1050 1400-1450 tzorr:-tiso

T TH M W F M W F M W

T T T

TH TH

MLS N859

MlS MUS MLS MUS MUS MI...S MUS MLS MLS

' MUS

NBS 9 NB59 Cl99 c 199 N18C N180 N180 Nl80 Nl80 N180

DB EllSWORTH WS COLLINS GH BEALL GH BEALL GH BEALL GH BEALL GH BEALL GH BE-All GH BEALL

700 MUS 276 030 MUSIC ANO DRAMA 001 1100-1150 '"I W F MLS Cl21 D HAYES

700 MUS 364 030 HISTORY OF JAZZ

Theory

700 MUS 100 030 THEORY 1 COR EQ MUS 102

700 MUS 101 030 THEORY 1 COREQ MUS 103

700 "iUS 102 010 THEORY/EAR TR ~AB 1

COREC ~US 100. SEC 012 IS INTE~SIFIEO. ONLY SECTION OPEN TO NONMUSIC AND MUSIC

700 MUS 103 010 THEORY/EAR TR lAB 1 COR EQ MUS I 01

001 1230-1345 T TH

DO 1 090o- C'950 T TH

. 001 OBDD-0850 T TH

010 011 012 013 014

SEC 014 MAJORS.

0900-09 50 M W 0900-0950 "' w 0800-0850 M W oaoo-oa5o M w 0900- C9 50 "1 W

IS THE

001 0800-C850 M W

f{J~ MUS lOS, RUDIMENTS OF "'USICt SEE liSTING UNO_€R "MUSIC COURSES OPEN TO BOTH NONMUSIC AND MUSIC MAJORS.

700 MUS ~121 010 SEK-tOMPOSITlON COREQ P MUS 153-653

001 1400-1550 M

700 MUS 22:1 010 SEM-COMPOSIT!ON

Ml.S C19S FW SCOTT

Mi..;S cp;g WS COLLINS

MLS N849

Ml.:S MI,;S MLS Ht.S •Ls

Cl21 C125 NB5S N846 NB49

KJ MC CARTHY

Fw scan

OJ PINKOW WS COLLINS

MUS N84S KJ MC CARTHY

Ml.S NB49 CG EAKIN LJ GCl'IZALEZ R E TOENS lNG

REFER Hl MUS 121 FOR tNFCRMATION

700 MUS 321 010 SEM-<::OMPOSITION

700 MUS 421 010 SEM~COMPOSITION

700 MUS 521 010 SEM-COMPOSITJON

100 MUS 621 010 SEM-COMPOSITION

700 MUS 200 030 THEORY 2 COREQ MUS 202

700 MUS 202 010 THEORY/EAR TR LAB 2

COREQ MUS 200. SEC 010 IS AN INTENSIVE~

700 MUS 400 030 CCNTEMPORARY THEORY

700 MUS 402 02C 18TH C COUNTERPOINT

700 MUS '~04 020 OHCHESTRATION PREREQ MUS 207

700 MUS 406 020 ANALYSTS 1

001 140D-1550 M HUS N849 CG EAKIN

REFER TO MUS 121 FOR lN.FORMAHON

001 li&OQ-1550 M I>!LS N84'9

REFER TO MUS 121 FOR INFORMATION

001 l40Q-1550 M .MUS N84 q

REFER TO MUS 121 FOR INFORt.tAliON

001 1400-1550 M MLS N849

REFER TO MUS 121 FOR I NFCRMA liON

LJ GONZALEZ RE TOENSING

CG EAKIN LJ GONZALEZ R E TOENS lNG

CG EAKIN LJ GONZALEZ RE TOENS ING

CG EAKIN LJ GONZALEZ R E TOENS ING

001 140Q-1550 M Jol,tJS NB49 \ CG EAKIN

001 1000-10 50 T TH

OtO 100Q-1050 M W 011 100D-1050 M W 012 090D-0950 M W

00 l 093G-1045 T TH

001 1300-1350 T TH

00 l 1000-1050 TH

001 1200-125iJMW

'

LJ GONZALEZ RE TO ENS lNG

Ml..S Cl99 CG EAKIN

MlS Cl21 MUS Cl25 IALS NBS 9

Ml:S NB5S

f<!l!S C 121

MUS Cl2l

MUS NB49

FW SCOTT CG EAKIN R T ROZNOY

RH OlSON

LJ GO!<H,LEZ

LJ GONZALEZ

R E TO EN-SING

100 J..1t.f''s Ji!l.ll..,.

408 020 ElECTRONIC MUSIC 801 lOOG-1050 M ~ MLS NB'1-6 RE "lOENSING SECURE A CONTROllED ENROLLMENT FORM FROM DEPARTMENT.

HI'T CAS UNIT MO. DEPT NO. tR TITLE Of COURSE SEC TIME DAYS

10 TOO MUS 504 020 ADVANCED ORCHESTRATION 001 1000-10~0 T TH

18 700 MUS 506 030 ACVANCEO ANALYSIS 1

ADDITIONAL HOUR TO BE ARRANGED 001 0900-0950 M W

700 MUS 508 OZO ELECTRON! C MU.SIC 801 lOOQ-1050 M W

20

20

20

20

18

20

30

SAME AS MUS 408. FROM DEPARTMENT •

SECURE A CONTROLlED ENROllMENT FORM

Music Education

700 MUS 210 030 SCHOOL MUSIC ~URR 001 ll00-1150 H W F

700 t1.US 310 030 TEACHifoiG GENERAL MUSIC 001 090Q-0950 M W F

700 MUS 312 030 rEACHING CHORAL MUSIC 001 1400-1450 M W

700 MUS 313 010 CLSRM INST LAB-GUITAR 001 150<>-1550 M W

BIJIG Rill N INSTRUCTOR

MUS C 121 lJ GONZALEZ

fJ~S NB46

MUS N846

HI.)$ Cl2 5

RE TOENS lNG

RE TOENSING

GH BEAll

GH BEALL

M\..S C 12 5 KJ MC CAR THY

MLS NB85 LE WORSTER

700 MUS 316 030 TCHING STRING INSTRMNT VIOUN/.VIOLA- MUS NBB5, CELLO/STRING BASS- MUS NS95

350

60

45 45

120 45 20 20 20 20 20 20

40

100

100

50

50 50 40 50 50

50

10

10

10

10

10

200

50 50 50

50

40

25

40

25

39

700 MUS

REC-TCHING STRING INST lAB-TCHI~G STRING INST

317 020 CCNDUCT lNG I

700 MUS 320 010 MUS FOR CLSRM TCHR

PREREC MUS 183 SEC 004 OR 005

001 OB0(}-0850 ROlO 0800-0850 M W LOll 080D-0850 T TH

001 1400-1450 T TH 002 140D-1450 T TH

001 1400-1450 002 I50D-I550

700 MUS 410 010 INTRO STVCENT TEACHING 001 llOQ-1150 T TH PREREQ MUS 310 OR 312 SEC 001, CDREQ T ED 412

700 MUS 412 030 STUDENT TCHG PRAC-ELEM

700 MUS 413 030 STUDENT, TCHG PRAC-SEC

700 MUS 415 010 PERCUSSION CLASS~ & PEO

700 MUS 419 010 SEM-STUOENT TEACHING

700 MUS 510 030 TEACHING GENERAL MUSIC

700 i'IUS 512 ·030 TEACHING CHORAL MUSIC

700 MUS 611 030 FGtf!liDAXIONS MUS EOUC 1

700 MUS 614 020 TCHNG MUS THRU PERFORM

001 ARR

001 ARR

001 1300-1350 T TH

001

001

001

001

001

1600-1650

0900-0950 M. W F 090(}-0950 TH

1400-1450 M W 1500-1550 M

160<>-1Bl5 ·rH

1600-1740 M

700 MUS 617 020 DJR OF CONT AESTH EDUC 001 160(}-1740

700 MUS 710 030 RSH IN LIT AND TECH 1 001 l60D-1115 M W

700 ,..us 112 020 RESEARCH -PRACTICUM 900 ARR

~ All 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAl FORM.

700 MUS 713 020 CCN\EMP ISSUES COL TCH 001 1600-1740 T TH

Choral Music

700 M.US 515 020 SEMINAR-CHORAL MUSIC 1 001 140Q-1550 REQUIRED OF ALL CHORAL M. MUS AND D,. MUS. A. STUDENTS EACH SEMESTER OF RESIDENCE. OPEN TO CTHER GRADUATE STUDENTS BY CONSENT OF CHORAL FACUL TV CHAIRMAN.

Organ and Church Music 700 MUS 226 020 SERVICE PlAYING TECH 001 ARR

700 MUS 426 020 IMPROVISATION

700 MUS 428 030 ORGAN SURVEY

700 MUS 52 3 2-8 CHURCH MUS RESEARCH

700 MUS 526 0 20 IMPROVI SATICN

700 MUS 528 030 ORGAN SURVEY

Piano

700 MUS 232 020 FUNCTlONAL TECH

100 MUS 236 020 PIANO ACCD"1PANY1NG

700 MUS 334 020 PIANO PEDAGOGY 2

70(1 MUS 432 020 PlANO LITERATURE

700 MUS 433 029 FAMGUS PIANISTS/PAST

700 MUS ?3 2 02 0 S EM-P lAND lIT

-700 MUS 533 020 FAMOUS PIANISTS/PAST

700 ~us 534 020 RSCH-PIANO LIT t: PEO

700 MUS 634 030 GROUP PROCESS

700 MUS 636 030 PRACTICUM-GROUP ENVIR

700 MUS 638 0 3 0 GFIP/CL ENV COLL LEVEL

Strings ToO MUS 45 7 02 0 QUARTETS Of BEETHOVEN

700 MUS 557 020 Q\;ARTETS OF BEETHOVEN

Voice

100 MUS 144 020 ITALIAN DICTION

00 I ARR

00 I 1400-1450 M W

701 ARR

001 ARR

001 1400-1450 M W F

001 0900-0950 T~ TH

001 1300-1350 M W

001 1300~1350 T TH

001 1500-1550 M W

00 l 1500-1650

001 1"00-1450 T TH

001 150G-1650 W

COl 002 003 004 005 006

ARR ARR ARR ARR ARR ARR

00 l ARR

001 1100-1400 TH

001 0900-1100 1600--1800

001 IIOD-1240

001 1100-1240

TH TH

TH

TH

001 140<>-1450 T TH

MUS NB95 SEE DEPT MUS N895,

MCKY 102 MUS Cl74

wr>rREEVES WN REEVES WN REEVES

RL WHITTEN AR HC HURRAY

MLS C I9S . GH ,BEALL Mt,;S C199 GH 8E4Ll

MLS Cl21 WN REEVES

~l...S NB46 JK GAUl

Mt.:S NB5 t;

Ml.S Cl9~

Ml.S NB46

Ml.S Cl.2 5 M\JS N285

,..·LS NB4S

MUS N849

MUS NB46

MlS NB5 S

KJ MC CARTHY

GH/BEALL

KJ MC CARTHY

W,N REEVES

KJ MC CARTHV

GH BEAll

J,<~N REEVES

KJ MC CARTHY

MUS N885 KJ MC CARTHY

MCKY 102

MCKY 20S

MCK "( 20'i

fo'LS Niao

Rl WHITTEN

DA VOllS TEDT

EJ HIL TV

DA VOllSTE:DT

DA VDLLSIEDT

EJ HILTY

DA \IOLLSTEOT

LM GRAHAM

MLS C194 WA CRAIG

"'lS Cl94

MLS Cl9S MW WAIT

MLS N285

MLS N285

MlS N28 5

S BULL

MW WAIT

euLL

G DUCKWORTH LM GRAHAM OP LEHNERT PF PARMELEE MW WAlT EK WALLINGFORD

DUCKWORTH

,.H.$ NlBO G DUCKWORTH

MtS NlBC G DUCKWORTH MlS N180

MI.JS Cll2 OK KOROMZAY

MLS Cll2 OK KORO"ZAY

MLS C121 K HATA

700 MUS· 441 ·1-3 OPERA PRACT !CUM 701 l60Q-l745 MTWTHF I'!I.:S NB95 OC JACKSON

700 MUS 442 020 OPERA THEATRE 001 1100-1150 H W F MUS N895 DC JACKSON FOR JUNIORS, SENIORS ANO GRADUATE VOICE PERFORMANCE MAJORS OTHERS MUST HAVE INSTR CONSENf·

700 MUS 44-4 020 VOCAl PEOAGOGY 1 001 14QD-145G M W MlS C 121 BM DOSCHER

700 MUS 447 330 GER DICTATION &. REP 001 150o-1550 M W F MLS NB95 JG PATON ASS !STANCE GIVEN hiTtl LANGUAGE

700 MUS 540 020 WOODS AND MUSIC 001 130<>-1350 M If

100 MUS 541 1-3 OPERA PRACTICUM 701 lb00-1745 MTWTHF

700 MUS 542 020 OPERA THEATRE 001 H0<>-1150 M W F FOR GRADUATE VOICE PERFORMANCE MAJORS, OTHERS MUsr· HAVE INSTR CONSENT

700 MUS 544 020 VOCAL PEDAGOGY 001 1400-1450 T TH

700 HUS 547 020 GER DICTATION & REP 001 150D-1550 M W ASSISTANCE GIVEN hiTH LANGUAGE

History and literature

700 MUS 180 030 INTRODUCTI-ON TO MUSIC 001 1000-1050 M W PREREO 01< COREQ MUS 100

FOR MUS 183. APPRECIATION OF MUSIC, SEE LISTING UNDER MUSIC COURSES OPEN TO BOTH NONMUSI C ANU MUSIC MAJORS~

FOR MUS 276, MUSIC AND DRAMA., SEE. LISTING UNDER COURSES OPEN TO BOTH NONMUSIC AND MUSIC MAJORS~

FOR MUS 364w HISTORY OF JAZZt SEE LISTING liNDER COURSES OPEN TO BOTH NONMUSiC AND MUSIC MAJORS~

?'00 MUS 380 030 HISTORY OF MUS.IC

PREREQ CR CDREO MUS 200

001 002

lOd0-1050 1100·-·11 '50

"700 MUS 477 030 HISTORY OF OPERA 001 093D-1045 T TH PREREQ MUS 381

MUS Cl2'5 BK SABLE

Mt,;S NE9 5 DC JACKSON

MLS N895 DC JACKSON

MlS Cl2 5 BM DOSCHER

f'US NS95 JG PATON

MUS Cl99 MW WAIT

MLS MUS

NB'5S NB5'1

0 HAYES 0 B ELLSWORTH

MiJS N2·8 5 DB EllSWORTH

UNIT

25

40

25

50

40

40

40

20 20 20

30 30

30 30

40

40

40

20

40

40

30

25

20

20

20

20

20

30

20

20

20

20

20

20

20

30

30

30

15

15

10 10 10 10 10 10

25

25

50

30

35

30

35

35

25

30

25

35

100

60 '•5

20

TITLE OF COURSE SEt TilE DAYS BlDG RDDII INSTRUCTOR

700 MUS 480 020 HUS'IC liT /BElA BARTOK 001 150Q-l650 TH Mt;S N285 S BULL

700 MUS 481 030 SYMPHONIC LITERATURE 001 1.40D-1515 T TH flUS NBSS JK GALH PREREQ MUS 381

700 MUS 487 030 LATE l8/l9TH C MUS 001 123D-1345 T TH HUS N285 0 HAYES PREREQ MUS 381

700 MUS 577 030 HISTORY Of OPERA 001 093G-1045 T TH MUS N285 OB ELLSWORTH

700 MUS 580 020 MUSIC liT/BElA' BARTOK 001 lSOD-1650 TH ML:S N285 BULL

700 MUS 581 030 S'VMPHONIC liTERATURE 001 1-400-1515 T-TH MlS NBS S J K GALM

700 MUS 584 030 MUSIC AESTHETICS 001 0900-C950 M W f JIIUS NB85 WK KEARNS

7_00 MUS 587 030 LATE 18/1'9TH C MUS 001 l23Q-1345 T TH MI..S N285 0 HAYES

700. MUS 783 030 SEH IN MUSJCOLO.GY 001 140D-1650 M MUS N285 D HAYES

BA in Music

700 MUS 398 010 JR RESEARCH SEMINAR 001 1400-1450 MtS N285 KO KROEGER

Theses and Recitals

J!Q!!.:. All 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM ..

700 MUS 399 000 JUNIOR RECITAL 900 ARR

700 MUS 495 D-4 SENIOR' THESIS 900 ARR

700 MUS 499 000 SENIOR RECITAL 900 ARR

Graduate Core Studies

.!:!.Q!!.: ALL 900 SECT IONS REQUIRE OEDART'1E!IITAl FORM.

700 MUS 57 0 2-3 I NTRO MUS S IBL RES 701 " 090Q-0950 M W F MLS N2:85 KO KROEGER

700 MUS 70 l 02 0 MASTERS PERF THESIS 1 900 ARR

700 f'IUS 702 020 MASTERS PERF THESIS 2 900 A~R

700 MUS 705 02C MASTERS LIT THESIS 1 900 ARR

700 MUS 800 0-9 PH C THESIS 900 ARR

700 MUS 801 010 PRE-CA,.W FOP 0 MUS A 900 ARR

700 MUS 81C 100 DOCTORS THESIS 900 ARR

700 MUS 999 000 CAND FOR M MUS C'EGREE 900 ARR

Special Studies NOT E. ALL 900 SEC 1J ONS REOU IRE OEPARTME NT AL FOPM.

700 MUS 940 1-3 SPECIAl STUDIES 9CO ARR FOR UNOERGRAOU_ATE MUSIC MAJORS ONLY WITH INSTR AND AOV_~SOR CONSENT

700 MUS 950-1-3 SPECIAL STUDIES 900 ARR FOR MASTER OF MUSIC MAJORS ONLY WITH I!iSTR AND ADv-lSOP: CONSENT

700 MUS lil60 1-3 SPECIAL STUDIES 900 ARR FOil OOCTORAL MUSIC MAJORS ONLY WITH tt.ISTR AND ADVISOR CON SENT NOTED THE INSTR FOR MUS .801, 802 AND 999 IS WK' KEARNS ..

Doctor of Musical Arts

~ All 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM.

700 MUS 802 010 CAND FOR 0 MUS A 900 ••• 700 MUS 821 030 DISSERTATION PROJECT 1 900 ••• 700 MUS 822 030 DISSERTATION PROJECT 2 900 ARR

700 MUS 823 030 OISSERT .U ION PROJECT 3 900 ARR

700 MUS 824 030 DISSERTATION PROJECT 4 900 ARR

700 MUS 825 030 OISSERJAT_lON PROJECT 5 900 ARR

100 MUS 826 030. DISSERTATION PROJECT b 900 ARR

700 MUS 827 010 PERFORM RSCH DOCUMENT 900 ARR COREQ MUS 821

100 MUS 82 8 01 () PERFORM RSCH DOCUMENT 900 ARR COREQ MUS 822

700 MUS 829 010 PERfORM RSCH DOCUMENT 900 ARR COREQ MUS 823

700 MUS 830 010 PERFORM RSCt-1 OOCUP':ENT 900 ARR COREQ MUS 824

100 MUS 831 030 REPERTOIRE PROJECT 900 ARR

700 MUS 832 2-6 MAJCR DCCUMENT 900 ••• FOR PEOAGCGY 14AJORS

Applied Musk and Ensembles FOR ALL 800 SECT IONS SECURE A CONTROLLED ENROLlMENT fORM.

APPLIEQ CLaSSES

710 PMUS 110 020 KEYBO-MUSICIANSHtP 1 801 1100-1150 M W 802 llOD-1150 M W 803 120D-1250 M W B04 l20o-'1250 M ~ 805 l30D-1350 M W

710 PMUS 111 020 PIANO ClASS 801 140D-1450 M W 802 lOOQ-1050 M W 803 lOOD-1050 H W 804 130D-1350 M W 805 lltOo-1450 M W B06 lSOD-1550 M W F

NON MUSIC MAJORS ONLY

710 PMUS llZ 010 KEYBOARC SKILLS 1 BOO l30D-1350 T . 150D-!550 TH

710 PMUS 117 010 CELLO-STR BASS CLASS 801 OSOD-0850 M W

WK »KEARNS

WK KEARNS

WK KEARNS

MlS NlBO . MlS NlBO M~S N180 MliS N180 HLS N18C

MI;S Nl80 M1..S Nl80 MUS Nl80 MlS Nl8·C MLS N180 MlS N18C

Ml.S N180 G DUCKWORTH MIJS Nl80

Ml:S NB95

710 PMUS 210 010 KEYS(}-MUSICIANSHIP 801 090G-0950 M W F MUS N18C

710 PMUS 118 010 VOl CE tlA~S SEt 001 - 1ST SEMESTER LEVEL

SEC 002 - 2ND SEMESTER LEVEL

SEC 003 - I ST SEMESTER LEVH

SEC 004- 1ST SEMESTER LEVEl

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710 PMUS 120 020 VCICE ClASS 001 110Q-ll50 M W F MUS Nc885 BK SABlE FOR ORAfo!A MAJORS ONLY

710 PHUS 218 010 VOICE CLASS 001 090Q-0950 T TH PREREQ INSTR CONSENT, THIRD SEMESTER LEVEL

710 PMUS 327 000 CHORAL PRACTIC.UM

710 PMUS 527 000 CHORAL PRACTICUM

710 PMUS 627 000 CHORAL PRACTICUM

APPLIED LESSONS

001 oeoo-aaso MTWTHF 1400-lltSO '4 f lSOD-1550 MT F

001 0800-0850 MTWTHF 140G-l450 M F 1500-1550 HT F

oo1 oeoo-csso HTWTHF 140G-1450 M F 150D-1550 MT F

FOR All SOC S'ECTlONS SECURE A CONTROLLED ENRCLL.MENT FORM FRO~ OEPA~TMENT.

~~a1It~R~81 ~o~ 0~P~~i~~ =~:l~S H3~~ y iTT~~~ ~~~~~~TS PERFORMANCE CLASSES, !N ADDITION TO ARRANGED LESSON TIMES.

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MLS Cl21 BM DOSCHER

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71_0 PMUS 150 2-4 EUPHONIUM

?10 PMUS 250 --2:-4 EUPHONI-UM

710 PMUS 350 2-4 EUPHONIUM



710 PMUS 151 2-4 B,ASSOON

710 PMUS 251 2-4 BASSOON

710 PNIUS 351 2-4 BASSOON


710 PMUS . 551 2-4 BASSOON


710 PMUS 152 2-4 CLARINE-T

710 PMUS 252 2-4 CLARINET

710 P"fUS 352 2:-4 CLARINET

710 PMUS 452 2:-4 CLARINET



71J PMUS 153 2-3 CCMPOSI liON ..wll.f:. INSJ"RUC TORS FOR COMPOS IT ION ARE:

SEC SOC - CG EAKIN SEC 801 -" lJ GONZALEZ SEC 802 - RH OLSON SEC a03 - FW SCOTT SEC 804 - RE TCEI\ISING

710 P"1US 253 2-3 CCMPOSITION

710 PMUS 353 2-3 COMPOSITION

710 PMUS 45 3 2:-3 CCMPOSl TI ON

710 PMUS 553 2-3 CCMPOSITI0!\1

710 PMUS 653 2-3 COMPOSITION

710 P..-:US 154 2-4 CGRNET CR TRUMPET

710 PMUS 254 2-4 CC!RNET CR TRUMPET

710 PMUS 354 2-4 CORNET OR TRUMPET

710 PMUS 454 2:-4 CCRNET CR TRUMPET

710 PMUS 554 Z-4 CCRNET CR TRUMPET

710 PMUS 654 2-4· CCRNET CR TRU~PET

710 PMUS 155 2-4 FlUTE

7-10 PMUS 255 2-4 FLUTE

710 PMUS 355 2-4 FLUTE

710 PHUS 455 2-4 FLUTE

710 P'4US 555 2-4 FLUTE

710 PMUS 655 2-4 FLUTE

710 PMUS 156 2-4 FRENCH !-lORN

710 P"''US 256 2-4 FRENC.H HORN

710 PMUS 356 2-4 FRENCH HORN

710 PMUS 456 2-4 FR-ENCH HORN

710 PMUS 556 2-4~-- FRENCH t<OffN.

710 PMUS 656 2-4 FRENCH HORN

710 PMUS 157 2-4 GUITAR


7-10 PMUS 357 2-4 GUITAR


710 P14US 557 2-4 GUITAR

710 PMUS 159 2-4 OBOE

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710 PMUS 359 2-4 OBOE

110 '" P'4us 459 2-4 oeoe

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710 PHUS 360 2-.o ORGAN

710 PMUS 460 2-4 ORGAN

1.10 PilUS 560 2-4 ORGAN

710 P'tUS 660 2~4 ORGAN

71.0 PMUS 161 2-4 PERCUSSION

HO PilUS 261 2-A PERCUSS ION

710 P~US 361 2-4 PERCUSS ION

710 PMUS 461 2-4 PERCUSS ION

710 , PMUS 561 2-4 PERCUSS ION

710 PMUS 661 2-4 PERCUSS ION

710 PM-US 162 2-lt- P JANo .!!!lll.:, INSTRS FOR P.JANO.ARE:

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SEC 804 - PF PARMELEE SEC 806 - EK WALLINGFORD

SEC 803 - DP LEHNERT

710 P~US 262 2-4 PIANO

110 PMUS 362 2-4 PIANO

710 PMUS 462 2-4 PIANO

710 PMUS 562 2-4 PlANO

710 P/ltUS 662 2-4 PIANO

710 PMUS 16 3 2-·4 SAXOPHONE

710 PMUS 263 2-4 SAXOPHONE

710 PMUS :J63 2-4 SAXOPHONE

710 PMUS 46 3 2-4 SAXOPHONE

7l0 PMUS 56.3 2-4 SAXCPHONE

710 PMUS 6b 3 2-4 SAXCPHUNE

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710 PMUS 264 2-4 STRING BASS

710 PMUS 364 2-4 STR lNG BASS

710 PMUS 464 2-4 STRING BASS

710 PHUS 564 Z-4 STRING BASS

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710 PMUS 166 2-4 TUBA

710 PMUS 266 2-4 TUBA

710 PMUS 366 2-4 TUBA

710 P"lUS 466 2-4 TUBA

710 PMUS 566 2-4 TUBA

710 PMUS" 167 2-4 VIOlA

710 PNUS 267 2-4 VIOLA

710 PMUS 36 7 2-4 V lOLA

710 PMUS 467 2-4 VIOLA

710 PMUS 567 2-4 VIOLA

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710 PMUS 168 2-4 VIOLIN BOO NOTE. lNSTRS- FOR VIOLIN ARE: -- SEC 8'00-0A LEHNERT SEC 804-VW STARR

SEC 801-G· BERNSTEIN. SEC 802-HH WIPPLER SEC 803-RV STOYANOV

710 PMUS 268 2-4 VIOLIN


710 PMUS 46 8 2--4 V IOU N

710 PMUS 568 2-4 VlOLIN


710 PMUS 169 2-4 VIOLONCELLO

~ ~~~T~~(/~R 8V~~i~~CEl.LO ARE:

SEC 801 - J D-E l EHOS


710 PMUS 369 2-4 VIOLONCELlO


710 PMUS 569 2-4 VIOLONCELlO

710 P"4US 669 2-4 VIOlONCEllO

710 PMUS 170 2-4 VCICE NOTE.- THE lNSTRS FOR VOICE ARE:

SEC 800 - BM DOSCHER SEC SEC SOl - RJ HARRl SON SEC SEC 802 - K HATA SEC 803 - CC JACK SON

710 PMUS 270 2-4 VOI.CE

710 PMUS 370 2-4 VCICE

710 Pf"IUS 470 2-4 VCICE

710 PMUS 570 2-4 VOI.Cf

710 PMUS- 670 2-4 VCIGE

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JM HARVEY

JM HARVEY

JM HARVEY

JM HARVEY

OK KOROMZAY

OK KOROMZAY

OK KOROMZAY

OK KOROMZAY

OK KOROMZAY

710 .PMUS 128 rHO MARCHING BAND 001 1.600-1730 M W F MLS Cl74

710 PMUS 328 010 MARCHING BAND

"'71.1\l PMUS 129 010 '\tHND- ENSEMBLE

7-10 P"'US 32q 010 WIND ENSEMBLE

710 PMUS 529 010 WINO ENSEMBLE

'710 PMUS 130 010 SYMPHONIC BAND

7,10 PMUS 330 010 S'f'PIPHONIC BAND

710 P~US 530 010 SYft\PHONIC SAND

110 PMUS 131 010 CHOIRS

~ ST 1JDENTS Will BE ASS IGNEO TO ONE

090o-UOO S MUS Cl74

001 1600-1730 M W F filS C174 090o-1100 S MlS Ci74

001 1200-1350 M W MlS C174 A-R MC MURRAY

001 1200-1350 M. W

DOl 1200-1350 M W

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001 1600-1730 T TH

001 160Q-l730 T TH

001 002 003 004

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Mt.S C 174" AR "MC''i-lURRAV

MlS C174 AR MC MURRAY

Mt.S C174 AP. ,..C MURRAY

fo'LS Cl74 AR MC MURRAY

Mt..S C 114 AR MC MURRAY

MLS MCKY tiCKV M~S

MCKY M~S

Cl2 5 102 102

Cl25 102

C1'19

CA BYERS RL WHITTEN

Rl WHITTEN

CF TI-lE CHOIRS ON TH BASIS OF AUDITION .. THE FOLLOWI.NG SECTIONS AElE fOR P MUS 131, 331, 531:

710

710

710

SEC 001 - UNIVERSITY SINGERS SEC 002.- UNIVERSITY CHOIR SEC 003 - hOMENS CHORUS SEC 004 - f'OOERN CHO lR SEC 005 - FESTIVAL CHORUS

PMUS 331 010 CHOIR.S

PMUS 531 010 CHOIRS

PMUS 132 010 SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

710 PMUS 133 010 CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

710 PMUS 332 _010 ·S\'MPHONV ORCHESTRA

'710 PMUS 333 01·0 CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

710 PMUS 532 010 SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

710 PMUS 533 010 CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

710 PMUS 134 010 BELL ENSEMB-LE

710 P"'US 334 010 BEll ENSEMBLE

001 002 003 004

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lZOD-1250 MTW F l30G-1350 MTWTH 1900-2130 TH

1900-2130 M W

C-Ql 1200-1250 T TH

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. oot 190D-2130 M w

001 120G-1250 T TH

001 160Q-1730 T TH

001 160G-l730 T TH

MLS Cl25 MCKY 102 MCKY 102 MLS C125 MCKY 102 MLS C199

Ml'S MCKY MIJS

MUS

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c 199

NB95

CA BYERS RL W'"liTTEN

RL WHITTEN

CA B·:YERS RL WHITT EN Rl WHI r~TEN

GG BERNSTEIN '

foiLS NB9S GG BERNSTEIN'

MUS NB'J5 GG BERNSTEIN

PI.LS NB95 GG BERNS-TEIN

MIJS NBS5 GG 8-ERNSTEHf .,

Mt.;S NB95 GG -BERNSTEIN·

MCKY BSMT EJ KILTY·

MCKY BSMT EJ HILTY

710 Ph\US 1.36 0-l CCLLEGIUM MUSICU"t 800 130D-1350 "'TWTH MLS NE!85 0-B E·LtSWORTH ' PREREQ INSTR CONSENT, CREDIT HOURS DETERMINED BV INSTR

710 PMUS 336 0-l COllEGIUM MUSICUM

710 PMUS 536 0-1 CCLLEGIUM MUSICUM

710 PMUS 137 010 CHAMBER MUSIC-BRASS

lABS TO BE ARRANGED


lABS TO BE ARRANGED


LABS TO BE ,ARRANGED

710 PMUS 136 0 10 CHAMBER MUSIC-S TR lNG

PREREQ INSTR CONSENT, LABS TO BE ARRANGED

710 PMUS 338 010 CHAMBER MUSIC-STRING

LABS TO BE ARRANGED

710 P/•\US 538 OIC CHA.MBER MUSIC-STRING

LABS TO BE ARRANGED

7H1 PMUS 119 OlD CHAM8ER MUSIC 2 Pt:&NJ

71~) PMUS 140 OlO CHAMBER MUSIC-WOOD;.HN".1

LASS BE ARRANG!::D

800 130G-13 50 MTWTH

800 1300-1350 MTWTH

800 1500-1550. T TH 801 150G-1550 T TH

80-Q lSOD-1550 T TH 801 1500-1550 T TH

800 150Q-1550 T TH 801 lSOD-1550 T TH

BOO 801 802

BOO 801 802

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~t.:S NH C RT RGZNOY Ml'S Cl47 OJ PINKOW

MUS- NllO RT ROZNOY MUS C 147 OJ PTNKOW

OK KOROMZAY OA LEHNERT

OK KOROMZAY OA LEHNERl

DK KOROMZAY OA LEHNERT

Ml'S C178 DPLEHNERT

MlS Cl78 OP LEHNERT

f<ii'.:S NUO PE AAHOU4 1'-\LS N16 3 YONOVJ rz ~i.S Cl66 DF D!EMO!>.:fJ

TITLE OF COURSE SEC DAYS 8UIG 110011 INSTRUCTOR unn

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LABS TO BE ARRANGED

710 PMUS 540 010 CHAHBER MUSIC-WOODWIND

LABS TO BE AAAANGED --

800 HOD-1450 T TH 8()1 l40D-1450 T TH 802 140D-1450 T TH

BOO 140D-1450 801 140D-1450 802 140D-1450

TH TH TH

I<US Nil 0 H~S Nl63 MUS Cl66

MUS NUO M~S Nl63 MUS C166

PE AAHOLM K YONOVITZ OF OIEMONO

PE AAHOLM K YONOVITZ OF DIEMONO

15 710 PMUS 141 010 PERCUSSION ENSEMBlE 001 130G-1350 M W MUS NB08 JK GALM

15 710 PMUS 341 010 PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE 001 130()-1350 M W MlS NBOS JK GALM

15 710 PMUS 541 010 PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE 001 130G-1350 M W MlS NB08 JK GALM

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710 PMUS 142 010 JAZZ ENSEMBlE

FOR MUSIC MAJORS ONLY

710 PMUS 342 010 JAZZ ENSEMBLE

710 PMUS 144 010 GUITAR ENSEMBLE

710 PMUS 344 010 GUITAR ENSEMBLE

001 002 003

180G--2000 130Q-1350 120G-1300

001 180G-2000 002 1300-1350 003 120G-1300

800

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SCHOOL Of PHARMACY V. GENE ERWIN, Dean

Advising

MUS MUS Ml'S

c 174 Cl74 C1~,.4

MUS Cl74 MLS C174 MUS Cl74

OF OIEMQNO OF DIEi!II'NO OF DIEMONO

OF DIEMONO OF DJEMONO OF OIEMOND

Cf WOLZ I EN

CF WOLZI EN

Academic advising will be available at the School of Pharmacy office, Ekeley Hest 18L during registration. The registration schedule must be stamped in the Pharmacy office and a Major Card obtained prior to submitting the completed registration materials.

Academic policies for Pharmacy students are printed in the 191'\3-8'4 University of Colorado at Boulder Catalog. Students should refer to pages 224-226 of the Catalog for pertinent information. A grade of 0 {s an acceptable grade in a professional course. To remain in good standing, a student must maintain a cumulative 2.00 grade point average.

Major Codes 871 PHARMACY

Pharmacy-Pharmaceutics 853 PHAR 305 020 PHARMACY OR lENT AT ION

PREREQ THIRD YEAR STATUS

853 PHAR 410 040 PHARMACEUTICS 1

LAB-PHARMACEUTICS ,l

001 llOD-1150 foill W f ECUC 231

PREREQ PHAR 308 AND FOURTH YEAR STATUS SAME AS Pt-!AR 510

100 1000-1050 M -w f LllO l40D-1650 T l120 1400-1650 TH Ll30 l-400-1650 W

HLMS 341 El<LP SlOt Et<LP 5106 Et<.LP SlOt

FC HA~MERNESS

AJ HENNIG AJ HENNIG , A.J HENNIG AJ HENNIG

15 853 PHAR 417 03C MA_NUFACTURING PHAR 001 ARR AJ HENNIG

15 853 PHAR 510 040 AOV PHARMACEUTICS 1 001 1000-1050 M. k F HlMS 341 AJ tiENNIG SAME AS PHAR 410

15 853 PHAR 517 030 PHARMACEUTICAL PROD 001

PREREQ PHAR 417 OR INSTR CONSENT

1!53 PHAR 518 010 SEMINAK-PHARH SCIENCES 001 1t0Q-l700 PREREQ GRAD STANDING

~OTE. All 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM. 250

853 PHAR 700 4-6 "MASTERS THESIS 900

250 85,3 PHAR 800 0-9 i>CCTORS THESIS 900

853 PHAR 81C 100 DCCTORS Tt•CSIS 900 35 PREREQ UNCEI<GRAO STAhDING ANO INSTR CONSENT

35 853 PHAR 9411jj 1-3 INO STOV-PHARfoiiiACEUTICS PREREQ GRAO STANDING OR lNSTR CONSENT

900

35 853 PHAR 959 l-3 SP PROB-PHARHAC.fUTICS 900

853 PHAR 999 lOO MASTERS DEGREE CANO 900

Clinical Pharmacy

100

100

100

·25 75 BO 30

l!!lli.:. PRER£Q fOR ALL CNPH COURSES IS FIFTH YEAR STATUS.

120

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855 CNPH 421 060 CLN PHAR/THERAPEUTICS 001

855 CNPH 422 330 NCN-PRESCRlPT PROC:UCTS 001

855 CNPH 423 020 INSTJTUT PHAR PRACTICE

855 CNPH 424 020 SOCIO BEHAV/PHAR PRAC PREREQ PHAO 486

855 CfiiPH 425 QlO DRUG LIT EVALUATION

B55 CNPH 446 010 ANTIBIOTIC THERAPY

001

001

001

855 CNPH 449 03C CLIN PHARMACOKINETICS 001 SAME AS CNPH 549

PREREO FOR CNPH 510, 511 ANC 512 IS INSTR CONSENT

855 CNPH 5.10 060 DRUG I-NFO CENTER CLKSP 001

8.55 CNPH 511 060 AMBULATORY CARE CLI(SP 00 I

655 CNPH 512 060 INPATIENT PHAR PRACT 001

855 CNPH 521 060 Clllll PHAR/THERAPEUTICS 001 SAME AS CNPH 421

855 CNPH 549 030 CLIMCAl PH/IRMACOKlNET 001 SAME AS CNPH 449

855 CNPH 700 4-6 MASTERS THESIS 900

855 CNPH 999 000 MASTERS DEGREE CANO 900

Pharmacy Administration

··~ AJ HENNIG

E!<LP W165

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ARR JA VANOER ZANOEN

ARR AG DAVIS

ARR OC BLOEOOW

ARR .RW PIEPHO JA VANDER ZANOEN

ARR _RW PIEPHO VL CUlBERTSON

RW PIEPHO DA WOLTEMATH

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857 PHAD 381 030 LAhS OF PHARM'ACY OOl 0800-0850 H W F Hlf>!S 211 FC HAMMERNESS _ _40

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857 PHAD 48 7 030 ,.,ANAGEMENT SEMINAR

657 PHAO 581 030 PHARMACEUTICAL MGMT

857 PHAO 582 030 DRUG & COSMETIC LAW

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859 PHCH 999 000 MASTERS DE-GREE CAND 900 ARR

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KEY TO BUILDINGS

1. Academy Center (970 Aurora)-Q-2 2. Academy/Conservatory-Q-2 3. Aden Hall-0-18 4. Andrews Haii-V-23 5. Armory (1511 University)-H-6 6. Arnett Haii-V-24 7. Athens Court-E-14 8. Baker Hall-0-14 9. Balch Fieldhouse-J-14

Lil. Biosciences (Life Science Laboratories)-K-12 11. Brackett Hall-0-11 12. Buckingham Haii-W-24 13. Business-Q-21 14. Carlson Gymnasium-J-13 15. Chemistry'--N-9 16. Clare Small Gymnasium-H-I! 17. Cockerell Hall-0-19 18. College Inn Conference Center-D-B

(17th and Athens) 19. Colorado Court-KK-32 20. Communication (1165 Broadway)-l-3 21. Kittredge West-V-19

. 22. Computing Center-AA-36 ...... 23,Cottage No. 1 -M-5

··-24. ··crosman \\an,..,g-19 25. Darley Common;_:_:QQ=38 26. Darley Towers-PP-37 27. Day Care Center (2202 Arapahoe)-B-17 28. Denison laboratory-0-7

Distribution Center (not shown) 2000 Central Ave.

29. Duane Physical laboratories (includes Duane Physics and Astrophysics, George Gamow Tower. laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics (LASP), and Joint Institute for laboratory Astrophysics (JILA-laboratory and Tower)-M-14

30. Duane Physics and Astrophysics-M-15 31. Economics-M-5 32. Education-N-6 33. Ekeley Chemical laboratories-M-8

(includes Ekeley Chemistry and Pharmacy) 34. Ekeley Chemistry-M-8 35. Engineering Center-M-21. 0-20. 0-22. P-21 36. Environmental Design-0-12 37. Events(Conference Center-S-24 38. Faculty-Staff Court-E-10 39. Farrand Haii-Q-17 40. Fiske Planetarium-U~20 41. Fleming law-X-20 42. folsom Stadium--K-16 43. Gamow Tower-M-14 44. Geology-N-5 45. Grounds and Service Center-1-17 46 .. Guggenheim Geography-M-5 47. Hale.Science-K-4 48. Hallett Hall-R-18 49. Health Physics laboratory-1-19

·50. Heating Plant-N-12 51. Hellems Arts and Sciences-N-7

·52. Henderson Museum-0-7 53. Hunter Science-N-11 54. lmig Music-Q-13 55. Institute of Behavioral Genetics-EE-28 56. Institute -of Behavioral Science No. 1-H-3

(1416 Broadway) 57. Institute of Behavioral Science No. 2-E-1

(1546 Broadway) 58. Institute of Behavioral Science No. 3-G-2

(1424 Broadway) 59. Institute of Behavioral Science No. 4-G-2

(1220 Grandview) 60. Institute of Behavioral Science No. 5-H-6

(1201 17th) 61. Institute of Behavioral Science·No. 6-F-2

(1243 Grandview) 62. Joint Institute for Laboratory Astrophysics-N-13

(liLA-laboratory and Tower) 63. Ketchum Arts and Sciences-M-Il 64. Kittredge Commons-W-21 65. Kittredge (includes Andrews Hall. Arnett Hall.

Buckingham Hall, Smith Hall, and Kittredge Commons, Kittredge West)-W-22

66. Koenig Alumni Center-1-3 67. laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics

(LASP)-M-13 68. libby Hall-0-16 69. life Sciences lat.oratories-l-13

(includes Ramaley Biology, Biosciences, and Muenzinger Psychology)

70. Macky Auditorium-1-7 71. Marine Court-D-14 72. McKenna languages-J-6 73. Muenzinger Psychology (lile Sciences laboratories)-L-13 74. Newton Court-C-19 75. Nichols Haii-R-14

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MILITARY TIME CONVERSION CHART IN ORDER TO ALLEVIATE ERRORS INHERENT IN THE

12-HOUR.CLOCK,THEUNIVERSITY USES THE 24-HOUR OR MILITARY TIME SYSTEM. THE. FOLLOWING CHART SHOULD ASSIST YOU IN MAKING THE NECESSARY CONVERSIONS:

Regular Equivalent Regular Equivalent Time Military Time Time , Military Time 3 p.m. 1500 hours

8 a.m. 0800 hours 4 p.m. 1600 hours 9 a.m. 0900 hours 5 p.m. t 700 hours

10 a.m. 1000 hours 6 p.m. 1800 hours It a.m. l 100 hours 7 p.m. 1900 hours noon 12.00 hours 8 p,m. 2.000 hours

I p.m. 1300 hours 9 p.m. 2.100 hours 2. p.m. 1400 hours 10 p.m. 2.2.00 hours

76. Norlin library-l-1 0 77. Nuclear Physics Laboratory-,CC-33 BUILDING ABBREVIATIONS 78. Old Main-K-7 79. Page Foundation Center-H-4 80. Pharmacy (Ekeley Chemical Laboratories)-M-9 81. Ramaley Biology (life Sciences laboratories)-l-12 82. Reed Haii-Q-19 83. Regent Administrative Center-S-15 ·s4. Research laboratory No. L-BB-28 85. Research laboratory No. 2-0IJ..28 86. Research laboratory No. 3-88-30 87. Research laboratory No, 4-DD-28' 88. Communications Disorders Bldg.-T-22 89. Research laboratory No. 6-AA-32

(Marine St. Sciences Center) 90. Service Center -AA-32 91. Sewall Haii-H-10 92. Sibell Wolle Fine Arts-N-11 93. Smiley Court-JJ-29 94. Smith Hati-X-22 95. Sommers-Bausch Observatory-U-21 96. Continuing Education-H3

1221-1229 University 97. Stearns Towers-Nf'f-38 98. Student Recreation Center -1-13 99. Team House-1-19

100. Temporary Building No. 1-H-11 I 0 L Temporary Building No. 84 (Ski Shed)-GG-33 102. Transportation Center -AA-31 103. University Administrative Center-T-14

(914 Broadway) 104. University Club--,.R-10 105. University Memorial Center-0-9 106. University Services Center (includes Motor Pool,

Service Center, and Research laboratory No. 5)-AA-29 107. University Theatre-M-7 108. Wardenburg Student Health Center-R-13 -109. Willard Administrative Center (noil:h side) and

Willard Hall (south side)-R-16 !10. Williams Village (includes Darley Commons,

Darley Towers, and Stearns Towers)-00~39 Ill. Woodbury "Arts and Sciences-K-8

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Academy, 9.70 Aurora Conservatory, Academy Armory, 1511 University Biosciences Business Communication Disorders and Speech Science Carlson Gymnasium · Chemistry Communication, 1165 Broadway Computing Center Continuing,.Education Center, 1221 University Cottage No. 1 Denison Gamow Tower Duane Physics and Astrophys(cs Engineering Administrative Center Aerospace Engineering Civil and Environmental Engineering Chemical Engineering Engineering Classroom Building Electrical Engineering Mechanical· Engineering Engineering North Tower Economics Engineering Office Tower Engineering South Tower Education Ekeley Chemistry Ekeley East Wing Pharmacy Environmental Design Sibell Wolle Fine Arts Balch Fieldhouse Fieldhouse South Annex Fiske Planetarium Farrand Hall Geology Guggenheim Geography Hale Science Henderson Museum Hellems Art & Sciences Health Physics Laboratory Hunter Science Institute of Behavioral Genetics Institute of Behavioral Science-1

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Institute of Behavioral Science-2 Institute of Behavioral Science-3 Institute of Behavioral Science-4 Institute of Behavioral Science-5 Institute of Behavioral Science-6 International English Center, 889 17th St. Economics Institute, Economics Blag. Joint Institute for Laboratory Astrophysics Ketchum Arts & Sciences Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics Fleming Law Norlin Library Litman Research Lab LASP Shops, 2801 55th St. life Science Research Lab Old Main Macky Auditorium McKenna Languages Muenzinger Psychology lmig Music Nuclear Physics Laboratory, Cyclotron Sommers-Bausch Observatory Ramaley Biology Student Recreation Center Regent Administrative Center Research Lab No. 2 Research Lab No. 3 Clare Small Gymnasium Speech and Hearing Center Stadium Building Sewall Hall West Wing, Clare Small Gymnasium 1424 15th Street 1330 Grandview 1244 Grandview 1230 Grandview 1338 Grandview 1444 15th Street Team House University Theatre University Administrative Center, 914 Broadway University Memorial Center Wardenburg Student Health Center Woodbury Arts and Sciences Willard Administralille Center (North Wing)

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