Spring 1994 Registration Handbook & Schedule of Courses

I t is a plea~ure to welcome you to a: new semester at the University of Colorado at Boulder. As this Registration Handbook and Schedule of Courses demonstrates, t.h. is is asp. ecial campus with unique opportunities for you, our students. Whether in the classroom, laboratory, or studio, you will be working with many of the best fac

ulty members in their disciplines. They have much to. offer, and I hope you will be receptive to their experience and knowledge.

In addition, I hope you will take advantage of the many courses outside your immediate discipline, for citizenship in the next century will require a broad understanding ofissues and problems throughout the world .. That understanding, in turn, will necessarily entail knowledge in history, the social sciences, the artsand humanities, and the physical sciences~ Never before have the. demands. of informed citizenship been so comprehensive. The University of Colorado at Boulder wants to assist you in meeting those demands.

This, then, is a time of unique opp.ortunity for you. I urge you to be open. to the power of learning, for it will serve you throughout your lives.

Please know of my best wishes for a successful and enjoyable semester.

Sincerely,

. Y~ CL·Jr-James N, Corbridge, Jr., Chancellor

W e in the reg. ist.rar. 's office are r. r .. o· ud .to pu.· ~lish th~s ... s~r.ing.· 1994 ed~tion 'of the. Registration Handbo.ok and Schedule of Courses. Thtns the official publication of the registrar s office, and we are happy to make it available to you. We hope you will refer to it throughout the semester. ,

Several new services will be premiered during spring semester 1994. For example, we have been working to make student information available to you th~ough more immediate electronicchannels. Now, final grades will be avail-

, able on CU Connect and CUline-PLUS, and you will be able to access your accounting and enrollment records on CUline-PLUS.

For many students, a degree audit or core-curriculum audit will be available by the end of the fall1993 semester. At that time, check CUline-PLUS for a display of your degree audit or to see if one.is available. Degree audits will

. become a useful record of progress toward your degree and a helpful advising tool for you and your advisor.

Our cover is a reproduction of original student art. This work was selected from over 100 e'ntries in the annual student art co~test. A profile of the artist and her work appears on page 2.

We are making every attempt to keep advertising balanced with the content and purpose of the publication. The advertising subsidizes much of the cost of the publication and allows us to provide a quality publication free to students. We hope you will patronize the advertis~rs in the handbook and let them know you saw their ads here. We aiso want to note that all pages of the handbook, both cover and interior pages, are printed on recycled paper.

We are interested in the continuous improvement of our publications and toois for registration. Please feel free to comment or offer suggestions on this Registration Handbook and Schedule of Courses. Our location and phone number are listed in the directory on page 32.

Best wishes for a successful spring semester at CU!

/)-Yf2p~ William R. Haid, Re~istrar and Director of Enrollment Services

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. s usie Gunn is the winner of the . Spring 1994 Registration Hand-

. book and Schedule of Courses cover art contest. She is from An~ Arbor, Michigan and is an undergraduate student majoring in painting in the Department of Fine Arts.

Susie uses mythology and historical symbolism in her artwork to reinterpret the meaning of objects and images. Using ancient and modern icons, she creates artwork that reaffirms feminine spirituality by encouraging the rediscovery of archetypal female experience.

Her artwork, entitled Spiral, is unique from her other work in that it is threedimensional. It was made using over 1500 "worry dolls," handmade in Guatemala from paper and colorful indigenous cloth. Susie stat~s, "These

_ small figures are tokens of good luck because. they have the magical ability to absorb one's troubles." She feels that the dolls, the circular form, and an ele...: ment of mystery allude not only to women and their arts, but to the interconnectedness of all people.

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Susie is currently supplementing her portfolio for admission into a Master C?f Fine Arts program.

T h_ is Registration_ Ha.n:dbo.ok and Schedule of Courses (RHSC) contains all the information

you need to register for spring 1994, to adjust your schedule, and to pay your bill. Only if policies or procedures change will. you receive further information. Please keep this handbook :with you throughout the semester. You'll receive one free copy of the handbook beforeregistration. Additional copies may be purchased from the CU Bookstore for $1.25.

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I f you are a continuing student, you can use t}:lis index to find those sections you need to register. If you

are a new student, you may find it· helpful to read this entire publication. It contains all kinds of information about the new semester.

Academic Calendar 4;;5

Addresses - ·11

Adjusting Your Schedule 9, 20-22

Administrativei)rops 22. Advising 11, 15, 31-32

Bicycle Registration 13

Building Abbreviations 116-117

Campus _Map 11 G-117

Cancellation of a Course 19

Changing Your Major 11

Checklist for.Registratiort 10

Class Standing 11

Colleges and Schools 31-32

Concurrent Regis~ration , 29

Confirmed Registration 15-16

Confirmed Registration Form 113

Controlled Enrollment Courses 11

Core Curriculum 103-109

Course:..:Available Lists 20

Course Fees 26

Course Listings 36-102

Architectureand Planning 36

Arts and Sciences 36-80 Business 80-85 ·

Education 86-87

Engineering 87-96 Journalism 96-97 Music 97-101

ROTC 101

Student Leadership Institute J 02

Course Reservation Program 12

Credit-Hour Limits 12

CU Connect Function Codes 111

CU Connect Hours 15, 21

CUline (computer info. system) 20

CUline-PLUS 8, 20, 24

Deferred Tuition 27

. Directory of Departments 31-32

Directory Information 12

Double-Degree Programs 13

Drop/ Add (schedule adjustment) 20-22

Enrollment Deposit 26

Faculty/Staff Registration 29

Fees 2.5-26

Final Examination Schedules 6-7

Financial Aid 28

Forms

Schedule Planning Worksheets 110

Confirmed Registration 113

Schedule·Adjustment 115

Grades 8

Graduate Student Tuition 24

Graduation Rates 30

Graduating Senior Deadlines 9, 108

Health Insurance 26

Help Line 13, 111

High School Nondegree Registration 29

Independent Study. Courses 11

Ineligibility for a Course 19

Intercampus Registration 29

Intrauniversity Transfer (IUT) 13

Invitation to Register 15, 35

Late Registration 29

No-Credit Option 8, 12, 21

On-Campus Registration 29 -

Parking Permits 13

Pass/Fail Option 8, 12, 21

Paying Your Bill 27

Personal ID Number (PIN) 15

Photo IDs 13, 19

Professor Performance Guide 9

Refunds 28

Registering for Courses 15-16

Registration Checklist 10

Residency for Tuition 25

Schedule Adjustment 9, 15, 20-22

ScheduleAdjustment Form 115

Schedule/Bills 19

Schedule Planning Worksheets 110

Space-Available Registration 30

Special Services Form 14

Stops on Your Registration 14

Time Assignments

Registration 15

Schedule Adjustment 20

Time Out Program 14

Transcripts 14

Tuition Rates 24

Validation Stickers 14, 19

Variable-Credi.t Option 12, 21

Veterans' Benefits 28

Wait Lists 8, 17, 22

What's New 8

Withdrawal 30

The University of Colorado at Boulder has a strong institutional commitment to the principles of diversity and takes 'affirmative action to achieve that end. The University does not discriminate in its educational and employment programs and activities on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex; age, disability, creed, religion, or veteran

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NOVEMBER 8 (MON.)

DECEMBER 7 (TUES.)

• Spring 1994 confirmed registration. time assignments for continuing degree students enrolled during fall1993. All continuing students who plan to enroll for spring 1994, including continuing graduate students, should register at this time. Continuing students c~n continue registering/or spring 1994 through january 6; however, for b~st course selection, students should register as close to their time assignment as possible.

DECEMBER 8 (WED.)

JANUARY 6 (THURS.)

• Schedule adjustment for continuing degree students who have completed confirmed registration.

• Spring 1994 confirmed registration for new and readmitted students who are not required to attend ari orientation.

DECEMBER 17 (FRI.)

• Deadline to update your permanent address to ensure that you receive your schedule/bill and ID validation sticker.

DECEMBER 23 (THURS.)

• Deadline to register and receive a schedule/ bill and ID.validation sticker in the mail. Students wh<;> register after this date may pick up. their schedule/ bill and ID validation sticker beginning on Monday,January 10,. at the Coors Events/Conference Center.

JANUARY 6 (THURS.)

• Deadline for all students not required to;attend an orientation (undergraduate and gr~duate)· to register for spring ~994 classes. Registration must b.e

completed by 10:00 p.m. on January 6 to be guaranteed enrollment for spring semester. After this date, registration is on a space-available basis, and late fees will be charged.

JANUARY 6-7 (THURS.-FRI.)

• Mandatory orientation and registration for spring 1994 for new freshman and transfer students in arts and sciences, business, and engineering.

JANUARY 10 (MON.)

• Schedule/bill distribution only for those students who registered after December 23, who made significant changes to their class schedule from that received in the mail, or who did not receive a schedule/ bill or ID validation sticker in the mail,· 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. in the Co<?rs Events/Conference Center.

• Schedule adjustment begins for those students with January 10time assignments (see page 20).

JANUARY 11 (TUES.)

• Schedule-adjustment time assignments continue (seepage 20).

• Registration begins for faculty and staff.

jANUARY 12 (WED.)

• Classes begin for spring 1994.

JANUARY 13-14 (THURS.-FRI.)

• Space-available (SAVE) registration, Coors Events/Conference Center, from 8:30a.m. to 4:00p.m. (see page 30).

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JANUARY 14 (FRI.)

• Last day for schedule/bill and ID validation sticker distribution, schedule adjustment, and late registration screening at the Coors Events/Conference Center. Beginning Tuesday, January 18, these registration services will be located in.the Regent.basement, room

.1B60.

jANUARY 17 (MON.)

• Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday. No. classes.

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FEBRUARY 25 (FRI.) • Deadline to withdraw from school and be assessed only 60 percent of full tuition and fees, by 4:00 p.m. After this day, 100 percent of tuition and fees is due.

• Deadline to payany unpaid balance, including approved deferred tuition, by 4:00p.m. No grace period.

MARcH 14-18 (MoN.-FRI.) " Distribution of the Summer Session 1994 Catalog and Fall 1994 Registration Handbook and Schedule of Courses in the Regent foyer and UMC 422, 9:00a.m. to 4:00p.m. (except Tuesday, March 15, until 7:00p.m. in Regent foyer only). Beginning Monday, March 21, distribution will be in Regent 105.

MARCH 16 (WED.)-}UNE 1 (WED.) • Summer 1994 confirmed registration for continuing degree students enrolled during spring 1994. -

MARCH 21-25 (MoN.-FRI.) • Spring?reak. No classes.

APRIL 1 (FRI.)-APRIL 29 (FRI.) • Fall 1994 confirmed registration for continuing degree students enrolled during spring 1994.

MAY2 (MoN.) • Last day of spring classes.

• Fall 1994 confirmed registration begins for eligible new and readmitted students.

MAY 2 (l\1;0N.)-}UNE 1 (WED.) • Summer 1994 confirmed registration for eligible new and readmitted students.

MAY 3~4 (TUES.-WED.) • Reading days.-

MAY5-11 (THURS.-WED.) • Final examination period for spring 1994. The first exam begins at 7:30 a.m. on Thursday, May 5. There are no

exams on Sunday, May 8. See pages 6 and 7 for complete exam schedules.

MAY 13 (FRI.) • Spring 1994 Commencement at Folsom Stadium, 9:30 a.m.

}UNE 6 (MON.) • Summer 1994 classes begin for the first 5-week term (session A) and 8-10 we~k terms (sessions C and D).

jULY 4 (MON.) • Independence Day. No classes.

jULY 7-8 (THURS.-FRI.) • Final exams for first 5-week summer term (session A).

jULY 12 (TUES.) • ·Classes begin for second 5-week sum..:. mer term (session B).

JULY 28-29 (THURS.-FRI.) • Final exams for 8-week summer term (session C). '

AUGUST 11-12 (THURS.-FRI.) • Final exams for second 5-weekand 10-week summer terms (sessions Band D).

AUGUST 13 (SAT.) •-Summer 1994 Commencement.

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AUGUST 17-19 (WED.-FRI.) • Final orientation and registration for new freshmen and transfer students:in arts and sciences and business for fall 1994.

AUGUST22 (MON.) • Fall 1994 schedule/bill distribution for those students who didn't receive ·their schedule/bill in the mail.

AUGUST 24 (WED.) · • Fall 1994 classes begin ..

SEPTEMBER 5 (MON:.) • Labor Day. No classes.

NOVEMBER 24-25 (THURS.-FRI.) • Thanksgi~ingholiday. No classes ..

DECEMBER 7 (WED.) • Last day of fall classes.

DECEMBER 8-9 (THURS.-FRI.) . • Reading days. No classes.

DECEMBER 10-16 (SAT.-FRI.). • Final exams for fall 1994.

DECEMBER 17 (SAT.) • Fall 1994 Commencement.

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CONVENIENT HOURS FOR ·STUDENTS BEER, SNACI{S .& GOQD M.t)SIC The Entenainment Center ori Campus UMG First Floor 492-6338

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T hese pages of final exam schedules gives the same information; they are simply organized differ-

. ently to reach more students. This page includes all common finals followed by standard meeting patterns. The final exams listed on page 7 are listed by exam time.

Common Final Exams

. APPM 1350, 1360, 2350, 2360

Monday, May 9 7:30 a.m.-10:30 a.m.

CHEM 1071, 1111, 1131, 1211, 3331 Thursday, May 5

3:30 p.m.- 6:30 p.m.

EPOB 1020, 1220

Thursday; May 5 11:30 a.m.- 2:30 p.m.

FREN 1010, 1020, 1050, 2110, 2120

Tuesday, May 10

11:30 a.m.- 2:30 p.m.

GRMN 1010, 1020, 2010, 2020

Saturday, May 7 7:30 a.m.-1 0:30 a.m.

ITAL 1010, 1020, 2110, 2120 Tuesday, M;1y 10

11:30 a.m.- 2:30 p.m ..

MATH 1300, 1310, 2300, 2400

Monday, May 9 7:30 a.m.-10:30 a.m.

PHYS 1110, 2020

· \Vednesday, May 11

7:30 a.m.-1 0:~0 a.m.

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RUSS 1010, 1020

Saturday, May 7

7:30 a.m.-10:30 a.m.

SPAN 1010, 1020, 1150, 2110 Friday, May 6

11:30 a.m.- 2:30 p.m.

SPAN 2120, 2150, 3000

Friday, May 6

11:30 a.m.- 2:30 p.m.·

Final Exams by Meeting Pattern

MONDAY/WEDNESDAY/FRIDAY CLASSES

8:00 ·a.m. classes meeting MWF, M-F

Wednesday, May 11 . 11:30 a.m.- 2:30 p.m.

9:00a.m. classes meeting MWF, M-F

Tuesday, May 10 7:30 p.m.-10:30 p.m.

10:00 a.m. classes meeting MWF, M-F

Tuesday, May 10 7:30 a.m.-10:30 a.m.

11:00 a.m. classes meeting MWF, M-F

Saturday, May 7 7:30 p.m.-1 0:30 p.m.

12:00 p.m. classes meeting MWF, M-F

Thursday, May 5 7:30 p.m.-10:30 p.m.


Monday, May 9 11:30 a.m.- 2:30 p.m.

2:00 p.m; classes meeti~g MWF, M-F

Saturday, May 7 3:30 p.m.- 6:30 p.m.


Friday, May 6 7:30 a.m.-10:30 a.m.

4:00p.m. classes meeting MWF, M-F

Friday, May6 3:30 p.m.- 6:30 p.m.

Evening classes meeting M, MW Tuesday, May 10 11:30 a.m.- 2:30 p.m.

Evening dasses.meeting Wed only

Monday, May 9 7:30 a.m.-10:30 a.m.

TUESDAY/THURSDAY·CLASSES

8:00 a.m. classes meeting TR

Saturday, May 7 11:30 a.m.- 2:30 p.m.

.9:30 a.m. classes meeting TR

Monday, May9 3:30 p.m.- 6:30. p.m.


Tuesday, May 1 0 3:30 p.m.- 6:30 p.m.

12:30 p.m. classes meeting TR

Thursday, May 5 7:30 a.m.-10:30 a.m.


Monday, May 9 7:30 p.m.-10:30 p.m.


Friday, May 6· 7:30 p.m.-10:-30 p.m.

Evening classes meeting T, TR

Wednesday, May 11 7:30 a.m.-10:30 a.m.

Evening classes meeting R only

Thursday, May 5 , 3:30 p.m.- 6:30 p.m.

Final EXams by Exam Time

THURSDAY, MAY 5 12:30 p.m. classes meeting TR

EP0BJ020, 1220

CHEM 1071, 1111, 1131',-1211, 3331, and evening classes meeting R only*


FRIDAY, MAY 6 3:00p.m. classes meeting MWF, M-F

SPAN 1010, 1020, 11SO, 2110,· and SPAN 2120, 2150, and 3000


3:30 p,.m. classes meeting TR

SATURDAY, MAY 7 GRMN 1010, 1020, 2010, 2020, ·and

RUSS 1010, 1020

8:00 .a.m. classes meeting TR



MONDAY, MAY 9 APPM 1350, 1360, 2350, 2360,

MATH 1300, 1310, 2300, 2400, and evening classes meeting Wed only*

1:00 p.m. classes meeti.Q.g MWF, M-F


2:00 p.m. classes m~eting TR

TUESDAY, MAY 10 10:00 a.m. classes meeting MWF, M-.F

FREN 1010, 1020, 1050, 2110,2120, ITAL 1010, 1020, 2110, 2120, and

evening classes meeting M, MW*


9:00a.m. classes meeting MWF, M-F

7:30 a.m.-10:30 a.m.

11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.

3:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m.

.7:30 p.m.-10:30 p.m.

7:30 a.m.-10:30 a.:m.

11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.

3:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m.

7:30 p.in.-10:30 p.m.

7:30 a.m,-10:30 a.m.

11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.

3:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m.

7:30 p.m.-1 0:30 p.m.

7:30 a.m.-10:30 a.m.

11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.

. 3:30 p,m.-6:30 p.m.

7:30 p.m.-10:30 p.m.

7:30 a.m.-10:30 a.m.

11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m;

3:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m.

7:30 p.m.-10:30 p.m.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 11 PHYS Ill 0, 2020, and 7:30 a.m.-10:30 a.m.

evening classes meeting T, TR*

8:00a.m. classes meeting MWF, M-F 11:30 a.m.-2:30p.m.

If you have three or more examinations on the same day, you are entitled to arrange an alternative examination time for the last exam or exams scheduled on that day. Such arrangements must be made no later than the end of the sixth week of the semester. You will need to provide evidence that you have three or more examinations to qualify for exceptions.

For the complete final examination policy, please see the Student Handbook or the University of Colorado at Boulder Catalog. The spring 1994 final exam schedule can also be found on CUline.

Explanation of Abbreviations Used for Days: Monday-M; !Tuesday-T; Wednesday-W; Thursday-R; Friday-F; Saturday-S; ·and Sun.day-U. Please check with your instructor for class meeting times that db not fall witin the standard meeting pattern.

*All classes beginning at 5:00 p.m. or later are considered to be "everting" classes.

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New Information on CU Connect! CU Connect (the telephone registration system) has been enhanced to allow you to access the following information.

WAIT-LIST PosiTIONS You can now find out your position on a wait list when you call CU Connect to list your schedule (in the evenings, 8:00 p~m. to 10:00 p.m., Monday through.Friday with the exception of 8~00 p.m. to midnight January 10-14, and Sundays, 11:00 a.m. to 9:00p.m.). Wait-list positions will normally be updated nightly. To list your schedule, press 5# (see the instructions on your confirmed registration form). If you are wait~listed for any courses, your wait-list position (normally current wit..~in the last 24 hours) will be · announc~d *-'hen you list your schedule;. Please note: CU Connect will not tell .you what "type" of wait list you're on. Please refer to page 17 for-more information on wait lists.

VERIFICATION OF No CREDIT

AND PASS/FAIL STATUS

If you choose the no credit or pass/fail option for a course when you're registering for the course,.cu·connect will

· verifY the grading option chosen. If you change the grading option at a later date, you can list your courses (press 5#), and you'll hear if you're enrolled for a course with apass/fail or no. credit grading option.

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GRADES VIA CU CONNECT You can now access any semester's grades (since summer 1988) by telephone .. Just call CU Connect at (303) 938-8110 during regular hours of operation (see page 15) and enter the following information when prompted:

• the "grade" action code (5003)#

• the term code #

(The first twO digits= YEAR and the last digit= TERM [1=spring semester, 4=summer semester, and 7 =fall semester]; so, for example, the term code for fall semester 1993 is 937)

• your University student number#

• your PIN#

When grades have been released at the end of the semester, you will be able to

access your grades according to the following schedule for fall·and spring semesters, 199 3,;94. ·

AVAilABILITY OF GRADES VIA CU CONNECT

FALL SPRING 1993 1994

Seniors December 22 May17

Juniors December23 May 18

Sophomores December 26 May 19

Freshmen December 27 May20

Graduate, Law, and N ondegree Students December 28 May21

All Students December 29 M~y22 and thereafter and

thereafter

CUline-PLUS: Accessing Your Record On-Line With your University student number and PIN (personal identification number), you can now access the following information on CUline-PLUS (Personal Look ·up Service):

• your grades for the two most recent terms

• degree program information (primary and secondary college, major, and class standing)

• registration status (advising requirements and registration time assignment)

• your class schedule for the current term, the two most recent terms, and all

1future terms for which you have registered

• current semester billing and financial aid information

• current mailing address

You will not h~ve access to any other students' records, only your own.

You can access CUline-PLUS at any terminal on campus dedicated to

CUline. These terminals are located in the lobpy of Regent Hall, the UMC, Norlin Library, College of Business, Fleming Law, College of Music, the Recreation Center, the Engineering Center, and most residence halls. Computing labs in Business, Engineering, Ketchum, Muenzinger, Norlin, and Physics also have CUline access.

To access CUline-PLUS, choose PLUS from the main menu and follow the instructions.

.Federal privacy laws and University policies guarantee your right to access your own data and protect this data from unauthorized access by others. Unauthorized access can result in student conduct disciplinary actions and/ or civil and criminal proceedings. The University will provide reasonable physical and electronic security for this data, but it is up to yo(r not to compromise the security of this information. If you feel that your new PIN is not secure, please contact the registrar's office in Regent 105, and another PIN will be assigned to you,

Helpful Tidbits SPECIAL ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE

We can offer personal registration assistance to Spanish-speaking students: students with a disability, and students from foreign countries who may not be familiar with the telephone registration procedure. If you have \1 special need regarding registration, please feel free to

call our office at 492-6970 or visit us at Regent 105.

ADJUSTING YOUR SCHEDULE

When you· go to an academic department after the ~emester begins, you can do all of your drop/add activity for any department or any college at that location. (See pages 31-32 for a list of locations and pages 20-22 for more information on schedule adjustment.)

When you.adjust your class schedule at a computer terminal, the computer operator cannot use call numbers to find, drop, or add courses. ·It is important that you give the computer operator the four-letter subject abbreviation, the four-digit course number (not the call number), and the three-digit section number.

GRADUATION

If you plan to graduate within the next year, you m1,1st check with your dean's office for graduation application deadlines and notification procedures. Some colleges and schools require you to come in for a consultation in the semester pre-

ceding the semester you plan to graduate. To determine the graduation policy of your college or school, please check with your de~n' s office.

PROFESSOR PERFORMANCE GUIDE

Information published in the Professor Performance Guide is the result of the Faculty Course Questionnaires completed by students each semester. ,The publication is available during registration and can help you decide which courses and instuctors to choose. The questionnaire is distributed in classes during the last two weeks. of the fall and spring semesters and \gives students a chance to evaluate the instructor and the course. The compiled data are also listed on CUline.

For more information, call the UCSU Academic Affairs Director, 492-7473. If the questionnaire is rtot distributed in your class, contact the Office of Research and Information, 492-7069.

Looking·for Housing _9ff Campus?

The Off-Campus Student Services Office is an excellent resource for students looking for a place to live. We provide personalized computer listings ofhouses, apartments and roommates. We

maintain the largest listing of available student housing in Boulder.

Information On: Leases, sharing an apartment, eviction, security deposits,

maintenance and repairs, tenant's rights, finding a roommate and much more!

UMC 336 • Mon-Fri9-4 • 492-70~ Computer searches are $1.00 plus 15¢ per page Ott.f'___....,.. -

/ -·""':ituc»nt S.mc., A Service at l.lCSV

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~Get Ready ~ · to Register D Receive your invitation to register in the mail (only ifyou will not be attend~

. ing orientation). (See page 15 for information on invitations and page 35 for a sample invitation.)

D Put together a list of courses as well as alternates on your schedule planning worksheets (pages 110-111).

D Complete your special services . form. Continuing students can obtain a

copy when they pick up their registration handbook. All other students who receive their form in the mail may return it in theenvelope provided, and those who '!ttend orientation may return it at that time.

D Complete the confirmed registration form on page 113.

D Obtain a~vising, if specified on your invitation to register (see page 15).

D Clear all "stops" printed on your invitationto register (see page 15).

~Register for ~ · Spring Classes D Using a touch-tone phone, call CU Connect (the telephone registration system) as soon as possible after your time assignmep.t begins. Follow the steps on your confirmed registration form (page 113) and enter theappropriate codes when prompted. ( CU Connect codes are on page 111.) The CU Connect phone number is (303) 938-8110.

~Adjust Your ~ Schedule Early D Once you have registered for courses through CU Connect, you can make any necessary changes to your schedule before the semester begins. Don't,wait until yo~ return to make changes! (See page 15.)

~Receive Your ~ .Scheduie/Bill D Students who- register by December 23 will receive their schedule/bill and ID validation sticker in the mail. These are

HEALTH CENTER HouRs AND SERVICES As a student, you may use·Wardenburg for your medical; psychiatric, and dental care.

Your optional Student Health Insurance pays for most services. Call (303) 492-5101 for more information.

Regular Hours: Monday~ Friday 8:00 a.m. - 6:00p.m. Saturday {Walk-in Only) 10:00 a.m.- 2:00p.m.

After Hours: Monday- Friday 6:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. Saturday 2:00p.m. -10:00 p.m. Sunday . 10:00 a.m._-10:00 p.m.

Services available indud.e: '

Acute Care Immunization Pharmacy Sports Medicine After Hours Clinic laborat~l)' Physical Therapy . Stress Management! Allergy Minor Surgel)' Psychiaey Biofeedback Community Health Neurology Radiology Substance Abuse

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Dental Nutrition Rapline VictimAssistance Dermatology Orthopedic Sexual Health Volunteer P~ogram General Medicine Women's Health Care

Hours of operation are subject to change. All health center records are confidential and are not included in yout University record .

. Subject to certain restrictions, validated parking is available to student health center patients at the nearby Euclid Avenue Auto Park. Call 492-4196 for details.

WARDENBURG STUDENT HEALTH CENTER

A SERVICE OF IDl~

mailed to your permanent address. Affix your ID validation sticker to your CU-:Boulder photo ID and pay your bill by January 21.

D If you make significant changes to your class schedule after receiving it, or you ,need another copy, you can get. a. printout of your class schedule/bill on January 10-11 at the Coors Events/ Conference Center, conference level. (See page 19 for more information.)

D If you need to pick up your schedule/bill on January 12-14, go to the concourse level {upper level), Coors Events/Conferenc:;e Center. On January 18 and thereafter, pick up your schedule/bill and ID validation sticker at Regent, room 1B60 (see page 19).

~Make Final ~ · ·Adjustments D Try to get all of your schedule changes done be~oreJanuary 6 by 10:00 p.m., espetially if you arewaitlisted for any courses. If you need to adjust your schedule, beginning January 10, you should:

D Complete the schedule adjustment form on page 115. of this handbook (pages 110-111 are the schedule planning worksheets).

D Adjust-your schedule via CU Connect according to the schedule adjustment (drop/add) time assignment schedule printed on page 20. Go to a computer terminal in an academic department (see pages 31-32), or go to our central drop/add site at the Coors Events/Conference Center, January 10

. through January 14, or go to Regent, room 1 B60, thereafter.

~List Your Schedule

D List your schedule often via CU Connect if you are on a wait list to ~ee ifyou have been enrolled in the course.

B efore you register, please r.ead the following information. Many of the questions you may

have about registration procedures are answered here. The information is listed in alphabetical order.

Addresses-Very Important! • Keep your addresses updated!

• Check your addresses on your invitation to register.

Throughout your time as a student, we will mall important registration materials to you. Therefore, it is extremely important that you keep your addresses updated at all times.

Three addresses on your student record must be kept current if important mailings are to reach yo~: Your mailing address, your permanent address, and your summer address.

Your mailing address is your address in Boulder during the school year, e.g., the residence hall, apartment, or house where you live during the fall and spring semesters. This is the address where your invitation to register. for each semester will· be mailed.

Your permanent. address most often is your par,ents' or guardians' residence, e.g., the place you call home during the time you are not attending school. This is the address where your schedule/bill and ID validation sticker will be mailed.

Your summer address is your address from the end of the spring semester to the beginning of the fall semester.

Please note that you can have a number of address combinations: A different address for mailing, permanent, and summer; or the same address for any two or all three of these categories.

You may look up any,of your addresses on CUline and fill auto a change of address form at the Office of the Regis-· trar in Regent 105 or in the Financial

Aid Office. You can also call (303) 492-6581 to update your address(es). Note that these addresses are only reflected on the Student Information System (SIS). Other offices, such as the Library, Hous-. ing, and Wardenburg, have separate address systems and changes should be made there as well.

Advising • Check your invitation to register for

advising requirements!

• Please see pages 31-32 for academic advising locations and phone numbers.

Some CU-Boulder colleges and schools require that you consult with an advisor before registering for courses. A code is set on SIS that will prevent you from registering until you have seen an advisor. If you receive such a message on your invitation to register (see page 35·

.· for a sample invitation) or when call.ing . CU Connect, and you are an arts and sciences or an engineering ·student, call your facuity advisor, your major department, or your dean's office to make arrangements for advising. If you are a student in any other college or school and you receive an advising message, you should call your dean's office.

After you have been advised, the code on the computer will be removed by the adv.isor or the staff in the department or dean's office, and you may then call CU Connect to register.

If you need help in. planning your schedule, check with your college or school's dean's office, or your major department office, and make an appointment to see . an advisor. Some colleges, such as arts and sciences, hold workshops for students on general education requirements (core curriculum and college list). Also, the Advising Resource Cenrer has advisors on call to help those of you who are "open option" students or are thinking of changing your major. And the Offlce of Peer Counseling in' Willard is avail-

able to help all students with both academic and personal concerns.

Changing Your Major • Request this change at your new depart

ment!

If you would like to change your major ordedare a major before you register, go to that department and ask about the required procedures. Your change will be entered onto the computer syst~m when it has been approved by the new department. If your change of major involves moving into another college or school, it is considered an intra university transfer (IUT). Please see that section on page 13.

Controlled Enrollment and Independent Stqdy Courses • You must receive permission .from the · department before registering for these . courses.

If you are interested in taking a course with a 760-799, 800-, or 900-level section number, you will need to contact the department for permission and for the five-digit course call number before yoti; register. Enrollment in these courses is limited by each department.

Beginning Monday, January 10, controlled enrollment and independent study courses may only be added for you by department staff members or via a special action form.(obtained from the academic department)' which must then be brought for processing to the registrar's office or to a central drop/add location.

Class Standing Undergraduate class standing is based on the total number of semester hours passed, as follows:

Freshman

Sophomore

Junior

0-29

30-59

60-89

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Senior 90-123

5th Year Senior 124 and above

Course Reservation Program The course reservation program assists you in getting the courses you need t~ graduate by giving you an opportunity to reserve space in a class and enroll in that class for the next semester before the next registration period begins. Most courses included in the course reservation progr~m are undergraduate core curriculum courses that are being offered by the College. of Arts and Sciences. You will be eligible to participate in the course reservation program· for fall 1994 if your name is on a wait list for one of these courses'as ofJanuary 7' or if you add your name to the wait list after the beginning of the semester and you remain on the wait list through January 28. (All restrictions that are placed on the course for the following semester will be honored, and you must' clear: up any "st~ps" before registering.)

If you are eligible to participate in the program, you will receive a letter in March inviting you to register for the course, March 28-31. You willregister for all other courses during your regular registration time assignment;

Credit~ Hour Limits • Undergraduates may request a maxi

mum of 19 hours of course work during registration.

• Undergraduates may request a maximum of21 hours of course workduring · final schedule adjustment.

Undergraduates can only request 19 hours of course work during registration. (15 hours for graduate students and 16 hours for law students), including wait-listed courses. Once you have completed your registration, you should check with your college or school to determine the maximum

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number of credit hours that can be counted toward your degree each semester. Remember that 12 hours is considered a full-time undergraduate student load for financial-aid purposes.

Undergraduates will be allowed to register for up to 21 hours (including waitlisted courses) during final schedule adjustment.

Credit Options • You do not receive grades for no-credit

courses; however, you still pay full tuition.

• You can make credit~option changes throughout the registration and schedule adjustment period.

• Courses taken for no credit or pass/foil cannot apply towards a graduate degree.

No Credit. You can select classes on a no-credit basis (an NCwill appear on your transcript in place of a grade) during registration or schedule adjustment. When you register by telephone for a course and select the no credit option (see page Ill for instructions), CU Connect will verifY the grading option chosen. However, you will still pay full tuition for the course. Please check with you.r college or school for policies on riocredit status and how it may be used.

Pass/Fail. You will be able to select classes ·on a pass/fail basis throughout , registration and schedule adjustment. Please check with your college or school; there are restrictions on the number and the types of courses that can be taken pass/fail..· When you register by telephone for a course and select the pass/fail option (see page Ill for instructions), CU Connect will verifY the grading option chosen.

Once you have signed up for a course on a pass/fail basis, it is not noted so on rosters or final grade lists, and your instructor should not be notified that you are taking the course pass/fail. You will be

· assigned a grade for the class. A grade of

D- or above is automatically converted ' to a P; an F remains an F. Only the F is calculated as part of your grade point average; a grade of Pis not counted.

Note: Should you decide you want to change the status of a course from, or to, either PIF or NC, please make the change in the registrar's office or at the · central drop/ add location. By filling out the change form there, you will not jeopardize your enrollment in the ~ourse. If you do this change by telephone, you will not be able to reenroll

. in the course if it is closed or a wait list exists Jor the course.

Variable Credit. When requesting a variable-credit. course (one with a range of minimum and maximum credits), you need to decide how many credits you would like to receive in that course; · Indicate this when prompted by CU Connect. You can change how many credits you would like to receive for the course throughout registration and schedule adjustment.

Directory Information • Come to the registrar's office by january 28 to have directory information withheld.

The Family Education Rights and Pri;acy Act (FERP A) of 197 4 protects the ' privac}t'o(rour education records. However, ~'ertain information is considered public or "directory" information. Such information may be released to anyone, unless you inform the Office of the Registrar that you do not wish the information released.

Directory information includes mime, address, phone number, date and place of birth, major field of study, participation in University activities or.sports, dates of attendance at the University, enrollment status, (full-time or parttime), degrees·and awards received, educational institutions attended, and weight and height of athletes.

To prevent release of directory information, you must go to theOffice of the Registrar by January 28 to request that it be withheld. Once requested, nondisclosure of directory information will remain on your record until you are no longer enrolled at the University, or until you request removal of the privacy status. This prevents us from · releasing any information to anyone (including the student) over the telephone. However, you will be able to

access grades and other information · available on CU Connect or CUline.

A complete summary of University poLicy on the release of student information is available in the University of Colorado at Boulder Catalog, the Student Handbook, and at the Office of the Registrar, Regent 105. Forfurther information, call (303) 492-6907, and ask for the records supervisor.

Double-Degree Programs • Ifyou are working on two degrees, ver;..

ifY that we have this information.

If you are working in a double-degree, · program (for example, obtaining one .

degree from arts and sciences and one from business), you should check to see that both degree programs are entered on the invitation to register you receive in the mail. If both colleges are not recorded, you may not be able to register for required classes during registration. If you have questions concerning your double-degree program, check with one of your dean's offices.

Help Line If you are having any problems with telephone registration, call our help line at (303) 492-1033. This number has prerecorded registration information available 24 hours a day. To speak with a registration staff member, call between 9:00 a.m. to noon, or 1 :00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, during the registration period.

Intraniversity Transfer (IUT). • Check with the deans office of your

desired college or school for admission criteria.

If you would like to transfer into another CU-Boulder college or school, check with that dean's office for admission criteria and information on enrollmen~ levels, application proc;:edures, and deadlines. Policies vary among the different colleges and schools.

If you have already submitted an IUT application, register as if you have been accepted into the new program. If you are not able to register for some courses because you have not yet been accepted, you may change your schedule during final schedUle adjustment.

Parking Permits/ Bicycle Registration .

. • Ifyou need to park on campus_:_whether a car or a bike-you'll need a permit.

PARKING PERMITS: WHEN AND

WHERETo Go

January 9

8:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.

Residence hall students go to

Coors Events/Conference Center;

Williad-ts Village residents go to

Williams Village

January 10

8:00 a.m.-3:00 p~m.

Law students go to Law School;

all other students go to Coors Events/

Conference Center

January 11-14

8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.

All students go to

Coors Events/Conference Center

·To get a parking permit, you will need:

• a photo ID (prefe~ably your CU-Boulder photo ID)

• your valid state ·motor-vehicle registration form (no exceptions)

• a current meal sticker or voucher (residence hall students only)

. For permit information, call492-3550; for any parking questions, call Parking Services, 492-7384.

BICYCLE REGISTRATION

Registering your bike is mandatory on campus. Spring bike registration begins January 10 at the bike kiosk (between Imig Music and Cheyenne Arapahoe Hall) Monday through Friday, 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. and continues there throughout the semester. For further information, call492-2322.

Photo IDs • Located in UMC 25and open between

11:00 a.m. and 4:~oop.m.

Your validated CU-Bouldei photo ID is an important identification card to carry with you. It signifies tha.t' you are a currently registered student and allows you to use University services and facilities.

The Photo ID Office is located in the UMC, room 25, across from the Bookstore.

To have a CU-Boulder photo ID made, go to the Photo ID Office, Monday . through Friday, between 11:00 a~m. and 4:00p.m. On January 6, 7, 10, and 11, the Photo ID·Office will be open from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. OnJanuary 12, regular office hours of 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. ~ill resume.

You must have some other form of picture ID with you when you go to have· your student ID made. Your initial ID is free,· but there is a $10 charge for replacement IDs. (Continuing education and SAVE students do not receive an initial free ID; these students are charged ·$10 for an ID. However, SAVE students who choose to pay fees will receive a free CU photo ID;)

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CU-Boulder photo IDs and ID validation stickers are not transferrable. Any person who uses the CU-Bc;mlder photo ID or ID validation sticker of another student or allows his or her validated ID to be used by another student may be subject to disciplinary action. The Photo ID Office will only give out ID validation stickers when issuing a new or replacement photo ID. Replacement ID validation stickers ($2.00) will only be available from Reger,tt 105.

Special Services Form • Continuing students must turn in this form to obtain the registration handbook.

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This form, which allows you to choose special services such as the yearbook, tickets for the Artist Series, and Career Services programs, must be turned in to complete your registration. You do not have to choose any of the services, but completion of the form is a required part of the registration process.

If you are a continuing student, you mu~t fill out the special services form before you can .pick up a copy of the Registration Handbook and Schedule of Courses. The special services form will be available during the handbook dis.:. tributionperiod.

If you are a new or readmitted student, you will receive the special services form in the mail or at orientation (for those students who are required to attend orientation) as part ofyour registration materials. ·

If you have not yet completed the form, please follow the instructions for filling it out, sign your name, and mail it via U.S. mail or campus mail. You may also drop it off at the Office of the Registrar, Regen~ 105.

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Stops on Your Registration • Check your invitation to register for

stops!

When you call CU Connect, you may get a mes_sage that you have a "stop" on your record. Stops are holds that the University puts on student records for various reasons. They originate from financial obligations, academic concerns, or even disciplinary matters. You will not be allowed to register until all stops have been cleared. Most often, you will . know about a stop before calling CU Connect, becausea message will be printed on your invitation to register. (See page 35 for a sample invitation.) However, stops can occur at any time in the registration process, so you should make it a point to know the status of your student record. •

If you have a financial stop, which indicates unpaid University debts, you may be withdrawn from your classes if you fail to pay your bills. Please check with

. the Bursar's Office in R~gent 150, (303) 492-5381.

Time Out Program For those of you who would like to take a planned leave from CU-Boulder for a semester or a year, the Time Out Program (TOP) provides an opportunity to leave without losing your place in your college or school. You must be in good academic standing and have your dean's approval. Your place will be guaranteed when you return, providing you meet registration and deposit deadline;. An application fee of $30 is charged. More information is available from the Office of the Registrar, Regent 105, (303) 492-8673. •

Note: If you are registered for the semester you plan to begin TOP, you must formally withdraw. See the "Withdrawal Dates/Refund or Assessment Schedule" on page 30.

Transcripts • May be ordered by phone, mail, or in person in Regent 105.

If you would like to get a copy of your CU academic record for advising purposes, you may call 492-6907 or fill out a form in the lobby of Regent Administrative Center to request that an unofficial transcript be sent to any department on campus. A personal copy can also be ordered and will be available the next working day at the transcript/enrollment verification window in the foyer of Regent. The cost is $1.00 a copy'. Sameday processing is available for an additional fee.

Your official trans<:ript is the complete· record of all courses you have taken at the University of Colorado, both _at the undergraduate and graduatelevel. It contains the signature of the Registrar and the official, embossed seal of the University. Official transcripts are primarily used to support applications for transfer to

· other academic institutions and for employment purposes.

Official transcripts that include end-ofterm grades will be available approximately tendays after final examinations; the.degree will be recorded approximately six weeks after graduation.

· There is no charge for official transcripts, which are prepared only at the student's. request. Typically, official transcripts require a minimum of three working days to process. However, a rush-transcript service is available for a processing fee. · Official transcripts may be ordered by telephone at (303) 492-8987 or by mail to: University of Colorado, Office of the Registrar) Transcript Section, Campus Box 68, Boulder, CO 80309-0068.

An internal transcript, which includes courses, credits, grades, tra~1sfer courses accepted, and grade point average (GPA), will· be mailed to your. permanent address approximately two weeks after the end of the semester.

A l.l stu. dentsw1.·11 p ... a. rticipate in confirmed registration for spring 1994: You will be.able

to call CU Connect to register for classes, list your schedule, drop and add · classes, and sign up for course wait lists. When you register via CU Connect, you will receive immediate confirmation of your enrollment in courses.

l1l Receiving Your . l2:J Invitation to Register · • This form, which will be mailed if you

do not have a required orientation, includes your registration time assignment, your personal identification number (PIN), your addresses, and any stops on your registration.

A personalized invitation to register (see page 35 for a sample invitation) 'will be mailed to you indicating the date and time you can call CU Connect to register for classes. You can call any time after your time assignment pegins, through 10:00 p.m. on January 6 (orientation students have through January 7). However, because confirmed registration is conducted on a first-come, first-served basis, it's to your advantage to call as soon as possible. Classes fill up throughout the registration period. Note: If you have any stops, they'll be printed on your invitation to register; you must cle.ar all.s.tops before registering.

Your invitation to register also includes your personal identification number (PIN), which allows you to access CU Connect, CUline-PLUS, and the financial aid telephone system. Your PIN is a randomly set number, must be kept confidential, arid ~ill remain the same throughout your career at CU-Boulder.

Note: Certain data specific to you is available on these systems. Your PIN controls access to this information.

Federal privacy laws and University policies guarantee your right to access

your own data and protect this data from unauthorized access by others. Unauthorized access of student data can result in student conduct disciplinary

. action a~d/ or civil and criminal proceedings. The University will provide reasonable p)lysical and electronic security for. this data, but it is up to you to not compromise the· security of this information; If you feel that your new PIN is not secure, please contact the registrar's office in Regent 105, and another PIN will be assigned to you.

111 Getting Your ~ Time .Assignment Registration time assignments are based on class standing, with graduating seniors receiving the earliest assignments. All other seniors register next, then graduate and law students, first-semester freshmen (those with 12 or fewer hours), juniors, sophomores, and second-se~ester freshmen. Time assignments are based on the number of hours you have completed at CU (any campus), including any transfer credit, and any classes you are currently enrolled in (as of October 5). Within these groups, the time assignments a~e random. Any changes made after that time· (courses dropped or added, additional transfer credit) will not change your time assignment.

f2l Filling Out Your ~ Registration Form • Located on page 113 (use the scheduleplanning worksheets on pages 110-111 for practice).

Use the schedule-planning worksheet in the back of this handbook to fill out a preliminary schedule for spring 1994. Then, fill out your confirmed registration form, on page 113 before you call CU Connect. It is always a good idea to include additional dass choices on your confirmed registration form in case classes you request are full.

l7.l Getting Academic L!J Advising If you are required to see an academic advisor (indicateclon your invitation to

register), call or visit your department office as soon as possible. You will need to bring your completed confirmed ~egistration form to your appointment. You will not be allowed to register until you have met with your advisor. (See page 11 for m'ore information.)

~Calling ~CD Connect Call CU Connect, (303) 938-8110, from any touch-tone phone. Use the function codes listed on the confirmed registration form and on page 111. You may call any time after your assigned time begins. Follow the instructionson the confirmed registration form.

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CU Connect is available Monday through Friday, 7:00a.m. to 7:00p.m. and 8:00. p.m. to 10:00 p.m. It is also. available on Sundays from 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. CU Connect will not be available on November 25, or January 7 or 9. It will be availabe from 7:00 a.m: to 5:00 p.m. on December 24. . Note: On January 7, CU Connect will

. be available only to new freshman or transfer students who are attending orientation and registering for the first time.

· 1716 · Adjusting ~.Your Schedule • Make your changes before you return for classes in the spring!

Once you have registered, you will be able to make adjustments to you~ schedule by calling CU Connect·and dropping or adding classes. Simply follow the CU Connect function codes, described and illustrated on the confirmed registration form, to add or drop classes from your schedule.

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SEARCHING FOR OPEN COURSE SECTIONS

If you request a course section that has been cancelled or is full, the computerized telephone voice will ask you if you want to conduct a search for open s,ections of that course. If you do, press 7#.

CU Connect will search for another section of the course that is available during the saine time period. If one is available, you can plac,e yo1,1rself in that .section. If one is not available, it will search for any open section beginning with the first section of the course that is open and fits in with your schedule.

CU Connect will continue the search until an open section is found that fits your schedule or until it is determined that no section for that course is currently open and available.

COURSE TIME CHANGES • Original sections will be cancelled and

a new section added.

Sometimes academic departments must change the time a course is. offered after the Registration Handbook and Schedule of Courses has been published. If this is the case, the department cancels the original section and adds a new section that reflects the time change.

If you register fot a course and CU Connect tells you the course has been cancelled, please try the seareh option (7#). CU Connect lets you know if the new section of the coutse with the time change is available and fits in with your schedule.

LISTING YOUR SCHEDULE

You can list your schedule any time by logging on to CU Connect and then pressing 5#. If you put your name on a course wait list, you will want to list your schedule frequently to find out if you have been enrolled in the class. Be sure to list your courses on CU Connect or look them up on CUline-PLUS before January 28 to check the status of wait-listed courses.

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Throughout confirmed registra-, tion and schedule. adjustment, if you are eligible to take a

course but find it has been closed, you may be able to put your name on a computerized wait list.

A wait list is a registration feature that allows you to place your name on a -computerized list for a course.that is currently filled butmay have openings later in the ·registration process. Each department determines if a wait list will be offered for a course and what type of wait list will be used. There ~re two types of wait lists: r:zutomatic and resequenced.

The automatic wait list is set up on a first-come, first-served basis. As a vacancy occurs in a class, the person at the top of the list is automatically enrolled.

The resequenced wait list uses a priority system to_ determine who gets to enroll in a course as spaces open up. Priorities are established by the department and are usually based on class standing and/ or major.

CU Connect will inform you if a class you have requested has a wait list and will give you the option of adding your name to the list. Simply press 9# when prompted and listen for verification.

Wait-Listed Courses Placing your name on a wait list does not guarantee that you will be able to enroll in the class. Depending on the total number of spaces and the demand for each particular course, spaces may or may not become available at a future time. If you are on a wait list for a course, we recommend that you meet with your academic department to select several other choice~ that may apply toward your degree program. You may go to the registrar's office in Regent 105, to central drop/add loca- ·

tiof1s, or use CUline (see page 20) to check lists of all available classes, open classes that meet core-curriculum requireme.J;lts, and npen classes by meeting time.

Deadlines for Wait Lists • Deadline is january 25!

You will be able to place your name on course wait lists through 10:00 p.in. on Tuesday, January 25. At that time, all wait lists will be 'frozen.

If you are automatically enrolled from a wait list Qanuary 25 orearlier) into a class that you no longer want and fail to drop it by January 28, you may be charged additional tuition for the class based upon your number of credit hours: Also, ify~udo not attend a course youhave been enrolled i,n, you

·will receive an F for that class. -

If you still-want to be enrolled in a class' as of January 26, please check with the department offering that course. You must let the departmentknowyou are still interested in the course, should an opening occur. There is no automatic enrollment from wait lists after January 25.

Wait Lists for Labs and Recitations • You must be enrolled in all parts of a lee-

. turellablrecitation by january 28!

If you are closed out of a lecture course thilt has a lab or recitation, you can only be placed on a wait list for the lecture portion of the course. Once you are enrolled in the lecture course from the wait list, you mu~t then add the lab and/ or recitation via CU Connect.

You must be enrolled in required labs and recitations by January 28, the last day of schedule adjustment.

Wait-List Positions When you place your name on a wait list, the total number of students already on the list is announced. As wait-list positions constantly change during the registration and scheduleadjustment periods, it's a good idea to list your schedulefrequendy to find out your position on the wait list. This is a new feanire that ha~ been added to CU Connect. (See page 8 for more information.) Beginning Jimuary 10, you can also find out your wait-list position at any schedule.:.adjustment-site (see pages 31-32).

If you choose not to remain on await list, please drop your name from it as soon as possible by entering 3*, followed by the course call number. Other

-students will be waiting to enroll in the course.

Wait Lists-Important! • It is your responsibility to find out if you've been enrolled from a wait list into d class.

If you place yourself on ,a wait list during registration or schedule adjustment, it is your responsibility to call CU Connect to find Out if you have been enrolled in the class. Whena.space opens up for yo:u from a wait list, you will be erirolled automatically in the class. No verification will be sent.

-Remember: If you find that you have been enrolled in a course that you no longer want, please drop it as soon as possible so other students can enroll in the class.

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Each fall and spring undergraduates from across the U.S. and abroad live and learn together aboard the S.S. Universe, an 18,000 ton ship equipped as a floating campus. During this 100. day voyage·you can earn 12-15 transferable credits, choosing from more than 50 lower and upper division courses. Experience an itinerary as culturally diverse as Venezuela, Brazil, South Africa, Kenya, India, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Japan.

For information on upcoming voyages and s·cholarship availability, visit or call:

Semester at Sea UMC 313 492-5351

(or call.the Pittsburgh Office at 800-854-0195)

Aoolv now, then prepare for the learning adventure of a lifetime

I fyou register by December 23, you'll receive your class schedule/ bill and ID validation sticker in the

m~il. (These are mailed to your permanent address.) If you receive yours in the mail, and there are no corrections to your class schedule after you receive it, you no longer need to come to campus and pick up another copy. Affix your ID validation ~ticker to your CU-~

- Boulder photo ID and pay your bill by January 21.

If you make significant changes to your class schedule after you receive it in the mail, or you need another copy of your class schedule, you can get a print out of it in room 1 of the Coors Events/ Conference Center, January 10-11, 8:30a.m._ to 4:00p.m. (exceptJanuary 11, 8:30a.m. to 7:00p.m.) Note: There is a $2 charge for replacement ID v~idation stickers. From January 12-14, reprints of your schedule/bill will be available on the upper concourse level, Coors Events/Conference Center, 8:30 a.m-4:00 p.m.

If you register after December 23, you may pick up your schedule/bill and have your ID validated on January 10, 8:30a.m. to 4:00p.m. (and January 11 from 8:30a.m. to 7:00p.m.) ~t the CoorsEvents/Conference Center, conference level, as follows:

• Last name begins A-I, room 2

• Last name begins J-S, room 3

• Last name begins T-Z, room 5

On January 12-14, you may pick up your schedule/bill and ID validation sticker at the upper concourse level, Coors Events/Conference Center, 8:30 a.m. to 4:00p.m. BeginningJanuary 18 and thereafter, pick up your schedule/bill and ID validation sticker at Regent, room 1 B60.

Validating Your ID Students who receive their schedule/bill in the mail will also receive their ID validation sticker. Please affix your ID validation sticker to your CU-Boulder photo ID card.

If you did not receive these in the mail, you may pick up your schedule/bill and have your CU-Boulder photo ID validated at:the Coors Events/Conference Center beginning January 1 0.

If you add more than one course and need a full-fees sticker after receiving a base-fees sticker, you may obtain the proper validation sticker in the Office of the Registrar, Regent 105.

There is a $2 charge for replacing validation stickers. Note: CU-Boulder photo IDs and ID validation stickers are not transferrable. Any person who uses the CU-Boulder photo ID or ID validation sticker of another student, or allows his or her ID to be used by another student, may be subject to disciplinary action.

Understanding Your Schedule/Bill Your class schedule lists the courses for which you are registered. Ifa message instead of a course title is listed, or if a course you requested does not appear~ you are not registered for that course.

Some reasons you may not have been enrolled in a course are listed below.

"STUDENT INELIGIBLE

FOR COURSE"

• Class Restriction. Class enrollment may be limited to students who have

, earned a ~ertain number of hours by the end of the spring semester or by class level. Class restrictions. are not likely to change during the scheduleadjustment period.

• Controlled Enrollment. Special authorization is required from the department before requesting this class. . See the department for information.

• Major Restriction. Enrollment is limited to students in specific majors, colleges, or schools.· These restrictions are not likely to change during the schedule-adjustment period.

"COURSE CANCELLED"

Either the course or the section you requested was.cancelled. Contact the department for additional information or try adding a different course or section.

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Y. ou may use CU Connect to list

yout schequle and to make · changes during your registration

period, as well as during final scheduleadjustment (the first three weeks of the spring semester, January 10 through January 28).

Schedule-Adjustment Time Assignments

. As class schedule/bills are mailed to most students approximately three weeks before the start of classes, time assignments during the final scheduleadjustment period are based upon the last two digits of your student numbe~. This ti~e assignment is for both com.:. puter terminals and for CU Connect .. Time assign~ents ensure that we will not have too great a volume of students calling CU Connect or going to computer terminals at one time. Scheduleadj~stment (drop/add) tim~ assignments are indicated at right arid will not appear on the class schedule/bill you receive in the mail.

The system will not allow early transactions; therefore, you will not be able to drop or add classes before your. time assignment. In addition, time assign~ ments will be rotated each semester to ensure fairness.

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LAsT Two DROP AND ADD

DIGITS OF STU- COURSES

DENT NUMBER BEGINNING

36-42 8:30a.m., Jan. 10

43-49 9:30a.m., Jan. 10

50-56 10:30 a.m., Jan. 10 ' 57-63 11:30 a.m., Jan.lO

64-70 12:30 p.m., Jan. 10 71-77 (and 1:30 p.m., Jan. 10 all law students)

78-84 85-91

92-99 00-07 08-14 15-2i 22-28

29-35

2:30p.m., Jan. 10 8:30a.m., Jan. 11 9:30a.m., Jan.l1 10:30 a.m., Jan. 11

' 11:30 a.~., Jan. 11 12:30 p.m .. , Jan. 11

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1:30 p.m., Jan. 11 2:30p.m., Jan. Ll

Time assignments will be strictly enforced

Adjusting Your Schedule • Us~ the schedule adjustment form on page 115.

Complete the form on page 115 of this handbook, filling out call numbers, department abbreviations, and course numbers of classes that yoti want to drop and/ or add to your schedule. Because then;: will be many closed courses, you should have several secondchoice courses available. Lists of available courses can be found at the central schedule-adjustment site (Coors Events/ Conference Center), as well as in the lobby of Regent. You can also look up available courses· on CUline.

Ifyou would like to add a controlled enrollment or an independent study course, you must• go to the department offering the course. Staff there will either enroll you in the course on-line or will

give you a special action form to take to

. the central drop/ add location.

Looking for Available Classes on CUline · • CUline computer terminals are avail

able throughou_t campus to check listings of available courses.

To look for' available classes at any time during the registration and scheduleadjustment periods, you can access CUline from a computer terminal. CUline will list courses that are open,

. and entries will be updated regularly.

Over 50 kiosks, with access to CUline, are located in most campus buildings and residence halls.

From the main CUline menu, choose:

STUDENT ADMIN INFO

by moving the cursor down with the· arrow key and pressing ~TURN.

At this menu, select

COURSE AVAILABILITY

You may look at all available courses offered for spring, all available arts and sciences core courses, or courses available in order of time offered. You can also use CUline to look up final ~xami~ nation schedules, check your billing information, or check your address.

CUline-PLUS !I Look up your records directly on

CUline.

CUline-PLUS (Personal Look Up Service) makes it possible for stUdents to access their individual records. By entering their PIN and student numbers, students can look up their own

current billing and financial aid information, grades from previous s.emesters, and course schedules. To reach CUlinePLUS, choose CULINE-PLUS from the main CUline menu and follow the instructions. Students will not have access to any other students' records, only to their own. CUline is available from more than 50 kiosks located in most campus buildings and residence halls.

Adjusting Your Schedule at a Co~puter Terminal • Computer terminals will be available

in academic departments and the Coors . Events/Conference Center (january 10

through january 14) and.Regent 1 B60 (january 18 through january 28).

To change your schedule at a computer terminal (during the schedule-adjustment period of January 10. through January 28), go to any of the following computer terminal locations set up throughout campus after your schedule-adjustme~t time assignment begins, and a computer operator will assist you. A photo Ibis required to ~hange your schedule at~ computer terminal.

Take your completed schedule-adjustment form, your RHSC, and a personal ID with you to a terminal.

When adjusting your schedule at a. computer terminal, you must have the course subject, the course number, and the section number; call numbers are not used at computer terminals. Refer to your completed schedule-adjustment form on page 115.

SCHEDULE ADJUSTMENT

(DROP/ADD) SITES

Academic Departments (Refer to the college, school, and depart

ment list on pages 31and 32-those departments participating in schedule adjustment are noted with an arrow)

January 10-January 2,1, 8:30 a.m.-noon and

1:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m.

January 24-January 28,

8:30 a.m.-noon

Coors Events/Conference Center

January 10, 8:30 p.m.-4:00p.m.

January 11, 8:30 a.m.-7:00p.m.

January 12-14, 8:30 a.m.-4:00p.m.

Regent, Room 1B60 (basement)

January 18-January 28, 8:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m.

Changing Credit Status In order. to make any section change or a change of pass/fail, no credit, or variable credit status over the phone or at an academic department,. a course must be dropped and then immediately added. If .you·make these changes by phone, there is the possibility you won't be able to add the course back once you have dropped it. Please make· these changes at the Coors Events/Conference Center Oanuary 10 through January 14) or Regent 1B60 Oanuary18throughJanuary 28).

Adjusting Your Schedule by Phone • You may drop and add classes via CU

Connect any time after your scheduleadjustment tim~ assignment begins.

To adjust your schedule by phone, follow the same procedures you used to register (see the instructions on your confirmed registration form).

CU CONNECT HOURS

January 10-January 14 7:00 a.m.-7:00p.m. and

8:00 p.m.-midnight

January 16-January 27 Sundays, 11:00 a.m.-9:00p.m.;

Monday-Friday (including Labor Day ~oliday)

7:00 a.m.-7:00p.m. and

8:00 p.m.-10:00 p.m.

January 28 7:00a.m.- 4:00p.m.

Deadline for Schedule Adjustment (Drop/Add) • Friday, january 28, at 4:00p.m.

The deadline for dropping and adding classes for spring semester 1994 is 4:00 p.m., Friday, January 28. After that time, no adds will be permitted unless there are extenuating circumstances, and no tuition adjustments will be made for dropped classes. Please make your changes early to avoid the deadline rush.

Mter January 28, to add a class you must contact your deans office to begin this process and must have both your instructor's and your dean's approval on a special action form. Again, no "adds" will be permitted unless there are extenuating circumstances.

After January 28 and through February 22 (4:00p.m.), to drop a class you must be passing a course to drop it, and

· a special action form must be completed and signed by your instructor and· turned in to the registrar'' s· office.

After February 22, you cannot drop a course unless 'there are circumstances cle(,lrly beyond your control' (accident, illness, etc.). To dropadass after February 22, you must have your instruc-

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tor's approval, as well as the approval of your dean. Their signatures must·be on a special action form, or your request will not be processed.

Deadline for Wait Lists • Deadline to add your name to a wait

list is Tuesday, january 25.

. • Check with the department january 26 through january 28 if you still want to enroll in a course.

You will be able to place your name on wait lists through 10:00 p.m. on Tuesday, January 25. After this date, wait lists will be frozen: If you are on a wait list as of January 26 and are still interested in taking the class, you should check with the department offering the course.

You must let the department kn,ow you are still interested in the course, should an opening occur. There is no automatic enrollment from wait lists after January 25. All department wait lists will be cancelled at 4:00p.m. on Friday, January 28, the last day to drop and add classes.

Wait Lists-Important! • Check your schedule often, using the list

option (5#) tofind out ifyou have been enrolled in a class.

Remember to check CU Connect for your wait-list status. It's easy to do! Simply call CU Conn~ct after your time assignment begins to list your schedule or go to a terminal to check your status. If you forget that you are on a wait list . and are placed in a class and do not drop

it by January 28, you may be charged tuition for the class, and you will receive an Fif you do not attend.

Administrative Drops Administrative drops are initiated by departments. If you have not met all the prerequisites for a course, or if you. do not attend your courses regularly during the first few weeks, you may be administrativdy dropped from any course. Please check with departments for policies concerning admir:istrative drops.

Note: If you stop attending a course without officially dropping it, .you will receive agrade ofF in that course.

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Tuition and Fee Information from CUline-PLUS Do you need to know how much you owe on your tuition and fe~ bill? Has your financial aid been applied to your bill and is a refund check available to pick-up? What is the due date of the next tuition and fee bill, and what happens if it is past due? ·

All these questions can be answered by accessing CUline-PLUS anytime, including nights and weekends, at various terminals located around the campus. If you have any questions regarding

tuition information on CUline-PLUS, please call the Bursar's Office at (303) 492-5381.

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Tuition and Fees · Tuition andfees are due by Friday, January 21. You may drop off your payment

. at one of the tuition drop boxes in the lobby or at the north or south entrance of Regent Administrative Center, in the Coors Events/Conference Center Oanuary 10-21), or mail it via U.S. mail. There are penalties for nonpayment and for late payment (see page 27).

Graduate Student Additional . Tuition Information If you are taking other courses in addition to Master's Candidate (6940-6949) or Ph.D. Dissertation (8990-8999), refer to the graduate tuition chart below for your assessment .

In-State: Stu~ents enrolled in only Master's Candidate (B Grad Status; course mtmbers 6940-6949) will be assessed tuition at the following flat rate:. Business, $525; Engineering, $537; Law, $600; MBA, $552; all others, $465. ·

Tuition Rates .Per Semester (1993-1994)

UNDERGRADUATE IN-STATE TUITION GRADUATE IN-STATE TUITION

Credit Journalism/ Credit Hours Business Engineering Music Other Hours MBA Business Engineering Law Other

1-3 $450 $462 $393 $387 1-3 $552 $525 $537 $600 $465

4 600 616 524 516 4 '736 700 716 800 620

5 750 770 655 645 5 920 875 895 1,000 775

6 ; 900 924 786 774 6 1,104 1,050 1,074 1,200 930

7 1,050 1,078 917 903 7 1,288 1,225 1,253 1,400 1,085

8 1,200 1,232 1,048 1,032' 8 1,472 1,400 1,432 1,600 1,240

9-18 1,246 1,280 1,084 1,061 9-18 1,654 1,582 1,608 1;802 1,395

Each hour Each hour over 18 $150 $154 $131 $129 over 18 $184 $175 $179 $200 $155

. UNDERGRADUATE 0UT:-OF-STATE TUITION GRADUATE 0UT:-OF-STATE TUITION

Credit journalism/ Credit Hours Business Enginc:;ering Music ·Other Hours . MBA Business Engineering Law Other

1-3 $6,057 $6,084 $5,877 $5,814 1-3 $1,974 $1,938 $i;947 $2,013 $1,884

4 6,057 6,084 5,877 5,814 4 2,632 2,584 2,596 2,684 2,512

5 6,057 6,084 5,877 5.~14 5 3,290 3,2~0 3,245 3,355 3,140

6 6,057 6,084 5,877 5,814 6 3,948 3,876 3,894 4,026. 3,768

7 6,057 6,084: '5,877 5;814 7 4,606 4,522 4,543 4,697 4,396

8 6,057 6,084 5,877 5,814 8· 5~264 5,168 5,192 5,368 5,024

9-18 6,057 6,084 5,877 5,814 9-18 5,922 5,814 5,841 6,039 5,652

Each hour Each hour over 18 ·$673 $676 $653 $646 over 18 $658 $646 $649 $671 $628

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Students taking only Ph.D. Dissertation (E Grad Status; course numbers 8990-8999) will be assessed tuition at the same in-state rates as listed in the graduate tuition chart.

Students registered as Approved Doctoral Candidate (D Grad Status) will be assessed tuition at the same in-state rates as listed in the graduate tuition chart.

Out-of-State: Students taking only Master's Candidate (B Grad Status; course numbers 6940-6949) will be assessed tuition at the following flat rate: Business, $1,164; Engineering, $1,167; Law, $1,209; MBA, $1,185; all others, $1,131.

Students registered as Approved Doctoral Candidate (D Grad Status) and those taking only Ph.D. Dissertation (E Grad Status; course numbers 8990-8999) will be assessed tuition at the following rate, multiplied by the number of credit hours of enrollment: Business, $388; Engineering, $389; Law, $403; MBA, $395; all others, $377.

Understanding Tuition Charges • After january 28, there will be no

tuition or course fee adjustment for courses dropped. However, tuition for classes added will be assessed and billed.

• A tuition surcharge is assessed for every credit hour over 18.

• Tuition for a no-credit course is the same as for a course taken for credit.

• Tuition for a 0-credit-hour course is charged at the rate of a ]-credit-hour class.

• Nondegree students with a prior baccalaureate are assessed tuition at the graduate student rate. .

• Nondegree students without a baccalaureate degree are assessed tuition at the undergraduate rate.

Residency If you're an out-of-state resident seeking in-state classification for spring 1994, you should turn in your residency petition by 4:00p.m., December 29, 1993, to the Tuition Classification Office in Regent 1B54, Campus Box 68, CUBoulder, Boulder, CO 80309-0068.

Petitions will still be accepted through January 14, 1994, but you will not receive a decision by the tuition-payment deadline. Adjustments will be made if your application is approved.

Students submitting a completed petition by November 1, 1993, will receive a decision by the enrollment-deposit refund deadline of December 30. If you are a financial-aid recipient seeking in-state classification, be sure to submit your petition by November 1 to make sure your financial-aid award is processed in time for spring semester.

Complete information regarding the requirements for in-state residency status is available from the Tuition Classification Office, Regent 1B54, or by calling (303) 492-6868. .

UCSU Student Fees Mandatory UCSU student fees of $171.65 are considered as important as tuition and may only be waived due to extraordinary circumstances. If fees are waived, students must still pay the base fee of $33.98. Students who wish to petition for a waiver of UCSU fees must do so by 4:00 p.m. on January 21. No late petitions will be accepted. Petitions may be picked up and turned in at the Bursar's Office, Regent 1.SO, and must include documentation of the reasons for waiving the fees. Note: Students covered by the student health insurance cannot have their full student fees waived.

All Boulder main-campus students taking one course or 5 or fewer hours will be assessed a base fee of $33.98 and will receive a base-fees sticker for their ID. These students will not be allowed to use Wardenburg Services or the Recreation Center unless they pay separate, one-time user fees or full student fees. Doctoral students taking thesis hours only and master's candidates for degree taking thesis hours only will be assessed

Mandatory Fees Per Semester (1993-94)

Student Activity Fee

For students taking one class of 5 or fewer credit hours $33.98

For students taking one class of more than 5 credit hours 171.65

For students taking more than one class (any amount of hours) 171.65

Student Information System (SIS) Fee

Mandatory for all students $6.00

Student Computing Fee

Credit hours of 6 or less· $6.00

Credit hours of 7 or more

Athletic Fee

For students taking 3 or fewer credit hours

For students taking 4 or more credit hours

RTD Fee

For all students

12.00

$0.00

28.50

$11.25

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only the base fee, unless they have the student health insurance and then they will pay full student fees. Approved doctoral candidates will be assessed only the base fees unless they have the student health insurance, and then they will pay doctoral fees of $84.21.

Mandatory Fee Information In addition, all students are assessed an RTD bus-pass fee. The fee ($11.25 a semester for all students) entitles you to free unlimited ridership, using your validated student ID, on local and express bus routes. To ride the regional routes, you'll need to pay $1 each time.

Also, students registered for 4 or more credit hours are assessed an athletic fee of $28.50 each semester. Students are also charged a nominal fee for basic computing and information services. Students enrolled for 6 or fewer credit hours are charged $6; students enrolled for 7 or more credit hours are charged $12.

Course Fees Explanation In the fall of 1993, the Boulder campus expanded the number of course fees that are charged to students. This charge is to help offset the higher costs of specialized supplies, equipment, and materials that are required to teach courses in these departments and will be used to purchase studio and laboratory supplies and equipment for these individual colleges, schools, and departments. Course fees are assessed for each course taught in the following departments.

Astrophysical, Planetary, and Atmospheric Sciences $20

Chemistry and Biochemistry $20 Engineering $ 9 Geological Sciences $20 EPO Biology $20 Journalism $15 Kinesiology $20 MCD Biology $20 Music $12 Physics $20

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Course fees already exist in the College of Architecture and Planning, the Department of Fine Arts, and the School of Law.

Comments are welcome and should be addressed in writing to the Office of the Chancellor, Campus Box 17.

Matriculation Fee There is a one-time, nonrefundable matriculation fee of $15, which is assessed at the time of initial registration, for students entering a program and for new degree students. Nondegree students who are admitted to degree status are assessed the matriculation fee at the time of their first registration after they have become degree-seeking students.

Enrollment Deposit Your $200 enrollment deposkwill be held for yo~ until you graduate or officially withdraw from the University within established dates and guidelines (see page 30 for the "Withdrawal Refund or Assessment Schedule"). At that time, the deposit ,will be credited toward any outstanding financial obligations you have, and a refund will be mailed to you within approximately eight weeks.

If you elect to enroll at the University in the semester following graduation, your enrollment deposit will remain on your account. It will be refunded to you when you are no longer enrolled.

Student Health Insurance All students enrolled for 6 credit hours or more on January 28 will automatically be assessed for student health insurance., which provides up to 1 00 percent coverage for eligible medical costs incurred at Wardenburg Student Health Center (WSHC). It provides 75 to 100 percent coverage, after a deductible is satisfied, at other medical facilities, depending upon the type of service rendered and the provider. The plan provides up to $250,000 in coverage per illness or injury on a world-wide basis. Benefits are pro-

vided all year round when both fall and spring semester coverage are purchased.

If you are taking 5 or fewer semester hours, or are enrolled in the SAVE, Continuing Education, or Time-out Program, the University-sponsored health plan is available at the same price that full-time students pay. To become eligible to purchase the insurance, you must first pay full UCSU student fees. Exception: Status D graduate students requesting student group insurance will be charged full price for the insurance, and UCSU student fees may be reduced. Students with 5 or fewer semester hours, or in the programs listed above, wishing to enroll in the Student Health Plan, need to sign up at WSHC.

If you hold at least a 20% appointment as a teaching, research, or graduate assistant, or as a graduate part-time instructor, you are eligible for a contribution toward student insurance. The U niversity will contribute a portion of the cost toward either Option A or B.

If you do not wish to purchase the student health insurance, you may complete a waiver to remove this charge from your bill. To be honored, waivers must be turned in to WSHC by January 21, 1994. You do not need to submit a selection/waiver form in the spring semester if you submitted one in the fall 1993 semester, unless you wish to change your insurance option.There will be no automatic student insurance adjustments for students who either increase or decrease their credit hours, or withdraw, after the waiver cutoff deadline of]anuary 28, 199{ Approved doctoral candidate students who desire to purchase the UCSU health insurance plan may do so without paying additional student fees. However, those doctoral students who choose to waive the additional student fees will not be eligible for the reduced student rate at WSHC.

To pay your bill, make out a personal check, certified check, or cashier's check to the Univer

sity of Colorado. Make sure your name and student number are on the check. Mail the check with the top portion of your bill to the Denver post-office box noted on the bill, or use one of the tuition drop boxes in the lobby arid at the north and south entrances of Regent. Do not use campus mail. The payment deadline is 4:00p.m. on Friday, January 21. Note: All checks containing restrictive endorsements are null and void and nonbinding on the University.

Permanent drop boxes are' located outside Regent Administrative Center at the north and south entrances. The boxes are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, for any bills owed to the Bursar's Office. There also will be tuition-payment drop boxes at the deferred-tuition area in the Coors Events/Conference Center from January 10 through January 21.

If you must send payments via express mail, send them to the Bursar's Office, Regent Hall, Room 150, University of Colorado at Boulder, Boulder, CO 80309.

If you are using the U.S. Postal Service, please mail your payment early. The University must receive your bill by January 21. Postmark dates are not honored. If you do not receive a tuition and fee bill, you are still responsible to know the amount of your bill and to pay on time.

For your convenience, the Bursar's Office will have extended hours on Tuesday, January 18. It will be open 8:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. for billing questions, tuition payment, loan- and refund-check distribution, and deferred tuition.

Tuition Payment Options-Deferred Tuition If you foresee any problem in paying your bill in full by January 21, .you can elect to defer up to one-half of your balance due. By completing and returning the deferred tuition agreement located on the reverse side of your schedule/bill, you will be allowed to pay only one-half of the amount due on January 21. You will need to pay the remaining balance plus a 1 percent finance charge by February 25, 1994.

If you do not receive a schedule/bill in the mail, or if the deferred tuition agreement is not part of your schedule/bill, you may also defer your tuition at the Coors Events/Conference Center, January 1 0 through January 21, between . 8:30 a.m. and 4:00 .p.m.· (except 8:30 a.m. to 7:00p.m. on January 11).

Failure to Pay in Full by the Deadline University policy requires us to place a financial stop on your record if you fail to pay your full tuition and fee bill by the published deadline. This stop will prevent you from registering for any future terms, receiving your diploma, or receiving a transcript of your work at the University. Also, you may be withdrawn from the UniversitY for future terms.

Colorado law requires the University to place all delinquent accounts with the state's Central Collection Services Office. If your account is referred to a credit agency, you must pay any collection costs allowed by the Uniform Consumer Credit Code.

A late-payment charge, in addition to a service charge on the unpaid balance (1 percent per month), will be assessed according to the following schedule:

BAlANCE DUE LATE CHARGE

$ 1-$99.99 $5

100-299.99 10

300-499.99 20

500-699.99 30

700-899.99 40

900 and over 50

Personal Check Policy Any student writing a bad check to the University may jeopardize future registration and may be subject to late charges and service charges. A $1 7 returned-check charge will be assessed, in addition to the amount due to the University. The student also may be liable for collection costs and prosecution under the Colorado Criminal Statutes. CU-Boulder is a member of the Boulder Credit Bureau. Specific inquiries concerning reporting should be directed to the Student Debt Management section of the Bursar's Office.

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I f you meet all of the qualifications to receive your student-aid funds, then your scholarship or grant will

be applied automatically to your schedule/bill. See CUline if your aid does not appear on your bill.

Refund Checks Checks for financial-aid funds in excess of your University bill will be available at the Coors Events/Conference Center, January 10 through January 21, 8:30a.m. to 4:00p.m. (until 7:00 p.m. on Tuesday, January 11). Beginning January 24, you may pick up your check at the Bursar's Office in Regent. Checks for the balance of funds will not be mailed.

Federal Perkins Loans If you are awarded and accept your spring Federal Perkins Loan and sign your promissory note, your Federal Perkins Loan will be applied to your bill. If you did not sign the promissory note, you may do so at the Coors Events/Conference Center from January 10 through January 21, 8:30a.m. to 4:00p.m. (until 7:00p.m. on Tuesday, January 11).

Beginning January 24, you may sign your promissory note at the Office of Financial Aid, Environmental Design, room 2. If you have questions about Federal Perkins Loans, call (303) 492-5091 .and press *H.

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Emergency Short-Term Loans Emergency short-term loans are available through the Office of Financial Aid for students whose aid funds are delayed or who have experienced a shortage of funds to meet some expense.

To qualify, students must be at least 18 years of age, be enrolled at least half-time on the Boulder campus (SAVE and continuing education students are not eligible), and must present a photo ID. All loans must be backed by financial aid or have a co-signer who is either a faculty or st#f member or a student at CU-Boulder. The maximum amount that can be borrowed is $350.

Federal Stafford and SLS Loans Federal Stafford Loan and Supplemental Loan for Students (SLS) checks will be available in the .Coors Events/Conference Center from January 1 0 through January 21, 8:30a.m. to 4:00p.m. (until7:00 p.m. on Tuesday, January 11).

If you are borrowing a Federal Stafford Loan or SLS for the first time at CUBoulder, you must watch an "Entrance Interview" video that outlines your responsibilities in borrowing federal funds. At the viewing, you will be given a printed sheet that you must present to receive your student loan check.

If you are an undergraduate student in the first year of your program, or a transfer student with less than 30 hours at CU-Boulder, and you are borrowing a Federal Stafford Loan or a Federal Sup-

plemental Loan for Studentsfor the first time at CU-Boulder, then your loan funds will be available after 30 days of the semester have passed. Plan accordingly so you will have sufficient funds to pay your bills by the deadlines.

Reasonable Academic Progress In order to receive financial aid, you must maintain reasonable academic progress toward a degree. The policy is published in a fact sheet and is available at the Office of Financial Aid, Environmental Design, room 2.

Veterans' Benefits If you are entitled to veterans' benefits, it's important that you write or call Veterans' Services, Office ofFinancial Aid, Campus Box 106, CU-Boulder, Boulder, CO 80309-0106, (303) 492-7322.

Automated Phone System If you call from a touch-tone phone, you may request services or receive information (day or night) from our automated phone system. Call492-5091 and press 1 and 1 again to access your own financial-aid file. Have your student ID number and PIN ready. From 9:00a.m. to 4:00p.m., Monday through Friday, you may call and press *H to speak with a financial-aid advisor. If you call and press 2, you will get Student Employment.· Avoid lines and waiting for advisors. Use the automated phone system!

A number of different registrations are held each semester for specific categories of students. If

you have questions about any of these special registrations, please call the number listed in that section or see the University of Colorado at Boulder Catalog.

Concurrent Registration • Obtain forms in Regent 105 beginning ]anuary3.

If you plan to take at least one course at CU-Boulder in the spring but cannot register for all course work required for your degree program, you may be able to register concurrently on another CU campus. The course work must be required for your degree program, you must have your .dean's permission, and enrollment levels must not have been reached on the other campus. Graduate students must also have their advisor's approval. If all these conditions are met, you can register for up to two courses or 6 credit hours, whichever is greater, on another CU campus.

Note: Graduate students should check with the Office of the Registrar for, exceptions to the home-campus registration requirement and limitation on credit hours at the host campus.

Concurrent registration forms and instructions will be available at the registrar's office in Regent 105 beginning January 3 from 9:00a.m. to 4:00p.m. You cannot register concurrently until after schedule adjustment has begun on the other campus. Boulder students pay Boulder tuition rates for all classes. For information, please call (303) 492-6581.

High School Nondegree Registration The high school nondegree program is coordinated by the Division of Continuing Education. Registration is held

through the SAVE program. Please contact Continuing Education at (303) 492-5148.

Intercampus Registration If you would like to take course work on another campus of the University of Colorado, you may be able to register directly on that campus. However, you must apply for admission to that campus and follow its registration procedures. Please check with your dean's office for approval. (Students in the College of Arts and Sciences may not register at the Denver or Colorado Springs campuses except in the summer.)

Late Registration To be guaranteed enrollment for spring 1994, all students must complete registration by 10:00 p.m. on January 6. (Exception: New freshman and transfer students attending the final arts and sciences, business, or engineering orientation must register by 10:00 p.m. on January 7.) Students who don't register by these dates (including graduate stude11-ts) are subject to late registration. Only students in open categories for late registration will be allowed to register, and lower priority and a $20 late fee will apply. Remember that many courses are full by this time. Continuing students can call (303) 492-6970 beginning at 9:00a.m. on January 7 to see if they're eligible for late registration. Those students who are eligible must go to the Coors Events/Conference Center. New students must go to Admissions Processing, Regent 1 B6 5.

On-Campus Registration • Deadline to register is january 6 ·

Students who are not required to attend an orientation and who have not received registration materials for spring before January 3 may pick up registration materials in Regent 105 between

9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Telephone registration must be completed by 10:00 p.m. on January 6. This registration does not apply to students who must attend the final required orientation program. For more information, call the registrar's office at (303) 492-6970.

Registration for Faculty and Staff All permanent faculty and staff members at CU-Boulder may take 1 to 6 free credit hours each year. The academic year begins with summer session, and the number of free hours is determined on a prorated basis from fulltime employment status. Enrollment is usually held on a space-available basis in conjunction with late registration (beginning January 11), unless the faculty or staff member wishes to register early. In that case, registration takes place via CU Connect before January 7, and full tuition and fees are charged.

Faculty and.staff members who wish to take a course as nondegree students will need to take a copy of their current Personnel Action Form (P AF) and a nondegree student application to the Bursar's Office, Regent 150, by December 3, 1993. Office hours are 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. (Faculty and staff who are .enrolled as nondegree students on the Boulder campus during fall semester 1993 will be set up automatically for spring 1994, although application for free credit hours must be made separately each semester.) A currentPAF is required for each semester for which a waiver is needed.

Student activity fees will not be charged if registration takes place during late registration, with the exception of the student computing fee of $6 or $12 (depending on the number of credit hours taken) and the Student Information System fee of $6. Finally, a charge

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of $11.25 for an RTD bus pass will be assessed of all students, including faculty and staff registered as students.

Course work must be taken outside of scheduled working hours or an adjusted work schedule must be established that is acceptable to the employing department. For more information, call (303) 492-4369 or 492-3048.

Space-Available (SAVE) Registration Boulder campus classes may be taken by nondegree students on a space-available basis. Registration takes place at the Coors Events/Conference Center, January 13-14. Tuition charges are identical to CU-Boulder rates, and payment is due in full upon enrollment.

Exception: Out-of-state students who want to register for only 3 credit hours or less can do so at the in-state tuition rate by registering through SAVE. (Out-of-state students registered for 4 hours or more through SAVE will be assessed at the regular out-of-state tuition rate.)

Through the SAVE program, students register for Boulder main-campus courses, but they pay Continuing Education for those courses. Newly admitted degree students who haven't completed a semester on the Boulder main campus can choose this option but must register as nondegree students through SAVE and reapply through the Office of Admissions when they want to return. These students need to be aware of the number of hours they can take as nondegree students that will transfer to a degree program. For eligibility information, call Continuing Education at (303) 492-5148.

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Withdrawal Procedures If you need to withdraw from spring semester 1994 before January 28, you can fill out a withdrawal form in the registrar's office or write a letter to the Withdrawal Coordinator, Office of the Registrar, Campus Box 7, CU-Boulder, Boulder, CO 80309-0007.

If you withdraw after the third week of the semester Oanuary 28), you must complete a withdrawal interview. The interviewer will discuss procedures for withdrawing and your reasons for leaving. You won't need to drop your classes; that will be done for you.

If you don't officially withdraw, a failing grade may be recorded for all of your classes. Remember: Deadlines and rules for withdrawing may vary with each college and school. Check with your dean's office.

Tuition assessments for first-time students with financial aid may differ from those listed at right, due to enactment of the Higher Education Amendments of 1992, Part G, Section 484B. Please check with the Bursar's Office at (303) 492-5381.

Graduation Rates Of freshmen who entered the University in summer or fall 1987 and were enrolled full time in fall1987, 35 percent graduated within four years, 59 percent graduated within five years, and 64 percent graduated within six years. Graduation rates for the entering classes in 1988 and 1989 are similar.

WITHDRAWAL

DATES

November 8-December 30

December 31-January 28

January 29-February 11

February 12-February 25

February 26 and thereafter

REFUND OR

AssEsSMENT

SCHEDULE

Full refund of enroll-ment deposit (for con-tinuing students only). New, readmitted, and transfer students are not eligible for a refund.

$200 in tuition and fees is assessed (enrollment deposit is applied to this charge).

40% of full tuition and fees is assessed, or the $200 enrollment deposit, whichever is greater.

60% of full tuition and fees is assessed, or the $200 enrollment deposit, whichever is greater.

No refund; 1 00% of tuition and fees due.

0 ffices highlighted with the arrow symbol ~ have terminals available for final sched

ule adjustment, January 10 through January 28. You may go to any department to drop or add classes.

COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE

AND PLANNING

~Environmental Design 168 (492-7711)

COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES

Old Main lB-85 (492-7885)

American Studies Cottage 1 (492-8923)

Anthropology ~Hale 350 (492-2547)

Applied Mathematics EC OT 2-6 (492-4668)

Asian Studies McKenna 228C (492-2110)

APAS ~Duane E-226 (492-8915)

Bibliography Norlin N233 (492-3901)

CSERA Ketchum 30 (492-8852)

Chemistry and Biochemistry ~ Undergraduate-Ekeley M199 or M1B48 (492-8950)

Graduate-Chemistry 106 ( 492-8978)

Classics (Greek, Latin) ~Education 320F (492-6257)

Communication ~ Hellems 94 (492-7306)

CDSS ~ CDSS 201 and 305 (492-6445)

Comparative Literature Norlin N410C (492-7376)

Conflict and Peace Studies IBS 5, Suite 11 (492-7719)

Economics ~Economics 212 (492-6394)

English ... Undergraduate-Hellems 111 (492-6594 or 492-7922) ... Graduate-Hellems 101 (492-6434)

EPO Biology ~ Ramaley N122 (492-8981)

Film Studies Hunter 102 (492-1531)

Fine Arts ... Fine Arts N196A (492-6504)

French and Italian ~ Hellems 290A ( 492-7226)

Geography ~Guggenheim 110 (492-2631)

Geological Sciences ~Geology 205 (492-8141)

Germanic and Slavic Languages and Literatures ~McKenna 129 (492-7404)

History ... Hellems 204 (492-6683)

Honors ... Norlin M400B (492-6617)

Humanities ~Ketchum 233 (492-6246)

International Affairs , ~Ketchum 4 (492-7295)

Kinesiology ~Clare Small114

Undergraduate-(492-7333) Graduate-(492-3122)

Linguistics ... Woodbury 3'08 (492-8041)

Mathematics ... Mathematics 260 (492-7664)

Math Modules/QRMS Mathematics 165 (492-2317)

MCD Biology ~ Biosciences B131 (492-7230)

Museum Henderson 204 (492-6165)

Natural Science (now in EPO Biology) ~ Ramaley N122 (492-8981)

Oriental Languages and Literatures ~McKenna 16 (492-6639)

Philosophy ~ Hellems 167 (492-6132)

Physics Duane E032 (492-6952)

... Schedule adjustment in room EO 16

Political Science ~Ketchum 106 (492-2981)

Psychology Muenzinger D244 (492-8662)

~Schedule adjustment in room D243

Religious Studies ~Woodbury 308 (492-8041)

Sociology ~Ketchum 219 (492-6427)

Spanish and Portuguese ~McKenna 127 (492-7308)

Theatre and Dance ~Theatre C 132 (492-7355)

University Writing Program Temporary Building 1, R113 ( 492-8188)

Women Studies Cottage 1 (492-8923)

COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND ADMIN

ISTRATION AND GRADUATE SCHOOL

OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

~Undergraduate-Business 227 (492-6515)

Graduate-Business 204 (492-1831)

SCHOOL OF EDUCATION

~ Undergraduate Teacher Certification-Education 151 (492-6555)

~Graduate-Education 153 (492-8430)

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COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND

APPLIED SCIENCE

Engineering Center AD 1-1 (492-5011)

Aerospace Engineering Sciences EC OT 6-10 (492-2940)

Applied Mathematics Program EC OT 2-6 ( 492-4668)

Chemical Engineering ~ EC CH 1-43 (492-7471)

Civil, Environmental, and Architectural Engineering ~ EC OT 4-21 (492-7315)

Computer Science ~ EC OT 7-07 (492-7514)

Electrical and Computer Engineering ~ EC EE 0-1 and EC EE 0-12 (492-7327)

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ACADEMIC RECORDS

Maintains academic records and provides support services, including

transcripts.

Regent 105 ( 492-6907)

9:00 a.m . ..:4:00 p.m.

OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS

Assists students with initial stages of becoming a CU-Boulder student.

Regent 125 (492-6301)

9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.

ADVISING RESOURCE CENTER

Provides students with assistance on selecting courses and other matters.

Willard 400 (492-8811)

8:00 a.m.-noon and 1:00 p.m.-5:00p.m.

Mechanical Engineering ~ EC ME 1-19 (492-7151)

Physics (Engineering Physics) ~Duane E-016 (492-6952)

Telecommunications ~ EC OT 2-40 (492-8916)

GRADUATE SCHOOL

Regent 308 (492-7401)

SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM AND MASS

COMMUNICATION

Macky 201 (492-5007)

~ Schedule adjustment in room 116

SCHOOL OF LAW

Fleming Law 141 (492-7203)

Advising and Help Numbers

BURSAR'S OFFICE

Assists students by processing tuition payments, fee payments, and refunds.

Regent 150 (492-5381)

9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.

FINANCIAL AID

Assists students with information on a wide spectrum of financial aid.

Environmental Design 2 (492-5091)

9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.

PEER COUNSELING OFFICE

Provides support and assistance on both personal and academic matters.

Willard 100 (492-2235)

9:00 a.m.-noon and 1:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m.

COLLEGE OF MUSIC

Undergraduate-Music C-111 (492-6352) Graduate-Music C-103 (492-6352)

~ Schedule adjustment in room 113

RESERVE OFFICERS

TRAINING CORPS

Air Force ROTC Stadium 218 (492-8351)

Army ROTC (Military Science) Stadium 216 (492-6495)

Navy ROTC Stadium 239 (492-2582)

STUDENT LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE

(PRESIDENTS LEADERSHIP CLASS)

Norlin M400E (492-8342)

OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR

Assists and supports students throughout the registration process.

Regent 105 (492-6970)

9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.

REGISTRATION HELP LINE

Provides help with telephone registration.

(303) 492-1033

For personalized service:

9:00 a.m.-noon and 1:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m, Monday through Friday

Automated service available

24 hours a day

The following course listin. gs run the length of the entire twopage left column and the entire

two-page right column.

Understanding Course Numbers Courses are numbered according to the following guidelines:

1000-2999

3000-4999

5000-5999

6000-8999

Lower-division courses

(generally appropriate for freshmen and sophomores).

Upper-division courses (primarily for juniors

and seniors).

Courses primarily

intended for grad

students, but may be

open to qualified

undergraduates under

some circumstances

(see individual faculty).

Courses open to grad

uate students only (see

individual department

offices for special provisions).

Understanding Course Listings The headers at the top of each column ofcourse listings, in order from left to right, include:

Department-The department name, abbreviated to four letters.

Course Number-The four-digit number used to identifY the course.

Core Diamonds-A diamond ( +) appears to the left of courses offered for the College of Arts and Sciences core curriculum.

Credits-The number of credit hours offered for the class.

Course Title-Often abbreviated. Refer to the catalog for the complete title and course description.

Section Number-This three-digit number refers to the specific meeting pattern of the course. The three-digit number alone is the lecture number. When an R precedes the section number, it indicates that the section is a recitation (rec); when an L precedes the section number, it indicates that the section is a laboratory (lab). When a rec or lab section is indicated, it must be taken in addition to the lecture. Some classes have all three: lecture, lab, and recita- · tion.

Call Number-The five-digit number, specific to a particular term, used for requesting a specific section of a course via CU Connect.

Time/Days-Meeting time and days of the class (Tis Tuesday, R is Thursday, and U is Sunday).

Building/Room-The building name and room number where. the class meets (see the campus map for the building abbreviations).

Instructor-The instructor's name, when available,

Maximum Enrollment-The maximum number of students allowed to enroll in the course.

When a course has a prerequisite and/ or a corequisite, a note (in italics) appears just after the course tide. Additional course notes are inserted into each course listing, as needed.

Remember: Some courses may not be available to you because of college or school restrictions or because of classsize limitations. Should this be the case, CU Connect will inform you with an appropriate message.

\

Building abbreviations are now included on the campus map on pages 116-117.

Course Codes

CoLLEGE oF

ARCHITECTURE ANDPLANNING

ARCH-Architecture

ENVD-Environmental Design

COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES

BLST -Afro-American Studies

AMST ---'American Studies

AIST -American Indian Studies

ANTH-Anthropology

APPM~Applied Mathematics

ARSC-Arts and Sciences

AAST -Asian Studies

APAS-A<itrophysical, Planetary, and Atmospheric Sciences

BIBL-Bibliography

CHEM-Chemistry

CHST -Chicano Studies

CHIN-Chinese

CLAS-Classics (Greek and Latin)

COMM-Communication

CDSS-Communication Disorders and Speech Science

CO ML---'-Comparative Literature

DNCE-Dance

ECON-Economics

ENGL-English

ESLG-English as a Second Language

EPO B-Environmental, Population, Organismic Biology

FILM-Film Studies

FINE~ Fine Arts

FREN-French

GEOG-Geography

GEOL-Geological Sciences

GRMN-Germanic and Slavic Languages and Literature

HIST -History

HONR-Honors

HUMN-Humanities

IT AL-Italian

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JPNS-] apanese

KINE-Kinesiology

LAMS-Latin American Studies

LING-Linguistics

MATH-Mathematics/Math Modules

QRMS-Quantitative Reasoning and Math Skills

MCDB-Molecular,· Cellular, Developmental Biology

MUSM-Museum

NASC-Natural Science

NORW-Norwegian

PACS-Peace and Conflict Studies

PHIL-Philosophy

PHYS-Physics

PSCI-Political Science

PORT -Portuguese

PSCY -Psychology

RLST -Religious Studies

RUSS_,_ Russian

SLAV -Scandinavian

SOCY -Sociology

SPAN-Spanish

SWED-Swedish

THTR-Theater

UWRP-University Writing Program

WMST-Women Studies

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COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND ADMIN

ISTRATION AND GRADUATE SCHOOL

OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

ACCT -Accounting

BADM-Business Administration

BECN-Business Economics

BPOL-Business Environment and Policy

BSL W-Business Law

ESBM~E~trepreneurship and Small Business Management

FNCE-Finance

INFS-Information Systems

MKTG-Marketing

OPMG-Operations Management

ORMG-Organizations Management

PHRM-Personnel/Human Resource Management

REAL-Real Estate

TOMG-Tourism Management

TRMG-Transportation and Distribution Management

MBAC-MBA-Core

MBAF-MBA-Finance

MBAM-MBA-Marketing

MBAO-MBA-Organization Management

MBAT -MBA-Technology and Innovation Management

SCHOOL OF EDUCATION

EDUC-Education

PHED-Physical Education

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

AND APPLIED SCIENCE

ASEN-Aerospace Engineering Sciences

AREN-Architectural Engineering

CHEN-Chemical Engineering

CVEN-Civil Engineering

CSCI-Computer Science

ECEN-Electrical and Computer Engineering

£MEN-Engineering Management

G EEN-General Engineering

MCEN-Mechanical Engineering

TLEN-Telecommunications

SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM

AND MASS COMMUNICATION

JOUR-Journalism

COLLEGE OF MUSIC

CONV -Convocation Music

EMUS-Elective Music

MUSC-Music

PMUS-Performance Music

TMUS-Thesis Music

RESERVE OFFICERS

TRAINING CORPS

AIRR-Air Force Aerospace Studies

MILR-Military Science

NAVR-Naval Science

STUDENT LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE

PRLC-Presidents Leadership Class

Sample Invitation to Register

Buffalo, Ralphie 012-34-5678

OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO AT BOULDER REGENT ADMINISTRATIVE CNTR 105 CAMPUS BOX 7 BOULDER, CO 80309-0007

INVITATION T 0

PRIMARY PROG: SECOND PROG:

AS PSYC/ I

This is where IJOU can find IJOUr colle9e f-.---

1 ma;or; class~ and residenclJ.

R E G I S T E R CLASS: GD RESIDENCY: NON-RESIDENT

You may begin registering at the date and time listed below. For the best course selection, call as soon as possible aft~r your assigned time. Your time assignment is based on your anticipated class standing as of 10/05/93. No changes will be made to your time assignment for hours added or dropped after this date.

ADDITIONAL NOTES: YOU MUST CLEAR UP THE FOLLOWING BEFORE REGISTRATION:

FINANCE STOP -CONTACT THE BURSAR'S OFFIC~

REGR TERM: SPRING SEM 1994 REGR PHONE#: 303 938-8110 TIME ASSIGNMENT: REGISTER BEGINNING

DAY: 11/17/93 TIME: 0800AM REGR PIN: 1234

**************************************************************************

This is where 1Jou find 1Jour "PIN1

' (personal identification number) anti ljour re9t"stration time assi(Jnment.

PERMANENT ADDRESS:

123 MAIN STREET ANYWHERE CO 80309

This is 1Jour permanent address used tlurin9 the summer anti ----------------I the address Where ljour

schedule/hill & ID ~alidation sticker is mailed. ADDITIONAL MESSAGE:

Pick up the SPRING 1994 REGISTRATION HANDBOOK AND SCHEDULE OF COURSES from OCTOBER 25 to OCTOBER 29 in the Regent foyer or UMC 422. Hours are 9:00 a.m. to 4:00p.m. (except TUesday, OCTOBER 26, until 7:00p.m. in Regent foyer only). Registration questions? Call our CU Connect help line 492-1033, weekdays, 9:00 a.m. to noon and 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.

RALPHIE BUFFALO 123 MAIN STREET ANYWHERE CO 80309

This tells IJOU how to (Jet l~-~~ ••••••••••••••••••••• ,a~~~~ and Who IJDU can cal/ for help iflJou are ha~in9 prohlems With re9isterin9.

This ls IJour mailin9 address used tlurin9 the fall anti sprin9 semester.

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~,~~"~College of Architecture and Planning ~·A ENROLLMENT IN ARCHITECTURE OR ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN COURSES MAY BE LIMITED TO STUDENTS WITHIN THE ~ ~ COLLEGE ONLY, UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED. INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE WORK IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE CONSULT (b' (() THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE; FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. COURSE OFFERINGS ARE SUBJECT TO CANCELLATION IF ~· ~ ENROLLMENTS ARE INSUFFICIENT. ~ ~

~~ 0 :::s

t~· a. ~ c:n g_ (b'

"'

NOTE: PROGRAMS PREVIOUSLY OFFERED THROUGH THE BOULDER CAMPUS COLLEGE OF ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN ARE NOW OFFERED THROUGH THE COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE AND PLANNING, ADMINISTERED FROM THE DENVER CAMPUS. CONSOLIDATION OF UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS IN THIS NEW COLLEGE ALLOWS STUDENTS TO COMPLETE THEIR UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE ON THE BOULDER CAMPUS WHILE PROVIDING EASIER ACCESS TO THE PROFESSIONAL DEGREE PROGRAMS OFFERED ON THE DENVER CAMPUS.

Architecture ARCH 4010 6 ARCH APPREC/DESIGN ........................... OPEN TO AREN SENIORS ONLY.

.............................................................. 001 50574 0300PM-0550PM M ENVD 122

.................................................................... 0300PM-0450PM W ENVD 122 ARCH 3214 3 HIST & THEOR OF ARCH 2 ....................... OPEN TO NONMAJORS.

.............................................................. 001 50573 1100AM-1215PM TR GEOL 121

Environmental Design

I. Studio

25

165

ENVD 1000 6 ENVD AND COMM STUDIO....................... CLOSED TO NON-ENVD STUDENTS UNTIL 1-10-94. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. LAB FEE REQUIRED. .............................................................. 010 54423 0900AM-0950AM MWF ENVD 120 E MORRIS 54

0 LAB .................................................... 1011 54424 1000AM-1150AM MWF ENVD 120 E MORRIS 18 ............................................................ L012 54425 1000AM-1150AMMWF ENVD 120 18 .................................................... ........ L013 54426 1 OOOAM-1150AM MWF ENVD 120 18

6 ENVD AND COMM STUD10 ................. 020 54427 0200PM-0250PM MWF ENVD 120 E MORRIS 54 0 LAB ..................................................... L021 54428 0300PM-0450PM MWF ENVD 120 18

............................................................ L022 54429 0300PM-0450PM MWF ENVD 120 18

................................................. ; .......... L023 54430 0300PM-0450PM MWF ENVD 120 18 ENVD 2110 6 ARCH STUDIO 1 ........................................ PREREQS ENVD 1000 AND 2002. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR

LECTURE AND LAB. LAB FEE REQUIRED . .............................................................. 010 54441 0100PM-0150PM MWF ENVD 120 A HARLOW 57

0 LAB ..................................................... L011 54442 0200PM-0350PM MWF SEE DEPT A HARLOW 12 ............................................................ L012 54443 0200PM-0350PM MWF SEE DEPT 15 ............................................................ L013 54444 0200PM-0350PM MWF SEE DEPT 15 ............................................................ L014 54445 0200PM-0350PM MWF SEE DEPT 15

ENVD 2120 6 PLANNING STUDIO 1 ................................ PREREQS ENVD 1000 AND 2002. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. LAB FEE REQUIRED. ............................................................... 010 54446 0900AM-0950AM MWF SEE DEPT EG ARIAS 18

0 LAB ..................................................... L011 54447 1000AM-1150AMMWF SEE DEPT EGARIAS 18 ENVD 3210 6 ARCH STUDIO 2 ........................................ PREREQ ENVD 2110. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE

AND LAB. LAB FEE REQUIRED. ............................................................. ,010 54454 0830AM-0950AM MW SEE DEPT BAMBACH 45

0 LAB ..................................................... L011 54455 1000AM-1250PM MW SEE DEPT BAMBACH 15 ............................................................ L012 54456 1000AM-1250PM MW SEE DEPT 15 ............................................................ L013 54457 1000AM-1250PM MW SEE DEPT 15

ENVD 4310 6 ARCH STUDIO 3 ........................................ PREREQ ENVD 3210. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE ONLY. SPECIFIC LABS WILL BE ASSIGNED ON FIRST DAY OF CLASS. LAB FEE REQUIRED. .............................................................. 010 54520 0100PM-0150PM MW SEE DEPT 60

0 LAB ..................................................... L011 54521 0200PM-0530PM MW SEE DEPT ............................................................ L012 54522 0200PM-0530PM MW SEE DEPT

ENVD 4212 3 ARCH GRAPHICS 2 ................................... PREREQS ENVD 2002 AND 2110 . .............................................................. 001 54519 0200PM-0315PM TR ENVD 330 20

ENVD 4352 3 SPEC TOPICS: COMPUT METH ......... 001 54528 0200PM-0315PM TR SEE DEPT MD GROSS 15

IV. Physical Factors ENVD 4023 3 . ENVIR IMPACT ASSESSMENT................. OPEN TO NONMAJORS BY CONSENT OF INSTRUCTOR.

.............................................................. 001 54513 0200PM-0315PM TR ENVD 120 SW HAVLICK 35

V. History and Theory ENVD 1014 3 INTRO TO ENVD ........................................ OPEN TO NONMAJORS.

.............................................................. 001 54431 1100AM-1215PMTR FA N141 150 ENVD 4114 3 HIST AM ARCH/URBANISM ...................... PREREQ ARCH 3214 OR INSTRUCTOR CONSENT.

.............................................................. 001 54517 0330PM-0445PM TR ENVD 122 J DRAPER 30 ENVD 4824 3 SENIOR PLANNING SEMINAR.................. OPEN TO PLANNING SENIORS ONLY, OR BY INSTRUCTOR

CONSENT. .. ............................................................ 001 54535 0600PM-0850PM W ENVD 102 SW HAVLICK 15

VI. Technology and Practice ENVD 3015 3 HISTORIC PRESERV TECH ...................... PREREQ ENVD 2003. OPEN TO NONMAJORS .

.............................................................. 001 54448 0500PM-0615PM TR ENVD 120 40 ENVD 3115 3 INTRO BUILD MAT/SYSTEMS ................... PREREQ ENVD 1000.

.............................................................. 001 54452 0330PM-0445PM TR ENVD 120 60 ENVD 4035 3 SOLAR TECH IN ENVD .............................. PREREQ PHYS 2010 OR EQUIVALENT. OPEN TO NONMAJORS.

.............................................................. 001 54514 1100AM-1215PM TR ENVD 120 40

College of Arts and Sciences YOU ARE NOT GUARANTEED YOUR PLACE IN A COURSE IF YOU DO NOT ATTEND REGULARLY DURING THE DROP/ADD PERIOD OR IF YOU DO NOT HAVE THE PROPER PREREQUISITES. IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY TO KNOW WHETHER OR NOT YOU ARE STILL REGISTERED IN EACH OF YOUR CLASSES AT THE END OF THE DROP/ADD PERIOD .

Afro-American Studies THIS DEPARTMENT FOLLOWS THE GENERAL REGISTRATION AND ENROLLMENT GUIDELINES LOCATED UNDER THE HEADING "COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES" ABOVE. INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE WORK IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION.

+BLST 2000 3 INTRO TO BLACK STUDIES ................ 001 50970 0200PM-0250PM MWF CHEM 142 G JUNNE 179 BLST 2410 2 AFRICAN AMERICAN DANCE 2 ................ SAME AS ONCE 2510 .

.............................................................. 001 50974 0815AM-0930AM MW THTR W150 L WILLIAMS 40

.............................................................. 002 50975 0315PM-Q430PM MW THTR W150 L WILLIAMS 40 BLST 3020 3 TPC-WOMEN IN CARIBBEAN ............. 001 50976 0930AM-1045AM TR HALE 240 K KEMPADOO 25

TPC-20C AFRICAN AM HIST.. ............ 003 62082 11 OOAM-1215PM TR HALE 240 WM KING 40 BLST 4500 3 RESRCH METH/BLK STDY 1 .................... THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE THE

DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. .............................................................. 801 TBA WM KING 10

BLST 4510 3 RESRCH PRACTICUM IN BLST ................ PREREQ BLST 4500 OR INSTRUCTOR CONSENT. THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY . .............................................................. 801 TBA WM KING 10

BLST 4650 3 TPC-STATE OF THE RACE ................. 001 50987 0930AM-1045AM TR GUGG 2 WM KING 25 BLST 4950 3 SENIOR SEMINAR..................................... THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE THE

DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. . ............................................................. 801 TBA

BLST 2201 3 BLACKS IN FILM .................................. 001 50973 0500PM-0730PM TR BLST 3023 3 AFRI AM FAM/U.S. SOCIETY .............. 001 62752 1230PM-0145PM TR

WM KING HLMS 199 G JUNNE GUGG2 JDODSON

10 80 35

+ ............................................................ L014 54524 0200PM-0530PM MW SEE DEPT

ENVD 4320 6 PLANNING STUDIO 3 ................................ PREREQ ENVD 3220. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. LAB FEE REQUIRED. .............................................................. 010 54526 0100PM-Q150PM MWF SEE DEPT EG ARIAS 15

0 LAB ..................................................... L011 54527 0200PM-0350PM MWF SEE DEPT EG ARIAS 15 ENVD 4340 6 LANDSCAPE ARCH STUDIO ..................... PREREQ ENVD 3210. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE

AND LAB. LAB FEE REQUIRED. .............................................................. 010 61876 0100PM-0150PM MW SEE DEPT D KAHN 15

0 LAB ................ , .. : ................................. L011 61880- 0200PM-0530PM MW SEE DEPT D KAHN 15 ENVD 4410 6 ARCH STUDIO 4 ........................................ , PREREQ ENVD 4310. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE

ONLY. SPECIFIC LABS WILL BE ASSIGNED ON FIRST DAY OF CLASS. LAB FEE REQUIRED. .............................................................. 010 54531 0100PM-0150PM MW SEE DEPT A PELLECCHIA 45

0 LAB ..................................................... L011 54532 0200PM-0530PM MW SEE DEPT A PELLECCHIA ............................................................ L012 54533 0200PM-0530PM MW SEE DEPT P XU

II. Social Factors ENVD 2001 3 INTR SOC FACTORS IN ENVD ................. OPEN TO NONMAJORS .

.............................................................. 001 54433 0700PM-0815PM MW CHEM 142 JB JUHASZ 170 ENVD 3091 3 ENVIRONMENT AND BEHAVIOR ............. SAME AS SOCY 3091.

.............................................................. 001 54450 0200PM-Q315PM TR CHEM 142 W VAN VLIET 130 ENVD 4311 3 INT'L HOUSING POLICIES ........................ PREREQS ENVD 2001 AND 3091.

.............................................................. 001 54525 0930AM-1150AM M ENVD 102 W VAN VLIET 20

Ill. Methods and Techniques ENVD 2002 4 ENVD MEDIA.............................................. PREREQ ENVD 1000. OPEN TO NONMAJORS. STUDENT MUST

REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. .............................................................. 010 54434 0900AM-0950AM MW ENVD 122 BAMBACH 36

0 LAB ..................................................... L011 54435 1000AM-1150AM MW SEE DEPT 18 ............................................................ L012 54436 1000AM-1150AM MW SEE DEPT 18

4 ENVD MEDIA ........................................ 020 54437 0200PM-0250PM MW ENVD 122 BAMBACH 36 0 LAB ..................................................... L021 54438 0300PM-0450PM MW SEE DEPT BAMBACH 18

............................................................ L022 61864 0300PM-0450PM MW SEE DEPT 18 ENVD 2052 3 COMPUTERS IN ARCH & PLAN................ OPEN TO NONMAJORS BY INSTRUCTOR CONSENT ONLY.

PLANNING STUDENTS SHOULD ENROLL IN SECTION 002. .............................................................. 001 54439 1230PM-0145PM TR ENVD 122 MD GROSS 30 .............................................................. 002 54440 1100AM-1215PMTR ENVD102 20

ENVD 3112 3 RSCH ISS/PROG FOR ARCH.................... PREREQ ENVD 2110. .............................................................. 001 54451 1230PM-Q145PM TR ENVD 120 40

ENVD 3152 3 INTRO TO AUTOCAD ................................ PREREQ ENVD 2052 OR INSTR CONSENT. .............................................................. 001 54453 0800AM-0915AM TR ENVD 122 20

ENVD 3212 3 COLOR THEORY ....................................... PREREQS ENVD 2002 PLUS EITHER 2110 OR 2120. STUDENTS MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB . .............................................................. 010 54458 0200PM-Q315PM TR ENVD 122 A HARLOW 20

0 LAB ..................................................... L011 54459 0320PM-0400PM TR SEE DEPT A HARLOW 20 ENVD 3252 3 COMP GRAPHIC PROGRAMMING........... OPEN TO NONMAJORS.

.............................................................. 001 61597 1100AM-1215PM TR ENVD 122 R MCCALL 20 ENVD 4112 3 ARCH GRAPHICS 1 ................................... PREREQS ENVD 2002 AND 2110.

.............................................................. 001 54515 0330PM-0630PM T SEE DEPT P XU 20 ENVD 4122 2 ADV TECHNICAL PHOTOG ....................... PREREQ ENVD 3022 OR FINE 2191 OR INSTRUCTOR CONSENT. LAB

FEE REQUIRED. .............................................................. 001 62351 0930AM-1045AM TR ENVD 122 L LICKTEIG 18

ENVD 4152 3 ADVANCED AUTOCAD .............................. PREREQ ENVD 3152 OR CONSENT OF INSTRUCTOR. .............................................................. 001 62043 0930AM~1045AM TR SEE DEPT 20

ENVD 4192 3 IMPRV IMAGIN'G ABILITY 2 ...................... OPEN TO NONMAJORS. PREFERENCE GIVEN TO STUDENTS WHO HAVE COMPLETED ENVD 4092. .............................................................. 001 54518 0330PM-0600PM R ENVD 102 15

+ indicates an arts and sciences core course

+ American Indian Studies THIS DEPARTMENT FOLLOWS THE GENERAL REGISTRATION AND ENROLLMENT GUIDELINES LOCATED UNDER THE HEADING "COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES," ABOVE .

AIST 3020 3 TPe-MDRN RESERVATION SYS .............. SECTION 801 IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. .............................................................. 001 62301 0200PM-0315PM TR CHEM 145 DE WALKER 25 .. ............................................................ 801 TBA DE WALKER 25

AIST 3400 3 SP TP-FBI ON PINE RIDGE ................. 001 50113 0330PM-0445PM TR HALE 230 W CHURCHILL 75 +AIST 3023 3 NATIVE AM/ENVIRON ETHICS ........... 001 62202 0200PM-0315PM TR ECON 205 A JAIMES 40 +AIST 1125 3 NONWEST CULT-HOPI/NAVAJO .............. SAME AS ANTH 1120.

.. ............................................................ 010 61567 0930AM-1045AM TR HALE 270 DE WALKER 150

American Studies +AMST 2010 3 THEME AMR CUL T/1865-PRES .......... 001 50123 11 OOAM-1150AM MWF HALE 270 R HELM AMST 4960 3 SEM-AMER CULTURE 1930'S ............. 001 50132 0400PM-0515PM MW CHEM 131 R HELM

Anthropology

150 20

THIS DEPARTMENT USES PRIMARILY SEQUENCING WAIT LISTS. (SEE "USING WAIT LISTS" IN THE FRONT OF THIS SCHEDULE.) INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE WORK IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. GRADUATE STUDENTS NEEDING TO REGISTER FOR MASTER'S THESIS, MASTER'S DEGREE CANDIDATE, OR DOCTORAL THESIS, PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. COURSES AT THE 6000,7000, AND 8000 LEVEL ARE OPEN TO GRADUATE STUDENTS ONLY. INSTRUCTOR'S CONSENT IS REQUIRED.

+ANTH 11103 EXPLRNONWESTCULT/JAPAN ........... 001 50134 1100AM-1215PMTR HLMS252 8 +ANTH 1120 3 NONWEST CULT-HOPI/NAVAJO ................. SAME AS AIST 1125.

.............................................................. 010 61568 0930AM-1045AM TR HALE 270 DE WALKER 150 +ANTH 2020 3 INTRO TO PHYSICAL ANTH 2 .................. PREREQ ANTH 2010.

.............................................................. 001 50142 0900AM-0950AM MWF HALE 270 DL DUFOUR 201

.............................................................. 002 50143 0200PM-0250PM MWF CHEM 140 DP VAN GERVEN508 +ANTH 2040 1 LAB IN PHYSICAL ANTH 2 ........................ COREQ ANTH 2020. STUDENTS NOT ATTENDING THE FIRST THREE

LABS WILL BE ADMINISTRATIVELY DROPPED. .. ............................................................ 001 50144 0300PM-0450PM M HALE 246 DL DUFOUR 16 .............................................................. 002 50145 1200PM-0150PM M HALE 246 DL DUFOUR 16 .............................................................. 003 50146 0800AM-0950AM T HALE 246 DL DUFOUR 16 .. ............................................................ 004 50147 1000AM-1150AM T HALE 246 DL DUFOUR 16 .............................................................. 005 50148 0100PM-0250PM T HALE 246 DL DUFOUR 16 .. ............................................................ 006 50149 0300PM-0450PM T HALE 246 DL DUFOUR 16 .............................................................. 007 50150 1000AM-1150AM W HALE 246 DL DUFOUR 16 .............................................................. 008 50151 1200PM-0150PM W HALE 246 DL DUFOUR 16 .............................................................. 009 50152 0300PM-0450PM W HALE 246 DL DUFOUR 16 .............................................................. 010 50153 0800AM-0950AM R HALE 246 DL DUFOUR 16 .............................................................. 011 50154 1 OOOAM-1150AM R HALE 246 DL DUFOUR 16 .. ............................................................ 012 50155 0100PM-0250PM R HALE 246 DL DUFOUR 16 .............................................................. 013 50156 0300PM-0450PM R HALE 246 DL DUFOUR 16 .. ............................................................ 014 50157 1200PM-Q150PM F HALE 246 DL DUFOUR 16

+ANTH 2060 3 HONORS- HUMAN ORIGINS 2 ................. PREREQ ANTH 2050. THIS IS AN HONORS PROGRAM COURSE. PLEASE COME TO THE HONORS PROGRAM OFFICE, LIBR M400C, FOR ELIGIBILITY AND REGISTRATION IN FORMAT/ON . .............................................................. 880 0100PM-0230PM WF LIBR N424A DL GREENE 15

ANTH 2080 3 ANTHROPOLOGY OF GENDER ............... SAME AS WMST 2080 . .............................................................. 001 62112 1000AM-1050AM MWF GUGG 205 49

ANTH 2200 3 INTRO TO ARCHAEOLOGY ................ 001 50160 0930AM-1 045AM TR HALE 230 FW EDDY 88 ANTH 2210 2 LAB-ARCHAEOLOGICAL METHS ............. COREQ ANTH 2200 .

.............................................................. 001 50161 0200PM-0450PM R HALE 256 15


a ANTH 3010 3 THE HUMAN ANIMAL ................................ THIS IS AN HONORS PROGRAM COURSE. COME TO THE HONORS ~ PROGRAM OFFICE, LIBR M400C, FOR ELIGIBILITY AND REGISTRATION INFORMA T/ON. ~ .............................................................. 880 0330PM-0600PM T LIBR N424A AJ KELSO 15 ~ ANTH 3160 3 PEOPLES SOUTH PACIFIC ................. 001 50168 1230PM-0145PM TR HALE 230 P SHANKMAN 88 ~ ANTH 4080 3 ANTHROPOLOGICAL GENETICS............. PREREQS ANTH 2010 AND 2020 OR EPOB 1210 AND 1220. SAME AS ~ ANTH5080. ~ .............................................................. 001 61856 1000AM·1050AM MWF HALE 240 DL GREENE 40 t:l ANTH 4110 3 HUMAN PALEONTOLOGY ........................ PREREQ ANTH 2010 AND 2020 OR EPOB 1210 AND 1220. SAME AS g.. ANTH 5110. (3 .............................................................. 001 50171 0900AM-Q950AM MWF HALE 230 HB COVERT 88

'"0 +ANTH 4180 3 ANTH PRSPECT/CONTEMP ISS............... PREREQS BACKGROUND KNOWLEDGE OF GENERAL AREAS IN ~ ANTHROPOLOGY, UPPER-DIVISION STANDING, AND PERMISSION OF INSTRUCTOR. THIS IS A CONTROLLED ~ ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY.

.............................................................. 800 1100AM-1150AM MWF HALE 455 31 ANTH 4220 3 ARCH MEXICO/CENTRAL AMER.............. PREREQ ANTH 2200 OR EQUIVALENT. SAME AS ANTH 5220.

.............................................................. 001 62282 0930AM-1045AM TR HALE 455 PO SHEETS 20 ANTH 4330 3 ENVIRONMENTAL ARCH.......................... SAME AS ANTH 5330 .

.............................................................. 001 50175 0200PM-0315PM TR HALE 236 FW EDDY 27 ANTH 4340 3 ARCHAE METHOD & THEORY................. PREREQ ANTH 2200. SAME AS ANTH 5340 .

.............................................................. 001 50176 0100PM-0330PM M HALE 455 DB BAMFORTH 20 ANTH 4500 3 CROSS-CULT ASPECTS DEVEL .............. SAME AS ANTH 5500. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE

AND RECITATION. .............................................................. 010 50178 0100PM-0150PM MW FA N141

HALE236 MUEN 0144 HALE 240

HACKENBERG 100 0 RECITATION ...................................... R011 50179 0400PM-0450PM W

............................................................ R012 50180 0900AM-0950AM M

............................................................ R013 50181 0300PM-0350PM M

............................................................ R014 50182 0200PM-0250PM W ANTH 4510 3 APPLIED CULTURAL ANTH ...................... SAME AS ANTH 5510 .

HALE 240

.............................................................. 001 62113 1230PM-0145PM TR CLRE 207 DE WALKER ANTH 4570 3 MARITIME PEOPLES ................................. SAME AS ANTH 5570.

25 25 25 25

80

.............................................................. 001 62237 0200PM-0315PM TR HLMS 199 JR MCGOODWIN 94 +ANTH 4590 3 URBAN ANTHROPOLOGY........................ SAME AS ANTH 5590.

.............................................................. 001 50185 0930AM-1045AM TR CLRE 209 LR HIRABAYASHI 15 ANTH 4720 3 DEPT HONORS IN ANTH 2 ....................... PREREQ ANTH 4710. THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT

COURSE. PLEASE SEE THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. .............................................................. 800 TBA 10

ANTH 4760 3 ETHNOG SE ASIA/INDONESIA................. SAME AS ANTH 5760. .............................................................. 001 50188 1100AM·1150AM MWF HALE 260 HACKENBERG 40

ANTH 5080 3 ANTHROPOLOGICAL GENETICS............. SAME AS ANTH 4080. .............................................................. 001 61857 1000AM-1050AM MWF HALE 240 DL GREENE 40

ANTH 5110 3 HUMAN PALEONTOLOGY ........................ SAMEASANTH4110. .............................................................. 001 50237 0900AM-0950AM MWF HALE 230 HB COVERT 88

ANTH 5220 3 ARCH MEXICO/CENTRAL AMER.............. SAME AS ANTH 4220 . .............................................................. 001 62283 0930AM-1045AM TR HALE 455 PO SHEETS 20

ANTH 5330 3 ENVIRONMENTAL ARCH.......................... SAME AS ANTH 4330. .............................................................. 001 50241 0200PM-0315PM TR HALE 236 FW EDDY 27

ANTH 5340 3 ARCHAE METHOD & THEORY................. SAME AS ANTH 4340 . .............................................................. 001 50242 0100PM-0330PM M HALE 455 DB BAMFORTH 20

ANTH 5500 3 CROSS-CULT ASPECTS DEVEL .............. SAME AS ANTH 4500. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND RECITATION. .............................................................. 010 50244 0100PM-0150PM MW FA N141

HALE236 MUEN 0144 HALE 240 HALE240

HACKENBERG 100 0 REC .................................................... R011 62145 0400PM-0450PM W

............................................................ R012 62147 0900AM-0950AM M

............................................................ R013 62148 0300PM·0350PM M

............................................................ R014 62149 0200PM-0250PM W ANTH 5510 3 APPLIED CULTURAL ANTH ...................... SAME AS ANTH 4510.

.............................................................. 001 62144 1230PM-0145PM TR CLRE 207 DE WALKER

25 25 25 25

80

............................................................ R032 50486 0100PM-0150PM T . ECCR 1-07 28

. ........................................................... R033 50487 1000AM-1050AM T ECCR 1-46 24

............................................................ R034 50488 1200PM-1250PM T HLMS 181 24

........................................................... .R035 50489 0100PM-0150PM T ECCR 1-05 24

........................................................ : ... R036 50490 0200PM-0250PM T EDUC 143 24 APPM 2350 4 CALCULUS 3 FOR ENGINEERS............... PREREQ CALCULUS 2 WITH GRADE OF COR BETTER. STUDENT

MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND RECITATION. EVENING EXAMS WILL BE GIVEN ON FEBRUARY 9, MARCH 9, AND APRIL 13 AT 5:30PM. .............................................................. 010 50491 1100AM·1150AM MWF ECCR 0-30 *UNASSIGNED 128

0 RECITATION ...................................... R011 50492 0800AM-0850AM R ECCR0-36 25 ............................................................ R012 50493 0900AM-0950AM R ECCR 1-07 25 ............................................................ R013 50494 1000AM-1050AM R ECCR 1-07 25 . ........................................................... R014 50495 1100AM-1150AM R BUS 251 25 ............................................................ R015 50496 1200PM-1250PM R ECCR 1·07 25 . ........................................................... R016 50497 0100PM-0150PM R ECCR 1·30 25

4 CALCULUS 3 FOR ENGINEERS ......... 020 50498 1200PM-1250PM MWF ENVD 120 M NITSCHE 60 0 RECITATION ...................................... R021 50499 0800AM-0850AM R BUS 250 24

............................................................ R022 50500 1000AM-1050AM R ECCR 1-28 27

............................................................ R023 50501 1100AM-1150AM R ECCR 1·28 27

............................................................ R024 50502 1200PM-1250PM R ECCR 1-30 24

............................................................ R025 50503 0100PM-0150PM R ECCR 1-46 24

............................................................ R026 50504 0200PM-0250PM R HLMS 263 24 4 CALCULUS 3 FOR ENGINEERS ......... 030 50505 1200PM-1250PM MWF ECCR 0-16 CHAKRAVARTY 60 0 RECITATION ...................................... R031 50506 1200PM-1250PM R HLMS 181 20

............................................................ R032 50507 0300PM-0350PM R HLMS 263 20

............................................................ R033 50508 0200PM-0250PM R MUEN E126 20 APPM 2360 4 INTRO LINEAR ALG-DIFF EQ ................... PREREQ APPM 1360 OR MATH 2300 WITH GRADE OF COR BETTER.

STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND RECITATION. EVENING EXAMS WILL BE GIVEN ON FEBRUARY 9, MARCH 9, AND APRIL 13 AT 7:30PM. .............................................................. 010 50509 0800AM-0850AM MWF ECCR 2-26 Y KIMURA 96

0 RECITATION ...................................... R011 50510 0800AM-Q850AM R BUS 251 28 ............................................................ R012 50511 0900AM-0950AM R DUAN G116 28 . ........................................................... R013 50512 1000AM-1050AM R HUNT 109 28 ............................................................ R014 50513 1100AM-1150AM R · ECCR0-36 28

4 INTRO LINEAR ALG-DIFF EQ ............. 020 50514 1200PM·1250PM MWF ECCR 2·26 C SCHOBER 96 0 RECITATION ...................................... R021 50515 0800AM-0850AM R ECCR 1-12 24

............................................................ R022 50516 0900AM-0950AM R ECCR 1-12 24

. ........................................................... R023 50517 0900AM-0950AM R HUNT 109 24

........................................................... .R024 50518 1000AM-1050AM R KTCH 120 24

. ........................................................... R025 50519 0300PM-0350PM R KTCH 301 24 4 INTRO LINEAR ALG-DIFF EQ ............. 030 50520 0200PM-0250PM MWF ECCR 2-28 C SCHOBER 142 0 RECITATION ...................................... R031 50521 0800AM-0850AM R ECCR 1-28 24

............................................................ R032 50522 0800AM-0850AM R DUAN 0041 24

............................................................ R033 50523 0900AM-0950AM R KTCH 206 24

............................................................ R034 50524 0300PM-0350PM R DUAN G131 24

. ........................................................... R035 50525 0200PM-0250PM R CHEM 270 33

............................................................ R036 50526 0300PM-0350PM R MUEN E417 24 APPM 3570 3 APPLIED PROBABILITY ............................ CREDIT MAY NOT BE RECEIVED FOR BOTH APPM 3570 AND ECEN

3810 OR FOR BOTH APPM 3570 AND MATH 4510. . .............................................. : .............. 001 50528 1000AM-1050AM MWF ECCR 1-12 JA WILLIAMSON 70

APPM 4350 3 METHODS/APPLIED MATH 1 .............. 001 62353 0900AM-0950AM MWF KTCH 35 *UNASSIGNED 27 APPM 4360 3 METHDS IN APPLIED MATH 2 .................. PREREQ APPM 4350 OR CONSENT OF INSTRUCTOR. SAME AS

APPM5360 . .............................................................. 001 50529 1000AM-1050AM MWF ECCR 0-38 Y KIMURA 35

APPM 4520 3 INTRO TO MATH STATISTICS.................. SAME AS APPM 5520 AND MATH 4520 . . ............................................................. 001 50530 0100PM-0150PM MWF ECCR 1-12 JA WILLIAMSON 24

• ANTH 5570 3 MARITIME PEOPLES................................. SAME AS ANTH 4570. .............................................................. 001 62270 0200PM-0315PM TR HLMS 199 JR MCGOODWIN 94

ANTH 5590 3 URBAN ANTHROPOLOGY........................ SAME AS ANTH 4590. .............................................................. 001 50247 0930AM-1045AM TR CLRE 209 LR HIRABAYASHI 5

ANTH 5760 3 ETHNOG SE ASIA/INDONESIA................. SAME AS ANTH 4760. .............................................................. 001 50249 11 OOAM-1150AM MWF HALE 260 HACKENBERG 40

ANTH 7010 3 SEM-ETHNOLOGICAL THEORY ......... 001 50315 0100PM-0330PM F HALE 455 PSHANKMAN 20 ANTH 7030 3 SEM-ARCHAEOLOGY ......................... 001 50316 0100PM-0330PM W HALE 236 DBBAMFORTH 27 ANTH 7040 3 SEM-ANTHROPOLOGICAL LING ........ 001 50317 0200PM-0430PM R HALE 455 D KASCHUBE 20 ANTH 7140 3 SEM-ARCH SELECTED AREAS .......... 001 62110 0100PM-0330PM T HALE 455 LS CORDELL 15 ANTH 7150 3 SEM- PHYS ANTH SEL AREA ............ 001 61855 0100PM-0330PM M HALE 236 DLGREENE 15 ANTH 4269 3 BIBLICAL ARCHAEOLOGY........................ SAME AS ANTH 5269 AND CLAS 4269.

.............................................................. 001 50174 1100AM-1215PM TR HALE 260 BAAYAD 45 ANTH 4419 3 ARCHAE ANCIENT NEAR EAST ............... SAME AS ANTH 5419 AND CLAS 4419/5419.

.............................................................. 001 50177 0930AM-1045AM TR HALE 260 BAAYAD 45 ANTH 5269 3 BIBLICAL ARCHAEOLOGY........................ SAME AS ANTH 4269 AND CLAS 5269.

.............................................................. 001 50240 1100AM-1215PM TR HALE 260 BAAYAD 45 ANTH 5419.3 ARCHAE ANCIENT NEAR EAST ............... SAMEASANTH4419 ANDCLAS5419.

.............................................................. 001 50243 0930AM-1 045AM TR HALE 260 BAAYAD 45

Applied Math +APPM 1350 4CALCULUS 1 FOR ENGINEERS ............... STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND RECITATION.

EVENING EXAMS WILL BE GIVEN ON FEBRUARY 9, MARCH 9, AND APRIL 13 AT 5:30P.M. .............................................................. 010 50459 0800AM-0850AM MWF ECCR 1-09 *UNASSIGNED 56

0 RECITATION ...................................... R011 50460 0800AM-0850AMT DUANG116 33 ............................................................ R012 50461 0900AM-0950AM T MUEN E123 27 ............................................................ R013 50462 1100AM-1150AMT ECCR0-36 25 ............................................................ R014 50463 0200PM-0250PM T ECST 0-03 20

4 CALCULUS 1 FOR ENGINEERS ......... 020 50464 0100PM-0150PM MWF ECCR 0-30 M NITSCHE 128 0 RECITATION ...................................... R021 50465 0900AM-0950AM T DUAN G 116 26

............................................................ R022 50466 1000AM-1050AM T ECCR 1-28 26

............................................................ R023 50467 1200PM-1250PM T STAD 112 26

............................................................ R024 50468 0200PM-0250PM T MUEN E131 26

............................................................ R025 50469 0300PM-0350PM T DUAN G131 26 APPM 1360 4 CALCULUS 2 FOR ENGINEERS ............... PREREQ CALCULUS 1, WITH GRADE OF COR BETTER. STUDENT

MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND RECITATION. EVENING EXAMS WILL BE GIVEN ON FEBRUARY 9, MARCH 9, AND APRIL 13 AT 7:30PM. .............................................................. 010 50470

0 RECITATION ...................................... R011 50471 ............................................................ R012 50472 ............................................................ R013 50473 ............................................................ R014 50474 ............................................................ R015 50475 ............................................................ R016 50476

4 CALCULUS 2 FOR ENGINEERS ......... 020 50477 0 RECITATION ...................................... R021 50478

............................................................ R022 50479

............................................................ R023 50480

........................................ , ................... R024 50481

............................................................ R025 50482

............................................................ R026 50483 4 CALCULUS 2 FOR ENGINEERS ......... 030 50484 0 RECITATION ..... : ................................ R031 50485

~ + indicates an arts and sciences core course

0800AM-0850AM MWF 0800AM-0850AM T 0800AM-0850AM T 0900AM-0950AM T 1100AM-1150AM T 1200PM-1250PM T 0200PM-0250PM T 11 OOAM-1150AM MWF 0800AM-0850AM T 0800AM-0850AM T 0900AM-0950AM T 0900AM-0950AM T 1200PM-1250PM T 0100PM-0150PM T 0100PM-0.150PM MWF 0800AM-0850AM T

ECCR0-30 ECCR0-36 DUAN 0041 DUAN 0041 BUS 251 ECCR 1-30 MUEN E417 ECCR2-28 BUS 251 BUS 250 ECCR 1-12 KTCH 206 ECCR 1-07 ECCR 1-30 ECCR2-28 DUAN G131

JH CURRY 128 25 25 25 25 25 25

* UNASSIGNED 142 38 25 25 25 25 26

CHAKRAVARTY 142 25

APPM 4650 3 INTERMED NUMERIC ANALY 1 ................ PREREQS APPM 2360; AND APPM 3310 OR MATH 3130. SAME AS MATH4650. .. ............................................................ 001 62736 0100PM-0150PM MWF ECCR 1-07 WFTAYLOR 25

APPM 4660 3 INTERMED NUMERIC ANAL Y 2 ................ PREREQ APPM 4650. SAME AS MATH 4660. .. ............................................................ 002 50532 1100AM-1150AM MWF ECCR 0-08 G BEYLKIN 18

APPM 5360 3 METHDS IN APPLIED MATH 2 ............ 001 62358 1000AM-1050AM MWF ECCR 0-38 Y KIMURA 40 APPM 5450 3 APPLIED ANALYSIS 2 ........................... .... PREREQ APPM 5440 OR CONSENT OF INSTRUCTOR.

.............................................................. 001 50540 1200PM-1250PM MWF ECCR 1-26 C L1 27 APPM 5480 3 METHODS APPLIED MATH 4... ................. PREREQAPPM 54700R MATH 5470.

.............................................................. 001 50541 1000AM-1050AM MWF DUAN 0021 M BREWSTER 25 APPM 5520 3 INTRO TO MATH STATISTICS.................. SAME AS APPM 4520 AND MATH 5520.

.. ............................................................ 001 50542 0100PM-0150PM MWF ECCR 1-12 JA WILLIAMSON 24 APPM 5610 3 NUMERICAL ANALYSIS 2 ......................... PREREQ APPM 5600 OR MATH 5600. SAME AS MATH 5610.

.. ............................................................ 001 50543 0400PM-Q515PM MW ECCR 1-01 G BEYLKIN 29 APPM 7100 3 MATH METHDS DYNAMIC SYS .......... 001 62432 11 OOAM-1150AM MWF RW EASTON 20 APPM 7400 3 OPEN TOPICS APPLIED MATH .......... 001 50554 0900AM-Q950AM MWF ECCR 0-38 *UNASSIGNED 30 APPM 8000 1 SEM-APPLIED MATHEMATICS ........... 001 50556 0300PM-0430PM F ECCR 1-09 20

Arts and Sciences ARSC 1000 4 EXPOSITORY WRITING ............................ THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE THE ·

UNIVERSITY LEARNING CENTER OFFICE, LIBR E1B36 FOR ELIGIBILITY. ............................................................. .760 0900AM-1 050AM MW ECON 16 18 ............................................................. .761 1100AM-1250PM MW ECON 16 18 ............................................................. .762 0200PM-0350PM TR KTCH 206 18

ARSC 1100 4 ADV EXPOSITORY WRITING.................... THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE THE UNIVERSITY LEARNING CENTER OFFICE, LIBR E1B36 FOR ELIGIBILITY. SECTIONS 760 AND 774ARE MULTILINGUAL CLASSES. STUDENTS IN THESE CLASSES MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND A RECITATION. .............................................................. 760 .............................................................. 761 .............................................................. 762 .............................................................. 763 .............................................................. 764 .............................................................. 765 .............................................................. 766 .............................................................. 767 .............................................................. 768 .............................................................. 769 .............................................................. 770 .............................................................. 771 .............................................................. 772

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1230PM-0145PM TR 0800AM-0950AM MW 1 OOOAM-1150AM MW 1200PM-0150PM MW 0900AM-1 050AM TR 11 OOAM-1250PM TR 0100PM-0250PM TR 0200PM-0350PM WF 0900AM-1 050AM WF 1 OOOAM-1150AM TR 1100AM-1250PM WF 1200PM-0150PM TR 0900AM-1 050AM TR 0300PM-0450PM M

ECON16 LIBR E1B56 LIBR E1B56 LIBR E1B56 LIBR E1856 LIBR E1B56 LIBR E1B56 LIBR E1B56 KTCH 206 KTCH 206 KTCH 206 KTCH 206 CHEM 133 LIBR E1B56

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+AAST 3013 3 ASIAN/PACIFIC AM COMMUN ............ 001 61569 1230PM-0145PM TR MUEN E113 HIRABAYASHI 30 +AAST 1717 3 INTRO/ASIAN AMERICAN HIS .................. SAME AS HIST 1717 .

.............................................................. 001 61436 0930AM-1045AMTR HLMS141 WWEI 10 +AAST 4717 3 CHINESE AMERICAN HISTORY ............... PREREQS AAST 1015 AND/OR HIST 2717 OR CONSENT OF

INSTRUCTOR. SAME AS HIST 4717. .............................................................. 001 50005 1230PM-0145PM TR HLMS 81 W WEI 10


a Astrophysical, Planetary, and Atmospheric Sciences 8. INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE WORK IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER c.n INFORMATION. GRADUATE STUDENTS NEEDING TO REGISTER FOR MASTER'S THESIS, MASTER'S DEGREE CANDIDATE, 0. OR DOCTORAL THESIS, PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. EACH COURSE IN £ THIS DEPARTMENT HAS A COURSE FEE OF $20 FOR SPECIALIZED SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT. ~

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+APAS 1010 4 INTRODUCTORY ASTRONOMY 1 ........... STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. ACCEPTABLE COURSE SEQUENCES: 1010AND 10200R 1110AND 1120. CHECK CORE REQUIREMENTS.

............................................................. 1 00 50362 1 OOOAM-1 050AM MWF DUAN G020 TP SNOW 0 LAB ..................................................... L110 50363 0100PM-0250PM R OBSV S175

........................................................... L 111 50364 0900AM-1 050AM T OBSV 175 ............................................................ L 112 50365 1100AM-1250PM T OBSV 175 ............................................................ L 113 50366 01 OOPM-0250PM T OBSV 175 ............................................................ L114 50367 0100PM-0250PM W OBSV 175 ............................................................ L115 50368 0900AM-1050AM R OBSV 175

4 INTRODUCTORY ASTRONOMY 1 ...... 200 50373 0200PM-0315PM TR DUAN G125 WC CASH 0 LAB ..................................................... L210 50374 0900AM-1050AM M OBSV S175

............................................................ L211 50375 1100AM-1250PM M OBSV S175

............................................................ L212 50376 1100AM-1250PM R OBSV 175

............................................................ L213 50377 0900AM-1050AM W OBSV S175 +APAS 1020 3 INTRODUCTORY ASTRONOMY 2 ............ PREREQ APAS 1010. SECTION 880 IS AN HONORS PROGRAM

COURSE. PLEASE COME TO THE HONORS PROGRAM OFFICE, LIBR M400C, FOR ELIGIBILITY AND REGISTRATION INFORMATION. .............................................................. 001 50378 0930AM-1 045AM TR DUAN G020 JT STOCKE .............................................................. 880 1230PM-0145PM TR LIBR M498 SJ UTILE

+APAS 1040 4 ACCEL INTRO ASTRONOMY 2 ................. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND RECITATION.

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.............................................................. 010 50380 0200PM-0315PM TR DUAN G035 AJ HAMILTON 23 0 RECITATION ...................................... R011 50381 1100AM-1150AMW OBSVS175 AJHAMILTON 23

+APAS 1110 3 GEN ASTRONOMY/SOLAR SYS ......... 001 50384 0200PM-0250PM MWF DUAN G020 TW SPEISER 222 .............................................................. 002 50385 0200PM-0315PM TR DUAN G020 GA DULK 222

+APAS 1120 3 GEN ASTRON-STARS/GALAXY .......... 001 50387 0200PM-0250PM MWF DUAN G030 J TOOMRE 222 .............................................................. 002 50388 1230PM-0145PM TR DUAN G125 MC BEGELMAN 72

+APAS 11503 DYNAMIC EARTH 3-................................ PREREQAPAS 10100R GEOL 1130. METEOROLOGY/OCEANOGRAPHY .001 50389 0930AM-1045AM TR DUAN G125 ML SALBY .............................................................. 002 50390 1100AM-1150AM MWF DUAN G125 CJ HANSEN

+APAS 2020 3 INTRO SPACE ASTRONOMY .................... PREREQ APAS 1010 OR 1020 OR 1110 OR 1120. .............................................................. 001 50391 0300PM-0350PM MWF DUAN G116 JC GREEN

+APAS 3060 3 SPACE EXPERIMENTATION ..................... PREREQS MATH 130012300 OR APPM 1350/1360; AND PHYS 1110/1120. SAME AS ASEN 3060. .............................................................. 001 50392 0200PM-0315PM TR ECCR 0-16 ER HANSEN .................................................................... 0400PM-0450PM R ECCR 2-26

+APAS 3200 3 ATMOS SCIENCE 2-CLIMATOL ................ PREREQ APAS 1150 OR GEOG 1001 OR INSTRUCTOR CONSENT. SAME AS GEOG 3201. .............................................................. 001 50393 1200PM-1250PM MWF HALE 230

+APAS 3210 31NTMED ASTRN/SOLAR SYS .................... PREREQAPAS 1010 OR 1110. .............................................................. 001 50394 1100AM-1215PMTR DUANG125 GETHOMAS

+APAS322031NTMEDASTRON/STARIGALAX ............... PREREQAPAS 10200R 1120.

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.............................................................. 001 50395 0200PM-0250PM MWF DUAN 0047 R GARSTANG 48 APAS 3720 '3 PLANETS/THEIR ATMOSPHERE.............. PREREQS PHYS 111011120 AND EITHER MATH 1300//2300 OR APPM

135011360. .............................................................. 001 50396 0300PM-0350PM MWF DUAN 0021 N SCHNEIDER 30

APAS 3740 3 COSMOLOGY AND RELATIVITY .............. PREREQS PHYS 1110/1120AND EITHER MATH 1300//2300 OR APPM 1350/1360. .............................................................. 001 50397 0100PM-0150PM MWF DUAN 0047 N ARAV 40

+CHEM 1031 4 ENVIRONMENTAL CHEM 2 ..................... PREREQ CHEM 1011. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB . ............................................................ 010 51137 0900AM-0950AM MWF EKLC E1 B20 SO COPLEY 60

0 LAB .................................................... L011 51138 0100PM-0250PM M EKLC M125 20 .. ........................................................ L051 51139 0100PM-0250PM W EKLC M125 20 .................................... : ..................... L061 51140 0900AM-1050AM R EKLC M125 20

+CHEM 1071 41NTRO ORGANIC/BIOCHEM .................... PREREQ CHEM 1051, 1111, OR 1151. CHEM 1071 DOES NOT REPLACE CHEM 1131 OR 1171 AS A PREREQ FOR CHEM 3311 OR 3351. EXAMS AT 6:30P.M., THURSDAYS, FEBRUARY 10, MARCH 10, AND APRIL 14. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. ............................................................ 010 51141 0800AM-0915AM TR CHEM 140 JT OHLSSON 250

0 LAB .................................................... L011 51142 0100PM-0350PM M EKLC M1B74 20 .......................................................... L012 51143 0100PM-0350PM M EKLC M1B75 20 .......................................................... L021 51144 0930AM-1220PMT EKLCM1B74 20 .......................................................... L022 51145 0930AM-1220PM T EKLC M1B75 20 .......................................................... L031 51146 0200PM-0450PMT EKLCM1B74 20 .......................................................... L032 51147 0200PM-0450PM T EKLC M1 B75 20 .......................................................... L051 51148 0100PM-0350PM W EKLC M1 B74 20 .......................................................... L052 51149 0100PM-0350PM W EKLC M1B75 20 .......................................................... L061 51150 0930AM-1220PM R EKLC M1B74 10 .......................................................... L062 51151 0930AM-1220PM R EKLC M1B75 20 .......................................................... L071 51152 0200PM-0450PM R EKLC M1B74 20 .......................................................... L072 51153 0200PM-0450PM R EKLC M1B75 20 .......................................................... L091 51154 0100PM-0350PM F EKLC M1875 20

+CHEM 1111 5 GENERAL CHEMISTRY 1......................... PREREQ ONE YEAR OF HIGH SCHOOL CHEMISTRY OR SATISFACTORY PERFORMANCE IN CHEM 1001 OR 1021; HIGH SCHOOL ALGEBRA. THIS COURSE IS NOT RECOMMENDED FOR STUDENTS WITH GRADES BELOW B-IN CHEM 1001 OR 1021. NOT OPEN TO STUDENTS IN THE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING EXCEPT BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT. EXAMS AT 7:30P.M., THURSDAYS, FEBRUARY 3, MARCH 3, AND APRIL 7. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB . STUDENT MAY NOT RECEIVE CREDIT FOR MORE THAN ONE OF CHEM 1111, CHEM 1211, OR CHEM 1151. ' ............................................................ 100 51159 1100AM-1150AM MWF CHEM 140 *UNASSIGNED 320

0 LAB .................................................... L111 51160 0100PM-0450PM M EKLC M127 20 .......................................................... L112 51161 0100PM-0450PM M EKLC M173 20 .......................................................... L121 51162 0800AM-1150AMT EKLC M127 20 .......................................................... L122 51163 0800AM-1150AMT EKLC M173 20 .. ........................................................ L123 51164 0800AM-1150AMT EKLCM125 20 ......................................................... .L 131 51165 0100PM-0450PM T EKLC M127 20 .............................................. : ........... L132 51166 0100PM-0450PMT EKLCM173 20 .. ........................................................ L 133 51167 0100PM-0450PM T EKLC M125 20 .......................................................... L151 51168 0100PM-0450PMW EKLCM127 20 .......................................................... L152 51169 0100PM-0450PMW EKLCM173 20 .. ........................................................ L161 51170 0800AM-1150AM R EKLC M127 20 .......................................................... L162 51171 0800AM-1150AM R EKLC M173 20 .......................................................... L171 51172 0100PM-0450PM R EKLC M127 20 .......................................................... L172 51173 0100PM-0450PMR EKLCM173 20 .. ........................................................ L191 51174 0100PM-0450PM F EKLC M127 20 .......................................................... L192 51175 0100PM-0450PM F EKLC M173 20

+CHEM 11315 GENERALCHEMISTRY2 ......................... PREREQCHEM 1111 OR EQUIVALENT- WITH A GRADE OF COR HIGHER. EXAMS AT 7:30P.M., THURSDAYS, FEBRUARY 10, MARCH 3, AND APRIL 14. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. STUDENTS MAY NOT RECEIVE CREDIT FOR CHEM 1131 AND CHEM 1171. ............................................................ 100 51176 1000AM-1050AM MWF

0 LAB ................................................... L120 51177 0800AM-1150AM T .......................................................... L122 51178 0800AM-1150AMT .......................................................... L124 51179 0800AM-1150AMT .. ........................................................ L126 51180 0800AM-1150AM T .......................................................... L130 51181 0100PM-0450PMT

CHEM 140 EKLC M126 EKLC M172 EKLC M124 EKLC M174 EKLC M126

M ASIRVATHAM 452 16 20 20 20 20

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f APAS 3830 3 ASTROPHYSICS 2 ..................................... PREREQS APAS 3730, PHYS 1110/1120, AND MATH 1300/2300 OR

APPM 1350/1360. GALACTIC & EXTRAGALACTIC ......... 001 50398 0930AM-1045AM TR DUAN G027 EG ZWEIBEL 23

+APAS 4800 3SPACE SCI-PRACTIC/POLICY .................. PREREQS APAS 1110/1120 OR APAS 1010/1020 OR PHYS 1110/1120 OR PHYS 2010/2020.

- ........ , ..................................................... 001 50399 0200PM-0315PM TR DUAN G025 RA MCCRAY 23 APAS 5000 1 SEMINAR-PLASMA PHYSICS ................... COREQ APAS 5150. SAME AS PHYS 5000.

......................................................... c .... 001 50402 1200PM-l250PM F DUAN G027 SHASHARINA 23 APAS 5060 3 ATMOSPH/OCEANIC DYNAMICS ....... 001 61800 0200PM-0315PM TR DUAN 0021 PJ WEBSTER 35 APAS 5110 3 INTERNAL PROCESSES/GASES ........ 001 61474 1000AM-1050AM MWF DUAN G025 JM SHULL 23 APAS 5150 3 INTRO PLASMA PHYSICS ......................... SAMEAS PHYS 5150.

.............................................................. 001 50404 1230PM-0145PM TR DUAN G116 MV GOLDMAN 40 APAS 5220 3 NONLINEAR DYNAMICS........................... PREREQ PHYS 5210 OR INSTRUCTOR CONSENT. SAME AS PHYS

5220. .............................................................. 001 50405 0100PM-0150PM MWF DUAN G025 JB WEISS 23

APAS 5300 3 INTRO TO MAGNETOSPHERES ......... 001 61801 0330PM-0445PM TR DUAN G025 F BAGENAL 20 APAS 5560 3 RADATVE PROCS PLNTY ATMO ....... 001 61802 0900AM-0950AM MWF DUAN D142 LW ESPOSITO 23 APAS 5740 3 INTERSTELLAR ASTROPHYSIC ......... 001 61803 0200PM-0250PM MWF DUAN G025 J BALLY 20 APAS 6010 1 SEM-INTERSTELLAR SEMINAR ............... PREREQ GRADUATE STANDING OR INSTRI!,CTOR CONSENT.

.............................................................. 001 50414 0300PM-0350PM W DUAN G025 20 APAS 6340 3 PLANETARY SURFACES-........................ PREREQ BASIC UNDERGRADUATE PHYSICS. SAME AS GEOL 6340

REMOTE SENSING OF .. : ..................... 001 61276 0930AM-1045AM TR DUAN G025 BM JAKOSKY 23 APAS 6620 3 EARTH/PLANETARY PHYSIC 2 .......... 001 61158 1100AM-1215PM TR DUAN G116 JM WAHR 10 APAS 6630 3 EARTH/PLANETARY PHYSIC 3 ................ SAME AS GEOL 6630 AND PHYS 6630.

.............................................................. 001 61441 0100PM-0150PM MWF CHEM 270 JB RUNDLE 20 APAS 6640 3 INTRO-PLANETARY SCIENCE ................. PREREQ GRADUATE STANDING IN A PHYSICAL SCIENCE AND

BASIC UNDERGRAD PHYSICS. SAME AS GEOL 6640. .............................................................. 001 50416 11 OOAM-1215PM TR DUAN G025 DH GRINSPOON 20

APAS 6650 2 SEMINAR IN GEOPHYSICS ...................... SAME AS GEOL 6650 AND PHYS 6650. .............................................................. 001 62052 0300PM-0450PM M GEOL 134 AF SHEEHAN 20

APAS 7150 3 MAGNETOHYDRODYNAMICS ............ 001 61805 1100AM-1150AM MWF DUAN G025 S ROBERTSON 20 APAS 7430 3 FLUID TURB/NONLIN PR0 .................. 001 61806 1100AM-1215PM TR DUAN G027 JE HART 20

Bibliography BIBL 3010 3 METHODS/LIBRARY R"ESEARCH ....... 001 50966 11 OOAM-1215PM TR LIBR E303

Biology SEE ENVIRONMENTAL, POPULATION, AND ORGANISMIC BIOLOGY (EPOB) OR MOLECULAR, CELLULAR, AND DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY (MCDB)

Black Studies SEE AFRO-AMERICAN STUDIES

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[. Chemistry C/l THIS DEPARTMENT USES PRIMARILY SEQUENCING WAIT LISTS FOR UNDERGRADUATE COURSES, AND AUTOMATIC WAIT 0. LISTS FOR GRADUATE COURSES. (Sfi:E "USING WAIT LISTS" IN THE FRONT OF THIS SCHEDULE.) INDEPENDENT STUDY Q COURSE WORK IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. GRAD\JATE h) STUDENTS NEEDING TO REGISTER FOR MASTER'S THESIS, MASTER'S DEGREE CANDIDATE, OR DOCTORAL THESIS, "' PLEASE CONSULTTHE DEPARTMENT FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. EACH COURSE IN THIS DEPARTMENT HAS A COURSE 9 FEE OF $20 FOR SPECIALIZED SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT.

~. "' ~ t + indicates an.arts and'sciences core course

--,~·····"'''' .......................................................... L134 51183 0100PM-0450PMT .......................................................... L 136 51184 0100PM-0450PM T .. ........................................................ L 150 51185 0100PM-0450PM W .......................................................... L152 51186 0100PM-0450PMW .......................................................... L 154 51187 0100PM-0450PM W .......................................................... L156 51188 0100PM-0450PMW ......................................................... 1160 51189 0800AM-1150AM R ......................................................... 1162 51190 0800AM-1150AM R .......................................................... L164 51191 0800AM-1150AM R

EKLC Mi24 EKLC M174 EKLC M126 EKLC M172 EKLC M124 EKLC M174 EKLC M126 EKLC M172 EKLC M124

20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20

.......................................................... L166 51192 0800AM-1150AM R EKLC M174 20

.......................................................... L170 51193 0100PM-0450PM R EKLC M126 16

.. ........................................................ L172 51194 0100PM-0450PM R EKLC M172 20

.......................................................... L174 51195 0100PM-0450PM R EKLC M124 20

.......................................................... L176 51196 0100PM-0450PM R EKLC M174 20

.. ........................................................ L190 51197 0100PM-0450PM F EKLC M126 20

.......................................................... L192 51198 0100PM-0450PM F EKLC M172 20

.......................................................... L194 51199 0100PM-0450PM F EKLC M124 20 +CHEM 1171 6 HONORS GENERAL CHEM 2 .................. PREREQ CHEM 1151 WITH A GRADE OF C- OR HIGHER. EXAMS AT

7:00P.M., THURSDAYS, FEBRUARY 10, MARCH 10, AND APRIL 14. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. STUDENTS MAY NOT RECEIVE CREDIT FOR CHEM 1171 AND CHEM 1131 . ............................................................ 100 51211 1000AM-1050AM MWF EKLC E1B50 JT HYNES 40

0 LAB .................................................... L261 51212 0900AM-1150AMTR EKLCM273 20 .......................................................... L371 51213 0100PM-0350PM TR EKLC M273 20

CHEM 1211 3 GENERAL CHEM ENGINEERS................ PREREQS ENROLLMENT IN THE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING; ONE YEAR OF HIGH SCHOOL CHEMISTRY OR SATISFACTORY PERFORMANCE IN CHEM 1001 OR CHEM 1021; AND HIGH SCHOOL ALGEBRA. NOT RECOMMENDED FOR STUDENTS WITH GRADES BELOW B- IN CHEM 1001 OR 1021. COREQ CHEN 1221. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR CHEMISTRY LECTURE (CHEM 1211) AND CHEMICAL ENGINEERING LAB (CHEN 1221). PLEASE SEE CHEMICAL ENGINEERING SECTION FOR LAB INFORMATION. EXAMS AT 7:30P.M., THURSDAYS, FEBRUARY 3, MARCH 3, AND APRIL 7. STUDENTS MAY NOTRECEIVECREDITFORMORETHANONEOFCHEM 1211, CHEM 1111, ORCHEM 1151. ............................................................ 001 51214 1000AM-1050AM MWF ECCR 0-30 GT YEE 128 .................................................................. KD TIMMERHAUS

CHEM 3311 3 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 1 ......................... PREREQ CHEM 1131, 1171, OR EQUIVALENT WITH A GRADE OF C-OR HIGHER. COREQ CHEM 3321 OR 3361. ............................................................ 100 51215 1000AM-1050AM MWF CHEM 142 GB ELLISON 179

CHEM 3321 1 LAB/ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 1 ................. PREREQ CHEM 1131 OR 1171 OR EQUIVALENT WITH A GRADE OF C- OR HIGHER. COREQ CHEM 3351 OR 3311 . ............................................................ 111 51216 0100PM-0350PM M EKLC M1B73 20 ............................................................ 121 51217 0900AM-1150AMT EKLC M1B73 20 ............................................................ 131 51218 0100PM-0350PM T EKLC M1B73 20 ............................................................ 151 51219 0100PM-0350PM W EKLC M1B73 20 ............................................................ 161 51220 0900AM-1150AM R EKLC M1B73 20 ............................................................ 171 51221 0100PM-0350PM R EKLC M1B73 20 ............................................................ 191 51222 0100PM-0350PM F EKLC M1B73 20 ............................................................ 221 51223 0900AM-1150AMT EKLCM1B27 20

CHEM 3331 3 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 2 ......................... PREREQ CHEM 3311 OR 3351 AND CHEM 3321 OR 3361 WITH GRADES OF C- OR HIGHER. PRE REO OR COREQ CHEM 3341 OR 3381. EXAMS AT 7:00P.M., THURSDAYS, FEBRUARY 10, MARCH 10, AND APRIL 14 . ............................................................ 100 51224 0900AM-0950AM MWF CHEM 142 OM WALBA 120 ............................................................ 200 51225 1100AM-1150AMMWF CHEM142 KPETERS 179

CHEM 3341 1 LAB/ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 2 ................ , PREREQ CHEM 3321 OR 3361 WITH A GRADE OF C-OR HIGHER. COREQ CHEM 3331 OR 3371. ............................................................ 111 51226 0100PM-0350PM M EKLC M1B27 20 ............................................................ 131 51227 0200PM-0450PM T · ............................................................ 132 51228 0100PM-0350PM T ................. ~ .......................................... 133. 51229 0200PM-0450PM T ............................................................ 151 51230 02bOPM-0450PM W

EKLC M1B27 EKLC M1B25 EKLC M1B72 ERt:GM1B25

20 20 20 20

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.............................................................. 161 51231 0900AM-1150AM R EKLC M1B27 20

.. .. ........ ... . . . ..... .. . .... .. ..... .. ..... .. . ... . .. .... .... . 211 51232 01 OOPM-0350PM M EKLC M 1 B25 20 ............................................................... 221 51233 0900AM-1150AM T EKLC M1B25 20 .............................................................. 251 51234 0100PM-0350PM W EKLC M1B27 20 .............................................................. 261 51235 0900AM-1150AM R EKLC M1B25 20 .............................................................. 271 51236 0100PM-0350PM R EKLC M1B25 20 .............................................................. 272 51237 0100PM-0350PM R EKLC M1B27 20 .............................................................. 273 51238 0200PM-0450PM R EKLC M1B72 20 .............................................................. 291 51239 0100PM-0350PM F EKLC M1B72 20

CHEM 3371 3 ORG CHEM 2/CHEM/BIOCHEM MAJORS PREREQ CHEM 3351 OR 3311 AND CHEM 3361 OR 3321 WITH GRADES OF C-OR HIGHER; PREREQ OR COREQ CHEM 3381 OR 3341. .............................................................. 001 51240 0900AM-0950AM MWF ECCR 1-09 GA MOLANDER 42

CHEM 3381 2 ORGANIC CHEM 2 LAB/MAJOR ............... PREREQ CHEM 3361 OR 3321 AND 3341 WITH GRADES OF C- OR HIGHER. PREREQ OR COREQ CHEM 3371 OR 3331. .............................................................. 111 51241 0100PM-0350PM MW EKLC M1B72 20 .............................................................. 261 51242 0900AM-1150AM TR EKLC M1B72 20

CHEM 4021 3 INORGANIC LABORATORY ...................... PREREQ CHEM 4011 . .............................................................. 001 61572 0900AM-0950AM MWF MKNA-112 MC DUBOIS 20

+CHEM 4181 4 INSTRUMENTAL ANALYSIS..................... PREREQ CHEM 4411 OR 4511. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. .............................................................. 010 51244 0930AM-1045AM TR EKLC M203 CA KOVAL 30

0 LAB ..................................................... L011 51245 1200PM-0550PM T EKLC M272 15 ............................................................ L012 51246 1200PM-0550PM R EKLC M272 15 ............................................................ L013 51247 0100PM-0350PM MW EKLC M272 15

CHEM 4431 3 PHYS CHEM/BIOCHEM APPL 2 ................ PREREQ CHEM4411 OR4511 OR EQUIVANDMATH2400AND ONE YEAR OF PHYSICS. ....................... : ...................................... 001 51249 0930AM-1045AM TR MUEN E130 A PARDI 30

CHEM 4511 3 PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY 1 ................. ,........ PRERE()S CHEM 3311 OR 3351, MATH 2400 OR APPM 2350, AND PHYS 1110 OR INSTRUCTOR CONSENT. COREQ PHYS 1120. .............................................................. 001 51250 1100AM-1150AM MWF EKLC E1B50 A RAVISHANKARA 40

CHEM 4531 3 PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY 2 ......................... PREREQ CHEM 4511 OR 4411. .............................................................. 001 51251 0900AM-0950AM MWF EKLC E1B50 RT SKODJE 45

CHEM 4541 2 PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY LAB .................... PREREQCHEM4411 OR4511 ORAN EQUIVALENT COURSE IN THERMODYNAMICS. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. .............................................................. 001 51252 0100PM-0150PM MWF ECCR 1-Q9 VVAIDA 50

0 LAB ..................................................... L010 51253 0200PM-0450PM M EKLC M224 10 .................... .............. ....... ................... L020 51254 0900AM-1150AM T EKLC M224 10 ............................................................ L030 51255 0100PM-0350PM T EKLC M224 10 ............................................................ L040 51256 0900AM-1150AM R EKLC M224 10 ............................................................ L050 51257 0100PM-Q350PM R EKLC M224 10

CHEM 4551 3 ADVANCED PHYSICAL CHEM .................. PREREQ CHEM 4431 OR 4531. .............................................................. 001 51258 1100AM-1150AMMWF HALE240 RTSKODJE 20

CHEM 4561 3 EXPER PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY............... PREREQ CHEM 4411 OR 4511 OR EQUIVALENT COURSE IN THERMODYNAMICS. PREREQ OR COREQ CHEM 4431 OR 4531. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. .............................................................. 001 51259 0100PM-0150PM MWF ECCR 1-09 V VAlDA 10

0 LAB ..................................................... L059 51260 0200PM-Q450PM WF EKLC M224 10 CHEM 4711 3 GENERAL BIOCHEMISTRY 1 .................... PREREQ ONE YEAR OF ORGANIC CHEMISTRY. EXAMS AT 6:00P.M.,

. THURSDAYS, FEBRUARY 10. MARCH 10, AND APRIL 14. .............................................................. 001 51261 1100AM-1150AMMWF HLMS199 SCSCHULTZ 83

CHEM 4731 3 CJENERAL BIOCHEMISTRY 2.................... PREREQ CHEM 4711. EXAMS AT 6:00P.M., THURSDAYS, FEBRUARY 10, MARCH 10, AND APRIL 14. .............................................................. 001 51262 1000AM-1050AM MWF EKLC E1B20 WS DYNAN 65

+CHEM 4761 4 BIOCHEMISTRY LABORATORY............... PREREQ CHEM 4711; CHEM 4731 OR MCDB 4400 RECOMMENDED . .............................................................. 015 51263 0100PM-Q550PM MW EKLC M225 16 .............................................................. 037 51264 0100PM-0550PM TR EKLC M225 18

+CHST 1013 3 US RACE/ETHNIC RELATIONS ................ SAME AS SOCY 1015 . .............................................................. 001 51636 0800AM-0850AM MWF ECON 13 RA RENTERIA

IV. Interdisciplinary +CHST 1015 31NTRO CHICANO STUDIES ................. 001 51640 0930AM-1045AM TR ENVD 120 0 ARRIETA CHST 4015 6 FIELD EXPERIENCE IN SOCY .................. SAME AS SOCY 4011 .

.............................................................. 001 51653 0930AM-1215PM TR HLMS 137 GF RIVERA

V. History +CHST 2537 3 CHICANO HISTORY................................... SAME AS HIST 2537.

.............................................................. 001 61592 1100AM-1215PM TR HLMS 141 ME MONTOYA

Chinese STUDENTS MUST ACHIEVE A GRADE OF C-OR BETTER TO PROGRESS TO THE NEXT LEVEL OF A LANGUAGE COURSE . INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE WORK IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION .

I. Chinese +CHIN 1020 5 BEGINNING CHINESE 2 ............................ PREREQ CHIN 1010 OR EQUIVALENT.

.. ............................................................ 001 51612 1000AM-1050AM M-F CHEM 131 JW KROLL

.............................................................. 002 51613 1100AM-1150AM M-F CHEM 131 JW KROLL +CHIN 2110 5 INTERMED CHINESE 1 ............................. PREREQ CHIN 1020 OR EQUIVALENT.

.............................................................. 001 51615 0900AM-0950AM M-F EKLC E1B75 CK CHENG CHIN 2120 5 INTERMED CHINESE 2 ............................. PREREQ CHIN 2110 OR EQUIVALENT.

.............................................................. 001 51616 1000AM-1050AMM-F EKLCE1B75 CKCHENG CHIN 3120 3 ADVANCED CHINESE 2 ............................ PREREQ CHIN 3110 OR EQUIVALENT.

.............................................................. 001 51617 0900AM-0950AM MWF MKNA 204 X TANG CHIN 3220 4 RDGS-CLASSICAL CHINESE .................... PREREQ CHIN 3210 OR INSTRUCTOR CONSENT.

.. ............................................................ 001 51618 1100AM-1150AMMTWF MKNA204 SCHERNIACK CHIN 4120 3 RDGS MOD CHIN LIT2 ....................... 001 51619 0300PM-0350PM MWF MKNA 17 MK SPRING CHIN 4750 3 TAOISM ...................................................... SAME AS CHIN 5750, RLST 4750 AND RLST 5750. FOR CHINESE

MAJORS ONLY. .............................................................. 001 62609 11 OOAM-1150AM MWF FA N185 PWKROLL

CHIN 5280 3 TPCS/ANCIENT LITERATURE ............ 001 62413 1 OOOAM-1 050AM MWF HALE 235 MKSPRING CHIN5420 3 MEDIEVAL POETRY ............................ 001 61947 0330PM-0445PM TF MKNA204 SCHERNIACK CHIN 5750 3 TAOISM ...................................................... FOR CHINESE MAJORS ONLY .

.............................................................. 001 62610 11 OOAM-1150AM MWF FA N185 PWKROLL CHIN 5820 3 CONTEMPORARY LITERATURE ........ 001 51624 0300PM-0530PM W MKNA204 X TANG

II. Chinese Courses in English +CHIN 1011 4 INTRO/TRAD E. ASIAN CIV ....................... SATISFIES CULTURAL AND GENDER DIVERSITY CORE

REQUIREMENT. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND RECITATION. .............................................................. 010 62266 0100PM-0150PM MWF HALE 230 PW KROLL

0 REC .................................................... R011 62268 1230PM-0120PMT CHEM 133 .. .......................................................... R012 62327 0200PM-0250PM W KTCH 118 ............................................................ R013 62328 0800AM-0850AM R HALE 240

CHIN 4821 3 CHINESE FICTIONITRANSLAT ........... 001 61948 0200PM-0250PM MWF CHEM 145 MK SPRING

Classics

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INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE WORK IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. GRADUATE STUDENTS NEEDING TO REGISTER FOR MASTER'S THESIS, MASTER'S DEGREE CANDIDATE, OR DOCTORAL THESIS, PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT FOR FURTHER INFORMATION .

CHEM 5011 3 ADVN INORGANIC CHEM 1 ...................... PREREOS CHEM 4531 AND GRADUATE STANDING OR CHEM 4011. .............................................................. 001 61570 0900AM-0950AM MWF RAMY N1B31 A NORMAN 20

C~EM 5181 3. QHROMJAN/\L YT SEPARATIONS ............. PREREQ UNDERGRADUATE PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY OR INSTR ' CONSENT..

...... , ....................................................... 001 51305 0930AM-1045AM TR CHEM 270 KL ROWLEN 31 CHEM 5331 2·3 ADV SPECTRSCP TCHNQ ORGN.......... PREREQS ONE YEAR OFORGANIC CHEMISTRY AND ONE YEAR OF

PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY. .............................................................. 001 51307 1000AM-1050AM MWF CHEM 270 TH KOCH 20

CHEM 5431 3 PHYS CHEM/BIOCHEM APPL 2 ................ PREREQ GRADUATE STANDING AND CHEM 5411 OR INSTRUCTOR CONSENT. SAME AS CHEM 4431. .............................................................. 001 51308 0930AM-1045AM TR MUEN E130 A PARDI 2

CHEM 5531 3 STATISTICAL MECHANICS ....................... PREREQ UNDERGRADUATE PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY. ......... , .................................................... 001 51309. JOOOAM-1050AM MWF CLRE 104 R PARSON 20

CHEM 5541 3 CHEMICAL DYNAMICS ........................ :·:... PREREQ UND~RGRADUATE PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY. ................ , ............................................. 001 61677 0900AM-0950AM MWF CHEM 133 SR LEONE 20

CHEM 5561 3 PHYS CHEM MACROMOLECULES .......... PREREQ ONE SEMESTER OF PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY. .............................................................. 001 6156~ 090QAM·0~50AM MWF KTCH 301 . *UNASSIGNED 20

CHEM 5571 3 SURFACE CHEMISTRY............................. PREREQ UNDERGRAD PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY. .............................................................. 001 61678 1100AM-1150AM MWF DUAN G039 SM GEORGE 20

CHEM 5711 3 GENERAL BIOCHEMISTRY 1.................... PREREQ ONE YEAR OF ORGANIC CHEMISTRY AND GRAD STANDING. SAMEASCHEM4711. .............................................................. 001 51311 1100AM·1150AM MWF HLMS 199 SC SCHULTZ 10

CHEM 5731 3 GENERAL BIOCHEMISTRY 2 .................... PREREQ 5711 AND GRADUATE STANDING OR INSTR CONSENT. SAME AS CHEM 4731. .............................................................. 001 51312 1000AM-1050AM MWF EKLC E1B20 WS DYNAN 10

CHEM 5781 5 ADVN GEN BIOCHEMISTRY 2 .................. PREREQ CHEM 5771 OR INSTRUCTOR CONSENT. .............................................................. 001 51313 1000AM-1150AM MWF CHEM 133 NG AHN 20 .................................................................... RR FALL

CHEM 6001 1 SEM: INORGANIC CHEMISTRY .......... 001 51314 0400PM-0450PM R SEE DEPT 25 CHEM 6101 1 SEM-ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY ......... 001 51316 0400PM-0450PM T SEE DEPT 15 CHEM 6111 3 SPEC TPCS/ANAL YTCAL CHEM .............. PREREQ GRADUATE STANDING .

.............................................................. 001 51317 1100AM-1150AMMWF EKLCM203 MATOLBERT 25 CHEM 6301 1 SEM-ORGANIC CHEMISTRY .............. 001 51318 TBA 10 CHEM63113 SPTpCS-SYNORGANICCHEM ......... 001 51319 1100AM-1150AMMWF CHEM146 TSAMMAKIA 10 CHEM 6731 3-6 ADVANCED BIOCHEM ............................. PREREQ ONE YEAR OF BIOCHEMISTRY COURSES AND

INSTRUCTOR CONSENT. .............................................................. 001 51321 TBA

CHEM 6801 0 DEPARMENTAL RESEARCH SEM ..... 001 51322 0400PM-0550PM M-F

Chicano Studies

CHEM 142

·NGAHN RR FALL

THIS DEPARTMENT FOLLOWS THE GENERAL REGISTRATION AND ENROLLMENT GUIDELINES LOCATED UNDER THE HEADING "COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES," PAGE 34.1NDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE WORK IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION.

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CHST 3100 3 TPCS:MVMTS/MEX/CHIC COMM ........ 001 62690 0200PM-0315PM TR HLMS 141 0 ARRIETA 35 CHST 4000 3 HISP/NAT AM. CULTURE SW ................... SAME AS SPAN 4000/5000.

...................................... :·: ...................... 001 51652 1230PM-0145PM TR STAD 308 SR DELPINO 25

II. Arts and Humanities CHST4681 3 CHICANO THEATREIPERFORM ......... 001 51654 0330PM-0445PM TR MAIN CHAP SR DELPINO 20

Ill. Politics and Society


I. General Classics CLAS 1010 3 THE STUDY OF WORDS ..................... 001 51664 100QAM-1050AM MWF EDUC 231 G IRBY-MASS 50 +CLAS 1100 3 GREEK MYTHOLOGY... ....................... 001 61493 0930AM-1 045AM TR HLMS252 FREDRICKSMEYER 135 +CLAS 1140 3 ROMAN CIVILIZATION ......................... 001 51671 1100AM-1215PM TR EDUC 220 PE KNOX 100 +CE.AS 2110 3 WOMEN IN ANTIQUITY-ROME ................. SAME AS WMST2110.

.............................................................. 001 51673 0200PM-0250PM MWF EKLC E1B20 SJ MCMORRIS 75 CLAS 3330 3 ANCIENT ATHLETICS .......................... 001 62258 0800AM-0850AM MWF RAMY N1B23 JETHORBURN 75

.............................................................. 002 62259 1200AM-1250AM MWF RAMY N1B23 JE THORBURN 75 +CLAS 4110 3 GREEK AND ROMAN EPIC ....................... SAME AS CLAS 5110.

.. ............................................................ 001 62296 0800AM-0915AM TR HLMS245 TMASLOWSKI 30 +CLAS 4130 3 GRK!ROMAN COMEDY/SATIRE ............... SAME AS CLAS5130 .

.. ............................................................ 001 51685 1230PM-0145PM TR HALE240 JC GIBERT 30 CLAS 5110 3 GREEK AND ROMAN EPIC ....................... SAME AS CLAS 4110 .

.. ............................................................ 001 62297 0800AM·0915AM TR HLMS245 TMASLOWSKI 30 CLAS 5130 3 GRK!ROMAN COMEDY/SATIRE ............... SAME AS CLAS 4130 .

. ............................................................. 001 51715 1230PM-0145PM TR HALE 240 JC GIBERT 10

II. Ancient History +CLAS 1051 3 WORLD OF ANCIENT GREEKS ................ SAME AS HIST 1051 .

.............................................................. 001 61415 1230PM-0145PM TR CHEM 142 HOHLFELDER 49 CLAS 4041 3 CLAS GREEK POUT THOUGHT............... PREREQ CLASIHIST 1051, CLAS/HIST 1061, HIST 1010, PSCI2404 OR

PHIL 3000. SAME AS CLAS 5041, HIST 4041, PHIL 4210, PSC/4094 . .............................................................. 001 51680 11 OOAM-1150AM MWF EDUC 231 SCHUTRUMPF 40

+CLAS 4061 3 TWILIGHT OF ANTIQUITY......................... SAME AS HIST 4061. .. ............................................................ 001 61419 0930AM-1045AM TR EDUC 220 HOHLFELDER 20

CLAS 4091 3 THE ROMAN EMPIRE ................................ SAME AS CLAS 5091 AND HIST 4091. .............................................................. 001 51683 1230PM-0145PM TR EDUC 155 CF KONRAD 50

CLAS5041 3 CLASGREEKPOLITTHOUGHT.. ............. SAMEASCLAS4041. .............................................................. 001 51709 1100AM-1150AMMWF EDUC231 SCHUTRUMPF

CLAS 5091 3 THE ROMAN EMPIRE................................ SAME AS CLAS 4091 AND HIST 4091. .............................................................. 001 51713 1230PM-0145PM TR EDUC 155 CF KONRAD

Ill. Classical Philology CLAS 6102 3 GRD SEM-VIRGIL ................................ 001 61496 0330PM-0445PM TR EDUC 330 PE KNOX 15

IV. Greek +CLAS 1023 4 BEGIN CLASSICAL GREEK 2 .................... PREREQ CLAS 1013 .

.............................................................. 001 51665 1000AM·1050AM MTRF EDUC 134 JC GIBERT 20 CLAS 3123 3 INTERMED CLASS GREEK 2 .................... PREREQ CLAS 1013, 1023,3113, OR EQUIVALENTS.

.............................................................. 001 51676 1000AM-1050AM MWF KTCH 35 JE THORBURN 20 CLAS 5003 3 GRAD RDG-HOMER .................................. PREREQ GRADUATE STANDING OR INSTRUCTOR CONSENT.

.............................................................. 001 51707 0200PM-0315PM TR EDUC 132 RJ HEXTER 20

V. Latin +CLAS 1014 4 BEGINNING LATIN 1 ............................ 001 61695 0900AM-0950AM MTRF EDUC 134 20 +CLAS 1024 4 BEGINNING LATIN 2 .................................. PREREQ CLAS 1014. SECTION BOO IS CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT.

PLEASE SEE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. .............................................................. 001 51666 0900AM-0950AM MTRF EDUC 132 BA HILL 24 ................................................. : ............ 002 51667 1000AM-1050AM MTRF EDUC 132 24 .. ............................................................ 003 61696 1100AM-1150AM MTRF EDUC 134 25 .............................................................. 800 1200PM-1250PM MTRF EDUC 134 BA HILL 18

+CLAS 2114 4 INTERMEDIATE LATIN ........................ 001 61032 1200PM-1250PM MTRF EDUC 132 24 CLAS 2124 4 INTERMEDIATE LATIN .............................. PREREQ CLAS 2114 OR APPROPRIATE PROFICIENCY.

.............................................................. 001 51675 0100PM-0150PM MTRF EDUC 132 24 CLAS 3114 3 CICERO ................................................ 001 61253 1230PM-0145PM TR DUAN G035 T MASLOWSKI 20 CLAS 5004 3 GRAD RDG-CICEROS LETTERS.............. PREREQ GRADUATE STANDING .

.............................................................. 001 51708 0500PM-0615PM TR EDUC 330 CF KONRAD 15


~ "' CLAS 5814 3 ACCELERATED LATIN 2 ........................... PREREQ CLAS 5804. ~ .............................................................. 001 51719 0200PM-0315PM TR EDUC 330 FREDRICKSMEYER 20 0- CLAS 1125 3 HONORS·MSTPS ROMAN LIT .................. THIS IS AN HONORS PROGRAM COURSE. PLEASE COME TO THE (/)

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HONORS PROGRAM OFFICE, LIBR M400C, FOR ELIGIBILITY AND REGISTRATION INFORMATION. .. ............................................................ 880 1100AM·1150AM MWF LIBR N424A EC KOPFF 15

~ (I) VI. Art and Archaeology Q CLAS 4059 3 CLASSICAL ART/ARCHEOLOGY ............. SAME AS CLAS 5059 AND FINE 4059/5059. ~ .......................................................... 001 51682 0930AM·1045AMTR EKLCE1B50TZAVELLAEVJEN 45 ~ • CLAS 4269 3 BIBLICAL ARCHAEOLOGY........................ SAME AS CLAS 5269 AND ANTH 4269/5269. Q ....................................................... : ...... 001 51688 1100AM-1215PMTR HALE260 BAAYAD 45

CLAS4419 3 ARCHAE ANCIENT NEAR EAST.. ............. SAMEASCLAS5419ANDANTH4419/5419. .............................................................. 001 51689 0930AM·1045AM TR HALE 260 BA AYAD 45

CLAS 5059 3 CLASSICAL ART/ARCHEOLOGY.............. SAME AS CLAS 4059 AND FINE 4059/5059. .............................................................. 001 51711 0930AM·1045AMTR EKLCE1B50 TZAVELLAEVJEN

CLAS 5159 3 HELLENISTIC ART & ARCH ...................... PREREQ CLAS 4059/5059 OR INSTRUCTOR CONSENT. SAME AS FINE5159. .............................................................. 001 61548 1230PM-0145PM TR EDUC 330 TZAVELLA EVJEN 12

CLAS 5269 3 BIBLICAL ARCHAEOLOGY .................. ;..... SAME AS CLAS 4269 AND ANTH 4269/5269. .............................................................. 001 51717 1100AM·1215PM TR HALE 260 BA AYAD 45

CLAS 5419 3 ARCHAE ANCIENT NEAR EAST.. ............. SAME AS CLAS 441~TAND ANTH 441915419. .............................................................. 001 51718 0930AM·1045AMTR HALE260 BAAYAD 45

Communication TO ENSURE CLASS ENROLLMENT, STUDENTS MUST ATTEND BY THE THIRD CLASS SESSION. THOSE STUDENTS WHO DO NOT MAY BE ADMINISTRATIVELY DROPPED. INDEPENDENT STUDY WORK IS AVAILABLE AND CAN BE PURSUED BY CONSULTING THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE. GRADUATE STUDENTS NEEDING TO REGISTER FOR MASTER'S THESIS, MASTER'S DEGREE CANDIDATE, OR DOCTORAL THESIS, PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. COURSES NUMBERED 6000 AND ABOVE ARE RESTRICTED TO GRADUATE STUDENTS.

COMM 1000 3 INTERACTION SKILLS ......................... 001 51765 0800AM·0915AM TR .............................................................. 002 51766 0300PM·0415PM MW .............................................................. 003 51767 0430PM-0550PM MW .............................................................. 004 51768 1230PM·0145PM TR .............................................................. 005 51769 1230PM·0145PM TR .............................................................. 006 51770 0200PM-0315PM TR .............................................................. 007 51771 0330PM·0445PM TR

COMM 1010 3 PUBLIC SPEAKING .............................. 001 51772 0800AM·0850AM MWF .............................................................. 002 51773 0900AM·0950AM MWF .............................................................. 003 51774 0100PM·0150PM MWF .............................................................. 004 51775 ·o200PM·0250PM MWF .............................................................. 005 51776 0800AM·0915AM TR .............................................................. 006 51777 0200PM,0315PM TR ....................................... : ...................... 007' 61833 0330PM-0445PM TR

•· COMM 2000 3 PERSPECTIVES HUMAN COMM ........ 001 51778 0800AM·0915AM TR COMM 2030 3 INTERPERSONAL COMM

.............................................................. 001 51779 1230PM·0145PM TR

.............................................................. 002 51780 0330PM·0445PM TR

.............................................................. 003 51781 1200PM·1250PM MWF

.............................................................. 004 51782 0200PM·0250PM MWF COMM 2240 3 ORGANIZATIONAL COMM .................. 001 51783 0200PM-0315PM TR

··~:·.::.: ........... ; ........................................... 002 51784 0930AM·1045AM TR .............................................................. 003 51785 1100AM·1215PM TR .............................................................. 004 51786 0200PM·0315PM TR .............................................................. 005 62150 0330PM-0445PM TR .............................................................. 006 62152 0330PM-0445PM TR .............................................................. 007 62623 0200PM-0250PM MWF

HLMS 285 CHEM 145 CHEM 145 HLMS 251 HLMS 245 HLMS 81 HLMS 185 HLMS285 HLMS 285 HLMS 285 HLMS 285 EKLC E1B50 HLMS285 HLMS 285 MATH 100

WDBY106 EDUC 138 HLMS285 HLMS 181 EDUC 136 BJ ALLEN HLMS 251 HLMS285 HLMS251 HLMS 193 HLMS 191 KTCH35

25 25 25 25 25 25 25 20 20 20 20 20 20 20

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25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25

+COMM 4800 3 CURR ISSUES-COMM/SOCIETY ............. PREREQ COMM 3200. OPEN TO MAJORS WITH AT LEAST 87 PREDICTED CUM HOURS. SECTION BOO IS FOR STUDENTS PARTICIPATING IN HONORS. SEE DEPARTMENT FOR ASSISTANCE. .. ............................................................ 001 51816 1000AM-1050AM MWF HLMS 85 DK DARNELL 25 .............................................................. 003 51818 1100AM-1215PMTR HLMS251 EVTOMPKINS 25 .............................................................. 004 51819 0200PM-0250PM MWF CHEM 270 PA RHINE 25 .............................................................. 005 51820 0200PM-0315PMTR EKLCE1B75 EVTOMPKINS 25 .. ............................................................ 800 0200PM-0315PM TR EKLC E1 B50 SE JONES 25

COMM 4950 3 SENIOR THESIS· HONORS ..................... THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. .............................................................. 803 TBA BJ ALLEN 20 .. ............................................................ 807 TBA KL FITCH 20 ............................................................. .808 TBA SE JONES 20 .. ............................................................ 809 TBA RT CRAIG 20 .............................................................. 810 TBA PACANOWSKY 20 .............................................................. 813 TBA EV TOMPKINS 20 .. ............................................................ 814 TBA PK TOMPKINS 20 .............................................................. 815 TBA SA WHALEN 20 . ............................................................. 816 TBA AL SPRADLIN 20 .............................................................. 817 TBA K TRACY 20 .. ............................................................ 818 TBA GA HAUSER 20

COMM60403 COMMRESEARCH/THEORY .............. 001 61835 0300PM-0550PMM HLMS85 RTCRAIG 20 .................................................................... PK TOMPKINS

COMM 6200 3 SEM-INTERACTION IN INST ..................... PREREQ GRADUATE STANDING AND INSTRUCTOR CONSENT. .............................................................. 001 51858 0930AM-1215PM T HLMS 85 GA HAUSER 20

COMM 6400 3 ADV READINGS INTERP COMM ........ 001 62256 0930AM-1215PM R HLMS 85 SE JONES 20

Communication Disorders and Speech Science INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE WORK IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. GRADUATE STUDENTS NEEDING TO REGISTER FOR MASTER'S THESIS, MASTER'S DEGREE CANDIDATE, OR DOCTORAL THESIS, PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT FOR FURTHER INFORMATION.

I. Didactic: All-Department CDSS 2000 3 INTRO COMM DISORDERS ................ 001 51063 0300PM-0350PM MWF HLMS 201 94 CDSS 2500 3 VOICE AND DICTION ................................. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB.

.............................................................. 010 51066 0200PM-0250PM MW CDSS 230 40 0 LAB ..................................................... L011 51067 1100AM·1150AM MW CDSS 230 20

............................................................ L012 51068 0500PM-0550PMTR CDSS 230 20 CDSS 3120 4 ANAT-PHYS S-H MECHANISM ................. PREREQ EPOB 3420. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE

AND RECITATION. .............................................................. 010 51072 1100AM-1215PM TR CDSS 230 56

0 RECITATION ...................................... R01i 51073 1000AM-1050AM W CDSS 393 24 ............................................................ R012 51074 1100AM-1150AM W CDSS 393 24 ............................................................ R013 51075 0100PM-0150PM W CDSS 393 24

CDSS4000 3 MULTICULTCOMMDIF/DISOR .......... 001 51076 0330PM-0445PMTR ECCR1-01 23 CDSS 4560 3 LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT.................... PREREQS PSYC 1001 AND LING 2000. LIMITED TO UPPER DIVISION

STUDENTS ONLY. SAME AS LING 4560 AND PSYC 4560. .............................................................. 001 51078 0100PM-0150PM MWF CDSS 230 50

CDSS 5120 3 NEURAL BASES-COMM DISORD ....... 001 51095 0500PM-0615PM MW CDSS 230 50 CDSS 6000 1-3 PRBLMS CLIN APPLIED RSCH ........ 002 51113 TBA 15

II. Didactic: Speech-Language Pathology CDSS 4512 4 SPEECH DISORDERS 2 ............................ PREREQSCDSS 3006, 3106, AND 3120, OR INSTRUCTOR CONSENT.

LIMITED TO UPPER DIVISION STUDENTS ONLY . .............................................................. 001 51077 0300PM-0450PM MW CDSS 230 56

t +COMM 2300 3 COMMUNICATION/SOCIETY ................... STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND RECITATION.

SECTION 880 IS AN HONORS PROGRAM SECTION. PLEASE COME TO THE HONORS PROGRAM OFFICE, LIBR M400C, FOR ELIGIBILITY AND REGISTRATION INFORMA T/ON. . :~: .................................. ; .. :: ................... 010 61595 0900AM-0950AM WF RAMY C250 K TRACY 175

0 REC .................................................... R011 61795 0900AM-0950AM M HLMS 247 25 ............................................................ R012 61796 120oPM,1250PM M GUGG 206 25 ............................................................ R013 61797 1100AM-1150AM M HLMS 247 25 ............................................................ R014 61798 0800AM-0850AM M HLMS 247 25

3 COMMUNICATION/SOCIETY .............. 880 0200PM-0430PM M LIBR N424A KL FITCH 15 COMM 3200 3 PRIN/PRAC ARGUMENTATION................ PREREQ COMM 1010. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE

AND RECITATION. OPEN TO STUDENTS WITH AT LEAST 27 PREDICTED CUM HOURS. ATTENDANCE REQUIRED FIRST DAY OF CLASS: LECTURE OR RECITA T/ON. .............................................................. 010 51788 0800AM-0915AM T HLMS 199 EV TOMPKINS 95

0 RECITATION ...................................... R011 51789 0800AM-0915AMR HLMS271 24 ............................................................ R012 51790 0800AM-0915AM R HLMS 259 24 ............................................................ R013 51791 0930AM-1045AM R HLMS 255 24 ............................................................ R014 51792 1100AM-1215PM R EKLC E1850 23 ............................................................ R015 51793 1230PM-0145PM R CHEM 133 20

COMM 3500 3 HUMAN COMM THEORY........................... PREREQ COMM 1000. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND RECITATION. OPEN TO STUDENTS WITH AT LEAST 57 PREDICTED CUMULATIVE HOURS . .............................................................. 010 51795 1200PM-1250PM MF HLMS 199 RT CRAIG 75

0 RECITATION ...................................... R011 51796 0900AM-0950AM W HLMS 247 25 ............................................................ R012 51797 1000AM-1050AM W HLMS 247 25 ............................................................ R013 51798 1100AM-1150AMW HLMS247 25

COMM 3550 3 EMPIRICAL RESRCH METHODS.............. OPEN TO STUDENTS WITH AT LEAST 57 PREDICTED CUMULATIVE HOURS. .............................................................. 001 51803 11 OOAM-1215PM TR HLMS 255 BJ ALLEN 25

COMM 3600 3 RHETORIC FNDATIONS COMM ............... PREREQS COMM 1000, 1010, AND 3200. .............................................................. 001 62159 1100AM-1215PM TR HLMS 81 SA WHALEN 40

COMM 3650 3 RHETORICAL CRITICISM.......................... PREREQ COMM 3600. OPEN TO STUDENTS WITH AT LEAST 57 PREDICTED CUMULATIVE HOURS. .............................................................. 001 51804 0200PM-0315PM TR HLMS 85 SA WHALEN 23

COMM 4510 3 SEM-INTERPERSONAL COMM ................ PREREQS SENIOR STANDING AND COMPLETION OF A TLEAST TWO 3000-LEVEL COURSES REQUIRED; COMM 2030 RECOMMENDED. OPEN TO STUDENTS WITH AT LEAST 87 PREDICTED CUMULATIVE HOURS. .............................................................. 001 51807 0900AM-0950AM MWF HLMS255 25 .............................................................. 002 62153 0300PM-0550PM W HLMS 181 25

COMM 4520 3 SEM-FUTURES IN ORG COMM ................ PREREQS SENIOR STANDING AND COMPLETION OF AT LEAST TWO 3000-LEVEL COMMUNICATION COURSES; COMM 2240 RECOMMENDED. OPEN TO STUDENTS WITH AT LEAST 87 PREDICTED CUM HOURS. SECTION BOO IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE, OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS ENROLLED IN AN INTERNSHIP. PLEASE SEE DEPARTMENT FOR ELIGIBILITY.

~ .............................................................. 001 51808 0300PM-0415PM MW CLRE 207 M PACANOWSKY 25 ?, SEM-ORGANIZATIONALCOMM ........ 002 62693 1100AM-1150AMMWF HLMS251 PKTOMPKINS 30

SEM-EFFECTIVE COMM/ORG ........... 800 0330PM-0600PM T HLMS 241 M PACANOWSKY 25

~ COMM 4530 3 ~~~~~;~~~E:~~~TC~~~~.:::::::::~~; ~~:~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~:~ ~~~~ ~~~ ~: ARRH~~~R ~~ ~· SEM-HIST COMM & TECHNOL .......... 004 62156 1200PM-1250PM MWF GEOL 308 LJ ARCHER 25 8 COMM 4540 3 SEM-RHETORIC ........................................ PREREQS SENIOR STANDING AND COMPLETION OF AT LEAST TWO ~ 3000-LEVEL COMMUNICATION COURSES; COMM 3600 RECOMMENDED. (5 ........................................ :·: .................... 001 62689 0800AM'0850AM MWF HLMS 263 30 o COMM 4550 3 SEM FUNCTIONS-CONFLICT................... PREREQS SENIOR STANDING AND COMPLETION OF AT LEAST TWO .g 3000-LEVEL COMMUNICATION COURSES; COMM 3500 OR COMM 3600 RECOMMENDED. OPEN TO STUDENTS ~ WITH AT LEAST 87 PREDICTED CUMULA T/VE HOURS. ~ .............................................................. 001 51813 1230PM-0145PM TR HLMS 255 AL SPRADLIN 25 ~· .............................................................. 002 51814 0330PM-0445PM TR CHEM 145 AL SPRADLIN 25

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t CDSS 5212 2 DEVEL COMM AGES 6 TO 21 ................... PREREQ CDSS 4560 OR Cl:JSS 5202.

.............................................................. 001 51096 0800AM-0850AM TR CDSS 230 20 CDSS 5232 3 LANG DISORDERS/CHILDREN ................. PREREQS CDSS 5202 AND INSTRUCTOR CONSENT .

.............................................................. 001 51097 1230PM-0145PM TR CDSS 230 20 CDSS 5602 2 INTV/COM CHALLENG:BRTH-6 .......... 001 51099 1000AM-1150AM F CDSS 230 35

Ill. Didactic: Audiology CDSS 2314 3 AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE 2 ............... PREREQ CDSS 2304 OR.INSTRUCTOR CONSENT.

.............................................................. 001 51064 0200PM-0315PM TR CDSS 230 25

.............................................................. 002 51065 0330PM-0445PM TR CDSS 230 25 CDSS 4714 3 AUDIOLOGY 2 ............................................ PREREQ CDSS 4704. LIMITED TO UPPER DIVISION STUDENTS

ONLY. .. ............................................................ 001 51079 0930AM-1045AM TR CDSS 230

CDSS 5554 3 SEM-ASSESSMENT/HEARING 2 .............. PREREQ CDSS 5544. .............................................................. 001 51098 TBA

CDSS 5614 3 RESIDUAL HEARIAMPLIFICAT.. ......... 001 51100 TBA

IV. Didactic: Speech-Hearing Science CDSS 3006 3 INTR SPCH-HRNG SCIENCE .............. 001 51071 0900AM-0950AM MWF CDSS 230 CDSS 6106 2 EXPERIMENTAL PHONETICS 1 ......... 001 51114 0200PM-0350PM F CDSS 230

V. Practica NOTE: ALL PRACTICA ARE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT. SEE THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY .

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CDSS 4918 1 OBSERVATN AND COTHERAPY .............. PREREQS OR COREQS CDSS 4502 AND 4512. LIMITED TO UPPER DIVISION STUDENTS ONLY. .. ............................................................ 800 0800AM-0850AM F CDSS 230 25

CDSS 5878 1-3 PRAC 1-SP/LANG/LRN/APPRA ................. PREREQ CDSS 5402. NOTE: STUDENTS SHOULD LEAVE 9:00A.M.-12:00 P.M. AND 2:00P.M. -5:00 P.M. ON TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS OPEN FOR CLINIC TEAMS . .............................................................. 800 TBA 30

CDSS 5898 1-4 PRAC 1-SP/LANG/LRNIINTRV .............. .... PREREQS CDSS 4918 AND GRADUATE STANDING. NOTE: STUDENTS SHOULD LEAVE 12:00 P.M.-1:00 P.M. ON FRIDAYS OPEN FOR CLINIC MEETINGS . ............................................................. .800 0630PM-0800PM R CDSS 230 68

CDSS 59081-4PRAC 1-SP/LANG/LRNIINTRV ............ 800 TBA 30 (CHILD LANGUAGE CENTER)

CDSS 5918 1-3 PRAC 1-AUDIO APPRAISAL...................... PREREQS CDSS 4704 AND 4714 . .............................................................. 800 1200PM-1250PM R CDSS 250 10 .............................................................. 801 TBA 20

CDSS 59381-3PRAC 1-AUDIO INTERVENT ..................... PREREO CDSS 4714. .............................................................. 800 TBA 10

CDSS 6918 5 PRAC 2-SP/LANG/LRNIINTRN ............ 800 TBA 15 .. ............................................................ 801 TBA

CDSS 6928 5 PRAC 2/PUBLIC SCH INTERN ............ 800 TBA 20 .............................................................. 801 TBA 20

CDSS 6938 5 PRAC 2-AUDIO INTERNSHIP .............. 800 TBA 10 .............................................................. 801 TBA 10

CDSS 7918 2 PRAC 3-CLINICAL SUPERVSN ........... 800 TBA CDSS 7928 2 PRAC 3-CLINICAL ADMINIST.. ............ 800 TBA CDSS 8918 2 PRAC 3-CLASSRM INSTRUCTN ......... 800 TBA CDSS 8928 2 PRAC 3-RESEARCH COORD IN .......... 800 TBA

Comparative Literature COML 5350 3 STUDIES/PROSE NARRATIVE ........... 001 62055 0200PM-0500PM R M DUPLESSIS 20 COML 5610 3 INTRO/LITERARY THEORY ................ 001 51744 0200PM-0500PM M EDUC 132 G MINGHELLI 18 COML 5660 3 THEMES/MOTIFS/CHARACTERS............. PREREQ GRADUATE STANDING OR PERMISSION .

.............................................................. 001 51745 0200PM-0500PM W LIBR E203 C S BRAIDER 18


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COML 6040 3 SEMINAR/A SELECTED TOPIC................ TAUGHT WITH FREN 5440. .............................................................. 001 62056 0330PM-0600PM T

Conflict and Peace Studies

CLRE301

CONFLICT AND PEACE STUDIES HAS BEEN CHANGED. PLEASE SEE PEACE AND CONFLICT STUDIES.

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.g INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE WORK IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER ~ INFORMATION. GRADUATE STUDENTS NEEDING TO REGISTER FOR MASTER'S THESIS, MASTER'S DEGREE CANDIDATE, ~ PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. STUDENTS NOT A TIENDING THE FIRST ~- CLASS WILL BE ADMINISTRATIVELY DROPPED. THIS DEPARTMENT USES RESEQUENCED WAIT LISTS. (SEE "USING WAIT

LISTS" IN THE FRONT OF THIS SCHEDULE.) t: rt

I. Nonmajor Technique ONCE 1000 2 BEG. MODERN DANCE ....................... 001 52839 0815AM-0945AM MW

.............................................................. 002 52840 0815AM-0945AM TR

.............................................................. 003 52841 0330PM-0500PM TR ONCE 1110 1 BEGINNING BALLET... ......................... 001 52844 0315PM-0415PM TR ONCE 1130 1 BEGIN BALLETW/EXPERNCE ................. PREREQDNCE 11000R 1110.

THTRW350 THTRW350 THTRW350 THTRW150

.............................................................. 001 52846 0145PM-0300PM TR THTR W150 H R HAIG ONCE 1160 1 ONCE TECH/REG DANCE FORM ....... 001 52847 1200PM-0115PM MW THTR W350 L WILLIAMS ONCE 1210 1 BEGINNING JAZZ DANCE.. ................. 001 52848 0830AM-0945AM TR THTR W150 ONCE 1230 1 BEGIN JAZZ DANCE W/EXPER ................ PREREQ ONCE 1200 OR 1210.

.............................................................. 001 52849 0145PM-0300PM MW THTR W350 ONCE 2150 1 LOW INTERMEDIATE BALLET .................. PREREQDNCE 1120 OR 1130.

30 30 30 40

40 30 40

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.............................................................. 001 52854 0145PM-0300PM MW THTR W150 H R HAIG 40 ONCE 2250 1 INTERMEDIATE JAZZ................................ THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. ENROLLMENT BY

AUDITION ONLY. INTERESTED STUDENTS MUST ATTEND CLASS ON JANUARY 13, 1994. .............................................................. 801 1200PM-0115PM TR THTR W350 30

ONCE 2510 2 AFRICAN AMERICAN DANCE 2 ................ SAME AS BLST 2410. .............................................................. 001 52857 0815AM-0930AM MW THTR W150 L WILLIAMS 40 .............................................................. 002 52858 0315PM-0430PM MW THTR W150 L WILLIAMS 40

ONCE 3170 1 INTERMEDIATE BALLET........................... AUDITION NOVEMBER 8, 12:00-1:30, THTR W150, OR ATTEND FIRST CLASS FOR SPRING AUDITION INFORMATION . .............................................................. 801 1200PM-0130PM MW THTRW150 H R HAIG 20

ONCE 4190 1 ADVANCED BALLET.. ................................ AUDITION NOVEMBER 9, 12:00-1:30, THTR W150 OR ATTEND FIRST CLASS FOR SPRING AUDITION INFORMA T/ON, .............................................................. 801 1200PM-Q130PM TR THTRW150 H R HAIG

II. Major Technique ALL MAJOR TECHNIQUE COURSES ARE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT. PLEASE SEE THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY.

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ONCE 1011 2 ONCE TECHNIQ-MODERN ONCE ............ PREREQ ONCE 1001. MAJORS AND INTERESTED STUDENTS MUST ATTEND CLASS JANUARY 12, 1994. .............................................................. 801 1 OOOAM-1130AM M-F THTR W350 NM DIACHENKO 10

ONCE 1111 2 DANCE TECHNIQUES-BALLET................ PREREQ DNCE 1101. ............................................................. .801 1200PM-Q130PM M-F THTR W150 . H R HAIG 5

ONCE 2031 2 pNCE TECHNIQ~MODERN ONCE ............ PREREQ ONCE 2021. MAJORS AND INTERESTED STUDENTS MUST ATTEND CLASS JANUARY 12, 1994. .............................................................. 801 1000AM-1130AM M-F THTRW150 10

ONCE 2131 2 DANCE TECHNIQUES-BALLET ................ PREREQ ONCE 2121. .............................................................. 801 1200PM-0130PM M-F THTR W150 H R HAIG 5

I. Theory and History ECON 2010 AND ECON 2020 MAY BE TAKEN IN ANY ORDER.

+ECON 2010 4 PRIN OF MICROECONOMICS ...................... STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND RECITATION. .............................................................. 100 53280 1100AM-1150AM MWF MATH 100 JR ALM 425

0 RECITATION ..................................... .R111 53281 0800AM-0850AM M ECON 205 27 ............................................................ R112 53282 0800AM-0850AM W ECON 205 27 ............................................................ R113 53283 0800AM-Q850AM F ECON 205 27 ............................................................ R114 53284 0900AM-0950AM M KTCH 303 27 ............................................................ R115 53285 0900AM-0950AM W EDUC 132 24 ............................................................ R116 53286 0900AM-0950AM F GUGG 206 27 ............................................................ R117 53287 1000AM-1050AMM HLMS263 27 ............................................................ R118 61217 1000AM-1050AM W EDUC 134 27 ............................................................ R119 61218 1000AM-1050AM F ECON 119 27 ............................................................ R120 61219 1200PM-1250PM M KTCH 207 27 ............................................................ R121 61220 1200PM-1250PM W ECON 2 27 ............................................................ R122 61221 1200PM-1250PM F ECON 2 27 ............................................................ R123 61222 0100PM-0150PM M ECON 2 27 ............................................................ R124 61223 0100PM-0150PM W ECON 2 27 ............................................................ R125 61224 0100PM-0150PM F ECON 2 27 .. .......................................................... R126 61225 0200PM-0250PM M EDUC 136 27 ............................................................ R127 61226 0200PM-0250PM F ECON 2 27 ............................................................ R128 61227 0300PM-0350PM M ECON 205 27 ............................................................ R129 61228 0300PM-0350PM W ECON 205 27

4 PAIN OF MICROECONOMICS ............ 200 53288 1100AM-1215PM TR CHEM 142 M CRONSHAW 179 0 RECITATION ...................................... R211 53289 1000AM-1050AM M ECON 205 30

.. .......................................................... R212 53290 1000AM-1050AM W ECON 119 30

............................................................ R213 53291 0800AM-0850AM M ECON 2 30

............................................................ R214 61229 0800AM-0850AM W ECON 2 30

.. .......................................................... R215 61230 0900AM-0950AM M ECON 205 30

............................................................ R216 61231 1000AM-1050AM F DUAN 0047 30 4 PAIN OF MICROECONOMICS ............ 300 53292 0200PM-0250PM MWF HLMS 199 95 0 RECITATION ...................................... R311 53293 0300PM-0350PM M ECON 2 30

............................................................ R312 53294 1100AM-1150AM M ECON 2 30

............................................................ R313 53295 0300PM-0350PM W ECON 2 30 4 PAIN OF MICROECONOMICS ........... .400 53315 0100PM-0150PM MWF MUEN E0046 106 0 RECITATION ...................................... R411 53316 0200PM-0250PM M ECON 2 28

............................................................ R412 53317 1000AM-1050AM M HLMS 245 28

............................................................ R413 53318 0400PM-0450PM W ECON 205 22

............................................................ R414 53319 1200PM-1250PM M ECON 2 28 4 PAIN OF MICROECONOMICS ............ 500 53322 0900AM-0950AM MWF ECCR 0-30 108 0 RECITATION ...................................... R511 53323 0800AM-0850AM W HLMS 177 26

............................................................ R512 53324 1000AM-1050AM M CLRE 208 27

.. .......................................................... R513 53325 1100AM-1150AM F ECON 205 27

............................................................ R514 53326 1200PM-1250PM M ECON 205 27 +ECON 2020 4 PAIN OF MACROECONOMICS................. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND RECITATION.

.. ............................................................ 1 00 53327 0100PM-0150PM MWF HALE 270 BW POULSON 201 0 RECITATION ...................................... R111 53328 0500PM-0550PMM ECON2 26

.. .......................................................... R112 53329 0800AM-Q850AM M HLMS 177 26

............................................................ R113 53330 0800AM-Q850AM W ECON 119 26

............................................................ R114 53331 1100AM-1150AMW ECON2 26

.. .......................................................... R115 53332 1200PM-1250PMM GUGG2 26

............................................................ R116 53333 1000AM-1050AM F MUEN E417 26

.. .......................................................... R117 53334 1200PM-1250PMW ECON205 26

............................................................ R118 53335 1200PM-1250PM F ECON 205 26 4 PAIN OF MACROECONOMICS ........... 200 5~:t':ln nQ~nAU-1 nA"APt.1 To f'ut:aA -~An

ONCE 3051 2 ONCE TECHNIQ-MODERN ONCE ............ PREREQ ONCE 3041. MAJORS AND INTERESTED STUDENTS MUST ATTEND CLASS JANUARY 12, 1994. . .'.:: ...... : .................................................. 801 1000AM-1130AM M-F THTR W150 10

ONCE 3151 2 DANCE TECHNIQUES-BALLET ................ PREREQ ONCE 3141. .............................................................. 801 1200PM-0130PM M-F THTR W150 H R HAIG 5

ONCE 4071 2 ONCE TECHNIQ-MODERN ONCE ............ PREREQ ONCE 4061. MAJORS AND INTERESTED STUDENTS MUST ATTEND CLASS JANUARY 12, 1994. .............................................................. 801 1000AM-1130AM M-F THTRW325 WD CAPPS

ONCE 4171 2 DANCE TECHNIQUES-BALLET ................ PREREQ ONCE 4161. ....................... : ...................................... 801 1200PM-0130PM M-F

ONCE 5011 2 MODRN ONCE-GRAD STUDENTS ..... 801 1000AM-1130AM M-F ONCE 5111 2 BALLET FOR GRAD STUDENTS ........ 801 1200PM-0130PM M-F ONCE 6011 2 MODRN DNCE~GRAD STUDENTS ..... 801 1 OOOAM-1130AM M-F ONCE 6111 2 BALLET FOR GRAD STUDENTS ........ 801 1200PM-D130PM M-F

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THTRW150 H R HAIG THTR W325 WD CAPPS THTR W150 H R HAIG THTR W325 WD CAPPS THTR W150 H R HAIG

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ONCE 2022 1 DANCE PRODUCTION 2 001 52851 0200PM-0400PM F THTR W150 RJ $HANNON 20

IV. Composition ONCE 2013 2 DANCE IMPROVISATION .................... 001 52850 1200PM-0150PM F THTR W350 NL SPANIER 25 ONCE 3043 3 INTRMED ONCE COMPOSITION .............. PREREQ ONCE 1011 AND 2033, OR INSTR CONSENT.

.............................................................. 001 52869 0145PM-0315PM MW THTR W325 NL SPANIER 15 ONCE 6073 3 CHOREOGRAPHY ..................................... THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE THE

DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. .............................................................. 801 0330PM-0500PM MW THTR W325 NL SPANIER 8

V. Music ONCE 5064 3 MUSIC AND DANCE SEMINAR 001 61207 0815AM-0945AM MW THTR W325 WG ELLIOTI 15

VI. Education ONCE 6056 2 PROS ONCE ADMIN & CURR ............. 001 62563 1200PM-0200PM F THTR W305 NM DIACHENKO 10

VII. Performance ALL PERFORMANCE COURSES ARE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT. PLEASE SEE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY.

ONCE 4028 1 PERFORMANCE MOVEMENT LAB........... TAKEN CONCURRENTLY WITH THTR 4013. .............................................................. 801 0900AM-0950AM MWF THTR C1840 20

ONCE 4038 3 DANCE REPERTORY................................ SAME AS DANCE 5038. BY AUDITION ONLY. CONTACT DEPARTMENT OFFICE. .............................................................. 801 0145PM-0315PM TR THTR W350 WD CAPPS 20

ONCE 5038 3 DANCE REPERTORY ............................. , .. SAME AS ONCE 4038. BY AUDITION ONLY. CONTACT DEPARTMENT OFFICE. .............................................................. 801 0145PM-0315PM TR THTR W350 WD CAPPS a ONCE 5048 3 TOURING DANCE ENSEMBLE ........... 801 0330PM-0500PM TR THTR W325 WD CAPPS

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g_ Economics C/'J THIS DEPARTMENT USES PRIMARILY SEQUENCING WAIT LISTS. (SEE "USING WAIT LISTS" IN THE FRONT OF THIS C. SCHEDULE.) ALL RECITATIONS BEGIN .. AFTER THE FIRST LECTURE MEETING. INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE WORK IS £ AVAILABLE. PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. GRADUATE STUDENTS NEEDING a TO REGISTER FOR MASTER'S THESIS, MASTER'S DEGREE CANDIDATE, OR DOCTORAL THESIS, PLEASE CONSULT THE m DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. GRADUATE STANDING IS REQUIRED FOR ALL GRADUATE LEVEL g COURSES.

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0 RECITATION ...................................... R211 53337 0200PM-0250PM T ............................................................ R212 53338 0200PM-0250PM R ............................................................ R213 53339 1000AM-1050AM R .. .......................................................... R214 53340 1000AM-1050AM T .......................... : ................................. R215 53341 0400PM-0450PM T ............................................................ R216 53342 0800AM-0850AM R ............................................................ R217 53343 0800AM-0850AM R ............................................................ R218 53344 0400PM-0450PM T .. .......................................................... R219 53345 0800AM-0850AM T

GUGG 206 DUANG116 EDUC 136 EDUC 138 GEOL308 HLMS 263 ECON2 ECON2 HLMS263

27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27

............................................................ R220 53346 0500PM-0550PM F ECON 2 27

............................................................ R221 53347 0330PM-0420PM R GUGG 2 27

............................................................ R222 53348 0400PM-0450PM T KTCH 206 27

............................................................ R223 53349 0200PM-0250PM T DUAN G 116 27

............................................................ R224 53350 0400PM-0450PM R ECON 2 27

............................................................ R225 53351 0330PM-0420PM T GUGG 2 27

............................................................ R226 53352 0500PM-0550PM T ECON 2 27

............................................................ R227 53353 0500PM-0550PM R ECON 2 27

............................................................ R228 53354 0800AM-0850AM T ECON 2 27

............................................................ R229 53355 1200PM-1250PM R STAD 112 27 4 PAIN OF MACROECONOMICS ........... 300 53356 01 OOPM-0150PM MWF EDUC 220 108 0 RECITATION ...................................... R311 53357 0900AM-0950AM M CLRE 301 29

............................................................ R312 53358 0400PM-0450PM W ECON 117 30

............................................................ R313 53359 0800AM-0850AM F ECON 2 29

............................................................ R314 53360 1000AM-1050AM M ECON 119 29

.. .......................................................... R315 53361 1000AM-1050AM W CLRE 208 29

............................................................ R316 61245 1100AM-1150AM F ECON 2 29 4 PAIN OF MACROECONOMICS .......... .400 53362 1200PM-1250PM MWF EDUC 220 95 0 RECITATION ...................................... R411 53363 0200PM-0250PM W EDUC 136 27

............................................................ R412 53364 1000AM-1050AM M STAD 112 27

............................................................ R413 53365 1 OOOAM-1 050AM W KTCH 303 27

............................................................ R414 53366 1000AM-1050AM F GUGG 206 27 ECON 3070 3 INTRMED MICROECON THEORY ............ PREREQS ECON 2010 AND SIX CREDITS OF MATH MODULES (MATH

1050, 1060, 1070, 1080, 1090 AND 1100) OR EQUIVALENT. .............................................................. 001 53380 0100PM-0150PM MWF ECON 13 JL KRUSE 67 .............................................................. 002 53381 1100AM-1215PM TR ECON 13 FR GLAHE 67

ECON 3080 3 INTRMED MACROECON THEORY ........... PREREQS 6 CREDITS OF MATH MODULES (MATH 1050, 1060, 1070, 1080, 1090, AND 1100) OR EQUIVALENT, AND ECON 2020. .. ............................................................ 001 53383 1100AM-1215PMTR ECON119 47 .............................................................. 002 53384 0330PM-0445PM TR ECON 117 JS ZAX 72

ECON 7030 3 MICROECONOMIC THEORY 2 ................. PREREQ ECON 7010. .............................................................. 001 53558 0200PM-0315PM TR ECON 13 M CRONSHAW 47

ECON 7040 3 MACROECONOMIC THEORY 2 ........ ........ PREREQ ECON 7020. .............................................................. 001 53559 0930AM-1045AMTR ECON 119 BJ ROBLES 47

II. Money, Banking, and Public Finance ECON 4111 3 MONEY & BANKING SYSTEMS ................ PREREQS ECON 2010 AND 2020. FRESHMEN ARE NOT ELIGIBLE

FOR THIS COURSE. .............................................................. 001 53398 0300PM-0350PM MWF ECON 117 DE ROPER 38 .............................................................. 002 53399 1000AM-1050AM MWF ECON 117 72

ECON 4211 3 PUBLIC FINANCE ...................................... PREREQ ECON 3070. .............................................................. 001 61190 0200PM-0315PM TR ECON 119 BARTOLOME 40

ECON 8221 3 PUBLIC ECONOMICS: EXPEND ............... PREREQ ECON 6070 OR ECON 7010. .. ............................................................ 001 53561 1100AM-1215PM TR ECON 16 BARTOLOME 18

ECON 8111 3 SEM-MONETARY POUT ECON ................ PREREQS ECON4111 OR 5111, AND6080 OR 7020. .............................................................. 001 61274 0500PM-0615PM MW ECON 205 DE ROPER 18


i Ill. International Trade and Finance

~ p.. +ECON 3403 31NTERNAT ECON AND POLICY................ PREREQS ECON 2010 AND 2020. OPEN TO NONMAJORS ONLY.

.............................................................. 001 53386 1200PM-1250PM MWF DUAN G020 KE MASKUS 222 ~ ECON 4413 3 INTERNATIONAL TRADE .......................... PREREQ ECON 3070. (I) ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ; •••••••••••••••••••••••• 001 53403 0330PM-0445PM TR ECON 13 J FEENEY 67 ~ ECON 4423 3 INTERNATIONAL FINANCE ....................... PREREQ ECON 3080. ~ .............................................................. 001 53404 0200PM-0315PM TR. ECON 2 FR GLAHE 38 w ECON 4433 3 ECON RELA T/US-JAPN-CANDA ............... PREREQ ECON 3403 OR 4413 OR 4423. S .............................................................. 001 61191 0900AM-0950AM MWF ECON 13 KE MASKUS 67 S ECON 6413 3 INTERNATIONAL TRADE .................... 001 62242 0330PM-0445PM TR KTCH 207 JR MARKUSEN 25 ~· ECON 8423 3 SEM-INTERNATIONAL FINANC ................ PREREQ ECON 6080 OR 7020.

.............................................................. 001 53562 0200PM.<J445PM W ECON 5 J FEENEY 18 ECON 8433 3 SEM-TPC/MONEY INTNL ECON ............... PREREQ ECON 8413, 8423, OR 8121.

.............................................................. 001 53563 0330PM-0445PM TR MKNA 112 RUTHERFORD 18

IV. Economic History and Development +ECON 1524 3ECON HISTORY OFTHE US ............... 001 53279 0100PM-Ot50PM MWF ECON 117 ALOWEN 72 ECON 4774 3. ECON REFORM/DEVEL COUNTR ............ PREREQS ECON 2010 AND 2020.

.............................................................. 001 53408 1100AM-1150AM MWF ECON 117 BW POULSON 72 ECON 8764 3 HISTORY ECON DEVELOPMENT ............. SAME AS HIST 7214.

.............................................................. 001 61214 0400PM-0650PM M ECON 16 AMCARLOS 18 SA EPSTEIN

V. Natural Resource Economics +ECON 3535 3 NATURAL RESOURCE ECON ................... PREREQ ECON 2010. OPEN TO NONMAJORS ONLY.

.............................................................. 001 61189 0930AM-1045AMTR ECON 117 PEGRAVES 72

.............................................................. 002 61456 0300PM-Q350PM MWF HLMS 199 95 +ECON 3545 3ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS .............. PREREQ ECON 2010. ECONOMICS AND PRE-ECONOMICS MAJORS

ARE NOT ELIGIBLE FOR THIS COURSE. .............................................................. 001 53387 1100AM-1215PMTR ECON 117 WDSCHULZE 72 .............................................................. 002 61457 0200PM-0250PM MWF HLMS 201 76

ECON 4545 3 ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS.............. PREREQS ECON 3070 AND 4808. .............................................................. 001 53406 0930AM-1045AM TR ECON 205 WD SCHULZE 40

ECON 8535 3 SEM- NATURAL RESOURCES ................. PREREQS ECON 3070, 3080, AND 4808. .............................................................. 001 61279 0200PM-0315PM TR CHEM 131 PE GRAVES 18

ECON 8545 3 SEM-ENVIRONMENTAL ECON ................. PREREQ ECON 4808, 6070 OR 7010. .............................................................. 001 53564 0500PM-0615PM TR ECON 16 ER MOREY 18

VI. Labor and Human Resources ECON 4616 3 LABOR 'ECONOMICS................................. PREREQS ECON 2010, 2020, AND 3070.

.............................................................. 001 61725 1100AM-1215PMTR DUANG035 BUDIS 23 ECON 8686 3 SEM-LABOR ECONOMICS 2 ..................... PREREQS ECON 3070 AND 3080.

.............................................................. 001 53567. 0200PM~0315PM TR ECON 16 HE PETERS 18

· VII. Industrial Organization +ECON 4697 31NDUSTRIAL ORGANIZA TIONI ................. PREREQS ECON 2010 AND 2020.

.............................................................. 001 53407 0300PM-0350PM MWF ECON 13 JLKRUSE 47

VIII. Quantitative Economics ECON 3818 4 INTRO TO STAT W/COMPUTER ............... PREREQS ECON 2010, 2020, SIX UNITS OF BUSINESS MATH

MODULES (MATH 1050, 1060, 1070, 1080, 1090, 1100), OR EQUIV. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND RECITATION. .............................................................. 010 53389 0200PM-D315PM TR

0 RECITATION ...................................... R011 53390 0200PM-0250PM M ............................................................ R012 53391 0400PM-0450PM M ............................................................ R013 53392 0900AM-Q950AM F

HLMS 201 JS lAX HLMS 137 ECON2 DUAN G027

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.............................................................. 005 54004 1200PM-1250PM MWF HLMS 211 *UNASSIGNED 25

. ............................................................. 006 54005 1200PM-1250PM MWF HLMS 267 *UNASSIGNED 25

.............................................................. 007 54006 0800AM-0915AM TR CLRE 301 *UNASSIGNED 25

. ............................................................. 008 54007 0330PM-0445PM TR MUEN E123 *UNASSIGNED 25 ENGL 1300 3 INTRODUCTION TO DRAMA ............... 001 54009 11 OOAM-1150AM MWF GUGG 206 * UNASSIGNED 35 ENGL 1400 3 INTRODUCTION TO POETRY ............. 001 54010 1200PM-1250PM MWF CLRE 208 * UNASSIGNED 35 +ENGL 1500 3 MASTERPIECES-BRITISH LIT .................. SECTION 880 IS AN HONORS PROGRAM COURSE. PLEASE COME

TO THE HONORS PROGRAM OFFICE, LIBR M400C, FOR ELIGIBILITY AND REGISTRATION INFORMATION . .............................................................. 001 54011 0900AM-0950AM MWF DUAN 0047 * UNASSIGNED 35

+ENGL 1500 3 MASTERPIECES-BRITISH LIT ............ 002 54012 1000AM-1050AM MWF EDUC 155 *UNASSIGNED 35 .............................................................. 004 54014 0100PM-0150PM MWF MUEN E123 *UNASSIGNED 35 .. ............................................................ 005 61247 0800AM-0915AM TR CLRE 208 *UNASSIGNED 35 ............... : .............................................. 006 54015 1100AM-1215PM TR BUS 250 *UNASSIGNED 35 . ............................................................. 007 62294 0800AM-0850AM MWF MUEN D156 *UNASSIGNED 35 .............................................................. 008 62295 0800AM-0915AM TR ECON 205 *UNASSIGNED 35 .............................................................. 880 0300PM-0415PM MW LIBR M498 MJ PRESTON 15

+ENGL 1600 3 MASTERPIECE/AMERICAN LIT .......... 001 54017 0800AM-0850AM MWF HLMS 241 *UNASSIGNED 35 .............................................................. 002 54018 0900AM-0950AM MWF HALE 260 *UNASSIGNED 35 . ............................................................. 003 54019 1000AM-1050AM MWF ECON 2 *UNASSIGNED 35 .............................................................. 004 54020 1100AM-1150AM MWF EDUC 155 *UNASSIGNED 35 . ............................................................. 005 61152 1200PM-1250PM MWF EDUC 155 *UNASSIGNED 35 .............................................................. 006 54021 0100PM-0150PM MWF HLMS 237 *UNASSIGNED 35 .............................................................. 007 54022 · 0200PM-0250PM MWF HLMS 241 * UNASSIGNED 35 .............................................................. 008 54023 0800AM-0915AM TR HLMS 137 *UNASSIGNED 35 .. ............................................................ 009 54024 0800AM-0915AM TR CLRE 302 *UNASSIGNED 35 .............................................................. 011 54026 0200PM-0315PM TR EDUC 155 *UNASSIGNED 35 .............................................................. 012 62687 0800AM.<J850AM MWF HLMS 267 *UNASSIGNED 35

+ENGL 1800 3 AMER ETHNIC LITERATURES ............ 001 54031 0900AM-0950AM MWF GEOL 114 *UNASSIGNED 35 .............................................................. 002 54032 1100AM-1150AM MWF ECON 119 *UNASSIGNED 35 .............................................................. 003 54033 0800AM-0915AM TR GEOL 134 *UNASSIGNED 35 .............................................................. 004 54034 11 OOAM-1215PM TR ECON 2 * UNASSIGNED 35

ENGL2600 3 INTROWORLDLITERATURE1... ....... 001 61033 1100AM-1150AMMWF GUGG2 *UNASSIGNED 35 ENGL 2610 3 INTRO WORLD LITERATURE 2 .......... 001 54103 11 OOAM-1215PM TR KTCH 234 BD BASSOFF 35

II. Undergraduate Writing ENGL 1001 3 FRESHMAN WRITING SEMINAR ........ 001 62087 0800AM-0850AM MWF

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.............................................................. 012 62098 0800AM-0915AM TR ENGL 1191 3 INTRO CREATIVE WRITING ............... 001 53980 0800AM-0850AM MWF

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LIBR E203 *UNASSIGNED 18 LIBR M300D *UNASSIGNED 18 DUAN G025 *UNASSIGNED 18 RAMY N1B75 *UNASSIGNED 18 LIBRE203 *UNASSIGNED 18 KTCH 33 *UNASSIGNED 18 COTT 104 *UNASSIGNED 18 LIBR E203 *UNASSIGNED 18 LIBR E203 *UNASSIGNED 18 LIBR E203 *UNASSIGNED 18 BUS 250 *UNASSIGNED 18 HLMS 85 *UNASSIGNED 18 KTCH 206 * UNASSIGNED 20 LIBRE203 *UNASSIGNED 20 BUS 250 * UNASSIGNED 20 DUAN G035 * UNASSIGNED 20 HLMS 285 * UNASSIGNED 20 LIBR E203 * UNASSIGNED 20 HLMS 104 *UNASSIGNED 20 .. MUEN E118 *UNASSIGNED 20 HLMS 104 *UNASSIGNED 20

t ............................................................ R014 61458 0200PM-0250PM W ECON 2 28

ECON 4808 3 INTRO TO MATH ECONOMICS ........... 001 53409 0930AM-1045AM TR ECON 13 RUTHERFORD 67 ' ·.: ............................................................ 002 53410 0900AM-0950AM MWF ECON 119 BJ LEE 42

ECON 4828 3 MATH ECONOMICS-SP TOPICS .............. PREREQ ECON 3070 AND ECON 4808 WITH GRADES OF B- OR . BETTER.

.............................................................. 001 .. 53411 0330PM-o445PM TR ECON 205 ER MOREY 40 ECON 4838 3 MICROCOMPUTER APPS/ECON.............. PREREQS ECON 4808 OR MATH 1300 AND ECON 3070. THIS IS A

CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. .............................................................. 801 0930AM-1 045AM TR ECON 7 FST HSIAO 15

ECON 6818 3 ECONOMETRIC METHOD/APPS .............. PREREQ ECON 3818 OR EQUIVALENT. .............................................................. 001 53458 0330PM-0445PM TR ECON 119 B J ROBLES 47

ECON 6828 3 APPL TIME SERANAUFOREC ........... 001 61197 0930AM-1045AMTR ECON 16 RF MCNOWN 18 ECON 7818 3 SEM-INTER ECONOMETRICS.................. PREREQ ECON 7808.

.............................................................. 001 53560 1100AM-1215PMTR EDUC155 DMWALDMAN 40 ECON 8818 3 SEM-MATH ECON-DYNAMICS ................. PREREQ ECON 5808.

.............................................................. 001 61215 0200PM-0445PM M ECON 5 FST HSIAO 18 ECON 8838 3 SEMINAR-ECONOMETRICS 2 .................. PREREQ ECON 8828.

.............................................................. 001 62319 1230PM-0145PM MW ECON 5 BJ LEE 18

IX. Other Courses ALL "OTHER" COURSES ARE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT. PLEASE SEE THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE, ECON 212, FOR ELIGIBILITY.

ECON 4939 6 INTERNSHIP IN ECONOMICS ................... PREREQS ECON 2010, 2020, 3070, 3080, JR. OR SR .. STANDING, ECON MAJOR, CONSENT OF THE INSTRUCTOR. .............................................................. 801 0500PM-0615PM T ECON 205 JG KAPLAN 20

+ECON 4999 3 ECONOMICS IN ACTION........................... SECTION 880 IS AN HONORS PROGRAM SECTION. PLEASE SEE THE HONORS DEPARTMENT OFFICE, LIBR M400C, FOR ELIGIBILITY AND REGISTRATION INFORMATION. .............................................................. 801 0330PM-Q545PM W ECON 5 AM CARLOS 18 .............................................................. 803 0330PM-0445PM TR ECON 16 B UDIS 18 .............................................................. 804 0700PM-1000PM M ECON 5 WH KAEMPFER 15 .............................................................. 808 1100AM-1215PM TR ECON 5 HE PETERS 15 .............................................................. 880 0100PM-0215PM MW LIBR M498 DE ROPER 15

ECON 6359 3 CALCULUS FOR ECONOMICS ........... 800 TBA 10 ECON 6369 3 ECONOMETRICS ................................. 800 TBA 10 ECON 6379 3 ADV INTRMED MICROECO THY ........ 800 TBA 10

English NONATTENDANCE OF A COURSE DOES NOT GUARANTEE THAT YOU WILL BE ADMINISTRATIVELY DROPPED. THIS DEPARTMENT USES PRIMARILY SEQUENCING WAIT LISTS FOR UPPER-DIVISION COURSES, GIVING PRIORITY TO ENGLISH MAJORS. ENROLLMENT IN ENGL 3000-LEVEL COURSES EXCLUDES FRESHMEN. ENROLLMENT IN 4000- LEVEL COURSES IS LIMITED TO SENIORS. INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE WORK IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE CONSULT THE ENGLISH UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES OFFICE FOR INFORMATION. GRADUATE STUDENTS NEEDING TO REGISTER FOR MASTER'S THESIS, DOCTORAL THESIS, OR MASTER'S DEGREE CANDIDACY, PLEASE CONSULT THE ENGLISH GRADUATE STUDIES OFFICE. EFFECTIVE FALL 1992, ENGLISH COURSES DO NOT FULFILL THE WRITTEN COMMUNICATION REQUIREMENT OF THE CORE CURRICULUM. EXPOSITORY WRITING COURSES ARE OFFERED UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE UNIVERSITY a WRITING PROGRAM.

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ENGL 1200 3 INTRODUCTION TO FICTION ............. 001 53999 0900AM-0950AM MWF .............................................................. 002 54000 1000AM-1050AM MWF

+ENGL 1260 3 INTRO WOMEN'S LITERATURE ............... SAME AS WMST 1260. .............................................................. 001 61150 0800AM-0850AM MWF .............................................................. 002 54001 0900AM-0950AM MWF .............................................................. 003 54002 1000AM-1050AM MWF .............................................................. 004 54003 11 OOAM-1150AM MWF


GEOL 134 GEOL 134

HLMS81 EDUC 155 HLMS237 HLMS 211

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* UNASSIGNED * UNASSIGNED * UNASSIGNED * UNASSIGNED

35 35

25 25 25 25

.............................................................. 010 53989 0100PM-0150PM MWF KTCH 33 * UNASSIGNED 20

.............................................................. 011 53990 0100PM-0150PM MWF HLMS 104 *UNASSIGNED 20

.............................................................. 012 53991 0800AM-0915AM TR DUAN G039 *UNASSIGNED 20

.............................................................. 013 53992 0800AM-0915AM TR HLMS 104 *UNASSIGNED 20

.............................................................. 014 53993 1000AM-1050AM MWF KTCH 33 *UNASSIGNED 20

............................................................. .Q16 53995 11 OOAM-1215PM TR LIBR E203 * UNASSIGNED 20

.............................................................. 017 53996 0800AM-0850AM MWF CHEM 133 *UNASSIGNED 20

.............................................................. 018 53997 1230PM•0145PM TR LIBR E203 *UNASSIGNED 20

. ............................................................. 019 53998 0200PM-0315PM TR LIBR E203 *UNASSIGNED 20

.............................................................. 020 62729 1000AM-1050AM MWF HLMS 271 *UNASSIGNED 20

ENGL 2021-4051 ARE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT. PLEASE SEE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY . ENGL 2021 3 INTRO POETRY WORKSHOP ............. 801 0930AM-1 045AM TR HLMS 263 * UNASSIGNED 20

.............................................................. 802 1200PM-1250PM MWF KTCH 33 *UNASSIGNED 20 ENGL 2051 3 INTRO FICTION WORKSHOP ............. 802 1 OOOAM-1 050AM MWF DUAN G039 * UNASSIGNED 20

.............................................................. 803 0800AM-0850AM MWF EDUC 132 *UNASSIGNED 20

. ............................................................. 804 0930AM-1045AM TR HLMS 104 *UNASSIGNED 20 ENGL 3021 3 INTERMED POETRY WKSHOP ........... 801 1230PM-0145PM TR KTCH 35 *UNASSIGNED 20 ENGL 3051 3 INTERMED FICTION WRKSHOP ........ 801 1100AM-1215PM MW DUAN G035 SR KATZ 20

.............................................................. 802 1230PM-0145PM TR LIBR M300D MD KRYSL 20 ENGL 3071 3 PRACTICE OF PUBLISHING ............... 801 0330PM-0445PM TR HLMS 255 DL LAING 20 ENGL4021 3 ADVANCEDPOETRYWORKSHOP .... 801 1100AM-1215PMTR RAMYN1B75 SMGOLDFARB 20 ENGL 4051 3 ADV FICTION WORKSHOP ................. 801 1230PM-0145PM MW LIBR N424B R SUKENICK 20

Ill. Undergraduate Literature and Language ENGL 1002 3 CRITICAL ANAL Y 1-POETRY .............. 001 53975 0900AM-0950AM MWF HLMS 85 PL KRAUTH 20

.............................................................. 002 53976 1100AM-1215PM TR FA N185 MW FERGUSON 20

.............................................................. 003 53977 0200PM-0315PM TR HLMS 271 SM GOLDFARB 20 ENGL 2012 3 MODERN CRITICAL THOUGHT .......... 001 54097 11 OOAM-1150AM MWF EDUC 220 MK KLAGES 95 ENGL 2782 3 STD-20TH C LIT & FILM ....................... 001 . 61248 0800AM-0915AM TR HLMS 255 L DAHLGREN 25

STD-INTRO TO SCI FICTION ............. 002 61258 0930AM-1 045AM TR HLMS 271 TE REDDELL 25 +ENGL 3002 3 SHAKESPEAREINONMAJORS ........... 001 54106 0900AM-0950AM MWF HLMS 267 MJ PRESTON 35

.............................................................. 002 54107 1100AM-1150AMMWF EKLCE1B20 GBKINNEAVY 90

.............................................................. 003 54108 0930AM-1045AM TR HLMS 267 *UNASSIGNED 35

.............................................................. 004 61155 1230PM-0145PM TR HLMS 267 *-UNASSIGNED 35

.............................................................. 005 62286 0800AM-0850AM MWF CLRE 208 * UNASSIGNED 35

.............................................................. 006 62287 0800AM-0915AM TR GUGG 2 *UNASSIGNED 35

.............................................................. 007 62288 1200PM-1250PM MWF ENVD 122 *UNASSIGNED 35

.............................................................. 008 62289 0200PM-0250PM MWF EKLC E1 B50 * UNASSIGNED 35

.............................................................. ()09 62587 0800AM-0915AM TR GUGG 205 *UNASSIGNED 35 +ENGL 3062 3 MODERN/CONTEMPORARY LIT .............. STUDENTS REGISTERING FOR SECTION 010 MUST REGISTER FOR

LECTURE AND RECITATION. .............................................................. 010 54126

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1100AM-1150AM TR 1200PM-1250PM M 0100PM-0150PM M 1200PM-1250PM W 0300PM-0350PM W 0100PM-0150PM F 0300PM-0350PM F 0900AM-0950AM MWF 1 OOOAM-1 050AM MWF 11 OOAM-1150AM MWF 0930AM-1045AM TR 1230PM-0145PM TR 0200PM-0315PM TR 0800AM-0850AM MWF 0800AM-0915AM TR

HALE270 HLMS245 GEOL 114 HLMS 245 HLMS 245 HLMS 137 HLMS 245 ECON2 BUS 250 ENVD 122 MUEN E131 ECON2 HALE240 HALE 260 MUEN E064

T J ROWDEN 180 * UNASSIGNED 30 * UNASSIGNED 30 * UNASSIGNED 30 * UNASSIGNED 30 * UNASSIGNED 30 * UNASSIGNED 30 * UNASSIGNED 35 * UNASSIGNED 35 * UNASSIGNED 35 R RABINOVITZ 35 TE REDDELL 35 * UNASSIGNED 35 * UNASSIGNED 35 * UNASSIGNED 35


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.............................................................. 001 54138 0900AM-0950AM MWF HLMS 137 RL WIDMANN 25

.............................................................. 002 61251 1000AM-1050AM MWF HLMS 211 PS THOMA 25 ENGL3312 3 BIBLEASLITERATURE ....................... 001 54139 0900AM-0950AMMWF HLMS252 TRLYONS 135 ENGL 3502 3 SURVEY OF BRITISH LIT 1 ................. 001 54140 11 OOAM-1150AM MWF CLRE 208 TR LYONS 35 ENGL 3512 3 SURVEY OF BRITISH LIT 2 ................. 001 61172 0100PM-0150PM MWF HLMS 267 CL PRESTON 35 ENGL 3572 3 SHAKESPEARE 2 ................................ 001 54144 0900AM-0950AM MWF HLMS 81 RA SANER 35

.............................................................. 002 54145 1100AM-1150AM MWF HLMS 137 RL WIDMANN 35

.............................................................. 003 61044 0930AM-1 045AM TR HLMS 81 AL KISTNER 35

.............................................................. 005 62075 1230PM-0145PM TR HLMS 137 KE EGGERT 35 ENGL 3652 3 SURVEY OF AMERICAN LIT 1 ............ 001 54146 0100PM-Q150PM MWF HLMS 241 * UNASSIGNED 35 ENGL 3662 3 SURVEY AMERICAN LIT 2 .................. 001 54148 0930AM-1045AM TR BUS 250 JN GRAHAM 35 +ENGL 3672 3 JEWISH-AMERICAN FICTION···'··············· SECTION 880 IS AN HONORS PROGRAM COURSE. PLEASE COME

TO THE HONORS PROGRAM OFFICE, LIBR M400C, FOR ELIGIBILITY AND REGISTRATION INFORMATION. .............................................................. 001 54149 0900AM-0950AM MWF DUAN G131 *UNASSIGNED 35 .............................................................. 002 54150 1000AM-1050AM MWF HLMS 267 *UNASSIGNED 35 .............................................................. 003 54151 0800AM-0915AM TR HALE 260 *UNASSIGNED 35 .............................................................. 004 61259 1230PM-0145PM TR ECON 119 * UNASSIGNED 35 .............................................................. 880 0930AM-1 045AM TR LIBR N424A EA ZAGO 15

ENGL 3762-3782 SECTIONS ARE SPECIAL TOPICS COURSES. STUDENTS MAY RECEIVE CREDIT FOR THESE COURSES UP TO TWO TIMES FOR DIFFERENT TOPICS BUT NOT IN THE SAME SEMESTER.

ENGL 3762 3 STD-GOETHE & MANN ........................ 001 61254 1200PM-1250PM MWF HLMS 229 EP NOLAN 35 STD-MEDIA THRY/KNOWLEDGE ...... 002 61255 0200PM-0315PM TR HLMS 137 SA ZEMKA 35 STD-SPOKEN LITERATURE .............. 004 62682 1000AM-1050AM MWF HLMS 137 LM BELL 35

ENGL 3772 3 STD-MASTERPIECES DRAMA ............ 001 54155 1230PM-0145PM TR BUS 251 AL KISTNER 35 ENGL 3782 3 BLUES POETRY & CULTURE ............. 001 54157 1200PM-1250PM MWF EDUC 231 LM BELL 35

STD-ASIAN-AMERICAN LIT ................ 003 ·62582 1230PM-0145PM TR BUS 250 M ALQUIZOLA 35 ENGL 4002 3 LITERATURE & PSYCHOLOGY .......... 001 54162 1200PM-1250PM MWF HLMS 137 CL PROUDFIT 35 +ENGL 4032 3 GRIT THINK/NEW DIRS ............................. ENGL 4032 SECTIONS ARE CRITICAL THINKING/NEW DIRECTION

COURSES AND ARE LIMITED TO ENGLISH AND HUMANITIES MAJORS WITH AT LEAST SENIOR STANDING. THESE COURSES ARE NOT REPEATABLE. MEDIEVAL MYSTICS .......................... 001 54164 0900AM-0950AM MWF THE POETICS OF DESIRE.. ............... 002 61036 1000AM-1050AM MWF TRAGEDY AND THE FAMILY ............. 003 54165 1100AM-1150AM MWF PRINCIPLES OF OBSCENITY ............ 004 54166 0200PM-0315PM TR MYTHOPOETICS ................................ 005 54167 1100AM-1215PM TR BECKETT ............................................. 006 54168 1230PM-0145PM TR GOTHIC HORROR .............................. 007 54169 0200PM-0315PM TR

ENGL 4102 3 THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE ................. 001 62579 11 OOAM-1215PM TR ENGL4262 3 CONTEMPORARYNOVEL .................. 001 61034 0930AM-1045AMTR ENGL 4272 3 TPC-MDRN AM POETRY WOMEN ............ SAME AS WMST 4272.

HLMS263 HLMS 104 EDUC 132 HLMS 104 HLMS259 HLMS271 HLMS 193 HLMS267 ECON2

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PF MICHELSON 25 JN GRAHAM 25 R RABINOVITZ 25 KK HURLEY 25 HL FRANK 35 BD BASSOFF 35

.............................................................. 001 61038 0200PM-0315PM TR HLMS 237 SH JUHASZ 25 ENGL4462 3 MODERN POETRY .............................. 001 61040 0100PM-0150PM MWF HLMS 141 BF KAWIN 35 ENGL 4552 3 AGE SEN/SENSIB 1740-1800 .............. 001 61047 0930AM-1045AM TR MUEN E432 CS SUSSMAN 35 ENGL4572 3 THELATERROMANTICS .................... 001 61043 1100AM-1215PMTR KTCH35 JCROBINSON 27 ENGL 4612 3 THE LATER VICTORIANS ................... 001 61049 1230PM-D145PM TR HLMS 263 SA ZEMKA 33 ENGL4662 3 STDSAMERLITAFTER1900 ............. 001 54178 1100AM-1215PMTR DUANG131 KJACOBS 35 ENGL 4692 3 CONTEMP AFRO/AMER LIT 1................... THIS IS AN HONORS PROGRAM COURSE. PLEASE COME TO THE

HONORS PROGRAM OFFICE, LIBR M400C, FOR ELIGIBILITY AND REGISTRATION INFORMA T/ON. .............................................................. 880 1100AM-1215PM TR LIBR N424A RG BILLINGSLEY 15

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+EPOB 1020 4 BIOLOGY-A HUMAN APPROACH ............. FORMERLY NASC 1240. COURSE IS FOR NON-SCIENCE MAJORS ONLY. STUDENTS MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND RECITATION. FINAL EXAM ON THURSDAY, MAY 5 FROM 11 :30AM TO 2:30PM IN THE EVENTS CENTER. NIGHT EXAMS ON TUESDAY, FEB. 22, 7:00PM AND TO BE ARRANGED ON OR ABOUT WEDNESDAY, APR. 30, 7:00PM. STUDENTS WHO MISS THE FIRST WEEK OF RECITA T/ONS OR WHO ARE NOT ENROLLED IN A RECITATION WILL BE ADMINISTRA TJVEL Y DROPPED.. 700 SECTIONS ARE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT. SEE UNIVERSITY LEARNING CENTER (LIBR E1B36) FOR ELIGIBILITY. .............................................................. 100 61743 0100PM-0150PM MWF RAMY C250 MFCUNDIFF 194

0 REC .................................................... R101 61745 0900AM-0950AMT KTCH301 26 ............................................................ R102 61746 1000AM-1050AM T KTCH 301 26 ............................................................ R103 61747 1100AM-1150AM T KTCH 301 26 ............................................................ R104 61748 1200PM-1250PM T KTCH 301 26 ............................................................ R105 61749 0900AM-0950AM R KTCH 301 12 ............................................................ R106 61750 1000AM-1050AM R KTCH 301 26 . ........................................................... R107 61751 1100AM-1150AM R KTCH 301 26 ............................................................ R108 61752 1200PM-1250PM R KTCH 301 26

4 BIOLOGY-A HUMAN APPROACH ....... 200 61742 1230PM-0145PM TR DUAN G030 C CAREY 336 0 REG .................................................... R201 61757 0800AM-0850AM T KTCH 303 28

............................................................ R202 61758 0900AM-0950AM T KTCH 303 28

............................................................ R203 61759 1000AM-1050AM T KTCH 303 28

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............................................................ R205 61761 0200PM-0250PM T KTCH 303 28

............................................................ R206 61762 0300PM-0350PM T KTCH 303 28

............................................................ R207 61763 0800AM-0850AM R KTCH 303 28

............................................................ R208 61764 0900AM-0950AM R KTCH 303 28

............................................................ R209 61765 1000AM-1050AM R KTCH 303 28

............................................................ R210 61768 1100AM-1150AM R KTCH 303 28

............................................................ R211 61769 0200PM-0250PM R KTCH 303 28

............................................................ R212 61766 0300PM-0350PM R KTCH 303 28 4 BIOLOGY -A HUMAN APPROACH ....... 760 11 OOAM-1215PM TR DALW AUD R DIDOMENICO 108 0 REC .................................................... R761 0100PM-0150PM TR KTCH 301 R DIDOMENICO 27

.. .......................................................... R762 0200PM-0250PM TR KTCH 301 27

............................................................ R763 0800AM-0850AM TR KTCH 301 27

............................................................ R764 0100PM-0150PM TR KTCH 303 27 +EPOB 12203GENERAL BIOLOGY2 ............................... PREREQ EPOB 1210. FINAL EXAM WILL BE HELD ON THURSDAY

MAY 5 FROM 11:30 AM TO 2:30PM IN THE EVENTS CENTER. THIS COURSE IS RECOMMENDED FOR SCIENCE MAJORS. . .............................................................. 001 54593 0800AM-0850AM MWF MUEN EOSO R LYNCH 407 .............................................................. 002 54594 1200PM-1250PM MWF RAMY C250 R JONES 194 .............................................................. 003 54595 11 OOAM-1150AM MWF RAMY C250 R OLMSTEAD 204 .............................................................. 004 54596 0100PM-0150PM MWF MUEN E050 R DIDOMENICO 397

+EPOB 1240 1 GENERAL BIOLOGY LAB 2 ....................... USES ANIMALS AND ANIMAL TISSUES. RECOMMENDED FOR SCIENCE MAJORS ONLY . .............................................................. 001 54604 11 OOAM-0150PM M RAMYC147 JM BASEY 48

.............................................................. 002 54605 0200PM-0450PM M RAMYC147 JM BASEY 64

.............................................................. 003 54606 0500PM-0750PM M RAMY C147 JM BASEY 64

.............................................................. 004 62437 0800AM-1 050AMT RAMYC147 JM BASEY 48

.............................................................. Q05 54608 1100AM-0150PM T RAMYC147 JM BASEY 64

.............................................................. 006 54609 0200PM-0450PM T RAMYC147 JM BASEY 59

.............................................................. 007 54610 050f)PM-0750PM T RAMYC147 JM BASEY 59

.............................................................. 008 54611 0800AM-1050AM W RAMYC147 JM BASEY 48

.............................................................. 009 54612 1100AM-Q150PM W RAMYC147 JM BASEY 64

.............................................................. 010 54613 0200PM-0450PM W RAMYC147 JM BASEY 64

• ENGL 4722-4772 ARE SENIOR SEMINARS LIMITED TO ENGLISH AND HUMANITIES MAJORS WITH AT LEAST SENIOR STANDING. THESE COURSES ARE NOT REPEATABLE FOR CREDIT.

ENGL4722 3 SEM-CITIES & IDENTITIES ................. 001 54180 0100PM-0150PM MWF HLMS 259 SEM-LITERATURE OF WAR ............... 002 61037 0930AM-1045AM TR HLMS 259 SEM-POETRY OF AMER WEST .......... 003 61045 1230PM-0145PM TR COTT 104 SEM-AMER WOMEN WRITERS .......... 004 62580 1 OOOAM-1 050AM MWF EDUC 138

ENGL 4732 3 SEM-MODERN LEGENDS ................... 001 62698 0100PM-0150PM MWF HLMS 255 ENGL4772 3 SEM-MELVILLEANDPYNCHON ........ 001 54186 1100AM-1150AMMWF HLMS85

EMILY DICKINSON ............................. 003 61409 1230PM-0145PM TR HLMS 259

IV. Graduate Creative Writing

M DU PLESSIS 25 CLSQUIER 25 GH HOLTHAUS 25 * UNASSIGNED 25 MJ PRESTON 15 ME SICKMAN SHJUHASZ

25 25

ALL 800 SECTIONS ARE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT. PLEASE SEE THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY.

ENGL 5213 3 POETRY WORKSHOP ......................... 801 0200PM-0450PM T HLMS263 L HOGAN 15 ENGL 5243 3 FICTION WORKSHOP ......................... 801 0200PM-0450PM R LIBR N424B EM DORN 15

.............................................................. 802 0200PM-0450PM W HLMS271 SR KATZ 15 ENGL 5273 3 RECENT POETRY ................................ 801 0600PM-0850PM R HLMS 104 PF MICHELSON 15 ENGL 5293 3 RECENT FICTION ................................ 801 0200PM-0450PM R LIBR M300D MD KRYSL 15

V. Graduate Literature and Language ALL 800 SECTIONS ARE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT. PLEASE SEE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY.

ENGL5004 3 SHAKESPEARE ................................... 801 0200PM-0450PM T HLMS 181 KE EGGERT 15 ENGL 5104 3 TPC-AFRI-AMER AUTOBIOG .............. 801 0700PM-0950PM W HLMS 104 TJ ROWDEN 15 ENGL 5114 3 TPC-PSYCHOANALY LIT GRIT ........... 801 0200PM-0450PM W LIBR N424B CL PROUDFIT 15 ENGL 5124 3 TPC-AMER LIT BEFORE 1900 ............ 801 0200PM-0450PM M HLMS251 ME SICKMAN 15 ENGL 5134 3 TPC-CRITICAL ANALYSIS 2 ................ 801 0200PM-0450PM R HALE 235 JC ROBINSON 15 ENGL 5154 3 TPC-SURVEY 20TH C BR LIT ............. 80.1 0200PM-0450PM R HLMS 181 ECWHITE 15 ENGL 5164 3 TPC-18THC BRITISH SURVEY ........... 801 0200PM-0450PM R HLMS 259 CS SUSSMAN 15 ENGL 5174 3 TPC-20TH C CRITICAL THRY ............. 801 0200PM-0450PM W HLMS251 MK KLAGES 15 ENGL 5664 3 20TH C AMERICAN LIT ........................ 801 0200PM-0450PM T CHEM 146 KJACOBS 10 ENGL 7004 3 STUDIES-PIERS PLOWMAN ............... 801 0200PM-0450PM T LIBR N424B EA ROBERTSON 15 ENGL 7484 3 SEM-THIRD WRLD FEM THRY ........... 801 0200PM-0450PM M LIBR N424B KRIOS 15

English as a Second Language ESLG COURSES DO NOT COUNT TOWARD GRADUATION HOURS.

ESLG 1110 3 SPOKEN ENGLISH FOR F-S ............... 001 62254 0900AM-0950AM MWF HALE 240 25 ESLG 1120 3 ADV SPOKEN ENGLISH F-S ............... 001 55535 0100PM-0150PM MWF WDBY 106 15 ESLG 1210 3 WRITTEN COMPOSITION F-S

.............................................................. 001 55536 0800AM-0915AM TR WDBY 106 25 ESLG 1220 3 ADV WRITTEN COMP F-S ......................... SECTION 0021S INTENSIVE (MEETS 1/12/94- 2/25/94). STUDENTS

MAY NOT ADD AFTER THE THIRD CLASS SESSION. .............................................................. 001 55537 0200PM-0250PM MWF HLMS 104 18 .............................................................. 002 61019 0400PM-0630PM MWF HLMS 285 18

Environmental, Population, and Organismic Biology THIS DEPARTMENT USES BOTH AUTOMATIC AND SEQUENCING WAIHISTS. (SEE "USING WAIT LISTS" IN THE FRONT OF THIS SCHEDULE.) INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE WORK IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. GRADUATE STUDENTS NEEDING TO REGISTER FOR MASTER'S THESIS, MASTER'S DEGREE CANDIDATE, OR DOCTORAL THESIS, PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. EACH COURSE IN THIS DEPARTMENT HAS A COURSE FEE OF $20 FOR SPECIALIZED SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT.

EPOB 4950 1 GRIT THINK IN BIOL -LAB .......................... CONCURRENT ENROLLMENT IN EPOB 4800-007 REQUIRED. THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. .............................................................. 800 1 OOOAM-1150AM T RAMY N1 836 20


.............................................................. 011 54614 0500PM-0750PM W RAMY C147 JM BASEY 59

.............................................................. 012 54615 0800AM-1050AM R RAMY C147 JM BASEY 48

.............................................................. 013 54616 1100AM-0150PM R RAMY C147 JM BASEY 59

.............................................................. 014 62439 0200PM-0450PM R RAMY C147 JM BASEY 64

.............................................................. 015 62440 0500PM-0750PM R RAMY C147 JM BASEY 64

.............................................................. 016 62441 0800AM-1050AM F RAMY C147 JM BASEY 48

.............................................................. 017 62442 1100AM-0150PM F RAMY C147 JM BASEY 64

.............................................................. 018 62443 0200PM-0450PM F RAMY C147 JM BASEY 48 +EPOB 1620 4 HONORS GENERAL BIOLOGY 2 .............. THIS IS AN HONORS PROGRAM COURSE. PLEASE COME TO THE

HONORS PROGRAM OFFICE, LIBR M400C, FOR ELIGIBILITY AND REGISTRATION INFCJRMATION. REQUIRED FIELD TRIPS ON SATURDAYS FROM 8:00AM TO 1:00PM, FEB 12, MAR 12, APR 16. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND RECITATION. .............................................................. 880 0100PM-0150PM MWF MUEN E050 R DIDOMENICO 40

0 REC .................................................... R881 1100AM-1215PMT RAMYN183 MDBREED 20 ............................................................ R882 0200PM-0315PM T RAMY N183 MD BREED 20

EPOB 3020 3 PRINCIPLES OF ECOLOGY ...................... PREREQS EPOB 1210 AND 1220, OR EPOB 1010 AND 1020, OR MCDB 1060. .............................................................. 001 54738 0930AM-1 045AM TR RAMY C250 CE BOCK 204 .............................................................. 002 54739 1230PM-0145PM TR GEOL 121 W BOWMAN 109

+EPOB 3040 6 NATURE AND SOCIETY ............................ FORMERLY NASC 3250. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND MATCHING LAB AND RECITATION. STUDENTS MAY BE ADMINISTRATIVELY DROPPED IF NOT REGISTERED FOR LAB AND RECITATION OR FOR NONATTENDANCE AFTER SECOND LABIRECITA TION. .............................................................. 100 61816 0900AM-0950AM MWF KTCH 307 WR DE MALLIE 21 .................................................................... B BENNETT

0 LAB ..................................................... L 101 61817 1 OOOAM-1150AM T KTCH 307 B BENNETT 21 REC .................................................... R102 61818 1000AM-1150AMR KTCH307 BBENNETT 21

6 NATURE AND SOCIETY ...................... 200 61819 0900AM-0950AM MWF KTCH 307 B BENNETT 21 ......................................................... ,.......... WR DE MALLIE

0 LAB .................................................... 1201 61820 1200PM-0150PM T KTCH 307 WR DE MALLIE 21 0 REC .................................................... R202 61821 1200PM-0150PM R KTCH 307 WR DE MALLIE 21

EPOB 3200 4 GENETICS.................................................. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. .............................................................. 001 61587 0200PM-0250PM MWF RAMY C250 VB LINHART 120

0 LAB ..................................................... L011 54741 1000AM-1150AMM MUENE118 YBLINHART 20 ............................................................ L031 54743 1000AM-1150AM W MUEN E118 VB LINHART 20 ............................................................ L041 54744 0200PM-0350PM R MUEN D156 YB LINHART 20 . ........................................................... L061 54746 0300PM-0445PM T MUEN E114 VB LINHART 20 ............................................................ L081 54748 1200PM-0150PM M MUEN E064 VB LINHART 20 ............................................................ L091 54749 1200PM-0150PM W DUAN G027 YB LINHART 20

EPOB 3400 4 MICROBIOLOGY........................................ STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. .............................................................. 010 61410 0330PM-0445PM TR EKLC E1B20 S SCHMIDT 108

0 LAB ..................................................... L011 61536 0900AM-1 050AM MW RAMY N268 S SCHMIDT 18 ............................................................ L021 61537 0100PM-0250PM MW RAMY N268 S SCHMIDT 18 . ........................................................... L031 61538 0300PM-0450PM MW RAMY N268 S SCHMIDT 18 ............................................................ L041 61539 0800AM-0950AM TR RAMY N268 S SCHMIDT 18 ............................................................ L051 61540 1000AM-1150AMTR RAMYN268 SSCHMIDT 18 ............................................................ L061 61541 1200PM-0150PM TR RAMY N268 S SCHMIDT 18

EPOB 3430 5 HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY .............................. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. STUDENTS NOT REGISTERED FOR LAB MAY BE ADMINISTRATIVELY DROPPED AFTER THE FIRST WEEK OF LAB. .............................................................. 010 54756 0800AM-0915AM TR MUEN E050 DO NORRIS 384

0 LAB ..................................................... L011 54757 0100PM-0450PM M RAMY N176 AR REPKA 16 ............................................................ L012 54758 0100PM-0450PM M RAMY N168 AR REPKA 16 . ........................................................... L021 61500 0500PM-0850PM M RAMY N176 AR REPKA 16 ............................................................ L022 61501 0500PM-0850PM M RAMY N168 AR REPKA 16 . ........................................................... L031 61502 0930AM-0120PM T RAMY N176 AR REPKA 16 ............................................................ L032 61503 0930AM-Q120PM T RAMY N168 AR REPKA 16

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............................................................ L041 61504 0200PM-0550PM T RAMY N176 AR REPKA 16

............................................................ L042 61505 0200PM-0550PM T RAMY N168 AR REPKA 16

............................................................. L051 61506 0800AM-1150AMW RAMYN176 ARREPKA 16

............................................................ L052 61507 0800AM-1150AM W RAMY N168 AR REPKA 16

............................................................ L061 61508 0100PM-0450PM W RAMY N176 AR REPKA 16



............................................................ L072 61511 0500PM-0850PMW RAMYN168 ARREPKA 16

............................................................ L081 61512 0930AM-0120PM R RAMY N176 AR REPKA 16

........................................................... 1082 61513 0930AM-0120PM R RAMY N168 AR REPKA 16

............................................................ L091 61514 0200PM-0550PM R RAMY N176 AR REPKA 16

............................................................ L092 61528 0200PM-0550PM R RAMY N168 AR REPKA 16

............................................................ L101 62418 0600PM-0950PMT RAMYN168 ARREPKA 16

............................................................ L 102 62419 0600PM-0950PM T RAMY N176 AR REPKA 16

............................................................ L111 61529 0800AM-1150AM F RAMY N176 AR REPKA 16

............................................................ L112 62422 0800AM-1150AM F RAMY N168 AR REPKA 16

............................................................ L201 62421 0600PM-0950PM R RAMY N168 AR REPKA 16 , ........................................................... L202 62420 0600PM-0950PM R RAMY N176 AR REPKA 16

EPOB 3500 4 PLANT KINGDOM ...................................... PREREQ EPOB 1210 AND 1220, OR MCDB 1060. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. .............................................................. 010 54762 0100PM-0150PM MWF RAMY N1B23 CA WESSMAN 72

0 LAB ..................................................... L011 54763 0200PM-0450PM M RAMY N276 CA WESSMAN 18 ........................................................... 1012 54764 0200PM-0450PM T RAMY N276 CA WESSMAN 18 ........................................................... 1013 54765 0200PM-0450PM R RAMY N276 CA WESSMAN 18 ............................................................ L014 54766 0900AM-1200PM T RAMY N276 CA WESSMAN 18

EPOB 3520 4 PLANT SYSTEMATICS .......... ....... ............. PREREQ EPOB 3020 AND EPOB 3200. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. .............................................................. 010 54767 1100AM-1150AMMWF MUENE0046 TRANKER 64

0 LAB ..................................................... L011 54768 0200PM-0450PM M RAMY C231 T RANKER 16 ............................................................ L012 54769 0200PM-0450PM W RAMY C231 T RANKER 16 ............................................................ L013 54770 0200PM-0450PM T RAMY C231 T RANKER 16 ............................................................ L014 54771 0200PM-0450PM H RAMY C231 T RANKER 16

EPOB 3530 4 ESSENTIALS/PLANT PHYSIOL ................. PREREQ EPOB 1210AND 1220, OR MCDB 1060, AND CHEM 1071, 1131, OR 1171. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. ............................................................. .'010 54772 1200PM~1250PM MWF ECON 13 W ADAMS 32

0 LAB ..................................................... L011 54773 0200PM-0450PM T RAMY N1B36 W ADAMS 16 ............................................................ L012 54774 020QPM-0450PM R RAMY N1B36 W ADAMS 16

EPOB 3630 3 PARASITOLOGY........................................ USES ANIMALS AND ANIMAL TISSUES. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. .............................................................. 010 54775 1230PM-0145PM TR MUEN E126 JH BUSHNELL 20

0 LAB .................................................... 1011 54776 0200PM-0450PM T RAMY N1 B76 JH BUSHNELL 26 EPOB 3650 3 EMBRYOLOGY ........................................... PREREQ EPOB 1210 AND 1220, OR MCDB 1060. COREQ EPOB 3660.

.............................................................. 001 54777 1000AM-1050AM MWF RAMY N1B23 60 EPOB 3660 2 DEVELOPMENTAL BIOL LAB .................... COREQ EPOB 3650 OR MCDB 4650. SAME AS MCDB 4660. USES

ANIMALS AND ANIMAL TISSUES. .............................................................. 001 54778 0900AM-1250PM T MUEN E0040 LA ABBOTT 10 .............................................................. 004 54779 0300PM-0650PM W MUEN E0040 LA ABBOTT 10 .............................................................. 005 54780 0900AM-1250PM R MUEN E0040 LA ABBOTT 10 ...... " ...................................................... 006 54781 0100PM-0450PM R MUEN E0040 LA ABBOTT 10 ... :.: ... : ....................... :: ........................... 007 54782 0500PM-0850PM R MUEN E0040 LA ABBOTT 10

EPOB 3720 5 COMP VERTEBRATE ANATOMY .............. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. .............................................................. 010 61848 1100AM-1150AM MWF RAMY N1B23 J HANKEN 76

0 LAB ............................................ : ........ L011 61850 0900AM-1150AM TR RAMY C209 J HANKEN 19 ........... ; ................................................ L012 61851 0200PM-0450PM TR · RAMY C209 J HANKEN 19 ............................................................ L013 61852 0800AM-1050AM WF RAMY C209 J HANKEN 19 ............................................................ L014 61853. ;oJooPM-0350PM WF RAMY C209 J HANKEN 19

............................................................ L012 54910 0900AM-1150AM W HUNT 109 A CRUZ 18

.................................................................... J HANKEN

.................................................................... JB MITTON

............................................................ L013 54911 0900AM-1150AMF HUNT109 ACRUZ 18

.................................................................... J HANKEN

.................................................................... JB MITTON +EPOB 4800 3 GRIT THINKING IN BIOLOGY.................... PREREQ AT LEAST 14 HOURS EPOB COURSE WORK .

SAME AS EPOB 5800. FULFILLS CRITICAL THINKING REQUIREMENTS. STUDENTS REGISTERING FOR SECTION 010 OR SECTION 012 MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. SECTION 003 HAS PREREQS OF EPOB 3430 OR 3700. OPTIONAL LAB, EPOB 4950-800, AVAILABLE FOR STUDENTS REGISTERING FOR SECTION 007 . PERSP OF GLOBAL CHANGE ........... 001 61544 11 OOAM-1150AM MWF

0100PM-0150PM MWF 0800AM-0915AM TR 1230PM-0300PM R 0330PM-0445PM TR 0800AM-0850AM TR

CLRE 212 HLMS 81 RAMY N183 MUEN E131

H NICHOLS 24 PERSP IN GLOBAL CHANGE ............. 002 61545 H NICHOLS 25 ENVIRON ANIMAL PHYS10 ................ 003 61546 C CAREY 20 ADV ANIMAL BEHAVIOR .................... 004 61828 * UNASSIGNED 20 BIOCHEMICAL ADAPTATIONS .......... 005 61829 HALE 240

CLRE 211 SC HAND 15

ECOPHYS OF PHOTOSYNTHESI ...... 007 61831 WADAMS 20 DEMMIG-ADAMS RK MONSON

POPULATION DYNAMICS .................. 009 61834 0330PM-0445PM TR HLMS 237 MUEN E118 ECCR2-38 RAMY N183 RAMY C231

RA BERNSTEIN 25 ECOLOGICAL MODELING .................. 010 61889 0930AM-1020AM TR T SEASTEDT 15

0 ECOLOGICAL MODELING-LAB ........ .L011 61892 0800AM-0915AM TR T SEASTEDT 15 3 PLANT MORPHOLOGY ....................... 012 62622 0900AM-0950AM MW 0 PLANT MORPHOLOGY LAB .............. L013 62624 0100PM-0250PM F

EPOB 5030 3 LIMNOLOGY............................................... SAME AS EPOB 4030 .

P DIGGLE P DIGGLE

.............................................................. 001 55010 0900AM-0950AM MWF RAMY N1B23 WM LEWIS EPOB 5070 3 GEOGRAPHICAL ECOLOGY ..................... SAME AS EPOB 4070.

.. ............................................................ 001 55012 0200PM-0315PM TR RAMY N1B23 A CRUZ EPOB 5140 3 ADVANCED ECOLOGY ............................. SAME AS EPOB 4140.

PLANT COMMUNITY ECOLOGYSTUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB . .............................................................. 010 62578 1100AM-1150AM TR MUEN E114 MD WALKER .................................................................... DA WALKER

0 LAB .................................................... 1011 62022 0100PM-0350PM M RAMY N1B36 MD WALKER .................................................................... DA WALKER

EPOB 5410 4 BIOMETRY ................................................. SAME AS EPOB 4410. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. .............................................................. 010 55016 0800AM-0915AM TR RAMY N1B23 M GRANT

0 LAB ..................................................... L011 55017 0930AM-1045AM TR MUEN E311 M GRANT EPOB 5460 2 SPECIAL TOPICS ................................. 001 62016 0200PM-0500PM W RAMY N1B31 WADAMS

TECHNIQUES............................................ T RANKER .................................................................... DEMMIG-ADAMS .................................................................... CA WESSMAN

EPOB 5650 4 INVERTEBRATE ZOOLOGY ...................... PREREQS EPOB 1210 AND 1220, OR MCDB 1060. SAME AS EPOB 4650. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. .............................................................. 01 0 55023 0930AM-1 045AM TR

0 LAB ..................................................... L011 55024 0900AM-1150AM W

RAMY N1B31 SC HAND B FARRELL

RAMY N1 B36 B FARRELL SC HAND

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............................................................ L012 55025 0900AM-1150AM F RAMY N1B36 SC HAND 4

.................................................................... B FARRELL EPOB 5800 3 GRIT THINKING IN BIOLOGY.................... PREREQ AT LEAST 14 HOURS EPOB COURSE WORK. SAME AS

EPOB 4800. STUDENTS REGISTERING FOR SECTION 010 MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LA.B. ENVIRON ANIMAL PHYSI0 ................. 003 62636 0800AM-0915AM TR RAMY N183 C CAREY 5 ADV ANIMAL BEHAVIOR .................... 004 61847 1230PM-0300PM R MUEN E131 *UNASSIGNED 5 BIOCHEMICAL ADAPTATIONS .......... OOS 61841 . 0330PM-0445PM TR HALE 240 SC HAND 10 ECOPHYS OF PHOTOSYNTHESI.. .... 007 61918:-c;;.,,'OBOOAM-OR!>OAM TR r.1 ~::u:: ?11 1M t.r'IAuc-

t EPOB 3930 1-6 INTERNSHIP............................................ THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE THE

DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. .............................................................. 800 TBA W BOWMAN 5 :: .... : ............ ~ .......................................... 801 TBA MF CUNDIFF 5

+EPOB 3940 3 ARGUMENT SCIENT WRITING................. FULFILLS A&S UPPER DIVISION CORE CURRICULUM WRITING REQUIREMENT. .............................................................. 001 62427 1100AM-1150AMMWF RAMYN183 SS.SUSNOWITZ 20 .............................................................. 002 62428 0100PM-0150PM MWF RAMY N183 S S SUSNOWITZ 20 .............................................................. 003 62429 11 OOAM-1215PM TR HUNT 109 S S SUSNOWITZ 20

EPOB 4010 2 TEACHING BIOLOGY ................................ THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. TCHG BIG-GENERAL BIO ................... 801 TBA JM BASEY 15 TCHG BIO-COMP VERT ANAT ............ 802 TBA J HANKEN 8 TCHG BIO-ADV VERT BIO .................. 803 TBA SC HAND 15 TCHG BIO-HUMAN PHYS .................... 804 TBA AR REPKA TCHG BIO-HUMAN APPROACH ......... 805 TBA MF CUNDIFF 12

EPOB 4030 3 LIMNOLOGY............................................... PREREQ EPOB 3020 OR INSTRUCTOR CONSENT. ............................................................ :.001 54887 0900AM-0950AM MWF RAMY N1 B23 WM LEWIS 55

EPOB 4040 3 CONSERVATION BIOLOGY ................ 001 61565 0300PM-0350PM MWF HLMS 252 D CRUMPACKER120 EPOB 4045 3 MED ECOUENVIRON HEALTH ................. PREREQ EPOB 1210, 1220, 1230, AND 1240; OR CONSENT OF

INSTRUCTOR. SAME AS EPOB 5045. .............................................................. 001 54888 1100AM-1215PM TR RAMY N1B23 *UNASSIGNED 60

EPOB 4070 3 GEOGRAPHICAL ECOLOGY ..................... PREREQ EPOB 3020 OR INSTRUCTOR CONSENT. .............................................................. 001 54889 0200PM-0315PM TR RAMY N1B23 A CRUZ 68

EPOB 4140 3 ADVANCED ECOLOGY ............................. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. PLANTCOMMUNITYECOLOGY ........ 010 62019 1100AM-1150AMTR MUENE114 MDWALKER 20 .................................................................... DA WALKER

0 LAB .................................................... 1011 62021 0100PM-0350PM M RAMY N1B36 MD WALKER 20 .................................................................... DA WALKER

EPOB 4190 3 INTRO TO NEUROBIOLOGY..................... PREREQ JUNIOR OR SENIOR CLASS STANDING. .............................................................. 001 54893 1230PM-0145PM TR RAMY N1B23 RC EATON 52

EPOB4410 4 BIOMETRY ................................................. PREREQEPOB 1210AND 1220, ORMCDB 1060ANDMATH 1110,AND SENIOR STATUS. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. .................................................... ; ......... 010 54895 0800AM-0915AM TR RAMY N1B23 M GRANT 20

0 LAB .................................................... .L011 54896 0930AM-1045AMTR MUENE311 MGRANT 20 EPOB 4650 4 INVERTEBRATE ZOOLOGY ...................... PREREQS EPOB 1210 AND 1220, OR MCDB 1060. USES ANIMALS

AND ANIMAL TISSUES. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. .............................................................. 010 54903 0930AM-1045AM TR RAMY N1B31 SC HAND 20 .................................................................... B FARRELL

0 LAB .................................................... L011 54904 0900AM-1150AM W RAMY N1B36 B FARRELL 12 .................................................................... SC HAND ............................................................ L012 54905 0900AM-1150AM F RAMY N1 B36 SC HAND 11 .................................................................... B FARRELL

EPOB 4740 3 BIOLOGY AMPHIB/REPTILES ................... PREREQS PSYC 1001 AND 2012; OR EPOB 1210 AND 1220. THIS COURSE USES ANIMALS AND ANIMAL TISSUE. SAME AS EPOB 5740 AND PSYC 4740. .............................................................. 001 54906 1100AM-1215PMTR MUEN E064 DACHISZAR 40

EPOB 4770 4 ADV VERTEBRATE BIOLOGY ................... STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. USES ANIMALS AND ANIMAL TISSUES. .............................................................. 010 54908 0930AM-1045AM TR

0 LAB ..................................................... L011 54909 0900AM-1150AM M

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.................................................................... DEMMIG-ADAMS •••• ·~· ............ 0 ................................................ RK MONSON ECOLOGICAL MODELING .................. 010 61890 0930AM-1 020AM TR MUEN E118 T SEASTEDT 10

0 LAB ..................................................... L011 61891 0800AM-0915AM TR ECCR 2-38 T SEASTEDT 10 EPOB 6120 1 SEMINAR IN BIOLOGY ........................ 001 62608 TBA * UNASSIGNED 30

TOPICS IN EVOLUTION EPOB 6200 2 SEMINAR IN BIOLOGY ........................ 001 55082 TBA D BOWERS 20

PLANT-INSECT INTERACTION B FARRELL EPOB 6210 2 SEM/POPULATION BIOLOGY ............. 001 55083 TBA R OLMSTEAD 16

ORIGIN OF ANGIOSPERMS

Ethnic Study ETHN 3100 3 TPCS:ENV ETH:RACEICUPOL ........... 001 62692 0100PM-0150PM MWF EKLC E1B75 A ANDERSON 32 ETHN 3013 3 RACIST IDEOLOG AMER LIFE ............ 001 55540 1230PM-0145PM TR ECON13 WCHURCHILL 50

Film Studies THIS DEPARTMENT FOLLOWS THE GENERAL REGISTRATION AND ENROLLMENT GUIDELINES LOCATED UNDER THE HEADING "COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES," PAGE 34. STUDENTS ENROLLED AND WAIT LISTED MAY BE ADMINISTRATIVELY DROPPED AFTER FAILING TO ATIEND THE FIRST TWO CLASSES. ALL LABS WILL MEET THE FIRST WEEK OF CLASSES. INEXPENSIVE RENTAL EQUIPMENT FOR ALL PRODUCTION COURSES IS AVAILABLE THROUGH THE DEPARTMENT. INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE WORK IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. ADMISSION TO ANY CLASS AFTER THE THIRD MEETING IS CONTINGENT UPON PROFESSOR'S PERMISSION. STUDENTS WHO MISS MORE THAN THE EQUIVALENT OF ONE AND ONE-HALF WEEKS MAY BE EXCLUDED .

I. Production FILM 2000 3 BEGINNING FILMMAKING ......................... SECTIONS 810 AND L811 ARE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FOR

FINE ARTS MAJORS ONLY. PLEASE SEE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. .............................................................. 010 55554 1200PM-0150PM W EKLC E1B50 L BRIDGERS 40

0 LAB ..................................................... L011 55555 1000AM-1150AM M MUEN D144 20 ............................................................ L012 55556 0100PM-0250PM M HUNT 109 20

3 BEGINNING FILMMAKING ................... 020 55557 1000AM-1150AM W KTCH 118 DR YANNACITO 27 0 LAB ..................................................... L021 55558 0500PM-0650PM M KTCH 120 18

............................................................ L022 55559 1000AM-1150AM M KTCH 301 12 3 BEGINNING FILMMAKING ................... 030 55561 0600PM-0750PM R KTCH 235 40 0 LAB ..................................................... L031 55562 0500PM-0650PM T KTCH 120 20

. ........................................................... L032 55563 0700PM-0850PM T KTCH 119 20 3 BEGINNING FILMMAKING ................... 810 1000AM-1150AM W KTCH 118 DRYANNACITO 5 0 LAB ..................................................... L811 0500PM-0650PM M KTCH 120

FILM 2400 3 INTERM SMALL-FORMAT PROD .............. PREREQ FILM 2000 OR INSTRUCTOR CONSENT. .............................................................. 001 55567 0300PM-0550PM MW KTCH 119 L BRIDGERS 25 .............................................................. 002 55568 0700PM-1 OOOPM TR KTCH 118 25

FILM 3500 3 INTERMED FILMMAKING 16MM ............... PREREQFILM 2000 OR 2500; AND FILM 2400. .............................................................. 001 55577 0700PM-0950PM W KTCH 120 JT ARONSON 15 .. ............................................................ 002 55578 0330PM-0630PM T KTCH 118 JT ARONSON 15

FILM 3930 1-6 FILM STUDIES INTERNSHIP.................. THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. . ............................................................. 801 TBA 12

FILM 4500 3 ADVANCED FILMMAKING......................... THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. .............................................................. 802 0730PM-11 OOPM T HUNT 109 JT ARONSON 15


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CONSENT. .............................................................. 001 55576 0300PM-0550PM WF

Ill. Genre and Movements

FA N141 S BRAKHAGE 125

FILM 1502 3 INTRO FILM STUDIES ............................... PLEASE NOTE COURSE MEETS THREE TIMES PER WEEK. TUESDAY MEETING TIME IS FILM SCREENING. .............................................................. 001 55553 0330PM-0550PMTR FA N141

Cl'l .................................................................... 0700PM-1 OOOPM T MUEN E0046 ~ FILM 3002 · 3 MAJOR FILM MOVEMENTS ...................... PLEASE NOTE SECTION 001 MEETS THREE TIMES PER WEEK. &ll MONDAY MEETING TIME IS FOR FILM SCREENING.

MAJ MVMT-AFRIC/ASIA FILM ............. 001 55569 0330PM-0445PM TR ... .. ....... ...... ....... ........... ..... ... . ...... ..... ............ 0300PM-0550PM M MAJ MVMT-FILM MELODRAMA ......... 002 55570 0300PM-0630PM MW MAJOR FILM MOVEMENTS ............... 003 62621 0730PM-0900PM WF

IV. Topics

EKLC E1 B50 S GANGULY RAMY N11B23 KTCH 118 ME KEANE FA N141 S BRAKHAGE

FI~M 3003 3 MAJ DIR-INGMAR BERGMAN................... THIS SECTION MEETS THREE TIMES PER WEEK. THE SECOND~ ' MEETING TIME IS FOR FILM VIEWING.

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.............................................................. 001 55571 1230PM-0145PMTR EKLCE1B50 SGANGULY 40

.................................................................... 0700PM-1000PM M RAMY N1 1 B23 +FILM 3013 3 WOMEN AND FILM .............................. 001 55572 0300PM-0550PM MW EDUC 220 77

V. Intensive and Small YFILM 4004 3 FILM THEORY............................................ PREREQ FILM 3051. RESTRICTED TO FMSTAND FILM SENIORS .

.............................................................. 001 55611 0200PM-D450PM R HALE 260 ME KEANE 20 FILM 4005 3 TPC-SCREENWRITING WRKSHP ............ LIMITED TO UPPER DIVISION STUDENTS AND IS CONTROLLED

ENROLLMENT. STUDENTS MUST SUBMIT A WRITING SAMPLE TO PROFESSOR KA WIN BEFORE ENROLLMENT IN THE COURSE. .............................................................. 801 0900AM-1050AM WF ECON 205 BF KAWIN 20

Fine Arts THIS DEPARTMENT FOLLOWS THE GENERAL REGISTRATION AND ENROLLMENT GUIDELINES LOCATED UNDER THE HEADING "COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES," PAGE 34. THIS DEPARTMENT USES PRIMARILY SEQUENCING WAIT LISTS FOR UNDERGRADUATE COURSES, AND AUTOMATIC WAIT LISTS FOR GRADUATE COURSES. (SEE "USING WAIT LISTS" IN THE FRONT OF THIS SCHEDULE.). STUDENTS MAY BE ADMINISTRATIVELY DROPPED FOR NON- ATIENDANCE OF THE FIRST TWO CLASSES. ALL LABS WILL MEET THE FIRST WEEK OF CLASSES. INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE WORK IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. GRADUATE STUDENTS NEEDING TO REGISTER FOR. MASTER'S THESIS, MASTER'S DEGREE CANDIDATE, OR DOCTORAL THESIS, PLEASE CONSULT THE THE DEPARTMENT FOR FURTHER iNFORMATION. GRADUATE-LEVEL COURSES ARE NOT OPEN TO UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS WITHOUT INSTRUCTOR'S CONSENT.

I. Electronic Media FINE 4120 3 COMPUTER IMAGING ......................... 001 55733 0800AM-1215PM TR FA C1B53 JA JOHNSON 10 FINE 4340 3 INTERMED IMAGE PROCESS-................. PREREQ FINE 4240/5240 SAME AS FINE 5340.

COMPUTERANIMATION .................... 001 55738 0900AM-1150AMMWF FA C175 L VALDOVINO 5 FINE 4440 3 ADVANCED IMAGE PROCESS- .......... 001 55743 0100PM,0350PM MWF FA C175 L VALDOVINO 5

COMPUTER ANIMATION FINE5120 3 COMPUTERIMAGING ......................... 001 55769 0800AM-1215PMTR FA C1B53 JAJOHNSON 5 FINE 5340 3 INTERMED IMAGE PROCESS-................. PREREQ FINE 4240/5240. SAME AS FINE 4340.

COMPUTER ANIMATION .................... 001 55774 0900AM-1150AM MWF FA C175 L VALDOVINO 5 FINE 5440 3 ADVANCED IMAGE PROCESS- .......... 001 55779 0100PM-0350PM MWF FA C175 L VALDOVINO

COMPUTER ANIMATION

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FINE 4171 3 NEW DIRECTIONS IN PHOTO ............ 001 62360 0200PM-0330PM TR FA C1B70 FINE 4181 3 ADVANCED PHOTOGRAPHY ................... PREREO FINE 2191 OR EQUIVALENT.

.............................................................. 001 55735 0200PM-0450PM R FA C175C FINE 5161 3 GRADUATE PHOTOGRAPHY ............. 001 55770 0900AM-1150AM F FA N187 FINE 5181 3 GRADUATE PHOTOGRAPHY ............. 001 55771 TBA

Ill. Painting/Drawing FINE 1002 2 BASIC DRAWING ................................. 001 55616 0100PM-0250PM MWF

.............................................................. 002 55617 0300PM-0450PM MWF

.............................................................. 003 55618 1000AM-1150AMTR

.............................................................. 005 55620 0100PM-0345PM TR FINE 1012 3 BASIC DRAWING ................................. 002 55622 0100PM-0515PM TR FINE 1202 2 BASIC PAINTING ................................. 001 55633 0100PM-0350PM TR

.............................................................. 002 55634 0900AM-1050AM MWF FINE 1212 3 BASIC PAINTING ................................. 001 55648 0100PM-0350PM MWF

.............................................................. 002 55649 0800AM-1215PM TR FINE2002 3 DRAWING ............................................. 001 55654 0800AM-1215PMTR FINE 2202 3 INTERMEDIATE PAINTING ....................... PREREQ FINE 1202 OR 1212.

.............................................................. 001 55661 0100PM-0515PM TR FINE 2212 3 PRINCIPLES OF COLOR ..................... 001 62595 0100PM-0515PM TR FINE 3002 3 DRAWING AND ANATOMY ................. 001 55667 0800AM-1215PM MW FINE 3202 3 ADVANCED PAINTING 1 ........................... PREREQ FINE 2202.

.............................................................. 001 55673 0800AM-1215PM MW FINE 4202 3 ADVANCED PAINTING 2 ........................... PREREQ FINE 3202 .

.............................................................. 001 55736 0800AM-1215PM TR FINE 5202 3 GRADUATE PAINTING ........................ 001 55772 TBA

IV. Printmaking

FA N275 FA N298 FA N275 FA N275 FA N298 FA N103 FA N103 FA N103 FA N103 FA N298

FA C103 FA C1B53 FA N275

FA C103

FA C103

MWWALKER

AVCHONG BJ REVELLE BJ REVELLE

KMILLER JA JOHNSON CL REHM

CS FORSMAN

LS HERRITI CS FORSMAN

FINE 2403 3 BEGIN INTAGLIO/RELIEF .................... 001 55663 0100PM-0515PM TR FA C174 CC CLINE FINE 2413 3 BEGINNING LITHOGRAPHY..................... TAUGHT WITH FINE 3413 AND 4413.

.............................................................. 001 55664 0800AM-1215PM TR FA C1B90 CC CLINE FINE 2423 3 BEGINNING SCREEN PRINT.................... TAUGHT WITH FINE 3423 AND 4423 .

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.............................................................. 001 55665 0600PM-0950PM TR FA C1B70 K IWAMASA 6 FINE 3403 3 INTERMED INTAGLIO/RELIEF ............ 001 55675 0100PM·0515PM TR FA C174 CC CLINE 3 FINE 3413 3 INTERMEDIATE LITHOGRAPHY............... PREREQ ONE OTHER PRINTMAKING COURSE. TAUGHT WITH FINE

2413 AND 4413. .... , ......................................................... 001 55676 0800AM-1215PM TR FA C1B90 CC CLINE 2

FINE 3423 3 INTERMED SCREEN PRINTING............... PREREQ ONE OTHER PRINTMAKING COURSE. TAUGHT WITH FINE 2423 AND 4423. .............................................................. 001 55677 0600PM-0950PM TR FA C1B70 K IWAMASA 3

FINE 4403 3 ADVANCED INTAGLIO/RELIEF ........... 001 55739 0100PM-0515PM TR FA C174 CC CLINE 3 FINE 4413 3 ADVANCED LITHOGRAPHY ..................... PREREQ FINE 3413. TAUGHT WITH FINE 2413 AND 3413.

.............................................................. 001 55740 0800AM-1215PM TR FA C1B90 CC CLINE 4 FINE 4423 3 ADVANCED SCREEN PRINTING .............. PREREQ FINE 3423. TAUGHT WITH FINE 2423 AND 3423 .

.............................................................. 001 55741 0600PM-0950PM TR FA C1B70 K IWAMASA 6 FINE 5403 3 GRADUATE INTAGLIO/RELIEF ........... 001 55775 0100PM-0515PMTR FA C174 CC CLINE 3 FINE 5413 3 GRADUATE LITHOGRAPHY ............... 001 55776 0800AM-1215PM TR FA C1B90 CC CLINE FINE 5423 3 GRADUATE SCREEN PRINTING ........ 001 55777 0600PM-0950PM TR FA C1B70 K IWAMASA

V. Sculpture FINE 1504 2 BASIC SCULPTURE ............................. 001 55650 0800AM-1045AM TR FA C102 25

.............................................................. 002 55651 0100PM-0345PM MW FA C102 25 FINE 1514 3 BASIC SCULPTURE ............................. 001 55652 0800AM-1215PMMW FA C102 25 FINE2504 3 MATERIALSANDTECHNIQUES ......... 001 62411 0800AM-1215PMMW FA C140 GROOTS 20 FINE 3504 3 EXPERIMENTS/SCULPTURE 1 ............ 001 62412 0800AM-1215PM TR FA C140 A ROSATO 10 FINE 4504 3 ADVANCED SCULPTURE ......................... PREREQ FINE 3504 OR 3514. TAUGHT WITH FINE 3514.

VI VI

t II. Photography FINE 1161 2 BASIC PHOTOGRAPHY ............................ STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND CORRESPONDING

LAR .............................................................. 010 55623 0800AM-Q850AM MW FA C1755C 20

0 LAB ..................................................... L011 55624 0900AM-1050AM MW FA N106 20 2 BASIC PHOTOGRAPHY ...................... 020 55625 0100PM-0150PM MW F.A C1755C 20 0 LAB ..................................................... L021 55626 0200PM-0350PM MW FA N106 20 2 BASIC PHOTOGRAPHY ...................... 030 55627 0900AM-0950AMTR FA C1755C 20 0 LAB ..................................................... L031 55628 1000AM-1150AM TR FA N106 20 2 BASIC PHOTOGRAPHY ...................... 040 55629 1 OOOAM-1 050AM TR F A C1755C 20 0 LAB ..................................................... L041 55630 OBOOAM-0950AM TR FA N106 20

FINE 1171 3 BASIC PHOTOGRAPHY ............................ STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. .............................................................. 010 55631 0930AM-1050AM MW FA N161 20

. 0 LAB ..................................................... L011 55632 1100AM-1250PM MW FA N106 20 FINE 2191 3 INTERMED PHOTOGRAPHY 1 ............. : ... PREREQ FINE 1161 OR 1171.

.... : ........ , ................................................ 001 55658 1200PM-Q130PM TR FA C175C MW WALKER 10

............................................................ :.002 55659 0200PM-0450PM W FA C175C AJ SWEETMAN 10

............................................................... 003 55660 0200PM-0450PM T FA C175C AV CHONG 10 FINE 3191 3 INTERMED PHOTOGRAPHY 2 ................. PREREQ FINE 2191 OR EQUIVALENT.

.............................................................. 001 55670 1200PM-0130PM TR FA C175C MW WALKER 10

.............................................................. 002 55671 0200PM-0450PM W FA C175C AJ SWEETMAN 10

.............................................................. 003 55672 0200PM-0450PM T FA C175C AV CHONG 10 FINE 4161 3 ADVANCED PHOTOGRAPHY ................... PREREQ FINE 3191 OR EQUIVALENT.

......... ; .................................................... 001 55734 0200PM-0450PM R FA C175C AV CHONG 10

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• Quiet film transport system; muhi-function autozoom built-in flash with red-eye reduction

• 10 AE modes, including •green zone• program AE with camerashake prevention; Programmed Image Control; bar-code programing, and manual

• Superior response in AE and manual modes via Command Dial, Quick Control Dial and Electronic Input Dial.

• 7 custom control functions, including mirror lock and depth-offield preview

• Includes Canon U.S.A. 1-year limited Body only $449.95 warranty/registration card

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• indicates an arts and sciences core course

FINE 5504 3 GRADUATE SCULPTURE ................... 001 55781 0100PM-0515PM MW FA C160 G ROOTS FINE 5514 3 GRADUATE SCULPTURE ................... 001 55782 TBA G ROOTS

VI. Ceramics FINE 1875 2 INTRO CERAMIC SURVEY .................. 001 55653 0700PM-Q950PM MW FA C1 B30

10 10

20 FINE 2085 3 FIRST YEAR HANDBUILDJNG ............. 001 55655 0100PM-0515PM TR FA C1B30 HS CHAMBERUN 20 FINE 2095 3 FIRST YEAR WHEEL THROWING .......... ... PREREQ FINE 2085.

· .............................................................. 001 55656 0800AM-1215PM TR FA C1B30 L SIKORA 20 FINE 3085 3 INTERMEDIATE CERAMICS ..................... PREREQS FINE 2085 AND 2095.

.............................................................. 001 55668 0200PM-0450.PM MWF FA C1B30 TJ POTTER 17 FINE 4085 3 ADVANCED CERAMICS ............................ PREREQ FINE 3085.

.............................................................. 001 55723 0100AM-0515PM TR FA C1B55 L SIKORA 15 FINE 4095 3 CERAMICS SEMINAR................................ PREREQ FINE 4085. TAUGHT WITH FINE 5095 .

.............................................................. 001 55725 TBA TJ POTTER 10 FINE 5075 3 GRADUATE CERAMICS ...................... 001 55762 TBA HS CHAMBERLIN 10 FINE 5085 3 GRADUATE CERAMICS ...................... 001 55763 TBA HS CHAMBERLIN 10 FINE 5095 3 GRAD CERAMICS SEMINAR .................... TAUGHT WITH FINE 4095 .

............................ · .................................. 001 55766 TBA TJ POTTER 10

VII. Art Teacher Certification FINE 3626 2 TCHNG ART/ELEMNTRY CLASS.............. PREREQ JUNIOR STANDING .

.............................................................. 001 55680 0100PM-0250PM MW FA C153 SR FOSTER 25 FINE 3666 3 ART MATERIALS WORKSHOP ........... 001 55681 0900AM-1150AM MWF FA C17 4 SR FOSTER 20

VIII. Seminars and Special Topics +FINE 3007 3 WRITING-THE VISUAL ARTS .............. 001 62238 0300PM-0550PM M FA N187 P FRANK 20

............................................................... 002 62239 0700PM-0950PM W FA N187 J BALAS 20

.............................................................. 003 62240 0100PM-0350PM R FA N187 F CHARTERIS 20 FINE 39371-6 FINE ARTS INTERNSHIP ........................... THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE

DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. , ............................................................. 801 TBA 10

FINE 4097 3 SP TPC CERAM-CLAY/GLAZES ......... 001 62568 TBA L SIKORA 10 FINE 4117 3 BFA SEMINAR ............................................ THIS COURSE IS RESTRICTED TO FINE ARTS SENIORS .

.............................................................. 001 55730 0400PM-0650PM T FA N185 K MILLER 15

................................ · .............................. 002 55731 0400PM-0650PM T FA N163 LS HERRITT 15 FINE 5097 3 SP TPC CERAM-CLAY/GLAZES ......... 001 62569 TBA L SIKORA 10

IX. Visiting Artist Program +FINE 3098 3 GRIT THINK:CENSORIART ................. 001 62363 1230PM-0145PM MW FA N187 CL REHM 25 FINE 4118 3 VISITING ARTIST f'ROGRAM ................... PREREQ PORTFOLIO REVIEW FOR UNDERGRADUATES. THIS IS A

CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. .............................................................. 801 0700PM-1000PM T FA N141 EE MATTHEWS .................................................................... 0400PM-0530PM R FA N187

FINE 5118 3 GRAD VISITING ARTIST PRG ................... SAME AS FINE 4118. .............................................................. 001 55768 0700PM-1000PM T

0400PM-0530PM R

X. Art History

FA N141 FA N187

EE MATTHEWS 15

+FINE 1209 3 INTRO TO WESTERN ART 2 ..................... STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND RECITATION. . . .............................................................. 100 55635 0100PM-0150PM MW MATH 100 P FRANK 300 0 RECITATION ...................................... R101 55636 0400PM-0450PM M FA N185 26

............................................................ R102 55637 1200PM-1250PM M FA N185 26

............................................................ R103 55638 0300PM-0350PM M FA N185 26

............................................................ R104 55639 1200PM-1250PM F FA N185 26

............................................................ R105 55640 0100PM-0150PM F FA N185 26

............................................................ R106 55641 0900AM-0950AM W FA N185 26

............................................................ R107 55642 1200PM-1250PM W FA N185 26


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............................................................ R108 55643 0900AM-0950AM M FA N185

............................................................ R109 55644 0900AM-0950AM F FA N185

............................................................ R110 55645 0300PM-0350PMF FA N185 +FINE 1709 3 EX ART IMAGE/ARTIST/IDEA ............. 001 61574 1230PM-0145PM TR FA N141 RM BERNIER +FINE 3509 3 AMERICAN ART ................................... 001 61571 0900AM-0950AM MWF FA N141 FINE 4039 3 BYZANTINE ART... ............................... 001 61734 1230PM-0145PM TR FA N185 P VISONA FINE 4059 3 CLASSICALART/ARCHEOLOGY .............. SAME AS FINE 5059 AND CLAS 4059/5059.

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.............................................................. 001 55722 0930AM-1045AM TR EKLC E1B50 TZAVELLA EVJEN 5 FINE4459 3 THE'ARTSOFJAPAN .......................... 001 61728 0930AM-1045AMTR FA N185 RMBERNIER 20 FINE 4539 3 CONTEMP ART/1970 TO PRES .......... 001 61730 0300PM-0550PM W FA N185 EL DOSS 20 +FINE 4729 3 RDGS/ISSUE CONTEMP PHOTO ....... 001 62361 0100PM-0350PM F FA N187 AJ SWEETMAN 20 +FINE 4759 3 17 CENT ART/CONCEPT/BAROQ ............. PREREQS FINE 1109 OR FINE 1209; OR HUMN 1010 OR HUMN 1020.

SAME AS FINE 57_59 . .............................................................. 001 62749 0200PM.0250PM MWF FA N185 VH MINOR

FINE 4919 3 SEM-WOMEN OF THE AM WEST.. ..... 001 62243 0400PM-0650PM T FA N187 EL DOSS IN ART HISTORY

FINE 4929 3 SP TPCS-ART HIST .............. ,................... SECTION 801 IS CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT. PLEASE SEE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. TPC-HUM BDY/RENNAIS ENGL ......... 001 55756 0800AM-0915AM TR FA N185 SP TPCS-ART HIST/CRIT ................... 004 55759 0100PM-0350PM T FA N187 SP TPCS-ART HISTORY .................... 801 0200PM-0450PM R FA N163

FINE 5039 3 BYZANTINE ART.. ................................ 001 61735 1230PM-0145PM TR FA N185 FINE 5059 3 CLASSICAL ART/ARCHEOLOGY.............. SAME AS FINE 4059 AND CLAS 4059/5059.

L WILSON L LIPPARD EL DOSS PVISONA

.............................................................. 001 55761 0930AM-1045AM TR EKLC E1B50 TZAVELLA EVJEN FINE 5159 3 HELLENISTIC ART AND ARCH ................. SAME AS CLAS 5159.

20 6

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.............................................................. 001 61549 1230PM-0145PM TR EDUC 330 TZAVELLA EVJEN 12 FINE 5459 3 THE ARTS OF JAPAN .......................... 001 61729 0930AM-1045AM TR FA N185 RM BERNIER 10 FINE 5539 3 CONTEMP ART/1970 TO PRES .......... 001 61731 0300PM-0550PM W FA N185 EL DOSS 10 FINE 5759 3 17CENT ART/CONCEPT/BAROQ .............. PREREQ FINE 1109 OR FINE 1209; OR HUMN 1010 OR HUMN 1020.

SAME AS FINE 4759 . .............................................................. 001 62750 0200PM-0250PM MWF FA N185 VH MINOR 10

FINE 5929 3 SP TPCS-ART HIST/CRIT... ................. 004 55859 0100PM-0350PM T FA N187 L LIPPARD 5 FINE 6939 3 SEM-WOMEN OF THE AM WEST.. ..... 001 62241 0400PM-0650PM T FA N187 EL DOSS

French STUDENTS WHO EARNED LESS THAN A C- IN THE PREREQUISITE COURSE WILL BE ADMINISTRATIVELY DROPPED. ANY STUDENT WITH THREE UNEXCUSED ABSENCES DURING THE SCHEDULE ADJUSTMENT PERIOD MAY BE ADMINISTRA· TIVELY DROPPED. IT IS THE STUDENTS RESPONSIBILITY TO DROP ALL COURSES. GRADUATE STUDENTS NEEDING TO REGISTER FOR MASTER'S THESIS, MASTER'S DEGREE CANDIDATE, OR DOCTORAL THESIS, PLEASE CONSULT THE GRADUATE ADVISER.

' +FREN 1010 5 BEGINNING FRENCH 1 ....................... 001 55941 0800AM-0850AM M·F .............................................................. 002 55942 0900AM-0950AM M-F .............................................................. 003 55943 1000AM-1050AM M-F .............................................................. 004 55944 1100AM-1150AM M-F .............................................................. 005 55945 1200PM-1250PM M-F .............................................................. 006 55946 0100PM-0150PM M-F .............................................................. 007 55947 0200PM-0250PM M-F

+FREN 1020 5 BEGINNING FRENCH 2 ....................... 001 59948 0800AM-0850AM M-F .............................................................. 002 55949 1000AM-1050AM M-F .............................................................. 003 55950 1100AM·1150AM M-F .............................................................. 004 55951 1200PM-1250PM M-F .............................................................. 005 55952 0100PM-0150PM M·F .............................................................. 006 55953 0200PM-0250PM M-F

+FREN 1050 5 BEGINNING FRENCH REVIEW ........... 001 55955 0900AM-0950AM M-F .............................................................. 002 55956 1200PM-1250PM M-F

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Geography STUDENTS MAY BE ADMINISTRATIVELY DROPPED AFTER FAILING TO AITEND THE FIRST TWO CLASSES. IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY TO KNOW WHICH CLASSES YOU ARE REGISTERED FOR AND TO KNOW WHETHER YOU HAVE ROLLED INTO CLASSES FROM WAIT LISTS. INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE WORK IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. GRADUATE STUDENTS NEEDING TO REGISTER FOR MASTER'S THESIS, MASTER'S DEGREE CANDIDATE, OR DOCTORAL THESIS, PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. THIS DEPARTMENT USES PRIMARILY SEQUENCING WAIT LISTS. (SEE "USING WAIT LISTS" IN THE FRONT OF THIS SCHEDULE.)

I. General ALL 800 SECTIONS OF "GENERAL" GEOGRAPHY ARE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT. PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY.

GEOG 3930 3 · IINTERNSHIP ............................................ SAME AS GEOG 5930. NOTE: STUDENT MUST APPLY AND BE ACCEPTED THE SEMESTER PRIOR TO ENROLLMENT. SPONSORS ARE LIMITED TO DEPARTMENTAL LIST. ............................................................. 801 0700PM-0950PM T GUGG 2 KA ERICKSON 35 ............................................................. 802 TBA 35

+GEOG 4990 3 SENIOR THESIS....................................... PREREQ SENIOR STANDING; GEOGRAPHY OR ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION MAJOR. THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. PREREQUISITE SENIOR STANDING.

., ........................................................... 801 TBA JL WESCOAT 30 +GEOG 5930 3 ADVANCED INTERNSHIP........................ SAME AS GEOG 3930. THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT

COURSE. PLEASE SEE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY . ............................................................. 801 0700PM-0950PM T GUGG 2 KA ERICKSON 35

11. Physical Geography +GEOG 1001 4 ENVIR SYS 1-CLIMATE/VEG ................... LABS WILL BEGIN THE WEEK OF JAN 24TH. STUDENT MUST

REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. LAB SECTION 0131S A SPECIAL LAB RESTRICTED TO GEOG AND EVOC MAJORS . ......................... .................................... 010 56033 0330PM-0445PM TR HALE 270 175

0 LAB .................................................... L011 56034 1200PM-0150PM M GUGG 3 35 ........................................................... L012 56035 0200PM-0350PM W GUGG 3 35 ........................................................... L013 56036 1200PM-0150PM T GUGG 3 35 ........................................................... L014 56037 1000AM-1150AM R GUGG 3 35 .......................................................... 1015 56038 0800AM·0950AM T GUGG 3 35

4 ENVIR SYS 1-CLIMATENEG ................... LAB SECTION 0231S A SPECIAL LAB RESTRICTED TO GEOG AND EVOC MAJORS. ............................................................. 020 56039 0300PM-0350PM MWF HALE 270 175

0 LAB ................................................... 1021 56040 0800AM-0950AM M GUGG 3 35 .......................................................... 1022 56041 0400PM·0550PM T GUGG 3 35 ........................................................... L023 56042 0800AM·0950AM W GUGG 3 35 ........................................................... L024 56043 0400PM·0550PM R GUGG 3 35 ........................................................... L025 56044 0800AM-0950AM F GUGG 3 35

+GEOG 1011 4 ENV SYS 2-LANDFORMS/SOIL ............... LABS WILL BEGIN THE WEEK OF JANUARY 24TH. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. LAB SECTION 0131S A SPECIAL LAB RESTRICTED TO GEOG AND EVOC MAJORS. ............................................................. 010 56045 1230PM-0145PM TR DUAN G020 TN CAINE 175

0 LAB ................................................... 1011 56046 1 OOOAM·1150AM W GUGG 3 35 .. ' ......................................................... L012 56047 1000AM-1150AMT GUGG3 35 .......................................................... 1013 56048 0200PM-0350PM M GUGG 3 35 ........................................................... L014 56049 1200PM-0150PM W GUGG 3 35 ........................................................... L015 56050 1200PM-0150PM F GUGG 3 35

4 ENV SYS 2-LANDFORMS/SOIL ............... LAB SECTION 0231S A SPECIAL LAB RESTRICTED TO GEOG AND EVOC MAJORS. ............................................................. 020 56051 0200PM-0250PM MWF HALE 270 M WILLIAMS 175

0 LAB ................................................... 1021 56052 1000AM-1150AM M C:l11r,r, ~

• +FREN 2110 3 2ND YEAR GRAM REV/READ 1 ................ SECTIONS 001-006: TRACK A- REVIEW OF GRAMMAR WITH EMPHASIS ON CULTURAL READINGS. .............................................................. 001 55957 0800AM-0850AM MWF HLMS 251 25 .............................................................. 002 55958 1000AM-1050AM MWF COTT 104 25 .............................................................. 003 55959 1000AM-1050AM MWF LIBR M3000D 25 .............................................................. 004 55960 1100AM-1150AM MWF HLMS 271 25 .............................................................. 005 55961 1200PM-1250PM MWF HLMS 271 25

.............................................................. 006 55962 1200PM-1250PM MWF HLMS 259 25 SECTIONS 007-009: TRACK B - REVIEW OF GRAMMAR WITH EMPHASIS ON LITERARY READINGS. RECOMMENDED FOR STUDENTS WHO WILL TAKE FREN 2120. .............................................................. 007 55963 0900AM-0950AM MWF HLMS 259 25 .............................................................. 008 55964 0100PM-0150PM MWF HLMS 271 25 .............................................................. 009 55965 0200PM-0250PM MWF HLMS 259 25

FREN 2120 3 2ND YR GRAM/REV AND LIT .................... PREREQ THREE SEMESTERS OF COLLEGE LEVEL FRENCH OR EQUIVALENT. .............................................................. 001 55966 1 OOOAM-1 050AM MWF RAMY N1 B31 25 .............................................................. 002 55967 11 OOAM-1150AM MWF LIBR M3000D 25 .............................................................. 003 55968 1200PM-1250PM MWF HLMS 255 25 .............................................................. 004 55969 1200PM-1250PM MWF HLMS 181 25 .............................................................. 005 55970 0100PM-0150PM MWF HLMS 263 25

FREN 2500 3 CONVERSATION IN FRENCH ............. 001 61260 0100PM-0150PM MWF KTCH 206 20 FREN 3010 3 FR PHONETICS/PRONUN ......................... PREREQ 4 SEMESTERS COLLEGE FRENCH OR EQUIVALENT.

....... ; ...................................................... 001 55971 0930AM-1045AM TR 20

.............................................................. 002 55972 1100AM-1215PMTR CLRE209 20

.............................................................. 003 55973 1000AM-1050AM MWF HLMS 285 20

.............................................................. 004 55974 0100PM-0150PM MWF HLMS 251 20 FREN 3050 3 FRENCH COMPOSITION 1........................ PREREQ FREN 2120 OR EQUIVALENT.

.............................................................. 001 55975 0800AM-0850AM MWF HLMS 259 25

.............................................................. 002 55976 0900AM-0950AM MWF HLMS 271 25

.............................................................. 003 55977 1000AM-1050AM MWF HALE 260 25

.............................................................. 004 55978 1000AM-1050AM MWF HLMS 255 25 FREN 3060 3 FRENCH COMPOSITION 2 ........................ PREREQ FREN 3050 OR EQUIVALENT.

.............................................................. 001 55979 1230PM-0145PM TR MUEN E118 25

.............................................................. 002 55980 1000AM-1050AM MWF FA N185 F JENSEN 25 FREN 3100 3 GRIT RDG/WRIT/FREN LIT.. ................ 001 61261 1230PM-0145PM TR HLMS 247 JB FREY 30 +FREN 3110 3 MAIN CURRENTS FREN LIT 1 .................. PREREQ OR COREQ FREN 3100.

.............................................................. 001 55981 0900AM-0950AM MWF HLMS 245 C FASBENDER 27 +FREN 3120 3 MAIN CURRENTS FREN LIT 2 .................. PREREQ OR COREQ FREN 3100.

.............................................................. 001 55982 1100AM-1215PMTR HLMS263 WMOTTE 28 FREN 4050 3 BUSINESS FRENCH 2 ............................... PREREQ FREN 3600 OR. INSTRUCTOR CONSENT.

.......................................................... 001 55983 0930AM-1045AM TR RAMY N1B75 20 FREN 4110 3 TPC-BALZAC ........................................ 001 55984 0200PM-0315PM TR HLMS 255 JB FREY 30 FREN 4140 3 INTRO TO OLD FRENCH ..................... 001 61264 1200PM-1250PM MWF HLMS 251 F JENSEN 30 FREN 4210 3 HIST/FRENCH CIVILIZATION .............. 001 61265 1100AM-1150AM MWF KTCH 35 C FASBENDER 20 FREN 4960 6 H/S STUDENT TEACHING ................... 001 55991 TBA 20 FREN 5170 3 FRANCOPHONE AFRICAN LIT ........... 001 61268 0330PM-0600PM W CLRE 209 MP MORTIMER 20 FREN 5250 3 MEDIEVAL & RENAISS RDGS ............ 001 61267 0330PM-0600PM R HLMS 267 C S BRAIDER 20 FREN 5440 3 LITERARY LUDICS .................................... TAUGHT WITH COML 6040 .

..................................................... : ........ 001 61266 0330PM-0600PM T CLRE 301 W MOTTE 20


• .. ........................................................ 1022 56053 1000AM-1150AM F GUGG 3 35 .......................................................... 1023 56054 1200PM-0150PM R GUGG 3 35 .. ......................................................... L024 56055 0200PM-0350PM R GUGG 3 35 .......................................................... .L025 56056 0200PM-0350PM T GUGG 3 35

+GEOG 3201 3 ATMOS SCIENCE 2-CLIMATOL............... PR.ER.EQ APAS 1150 OR. GEOG 1001 OR. INSTRUCTOR. CONSENT. SAME AS APAS 3200 . ........................................... .. ... 001

+GEOG 4331 3 MOUNTAIN CLIMATOLOGY ................... .. ............................................................. 001

+GEOG 4501 3 WATER/RESRCE MGT WEST US .......... . ............................................................. 001

+GEOG 5161 3 HIST/NATURE OF PHYS GEOG ............ .. ............................................................. 001

+GEOG 5241 3 TOPICS/PHYSICAL GEOG ................. 001 HYDRO/HYDROCHEM MODELING TOPICS/PHYSICAL GEOG ................. 002 FLUVIAL GEOMORPHOLOGY

+GEOG 5331 3 MOUNTAIN CLIMATOLOGY .................... . ............................................................. 001

+GEOG 5501 3 WATER/RESRCE MGT WEST US .......... . ............................................................. 001

+GEOG 62411 HYDROLOGY/GEOMORPHOLOGY ......... ............................................................. 001

Ill. Human and Cultural Geography

56064 1200PM-1250PM MWI= HAL~ 230 SAME AS GEOG 5331. 61370 0200PM-0315PM TR GUGG 2 SAME AS GEOG 5501. 56100 0800AM-0915AM TR EDUC 220 GEOGRAPHY GRADUATE STUDENTS ONLY. 56113 0600PM-0850PM T GUGG 3

0300PM-0450PM F GUGG 3 56114 0400PM-0650PM M GUGG 101

61377 0930AM-1045AM TR GUGG 101

SAME AS GEOG 4331. 61375 0200PM-0315PM TR GUGG 2 SAME AS GEOG 4501. 56116 0800AM-0915AM TR EDUC 220 SAME AS GEOL 6241.. 56149 TBA

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RG BARRY 35

JL WESCOAT 93

JL WESCOAT 30

M WILLIAMS 15

JC PITLICK 15

RG BARRY 35

JL WESCOAT 93

PW BIRKELAND 15 C N CAINE JC PITLICK

GEOG 1982 3 WORLD REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY .... 001 56057 0800AM-0915AM TR HALE 270 200 +GEOG 1992 3 INTRO TO HUMAN GEOGRAPHY ..... 001 56058 0800AM-0850AM MWF CHEM 140 D MITCHELL 508

............................................................. 002 56059 0100PM-0150PM MWF CHEM 140 D MITCHELL 500 +GEOG 3422 3 CONSERVATION THOUGHT ............. 001 56065 0800AM-0915AM TR HALE 230 KA ERICKSON 88 +GEOG 4672 3 SEM-AGROECOSYSTEMS ...................... SAME AS GEOG 5672 .

............................................................. 001 61382 0200PM-0450PM R GUGG 101 WE RIEBSAME 15 +GEOG 4712 3 POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY........................ RESTRICTED TO SENIOR GEOG AND IAFS MAJORS ONLY.

............................................................. 001 56102 1100AM-1150AM MWF GUGG 205 C. FLINT 49 +GEOG 4732 3 POPULATION GEOGRAPHY................... SAME AS GEOG 5732 .

............................................................. 001 56103 1000AM-1050AM MWF GUGG 2 A ROGERS 35 +GEOG 4742 3 ENVIRONMENTS & PEOPLES ........... 001 56104 0200PM-0450PM W GUGG 205 WE RIEBSAME 25

ENV. & SOC. SYSTEMS ENVIRONMENTS & PEOPLES ........... 002 61378 0800AM-0915AM TR GUGG 206 D MITCHELL 25 APPROACHES TO LANDSCAPE

+GEOG 5642 3 SEMINAR-URBAN GEOGRAPHY ...... 001 62126 TBA LA STAEHELI 15 +GEOG 5672 3 SEM-AGROECOSYSTEMS ...................... SAME AS GEOG 4672.

............................................................. 001 61383 0200PM-0450PM R GUGG 101 WE RIEBSAME 15 +GEOG 5732 3 POPULATION GEOGRAPHY ................... SAME AS GEOG 4732.

............................................................. 001 56117 1000AM-105dAM MWF GUGG 2 A ROGERS 35

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IV. Techniques (Skills) DUE TO HIGH DEMAND FOR TECHNIQUES COURSES, YOU MUST ATTEND THE FIRST TWO CLASSES OR YOU WILL BE ADMINISTRATIVELY DROPPED. WAIT LISTS ARE SEQUENCED WITH PRIORITY TO SENIOR MAJORS.

GEOG 2053 4 MAPS AND MAPPING............................... STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. ............................................................. 010 61384 0800AM-0850AM MWF HALE 230 50

0 LAB .................................................... L011 61385 0100PM-0250PM M GUGG 206 25 ........................................................... L012 61386 0100PM-0250PM W GUGG 206 25

+GEOG 3053 4 CARTOGRAPHY 1 .................................... RESTRICTED TO SENIOR GEOG AND EVOC MAJORS. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. ............................................................. 010 56061 1230PM-0145PM TR GUGG 6 KA ERICKSON 30

0 LAB .................................................... L011 56062 0200PM-0450PM T GUGG 6 15 ........................................................... L012 56063 0200PM-0450PM R GUGG 6 15

+GEOG 4043 4 CARTOGRAPHY 2/COMPUT MAP........... PREREQ GEOG 3053. SAME AS GEOG 5043. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. ............................................................. 010 61462 1230PM-0145PM TR GUGG 206 M KUMLER 30

0 LAB ................................................... 1011 61393 0200PM-0350PM M GUGG 6 15 ........................................................... L012 61397 0200PM-0350PM W GUGG 6 15

+GEOG 4083 4 MAP/REMOTE SENSD IMAGERY............ PREREQS GEOG 3093, GEOG 4093, OR EQUIVALENT. SAME AS GEOG 5083. RESTRICTED TO SENIOR MAJORS. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. ............................................................. 010 56089 0900AM-1050AM MW GUGG 206 M HODGSON 20

0 LAB .................................................... L011 56090 0900AM-1 050AM F GUGG 6 20 +GEOG 4093 4 REMOTE SENSING-ENVIRON................. SAME AS GEOG 5093 AND GEOL 4093/5093. RESTRICTED TO JR.

AND SR. GEOG, EVOC, GEOL MAJORS. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. ............................................................. 010 56091 0930AM-1045AM TR GUGG 206 K STEFFEN 35

0 LAB ............................... c .................... L011 56092 0200PM-0350PM R GUGG 206 35 +GEOG 5043 4 CARTOGRAPHY 2/COMPUT MAP........... STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB.

............................................................. 010 61467 1230PM-0145PM TR GUGG 206 M KUMLER 30 0 LAB .................................................... L011 61399 0200PM-0350PMM GUGG6 15

........................................................... L012 61398 0200PM-0350PM W GUGG 6 15 +GEOG 5083 4 MAP/REMOTE SENSD IMAGERY ............ PREREO GEOG 3093, GEOG 4093, OR EQUIVALENT. SAME AS GEOG

4093. RESTRICTED TO GEOG GRAD STUDENTS. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. ............................................................. 010 56108 0900AM-1050AM MW GUGG 206 M HODGSON 20

0 LAB .................................................... L011 56109 0900AM-1050AM F GUGG 6 20 +GEOG 5093 4 REMOTE SENSING-ENVIRON................. RESTRICTED TO GEOG GRAD STUDENTS ONLY. STUDENT MUST

REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. ............................................................. 01 0 56110 0930AM-1 045AM TR GUGG 206 K STEFFEN 35

0 LAB .................................................... L011 56111 0200PM-0350PM R GUGG 206 35 +GEOG 5113 3 SEM-GEOG INFORM SYSTEMS .............. PREREQ GEOG 4103 OR GEOG 5103.

............................................................. 001 56112 0300PM-0550PM W GUGG 101 M HODGSON 20

Geological Sciences THIS DEPARTMENT USES PRIMARILY AUTOMATIC WAIT LISTS. (SEE "USING WAIT LISTS" IN THE FRONT OF THIS SCHEDULE.) GRADUATE STANDING IS REQUIRED FOR ALL GRADUATE LEVEL COURSES. INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE WORK IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. GRADUATE STUDENTS NEEDING TO REGISTER FOR MASTER'S THESIS, MASTER'S DEGREE CANDIDATE, OR DOCTORAL THESIS, PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. GEOLOGY COLLOQUIUM MEETS EVERY WEDNESDAY, 4:00-5:50 P.M.IN GEOLOGY 121. EACH COURSE IN THIS DEPARTMENT HAS A COURSE FEE OF $20 FOR SPECIALIZED SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT.

+GEOL 1010 3 INTRO TO GEOLOGY 1 ..................... 001 56235 0900AM-0950AM MWF GEOL 121 167 +GEOL 1020 3 INTRO TO GEOLOGY 2 ........................... PREREQ GEOL 1010 OR EQUIVALENT.

........................................................... 001 56236 0800AM-0915AM TR GEOL 121 DL EICHER 167

........................................................... 002 56237 1000AM-1050AM MWF GEOL 121 P WEIMER 167 +GEOL 1070 3 GLOB CHG 2-ERTH/SCI PEAS ............... PREREQ GEOL 1060 OR EQUIVALENT.

........................................................... 001 56239 0100PM-0150PM MWF GEOL 121 JWC WHITE 167 +GEOL 1080 1 INTRO TO_GEOLOGY 1 LAB ............. 001 56240 1230PM-0315PM R GEOL 114 20

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0 +GEOL42003

+GEOL43503

+GEOL43603

+GEOL44704

0 +GEOL45303

+GEOL46403

+GEOL49404

0 +GEOL50604

0 +GEOL52003

+GEOL52103

+GEOL52404

0 +GEOL52603

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SOCIETAL PRBLM/EARTH SCI .............. PREREQS ONE YEAR OF CALCULUS AND ONE YEAR OF PHYSICAL SCIENCE (PHYSICS, CHEMISTRY, BIOLOGY); OR EQUIVALENT; OR CONSENT OF INSTRUCTOR. .. ......................................................... 001 56275 01 OOPM-0150PM MWF GEOL 308 HA SPETZLER 25

FIELD GEOLOGY ..................................... PREREQ GEOL 3120. STUDENTS ENROLLING IN GEOL 4110 SHOULD NOT REGISTER FOR OTHER CLASSES FROM 1200-1250 ON MWF. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB . ........................................................... 010 56276 1000AM-1050AM MF GEOL 127 WA BRADDOCK 25

LAB ................................................... L011 56277 0100PM-0450PM MWF GEOL 127 WA BRADDOCK 25 GEOPHYSICS AND TECTONICS............ PREREQ ANY 1000-LEVEL SEQUENCE IN GEOLOGICAL SCIENCES; GEOL 3120 RECOMMENDED. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. . .......................................................... 100 56280 1100AM-1215PM TR GEOL 134 C KISSLINGER 32 ................................................................. EE LARSON

LAB ................................................... L101 56281 0200PM-0445PM R GEOL232 32 ADVANCED MINERALOGY ..................... PREREQ GEOL 4100 OR 5100. SAME AS GEOL 5200. . .......................................................... 001 56284 11 OOAM-1215PM TR GEOL 326 JR SMYTH 12

FOLD BELTS/EXTENS BASINS.............. PREREQS GEOL 3120 AND 3430, OR CONSENT OF INSTRUCTOR. SAME AS GEOL 5350 ............................ .. ........................................................... 001 62272 0400PM-0530PM TR GUGG 206 JD EDWARDS 25 ................................................................. RM KLIGFIELD

GLACIAL GEOLOGY ............................... PREREQ ANY 1000-LEVEL SEQUENCE OF GEOLOGICAL SCIENCES OR CONSENT OF THE INSTRUCTOR. SAME AS GEOL 5360 . ........................................................... 001 56287 1 OOOAM-1 050AM MWF GEOL 308 JT ANDREWS 16

PALEO LOWER VERTEBRATES ............ PREREQ GEOL 3410, ONE YEAR OF BIOLOGY, ONE YEAR OF GEOLOGY, OR INSTRUCTOR CONSENT. SAME AS 5470. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB . ........................................................... 010 62414 1200PM-1250PM MW HUNT 109 JA HARRIS

LAB ................................................... L011 62416 0100PM-0450PM F HUNT 109 JA HARRIS INTRO PHYSIC SOLID EARTH ............... PREREQ MATH 2400 AND PHYS 2130 .

15 15

........................................................... 001 56288 0900AM-0950AM MWF GEOL 311 HA SPETZLER 26

................................................................. JB RUNDLE GLACIOLOGY .......................................... PREREQ MATH 1300 OR EQUIVALENT. SAME AS GEOL 5640. ........................................................... 001 56289 0800AM-0915AM TR GEOL 308 MF MEIER 20

INTRO GEOPHYS PROSPECT............... PREREQ PHYS 1120, MATH 2300, AND ANY 1000-LEVEL SEQUENCE IN GEOLOGICAL SCIENCES. SAME AS GEOL 5940. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. ........................................................... 010 61836 1230PM-0145PM TR GEOL 134 AF SHEEHAN 16

LAB .................................................. 1011 61838 0200PM-0445PM R AF SHEEHAN 16 OCEANOGRAPHY................................... SAME AS GEOL 4060. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. ........................................................... 010 61452 0200PM-0315PM TR GEOL 134 WW HAY

LAB ................................................... L011 61454 0900AM-1150AM F GEOL232 WW HAY ADVANCED MINERALOGY ..................... SAME AS GEOL 4200. ........................................................... 001 56335 11 OOAM-1215PM TR GEOL 326 JR SMYTH

ADV IGNEOUS PETROLOGY ................. PREREQ GEOL 5170 OR EQUIVALENT.

25 25

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........................................................... 001 61401 0200PM-0315PM TR GEOL 308 CR STERN 20 REMOTE SENS/IMAGE ANAL Y .............. PREREQ GEOL 4093/5093 OR GEOG 4093/5093. KNOWLEDGE OF MULTIVARIATE STATISTICS RECOMMENDED. OPEN TO UNDERGRADUATES. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. ........................................................... 010 56336 1100AM-1150AM MWF GEOL 134 AFH GOETZ

LAB .................................................. 1011 56337 1200PM-1250PM F GEOL 134 AFH GOETZ FIELD ST/MINERAL DEPOSIT................ PREREQS GEOL 4250 OR GEOL 5250 AND GEOL 4110.

20 20

........................................................... 001 61277 0800AM-0500PM S GEOL 134 WW ATKINSON 15 FOLD BEL TS/EXTENS BASINS.............. SAME AS GEOL 4350. .. ......................................................... 001 62273 0400PM-0530PM TR GUGG 206 JD EDWARDS 25

RM KLIGFIELD +GEOL 5360 3 GLACIAL GEOLOGY ............................... SAME AS GEOL 4360.

........................................................... 001 56340 1000AM-1050AM MWF GEOL 308 JT ANDREWS 16 +GEOL 5430 2 SOIL LAB METHODS ......................... 001 61272 0800AM-1150AM F GEOL 130 PW BIRKFI ANn A

+GEOL 1080 1 INTRO TO GEOLOGY 1 LAB ............. 002 56241 0200PM-0450PM F GEOL 114 20 +GEOL 1090 1 INTRO TO GEOLOGY 2 LAB ............. 001 56242 1230PM-0315PM T GEOL 114 DL EICHER 20

........................................................... 002 56243 0200PM-0445PM T GEOL 114 20

........................................................... 003 56244 0200PM-0450PM W GEOL 114 20

........................................................... 004 56245 0930AM-1215PM R GEOL 114 20

........................................................... 005 56246 0200PM-0450PM M GEOL 114 20

........................................................... 006 56247 0930AM-1215PMT GEOL 114 20

........................................................... 007 56248 1000AM-1250PM F GEOL 114 20 +GEOL 11101 GLOBAL CHANGE LABORATORY ......... COREQ GEOL 1070. .

........................................................... 001 56249 1230PM-0315PM T GEOL 127 JWC WHITE 25

........................................................... 002 56250 0800AM-1045AM R GEOL 127 JWC WHITE 25

........................................................... 003 56251 1230PM-0315PM R GEOL 127 JWC WHITE 25 +GEOL 11403 DYNEARTH2/SOLIDEARTH ........... 001 56252 1100AM-1150AMMWF GEOL 121 RGBILHAM 167 +GEOL 1420 4 THE EARTH 2 .......................................... THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE THE

UNIVERSITY LEARNING CENTER OFFICE LIBR E1B36 FOR ELIGIBILITY: STUDENTS MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND RECITATION. ........................................................... 760 0100PM-0150PM MWF EDUC 155 49

0 RECITATION ................................... R761 1000AM-1050AM MW GEOL 114 15 ........................................................ R762 1100AM-1150AM MW GEOL 114 15 ........................................................ R763 0800AM-0850AMTR GEOL 114 15

+GEOL 3020 3 PETROLOGY........................................... PREREQ GEOL 3010. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. ........................................................... 100 56257 0930AM-1020AM TR GEOL 232 JL MUNOZ 36 ................................................................. EE LARSON ................................................................. CR STERN

0 LAB ................................................... L101 56258 0200PM-0445PM T GEOL 326 18 ......................................................... L 102 56259 0200PM-0445PM W GEOL 326 18

+GEOL 3040 3 GLOB CHGEIRECNT GEOL REG........... PREREQS GEOL 1060/1070 OR GEOG 1001/1011 OR ANY TWO COURSE SEQUENCE OF 1000 LEVEL NATURAL SCIENCE CORE COURSES. ........................................................... 001 56260 11 OOAM-1215PM TR GEOL 308 JT ANDREWS 30 ........................................................... 002 61263 1230PM-0145PM TR GEOL 308 JT ANDREWS 30

+GEOL 3050 1 COMPUTER ASSTD GEOL TECH.......... PREREQ TWO SEMESTERS OF 1000-LEVEL GEOLOGY. 1000-LEVEL COURSES SHOULD TOTAL SIX HOURS. A GEOL LAB IS STRONGLY RECOMMENDED. ........................................................... 001 56261 0400PM-0600PM R GEOL 7A WA BRADDOCK 12

+GEOL 3070 3 INTRO TO OCEANOGRAPHY................. PREREQ ANY 1000-LEVEL SEQUENCE IN GEOLOGICAL SCIENCES, OR GEOL 1010 AND ONE SEMESTER OF BIOLOGY. ........................................................... 001 56262 1100AM-1215PMTR GEOL311 WWHAY 50

+GEOL 3430 4 SEDIMNTOLOGY/STRATIGRPHY .......... PREREQ ANY 1000-LEVEL SEQUENCE IN GEOLOGICAL SCIENCES OR EQUIVALENT. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. ........................................................... 010 56265 1230PM-0145PM TR GEOL 311 DA BUDD 35 ................................................................. DL EICHER ................................................................. DL EICHER

0 LAB ................................................... L011 56266 0200PM-0450PM R GEOL 226 DA BUDD 35 ......................................................... L012 56267 0200PM-0450PM T GEOL 226 DA BUDD 35 .

+GEOL 3520 3 ENVIR ISSUES/GEOSCIENCES............. PREREQ ANY GEOL 1000-LEVEL COURSE OR INTRODUCTORY CHEMISTRY OR PHYSICS. ..................... ., .................................... 001 56268 1000AM-1050AMMWF GEOL311 JWCWHITE 35

+GEOL 3630 3 GREAT GEOL CONTROVERSIES.......... PREREQ ONE YEAR SEQUENCE IN ANY NATURAL SCIENCE. ........................................................... 001 56270 0900AM-0950AM MWF GEOL 308 JL MUNOZ 25

+GEOL 3930 1-61NTERNSHIP ........................................... PREREQ COMPLETION, WITH A B OR BETTER, OF AT LEAST TWO COURSES FOR GEOLOGY MAJORS. MUST BE AT LEAST A JUNIOR. THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE THE DEPARTMENT FOR ELIGIBILITY. ........................................................... 800 TBA JT ANDREWS 30

+GEOL 4060 4 OCEANOGRAPHY................................... SAME AS GEOL 5060. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. 010 ................................................. 61451·0200PM-0315PMTR GEOL 134 WWHAY 25

0 LAB ................................................... L011_ 61453 0900AM-1150AM F GEOL232 WW HAY 25


+GEOL 5440 4 MORPH AND GENESIS SOILS............... PREREQS GEOL 4241 OR 5241 OR EQUIVALENT, CHEM 1111 OR EQUIVALENT, OR INSTRUCTOR CONSENT. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. ........................................................... 010 56343 1100AM-1215PM TR GEOL 127 PW BIRKELAND 25

0 LAB ................................................... L011 56344 1230PM-0450PM R GEOL 206 PW BIRKELAND 25 +GEOL 5470 4 PALEO LOWER VERTEBRATES ............ SAME AS GEOL 4470. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE

AND LAB. ......................... 010 82415 1200PM-1250PM MW HUNT 109 JA HARRIS

0 LAB ................................................... L011 62417 0100PM-0450PMF HUNT109 JAHARRIS 15 +GEOL 5490 3 GEOCHEM HYDTH ORE DEPS .............. PREREQ GEOL 5250 OR EQUIVALENT.

........................................................... 001 61280 0330PM-0445PM TR GEOL 134 WW ATKINSON 20 +GEOL 5630 2 PHYSICS - REMOTE SENSING ........ 001 56350 TBA AFH GOETZ 20 +GEOL 5640 3 GLACIOLOGY.......................................... PREREQ MATH 1300 OR EQUIVALENT. SAME AS GEOL 4640 .

........................................................... 001 56351 0800AM-0915AM TR GEOL 308 MF MEIER 20 +GEOL 5680 3 GLOBAL TECTONICS .............................. PREREQS GEOL 4130 AND 4530, OR EQUIVALENTS. PERMISSION OF

INSTRUCTOR REQUIRED IN LIEU OF PREREQS. .. ......................................................... 001 61273 0930AM-1045AM TR GEOL 134 RG BILHAM 36 ................................................................. WW HAY

+GEOL 5700 3 GEOLOGICAL TOPIC SEMINAR ............. FIELD TRIP TO MEXICO JAN 2-11, 1994. ........................................................... 001 56354 0700PM-0750PM M GEOL 226

+GEOL 5720 3 SEM-SED CNTRL AQUIF PERM ....... 001 56356 0300PM-0550PM M GEOL 232 WWATKINSON 20 DA BUDD 20

................................................................. VK GUPTA

................................................................. SGE +GEOL 5730 3 SEM-ADV TPCS GROUNDWATER ... 001 61858 0930AM-1045AM TR GEOL 308 S GE 20 +GEOL 5750 2 SEM-ADV TPCS HYDROLOGY ......... 001 56359 0130PM-0315PM W GEOL 134 VK GUPTA 15 +GEOL 5760 1 SEM-GEOCHEMISTRY TOPICS ....... 001 56360 0400PM-0450PM M GEOL 308 JR SMYTH 20 +GEOL 5940 4 INTRO GEOPHYS PROSPECTNG.......... SAME AS GEOL 4940. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE

AND LAB . ........................................................... 010 61837 1230PM-0145PM TR GEOL 134 AF SHEEHAN 16

0 LAB .................................................. 1011 61840 0200PM-0445PM R AF SHEEHAN 16 +GEOL 6340 3 REMOTE SENSING/PLANETARY ........... PREREQ BASIC UNDERGRADUATE PHYSICS. SAME AS APAS 6340

........................................................... 001 61275 0930AM-1045AM TR DUAN G025 BM JAKOSKY 23 +GEOL66203 EARTH/PLANETARYPHYSIC2 ........ 001 61159 1100AM-1215PMTR DUANG116 JMWAHR 10 +GEOL 6630 3 EARTH/PLANETARY PHYSIC 3 .............. SAME AS APAS 6630 AND PHYS 6630.

.. ......................................................... 001 61440 0100PM-0150PM MWF CHEM 270 JB RUNDLE 20 +GEOL 6640 3 INTRO-PLANETARY SCIENCE ............... PREREQ GRADUATE STANDING IN A PHYSICAL SCIENCE, AND

BASIC UNDERGRADUATE PHYSICS. SAME AS APAS 6640. .. ......................................................... 001 56416 11 OOAM-1215PM TR DUAN G025 DH GRINSPOON 20

+GEOL 6650 2 SEM-PHYS HIST/ROCKY MTN ............... SAME AS APAS 6650 AND PHYS 6650. .. ......................................................... 001 62051 0300PM-0450PM M GEOL 134 AF SHEEHAN 20

+GEOL 62411 HYDROLOGY/GEOMORPHOLOGY ........ SAME AS GEOG 6241 .

German

........................................................... 001 56415 TBA PW BIRKELAND 15 CNCAINE JC PITLICK

COURSES ARE ALSO AVAILABLE IN NORWEGIAN, SCANDINAVIAN, AND SWEDISH. PLEASE SEE THESE LISTINGS IN THE SCHEDULE OF COURSES. ANY STUDENT WITH THREE UNEXCUSED ABSENCES DURING THE SCHEDULE ADJUSTMENT PERIOD MAY BE ADMINISTRATIVELY DROPPED. IT IS THE STUDENT'S RESPONSIBILITY TO DROP ALL COURSES. INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE WORK IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION.

+GRMN 1010 4 BEGINNING GERMAN 1 ..................... 001 56521 0800AM-0850AM MTRF KTCH 118 23 .. ............................................................ 002 56522 1000AM-1050AM MTRF KTCH 118 23 .............................................................. 003 56523 1100AM-1150AM MTRF KTCH 118 23 .. ............................................................ 004 56524 1200PM-1250PM MTRF KTCH 118 23 .............................................................. 005 56525 0100PM-0150PM MTRF KTCH 118 23 .............................................................. 006 56526 0200PM-0250PM MTRF KTCH 118 SA LEWIS 23


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•GRMN 1020 4 BEGINNING GERMAN 2 ......................... PREREQ GRMN 1010 WITH A GRADE OF C· OR BETTER. ........................................................... 001 56528 0800AM-0850AM MTRF MKNA 112 23 ........................................................... 002 56529 1000AM-1050AM MTRF MKNA 112 23 ........................................................... 003 56530 1100AM-1150AM MTRF MKNA 112 23 ........................................................... 004 56531 1200PM-1250PM MTRF MKNA 112 23 ........................................................... 005 56532 0100PM-0150PM MTRF MKNA 112 BA LEWIS 23 ........... : .......... -..................................... 006 56533 0200PM-0250PM MTRF MKNA 112 23

•GRMN 2010 4 INTERMEDIATE GERMAN ..................... PREREQ GRMN 1020 WITH A GRADE OF C-OR BETTER. ............ ; .............................................. 001 56539 1000AM-1050AM MTRF KTCH 119 23 ........................................................... 002 56540 1100AM-1150AM MTRF KTCH 119 23 ........................................................... 003 56541 1200PM-1250PM MTRF KTCH 119 23 ........................................................... 004 56542 0100PM:0150PM MTRF KTCH 119 23 ........................................................... 005 56543 0200PM-0250PM MTRF KTCH 119 23

•GRMN 2020 4 INTERMEDIATE GERMAN ..................... PREREQ GRMN 2010 WITH A GRADE OF C-OR BETTER. ........................................................... 001 56544 0900AM-0950AM MTRF KTCH 118 CC PONT ASCH 23 ........................................................... 002 56545 1200PM-1250PM MTRF EKLC E1B75 CC PONTASCH 23

•GRMN 2050 2 NTERM GERMAN-CONVRSTION .... 001 61262 0100PM-0150PM MW EKLC M203 E OHRNER 25 •GRMN 3010 3 ADVN CONVERSAT & GRAMMAR ........ PREREQ FOUR SEMESTERS OF COLLEGE GERMAN OR

EQUIVALENT. OPEN TO FRESHMEN UPON CONSULTATION ONLY. ........................................................... 001 56550 1000AM-1050AM MWF CLRE 209 CC PONTASCH 23 ........................................................... 002 56551 -0200PM-0250PM MWF CLRE 104 CD HALL 23

•GRMN 3020 3 ADV CONV/COMPOSITION .................... PREREQ GRMN 3010 OR DEPARTMENTAL CONSENT. ........................................................... 001 56552 1000AM-1050AM MWF EDUC 136 CD HALL 23

•GRMN 3040 3 BUSINESS GERMAN 2 ........................... PREREQ GRMN 3030. ........................................................... 001 56553 0200PM-0250PM MWF CLRE 209 E OHRNER 20

•GRMN 3120 3 GERMAN LITERATURE 2 ....................... PREREQ GRMN 2020 OR EQUIVALENT, OR CONSULTATION. ........................................................... 001 56554 1200PM-1250PM MWF KTCH 235 CD HALL 40

•GRMN 3140 3 CURRENT ISSUES/GRMN LIT............... PREREQ ABILITY TO READ UNEDITED GERMAN AND TO SPEAK GERMAN. ........................................................... 001 56555 1100AM-1150AM MWF CLRE 209 J LUNGSTRUM 20

•GRMN 4020 3 ADV COMP/CONV AND STYL 2 ............. PREREQ GRMN 4010. ........................................................... 001 56561 0900AM-0950AM MWF COTT 104 TA HOLLWECK 20

•GRMN 4380 31NTRO TO GRMN LIT HIST 2 ............ 001 56562 1200PM-1250PM MWF EKLC M203 TA HOLLWECK 25 •GRMN 4460 6 HIGH SCHOOL GRMN TEACH............... THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE THE

DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. ........................................................... 801 TBA BA LEWIS 5

•GRMN 4550 3 SEM-INTELUACAD GRMN CUL.. ..... 001 56565 0100PM-0150PM MWF KTCH 207 J LUNGSTRUM 20 •GRMN 2501 3 20TH C GRMN SHORT STORY ........ 001 62235 0200PM-0250PM MWF KTCH 234 HL GRUMAN 45

History THIS DEPARTMENT USES PRIMARILY SEQUENCING WAIT LISTS, GIVING PRIORITY TO HISTORY MAJORS. (SEE "USING WAIT LISTS" IN THE FRONT OF THIS SCHEDULE.) THE HISTORY DEPARTMENT DOES NOT DROP STUDENTS FOR NONATTENDANCE. ENROLLMENT IN HIST 4000-LEVEL COURSES IS LIMITED TO SOPHOMORES, JUNIORS, AND SENIORS, WITH THE FOLLOWING EXCEPTIONS: SENIORS, WITH THE FOLLOWING EXCEPTIONS: HIST 4123,4133,4166,4412,4445, AND 4733- LIMITED TO JUNIORS AND SENIORS. HIST 4020- LIMITED TO HIST MAJORS AND MINORS WITH AT LEAST 12 HOURS OF UPPER-DIVISION HISTORY CREDIT. ENROLLMENT IN HISTORY GRADUATE COURSES IS RESTRICTED TO HISTORY GRADUATE STUDENTS OR WITH INSTRUCTOR PERMISSION. INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE WORK IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OF FIG£ FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. GRADUATE STUDENTS NEEDING TO REGISTER FOR MASTER'S THESIS, MASTER'S DEGREE CANDIDATE, OR DOCTORAL THESIS, PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION.

I. Methodological and General HIST 1000 3 HISTORY FRESHMAN SEMINAR ........ 001 56576 1100AM-1215PM TR HLMS 104 VD ANDERSON 15

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Ill. Europe: Modern •HIST 3112 3 SEL RDGS-RENAIS/REFORM ................... THIS IS A CONT:ROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE THE

DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILirY . .............................................................. 801 0300P.M-0530PM M HLMS 271 CHRISTENSEN 18

HIST 4412 3 20TH CENTURY EUROPE ......................... PREREQJUNIO,f30RSENIORSTANDING . .............................................................. 001 56688 02POPM-0315PM TR HLMS 252 DN SPIRES 95

HIST 6012 3 READ-MOD EUR HIST ......................... 001 62573 -0300PM-0530PM W MUEN D439 M HANNA 18

IV. Europe: Specific Countries •HIST 4133 3 TUDOR ENGLAND ............................... 001 61420 . 0200PM-0250PM MWF HLMS 141 MK MCINTOSH 50 •HIST 4223 3 FRENCH REVOLUTION ....................... 001 56681 0100PM-0150PM MWF . EKLC E1B20 M HANNA 100 •HIST 4433 3 NAZI GERMANY ......................................... ENROLLMENT LIMITED TO HIST, IAFS,.PSC/, PSYC, GRMN SENIORS .

.............................................................. 001 56690 0200PM-0250P~ MWF EDUC 220 RA POlS 108 •HIST 4623 3 HIST/E. EUROPE SING 1914 ............... 001 61422 0930AM-1045AM TR HLMS 247 PJ KENNEY 33 HIST 4723 3 IMPERIAL RUSSIA ............................... 001 61423 1200PM-1250PM MWF HLMS 141 BA ENGEL 50

V. Europe: Topical •HIST 3414 3 SEL READ-EUROP INTELL ....................... THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE

DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY . .............................................................. 801 0330PM-0550PM R HLMS 104 DL GROSS

HIST 4424 3 EUR INTELHIST 1870-PRES ....... ~ ...... 001 61424 1100AM-1215PM TR HLMS 211 DL GROSS HIST 7214 3 SEM ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT........... SAME AS ECON 8764.

.............................................................. 001 61432 0400PM-0650PM M

VI. United States: Chronological Periods

ECON 16 AM CARLOS SA EPSTEIN

18 56

18

•HIST 1015 3 HIST OF THE US TO 1865 ................... 001 56580 1230PM-0145PM TR HLMS 252 F ANDERSON 135 .............................................................. 002 56581 0800AM-0915AM TR . HLMS 252 GH PHILLIPS 135 .............................................................. 003 56582 0800AM-0915AM TR HLMS 247 *UNASSIGNED 33 .............................................................. 004 56583 0900AM-0950AM MWF HLMS 251 *UNASSIGNED 33 .............................................................. 005 56584 11 OOAM-1150AM MWF HLMS 267 * UNASSIGNED 33 .. ............................................................ 006 61450 0200PM-0250PM MWF HLMS 81 R HELM 45

•HIST 1025 3 HIST OF US SINCE 1865 ........................... STUDENTS REGISTERING FOR SECTION 010 MUST REGISTER FOR A RECITATION SECTION 011-018. .............................................................. 010 56598 1200PM-125.0PM MW HALE 270 PN LIMERICK 201

0 RECITATION ...................................... R011 56599 0800AM-0850AM F HLMS 271 25 ............................................................ R012 56600 0100PM-0150PM F HALE 236 25 ............................................................ R013 56601 1200PM-1250PM F HLMS 245 26 ............................................................ R014 56602 1200PM-1250PM F HALE 260 25 ............................................................ R015 56603 1200PM-1250PM F HALE 240 25 ............................................................ R016 56604 1200PM-1250PM F EDUC 143 25 ............................................................ R017 56605 0100PM-0150PM F EDUC 134 25 ............................................................ R018 56606 0200PM-0250PM F HLMS 271 25

3 HIST OF US SINCE 1865 ..................... 020 56607 0330PM-0445PM TR HLMS 201 HL SCAMEHORN 94 .............................................................. 030 56608 0100PM-0150PM MWF HLMS 252 TW ZEILER 135 .............................................................. 040 56609 0200PM-0315PM TR HLMS 247 *UNASSIGNED 33 .............................................................. 050 56610 1000AM-1050AM MWF HLMS 251 *UNASSIGNED 33 .............................................................. 060 56611 0800AM-0915AM TR CLRE 104 *UNASSIGNED 33

•HIST 1045 3 HONOR- US SINCE 1865.......................... THIS IS AN HONORS PROGRAM COURSE PLEASE COME TO THE HONORS PROGRAM OFFICE, LIBR M400C, FOR ELIGIBILITY AND REGISTRATION INFORMATION. ..~ ........................................................... 880 0930AM-1045AM TR HLMS 220 AM POlS 15

•HIST 4125 3 BRIT COLONLAM 1690-1750 .............. 001 61425 0100PM-0150PM MWF HLMS 211 GL MAIN 56 •HIST 4215 3 AMERICAN REVOLUTION ................... 001 56679 0930AM-1045AM TR HLMS 211 F ANDERSON 56 HIST 4425 3 US HISTORY/ 1933 TO 1968 ............... 001 56689 0700PM-0815PM TR HLMS 201 HL SCAMEHORN 94

+HIST 1010 3 WESTERN CIVILIZATION 1 ................. 001 56578 0900AM-0950AM MWF DUAN G020 BH HILL 222 .............................................................. 002 56579 0800AM-0915AM TR HLMS 251 *UNASSIGNED 33 .............................................................. 003 61411 1200PM-1250PM MWF HLMS 247 * UNASSIGNED 33

+HIST 1020 3 WESTERN CIVILIZATION 2 ....................... STUDENTS REGISTERING FOR SECTION 010 MUST ALSO REGISTER FOR A RECITATION SECTION 011-018. .............................................................. 010 56586 1000AM-1050AM MW HALE 270 RA POlS 201

0 RECITATION ...................................... R011 56587 0800AM-0850AM F HLMS 245 25 ............................................................ R012 56588 0900AM-0950AM F MUEN E431 25 .......................... : ................................. R013 56589 1000AM-1050AM F HLMS 245 26 ............................................................ R014 56590 1000AM-1050AM F CLRE 208 25 ............................................................ R015 56591 1000AM-1050AM F MUEN E118 25 ............................................................ R016 56592 1000AM-1050AM F HLMS 263 25 ............................................................ R017 56593 0100PM-0150PM F GEOL 114 25 ............................................................ R018 56594 0100PM-0150PM F HLMS 177 25

3 WESTERN CIVILIZATION 2 ................. 020 56595 1230PM-0145PM TR HLMS 199 PJ KENNEY 95 .............................................................. 030 56596 1200PM-1250PM MWF GUGG 205 *UNASSIGNED 33

+HIST 1040 3 HONORS-WESTERN CIV 2 ....................... THIS IS AN HONORS PROGRAM COURSE. PLEASE COME TO THE HONORS PROGRAM OFFICE, LIBR M400C, FOR ELIGIBILITY & REGISTRATION INFORMATION. .............................................................. 880 1100AM-1215PM TR HLMS 247 P STROM 15

HIST2180 3 HISTOFCHRISTIANITY2 ................... 001 61413 1100AM-1150AMMWF HLMS141 CCCHRISTENSEN50 HIST 4020 3 COMPARATIVE WORLD HIST .................. PREREQ 12 HOURS UPPER-DIVISION HISTORY CREDIT. STUDENT

MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND RECITATION. ENROLLMENT RESTRICTED TO HISTORY MAJORS AND MINORS. ..................................... : ........................ 010 56669 1100AM-1150AM MW HLMS 201 RJ FERRY 93 .................................................................... JP JANKOWSKI .................................................................... GL MAIN

0 RECITATION ...................................... R011 56670 1100AM-1150AM F KTCH 303 RJ FERRY 31 ............................................................ R012 56671 1100AM-1150AM F EDUC 143 JP JANKOWSKI 31 ............................................................ R013 56672 1100AM-1150AMF HLMS81 GLMAIN 31

+HIST 4840 3 HONORS SEMINAR................................... THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. .............................................................. 801 0330PM-0550PM T KTCH 35 F ANDERSON 15

HIST 4850 3 HONORS THESIS ...................................... PREREQ HIST 4840 AND CONSENT OF INSTRUCTOR. THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. .............................................................. 801 TBA F ANDERSON 50

II. Europe: Ancient and Medieval +HIST 1051 3 WORLD OF ANCIENT GREEKS ................ SAME AS CLAS 1051 .

.............................................................. 001 61414 1230PM-0145PM TR CHEM 142 HOHLFELDER 130 +HIST 3011 3 SEL RDGS-ANCIENT HIST ........................ THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE

DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. .............................................................. 801 0300PM-0530PM W HLMS 259 HOHLFELDER 18

HIST 4041 3 CLAS GREEK POUT THOUGHT ............... PREREQ CLASIHIST 1051, CLASIHIST 1061, HIST 1010, PSCI2404 OR PHIL 3000. SAME AS CLAS 4041, PHIL 4210, PSCI4094. .............................................................. 001 56674 1100AM-1150AM MWF EDUC 231 SCHUTRUMPF

+HIST 4061 3 TWILIGHT OF ANTIQUITY ......................... SAME AS CLAS 4061. .............................................................. 001 61418 0930AM-1045AM TR EDUC 220 HOHLFELDER 80

HIST 4091 3 THE ROMAN EMPIRE ................................ SAME AS CLAS 4091/5091. .............................................................. 001 56675 1230PM-0145PM TR EDUC 155 CF KONRAD 15

HIST7581 3 LATINPALEOGRAPHY ........................ 001 61417 0700PM-0930PMW HLMS220 BHHILL 15


VII. United States: Topical Courses I +HIST 3416 3 SEL RDGS-AMER SOCffHOT ................... THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE THE

DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. .. ............................................................ 801 0300PM-0530PM M HLMS 259 R MANN 18

+HIST 3616 3 SELECT RDGS-WOMEN'S HIST ............... THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY . .............................................................. 801 0300PM-0530PM W HLMS 104 LL SANDER 18

HIST 3656 3 RES SEM/WOMEN/SOC CHANGE ...... 001 62230 1230PM-0145PM TR CHEM 131 AM POlS 10 +HIST 4126 3 DIPLO HIST US SINCE 1920 ............... 001 61427 1000AM-1050AM MWF HLMS 252 TW ZEILER 135 +HIST 4166 3 WAR IN VIETNAM/LEGACY....................... PREREQ JUNIOR OR SENIOR STANDING .

.............................................................. 001 56678 0100PM-0150PM MWF CHEM 142 SCHULZINGER 179 HIST 4346 3 20TH CAM INTELLECT HIST .............. 001 56687 1230PM-0145PM TR HLMS 141 MA PITTENGER 50 +HIST 4526 3 US SOC IN THE 20TH CENT ..................... PREREQ HIST 1025 .

.............................................................. 001 56695 1200PM-1250PM MWF EKLC E1B20 LL SANDER 109 +HIST 4626 3 HIST WOMEN-US SINCE 1890 .................. SAME AS WMST 4626 .

.............................................................. 001 56696 0900AM-Q950AM MWF HLMS 201 LL SANDER 74 HIST 5106 3 GRAD COLLOQ IN US HIST ..................... THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE

1945-PRESENT .......................................... THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY . .............................................................. 801 0630PM-0900PM M HLMS 259 SCHULZINGER 18

HIST6526 3 USSOC.HIST/1880-1940 ..................... 001 61428 0300PM-0530PMW HLMS191 AMANN 18 HIST 7326 3 SEM-US INTELLECTUAL HIST... ......... 001 61429 0330PM-0550PM R EDUC 132 MA PITTENGER 18

VIII. United States: Topical Courses II +HIST 1717 3 INTRO/ASIAN AMERICAN HIS .................. SAME AS MST 1717.

.............................................................. 001 61435 0930AM-1045AM TR HLMS 141 W WEI 40 +HIST 2537 3 CHICANO HISTORY................................... SAME AS CHST 2537.

.............................................................. 001 61591 1100AM-1215PMTR HLMS141 MEMONTOYA 40 +HIST 3317 3 SEL RDGS-AMERICAN WEST.................. THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE THE

DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. .............................................................. 801 0330PM-0550PM T HLMS 259 ME MONTOYA 18

HIST 4227 3 LATER AMERICAN FRONTIER ........... 001 56682 0200PM-0315PM TR CLRE 207 E GREENWALD 56 +HIST 4717 3. CHINESE AMERICAN HISTORY ............... PREREQS MST 1015 AND/OR HIST 2717 OR CONSENT OF

INTRUCTOR. SAME AS MST 4717. .. ............................................................ 001 56698 1230PM-0145PM TR HLMS 81 W WEI 30

HIST 6317 3 READINGS ........................................... 001 56741 0330PM-0550PM T EDUC 132 V DELORIA 18 NATIVE AMERICAN HIST

HIST 7257 3 SEM-HIST AMER FRONTIER .............. 001 61433 0300PM-0530PM M HLMS 193 PN LIMERICK 18

IX. Third World: Specific Regions HIST 1038 3 INTROTO LAT AMER HIST... .............. 001 61434 1230PM-0145PM TR EKLC E1B20 E HU-DEHART 109 HIST 1608 3 INTROTO CHINESE HISTORY ........... 001 61926 1100AM-1215PM TR HLMS 199 95 +HIST 3018 3 SEL RDGS-LAT AMER HIST ...................... THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE THE

DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. .. ............................................................ 801 0300PM-0530PM M HLMS 104 RJ FERRY 20

HIST 3028 1 LAB-SEL RDGS LAT AM HIST ................... PREREQ SECOND SEMESTER SPANISH OR EQUIVALENT ABILITY. THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COVRSE. PLEASE SEE THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY . .............................................................. 801 0200PM-0250PM M HLMS 255 RJ FERRY 15

+HIST 3628 3 SEL RDGS-REC CHIN HIST ...................... THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. .............................................................. 801 0330PM-0550PM T HLMS 104 JW EWELL 18

HIST 4328 3 MODERN MIDDLE EAST ..................... 001 61438 0900AM-Q950AM MWF HLMS 141 JP JANKOWSKI 50 1600 TO THE PRESENT

X. Third World: Comprehensive and General HIST 6329 3 RDGS-COMPARA. ETHNOHIST ................ 001 62054 0100PM-D330PM R HLMS 220 DE STANNARD 15

CRITICAL PERSPECTIVES


Honors STUDENTS DESIRING TO REGISTER FOR HONORS COURSES MUST VERIFY THEIR ELIGIBILITY AND REGISTER FOR HONORS COURSES AT THE HONORS PROGRAM OFFICE, LIBR M400C. DUE TO ENROLLMENT LIMITATIONS, HONORS PROGRAM COURSES FILL QUICKLY. STUDENTS SHOULD OBTAIN REGISTRATION AND ELIGIBILITY INFORMATION BEFORE THE REGISTRATION PERIOD. NOTE: ANY STUDENT MISSING THE FIRST THREE MEETINGS OF AN HONORS PROGRAM COURSE WILL BE ADMINISTRATIVELY DROPPED. STUDENTS IN COURSES THAT MEET ONCE A WEEKWILL BE ADMINISTRATIVELY DROPPED AFTER MISSING THE FIRST TWO MEETINGS. HONORS PROGRAM COURSES MAY NOT BE TAKEN PASS/FAIL. ENROLLMENT LIMIT: 15 UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. MINIMUM G.P.A.: 3.30. FOR ADDITIONAL HONORS PROGRAM COURSES, PLEASE SEE THE FOLLOWING:

ANTH 2060 SEC 880 HUMAN ORIGINS 2 ANTH 3010 SEC 880 HUMAN ANIMAL APAS 1020 SEC 880 GENERAL ASTRONOMY CLAS 1125 SEC 880 MASTERPIECES-ROMAN LIT COMM 2300 SEC 880 COMMUNICATION & SOCIETY ECON 4999 SEC 880 ECON FOR SUSTAINABLE FUT ENGL 1500 SEC880 MASTERPIECES-BRIT LIT ENGL 3672 SEC 880 JEWISH-AMERICAN WRITERS ENGL 4692 SEC 880 CONTEMP AFRICAN/AM LIT EPOB1620 SEC 880 HONORS GENERAL BIOLOGY 2 EPOB 1620 SEC 881 HONORS GENERAL BIOLOGY 2 EPOB1620 SEC 882 HONORS GENERAL BIOLOGY 2 HIST 1040 SEC 880 HONORS WESTERN CIV HIST 1045 SEC 880 HONORS US HIST SINCE 1865 HUMN 1020 SEC 880 INTRO HUMANITIES 2 LEG HUMN 1020 SEC 8811NTRO HUMANITIES 2 REG HUMN 1020 SEC 8821NTRO HUMANITIES 2 REG PHIL 1200 SEC 880 PHILOSOPHY AND SOCIETY PHIL 1600 SEC 880 PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION PSCI 4131 SEC 880 LATINOS/US POL SYSTEMS PSCI 4052 SEC 880 POL SYS: CHINA, JAPAN, PSCI4052 SEC 880 POL SYS: CHINA, JAPAN, & KOREA

HONR 2020 3 HONORS WRITING WORKSHOP ..... 880 0930AM-1045AM TR LIBR M498 VAN GERVEN 15 HONR 2650 3 WOMEN IN EDUCATION ................... 880 1100AM-1215PM TR LIBR M498 MA SHEA 15 HONR3450 3 CLINMED/HUMDISEAS/HLTH ......... 880 1100AM-1215PMMW LIBRM498 NUTLAUT 15 HONR 3560 3 SCIENCE AND MYSTICISM ............... 880 0200PM-0315PM TR LIBR M498 JT STOCKE 15 HONR 4520 3 MIND/BRAIN/WAYS OF KNOW ......... 880 0630PM-0745PM TR LIBR M498 MW DUBIN 15 +HONR 4055 3 DISCOURS ANAL Y/CUL T GRIT............... THIS IS AN HONORS PROGRAM SENIOR SEMINAR.

............................................................ 880 0200PM-0315PM TR LIBR N424A CL COMSTOCK 15 +HONR 4155 3 PROS ANCIENT/MODRN DEMOC .......... THIS IS AN HONORS PROGRAM SENIOR SEMINAR.

............................................................ 880 0900AM-0950AM MWF LIBR N424A EC KOPFF 15

Humanities THIS DEPARTMENT USES SEQUENCING WAIT LISTS, GIVING PREFERENCE TO HUMANITIES MAJORS. INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE WORK IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. STUDENT MAY BE ADMINISTRATIVELY DROPPED FOR NONA TIENDANCE AFTER THE FIRST WEEK OF CLASSES.

+HUMN 1020 6 INTRO TO HUMANITIES 2 ....................... SINCE THIS IS AN INTRODUCTORY COURSE, FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES HAVE PRIORITY. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND ITS MATCHING RECITATION (010& 011, 020& 021, ETC.) SECTIONS880-882AREHONORSPROGRAMCOURSES. SEE HONORS, LIBR M400C, FOR INFORMATION. 010 .................................................. 56860 1200PM-1250PM MWF

0 RECITATION .................................... R011 56861 0900AM-D950AM MWF 6 INTRO TO HUMANITIES 2 ................. 020 56862 1200PM·1250PM MWF 0 RECITATION .................................... R021 56863 0900AM-0950AM MWF 6 INTRO TO HUMANITIES 2 ................. 030 56864 1200PM-1250PM MWF 0 RECITATION .................................... R031 56865 1000AM-1050AM MWF 6 INTRO TO HUMANITIES 2 ................. 040 56866 1200PM-1250PM MWF 0 RECITATION .................................... R041 56867 1000AM-1050AM MWF

MATH 100 KTCH 207 MATH 100 EKLC M203 MATH 100 MUEN E064 MATH 100 MUEN E123

VH MINOR GWSLOAN VH MINOR PGORDON VH MINOR PGORDON VH MINOR

30 30 30 30 30 30 30

JPNS 2120 5 INTERMED JAPANESE 2 ..................... 001 57126 1200PM-1250PM M-F .............................................................. 002 57127 0100PM-0150PM M-F .............................................................. 003 57128 0200PM-0250PM M-F

JPNS 3120 3 ADVANCED JAPANESE 2 ................... 001 57129 0100PM-0150PM MWF JPNS 4120 3 RDG CLAS/MDRN JAPANESE 2 ......... 001 57131 1000AM-1050AM MWF

.............................................................. 002 62330 1200PM-1250PM MWF JPNS 4300 3 OPEN TPCS-RDGS JAPN LITR ........... 001 57132 1100AM-1215PM TR

II. Japanese Courses in English

MKNA204 MKNA204 MKNA 204 GUGG2 MKNA204 LIBR M300D MKNA17

MNISHIKURA MNISHIKURA M NISHIKURA KTAKAHARA SO MILLER SO MILLER SB SNYDER

+JPNS 10114 INTRO/TRAD E. ASIAN CIV .................. ..... SATISFIES CULTURAL AND GENDER DIVERSITY CORE REQUIREMENT. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND RECITATION.

15 15 15 35 15 15 25

.............................................................. 010 62267 0100PM-0150PM MWF HALE 230 PW KROLL 75 0 REC .................................................... R011 62346 1230PM-0120PMT CHEM 133 20

............................................................ R012 62347 0200PM-0250PM W KTCH 118 25

............................................................ R013 62348 0800AM-o850AM R HALE 240 25 JPNS 3441 3 LANG/JAPANESE SOCIETY ................ 001 57130 0200PM-0250PM MWF GUGG 2 K TAKAHARA 35 JPNS 4821 3 MODERN JAPANESE LIT .................... 001 57133 0330PM-0445PM TR GEOL 127 SB SNYDER 35

Kinesiology KINESIOLOGY COURSES MAY BE RESTRICTED TO KINESIOLOGY MAJORS. FOR INFORMATION ON PHED COURSES, PLEASE SEE THE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION SECTION. GRADUATE COURSES ARE LIMITED TO KINESIOLOGY SENIORS AND GRADUATE STUDENTS. INDEPENDENT STUDY, INTERNSHIP, AND HONORS COURSE WORK IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. GRADUATE STUDENTS NEEDING TO REGISTER FOR MASTER'S THESIS, MASTER'S DEGREE CANDIDATE, OR DOCTORAL THESIS, PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. EACH COURSE IN THIS DEPARTMENT HAS A COURSE FEE OF $20 FOR SPECIALIZED SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT.

KINE 1010 2 INTRO TO KINESIOLOGY ................... 001 57140 0930AM-1020AM TR DUAN G030 SA WALLACE 346 .................................................................... BM .PALMER

KINE 2700 3 INTRO STAT/RSCH IN KINE ...................... STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND RECITATION. .............................................................. 010 57141 0800AM-0850AM MW HALE 270 J SIMONS 96

0 RECITATION ...................................... R011 57142 0900AM-0950AM F CLRE 301 32 ............................................................ R012 57143 0100PM-0150PM F CLRE 301 32 ............................................................ R013 57144 0200PM-0250PMF CLRE 301 32

KINE 3230 3 HEAL TH/PHYSIO VALUE/EXER ............ .... FOR NON-KINESIOLOGY MAJORS ONLY. .............................................................. 001 57191 0800AM-0850AM MWF HLMS 201 RW ROSS 80

+KINE 3420 3 NUTRITION,HEAL TH/PERFORM .............. PREREQ ONE YEAR NATURAL SCIENCE (COURSE IN CHEMISTRY PREFERRED). . ............................................................. 001 57192 0200PM-0315PM TR CHEM 140 F KONISHI 508

KINE 3500 3 HUM DEV/MOVT BEHAV ........................... PREREQS PHED 2790 AND 2800 OR EPOB 3420 AND 3430. .............................................................. 001 57193 0800AM-0915AM TR CLRE 207 C LANGE 59

+KINE 3700 3 SCIENTIFIC WRITING/KINE...................... PREREQ JUNIOR STANDING WITH AT LEAST 57 HOURS. .............................................................. 001 61867 0900AM-0950AM MWF CLRE 211 L GREENE 25 . ............................................................. 002 61868 1200PM-1250PM MWF CLRE 104 L GREENE 25 . ............................................................. 003 61869 0100PM-0150PM MWF CLRE 104 L GREENE 25

KINE 3710 3 SOCPSYCH/ASP PHYS ACTIV ................. PREREQ PSYC 1001. .............................................................. 001 57194 0800AM-0915AM TR HLMS 267 J SIMONS 50 .............................................................. 002 57195 11 OOAM-1215PM TR CLRE 207 J SIMONS 50

KINE 3720 3 MOTOR LEARN/PERFORMANCE ............. PREREQS PSYC 1001, EPOB 3420, AND KINE 2700. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND RECITATION. .............................................................. 010 62558 0100PM-0150PM MW

0 REC .................................................... R011 62556 0200PM-0250PM M ............................................................ R012 62557 0200PM-0250PM W ............................................................ R013 62560 0300PM-0350PM M

3 MOTOR LEARN/PERFORMANCE ....... 020 62559 1200PM-1250PM MW 0 REC .................................................... R021 62561 1200PM-1250PM F

CLRE 207 CLRE 301 CLRE 302 CLRE 302 CLRE 207 CLRE207

C LANGE

C LANGE

60 20 20 20 40 20

6 INTRO TO HUMANITIES 2 ................... 050 56868 1200PM-1250PM MWF MATH 100 VH MINOR 30 0 RECITATION ...................................... R051 56869 1000AM-1050AM MWF KTCH 207 SE CARNAHAN 30 6 INTROTOHUMANITIES2 ...... , ............ 060 56870 1200PM-1250PMMWF MATH100 VHMINOR 30 0 RECITATION ...................................... R061 56871 1100AM-1150AM MWF KTCH 207 CL COMSTOCK 30 6 INTRO TO HUMANITIES 2 ................... 070 56872 1200PM-1250PM MWF MATH 100 VH MINOR 30 0 RECITATION ...................................... R071 56873 11 OOAM~ 1150AM MWF MUEN E064 SE CARNAHAN 30 6 INTRO TO HUMANITIES 2 ................... 100 56874 0330PM-0445PM TR RAMY C250 VH MINOR 30 0 RECITATION ...................................... R101 56875 '0930AM-1045AM TR KTCH 207 GP GAUTIER 30 6 INTROTOHUMANITIES2 ................... 110 56876 0330PM-0445PMTR RAMYC250 VHMINOR 30 0 RECITATION ...................................... R111 56877 1100AM-1215PM TR MUEN E432 ML SCHROEDER 30 6 INTRO TO HUMANITIES 2 ......... : ......... 120 56878 0330PM-0445PM TR RAMY C250 VH MINOR 30 0 RECITATION ...................................... R121 56879 1230PM-0145PM TR KTCH 207 HL GRUMAN 30 6 INTRO TO HUMANITIES 2 ................... 130 56880 0330PM-0445PM TR RAMY C250 VH MINOR 30 0 RECITATION ...................................... R131 56881 0200PM-0315PM TR MUEN E432 ML SCHROEDER 30 6 INTRO TO HUMANITIES 2 ................... 140 56882 0330PM-0445PM TR RAMY C250 VH MINOR 30 0 RECITATION ...................................... R141 56883 0200PM-0315PM TR KTCH 207 NM FREDRICKS 30 6 INTRO TO HUMANITIES 2 ................... 880. 0330PM-0445PM TR RAMY C250 VH MINOR 30 0 RECITATION ...................................... R881 0930AM-1045AM TR CLRE 302 HL GRUMAN 15

.................. :: ........................................ R882 1230PM-0145PM TR HLMS 285 MLSCHROEDER 15 HUMN 4042 3 EARLY MODERN/1857-1922 ..................... JUNIOR STANDING OR INSTR CONSENT REQUIRED.

.............................................................. 001 61553 0300PM-Q415PMMW KTCH 301 P GORDON 35 HUMN 4092 3 ROYAL PATRONS/DESPOTS ................... PREREQ HUMN 1010 OR 1020, OR EQUIVALENT.

.............................................................. 001 61554 0100PM-0150PM MWF KTCH 301 GW SLOAN 35 HUMN 4093 3 STOlES-EAST'S LIT CONSTR ............. 002 61709 0200PM-0250PM MWF KTCH 301 M GUMPERT 35

STDIES-JUNG,LIT AND FILM ............. 003 61712 1230PM-0330PM TR FARR REYN JW PALMER 15 HUMN 4155 3 PHILOSOPHY, ART/SUBLIME ................... PREREQS HUMN 1010 AND 1020.

.............................................................. 001 61556 1100AM-1215PM TR • KTCH 207 NM FREDRICKS 30

Italian STUDENTS WHO EARNED LESS THAN A C- IN THE PREREQUISITE COURSE WILL BE ADMINISTRATIVELY DROPPED. ANY STUDENT WITH THREE UNEXCUSED ABSENCES DURING THE SCHEDULE ADJUSTMENT PERIOD MAY BE ADMINISTRATIVELY DROPPED. IT IS THE STUDENT'S RESPONSIBILITY TO DROP ALL COURSES.

+!TAL 1010 5 BEGINNING ITALIAN 1 .............................. SECTION BOO IS CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT. PLEASE SEE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. .............................................................. 001 56955 .............................................................. 002 56956 .............................................................. 003 56957 .............................................................. 800

+!TAL 1020 5 BEGINNING ITALIAN 2 ........................ 001 56958 .............................................................. 002 56959

+ITAL 2110 3 2ND YR READ-GRAM-COMP 1 ........... 001 56960

ITAL2120 !TAL 3220 ITAL4200 ITAL 4720

.............................................................. 002 56961 3 2ND YR READ-GRAM-COMP 2 ........... 001 56962 3 ADV CONVERSAT/COMPOSIT 2 ........ 001 56964 3 !TAL CUL TUREICIVILIZA TN ................ 001 62201 3 !TAL LIT/20TH CENTURY .................... 001 56966

Japanese

0800AM-0850AM M-F 11 OOAM-1150AM M-F 0100PM-0150PM M-F 1200PM-1250PM MWF 1200PM-1250PM TR 0900AM-0950AM M-F 1 OOOAM-1 050AM M-F 0900AM-0950AM MWF 0100PM-0150PM MWF 1100AM-1150AM MWF 1100AM-1150AM MWF 1100AM-1215PM TR 0200PM-0315PM TR

HLMS 193 HLMS 193 HLMS 193 HLMS 263

HLMS 193 HLMS 193 GUGG2 HLMS 247 HLMS 285 HLMS 259 CHEM 146 DUAN G027

29 29 29

VB WILLIAMSON 20

EAZAGO

29 29 25 25 26 20 10 15

STUDENTS MUST ACHIEVE A GRADE OF C-OR BETIER TO PROGRESS TO THE NEXT LEVEL OF A LANGUAGE COURSE. INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE WORK IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE.

I. Japanese +JPNS 1020 5 BEGINNING JAPANESE 2 ....................... PREREQ JPNS 1010 .

.. : ......................................................... 001 57122 0900AM-0950AM M-F

............................................................ 002 57:123 1000AM-1050AM M-F

............................................................ 003 57124 OHioPM-Q150PM M-F


HLMS 181 HLMS 181 HlMS 181

Y MORISHIMA 26 Y MORISHIMA 26 Y MORISHIMA 26

KINE 4460 3 PREV/MANAGE ATHLET INJUR ............... PREREQS HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY. .............................................................. 001 57197 1100AM-1215PM TR DALWAUD D BURTON 40

KINE 4540 4 ANALYSIS OF HUMAN MVMNT ................ PREREQ PHYS 2010 AND ANY INTRO COURSE IN BIOLOGY. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. .............................................................. 010 57198 0800AM-0950AM M CLRE 207 BM PALMER ........................................................... ......... 0900AM-0950AM W CLRE 207

0 LAB .................................................... 1011 57199 0800AM-0950AM F CLRE 111 ........................................... : ................ L012 57200 1000AM-1150AM F CLRE 111

KINE 4630 3 MODALITY USAGE/SPORT MED .............. PREREQ KINE 4460. .............................................................. 001 57201 0800AM-0915AM TR DALW AUD S WILLARD

KINE 4650 3 EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY ......................... PREREQS PHED 2790 AND 2800 OR EPOB 3420 AND 3430. .............................................................. 001 57202 1100AM-1215PM TR GUGG 206 WC BYRNES .............................................................. 002 57203 0330PM-0445PM TR CLRE 208 DA ROTH

+KINE 4660 3 SPEC TPCS/EXER PHYSIO ...... ................ PREREQ KINE 4650. .............................................................. 001 57205 0930AM-1 045AM TR CLRE 211 RS MAZZEO .............................................................. 002 57206 1230PM-0145PM TR CLRE 211 WC BYRNES .............................................................. 003 62615 0800AM-0915AM TR CLRE 210 DR SEALS

KINE 4670 3 EXER SCIENCE LAB TECHNIQ ................ PREREQ OR COREQ KINE 4650 . .............................................................. 001 57207 1000AM-1230PM W CGYM 202 P SWAN . ............................................................. 002 57208 0200PM-0430PM R CGYM 202 P SWAN .............................................................. 003 57209 1100AM-0130PM R CGYM 202 P SWAN

KINE 4680 3 EXERCISE MANAGEMENT....................... PREREQS KINE 4540 AND 4650. SAME AS KINE 5680 .

80

40 40

25

36 36

25 25 25

20 20 20

.............................................................. 001 57210 0500PM"0730PM T CLRE 210 20 +KINE 4760 3 GRIT THINK MOTOR BEHAV .................... PREREQ KINE 3710 (MOTOR CONTROL AND LEARNING) OR KINE

3720 (SPORT AND EXERCISE PSYCHOLOGY). .. ............................................................ 001 61863 .0200PM-0315PM TR CLRE 211 D SHERWOOD 25

KINE 5600 3 PHYSIO BASIS/PHYS ACTIVY .................. PREREQS KINE 4650 AND EPOB 3430. .............................................................. 001 57298 1230PM-0145PM TR CLRE 212 RS MAZZEO

DA ROTH KINE 5630 3 SPORTS MEDICINE ................................... PREREQS KINE 4650 AND EPOB 3430.

24

.............................................................. 001 57299 0600PM-0830PM W CLRE 210 20 KINE 5660 3 ADV LAB TECN EXER SCIENC ................. PREREQ OR COREQ KINE 5600.

.............................................................. 001 57300 0200PM-0430PM M CGYM 110 DA ROTH 15

.................................................................... RS MAZZEO KINE 5680 3 EXERCISE MANAGEMENT....................... PREREQS KINE 4540 AND 4650. SAME AS KINE 4680.

.............................................................. 001 57301 0500PM-0730PM T CLRE 210 10 KINE 5710 3 ADV LAB TECH/MOTOR BEHAV ............... PREREQ KINE 3720.

.............................................................. 001 57302 0300PM-0530PM M CLRE 210 D SHERWOOD 24 KINE 5730 3 MOTOR CONTROL.................................... PREREQ KINE 3720 OR INSTR CONSENT.

.............................................................. 001 57303 0200PM~0430PM T CLRE 210 SA WALLACE 20 KINE 5790 3 PSY BASIS/HUMAN PERFORM .......... 001 62444 0100PM-0330PM R CLRE 210 P MCCULLAGH 24 KINE 6020 3 SEMINAR .............................................. 001 61862 0330PM-0600PM T CLRE 211 DR SEALS 25 KINE 6830 3 METHODS/RESEARCH IN KINE ............... PREREQ KINE 2700 OR EQUIVALENT.

.............................................................. 001 57327 0100PM-0330PM W CLRE 301 P MCCULLAGH 25

Latin American Studies LAMS 4815 3 SEN SEM-LATIN AMER STUD .................. THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE

DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. .............................................................. 801 0300PM-0530PM M HLMS 104 RJ FERRY 20

Linguistics INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE WORK. IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. GRADUATE STUDENTS NEEDING TO REGISTER FOR MASTER'S THESIS, MASTER'S DEGREE CANDIDATE, OR DOCTORAL THESIS, PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT FOR FURTHER INFORMATION.

+LING 1000 3 LANGUAGE IN U.S. SOCIETY ................... STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND RECITATION. .............................................................. 010 57530 1000AM-1050AM MF RAMY C250 LA MICHAELIS 180


+LING 10000 RECITATION ............. : ........................ R011 57531 ............................................................ R012 57532 ............................................................ R013 57533 ............................................................ R014 57534 ............................................................ R015 57535

1 OOOAM-1 050AM W 1 OOOAM-1050AM W 1 OOOAM-1 050AM W 1000AM-1 050AM W 1000AM-1050AM W

30 30 30 30 30

............................................................ R016 57536 1000AM-1050AM W LING 1500 3 BASIC TRAD GRAMMAR ..................... 001 57537 11 OOAM-1150AM MWF LING 2000 3 INTRO TO LINGUISTICS ..................... 001 57538 1000AM-1050AM MWF +LING 2400 3 LANGUAGE AND GENDER ................. 001 57539 0930AM-1 045AM TR

MUEN E417 GEOL 127 STAD 112 MKNA 112 HLMS263 HLMS 245 GEOL 127 ECON13 HLMS 199

30 JAFISHER 40 Z FRAJZYNGIER 60 B FOX 80

+LING 3220 3 AM INDIAN LANGUAGES IN/..................... PREREQ JUNIOR STANDING. SOCIAUCUL TURAL CONTEXT .......... 001 57550 0200PM-0250PM MWF HLMS 263 AR TAYLOR 30

LING 4220 3 PSYCHOLINGUISTICS .............................. PREREQ LING 2000 AND PSYC 1001. SAME AS PSYC 4220. .............................................................. 001 61684 0200PM-0250PM MWF MUEN 0439 RK OLSON 27

LING 4410 3 PHONOLOGY ............................................. PREREQ LING 2000 AND 4030. SAME AS LING 5410. .............................................................. 001 57553 0930AM-1045AM TR DUAN 0047 A BELL 38

LING 4560 3 LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT .................... PREREQ LING 2000 AND PSYC 1001. SAME AS CDSS 4560 AND PSYC 4560. .............................................................. 001 62284 0100PM-0150PM MWF CDSS 230 50

LING 4610 3 ENGLISH STRUCTURE-TESOL ................ PREREQ LING 2000 OR GRAD STANDING. SAME AS LING 5610. .............................................................. 001 57555 0330PM-0445PM TR RAMY N1 B31 OS ROOD 30

LING 4800 3 LANGUAGE AND CULTURE ...................... PREREQ UPPER-DIVISION STANDING. .............................................................. 001 62271 1200PM-1250PM MWF WDBY 106 AR TAYLOR 30

LING 5300 3 RES IN PSYCHOLINGUISTICS ............... .. PREREQ AT LEAST ONE GRADUATE-LEVEL COURSE IN EITHER LINGUISTICS, PSYCHOLOGY, OR COMPUTER SCIENCE. 'SAME AS PSYC 5300. .............................................................. 001 61680 1100AM-1215PM TR SEE DEPT L MENN 20

LING 5410 3 PHONOLOGY ............................................. PREREQ LING 4030/5030 OR INSTR CONSENT. SAME AS LING 4410. .............................................................. 001 57568 0930AM-1045AM TR DUAN 0047 A BELL 38

LING 5430 3 SEMANTICS & PRAGMATICS ........... :: ...... PREREQ LING 5420 OR INSTR C9NSENT; .............................................................. 001 57569 1230PM-0145PM TR EKLC M203 LA MICHAELIS 30

LING 5450 3 INTRO TO FORMAL SYNTAX ................... '. PREREQ LING 2000, .............................................................. 001 57570 1200PM-1250PM MWF CHEM 131 G LEGENDRE 20

LING 5610 3 ENGLISH STRUCTURE-TESOL ................ PREREQ LING 20000RGRAD STANDING, SAME AS LING 4610. .............................................................. 001 57571 0330PM-0445PM TR RAMY N1831 OS ROOD 30

LING 7000 3 METH/TYPOLOGICAL RESEARH ............. PREREQ LING 5410; 5420;'AND 5570, OR EQUIVALENT. .............................................................. 001 57602 0200PM-0315PM TR EKLC M203 A BELL 20

LING7110 3 FIELDMETHODS2 .................................... PREREQLING7100. .......... : ................................................... 001 61681 1230PM-0145PM TR HLMS 104 OS ROOD 20

LING 7570 3 ADV DIACHRONIC LING ...................... 001 61682 0100PM-0150PMMWF COTT 104 Z FRAJZYNGIER 20 LING 7800 3 OPEN TPCS IN LINGUISTICS ................... PREREQCONSENT OF INSTRUCTOR.

.............................................................. 001 62616 0200PM-0315PMMW SEE DEPT G LEGENDRE 15 PSMOLENSKY

Mathematics THIS DEPARTMENT USES PRIMARILY AUTOMATIC WAIT LISTS. (SEE "USING WAIT LISTS" IN THE FRONT OF THIS SCHEDULE.) .

I. Spirit and Uses of Mathematics +MATH 1120 3 SP,IRIT/USES OF MATH 2.......................... PREREQ ONE YEAR OF HIGH SCHOOL ALGEBRA AND ONE YEAR OF

. PLANE GEOMETRY. FOR LIBERAL ARTS STUDENTS AND PROSPECTIVE ELEMENTARY TEACHERS. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND RECITATION. .............................................................. 010 57641 0200PM-0250PM MW

0 RECITATION ...................................... R012 5l643 0100PM-0150PMR ............................................................ R013 57644 0200PM-0250PM R ............................................................ R014 57645 0300PM-Q350PM A ............................................................ R015 57646 0200PM-0250PM F

ECCR 2-26 ECCR 1-07 ECCR 1-07 ECCR 1-07 ECCRQ-38

JH HODGES 96 25 25 25 25

MATH3110 3 INTRO-THEORYOFNUMBfRS ................ PREREQCALCULUS3. .............................................................. 001 576n 0200PM-Q250PM MWF ECCR 1-28 I FISCHER 27

MATH 3130 3 INTRO TO LINEAR ALGEBRA ................... PREREQ CALCULUS 3 WITH A GRADE OF COR BETTER. .............................................................. 001 57678 0900AM-0950AM MWF BUS 251 Jl MAUTZ 27 .............................................................. 002 57679 0100PM-0150PM MWF ECCR 1-26 RJ LAVER 27 .............................................................. 003 57680 1200PM-1250PM MWF ECCR 0-38 J MYCIELSKI 27

MATH 3140 3 ABSTRACT ALGEBRA 1 ............................ PREREQ MATH 3130 OR 3000 OR 3110. .............................................................. 001 57681 1200PM-1250PM MWF BUS 250 I FISCHER 27 .............................................................. 002 57682 0100PM-0150PM MWF ECCR 1-28 JD MONK 27

MATH 3170 3 COMBINATORICS 1 ............................. 001 62567 0200PM-0250PM MWF ECCR 1-03 GF CLEMENTS 27 MATH 3200 3 INTRO TO TOPOLOGY ........................ 001 62139 0100PM-0150PM MWF ECCR 1-01 C FARSI 27 MATH 3210 3 EUCLIDEAN/NON-EUCL GEOM ................ PREREQ CALCULUS 2 WITH A GRADE OF COR BETTER .

.............................................................. 001 57683 0300PM-0350PM MWF ECCR 1-28 JD MONK 27 MATH 3720 3 COMPUTABLE FUNCTIONS ............... 001 62566 1200PM-1250PM MWF ECCR 0-36 Jl MAUTZ 30 MATH 3830 3 COMMUNICATING MATH IDEAS.............. PREREQ TWO SEMESTERS OF CALCULUS AND CONSENT OF

INSTRUCTOR. THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE THE MATH MODULE OFFICE (MATH 165) FOR ELIGIBILITY. . ............................................................. 801 0330PM-0550PM R ECCR 1-03 L FEEHAN 27

MATH 4310 3 INTRODUCTION TO ANALYSIS ................ PREREQS CALCULUS 3AND MATH 3000. MATH 3130 IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. SIMILAR TO MATH 4370 . .............................................................. 001 57685 0900AM-0950AM MWF BUS 250 ME WALTER 25 . ............................................................. 002 57686 11 OOAM-1150AM MWF ECST 0-03 WB JONES 20

MATH 4320 3 MULTIVARIABLE ANALYSIS ..................... PREREQ MATH 4310 WITH A GRADE OF COR BETTER. SIMILAR TO MATH4380. . ............................................................. 001 57687 0200PM-0250PM MWF ECCR 1-26 G YU 27

MATH 4430 3 ORDINARY DIFF EQUATIONS .................. PREREQ CALCULUS 3, MATH 3130, OR APPM2360 WITH A GRADE OF COR BETTER. .............................................................. 001 57688 0200PM:02SOPM MWF BUS 251 HG ELLIS 25 ............ : ................................................. 002 57689 1100AM-1150AM MWF RAMY N1B75 JH WOLKOWISKY 25

MATH 4450 3 INTRO-COMPLEX VARIABLES ................. PREREQ CALCULUS 3. ....................................... : ...................... 001 57690 . 1000AM-1050AM MWF ECCR 1-46 RL ROTH 35

MATH 4470 3 INTRO-PART DIFF EQUAT 1 ..................... PREREQ COR BETTER IN APPM 2360 OR MATH 4430. . ............................................................. 001 57692 0200PM:0250PM MWF ECCR 1-46 DP SATHER 25

MATH 4480 3 INTRO-PART DIFF EQUAT 2 ..................... PREREQMATH4470. .............................................................. 001 57693 0900AM-0950AM MWF MUEN E118 KE GUSTAFSON 20

MATH 4510 3 INTRO-PROBABILITY THEORY................ PREREQ CALCULUS 3. CREDIT MAY NOT BE RECEIVED FOR BOTH MATH 4510AND APPM 3570 OR FOR BOTH MATH 4510 AND ECEN 3810 . .............................................................. 001 57694 1000AM-1050AM MWF ECCR 1-01 D GRANT 26 .............................................................. 002 57695 11 OOAM"1150AM MWF BUS 250 WN REINHARDT 26 . ............................................................. 003 57696 1200PM-1250PM MWF ECCR 1-30 26

MATH 4520 3 INTRO TO MATH STATISTICS .................. PREREQ MATH4510. SAME AS MATH5520ANDAPPM4520. .............................................................. 001 57697 0100PM-0150PM MWF ECCR 1'12 JA WILLIAMSON 25

MATH 4650 3 INTERMED NUMER ANALYS 1 ................. PREREQ APPM2360DR MATH 3130ANDCSCI1200. SAME AS APPM 4650. .............................................................. 001 57698 0100PM-0150PM MWF ECCR 1-07 WFTAYLOR 28

MATH 4660 3 INTERMED NUMER ANAL YS 2 ........... 002 57700 11 OOAM-1150AM MWF ECCR 0-08 G BEYLKIN 15 MATH 4800 3 HISTORY OF MATHEMATICS ................... PREREQ TWO UPPER DIVISION COURSES IN MATHEMATICS. SAME

AS MATH 5800. .............................................................. 001 5n02 0900AM-0950AM MWF ECCR 1-42 PO ELLIOTT 20

Ill. Graduate Courses GRADUATE STUDENTS NEEDING TO REGISTER FOR MASTER'S THESIS, MASTER'S DEGREE CANDIDATE, OR DOCTORAL THESIS, PLEASE CONSULTTHE DEPARTMENT FOR FURTHER INFORMATION.

MATH 5040 3 INTERMED MATH PHYSICS 2 .................. PREREQ MATH 5030; SAME AS PHYS 5040 . ..................................................... , ........ 001 57710 0900AM-0950AM MWF HLMS 199 W WYSS 10

MATH 5150 3 LINEAR ALGEBRA 1 .................................. PREREQ MATH 3130.

II. Undergraduate Mathematics THE MAJOR FIELD ACHIEVEMENT TEST GIVEN TO GRADUATING SENIOR MATH MAJORS WILL BE GIVEN ON JANUARY 26 AND APRIL 16. PLEASE SEE THE MATH DEPARTMENT FOR DETAILS.

+MATH 1300 5ANAL YTIC GEOMETRY/CALC 1 ............... PREREQ THREE YEARS HIGH SCHOOL MATH, INCLUDING TRIGONOMETRY. EVENING EXAMS FOR ALL SECTIONS WILL BE GIVEN ON FEBRUARY 09, MARCH 09, AND APRIL 13 AT 5:30P.M. NOTE: SPECIAL MATH 1300 GROUP EXAM TIME IN THE FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE. STUDENTS IN SECTION 020 MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND RECITATION. .............................................................. 001 5764~ 0800AM-0850AM M-F ECCR 1-03 27 .............................................................. 002 57648 0800AM-0850AM M-F ECCR 1-07 27 .............................................................. 003 57649 0900AM-0950AM M-F ECCR 1-03 27 ......... ; .................................................... 004 57650 1000AM-1050AM M-F ECCR 1-03 27 .............................................................. 005 57651 11 OOAM-1150AM M-F ECCR 1-03 27 .............................................................. 006 57652 1200PM-1250PM M-F ECCR 1-03 27 .............................................................. 007 57653 0100PM-0150PM M-F ECCR 1-03 27 .............................................................. 008 57654 0800AM-0850AM M-F ECCR 1-26 27 ..................................... ; ........................ 009 57655 0900AM-Q950AM M-F ECCR 1-26 27 .............................................................. 010 57656 1000AM-1050AM M-F ECCR 1-26 27 ........... , .................................................. 011 62625 1100AM-1150AM M-F ECCR 1-26 27 .............................................................. 020 57657 1000AM-1050AM MWF- ECCR 2-28 HG HERMES 110

0 REC .................................................... R021 62626 0800AM-Q850AMTR ECCR 1-05 27 ............................................................ R022 62627 0900AM-0950AMTR ECCR 1-05 27 ............................................................ R023 62628 1000AM-1050AMTR ECCR 1-05 27 ............................................................ R024 62629 1100AM-1150AMTR ECCR 1-05 27

+MATH 1310 5 CALC 1/COMPUTER APPLICAT................ STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND REGIA TION. .............................................................. 010 62133 0800AM-0850AM MTWF ECCR 1-28 E GREENHALGH 24

0 REC .................................................... R011 62631 0800AM-0850AM R MATH 217 12 ............................................................ R012 62632 0900AM-0950AM R MATH 217 12

MATH 1320 5 CALC 2/COMPUTER APPLICAT ................ STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND RECITATION. .............................................................. 010 62136 1100AM-1150AM MTWF ECCR 1-28 JS FOX 24

0 REC .................................................... R011 62633 1100AM-1150AM R MATH 217 12 ............................................................ R012 62634 1200PM-1250PM R MATH 217 12

MATH 2300 5 ANALYTIC GEOMETRY/CALC 2 ............... PREREQ CALCULUS 1 WITH A GRADE OF C ORBETTER. EVENING EXAMS FOR ALL SECTIONS WILL BE GIVEN ON FEBRUARY 09, MARCH 09, AND APRIL 13 AT 5:30P.M. NOTE: SPECIAL MATH 2300 GROUP EXAM TIME IN THE FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE. .............................................................. 001 57664 0800AM-0850AM M-F ECCR 1-24 28 .............................................................. 002 57665 0900AM-0950AM M-F ECCR 1-24 28 .............................................................. 003 57666 1000AM-1050AM M-F ECCR 1-24 28 .............................................................. 004 57667 1100AM-1150AM M-F ECCR 1-24 28 .............................................................. 005 57668 1200PM-1250PM M-F ECCR 1-24 28 .............................................................. 006 57669 0100PM-0150PM M-F ECCR 1-24 28 .............................................................. 007 62137 0900AM-0950AM M"F ECCR 1-28 27

+MATH 2380 3MATH FOR THE ENVIRONMENT.. ............ PREREQS PROFICIENCY IN HIGH SCHOOL MATHEMATICS AND INSTRUCTOR CONSENT. SAME AS CiRMS 2380. .............................................................. 001 62138 1000AM-.1050AM MWF ECCR 1-42 ME WALTER 40

MATH 2400 4 ANALYTIC GEOMETRY/CALC 3 ............... PREREQ CALCULUS 2 WITH A GRADE OF COR BETTER. EVENING EXAMS FOR ALL SECTIONS WILL BE GIVEN ON FEBRUARY 09, MARCH 09, ANDAPRIL 13 AT 5:30P.M. NOTE: SPECIAL MATH 2400 GROUP EXAM TIME IN THE FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE. .............................................................. 001 57670 0900AM-0950AMMTWF ECCR 1-07 WB JONES 27 .............................................................. 002 57671 1000A~;J050AMMTWF E¢CR 1-07 KE GUSTAFSON 27 .............................................................. 003 57672 11 OOAM-1150AM MTWF ECCR 1-07 RL ROTH 27

MATH 2510 3 INTRODUCTION/STATISTICS ................... PREREQ TWO YEARS HiGH SCHOOL OR COLLEGE ALGEBRA. .............................................................. 001 57673 1200PM-1250PM_MWF ECCR 1-46 F LIU 40

+MATH 3000 31NTRO TO ABSTRACT MATH .................... PREREQ CALCULUS 2. .............................................................. 001 57674 0900AM-0950AM MWF ECCR 1-01 RK GOODRICH 25 .............................................................. 002 57675 1100AM-1150AM MWF ECCR 1-01 HG ELLIS 25


MATH 5430 3 ORDINARY DIFFER EQUATION ............... PREREQS MATH 3130 AND MATH 4310. .............................................................. 001 57713 0200PM-0250PM MWF ECST 0-03 HG HERMES 20

MATH 5480 3 PARTIAL DIFF EQUATION 2 ..................... PREREQ MATH 5470 OR APPM 5470. .. ............................................................ 001 57715 0900AM-0950AM MWF MUEN E118 KE GUSTAFSON 10

MATH 5520 3 INTRO TO MATH STATISTICS .................. SAME AS MATH 4520 AND APPM 5520. .............................................................. 001 57716 0100PM-0150PM MWF ECCR 1-12 JA WILLIAMSON 25

MATH 5610 3 NUMERICAL ANALYSIS 2 ......................... PREREQ MATH56000R APPM5600. SAME ASAPPM 5610 . .............................................................. 001 57717 0400PM•0515PM MW ECCR 1-01 G BEYLKIN 29

MATH 5800 3 HISTORY OF MATHEMATICS ................... PREREQ TWO UPPER DIVISION MATH COURSES. SAME AS MATH 4800 . ......................................... · ..................... 001 57718 0900AM-0950AM MWF ECCR 1-42 PD ELLIOTT 10

MATH 5905 1 MATH TEACHER TRAINING ...................... PREREQ EXPERIENCE AS A TEACHING ASSISTANT. THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT CLASS. YOU MUST BE A TEACHING ASSISTANT IN THE MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT TO BE ELIGIBLE. .............................................................. 801 0530PM-0630PM M ECST 0-03 E STADE 20

MATH 6125 3 ANALYTIC NUMBER THEORY ............ 001 62140 1000AM-1050AM MWF ECCR 1-30 PD ELLIOTT 15 MATH 6140 3 MODERN ALGEBRA 2 ............................... PREREQMATH 6130 .

.............................................................. 001 57720 0900AM-0950AM MWF MATH 6220 3 INTRODUCTION-TOPOLOGY 2 ................ PREREQ MATH 6210.

.............................................................. 001 57721 0200PM-0250PM MWF MATH 6320 3 INTRO TO REAL ANALYSIS 2 ................... PREREQ MATH 6310 .

.............................................................. 001 57723 1000AM-1050AM MWF MATH 6360 3 FUNCT COMPLEX VARIABLE 2 ................ PREREQ MATH 6350.

.............................................................. 001 57724 1100AM-1150AM MWF MATH 6720 3 MATHEMATICAL LOGIC 2 ......................... PREREQ MATH 6710.

.............................................................. 001 57728 0300PM-0350PM MWF MATH 8144 3 TRANSCENDENT NUM THEORY ....... 001 62142 0200PM-0315PM TR MATH 8304 3 TOPICS IN ANALYSIS 1 ....................... 001 62143 0900AM-0950AM MWF MATH 8340 3 FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS 2 ........................ PREREQ MATH 8330.

.............................................................. 001 57746 1000AM-1050AM MWF

IV. University Mathematics Program

A. Module Courses

ECCR 1-05 L WALLING 27

MUEN E123 AT LUNDELL 25

BUS 251

BUS 251

ECCR 0-16 ECCR 1-30 ECCR 1-30

ECST0-03

RK GOODRICH 25

RA HOLLEY

J MYCIELSKI WSCHMIDT LWBAGGETT

JSFOX

25

15 15 15

15

THE MATHEMATICS MODULE OFFICE IS LOCATED IN MATH 165, PHONE 492-2317. MATHEMATICS COURSES NUMBERED 1000-1100 ARE ONE CREDIT FLEXIBLY PACED MINI COURSES, OR MODULES. SEVERAL MODULES MAY BE GROUPED TOGETHER TO FORM COMPLETE COURSES OF INSTRUCTION IN COLLEGE ALGEBRA, TRIGONOMETRY, AND MATHEMATICS FOR BUSINESS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES. LEARNING IS FLEXIBLY PACED, WITH MULTiMEDIA INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT. SGHEDULES OF OPTIONAL LECTURES AND FURTHER DETAILS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE MODULE OFFICE, MATH 165. MATH 1000, 1010, AND 1020 ARE FLEXIBLY- PACED MODULES IN COLLEGE ALGEBRA. THESE COURSES TOGETHER FORM THE EQUIVALENT OF A ONE SEMESTER (3 CREDIT HOUR) COURSE IN COLLEGE ALGEBRA .

+MATH 1000 1 FUNDAMENTAUCOLL ALGEBRA ............. PREREQ ONE YEAR OF HIGH SCHOOL ALGEBRA, OR PLACEMENT EXAM SCORE. PICK UP INFORMATION PACKET AND SCHEDULE OF OPTIONAL LECTURES AT MAT/-1 MODULE OFFICE, MATH 165 .............................. 001 57625 TBA ELLINGWOOD 1500

+MATH 1010 1 TECHNIQUES/COL ALGEBRA.................. PREREQ MATH 1000 OR PLACEMENT EXAM SCORE. PICK UP INFORMATION PACKET AND SCHEDULE OF OPTIONAL LECTURES AT MATH MODULE OFFICE, MATH 165. .............................................................. 001 57631 TBA - ELLINGWOOD 1500

+MATH 1020 1 LOGARITH/EXPONENT FUNCTS ............. PREREQ MATH 1010 OR PLACEMENT EXAM SCORE. PICK UP INFORMATION PACKET AND SCHEDULE OF OPTIONAL LECTURES AT MATH MODULE OFFICE, MATH 165 . .............................................................. 001 57632 TBA . , ELLINGWOOD 1500

MATH 1030 AND 1040ARE FLEXIBLY-PACED MODULES IN COLLEGE TRIGONOMETRY. THESE COURSES TOGETHER FORM THE EQUIVALENT OF A ONE SEMESTER (2 CREDIT HOUR) COURSE IN COLLEGE TRIGONOMETRY .

+MATH 1030 1 NUMERICAL TRIGONOMETRY ................. PREREQ MATH 1020, OR PLACEMENT EXAM SCORE, OR 11112 YEARS HIGH SCHOOL ALGEBRA AND 1 YEAR HIGH SCHOOL GEOMETRY. PICK UP INFORMATION PACKET AND SCHEDULE OF OPTIONAL LECTURES AT MATH MODULE OFFICE, MATH 165 . .............................................................. 001 57633 TBA 1500


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+MATH 1040 1 ANALYTICAL TRIGONOMETRY................ PREREQ MATH 1030 OR PLACEMENT EXAM SCORE. PICK UP INFORMATION PACKET AND SCHEDULE OF OPTIONAL LECTURES AT MATH MODULE OFFICE, MATH 165.

........................................................... 001 57634 TBA 1500

MATH 1050 THROUGH 1100 ARE FLEXIBLY-PACED MODULES ESPECIALLY FOR STUDENTS MAJORING IN BUSINESS OR SOCIAL SCIENCES. MATH 1050, 1060, AND 1070 TOGETHER FORM THE EQUIVALENT OF A ONE SEMESTER ((3 CREDIT HOUR) COURSE IN FINITE MATHEMATICS FOR BUSINESSAND SOCIAL SCIENCES. MATH.1080, 1090, AND 1100TOGETHER FORM THE EQUIVALENT OF A ONE SEMESTER (3 CREDIT HOUR) COURSE IN CALCULUS FOR BUSINESS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES.

+MATH 1050 1 LINEAR EQUAT/MATRICES ............. ......... PREREQ MATH 1000, OR PLACEMENT SCORE FOR MATH 1010, OR 1 1/2 YEARS HIGH SCHOOL ALGEBRA. PICK UP INFORMATION PACKET AND SCHEDULE OF OPTIONAL LECTURES AT MATH MODULE OFFICE, MATH 165.

........................................................... 001 57635 TBA 1500 +MATH 1060 1 LINEAR PROGRAMMING .......................... PREREQ MATH 1050, OR MATH 1010, OR PLACEMENT SCORE FOR

MATH 1020, OR 11/2 YEARS OF HIGH SCHOOL ALGEBRA. PICK UP INFORMATION PACKET AND SCHEDULE OF OPTIONAL LECTURI;S AT MATH MODULE OFFICE, MATH 165.

........................................................... 001 57636 TBA 1500 +MATH 1070 1 COMBINATORIC/PROBAB THRY ............. PREREQ MATH 1060, OR MATH 1000, OR PLACEMENT SCORE FOR

MATH 1010, OR 11/2 YEARS OF HIGH SCHOOL ALGEBRA. PICK UP INFORMATION PACKET AND SCHEDULE OF OPTIONAL LECTURES AT MATH MODULE OFFICE, MATH 165.

........................................................... 001 57637 TBA 1500 +MATH 10801 FUNCTON/LIMIT/DERIVATIVE .................. PREREQ MATH 1070, OR MATH 1010, OR PLACEMENT SCORE FOR

MATH 1020, OR TWO YEARS OF HIGH SCHOOL ALGEBRA. PICK UP INFORMATION PACKET AND SCHEDULE OF OPTIONAL LECTURES AT MATH MODULE OFFICE, ·MATH 165.

......................................................... .. 001 57638 TBA 1500 +MATH 1090 1 FUNDAMENT/DIFF CALCULUS ................ PREREQ MATH 1080, OR ONE SEMESTER OF HIGH SCHOOL

CALCULUS. PICK UP INFORMATION PACKET AND SCHEDULE OF OPTIONAL LECTURES AT MATH MODULE OFFICE, MATH 165.

............ ...................... ....................... .. 001 57639 TBA 1500 +MATH 1100 1 FUND/INTEGRAL CALCULUS................... PREREQ MATH 1090. PICK UP INFORMATION PACKET AND

SCHEDULE OF OPTIONAL LECTURES AT MATH MODULE OFFICE, MATH 165. ........................................................... 001 57640 TBA 1500

B. Quantitative Reasoning and Mathematical Skills +QRMS 1010 3 QUANT REASON/MATH SKILLS ............ SECTIONS 760 AND 761 ARE UNIVERSITY LEARNING CENTER

SECTIONS. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR 760 LECTURE AND 761 LAB. PLEASE SEE UNIVERSITY LEARNING CENTER OFFICE, LIBR E1 B36, FOR INFORMATION AND REGISTRATION. SECTION 007 IS A SPECIALLY DESIGNED COMPUTER-BASED SECTION. THE STANDARD QRMS MATERIAL WILL BE PRESENTED WITH A SERIES OF MACINTOSH COMPUTER LABS. NO PREVIOUS MACINTOSH EXPERIENCE IS NECESSARY. ........................................................... 001 62065 1100AM-1150AM MWF ECCR 1-42 35 .......................................................... :002 62067 0330PM-0445PM TR MUEN E064 35 ........................................................... 003 62068 1200PM-1250PM MWF ECCR 1-40 35 ........................................... : ............... 004 62069 0100PM-0150PM MWF BUS 251 35 ........................................................... 005 · 62070 0100PM-0150PM MWF ECCR 0-38 35 ...................... : .................................... 006 62071 0200PM-0250PM MWF ECCR 0-36 35 ........................................................... 007 62072 0930AM-1045AM TR CLRE 104 35 ........................................................... 008 62073 0300PM-0350PM MWF ECCR 1-40 35 ........................................................... 009 62074 0400PM-0450PM MWF ECCR 1-40 35 ........................................................... 760 0800AM-0950AM MW LIBR E1B75 25

0 LAB .................................................. L761 0800AM-0950AM F LIBR E1 B75 25 +QRMS 2380 3 MATH FOR THE ENVIRONMENT .......... PREREQS PROFICIENCY IN HIGH SCHOOL MATHEMATICS AND

INSTRUCTOR CONSENT. SAME AS MATH 2380. ........................................................... 001 62700 1000AM-1050AMMWF ECCR1-42 MEWALTER 30

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MCDB 4660 2 DEVELOPMENTAL BIOL LAB .................... COREQ MCDB 4650 OR EPOB 3650. SAME AS EPOB 3660. THIS COURSE USES LIVING VERTEBRATE ANIMALS/TISSUES . .............................................................. 001 57857 0900AM-1250PM T MUEN E0040 LA ABBOTI 10 .............................................................. 002 57858 0100PM-0450PM T MUEN E0040 LA ABBOTI 20 .............................................................. 003 57859 1100AM-0250PM W MUEN E0040 LA ABBOTI 20 .............................................................. 004 57860 0300PM-0650PM W MUEN E0040 LA ABBOTI 10 .............................................................. 005 57861 0900AM-1250PM R MUEN E0040 LA ABBOTI 10 .............................................................. 006 57862 0100PM-0450PM R MUEN E0040 LA ABBOTI 10 . ............................................................. 007 57863 0500PM-0850PM R MUEN E0040 LA ABBOTI 10 .............................................................. 008 57864 0500PM-0850PM T MUEN E0040 LA ABBOTI 20

+MCDB 4680 3 MECHANISMS OF AGING ........................ PREREQS MCDB 3120 AND 3400. SAME AS MCDB 5680. RESTRICTED TO MCDB MAJORS. NON-MAJORS MUST HAVE INSTRUCTOR CONSENT. . ............................................................. 001 62115 1100AM-1215PM TR MUEN D439 RG HAM 25

MCDB 4850 2 ADV TPCS/EARLY MAMMALIAN ............... PREREQ MCDB 3120, MCDB 3350, EPOB 3650, OR INSTRUCTOR CONSENT. . ............................................................. 001 57908 0200PM-0350PM T BSCI B122 J VAN BLERKOM 15

MCDB 4980 3 HONORS RESEARCH ............................... PREREQS ONE SEMESTER OF INDEPENDENT STUDY, GPA OF 3.1 OR BETTER, AND APPROVAL BY MCDB HONORS COMMITTEE. THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. .............................................................. 800 TBA 10

MCDB 4990 3 HONORS THESIS ...................................... PREREQS APPROVAL BY MCDB HONORS COMMITTEE, MCDB 4840 OR 4980, AND GPA OF 3.2 OR BETTER. THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. .............................................................. 800 TBA

MCDB 5060 2 MCDB CORE COURSE 2 ........................... MEETS JANUARY 12- FEBRUARY 14 . CELL MEMBRANE/BIOGENERGT ........... PREREQ INSTRUCTOR CONSENT.

10

.............................................................. 001 61449 1000AM-1150AM MWF BSCI121 RO POYTON 20 LA ST AEHELIN

MCDB 5100 2 CORE COURSE 5/MECHANISMS ............. MEETS FEBRUARY 16- MARCH 18 . OF REGULATION...................................... PREREQ INSTRUCTOR CONSENT. .............................................................. 001 61022 1000AM-1150AM MWF BSCI121 M. HAN 20 .................................................................... MWINEY

MCDB 5110 2 CORE COURSE 6 ...................................... MEETS MARCH 28- MAY 2. INSTRUCTOR CONSENT REQUIRED. DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY ............ 001 61023 1 OOOAM-1150AM MWF BSCI 121 RE BOSWELL 20 .................................................................... WB WOOD

MCDB 5140 3 PLANT MOLEC/BIOTECH .......................... SAME AS MCDB 4140. .............................................................. 001 57917 0200PM-0250PM MWF

MCDB 5470 3 REG GENE EXPRESS DEVELOP............. SAME AS MCDB 4470. .............................................................. 001 57919 0930AM-1045AM TR

MCDB 5680 3 . MECHANISMS OF AGING......................... SAME AS MCDB 4680 . .............................................................. 001 62116 1100AM-1215PMTR

MCDB 5780 2 TPCS-PLANT CELL BIOLOGY ............. 001 61460 1225PM-0150PM T MCDB 6440 1-3 SPECIAL TOPICS IN MCDB .............. 001 61461 TBA

Museum

MUEN E113

BSCI B121

MUEN 0439 BSCI B110

KJ DANNA LA STAEHELIN

N SUEOKA

RGHAM LA STAEHELIN JR MCINTOSH

4

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ALL 800 SECTIONS ARE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT. SEE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE WORK IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION .

MUSM 4021 2 SELECTED MUSEUM TOPICS .................. SAME AS MUSM 5021. .............................................................. 801 0100PM-0350PM MW CHEM 133 12

MUSM 5021 2 SELECTED MUSEUM TOPICS.................. SAME AS MUSM 4021. . ............................................................. 801 0100PM-0350PM MW CHEM 133 12

V. University Learning Center Math MATH 1001 3 COLLEGE ALGEBRA ................................. THIS /SA CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE THE

UNIVERSITY LEARNING CENTER OFFICE, LIBR E1 B36, FOR ELIGIBILITY. .............................................................. 760 0100PM-0250PM MWF .............................................................. 761 1000AM-1150AM MWF .............................................................. 762 0300PM-0450PM MWF ..................... -......................................... 763 0930AM-1215PM TR

LIBR E1B75 LIBR E1B75 LIBRE1B75 LIBR E1B75

Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology

30 30 30 30

INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE WORK IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. GRADUATE STUDENTS NEEDING TO REGISTER FOR MASTER'S THESIS MASTER'S DEGREE CANDIDATE OR DOCTORAL THESIS, PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. EACH COURSE IN THIS , DEPARTMENT HAS A COURSE FEE OF $20 FOR SPECIALIZED SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT.

+MCDB 1030 3PLAGUE/PEOPLE/MICROORGAN ...... 001 61171 1230PM-0145PM TR RAMY C250 KIRKEGAARD 204 +MCDB 2150 3PRINCIPLES OF GENETICS ..................... PREREQ MCDB 1150 OR GENERAL BIOLOGY. EVENING MIDTERMS

FROM 7:00-9:00 P.M. ON THE FOLLOWING MONDAYS: FEBRUARY 14 (DUAN G020, G030) MARCH 7 (DUAN G020, G030) APRIL 4 (DUAN G020, G030) AND APRIL 25 (DUAN G020, G030) . .............................................................. 001 62390 0900AM-0950AM MWF MUEN E050 SK DUTCHER 405

+MCDB 21511 PRINCIPLE/GENETICS LAB ...................... PREREQS MCDB 1150, 1151; COREQ MCDB 2150. .............................................................. 001 62399 1 OOOAM-1150AM T BSCI B0026 NA GUILD 24 .............................................................. 002 62400 0100PM-0250PM T BSCI B0026 NA GUILD 24 .............................................................. 003 62401 0300PM-0450PM T BSCI B0026 NA GUILD 24 .............................................................. 004 62402 0530PM-0720PM T BSCI B0026 NA GUILD 24 ..... ......................................................... 005 62403 1 OOOAM-1150AM W BSCI B0026 NA GUILD 24 .............................................................. 006 62404 0100PM-0250PM W BSCI B0026 NA GUILD 24 ... : .......................................................... 007 62405 0300PM-0450PM W BSCI B0026 NA GUILD 24 .............................................................. 008 62406 0530PM-0720PM W BSCI B0026 NA GUILD 24 ............ , ................................................. 009 62407 1000AM-1150AM R BSCI B0026 NA GUILD 24 .............................................................. 010 62408 0100PM-0250PM R BSCI B0026 NA GUILD 24 .............................................................. 011 62409 0300PM-0450PM R BSCI B0026 NA GUILD 24 .............................................................. 012 62410 0530PM-0720PM R BSCI B0026 NA GUILD 24

+MCDB 3150 3BIOLOGY OF CANCER CELL .................... PREREQ MCDB 1050 OR INSTRUCTOR CONSENT. .............................................................. 001 57848 1100AM-1215PM TR RAMY C250 OM PRESCOTT 204

MCDB 3200 3 HISTOPHYNERT ORGAN SYSM .............. PREREQ MCDB 1060 OR EPOB 1220 OR INSTRUCTOR CONSENT. .............................................................. 001 57849 1200PM-1250PM MWF RAMY N1B23 MA BONNEVILLE 72

MCDB 3400 4 MOLECULAR GENETICS .......................... PREREQS CHEM 1131 AND MCDB 1060, OR INSTRUCTOR CONSENT. CLASS MEETS 4 112 HOURS PER WEEK. .............................................................. 001 57850 1200PM-1250PM MWF CHEM 142 PL KUEMPEL 179 .................................................................... 1230PM-0145PM TR HALE 270

MCDB 4130 3 BIOL ELECTRON MICROSCOPY .............. PREREQMCDB 1060 OR 1150, OR EPOB 1220, OR MCDB4500/ .................................................................... 5500, OR PHYS 1120 OR 2020, OR INSTRUCTOR CONSENT. PRING/RECENT ADVANCES ............. 001 62739 0200PM-0315PM TR BSCI B110 M FOTINO 15

+MCDB 4140 3PLANT MOLEC/BIOTECH .......................... PREREQS MCDB 3120 AND 3400, OR INSTRUCTOR CONSENT. SAME AS MCDB 5140. RESTRICTED TO MCDB MAJORS. NON-MAJORS MUST HAVE INSTRUCTOR CONSENT. .............................................................. 001 57851 0200PM-0250PM MWF MUEN E113 KJ DANNA 25 .................................................................... LA STAEHELIN

MCDB 4450 3 YEAST GENETICS/MOLEC BIO ................ PREREQS MCDB 3120 CELL BIOLOGY AND MCDB 3400 MOLECULAR GENETICS. .............................................................. 001 61576 1230PM-0145PM TR BSCI B121 M WINEY 30

MCDB 4470 3 REG GENE EXPRESS DEVELOP ............. PREREQS CHEM 4711 AND MCDB 3400, OR INSTRUCTOR CONSENT. SAME AS MCDB 5470. ............................................................... 001 57854 0930AM-1045AM TR BSCI 8121 N SUEOKA 21

MCDB 4650 3 DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY ................... PREREQ MCDB 3120, OR3400, OR INSTRUCTOR CONSENT. COREQ MCDB4660. .............................................................. 001 57856 0900AM-0950AM MWF MUEN E0046 WB WOOD 106


Natural Science NASC 1230 HAS BEEN CHANGED TO EPOB 1010. PLEASE SEE EPOB FOR SPECIFIC INFORMATION. INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE WORK IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. ANY STUDENT WITH THREE UNEXCUSED ABSENCES DURING THE SCHEDULE ADJUSTMENT PERIOD MAY BE ADMINISTRATIVELY DROPPED. IT IS THE STUDENT'S RESPONSIBILITY TO DROP ALL COURSES .

Norwegian +NORW 1020 5 BEGINNING NORWEGIAN 2 .................... PREREQ NORW 1010 WITH A GRADE OF C-OR BETTER .

.............................................................. 001 58361 1000AM-1050AM M-F CLRE 212 I GERWIG 15

Peace and Conflict Studies FORMERLY CONFLICT AND PEACE STUDIES. INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE WORK IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE CONSULT PROFESSOR ROPER AT 492-7466 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION.

I. lnvst (International and National Voluntary Service Training) ALL INVST COURSES ARE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT. PLEASE SEE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY.

Philosophy THIS DEPARTMENT USES PRIMARILY SEQUENCING WAIT LISTS. (SEE "USING WAIT LISTS" IN THE FRONT OF THIS SCHEDULE.) INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE WORK IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. 3000-LEVEL COURSES ARE RESTRICTED TO SOPHOMORES AND ABOVE WITH 6 HOURS OF PHILOSOPHY. 4000-LEVEL COURSES ARE RESTRICTED TO JUNIORS AND SENIORS ONLY WITH 12 HOURS OF PHILOSOPHY . ALL COURSES AT THE 5000/6000 LEVEL REQUIRE PHILOSOPHY GRADUATE STANDING OR CONSENT OF INSTRUCTOR . STUDENTS WHO DO NOT ATTEND THE FIRST TWO CLASS SESSIONS MAY BE ADMINISTRATIVELY DROPPED AT THE DISCRETION OF THE INSTRUCTOR. GRADUATE STUDENTS NEEDING TO REGISTER FOR MASTER'S THESIS, MASTER'S DEGREE CANDIDATE, OR DOCTORAL THESIS, PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT FOR FURTHER INFORMATION .

+PHIL 1000 3 INTRO TO PHILOSOPHY ..................... 001 58464 0800AM-0850AM MWF HLMS 237 39 .............................................................. 002 58465 0900AM-0950AM MWF HLMS 229 39 .............................................................. 003 58466 1000AM-1050AM MWF HLMS 229 39 .............................................................. 004 58467 11 OOAM-1150AM MWF HLMS 229 39 .............................................................. 005 58468 0800AM-0915AM TR HLMS 229 39 .. ............................................................ 006 58469 0930AM-1045AM TR HLMS 229 39 .. ............................................................ 007 61771 1100AM-1215PMTR HLMS229 39 .............................................................. 008 58470 1230PM-0145PM TR HLMS 229 39

+PHIL 1010 3 INTRO/WEST PHIL:ANCIENT.. ............ 001 61777 0200PM-0315PMTR HLMS 229 39 +PHIL 1020 3 INTRO/WEST PHIL: MODERN ............. 001 58471 0900AM-0950AM MWF HLMS 237 39 +PHIL 11003 ETHICS ................................................. 010 58473 1000AM-1050AMMWF HLMS81 MTOOLEY 45

.............................................................. 020 58474 1100AM-1150AMMWF HLMS241 39

.............................................................. 030 58475 1200PM-1250PM MWF HLMS 241 39

.............................................................. 040 58476 0800AM-0915AM TR HLMS 237 39

.............................................................. 050 58481 0930AM-1045AM TR BUS 251 39

.............................................................. 060 61772 11 OOAM-1215PM TR HLMS 237 39 +PHIL 1200 3 PHILOSOPHY AND SOCIETY ................... STUDENTS REGISTERING FOR LECTURE SECTION 020 MUST

REGISTER FOR CORRESPONDING RECITATION SECTION. SECTION 880 IS AN HONORS PROGRAM COURSE. PLEASE COME TO THE HONORS PROGRAM OFFICE, LIBR M400C, FOR ELIGIBILITY AND REGISTRA T/ON INFORMATION. .............................................................. 010 58486 0800AM-0850AM MWF .............................................................. 020 58493 1000AM-1050AM MW

0 REC .................................................... R021 61893 1000AM-1050AM F ............................................................ R022 61894 1000AM-1050AM F ............................................................ R023 61895 0800AM-0850AM R ............................................................ R024 61896 0930AM-1020AM R

3 PHILOSOPHY AND SOCIETY ............. 030 61897 1100AM-1150AM MWF .............................................................. 040 58498 1230PM-0145PM TR .............................................................. 050 58499 0200PM-0315PM TR

HLMS 137 HLMS 199 HLMS 177 STAD 112 HLMS 177 HLMS 177 HLMS237 HLMS211 HLMS 211

R ROGERS

KWGIBSON JP KIMBLE

39 94 25 25 25 25 39 45 45


0\ 00

.............................................................. 060 58500 0330PM-0445PM TR HLMS 229 JP KIMBLE 39

.............................................................. 880 0930AM-1045AM TR HLMS 241 KW GIBSON 15 +PHIL 1400 3 PHILOSOPHY AND SCIENCES ........... 001 58504 0900AM-0950AM MWF HLMS 211 39

.............................................................. 002 58505 1200PM-1250PM MWF HLMS 81 39

.............................................................. 003 58506 0930AM-1 045AM TR HLMS 237 39 PHIL 1440 3 INTRODUCTORY LOGIC ..................... 001 58507 0200PM-0250PM MWF HLMS 237 C CLELAND 39

.............................................................. 002 58508 0930AM-1 045AM TR GUGG 205 39 +PHIL 1600 3 PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION .................. SECTION 880 IS AN HONORS PROGRAM COURSE. PLEASE COME

TO THE HONORS PROGRAM OFFICE, LIBR M400C, FOR ELIGIBILITY AND AEGISTRA TION INFORMATION. .............................................................. 001 58509 1200PM-1250PM MWF HLMS 237 39 .............................................................. 002 58510 0100PM"0150PM MWF HLMS 229 39 .............................................................. 003 58511 1230PM-0145PM TR HLMS 237 39 .............................................................. 880 1100AM-1150AM MWF LIBR N424A PB KENEVAN 15

PHIL 1750 3 PHIL THRU LITERATURE .................... 001 61776 0300PM-0350PM M HLMS 267 PB KENEVAN 45 . .. . . .. .. .... .. ..... ... .. .. .... ......... .... .. ..... ... . . .. . . .. ...... 0300PM-0450PM W HLMS 267

+PHIL 2230 3 LAW AND MORALITY .......................... 001 58514 0800AM-0850AM MWF HLMS 229 39 +PHIL 2290 3 PHILOSOPHY AND WOMEN..................... SAME AS WMST 2290.

.............................................................. 001 58515 0200PM-0250PM MWF HLMS 229 C BELLON 25 PHIL 2440 3 SYMBOLIC LOGIC ............................... 001 58517 1230PM-0145PM TR HLMS 241 G BEALER 39 +PHIL 3000 3 HIST/ANCIENT PHILOSOPHY................... STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND RECITATION.

RECITA T/ON SECTION 0111S RESTRICTED TO PHILOSOPHY MAJORS ONLY. .............................................................. 010 61589 1200PM-1250PM MW HLMS 201 EL MILLER 94

0 REC .................................................... R011 61899 1200PM-1250PM F HLMS 177 25 ............................................................ R012 61900 1200PM-1250PM F KTCH 303 25 ............................................................ R013 61901 1100AM-1150AM R HLMS 177 25 ............................................................ R014 61902 0200PM-0250PM R MUEN E114 20

+PHIL 3010 3 HIST/MODERN PHILOSOPHY................... STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND RECITATION. RECITA T/ON 014 RESTRICTED TO PHILOSOPHY MAJORS ONLY. .............................................................. 010 61669 11 OOAM-1150AM TR HLMS 201 J CARNES 94

0 REC .................................................... R011 61903 1000AM-1050AM M HLMS 177 25 ............................................................ R012 61904 1100AM-1150AM M HLMS 177 25 ............................................................ R013 61905 0800AM-0850AM F HLMS 177 25 ............................................................ R014 61906 0900AM-0950AM F HLMS 177 25

+PHIL31003 ETHICAL THEORY ............................... 001 58528 1000AM-1050AMMWF HLMS141 CMILLS 45 +PHIL 3140 3 ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS....................... STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND RECITATION.

RECITATION SECTION 0111S RESTRICTED TO PHILOSOPHY MAJORS ONLY. .............................................................. 010 61670 0200PM-0250PM WF HLMS 252 OW JAMIESON 135

0 REC .................................................... R011 61907 0200PM-0250PM M HLMS 247 23 ........................................................... .R012 61908 0200PM-02SoP.M M HLMS 245 23 ............................................................ R013 61909 0200PM-0250PM M HLMS 271 23 ............................................................ R014 61910 0800AM-0850AM T HLMS 177 23 ............................................................ R015 61911 0930AM-1020AMT HLMS 177 23 ............................................................ R016 61912 1100AM-1150AMT HLMS 177 23

+PHIL 3160 3 BIOETHICS ........................................... 001 61773 0800AM-0850AM MWF HLMS 141 39 +PHIL 3180 3 GRIT THNKNG-CONTEMP TPCS ........ 001 58533 1100AM-1150AM MWF GEOL 308 OW JAMIESON 25

.............................................................. 002 58534 11 OOAM-1215PM TR HLMS 245 DR MAYER 33 +PHIL31903 WARANDMORALITY .......................... 001 61778 0200PM-0315PMTR HLMS241 KWGIBSON 45 +PHIL 3200 3 SOC/POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY ........... 001 58535 0900AM-0950AM MWF HLMS 241 DL SHAW 45 +PHIL 3410 3 HIST/SCI ANCT- NEWTON ................. 001 58537 0300PM-0350PM MWF HLMS 211 D YOU KEY 39 +PHIL 3430 3 HIST SCI-NEWTON/EINSTEIN ............ 001 58539 1100AM-1215PM TR HLMS 241 SJ LEEDS 45 PHIL 4210 3 CLAS GREEK POUT THOUGHT ............... PREREQ CLAS/HIST 1051, CLAS/HIST 1061, HJST 1010, PSC/2404 OR

PHIL 3000. SAME AS CLAS 4041, HIST 4041, PSC14094. .............................................................. 001 58549 1100AM-1150AM MWF EDUC 231 EE SCHUTRUMPF 5

PHIL 4260 3 PHILOSOPHY OF LAW.............................. SAME AS PHIL 5260. .............................................................. 001 58550 0330PM-0445PM TR HLMS 271 J CARNES 23

PHIL 4340 3 EPISTEMOLOGY........................................ PREREQS 6 HOURS OF PHIL INCLUDING PHIL 2440 OR 3000 OR 3010. SAME AS PHIL 5340.

............................................................ R203 61071 0900AM-0950AM R DUAN 0021 30

............................................................ R204 61072 1000AM-1050AM R DUAN 0041 30

............................................................ R205 61073 1000AM-1050AM R DUAN 0021 30

............................................................ R206 61074 1000AM-1050AM R DUAN G116 30

............................................................ R207 61075 11 OOAM-1150AM R CHEM 270 30

............................................................ R208 61 076 1100AM-1150AM R DUAN 0041 30

............................................................ R209 61077 1100AM-1150AM R DUAN 0021 30

........................................................... .R210 61078 1200PM-1250PM R DUAN 0041 30

. ........................................................... R211 61079 1200PM-1250PM R DUAN 0021 30

............................................................ R212 61080 0100PM-0150PM R CHEM 270 30

............................................................ R213 61081 0100PM-0150PM R DUAN 0041 30

............................................................ R214 61082 0200PM-0250PM R DUAN G131 30

............................................................ R215 61083 0200PM-0250PM R DUAN 0041 30

............................................................ R216 61084 0300PM-0350PM R DUAN 0041 30 +PHYS 1120 4 GENERAL PHYSICS 2 ...................... :........ PREREQ PHYS 1110. COREQ MATH 2300 OR APPM 1360.

NORMALLY TO BE TAKEN CONCURRENTLY WITH PHYS 1140, BUT NOT REQUIRED. STUDENTS MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND A RECITATION 201 THRU 212. EXAMS WILL BE 7:30PM ON TUESDAYS FEB. 15, MAR. 15, AND APR. 191N CHEM 140 AND CHEM 142 . .............................................................. 200 61468 1000AM-1050AM MWF DUAN G030 ES ROST 336

0 REG .................................................... R201 61086 0800AM-0850AM T DUAN 0021 28 . ........................................................... R202 61087 0900AM-0950AM T DUAN 0021 28 . ........................................................... R203 61088 1000AM-1050AMT DUANG116 28 ............................................................ R204 61089 1000AM-1050AM T DUAN 0041 28 ............................................................ R205 61090 1000AM-1050AM T DUAN 0021 28 ............................................................ R206 61091 1100AM-1150AMT DUAN0041 28 ............................................................ R207 61092 11 OOAM-1150AM T DUAN 0021 28 ............................................................ R208 61093 1200PM-1250PM T DUAN 0021 28 . ........................................................... R209 61094 0100PM-0150PM T DUAN 0041 28 . ........................................................... R210 61095 0200PM-0250PM T DUAN G131 28 ............................................................ R211 61096 0200PM-0250PM T DUAN 0041 28 ............................................................ R212 61097 0300PM-0350PM T DUAN 0041 28

+PHYS 1140 1 EXPERIMENTAL PHYSICS 1..................... PREREQ PHYS 1110. CONCURRENT REGISTRATION IN PHYS 1120 RECOMMENDED. STUDENTS MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE 100 OR 200 AND A LAB 201 THRU 214 . .............................................................. 100 61098 0400PM-0450PM R DUAN G020 WR SMYTHE 200 .............................................................. 200 61099 0400PM-0450PM F DUAN G020 WR SMYTHE 108

0 LAB ..................................................... L201 61100 0800AM-0950AM M DUAN G0066 22 ............................................................ L202 61101 0800AM-0950AM T DUAN G0066 22 ............................................................ L203 61102 0800AM-0950AM R DUAN G0066 22 ............................................................ L204 61103 1 OOOAM-1150AM T DUAN G0066 22 ............................................................ L205 61104 1000AM-1150AM R DUAN G0066 22 ............................................................ L206 61105 1200PM-0150PM M DUAN G0066 22 ............................................................ L207 61106 1200PM-0150PM T DUAN G0066 22 ............................................................ L208 61107 1200PM-0150PM R DUAN G0066 22 ............................................................ L209 61108 0200PM-0350PM M DUAN G0066 22 ............................................................ L210 61109 0200PM-0350PM T DUAN G0066 22 ............................................................ L211 61110 0200PM-0350PM W DUAN G0066 22 ............................................................ L212 61111 0200PM-Q350PM R DUAN G0066 22 ............................................................ L213 61112 0200PM-0350PM F DUAN G0066 22 ............................................................ L214 61113 0400PM-0550PMT DUAN G0066 22

+PHYS 2010 5 GENERAL PHYSICS 1 ............................... STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. NOTE: EXAMS WILL BE AT 7:30PM ON TUESDAYS FEB 15, MAR 15, AND APR 191N MUEN E050 AND FEB 15, MAR 15 AND APR 19/N MUEN E050 AND DUAN G020 . .............................................................. 200 61469 1200PM-1250PM MWF DUAN G030 DZANDERSON 240

0 LAB ..................................................... L201 61115 1000AM-1150AM M DUAN 0090 30 ............................................................ L202 61116 0200PM-0350PM M DUAN 0090 30 ............................................................ L203 61117 0800AM-0950AM T ·ouAN 0090 30

.............................................................. 001 58551 1100AM-1150AMMWF HLMS245 CCLELAND 23 PHIL 4360 3 METAPHYSICS .......................................... PREREQS 6 HOURS OF PHIL INCLUDING PHIL 2440 OR 3000 OR

3010. SAME AS PHIL 5360.

····.··.:···:·············································: ..... 001 58552 0100PM-0150PM MWF HLMS 245 R ROGERS 23 PHIL 4490 3 . PHILOSOPHY OF LANGUAGE.................. SAME AS PHIL 5490. PREREQS 6 HOURS OF PHIL INCLUDING PHIL

· 2440 OR 3000 OR 3010. .............................................................. 001 61930 0200PM-0315PM TR HLMS 245 R HANNA 23

PHIL 4600 1 THEOLOGY FORUM SEMINAR ........... 001 58556 0300PM-0350PM W HLMS 247 EL MILLER 30 PHIL 4730 3 PHILOSOPHY & LITERATURE ............ 001 58557 0330PM-0445PM TR HLMS 245 JP KIMBLE 33 PHIL 4800 3 TPC-MORAL ANTI"REALISM ............... 001 58558 0400PM-0630PM R HLMS 263 OW JAM,IESON 25 •PHIL 4830 3 SENIOR SEM IN PHILOSOPHY ................. RESTRICTED TQUPPER DIVISION PHIL MAJORS.

CAUSATION ........................................ 001 58559 0100PM-0150PM MWF EDUC 231 M TOOLEY PHIL 5080 PHIL 5100 PHIL 5230 PHIL5260

3 PHILOSOPHY OF PLAT0 .................... 001 61955 1200PM-0115PM MW HLMS 177 C SHIELDS 3 ETHICS ................................................. 001 61915 0130PM-0245PM MW HLMS 177 C MILLS 3 BIOETHICS/PUBLIC POLICY ............... 001 62764 0200PM-0315PM TR HLMS 177 3 PHILOSOPHY OF LAW.............................. SAME AS PHIL 42(}0.

.............................................................. 001 58577 0330PM-0445PM TR HLMS 271 J CARNES PHIL 5340 3 EPISTEMOLOGY ........................................ SAME AS PHIL 4340.

.............................................................. 001 58578 11 OOAM-1150AM MWF HLMS 245 C CLELAND PHIL 5360 3 METAPHYSICS .......................................... SAME AS PHIL 4360.

.............................................................. 001 58579 0100PM-0150PM MWF HLMS 245 R ROGERS PHIL 5490 3 PHILOSOPHY OF LANGUAGE.................. SAME AS PHIL 4490.

.............................................................. 001 61932 0200PM-0315PM TR HLMS 245 R HANNA PHIL 5810 3 SPECIAL TOPIC/PHILOSOPHY................. THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE

DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. .............................................................. 800

PHIL 6340 3 SEMINAR IN EPISTEMOLOGY ............ 001 61925 PHIL 6400 3 SEM-PHILOSOPHY SCIENCE ............. 001 58601 PHIL 5084 3 PHILOSOPHY OF SPINOlA ................ 001 62564

Physics

TBA 0330PM-0445PM TR 1230PM-0145PM TR 0330PM-0445PM MW

HLMS 177 HLMS 177 HLMS 177

G BEALER SJ LEEDS FWWILLIAMS

25 20 20 20

10

10

10

10

20 20 10

THIS DEPARTMENT USES PRIMARILY AUTOMATIC WAIT LISTS. (SEE "USING WAIT LISTS" IN THE FRONT OF THIS SCHEDULE.) INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE WORK IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. GRADUATE STUDENTS NEEDING TO REGISTER FOR MASTER'S THESIS, MASTER'S DEGREE CANDIDATE, OR DOCTORAL THESIS, PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. EACH COURSE IN THIS DEPARTMENT HAS A COURSE FEE OF $20 FOR SPECIALIZED SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT.

•PHYS 1000 3 PREPARATORY PHYSICS ........................ PREREQ ONE YEAR OF HIGH SCHOOL ALGEBRA OR EQU/V. PREPARES STUDENT WITH NO HIGH SCHOOL PHYSICS TO TAKE PHYS 1110 OR 2010. .............................................................. 001 58640 0800AM-0850AM MWF DUAN 0047 PE PHILLIPSON 49 .............................................................. 002 58641 0800AM-0850AM MWF DUAN 0041 CK IDDINGS 36

•PHYS 1020 4 PHY SCI/NON-SCIENTIST 2 ...................... PREREQ HIGH SCHOOL ALGEBRA AND PHYS 1010. STUDENTS MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. NOTE: EXAMS WILL BE ON TUESDAYS, FEB. 15, MAR. 15, AND APR. 19 AT 7:30PM IN DUANE G-030. .............................................................. 010 61463 1100AM-1215PM TR DUAN G020 AD FRANKLIN 180

0 LAB ..................................................... L011 61464 0400PM-0550PM T DUAN 0090 60 ............................................................ L012 61465 0200PM-0350PM R DUAN 0090 60 ............................................................ L013 61466 1000AM-1150AM F DUAN 0090 60

•PHYS 11104 GENERAL PHYSICS 1 ............................... COREQMATH 13000RAPPM 13500REQUIV. STUDENTS MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE 100 OR 200 AND A REG 201 THRU REC216. NOTE: EXAMS WILL BE 7:30PM ON TUESDAYS FEB. 8, MAR. 8 AND APRIL 121N CHEM 140, CHEM 142, AND MATH 100. SEE FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE FOR COMMON FINAL. .............................................................. 100 61067 0900AM-0950AM MWF DUAN G030 AR BARKER 240 .............................................................. 200 61068 1100AM-1150AM MWF DUAN G030 AR BARKER 240

0 REC .................................................... R201 61069 0800AM-0850AM R DUAN 0021 30 ............................................................ R202 61070 0900AM-0950AM R DUAN 0041 30


............................................................ L204 61118 1200PM-0150PM T

............................................................ L205 61119 0200PM-0350PM T DUAN0090 DUAN 0090

30 3.0 .

............................................................ L206 61120 0800AM-0950AM W DUAN 0090 30

.. .......................................................... L207 61121 1000AM-1150AM R DUAN 0090 30

.................. : ......................................... L208 61122 1000AM-1150AM F DUAN 0090 30 •PHYS 2020 5 GENERAL PHYSICS 2 ............................... PREREQ PHYS 2010 OR INSTRUCTOR CONSENT. STUDENTS MUST

REGISTER FOR LECTURE 100 OR 200 AND A LAB 201 THRU 214. EXAMS WILL BE ON TUESDAYS ON FEB. 8 MAR. 8 AND APRIL 121N DUANE PHYSICS G020 AND G030. SEE FINAL EXAM' SCHEDULE FOR COMMON , FINAL. .............................................................. 100 61123 1100AM-1150AM MWF .............................................................. 200 61124 0100PM-0150PM MWF

0 LAB ..................................................... L201 61125 0800AM-0950AM M ............................................................ L202 61126 1200PM-0150PM M ............................................................ L203 61127 1000AM-1150AMT ............................................................ L204 61128 0400PM-0550PM T ............................................................ L205 61129 1000AM~1150AMW ............................................................ L206 61130 1200PM-0150PM W ............................................................ L207 61131 0200PM-0350PM W ............................................................ L208 61132 0800AM-0950AM R ............................................................ L209 61133 1200PM-0150PM R ............................................................ L210 61134 0200PM-0350PM R ............................................................ L211 61135 0400PM-0550PM R ............................................................ L212 61136 0800AM-0950AM F ............................................................ L213 61137 0200PM-0350PM F ............................................................ L214 62593 1200PM-0150PM F

DUAN G020 DUAN G020 DUAN0090 DUAN 0090 DUAN 0090 DUAN 0090 DUAN 0090 DUAN 0090 DUAN 0090 DUAN 0090 DUAN 0090 DUAN 0090 DUAN 0090 DUAN 0090 DUAN0090 DUAN 0090

PD BEALE PDBEALE

PHYS 2130 3 GENERAL PHYSICS 3 ............................... PREREQS PHYS 1120 AND 1140. NORMALLY TO BE TAKEN

210 210 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30

CONCURRENTLY WITH PHYS 2150, BUT NOT REQUIRED. NOTE: EXAMS WILL BE AT 7:30PM ON TUESDAYS FEB 8, MAR 8 AND APRIL 121N MUEN E050. .............................................................. 001 58734 0100PM-0150PM MWF DUAN G030 SP DE ALWIS 346

PHYS 2140 3 METHODS/THEORETICAL PHYS ............. PREREQ PHYS 1120 OR INSTRUCTOR CONSENT. NOTE: EXAMS WILL BE AT 7:30PM ON TUESDAYS FEB 15 AND APRIL 51N DUANE PHYSICS G-125. .............................................................. 001 58735 1200PM-1250PM MWF DUAN 0047 JR TAYLOR 49

PHYS 2150 1 EXPERIMENTAL PHYSICS........................ PREREQS PHYS 1120 AND 1140. NORMALLY TO BE TAKEN CONCURRENTLY WITH PHYS 2130 OR PHYS 2170 BUT NOT REQUIRED. STUDENTS MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE 100 OR 200 AND LAB 201 THRU 207. .............................................................. 1 00 61138 0400PM-0450PM M DUAN G020 WJ 0 SULLIVAN 77 .. ............................................................ 200 61139 0400PM-0450PM T DUAN G020 WJ 0 SULLIVAN 77

0 LAB ..................................................... L201 61140 0800AM-0950AM T DUAN 0070 22 .. .......................................................... L202 61141 1000AM-1150AM M DUAN 0070 22 ............................................................ L203 61142 1000AM-1150AM W DUAN 0070 22 ............................................................ L204 61143 0100PM-0250PMT DUAN0070 22 ............................................................ L205 61144 0100PM-0250PM R DUAN 0070 23 .. .......................................................... L206 61145 0300PM-0450PM M DUAN 0070 22 ............................................................ L207 61146 1000AM-1150AMF DUAN0070 22

PHYS 2170 3 FOUNDATIONS MOD PHYSICS, ............... PREREQ PHYS 2140; COREQ MATH 2400 OR APPM 2350. ................................................... : .......... 001 58755 0100PM-0150PM MWF DUAN G116 TA DEGRAND 40

PHYS 2810 1 TPC-PHYSICS COMPUTER LAB ......... 001 58756 TBA JRTAYLOR 25 .................................................................... R B BRUCE

•PHYS 3080 3 PHYS/CONTEMP SOCIAL PROB ........ 001 58764 1200PM-1250PM MWF DUAN G125 BW DOWNS 72 PHYS 3210 3 ANALYTICAL MECHANICS........................ PREREQS PHYS 1120 AND APPM 2360 OR EQUIVALENT.

.............................................................. 001 58765 0200PM-0250PM MWF DUAN G116 P RANKIN 40 PHYS 3220 3 QUANTUM MECHANICS........................... PREREQ PHYS 3210. EXAMS WILL BE AT 7:30PM ON FEB 22 AND

APR 121N DUANE PHYSICS G-125 . .............................................................. 001 58766 0900AM-0950AM MWF DUAN G125 AM HERMANN 72

PHYS 3310 3 PAIN ELEC-MAGNETISM 1 ....................... PREREQ PHYS 2130 OR PHYS 2170 OR INSTRUCTOR CONSENT. .............................................................. 001 58767 0100PM-Q150PM MWF DUAN G131 RJ PETERSON 45


PHYS 3320 3 PAIN ELEC-MAGNETISM 2 ....................... PREREQ PHYS 3310. EXAMS WILL BE AT 7:30PM IN ECCR 2-06 ON FEB 22 AND APRIL 5. .............................................................. 001 58768 .1100AM-1150AM MWF DUAN 0047 ER KINNEY 49

•PHYS 3340 3 INTRO/RSCH/OPTICAL PHYS................... PREREQ PHYS 3330. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. .............................................................. 010 58769 0100PM-0150PM TR DUAN G235 JC PRICE 48

0 LAB ..................................................... L011 58770 0900AM-1150AM T DUAN G235 12 ............................................................ L012 58771 0900AM-1150AM R DUAN G235 12 ............................................................ L013 58772 0200PM-0450PM T DUAN G235 12 ............................................................ L014 58773 0200PM-0450PM R DUAN G235 12

PHYS 4340 3 INTRO - SOLID STATE PHYS.................... PREREQS PHYS 3220 AND 4230. SAME AS ECEN 4345. .............................................................. 001 58774 · 1000AM-1050AM MWF DUAN G131 CT ROGERS 45

PHYS 4410 3 ATOMIC AND NUCLEAR PHYS ................. PREREQS PHYS 3220AND3320. .............................................................. 001 61148 1100AM-1150AM MWF DUAN 0041 WT FORD 36

•PHYS.44203ATOMICAND NUCLEAR PHYS ................. PREREQ PHYS 4410. .............................................................. 001 58775 1100AM-1150AM MWF DUAN 0021 A HASENFRATZ 36

+PHYS 4430 3 INTRO/RSCH/MODRN PHYSICS.............. PREREQS PHYS 3220 AND 3320. COREQ PHYS 4410. SAME AS PHYS 5430. STUDENTMUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. .............................................................. 001 58776 0100PM-0150PM TR DUAN 0021 CE WIEMAN 32

0 LAB ..................................................... L002 58777 0900AM-1150AM T DUAN G230 8 ............................................................ L003 58778 0200PM-0450PM T DUAN G230 8 ............................................................ L004 58779 0800AM-1050AM R DUAN G230 8 ............................................................ L005 58780 0200PM-0450PM R DUAN G230 8

PHYS 4620 2 PHYSICS HONORS.................................... THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. .............................................................. 800 TBA JP CUMALAT 10

PHYS 4810 3 SP TPCS-COMPUTAT PHYSICS ......... 001 58783 1200PM-1250PM MWF DUAN G116 RITZWOLLER 40 PHYS 4820 1 SPTPCS-PHYSICS OF SNOW ............ 001 58784 0700PM-0815PM TR DUAN 0021 DA LIND 25 PHYS 5000 1 SEMINAR PLASMA PHYSICS ............. 001 58799 1200PM-1250PM F DUAN G027 SHASHARINA 23 PHYS 5040 3 INTERMED MATH PHYSICS 2 .................. PREREQ PHYS 5030. SAME AS MATH 5040.

.............................................................. 001 58800 0900AM-Q950AM MWF HLMS 199 W WYSS 60 PHYS 5150 3 INTRO PLASMA PHYSICS......................... PREREQ PHYS 3310 OR EQUIVALENT. SAME AS APAS 5150.

.............................................................. 001 58802 1230PM-0145PM TR DUAN G116 MV GOLDMAN 40 PHYS 5220 3 NONLINEAR DYNAMICS........................... PREREQ PHYS 5210 OR INSTR CONSENT. SAME AS APAS 5220.

.............................................................. 001 58803 0100PM-0150PM MWF DUAN G025 JB WEISS 23 PHYS 5260 3 INTRO/QUANTUM MECHANIC 2 ......... 001 58804 1100AM-1t50AM MWF DUAN G116 P ZOLLER 40 PHYS 5430 3 INTRO/RSCH/MODRN PHYSICS .............. SAMEAS PHYS·4430. SIUDENTMUST,REGISTERFOR LECTURE

ANOLAB. .............................................................. 00158805 0100PM-0150PM TR DUAN 0021 CEWIEMAN

0 LAB ..................................................... L002 58806 0900AM-1150AM T DUAN G230 .................... ........................... .. ........... L003 58807 0200PM-0450PM T DUAN G230 2 ............................................................ L004 58808 0800AM-1050AM R DUAN G230 2 ............................................................ L005 58809 0200PM-0450PM R DUAN G230 2

PHYS 5770 3 GRAVITATIONAL THEORY ................. 001 58811 0930AM-1045AM TR DUAN G131 NASHBY 45 PHYS 6620 3 EARTH/PLANETARY PHYSIC 2 .......... 001 61157 1100AM-1215PM TR DUAN G116 JMWAHR 10 PHYS 6630 3 EARTH/PLANETARY PHYSIC 3 ................ SAME AS APAS 6630 AND GEOL 6630.

.............................................................. 001 61442 0100PM-0150PM MWF CHEM 270 JB RUNDLE 20 PHYS 6650 2 . SEMINAR IN GEOPHYSICS ...................... SAME AS APAS 6650 AND GEOL 6650.

.............................................................. 001 62053 0300PM-0450PM M GEOL 134 AF SHEEHAN 20 PHYS 7310 3 ELECTROMAGNETIC THEORY 1 ....... 001 58829 0100PM-0150PM MWF DUAN G125 J COOPER 72 PHYS 7440 3 THEORY OF SOLID STATE ................. 001 58830 0900AM-0950AM MWF DUAN 0021 NACLARK 30 PHYS 7810 3 TPC-QUANT MANY-BODY PHYS ........ 001 58832 0330PM-0445PM TR DUAN G116 JR SHEPARD 25 PHYS 7820 3 TPC-HIST/PHIL OF PHYSICS .............. 001 58833 0700PM-1000PM W SEE DEPT AD FRANKLIN 25 PHYS 7830 3 TPC-ATOMIC THEORY ........................ 001 58834 1000AM-1050AM MWF DUAN G027 CH GREENE 23

PSCI4251 3 CONSTITUTIONAL LAW 2 ......................... PREREQS PSCI1101 AND4241. . ............................................................. 001 59276 1000AM-1050AM MWF KTCH 234 JM STRINE 45

+PSCI4271 3 SEX DISCR-CONSTIT ISSUES .................. PREREQ PSCI1101. SAME AS WMST 4271. .............................................................. 001 61956 0330PM-0445PM TR KTCH 234 C BAYLIFF 35

PSCI5011 3 SEM- AMERICAN POLITICS ..................... SAME AS PSG/ 7011 . .............................................................. 001 59325 01 OOPM-0330PM M KTCH 116 AN COSTAIN 20

PSCI 5081 3 POLICY ANALYSIS/APPLIC ................. 001 59333 0700PM-0930PM T KTCH 116 JS FITCH 20 PSCI7011 3 SEM- AMERICAN POLITICS..................... SAME AS PSCI5011 .

.............................................................. 001 59450 0100PM-0330PM M KTCH 116 AN COSTAIN 20 PSCI7081 3 POLICY ANALYSIS/APPLIC ................. 001 59458 0700PM-0930PM T KTCH 116 JS FITCH 20

II. Comparative +PSCI2012 3 INTRO/COMPAR POLITICS....................... STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND RECITATION .

.............................................................. 100 59245 0200PM-0250PM MW MATH 100 M LICHBACH 425 0 RECITATION ...................................... R101 59246 0800AM-Q850AM M KTCH 235 37

............................................................ R102 59247 0800AM-0850AM T KTCH 234 37

............................................................ R103 59248 0800AM~0850AM W KTCH 234 37

. ........................................................... R104 59249 0800AM-0850AM R KTCH 234 37

.: .......................................................... R105 59250 0800AM-0850AM F KTCH 234 37

............................................................ R106 59251 1100AM-1150AM M ECON 205 37

............................................................ R107 59252 1100AM-1150AMT STAD 112 37

............................................................ R108 59253 1100AM-1150AM W HLMS 81 37

............................................................ R109 59254 0900AM-Q950AM R GUGG 3 37

............................................................ R110 59255 1100AM-1150AM F ECCR0-16 37

. ........................................................... R111 59256 0900AM-0950AM M DUAN G116 37 +PSCI3082 3 POL SYS SUB-SAHARA AFRIC ........... 001 61966 0200PM-0315PM TR HLMS 267 JR SCARRITT 45 PSCI 4052 3 POL SYS/CHINAIJAPAN/KORA ................. THIS IS AN HONORS PROGRAM COURSE. PLEASE SEE THE

HONORS DEPARTMENT OFFICE, LIBR M400C, FOR ELIGIBILITY AND REGISTRATION INFORMATION. .............................................................. 880 1 OOOAM-1 050AM MWF LIBR N424A SS CHAN 15

PSC14102 3 GOVT & POLITICS/ISRAEL ....................... PREREQ PSG/ 2012 . .............................................................. 001 61312 1100AM-1150AM MWF GEOL 311 W SAFRAN 50

+PSCI4272 3 POLl ECON/INDUST SOCIETY................. PREREQS PSCI2012 AND ECON 2020 RECOMMENDED . .............................................................. 001 61964 0200PM-0315PM TR ECON 117 JE SQUIRES 70

+PSC14752 3 SEM-CENT/EAST EUR STOlES ................ PREREQ JUNIOR OR SENIOR STANDING RECOMMENDED . .............................................................. 001 59279 0100PM-0330PM W LIBR M300D EJ ROZEK 25 .............................................................. 002 62398 0330PM~0445PM TR HLMS 251 JS KOPSTEIN 25

·· +PSCI4782 3 GLOBAL ISSUES........................................ THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENTCOURSE. PLEASE SEE DEPARTMENTFOR:EUGIBILITY. .............................................................. 801 0200PM,0315PM MW ·KTCH 33 RM LAWRENCE 25

+PSCI4792.3 ISS LATIN AMER POLITICS...................... PREREQ JUNIOR OR SENIOR STANDING AND PSC/.20121S RECOMMENDED . .............................................................. 001 61314 1100AM-.1215PMTR ECCR 1-01 LANDERSON 25

PSCI5012 3 SEM-COMP POLITICAL SYST ................... SAME AS PSG/ 7012 . .............................................................. 001 59326 0130PM-0400PM W KTCH 116 JS KOPSTEIN 20

PSCI5032 3 SEM-LATIN AMER POLITICS .................... SAME AS PSG/ 7032. .............................................................. 001 61355 0330PM-0600PM T KTCH 116 L ANDERSON 20

PSCI 5072 3 SEM/COMP POUSUB-SAH AFR ............... SAME AS PSG/ 7072 . .. ............................................................ 001 61968 0400PM-0630PM W KTCH 116 JR SCARRITT 20

PSCI7012 3 SEM-COMPAR POUT SYSTEM ................ SAME AS PSC/5012 . .............................................................. 001 59451 0130PM-0400PM W KTCH 116 JS KOPSTEIN 20

PSCI 7032 3 SEMINAR IN POL SCIENCE...................... SAME AS PSCI5032. .............................................................. 001 61356 0330PM-0600PM T KTCH 116 L ANDERSON 20

PSCI 7072 3 SEM/COMP POL SUB-SAH AFR ............... SAME AS PSC/5072. .............................................................. 001 61969 0400PM-0630PMW KTCH 116 JRSCARRITT 20

Political Science THIS DEPARTMENT USES BOTH AUTOMATIC AND SEQUENCING WAIT LISTS. (SEE "USING WAIT LISTS" IN THE FRONT OF THIS SCHEDULE.) ENROLLMENT IN UPPER DIVISION POLITICAL SCIENCE COURSES WILL BE RESTRICTED TO POLITICAL SCIENCE AND INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS MAJORS UNTIL NOVEMBER 29. STUDENTS NOT ATTENDING THE FIRST TWO CLASSES MAY BE ADMINISTRATIVELY DROPPED. INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE WORK IS AVAILABLE. MOST UPPER DIVISION PSCI COURSES NOW HAVE LOWER-DIVISION PREREQUISITES. PLAN AHEAD! PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. GRADUATE STANDING IS REQUIRED FOR ALL GRADUATE LEVEL COURSES. MASTERS LEVEL STUDENTS SHOULD ENROLL IN 5DOO-LEVEL COURSES. DOCTORAL LEVEL STUDENTS SHOULD ENROLL IN 7000-q:VEL COURSES. GRADUATE STUDENTS NEEDING TO REGISTER FOR MASTER'S THESIS, MASTER'S DEGREE CANDIDATE, OR DOCTORAL THESIS, PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. .

I. American tPSCI1101 3 AMERICAN POLITICAL SYS...................... STUDENTS REGISTERING FOR SECTION 100 MUST REGISTER FOR

LECTUREAND RECITA T/ON. .............................................................. 1 00 59224 0900AM-Q950AM MW

0 RECITATION ...................................... R101 59225 0900AM-Q950AM F ............................................................ R102 59226 0800AM-0850AM M ............................................................ R103 59227 0800AM-Q850AM T ............................................................ R104 59228 0800AM-0850AM W ..................................... ; ...................... R105 59229 0800AM-Q850AM R ............................................................ R106 59230 0800AM~0850AM F ............................................................ R107 59231 1100AM-1150AM M ............................................................ R108 59232 1000AM-1050AM T ............................................................ R109 59233 1100AM-1150AM W ............................................................ R110 59234 1000AM-1050AMR ............................................................ R111 59235 1100AM-1150AM F ............................................................ R112 59236 1000AM-1050AM M ............................................................ R113 59237 1 OOOAM-1 050AM W ............................................................ R114 59238 1000AM-1050AM F

3 AMERICAN POLITICAL SYS ................ 200 59239 0200PM-0315PM TR .............................................................. 300 61065 0930AM-1045AM·TR

PSCI2101 3 INTRIPUBLIC POLICYANALY ............. 001 61066 1000AM"1050AM MWF .............................................................. 002. 61294 1100AM-1215PM TR

tPSCI 3011 3 THE AMERICAN PRESIDENCY ........... 001 61295 0100PM-Q150PM MWF PSCI3031 3 POLPARTIES/PRESSRE GAPS ............... PREREQ PSC/1101.

CHEM140 KTCH 234 KTCH234 HLMS81 . KTCH 301 KTCH235 KTCH301 HLMS81 ECCR 1-12 KTCH 301 ECCR 1-12 KTCH301 KTCH303 KTCH 301 KTCH 301 DUAN G030 EKLGE1B20 MUENE113 EKLCE1B20 HLMS 199

TJTECZA

WDCOSTAIN AD SLOAN AD BRUNNER CF LESTER LMCNOWN

508 37 37 36 36 36 36 37 37 36 36 36 36 36 36

326 100 45

100 95

.............................................................. 001 61297 0930AM-1045AMTR CLRE.207 WD COSTAIN 60 tPSCI3061 3 STATE GOVT/ADMINISTRA T.. ............ 001 61298 0930AM-1045AM TR GEOL 311 RE HERO 60 tPSCI 3071 3 URBAN POLITICS ................................ 001 61960 1200PM-1250PM MWF ECON 117 * UNASSIGNED 60 PSCI3121 3 WAR/PEACE/STAAT DEFENSE ................ PREREQ PSC/1101.

.............................................................. 001 61300 0400PM-0515PM MW HALE 230 AM LAWRENCE 88 PSCI3191 3 NAT SECURTY ORG/POLCYMKG ............ PREREQ PSC/1101 .

.............................................................. 001 61305 0200PM-0315PM TR KTCH 234 RD SLOAN 45 PSCI3201 3 ENVIRONMENT/PUBL POLICY ................. PREREQ PSC/1101 .

.............................................................. 001 61306 0200PM-0315PM TR DUAN 0047 CF LESTER 45 tPSCI4021 3 LEGISLATIVE THEORY/RESCH ................ PREREQ PSC/1101 RECOMMENDED.

.............................................................. 001 61310 0330PM-0445PM TR GEOL 311 CH HENNEFELD 65 PSCI4111 3 URBAN POLICYANALY§IS ....................... PREREQPSC/1101 .

.............................................................. 001 59271 1000AM-1050AM MWF MUEN E432 DR ECKART 45 tPSCI4131 3 LATINOS/U.S. POUT SYSTM .................... THIS /SAN HONORS PROGRAM COURSE. PLEASE SEE THE

HONORS DEPARTMENT OFFICE, LIBR M400C, FOR ELIGIBILITY AND REGISTRATION INFORMATION. .............................................................. 880 1230PM-0145PM TR LIBR N424A RE HERO 15

PSCI4161 3 POL ETHIC-POLICY ANALYIS ................... PREREQ PSC/1101. .............................................................. 001 59275 1100AM-1150AM MWF KTCH 234 DR ECKART 45

t indicates an arts and sciences core course

Ill. International Relations tPSCI2223 3 INTRO INTERNAT'L RELATNS .................. STUDENTS REGISTERING FOR SECTION 100 MUST REGISTER FOR

LECTURE AND RECITATION. .............................................................. 100 61318 0300PM-0350PM MW

0 REC .................................................... R101 61319 0800AM-0850AM M ............................................................ R102 61321 0800AM-0850AM T ............................................................ R103 61322 0800AM-0850AM W ............................................................ R104 61323 0800AM-0850AM R ............................................................ R105 61324 0800AM-0850AM F ............................................................ R106 61325 0900AM-Q950AM M ............................................................ R107 61326 0900AM-0950AM T ............................................................. R108 61328 0900AM-Q950AM W ............................................................ R 1 09 . 61329 0900AM-0950AM H ............................................................ R110 61330 0900AM•0950AM F ............................................................ R111 61331 1100AM-1150AM M ............................................................ R112 61332 1200PM-1250PMW ............................................................ R113 61333 1100AM-1150AMW ............................................................ R114 61334 1200PM-1250PM F

3 INTRO INTERNAT'L RELATNS ............ 120 61335 0100PM-Q150PM MWF tPSCI3163 3 AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY ............ 001 61338 0200PM-0250PM MWF PSCI3193 3 INTERNATIONAL BEHAVIOR .................... PREREQ PSC/2223.

CHEM 140 KTCH 301 HLMS211 KTCH 303 HLMS81 KTCH 303 KTCH 234 MUEN E431 KTCH 234 MUEN E431 KTCH 303 KTCH303 GUGG 206 KTCH 303 GUGG206 HLMS201 ECON 117

* UNASSIGNED 508 36 36 36 36 36

SSCHAN BBALLECK

37 37 37 37 36 36 36 36 36 94 70

.............................................................. 001 61340 1230PM-0145PM TR HLMS 201 CIOFFI-REVILLA 45 PSCI4173 3 INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATN ............... PREREQ PSC/2223 .

.............................................................. 001 61971 0930AM-1045AM TR KTCH 234 N TANNENWALD 45 tPSCI4223 3 SOVIET FOREIGN POLICY ....................... PREREQ PSC/2223 RECOMMENDED .

.............................................................. 001 61342 1100AM-1215PM TR HALE 230 EJ ROZEK 88 PSCI5013 3 SEM-INTERNAT'L RELATIONS ................. SAME AS PSC/7013 .

.............................................................. 001 61363 0330PM-0600PM R KTCH 116 CIOFFI-REVILLA 20 PSCI5113 3 ADV RDNGS-INTERNAT RELAT ............... PREREQ PSC/5013. SAME AS PSCI7113 .

.............................................................. 001 62761 0100PM-0330PM F KTCH 116 MD WARD 20 PSCI7013 3 SEM-INTERNAT'L RELATIONS ................. SAME AS PSCI5013.

.............................................................. 001 61364 0330PM-0600PM R KTCH 116 CIOFFI-REVILLA 20 PSCI7113 3 ADV RDNGS-INTERNATHELAT ............... PREREQ PSCI5013. SAME AS PSCI5113.

.............................................................. 001 62762 0100PM-0330PM F KTCH 116 MD WARD 20

IV. Political Theory tPSCI2004 3 SURVY/WESTRN POL THOUGHT ...... 001 61347 0330PM-0445PM TR HLMS 199 H MEWES 95

.............................................................. 002 62117 1000AM-1050AM MWF HALE 230 D VANMILL 70 tPSCI3054 3 AMERICAN POLITCL THOUGHT ........ 001 61348 0930AM-1 045AM TR HLMS 201 VM MCGUIRE 70 PSCI4094 3 CLAS GREEK POUT THOUGHT............... PREREQ CLASIHIST 1051, CLAS/HIST 1061, HIST 1010, PSCI2404, OR

PHIL 3000. SAME AS CLAS 4041, HIST 4041, PHIL 4210 . .............................................................. 001 59270 1100AM-1150AMMWF EDUC231 SCHUTRUMPF 5

tPSCI4714 3 LIBERALISM/ITS CRITICS......................... RESTRICTED TO UPPER-DIVISION PSG/ MAJORS. .............................................................. 001 61349 0330PM-0445PM TR COTT 104 SE CHAMBERS 25 .............................................................. 002 61350 0200PM-0315PM TR COTT 104 SE CHAMBERS 25

tPSCI4734 3 POLITICS AND LITERATURE .............. 001 61973 0330PM-0600PM M LIBR M300D F BEER 25 PSCI5024 3 SEM/SELET POUT THEORIES ................. SAME AS PSC/7024 .

.............................................................. 001 59331 0700PM-0930PM R KTCH 116 H MEWES 20 PSCI 7024 3 SEM/SELET POUT THEORIES ................. SAME AS PSC/5024.

.............................................................. 001 59456 0700PM-0930PM R KTCH 116 H MEWES 20

V. General PSC14938 3-6 INTERNSHIP IN GOVERNMENT............ THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE

DEPARTMENT FOR ELIGIBILITY. PREREQ PSC/1101 .. ....... : .................................................... 801 TBA T J TEClA 25 .............................................................. 802 TBA T J TEClA 25

t indicates an arts and sciences core course

PSCI5108 3 TPC-LAW/AMER POL DEVELOP .............. SAME ASPSCI7108. .............................................................. 001 61357 0330PM-0600PM M KTCH 116 JM STRINE 20

PSCI5108 3 TPC-INTRNTL INSTITUTIONS ............. 002 61359 0100PM-Q330PM R KTCH 116 TANNENWALD 20 PSCI 7108 3 TPC-LAW\AMER POL DEVELOP .............. SAME AS PSCI5108.

.............................................................. 001 61358 0330PM-0600PM M KTCH 116 JM STRINE 20 TPC-INTRNTL INSTITUTIONS ............ 002 61360 0100PM-Q330PM R KTCH 116 TANNENWALD 20

Portuguese THIS DEPARTMENT USES RESEQUENCED WAIT LISTS. (SEE "USING WAIT LISTS" IN THE FRONT OF THIS SCHEDULE.)

PORT 4220 3 SP TPC-LUSO/BRAZ/AFR LIT................... PREREQ PORT 2110 OR 2150 OR 2350. SAME AS PORT 5220. .............................................................. 001 62574 0100PM-0215PM TR MKNA 103 22

PORT 5220 3 SP TPC-LUSO!BRAZ/AFR LIT................... PREREQ DEPT APPROVAL. SAME AS PORT 4220. .............................................................. 001 62575 0100PM-0215PM TR MKNA 103 22

Psychology THIS DEPARTMENT USES PRIMARILY SEQUENCING WAIT LISTS FOR UNDERGRADUATE COURSES, AND AUTOMATIC WAIT LISTS FOR GRADUATE COURSES. (SEE "USING WAIT LISTS" IN THE FRONT OF THIS SCHEDULE.) INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE WORK IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. GRADUATE STUDENTS NEEDING TO REGISTER FOR MASTER'S THESIS, MASTER'S DEGREE CANDIDATE, OR DOCTORAL THESIS, PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT FOR FURTHER INFORMATION.

PSYC 1020 3 WRITING IN PSYCHOLOGY ................ 00{ 62080 0200PM-0315PM TR MUEN D144 LE GOEHLER 20 +PSYC 3020 3 ADV WRITNG IN PSYCHOLOGY ........... ... RESTRICTED TO PSYC MAJORS. THIS COURSE FULFILLS THE

ARTS & SCIENCES CORE WRITING REQUIREMENT. .............................................................. 001 62264 0200PM-0315PM TR. DUAN G039 T J MACEY 20 .............................................................. 002 62265 0200PM-0250PM MWF EDUC 134 TJ MACEY 20

PSYC 4220 3 PSYCHOLINGUISTICS .............................. PREREQS PSYC 1001 AND LING 2000. SAME AS LING 4220. .............................................................. 001 59715 0200PM-0250PM MWF MUEN D439 RK OLSON 27

PSYC 4560 3 LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT.................... PREREQS PSYC 1001 AND LING 2000. SAME AS CDSS 4560 AND LING4560. .............................................................. 001 62285 0100PM-0150PM MWF CDSS 230 50

PSYC 4740 3 BIOLOGY AMPHIB/REPTILES ................... PREREQS PSYC 1001 AND 2012; OR EPOB 1210 AND 1220. SAME AS PSYC 5740 AND EPOB 4740 AND EPOB 5740. .............................................................. 001 59750 1100AM-1215PM TR MUEN E064 DA CHISZAR 40

PSYC 5740 3 BIOLOGY AMPHIB/REPTILES ................... PREREQS PSYC 1001 AND 2012; OR EPOB 1210 AND 1220. CONSENT OF INSTRUCTOR REQUIRED. SAME ASPSYC 4740 AND EPOB 4740 ANDEPOB 5740. .............................................................. 001 59833 1100AM-1215PM TR MUEN E064 DA CHISZAR 5

I. General PSYC 1001 4 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY ........................ STUDENTMUSTREGISIERFORLECTUREANDRECITATION.

.............................................................. 100 59612 1100AM-1215PM TR 0 RECITATION ...................................... R110 59613 0900AM-0950AM M

........ : ................................................... R111 59614 0100PMcQ150PM M

.......... , ................................................. R112 59615 1000AM-1050AMT

............................................................ R113 59616 0800AM-0850AM W

............................................................ R114 59617 0200PM-0250PM W

............................................................ R115 59618 0300PM-0350PM R

............................................................ R116 59619 1200PM-1250PM F

............................................................ R117 59620 1000AM-1050AM F 4 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY .................. 200 59621 1000AM-1050AM MWF 0 RECITATION ...................................... R210 59622. 1100AM-1150AM M

............................................................ R211 59623 0200PM-0250PM M

............................................................ R212 59624 1200PM-1250PMT

............................................................ R213 59625 0100PM-0150PM T

............................................................ R214 59626 0100PM-0150PM W Q?1 r:; r:;aR?7 1 ?nnP~A-1 ?r:;nPu R

MUEN E050 MUEN E431 MUEN E431 MUEN E431 MUEN E431 MUEN E431 MUEN E431 MUEN E431 MUEN E431 MUEN E050 MUEN E431 MUEN E431 MUEN E431 MUEN E431 MUEN E431 Ulll::::lo.li:A'l1

K SCHLESINGER336 47 47 47 47 47 47 27 27

RKOLSON 376 47 47 47 47 47

PSYC 5541 4 SPEC TPC-GRAD STATS .......................... PREREQ CONSENT OF INSTRUCTOR . .............................................................. 001 61842 0330PM-0445PM TR MUEN D439 DA CHISZAR 15

PSYC 5751 4 GENERAL STATISTICS ............................. PREREQ CONSENT OF INSTRUCTOR. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB . .............................................................. 1 00 59834 0330PM-0445PM TR MUEN E113 CM JUDD 49

G MCCLELLAND 0 LAB ..................................................... L101 59835 0130PM-0320PM R MUEN E311 49

PSYC 7061 2 RESEARCH PRACTICUM .......................... PREREQ CONSENT OF INSTRUCTOR. .............................................................. 001 59879 1100AM-1250PM M MUEN D439 AF HEALY 15

PSYC 7521 3 HISTORY AND THEORY............................ PREREQ CONSENT OF INSTRUCTOR. SAME AS PSYC 4511. .. ............................................................ 001 59882 0200PM-0250PM MWF MUEN E0046 B KING

II. Biological +PSYC 2012 3 BIOLOGICAL PSYCH 1 .............................. FIRST SEMESTER FRESHMEN ARE RESTRICTED FROM THIS

COURSE. SECTION 002 RESTRICTED TO MAJORS. .............................................................. 001 59645 1230PM-0145PM TR MUEN E050 HALPERN 405 .................. : ........................................... 002 59646 0300PM-0415PM MW DUAN G030 D BARTH 179

+PSYC 2022 3 BIOLOGICAL PSYCH 2 .............................. PREREQ PSYC 2012. .............................................................. 001 59647 0200PM-0315PM TR GEOL 121 RL SPENCER 167

PSYC 4052 4 PHYSIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY ............. PREREQS PSYC 2012 AND 2022; OR MCDB 1050 AND 1060; OR EPOB 1210 AND 1220; OR A FULL YEAR OF CHEMISTRY OR PHYSICS; OR A ONE YEAR COMBINATION OF THE ABOVE. SAME AS PSYC 5052. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. .............................................................. 100 59683 0300PM-0350PM MWF MUEN E417 TK SMOCK 40

0 LAB ..................................................... L101 59684 0800AM-0950AM F MUEN E0022 20 ............................................................ L102 59685 1200PM-0150PM F MUEN E0022 20

4 PHYSIOLOGICALPSYCHOLOGY ....... 200 59686 1100AM-1215PMTR MUENE417 THERNANDEZ 40 0 LAB ..................................................... L201 59687 1000AM-1150AM F MUEN E0022 20

.. .......................................................... L202 59688 0200PM-0350PM F MUEN E0022 20 PSYC 4082 4 ADVNCED NEUROBIOLOGY LAB ............. PREREQ ADVANCED COURSE IN NEUROBIOLOGY AND CONSENT

OF INSTRUCTOR. THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY . .............................................................. 801 0100PM-0450PM TR SEE DEPT TK SMOCK 10

PSYC 4092 3 HORMONES AND BEHAVIOR................... PREREQ JUNIOR STANDING AND ONE YEAR OF BIOLOGY. SAME AS PSYC5092 . .............................................................. 001 59691 0900AM-0950AM MWF MUEN E417 JR WILSON 35

PSYC 4102 3 BEHAVIORAL GENETICS ........................ :. PSYC 2101 OR EQUIVALENT RECOMMENDED. SAME AS PSYC 5102. . ............................ : ................................ 001 59692 1100AM-1150AM MWF MUEN E432 G CAREY 47 .............................................................. 002 59693 0100PM-0150PM MWF MUEN E432 47

PSYC 4212 3 GERONTOLOGY ........................................ PREREQ PSYC 4052, 4205, 4406 OR 4145. SAME AS PSYC 5212. ................... : ............ : ............................. 001 59714 1100AM-1215PMTR MUEN E113 T JOHNSON 47

PSYC 5052 4 PHYSIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY............. PREREQ INSTRUCTOR CONSENT. SAME AS PSYC 4052. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. .............................................................. 100 59813 0300PM-0350PM MWF MUEN E417 TK SMOCK 40

0 LAB ..................................................... L101 59814 0800AM-0950AM F MUEN E0022 2 ............................................................ L102 59815 1200PM-0150PM F MUEN E0022 3

4 PHYSIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY ....... 200 59816 1100AM-1215PM TR MUEN E417 T HERNANDEZ 40 0 LAB ..................................................... L201 59817 1000AM~1150AM F MUEN E0022

............................................................ L202 59818 0200PM-0350PM F MUEN E0022 3 PSYC 5082 2 SEM/BIOLOGICAL PSYCH........................ PREREQ INSTRUCTOR CONSENT.

.............................................................. 001 61543 1200PM-0150PM W HALPERN 15

.............................................................. 002 61843 TBA SF MAIER 15 PSYC 5092 3 HORMONES AND BEHAVIOR................... PREREQ INSTRUCTOR CONSENT. SAME AS PSYC 4092.

.............................................................. 001 59820 0900AM-0950AM MWF MUEN E417 JR WILSON 5 PSYC 5102 3 BEHAVIORAL GENETICS.......................... PREREQ CONSENT OF INSTRUCTOR REQUIRED. SAME AS PSYC · ·

4102. .............................................................. 001 59821 1100AM-1150AM MWF MUEN E432 G CAREY 7

............................................................ R216 59628 0100PM-0150PM R MUEN E431 47

............................................................ R217 59629 1100AM-1150AM F MUEN E431 47 4 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY .................. 300 59630 1100AM-1150AMMWF MUENEOSO SBCALISHER 376 0 RECITATION ...................................... R310 59631 1000AM-1050AM M MUEN E431 47

............................................................ R311 59632 1200PM-1250PM M MUEN E431 47

............................................................ R312 59633 0200PM-0250PM T MUEN E431 47

............................................................ R313 59634 1100AM-1150AMT MUEN E431 47

............................................................ R314 59635 1000AM-1050AM W MUEN E431 47

............................................................ R315 59636 0300PM-0350PM W MUEN E431 47

................... .' ........................................ R316 59637 0900AM-Q950AM W MUEN E431 47

............................................................ R317 59638 0200PM-0250PM R MUEN E431 47 PSYC 2101 4 STATISTICS/RESRCH METHDS ............... PREREQ MATH 1000 OR EQUIVALENT IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.

STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. .............................................................. 100 59648 1 OOOAM-1 OSOAM MWF MUEN E0046 T TOMLINSON 100

0 LAB .................................................... 1110 59649 0100PM-0250PM M MUEN D346 20 .... .............. ................ ...................... .... L 111 59650 0900AM-1 OSOAM T MUEN D346 20 ............................................................ L 112 59651 0100PM-0250PM W MUEN D346 20 ............................................................ L113 59652 0100PM-0250PM R MUEN D346 20 ............................................................ L114 59653 1100AM-1250PM F MUEN D346 20

4 STATISTICS/RESRCH METHDS ......... 200 59654 1230PM-0145PM TR MUEN E0046 PG POLSON 100 0 LAB ..................................................... L210 59655 1100AM-1250PM M MUEN D346 20

............................................................ L211 59656 0300PM-0450PM T MUEN D346 20

............................................................ L212 59657 1100AM-1250PM W MUEN D346 20

............................................................ L213 59658 0900AM-1050AM R MUEN D346 20

........................................................... 1214 59659 0900AM-1050AM F MUEN D346 20 4 STATISTICS/RESRCH METHDS ......... 300 59660 1100AM-1215PMTR MUEN E0046 100 0 LAB ..................................................... L310 59661 0900AM-1050AM M MUEN D346 20

........................................................... 1311 59662 0500PM-0650PM M MUEN D346 20

............................................................ L312 59663 0100PM-0250PM T MUEN D346 20

............................................................ L313 59664 0500PM-0650PM W MUEN D346 20

............................................................ L314 59665 0300PM-0450PM R MUEN D346 20 PSYC 3001 3 HONORS SEMINAR 1 ................................ THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE THE

PSYCHOLOGY HONORS DIRECTOR, MUEN D260C, FOR ELIGIBILITY. .............................................................. 801 0200PM-0430PM T MUEN D156 SB CALISHER 20

PSYC 4001 3 HONORS SEMINAR 2 ................................ THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE THE PSYCHOLOGY HONORS DIRECTOR, MUEN D260C, FOR ELIGIBILITY. . .............................................................. 801 0100PM-0330PM W MUEN E126 LE BOURNE

PSYC 4511 3 HISTORY OF PSYCHOLOGY.................... PREREQ TWELVE HOURS OF PSYC. SAME AS PSYC 7521. .............................................................. 001 59729 0200PM-0250PM MWF MUEN E0046 B KING

+PSYC 4521 3 GRIT THINKING-PSYC .............................. CRITICAL THINKING COURSES RESTRICTED PSYC SENIORS.

20

106

CT-STUDENTS' MOTIVATION ............. 001 59730 1100AM-1215PM TR MUEN D144 AK BOGGIANO 25 CRITTHINK-THE SELF ........................ 002 59731 1100AM-1215PM TR MUEN E130 LM COLEMAN 25 TPCS-CRITICAL THINKING ................. 003 59732 1000AM-1050AM MWF MUEN E130 EJ CROTHERS 25 CT-PROBLEM BEHAVIOR .................. 004 59733 0200PM-0430PM W MUEN E131 R JESSOR 20 CT-THINKING ABOUT RISK ............... 005 59734 0200PM-0315PM TR MUEN E130 N PENNINGTON 25 GRIT THINK/CHILD ABUSE ................ 006 59735 1230PM-0145PM TR MUEN E130 L SILVERN 25 CRITTHINK-SOC PROBLEMS ........... 007 62746 1230PM-0145PM TR GUGG 205 JR FORWARD 25

PSYC 4551 3 PAC IN PEER ADVISING........................... THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SUBMIT YOUR APPLICATION JO THE DIRECTOR OF UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES, MUEN D243. (SRS. ONLY) .............................................................. 801 HOOAM-1150AMMW MUEN E114 RG TAYLOR 15

PSYC 4911 3 TEACHING OF PSYCHOLOGY................. PREREQ 16 HOURS OF PSYC. THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. .............................................................. 800 TBA 50 .............................................................. 801 TBA SCHLESINGER 50 .............................................................. 802 TBA RK OLSON 50 .............................................................. 803 TBA SB CALISHER 50


PSYC 5112 3 CONCEPTS-BEHAV GENETIC.................. PREREQ CONSENT OF INSTRUCTOR REQUIRED . .............................................................. 001 59824 TBA G CAREY 15

PSYC 5212 3 GERONiOLOGY ........................................ PREREQ CONSENT OF INSTRUCTOR REQUIRED. SAME AS PSYC 4212. .............................................................. 001 59825 1100AM-1215PM TR MUEN E113 T JOHNSON 47

PSYC 5232 3 MOLECULAR GNTCS/BEHAVIOR ............. PREREQ PSYC 5102 OR CONSENT OF INSTRUCTOR . .............................................................. 001 61844 1100AM-1215PMWF IBG 210 JM WEHNER 15

PSYC 7102 2 SEM-BEHAVIORAL GENETICS................. PREREQ CONSENT OF INSTRUCTOR . .............................................................. 001 59880 TBA JK HEWITI 15 .............................................................. 002 62081 TBA T JOHNSON 15

Ill. Clinical PSYC 2643 3 CHILD/ADOLESCENT PSY ........................ PREREQ PSYC 1001.

.. ............................................................ 001 59667 0930AM-1045AM TR MUEN EOSO S PIPP 405 PSYC 2653 2 CHILD PSY PRACTICUM ........................... COREQ PSYC 2643. PSYC 26531S AN OPTIONAL PRACTICUM. NOT

A REQUIREMENT FOR PSYC 2643 . .............................................................. 001 59668 0500PM-0650PM M MUEN E126 30

PSYC 4303 3 ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY...................... PREREQ PSYC 1001. NOT AVAILABLE FOR CREDIT TO THOSE WHO HAVE CREDIT FOR PSYC 4313 . .............................................................. 001 59716 0800AM-0915AM TR RAMY C250 WEATHERLEY 200

PSYC 4313 4 PSYCHOPATHOLOGY ............................... PREREQS PSYC 1001 AND SIX HOURS OF PSYC. NOT AVAILABLE FOR CREDIT TO THOSE STUDENTS HAVING CREDIT FOR PSYC 4303. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. .............................................................. 100 59718 0900AM-0950AM MWF MUEN E432 RG TAYLOR 47

0 LAB ..................................................... L101 59719 0300PM-0450PM M MUEN E431 24 ............................................................ L102 59720 1000AM-1150AM R MUEN E431 23

PSYC 4713 3 SURVEY OF CLINICAL PSYC ................... PREREQ PSYC 4303 OR 4313. OPEN TO MAJORS ONLY. .............................................................. 001 59746 1100AM-1150AM MWF MUEN E417 V RYAN 47

PSYC 4733 4 PRINCIPLES PSYC TESTING ................... STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB . .............................................................. 100 59747 0100PM-0150PM MWF MUEN E113 RG TAYLOR 4.7

0 LAB ..................................................... L101 59748 1100AM-1250PMW MUENE431 24 ............................................................ L102 59749 0200PM-0350PM F MUEN E431 23

PSYC 7593 2 RES PROS IN CLINICAL PSY .................... PREREQ CONSENT OF INSTRUCTOR. .. ............................................................ 001 61547 TBA EA BLECHMAN 15

PSYC 7653 2 PROS-DVL CHLD CLIN PSY 2................... PREREQ CONSENT OF INSTRUCTOR. .............................................................. 001 59886 0100PM-0250PM F MUEN E126 L SILVERN 15

PSYC 7673 3 SEM-PSYCHOTHERAPY ........................... PREREQ CONSENT OF INSTRUCTOR . .............................................................. 001 61550 TBA WEATHERLEY 15

PSYC 7693 2 PERSONALITY MEASUREMENT.............. PREREQ CONSENT OF INSTRUCTOR . .............................................................. 001 61551 TBA M FREEDMAN 15 ............. .... ................................................... S ROSENBERG

PSYC 7713 2 PRACTICUM CLINICAL PSYC ................... THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. .............................................................. 801 TBA WEATHERLEY 100 .............................................................. 802 TBA V RYAN 100

PSYC 7783 2 ADVANCED PSYCHOPATHOLOGY.......... PREREQ CONSENT OF INSTRUCTOR. .............................................................. 001 61552 0500PM-0700PM W MUEN D324 D MIKLOWITZ 15

IV. Developmental PSYC 4684 3 DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY.......... PREREQ PSYC 1001. OPEN ONLY TO JUNIORS AND SENIORS.

.............................................................. 001 59744 0200PM-0250PM MWF FA N141 SB CALISHER 80

V. Experimental PSYC 4145 4 COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY ...................... PREREQS PSYC 1001 AND2101. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR

LECTURE AND LAB. .............................................................. 100 59696 1100AM-1215PMTR MUENE131 AFHEALY 40

0 LAB ..................................................... L101 59697 0300PM-0450PM W MUEN D346 20 ............................................................ L102 59698 0100PM-0250PM F MUEN 0346 20


4 COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY ................ 200 59699 0100PM·0150PM MWF MUEN E417 EJ CROTHERS 40 0 LAB ..................................................... L201 59700 1100AM-1250PM T MUEN D346 20

............................................................ L202 59701 1100AM·1250PM R MUEN D346 20 4 COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY ................ 300 61561 0930AM-1045AM TR MUEN E417 N PENNINGTON 40 0 LAB ..................................................... L301 61845 0300PM-0450PM M MUEN D346 20

............................................................ L302 61846 0900AM·1050AM W MUEN D346 20 PSYC 4165 4 PSY OF PERCEPTION ............................... PREREQS PSYC 1001 AND 2101. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR

LECTURE AND LAB. .............................................................. 100 59702 0930AM-1045AM TR MUEN D156 LO HARVEY 35

0 LAB ..................................................... L101 59703 1100AM·0150PM T MUEN D156 17 ........................................... : ................ L 102 59704 1100AM-0150PM R MUEN D156 18

4 PSY OF PERCEPTION ......................... 200 61562 0900AM-0950AM MWF MUEN D156 L WATKINS 35 0 LAB ..................................................... L201 61563 0200PM-0450PM M MUEN D0022 17

............................................................ L202 61564 0200PM-0450PM T MUEN D0022 18 PSYC 4205 4 PSYCHOLOGY OF LEARNING .................. PREREQS PSYC 1001 AND 2101. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR

LECTURE AND LAB. .............................................................. 100 59705 1000AM-1050AM MWF MUEN D156 JW RUDY 40

0 LAB ..................................................... L101 59706 1100AM·1250PM M MUEN D156 20 ............................................................ L102 59707 1100AM-1250PMW MUEND156 20

4 PSYCHOLOGY OF LEARNING ............ 200 59708 0800AM-0915AM TR MUEN D156 T TOMLINSON 40 0 LAB .................................................... 1201 59709 0100PM-0250PM W MUEN D156 20

............................................................ L202 59710 1100AM·1250PM F MUEN D156 20 PSYC 4385 3 ETHOLOGY/COMPARATIVE PSY ............. PREREQ PSYC 1001 OR GENERAL BIOLOGY. SAME AS PSYC 5385.

.............................................................. 001 59721 0930AM·1 045AM TR MUEN E0046 T TOMLINSON 100 PSYC 5385 3 ETHOLOGY/COMPARATIVE PSY ............. PREREQ CONSENT OF INSTRUCTOR REQUIRED. SAME AS PSYC

4385. .............................................................. 001 59826 0930AM-1 045AM TR MUEN E0046 T TOMLINSON

PSYC 5815 3 THINKING/PROBLEM SOLVING ............... PREREQ CONSENT OF INSTRUCTOR REQUIRED. .............................................................. 001 59836 TBA PG POLSON 15

PSYC 7215 2 SEM-COLOR MATCH/METRICS ............... PREREQ INSTRUCTOR CONSENT. .............................................................. 001 62231 0700PM-0930PM W MUEN E114 JS WERNER 15

VI. Social PSYC 2456 3 SOC PSY OF SOC PROBLEMS ................ PREREQ PSYC 1001 RECOMMENDED.

.............................................................. 001 59666 0200PM-0315PM TR MUEN E0046 JR FORWARD 106 +PSYC 4406 3 SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY ............................. PREREQ PSYC 1001. PSYC 2101 RECOMMENDED. OPEN ONLY TO

JUNIORS AND SENIORS. SECTION 001 IS OPEN TO MAJORS ONLY . .............................................................. 001 59722 0200PM-0315PM TR MUEN E113 LM COLEMAN 47 .............................................................. 002 59723 0300PM-0350PM MWF MUEN E0046 B KING 100 .............................................................. 003 59724 0930AM·1045AM TR FA N141 M LEWIS 100 .............................................................. 004 62232 1200PM~ 1250PM MWF MUEN E0046 T J MACEY 100

PSYC 4436 3 JUDGEMNT/DECISION MAKING ......... 001 59726 1230PM-0145PM TR MUEN E417 RH HASTIE 47 PSYC 4456 3 PSYC OF PERSONALITY .......................... PREREQ 12 HOURS OF PSYC. RESTRICTED TO JUNIORS AND

SENIORS ONLY. .............................................................. 001 59727 1200PM-1250PM MWF FA N141 B KING 153

PSYC 5606 3 PROSEM-SOC/PERSON PSYCH .............. THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. CONSENT OF INSTRUCTOR REQUIRED. .............................................................. 801 0100PM-0330PM W MUEN D324 RH HASTIE 15 .................................................................... AK BOGGIANO ...................................................... .............. -G MCCLELLAND

PSYC 7536 2 PERSONALITY /SOCIAL PSYC .................. PREREQ CONSENT OF INSTRUCTOR REQUIRED. .............................................................. 001 59883 0100PM-0250PM M MUEN E126 JR FORWARD 15 .............................................................. 002 59884 TBA AK BOGGIANO 15 .............................................................. 003 59885 TBA G MCCLELLAND 15

RLST 5550 3 RELIGION, WAR, AND PEACE................ PREREQ 6 HOURS RLST (ANY LEVEL) OR INSTRUCTOR CONSENT. SAME AS RLST 4550 .

.............................................................. 001 62382 0930AM-1045AM TR WDBY 106 IR CHERNUS 10 RLST 5750 3 TAOISM ...................................................... SAME AS RLST 4750, CHIN 4750 AND CHIN 5750. FOR RLST MAJORS

ONLY . .............................................................. 001 62100 1100AM-1150AMMWF FA N185 PWKROLL

RLST 5820 3 SEM-AMER RELIG/RELIGIONS ...... .......... SAME AS RLST 4820. .. ............................................................ 001 60042 0300PM-0530PM M WDBY 106

HLMS 229 WDBY 106

ROSS-BRYANT 10 SEM-JAPANESE MYTHOLOGY .......... 002 60043 0300PM-0530PM M ETGILDAY 10

RLST 6820 1 RLST GRADUATE COLLOQUIUM ....... 001 60059 0300PM-0530PM F 15

Russian INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE WORK IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. ANY STUDENT WITH THREE UNEXCUSED ABSENCES DURING THE SCHEDULE ADJUSTMENT PERIOD MAY BE ADMINISTRATIVELY DROPPED. IT IS THE STUDENT'S RESPONSIBILITY TO DROP ALL COURSES. RUSS 2010 MUST BE TAKEN CONCURRENTLY WITH RUSS 2030. RUSS 2020 MUST BE TAKEN CONCURRENTLY WITH RUSS 2040 .

I. Russian +RUSS 1010 5 BEGINNING RUSSIAN 1 ...................... 001 60092 0800AM-0850AM M·F HALE 236 25

.............................................................. 002 60093 0900AM·0950AM M·F HALE 236 R AVRASHOV 25 +RUSS 1020 5 BEGINNING RUSSIAN 2 ............................ PREREQ RUSS 1010 WITH A GRADE OF C-OR BETTER .

.............................................................. 001 60094 1000AM-1050AM M-F HALE 236 R AVRASHOV 30

.. ............................................................ 002 60095 11 OOAM-1150AM M-F HALE 236 30

.............................................................. 003 60096 1200PM-1250PM M-F HALE 236 30 RUSS 2020 3 2ND YR RUSS GRAM/COMP 2 ................. PREREQ RUSS 2010 WITH A GRADE OF C-OR BETTER.

. ............................................................. 001 60097 1100AM-1150AM MWF CHEM 270 ED SAMPSON 25 RUSS 2040 2 2ND YR RUSS ORAL PRACT 2 ................. PREREQ RUSS 2030 WITH A GRADE OF C-OR BETTER.

. ................................................... : ......... 001 60099 1200PM-1250PM MF CLRE 211 DAUGHERTY 30 RUSS 3020 3 3RD YEAR RUSSIAN 2 .............................. PREREQ RUSS 3010 OR EQU/V.

.............................................................. 001 60107 0200PM-0250PM MWF CLRE 208 ED SAMPSON 35 RUSS 3040 2 RUSSIAN CONVERSATION 2 ................... PREREQ RUSS 2020 OR EQUIV.

.............................................................. 001 60108 1100AM-1150AMTR EKLCE1B75 RAVRASHOV 20 RUSS 3200 3 RUSSIAN PHONETICS.............................. PREREQ RUSS 2020 OR EQUIV .

.............................................................. 001 60109 0100PM-0150PM MWF CLRE 211 DAUGHERTY 20 RUSS 4020 3 ADVN GRAM TPCS/COMP 2 ..................... PREREQ RUSS 4010 OR EQUIV .

.............................................................. 001 60115 0200PM-0315PM TR EDUC 138 CN LEE 20 RUSS 4210 3 TPCS:RUSS LIT IN RUSSIAN.................... PREREQ RUSS 3020 .

.............................................................. 001 60118 0100PM-0150PM MWF MUEN D144 ED SAMPSON 20

II. Russian Courses in Translation +RUSS 2221 31NTRO SOVIET CULTURE ................... 001 60100 1 OOOAM-1 050AM MWF FA N141 DAUGHERTY 150 +RUSS 4821320TH C RUSSIAN LIT... ........................ 001 60122 0330PM-0445PM TR RAMY N1B23 CN LEE 75

Scandinavian ANY STUDENT WITH THREE UNEXCUSED ABSENCES DURING THE SCHEDULE ADJUSTMENT PERIOD MAY BE ADMINISTRATIVELY DROPPED. IT IS THE STUDENT'S RESPONSIBILITY TO DROP ALL COURSES. INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE WORK IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION.

SCAN 2250 3 CONTEMP SWEDEN- NORWAY ........ 001 60132 1230PM-0145PM TR ECON 205 THORSIN HAMM 40

Slavic ANY STUDENT WITH THREE UNEXCUSED ABSENCES DURING THE SCHEDULE ADJUSTMENT PERIOD MAY BE ADMINISTRATIVELY DROPPED. IT IS THE STUDENT'S RESPONSIBILITY TO DROP ALL COURSES.

Religious Studies INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE WORK IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. GRADUATE STUDENTS NEEDING TO REGISTER FOR MASTER'S THESIS, MASTER'S DEGREE CANDIDATE, OR DOCTORAL THESIS, PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. ALL4000 LEVEL COURSES ARE RESTRICTED TO STUDENTS WITH 6 HOURS OF RELIGIOUS STUDIES COURSES OR THE CONSENT OF THE INSTRUCTOR.

+RLST 1620 3 RELIG DIMEN /HUMAN EXPER .............. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND RECITATION. ....................... ; .................................... 010 59979 0900AM-0950AM MW EDUC 220 ET GILDAY

0 RECITATION .................................... R011 59980 0900AM-0950AM F DUAN G116 ......................................................... R012 59981 0900AM-0950AM F ENVD 122 ......................................................... R013 59982 0900AM-0950AM F EDUC 231

+RLST 2600 3 WORLD RELIGIONS-WESTERN............. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR tECTURE AND RECITATION. ............................................................ 010 61676 11 OOAM-1150AM MW HALE 230 FM DENNY

0 REC .................................................. R011 61703 1100AM-1150AMF CLRE302 FMDENNY ......................................................... R012 61704 1100AM-1150AM F MUEN D144 ......................................................... R013 61705 1100AM-1150AM F MUEN E118

+RLST 2620 3 WRLD RELIG-CHINAIJAPAN ................... STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND RECITATION. ............................................................ 010 59989 1200PM-1250PM MW HLMS 252 R TAYLOR

0 RECITATION .................................... R011 59990 1200PM-1250PM F MUEN E126 ......................................................... R012 59991 1200PM-1250PM F MUEN E064 ......................................................... R013 59992 1200PM-1250PM F GUGG 2 ......................................................... R014 599'93 1100AM-1150AM F

90 30 30 30

88 30 30 30

90 30 30 30

+RLST 3000 3 CHRISTIAN TRADITION .................... 001 62591 1200PM-1250PM MWF RLST 3020 3 ADV WRITING/RLST STUDIES ......... 001 62740 0200PM-0430PM R

ECON 119 WDBY 106 WDBY 106 WDBY 106

ROSS-BRYANT 47 R GRIMES 20

RLST 3200 3 HINDUISM .......................................... 001 61707 11 OOAM-1215PM TR RLST 3600 3 ISLAM ................................................. 001 60014 0200PM-0250PM MWF

+RLST 3700 3 RELIGION AND PSYCHOLOGY ........ 001 60015 0900AM-0950AM MWF WDBY 106 ............................................................ 002 61708 1100AM-1150AM MWF WDBY 106

RLST3800 3 CHINESERELIGION .......................... 001 60016 1000AM-1050AMMWF WDBY106 RLST 4010 3 BIBLICAL CHRISTIANITY ........................ SAME AS RLST 5010 .

RC LESTER FM DENNY MCHAUDHARY IR CHERNUS IR CHERNUS ETGILDAY

............................................................ 001 60017 1100AM-1215PM TR GUGG 2 EL MILLER RLST 4300 3 TPC-RELIG/RITU/ILLN/BODY .................. PREREQS 6 HOURS OF RLST COURSES AT ANY LEVEL OR

INSTRUCTOR CONSENT. SAME AS RLST 5300 .

38 38

25 25 38

20

............................................................ 001 62108 0200PM-0430PM T WDBY 106 R GRIMES 15 RLST 4550 3 RELIGION, WAR, AND PEACE ................ PREREQ 6 HOURS RLST (ANY LEVEL} OR INSTRUCTOR CONSENT.

SAME AS RLST 5550 . . ............................................................ 001 61799 0930AM-1045AM TR WDBY 106 IR CHERNUS 15

RLST 4750 3 TAOISM .................................................... SAME AS RLST 5750, CHIN 4750 AND CHIN 5750. FOR RLST MAJORS ONLY . ............................................................ 001 62099 1100AM-1150AMMWF FA N185 PWKROLL 8

RLST 4810 3 HONOR'S THESIS.................................... THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. ............................................................ 800 TBA

RLST 4820 3 SEM-AMER RELIG/RELIGIONS .............. SAME AS RLST 5820.

RLST 4830

............................................................ 001 60022 0300PM-0530PM M SEM-JAPANESE MYTHOLOGY ....... 002 60023 0300PM-0530PM M SENIOR MAJORS SEMINAR................... FOR RLST MAJORS ONLY. ............................................................ 001 60025 030QPM-0530PM W

RLST 5010 3 BIBLICAL CHRISTIANITY ........................ SAME AS RLST 4010.

WDBY 106 HLMS229

WDBY 106

10

ROSS-BRYANT 15 ET GILDAY 15

RC LESTER 20

............................................................ 001 60039 1100AM-1215PMTR GUGG 2 EL MILLER 5 RLST 5300 3 TPC-RELIG/RITU/ILLN/BODY .................. PREREQS 6 HOURS OF RLST COURSES AT ANY LEVEL OR

INSTRUCTOR CONSENT. SAME AS RLST 4300. .... : ....................................................... 001 62109 0200PM-0430PM T WDBY 106 RGRIMES 10


SQ9iology \

THIS DEPARTMENT USES PRIMARILY SEQUENCING WAIT LISTS FOR UNDERGRADUATE COURSES, AND AUTOMATIC WAIT LISTS FOR GRADUATE COURSES. (SEE "USING WAIT LISTS" IN THE FRONT OF THIS SCHEDULE.) ATTENDANCE BY THE SECOND CLASS SESSION IS MANDATORY TO RETAIN YOUR PLACE IN CLASS. STUDENTS MAY BE ADMINISTRATIVELY DROPPED FOR NONATTENDANCE AT INSTRUCTOR'S DISCRETION. GRADUATE STUDENTS NEEDING TO REGISTER FOR MASTER'S THESIS, MASTER'S DEGREE CANDIDATE, OR DOCTORAL THESIS, PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT FOR FURTHER INFORMATION.

I. General +SOCY 1001 3ANALYZING SOCIETY ............................... STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND RECITATION.

.............................................................. 010 60151 1100AM-1150AMTR CHEM140 GFERRINI 488 0 RECITATION ...................................... R011 60152 1200PM-1250PM M KTCH 35 25

.. .......................................................... R012 60153 1100AM-1150AM W EDUC 134 25

............................................................ R013 60154 1230PM-0120PM R KTCH 33 25

............................................................ R014 60155 1200PM-1250PM F KTCH 207 25

............................................................ R015 60156 1100AM-1150AM M KTCH 206 25

............................................................ R016 60157 1230PM-0120PM T KTCH 33 25

.. .......................................................... R017 60158 0200PM-0250PM T KTCH 33 25

............................................................ R018 60159 0900AM-0950AM W EDUC 134 25

............................................................ R019 60160 0200PM-0250PM R KTCH 33 25

............................................................ R020 60161 0930AM-1020AM R LIBR M3000D 25

............................................................ R021 60162 0200PM-0250PM T HALE 260 25

............................................................ R022 60163 0100PM-0150PM M LIBR M3000D 5

............................................................ R023 60164 0300PM-0350PM M KTCH 120 25

............................................................ R024 60165 0200PM-0250PM R MUEN E417 25

............................................................ R025 60166 1200PM-1250PMW KTCH 118 25

............................................................ R026 60167 0930AM-1020AM T KTCH 33 25

............................................................ R027 60168 0100PM-0150PM W KTCH 118 25

............................................................ R028 60169 1100AM-1150AM F HLMS 177 25

............................................................ R029 60170 1000AM-1050AM W KTCH 119 25

............................................................ R030 60171 1000AM-1050AM F MUEN D144 25 SOCY 1011 3 INTRO SOCIOLOGICAL IDEAS ........... 001 61781 1000AM-1050AM MWF DUAN G125 *UNASSIGNED 35 +SOCY 2011 3CONTEMP SOC ISS/HUMN VAL ......... 001 60249 0100PM-0150PM MWF ECON 205 *UNASSIGNED 35

.............................................................. 002 60250 0330PM-0445PM TR KTCH 235 * UNASSIGNED 35

.............................................................. 003 60251 11 OOAM-1150AM MWF KTCH 235 * UNASSIGNED 35

.............................................................. 004 60252 1230PM-0145PM TR KTCH 235 *UNASSIGNED 35 +SOCY 2031 3 US VALU/SOC PROBUCHANGE ........ 001 60259 0800AM-0915AM TR MUEN E118 *UNASSIGNED 35

.............................................................. 002 60260 0100PM~0150PM MWF KTCH 235 D CRESS 42

.............................................................. 003 60261 1230PM-0145PM TR KTCH 234 *UNASSIGNED 35

.............................................................. 004 60262 1 OOOAM-1 050AM MWF KTCH 235 * UNASSIGNED 35 SOCY 3011 3 HIST OF SOC THOUGHT 2 ................. 001 60264 0200PM-0315PM MW HALE 260 A SELIGMAN 40 SOCY 3091 3 ENVIRONMENT AND BEHAVIOR ............. SAME AS ENVD 3091. SECTION 002 RESTRICTED TO SOCY MAJORS

ONLY. . ............................................................. 001 60269 0200PM-Q315PM TR CHEM 142 W VAN VLIET 40

SOCY 3091 3 ENVIRONMENT AND BEHAVIOR ....... 002 60270 0200PM-0315PM TR EKLC E1B20 J BUHRMANN 65 +SOCY 3141 3SOCIAL MOVEMENTS IN/U.S ............. 001 61590 0330PM-0445PM TR MUEN E432 * UNASSIGNED 35 +SOCY 3151 3SELF IN MODERN SOCIETY ............... 001 60271 1100AM-1150AM MWF ECON 13 C LACKEY 35 SOCY 4001 6 RESEARCH MTHDS/SOCIOLOGY ...... 001 60273 0930AM-1215PM TR EDUC 143 TF MAYER 35 SOCY 4011 6 FIELD EXPERIENCE IN SOCY .................. SAME AS CHST 4015.

.............................................................. 001 60278 0930AM-1215PM TR HLMS 137 GF RIVERA 30 SOCY 4031 3 SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY ....................... 001 60286 0200PM-0315PM TR KTCH 235 JJ WANDERER 42 SOCY 4091 3 USES/PHOTOGRAPHY IN SOCY .............. THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE

DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. .. ............................................................ 801_ 0600PM-0830PM T KTCH 33 JR KJOLSETH 20

SOCY 4151 3 SOCIOLOGY OF THE FUTURE ........... 001 _61935 0330PM-0445PM MW MUEN D156 OJ BARTOS 40

-+- indicates an arts and sciences core course

SOCY 4451 3 SENIOR-HONORS SEMINAR 2 ................. PREREQ JUNIOR OR SENIOR STANDING. THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. .............................................................. 800 0330PM-0445PM TR KTCH 8 JJ WANDERER 10

+SOCY 4461 3CRITTHINKING IN SOCIOL ................ 001 60295 OBOOAM-0915AMTR KTCH 207 .............................................................. 002 60296 0330PMc0445PM TR KTCH 120 .................... : ......................................... 003 60297 1100AM-1215PM TR KTCH 235 .............................................................. 004 60298 0300PM-0415PM MW KTCH 234

SOCY 4931 6 SOCIAL ACTION INTERNSHIP ............ 802 0100PM-0400PM MWF SOCY 5011 3 CONTEMPORARY THEORY ............... 001 60331 0500PM-0750PM M SOCY 5021 3 DATA ANALYSIS .................................. 001 60332 0300PM-0550PM R SOCY 5321 3 SOCIOLOGY OF IDEAS ....................... 001 62667 0500PM-0750PM F

II. Population and Public Health +SOCY 1012 3 POPULATION ISSUES/U.S ................. 001 61782 0200PM-0250PM MWF +SOCY 3012 3 WOMEN/DEVELOP/FERTILITY .......... 001 61794 1100AM-1215PM TR

Ill. Health and Medicine +SOCY 1003 3 ETHC/SOC ISSUES HL TH/MED .......... 001 60175 1 OOOAM-1 050AM MWF +SOCY 4003 3 SOCIOLOGY OF AGING ...................... 001 60274 0200PM-0315PM TR

IV. Criminology

KTCH33 KTCH 118 KTCH206

DUAN G125 GUGG205

EDUC220 FA N141

LJ PINTO JR KJOLSETH ME GIMENEZ OGRESS LJ PINTO OJ BARTOS DS MILETI A SELIGMAN

KD PETERS MGONZALES

* UNASSIGNED E FACIO

+SOCY 1004 3 DEVIANCE IN US SOCIETY ...................... STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND RECITATION. RECITATION SECTION 8011S CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT. PLEASE SEE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY.

25 25 25 25 15 20 12 20

35 30

94 70

.............................................................. 100 60176 0300PM-0350PM MW MUEN E050 P ADLER 400 0 RECITATION ...................................... R101 60177 0800AM-0850AM R KTCH 33

............................................................ R102 60178 0930AM-t020AM T LIBR M3000D 25

........................................................... .R103 60179 1230PM-0120PM T EDUC 143 25

............ : ............................................... R104 60180 0900AM-0950AM M KTCH 206 25

............................................................ R105 60181 0200PM-0250PM R RAMY N1B31 25

............................................................ R106 60182 1100AM-1150AM F · MUEN 0439 25

............................ ............ .............. ...... R 107 60183 11 OOAM-1150AM R COTT 104 25

............................................................ R108 60184 0900AM-0950AM W KTCH 303 25

............................................................ R109 60185 1000AM-1050AM F KTCH 303 25

............................................................ R110 60186 1200PM-1250PMM KTCH206 25

............................................................ R111 60187 1100AM-1150AMM CLRE302 25

............................................................ R112 60188 1100AM-1150AMT CHEM270 25

............................................................ R113 60189 0200PM-0250PM T HLMS 259 25

............................................................ R114 60190 0900AM-0940AMW HLMS177 25

.... ; ....................................................... R115 60191 0100PM-0150PM M FA N185 25

............................................................ R116 60192 0100PM-0150PM W FA N185 5

............................................................ R801 0100PM-0150PM W FA N185 20 SOCY 4004 3 TOPICS IN CRIMINOLOGY .................. 001 60276 0200PM-Q315PM TR ECCR 1•46 KR WILLIAMS 42 SOCY 4014 3 CRIMINOLOGY ..................................... 001 60279 0800AM-0915AM TR EKLC E1B20 AM HUNTER 109

•.. +SOCY 4024 3JUVENILE DELINQUENCY ........................ STUDENTS REGISTERING FOR SECTION 100 MUST REGISTER LECTURE AND RECITATION. . .............................................................. 001 60282 0500PM-0730PM M ENilD 120 OS ELLIOTT 46 .............................................................. 100 61665 1200PM-1250PM MW MUEN E050 AM REGOLI 400

0 REC .................................................... R101 61982 1000AM-1050AM M KTCH 206 25 ............................................................ R102 61986 0300PM-0350PM M KTCH 35 25 ............................................................ R103 61987 0800AM-0850AM T KTCH 33 25 ............................................................ R104 61988 0930AM-1020AM T GEOL 127 25 ............................................................ R105 61989 1100AM-1150AMT KTCH33 25 ............................................................ R106 61990 0200PM-0250PM T RAMY N1B31 25 ............................................................ R107 61991 0800AM-0850AM W KTCH 118 25 ............................................................ R108 61992 0900AM-0950AM W KTCH 118 25

+SPAN 1010 5 BEGINNING SPANISH 1 ...................... 001 60439 0800AM-0850AM M-F KTCH 119 22 . ............................................................. 002 60440 0800AM-0850AM M-F RAMY N1 831 22 ....................... ; ................•..................... 003 60441 0800AM-0850AM M-F KTCH 120 22 .............................................................. 004 60442 0900AM-0950AM M-F KTCH 120 22 .............................................................. 005 60443 1100AM-1150AM M-F KTCH 120 22 .............................................................. 006 60444 1200PM-1250PM M-F KTCH 120 22 ........................................... ; .................. 007 60445 1200PM-1250PM M-F RAMY N1831 22 .............................................................. 008 60446 0100PM-0150PM M-F KTCH 120 22 ••••••••••••••••• < ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 009 60447 0100PM-0150PM M-F RAMY N1831 22 .............................................................. 010 60448 0200PM-0250PM M-F KTCH 120 22

+SPAN 1020 5 BEGINNING SPANISH 2 ............................ PREREQ SPAN 1010 WITH A GRADE OF C-OR BETTER, OR PLACEMENT. .............................................................. 001 60450 0800AM-0850AM M•F EDUC 136 22 .............................................................. 002 60451 0800AM-0850AM M-F EDUC 138 22 .............................................................. 003 60452 0800AM-0850AM M-F CHEM 145 22 .............................................................. 004 60453 0800AM-0850AM M-F HLMS 181 22 .............................................................. 005 60454 0900AM-0950AM M-F EDUC 138 22 .............................................................. 006 60455 0900AM-0950AM M-F CHEM 145 22 .............................................................. 007 60456 0900AM-0950AM M-F KTCH 119 22 .............................................................. 008 60457 0900AM-0950AM M-F EDUC 136 22 .............................................................. 009 60458 1100AM-1150AM M-F HLMS 181 22 .. ............................................................ 010 60459 1100AM-1150AM M-F EDUC 136 22 .............................................................. 011 60460 11 OOAM-1150AM M-F EDUC 138 22 .. ............................................................ 012 60461 1100AM-1150AM M-F RAMY N1B31 22 .............................................................. 013 60462 1200PM-1250PM M-F EDUC 136 22 .............................................................. 014 60463 1200PM-1250PM M-F EDUC 138 22 .............................................................. 015 60464 1200PM-1250PM M-F CHEM 145 22 .............................................................. 016 60465 0100PM-0150PM M-F EDUC 136 22 .............................................................. 017 60466 0100PM-0150PM M-F EDUC 138 22 .............................................................. 018 60467 0100PM-0150PM M-F CHEM 145 22

+SPAN 1150 81NTENSIVE FIRST YR SPAN ..................... PREREQ PLACEMENT AND DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL. THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY . .............................................................. 801 0900AM-0950AM M-F CHEM 131 18 .................................................................... 0200PM-0250PM MWF CHEM 131

+SPAN 2110 3 SECOND YEAR SPANISH 1 ...................... PREREQ SPAN 1020 OR SPAN 1150WITH A GRADE OF C-OR BETTER, OR PLACEMENT. SECTION BOO IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT CLASS. FOR ELIGIBILITY, PLEASE SEE ASSISTANT DEAN FOR STUDENT ACADEMIC AFFAIRS, COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES . .............................................................. 001 60472 0800AM-0850AM MWF MUEN E113 22 .............................................................. 002 60473 0800AM-0850AM MWF MUEN 0439 22 .............................................................. 003 60474 0900AM-D950AM MWF MUEN E113 22 .............................................................. 004 60475 0900AM-0950AM MWF MUEN 0439 22 .............................................................. 005 60476 1100AM-1150AM MWF MUEN E113 22 .............................................................. 006 60477 1200PM-1250PM MWF MUEN E113 22 .............................................................. 007 60478 0100PM-0150PM MWF MUEN 0439 22 .............................................................. 008 60479 0200PM-0250PM MWF CLRE 211 22 .............................................................. 009 60480 0800AM-0915AM TR MUEN D439 22 .. ............................................................ 010 60481 0800AM-0915AM TR MUEN E113 22 .............................................................. 011 60482 0200PM-0250PM MWF EDUC 138 22 .............................................................. 012 60483 0300PM-0350PM MWF CLRE 211 22 ............................................................. .800 0200PM-0315PM TR EDUC 134 15

SPAN 2120 3 SECOND YEAR SPANISH 2 .. , ................... PREREQ SPAN 2110 WITH A GRADE OF C-OR BETTER OR PLACEMENT. .............................................................. 001 60487 0900AM-0950AM MWF CLRE 209 22 .............................................................. 002 60488 11 OOAM-t150AM MWF CLRE 211 22 .............................................................. 003 60489 1200PM-1250PM MWF CLRE 209 22 .............................................................. 004 60490 0100PM-0150PM MWF CLRE 212 22

............................................................ R110 61994 0800AM-0850AM R KTCH 35 25

............................................................ R111 61995 0800AM-0850AM F KTCH 33 25

............................................................ R112 61996 1100AM-1150AM R ECCR 1-07 25

............................................................ R113 61997 0900AM-0950AM W CLRE 301 25

............................................................ R114 61998 0900AM-0950AM F MUEN D144 25

............................................................ R115 61999 1200PM-1250PM F KTCH 35 25

............................................................ R116 62000 0100PM-0150PM F LIBR M3000D 25 SOCY 4044 3 WOMEN AND CRIME ........................... 001 60289 0100PM-0150PM MWF GUGG 205 M FAHEY 47 SOCY 4934 3 INT/COMMTY, CORRECTIONS 1 ........ ,...... THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE

DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. .............................................................. 801 0100PM-0350PM F ECON 16 RM HUNTER 12

SOCY 4944 3 INT/COMMTY CORRECTIONS 2 ............... PREREQ SOCY 49M THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. .............................................................. 801 TBA RM HUNTER 30

SOCY 5004 3 TPC-CONTEM ISS SOC CNTRL. ......... 001 60329 0300PM-0550PM T KTCH 119 GT MARX 15

V. Social Conflict +SOCY 1005 3SOC CONFLICT/SOC VALUES ................. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND RECITATION.

............................................................. :010 60195 0200PM-0250PM MW GEOL 121 *UNASSIGNED 100 0 RECITATION ...................................... R011 60196 1200PM-1250PM F KTCH 301

............................................................ R012 60197 0100PM-0150PM R HALE 236

............................................................ R013 60198 1100AM-1150AM R CHEM 145

............................................................ R014 60199 0200PM-0250PM F KTCH 33 +SOCY 1015 3 US RACE/ETHNIC RELATIONS ................ SAME AS CHST 1013.

.............................................................. 001 60210 0800AM-0850AM MWF SOCY 2015 3 SOC/NATR'L SOC ENVIRONMT ......... 001 60254 0200PM-0250PM MWF +SOCY 2025 3 NONVIOUETHIC SOC ACTION ........... 001 60257 0900AM-0950AM MWF SOCY 4025 3 CONFCT MANAGE/SOC SYSTEM ...... 001 60285 0300PM-0415PM MW SOCY 5085 3 TOPICS-SOCIAL CONFLICT ............... 001 62114 0600PM-0900PM T

TOPIC: POP THEORY ......................... 002 62665 0300PM-0550PM W SOCY 5915 3 CONFLICT MANAGEMENT ................. 001 61780 0600PM-0850PM R

VI. Sex and Gender

ECON 13 DUAN G131 KTCH 235 KTCH 235 KTCH8 KTCH 120 KTCH 119

RA RENTERIA PWEHR S NEPSTAD PWEHR ETFLORES ME GIMENEZ JV DOWNTON

+SOCY 1016 3 SEX GENDER AND SOCIETY 1 ................ STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND RECITATION.

25 25 25 25

65 40 35 38 15 20 12

.............................................................. 100 60214 0800AM-0850AM TR DUAN G020 KTCH 119 KTCH 1~9 KTCH 33 CLRE207 GUGG 205 KTCH 235 CHEM 133 ECON16

* UNASSIGNED 50 0 RECITATION ...................................... R105 60219 1100AM-1150AM W

............................................................ R106 60220 0100PM-0150PM W

............................................................ R108 60222 1100AM-1150AM R

25 25 25

+SOCY 3016 3MARRIAGE/FAMILY/U.S ...................... 001 61928 1000AM-1050AM MWF SOCY 3046 3 TPC-WOMEN IN MIDDLE EAST .......... 001 60267 0200PM-0315PM TR

TOPICS IN SEX AND GENDER .......... 002 60268 0930AM-1045AM TR

* UNASSIGNED 45 RR WASSERFALL 18 J NIELSEN

SOCY 5006 3 SOCIOLOGY/SEX AND GENDER ....... 001 60330 0100PM-0350PM F E FACIO 20 SOCY 5026 3 FEMINIST RSCH METHODS ............... 001 62668 0900AM-1200PM F J NIELSEN 15

Spanish STUDENTS SEEKING TO ENROLL FOR GRADUATE COURSES MUST HAVE GRADUATE STANDING OR DEPARTMENTAL PERMISSION. FOR SPAN 1020, 1150, 2110,2120, 2150 AND 3000, STUDENTSWHO EARNED LESS THAN A G-IN THE PREREQUISITE COURSE MAY BE ADMINISTRATIVELY DROPPED. INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE WORK IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT...OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. GRADUATE STUDENTS NEEDING TO REGISTER FOR MASTER'S THESIS, MASTER'S DEGREE CANDIDATE, OR DOCTORAL THESIS, PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. THIS DEPARTMENT USES RESEQUENCED WAIT LISTS. (SEE "USING WAIT LISTS" IN THE FRONT OF THIS SCHEDULE.)

+SPAN 1000 3 CULTURAL DIFFERENCE......................... ONLY FRESHMAN STUDENTS WILL BE ALLOWED TO REGISTER THROUGH HISPANIC LITFOR THIS CLASS. ... ; .......................................................... 001 60438 1200PM-1250PM MWF MUEN E114 18


.............................................................. 006 60492 0200PM-0315PM TR MUEN D439 22

.............................................................. 007 60493 0930AM-1 045AM TR MUEN 0439 22 +SPAN 2150 51NTENSIVE SECOND YR SPAN ................ PREREQ SPAN 1020 OR 1150 OR PLACEMENT AND DEPARTMENTAL

APPROVAL. THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY . .............................................................. 801 0900AM-0950AM MWF CLRE 104 18 ...... , .......................... 0200PM-0250PM MW ECCR 1-01

SPAN 3000 5 ADV SPANISH LANG SKILLS .................... PREREQ SPAN 2120 AND 2150, OREQUIV, OR PLACEMENT. .............................................................. 001 60495 0800AM-0850AM MWF CLRE 212 18 .................................................................... 010QPM-0150PM MW HALE 240 .............................................................. 002 60496 0900AM-0950AM MWF CLRE 212 18 .................................................................... 0200PM-0250PM MW EKLC E11B75 ............................................................. :003 60497 1000AM-1050AM MWF MUEN 0439 18 .................................................................... 0200PM-0250PM MW CLRE 212 .............................................................. 004 60498 0930AM-1045AM TR MUEN E114 18 .................................................................... 0100PM-0150PM TR EKLC E11 B75 .............................................................. 005 60499 1100AM-1150AM MWF CLRE 104 18 .................................................................... 0100PM,0150PMMW HLMS 137 ............................................................... 006 62261 0900AM-0950AMMWF DUAN G039 18 .................................................................... 0100PM-0150PM MW ENVD 122

SPAN 3040 3 PROF SPANISH/BUSINESS 2 ................... PREREQS SPAN 3000 ANQ 3030 . .............................................................. 001 60501 1100AM-1215PMTR MUENE126 25

+SPAN 3100 3 LITERARY ANALYSIS/SPAN ..................... PIJEREQ SPAN 30000R DEP~RTMENTAL CONSENT. . ............................................................. 001 60502 0200PM:0315PM TR MUEN E118 18 .............................................................. 002 60503 0100PM-0150PM MWF MUEN E114 18 .............................................................. 003 62210 0900AM-0950AM MWF RAMY N1B75 18

SPAN 3120 3 ADVANCED SPANISH GRAMMAR ........ : ... PREREQ SPAN 3000 OR EQUIV. .............................................................. 001 60504 0100PM-0150PM MWF MUEN E130 22 .............................................................. 002 60505 0800AM-0915AM TR MUEN E130 22

SPAN 3210 3 CULT HERITAGE LATIN AM ...................... PREREQSPAN 3000. .............................................................. 001 60506 1230PM-0145PM TR MUEN D439 27

SPAN 3340 3 20TH C SPAN-AMERICAN LIT ................... PREREQ SPAN 3100. .............................................................. 001 60507 1000AM-1050AM MWF MUEN E126 22

+SPAN 3800 3 SELECTED RDGS/LATIN ..................... 001 62222 0330PM-0445PM TR CLRE 302 35 AMERICAN LIT/TRANSLATION

SPAN 4000 3 HISP/NAT AM. CULTURE SW ................... SAME AS SPAN 5000 AND CHST 4000. TAUGHT IN ENGLISH. .............................................................. 001 60508 1230PM-0145PM TR STAD 308 SR DELPINO 25

SPAN 4010 3 ADV RHETORIC/COMPOSITION .............. PREREQS SPAN 3100 AND 3120 OR EQUJV . .............................................................. 001 60509 1200PM-1250PM MWF MUEN E130 18

SPAN 4070 3 PROB BUS TRANSL SPAN 2 ..................... PREREQ SPAN 4060 OR EQUIV. .............................................................. 001 60510 0200PM-0315PM TR MUEN E064 22

SPAN 4160 3 MSTRPC SPN LIT-1700/PRES .................. PREREQS SPAN 3000, 3100, AND AN ADDITIONAL COURSE ABOVE SPAN3000. ......................................................... : .... 001 60511 1100AM-1150AM MWF MUEN E130 22

SPAN 4180 3 SPAN/AMER LIT 1898/PRES ..................... PREREQS SPAN 3000, 3100, AND AN ADDITIONAL COURSE ABOVE SPAN3000. .............................................................. 001 60512 0200PM-0250PM MWF MUEN E130 22

SPAN 4650 3 METHODS TEACHING SPAN ISH.............. PREREQS SPAN 3100 AND 3120 AND AN ADDITIONAL COURSE ABOVE SPANISH 3000, AND ADMISSION TO THE TEACHER CERTIFICATION PROGRAM OR DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL. .............................................................. 001 60514 0700PM-0930PM W MUEN D439 18

SPAN 4660 6 HIGH SCH SPAN TEACHING.................... PREREQ SPAN 4650 OR 5650. .............................................................. 001 60515 TBA ES HAYNES 10

SPAN 4930 1-4 LANGUAGE INTERN/PROFESS.............. PREREQS SPAN 3100, 3120, AND AN ADDfTIONAL COURSE ABOVE SPAN 3000. THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. • .............................................................. 801 TBA LF ROBINSON 10


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SPAN 5000 3 HISP/NAT AM. CULTURE SW ................... SAME AS SPAN 4000 AND CHST 4000. TAUGHT IN ENGLISH. .............................................................. 001 60527 1230PM-0145PM TR STAD 308 SR DELPINO 25

SPAN 5200 3 SEM-EL OUIJOTE ...................................... PREREQ GRADUATE STANDING IN SPANISH OR PERMISSION. SAME AS SPAN 7200. .............................................................. 001 60530 0330PM-Q600PM T MKNA 103 6

SPAN 5210 3 SEM-18/19TH C SPAN LIT ......................... PREREQ GRADUATE STANDING IN SPANISH OR PERMISSION. SAME AS SPAN 7210. .............................................................. 001 61699 0330PM-0600PM M MKNA 103 6

SPAN 5220 3 SEM-POST CIVIL WAR NOVEL... .............. PREREQ GRADUATE STANDING IN SPANISH OR PERMISSION. SAME AS SPAN 7220. .............................................................. 001 60532 0330PM-0600PM W MKNA 103 SEM-RECENT SPANISH POETS ....... 002 6~701 0700PM-0930PM W MKNA 103 6

SPAN 5320 3 SEM-THE MEXICAN NOVEL ..................... PREREQ GRADUATE STANDING IN SPANISH OR PERMISSION. SAME AS SPAN 7320. .............................................................. 001 60534 0330PM-0600PM F MKNA 103 6

SPAN 5430 3 SEM-TRENDS HISPANIC LING ................. PREREQ GRADUATE STANDING IN SPANISH OR PERMISSION. SAME AS SPAN 7430. .............................................................. 001 62262 0330PM-0600PM R MKNA 103 6

SPAN 7200 3 SEM EL OUIJOTE ...................................... PREREQ GRADUATE STANDING IN SPANiSH OR PERMISSION. SAME AS SPAN 5200. .............................................................. 001 60552 0330PM-0600PM T MKNA 103 6

SPAN 7210 3 SEM-18/19TH C SPAN LIT ......................... PREREQGRADUATE STANDING IN SPANISH OR PERMISSION. SAME AS SPAN 5210. .............................................................. 001 61700 0330PM-0600PM M MKNA 103 6

SPAN 7220 3 SEM-POST CIVIL WAR NOVEL. ................ PREREQ GRADUATE STANDING IN SPANISH OR PERMISSION. SAME AS SPAN 5220. .............................................................. 001 60554 0330PM-0600PM W MKNA 103

SPAN 7220 3 SEM-RECENT SPANISH POETS ........ 002 61702 0700PM-0930PM W MKNA 103 6 SPAN 7320 3 SEM-THE MEXICAN NOVEL ..................... PREREQ GRADUATE STANDING IN SPANISH OR PERMISSION. SAME

AS SPAN 5320. .............................................................. 001 60556 0330PM-0600PM F SEM-SHRT FICT/ARGEN/URUG ........ 002 60557 0700PM-0930PM M

SPAN 7430 3 SEM-TRENDS HISPANIC LING ........... 001 62263 0330PM-0600PM R

Swedish

MKNA 103 MKNA 103 MKNA 103

ANY STUDENT WITH THREE UNEXCUSED ABSENCES DURING THE SCHEDULE ADJUSTMENT PERIOD MAY BE ADMINISTRATIVELY DROPPED. IT IS THE STUDENT'S RESPONSIBILITY TO DROP ALL COURSES.

+SWED 1020 5 BEGINNING SWEDISH 2 ......................... PREREQ SWED 1010 WITH A GRADE OF C-OR BETTER.

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., ............ ; ............................ , ............... 001 60571 1000AM-1050AM M-F CHEM 145 THORSIN HAMM 20 SWED 2120 3 2ND YR SWED READ/CONV 2 ............... PREREQ SWED 2110 WITH GRADE OF C- OR BETTER.

........ : .................................................. 001 60573 1100AM-1150AM MWF CHEM 145 THORSIN HAMM 20

Theatre STUDENTS WHO DO NOT ATIEND THE FIRST TWO CLASS SESSIONS MAY BE ADMINISTRATIVELY DROPPED AT THE DISCRETION OF THE INSTRUCTOR. INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE WORK IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE SEE THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. THIS DEPARTMENT USES BOTH AUTOMATIC AND SEQUENCING WAIT LISTS. (SEE "USING WAIT LISTS" IN THE FRONT OF THIS SCHEDULE.) GRADUATE STUDENTS NEEDING TO REGISTER FOR MASTER'S THESIS, MASTER'S DEGREE CANDIDATE, OR DOCTORAL THESIS, PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT FOR FURTHER INFORMATION.

I. History/Dramaturgy/Directing THTR 2021 3 DEV THTR 2:MASTERS/MOD ............. 001 60595 0800AM-0850AM MWF· EDUC 155 OW GERLAND 49

EUROPEAN DRAMA THTR 3071 3 DIRECTING ................................................ THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. .PLEASE SEE

DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBIUTY. An1 (\1')-JnDU_nAt:lnCU TO TUTO l"t"'J An Or:' I'V"\1 ruAt..l

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SCENEIPROPS/LIGHT/SOUND .......... 001 60586 0930AM-1045AM TR THTR C1-90 RJ BOVARD 20 AS FINKELSTEIN

THTR 2015 1 INTRO TECH PROD/LAB........................... COREQ THTR 2005. .............................................................. 001 60591 0200PM-0500PM M THTR C1-90 RJ BOVARD .................................................................... J LYDEN .............................................................. 002 60592 0200PM-0500PM T THTR C1-90 RJ BOVARD 8 .................................................................... J LYDEN .............................................................. 003 60593 0200PM-0500PM W THTR C1-90 RJ BOVARD .................................................................... J LYDEN

THTR 2015 1 INTRO TECH PROD/LAB ..................... 004 60594 0200PM-0500PM R THTR C1-90 RJ BOVARD .................................................................... J LYDEN

THTR 2025 3 INTRO TECH PRODUCTION 2 ............ ...... STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. STUDENTS NEEDING DESIGN FUNDAMENTALS FOR BAIBFA REQUIREMENTSSHOULD SUBSTITUTE THTR 3005,3015, OR

3055. COSTUMING AND MAKEUP ............... 01 0 60598 11 OOAM-1215PM TR THTR C1 B30 B M MCINROY 20 .................................................................... S ROGNSTAD

0 LAB ..................................................... L011 60599 0300PM-0500PM M THTR C1B30 B M MCINROY .................................................................... S ROGNSTAD ............................................................ L012 60600 0300PM-0500PM T THTR C1B30 B M MCINROY .................................................................... S ROGNSTAD ............................................................ L013 60601 0300PM-0500PM W THTR C1B30 RJ BOVARD .................................................................... S ROGNSTAD ............................................................ L014 60602 0300PM-0500PM R THTR C1B30 B M MCINROY .................................................................... S ROGNSTAD

THTR 3035 2 THEATRE PRACTICUM ............................. PREREQS THTR 2005,2015, AND 2025. THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. .............................................................. 801 1200PM-1250PM F THTR C1-90 RJ BOVARD 40

THTR 3055 3 STAGE LIGHTING DESIGN 1 .............. 001 62010 1100AM-1215PM MW THTR C3-40 RM DEVIN 20 THTR 4005 3 COSTUME DESIGN 2 .......................... 001 62008 0900AM-1015AM TR THTR C3-40 B M MCINROY 10 THTR 4015 3 SCENE DESIGN 2 ................................ 001 62009 1100AM-1215PM TR THTR C3-40 AS FINKELSTEIN 24 THTR 4035 3 SCENE PAINTING ................................ 001 62011 0900AM-1015AM MW THTR C1-90 RS FINKELSTEIN 10 THTR 4065 1-3 ADVANCED DESIGN PROJECTS ............ THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE THE

DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. .............................................................. 801 TBA RJ BOVARD 6 .. ............................................................ 802 TBA B M MCINROY ......................................... " .................... 803 TBA RS FINKELSTEIN .............................................................. 804 TBA RM DEVIN 6

THTR 4075 1-3 ADVN TECHNICAL PROJECTS ................ THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY . .............................................................. 801 TBA RJ BOVARD 6 .............................................................. 802 TBA B M MCINROY 6 .............................................................. 803 TBA AS FINKELSTEIN 6

THTR 6005 1-3 PROD/RSCH/PRAC-DESIGNING ............. THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. .............................................................. 801 .............................................................. 802

IV. Special Courses in Theatre

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RJ BOVARD 5 B M MCINROY 5

HHTR 1009 31NTRODUCTION TOTHEATRE ........... 001 60582 1100AM-1150AM MWF MAIN CHAP SKELLEY 125 .............................................................. 002 62012 1200PM-1250PM MWF MAIN CHAP BE COLEMAN 125

+ THTR 3009 3 DEVELOP AMER MUSIC THTR................. ENROLLMENT LIMITED TO STUDENTS WITH AT LEAST 57 PREDICTED CUMULATIVE HOURS UNTIL JANUARY 10, WHEN RESTRICTIONS WILL BE LIFTED. .. ............................................................ 001 60616 0200PM-0250PM MWF MAIN CHAP WG ELLIOTI 100

+THTR 4001 3 DEVfTHTR 4:AM THTRIDRAMA .......... 001 60632 0930AM-1045AM TR MAIN CHAP Y S SHAFER 100 THTR 4071 3 ADVANCED DIRECTING ........................... PREREQS THTR 3071 AND INSTRUCTOR CONSENT. SAME AS 5071.

THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. .............................................................. 801 1100AM-0100PM TR THTR C2-40 JM SYMONS 10

+THTR 4081 3 SEN SEM: TRAGEDY/COMEDY................ THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. .............................................................. 801 0100PM-0215PM TR THTR C3-42 A WATSON 25

THTR 5071 3 ADVANCED DIRECTING ........................... SAME AS THTR 4071. THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. ..................... : ........................................ 801 1100AM-0100PM TR THTR C2-40 JM SYMONS 7

THTR 6001 3 THEATRE DRAMATURGY ......................... THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE THE DEPARTMEf:JT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. .............................................................. 801 TBA JG FINK

THTR6031 3 AMERICANTHEATRE&DRAMA ........ 001 61974 0200PM-0430PMM THTRC3-42 BECOLEMAN 15 THTR 6041 3 MODERN EUROPEAN DRAMA ........... 001 61977 0230PM-Q500PM R THTR C3-42 Y S SHAFER 15 THTR 6051 1-3 PROD/RSCH/PRAC IN DIRECT.............. THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE THE

DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. .............................................................. 801 ........ ~ ..................................................... 802 .............................................................. 803 .............................................................. 804 .............................................................. 805

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THTR 1003 3 INTRO ACTING NON-MAJORS ............ 001 60579 0900AM-1050AM MW .THTR C3-70 GE COALE 24 ........................................................... 002 60580 0900AM-1050AM TR THTR C2-40 MJH FERNALD 24

THTR 2003 3 ACTING- BEGINNING................................ THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. ............................................................... 801 0900AM-1050AM MW THTR C2-40 T HOFRICHTER 24

THTR 2013 3 PERFORMNCE OF LITERATURE ....... 001 61981 11 OOAM-1220PM MWF THTR C3-70 EJZ ZEIGER 24 THTR 2023 3 ACTING -INTERMEDIATE ......................... PREREQS THTR 2003 AND 2013.

.............................................................. 001 60596 0900AM-1050AM MW CGYM 304 A.B HUMPHREY 24 THTR 2023 3 ACTING -INTERMEDIATE ................... 002 60597 0900AM-1050AM TR THTR C3-70 D REIFSNYDER 24 THTR 2043 3 VOCAUPHYSICAL PREP. ......................... OPEN TO MAJORS AND NONMAJORS.

.............................................................. 001 60603 0100PM-0250PM TR THTR CfB40 MT THOMAS 18 THTR 3013 4 STUDIO 1 -TECHNIQUE ........................... PREREQ SOPHOMORE STANDING AND ADMISSION TO B.F.A.

PROGRAM IN ACTING. THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. TAKEN CONCURRENTLY WITH THTR 4033. .............................................................. 801 0130PM-0320PM MWF CGYM 304 S KELLEY 20

THTR 4013 4 STUDIO 3-SHAKESPEARE ........................ PREREQS THTR 3013 AND THTR 3023 OR INSTRUCTOR CONSENT. THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. TAKEN CONCURRENTLY WITH ONCE 4028. .............................................................. 801 1000AM-1150AM MWF THTR C1B40 JG FINK 20

THTR 4033 3 ADVN VOCAUPHYSICAL PREP ............... PREREQ ADMISSION TO BFA PROGRAM IN ACTING OR INSTRUCTOR CONSENT. THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. TAKEN CONCURRENTLY WITH THTR 3013. .............................................................. 801 0900AM-1050AM TR THTR C1B40 JG FINK 20

THTR 4053 4 STD 6/EXPLORIPERIOD STYL.............. .... THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. ....................................... ··: ...................... 801 1100AM-1250PM TR THTR C1B40 JG FINK 20

THTR 6003 1-3 PROD/RSCH/PRAC IN ACTING.............. THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. .............................................................. 801 .............................................................. 802 .............................................................. 803 .............................................................. 804


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THTR 4029 0-3 UCB TOURING THTR DANCE.................. THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. .............................................................. 801 0330PM-0500PM TR THTR W325 WD CAPPS 10

THTR 4039 3 MUSICAL THTR REPERTORY .................. SAME AS THTR 5039. AUDITION REQUIRED PRIOR TO ENROLLMENT. AUDITION WILL BE HELD JANUARY 12, 1994, 3:30-5:00, THTR W350. .............................................................. 801 0330PM-0500PM MW THTR W350 MC COHEN 25

THTR 5039 3 MUSICAL THTR REPERTORY ............... ... SAME AS THTR 4039. AUDITION REQUIRED PRIOR TO ENROLLMENT. AUDITION WILL BE HELD JANUARY 12, 1994, 3:30-5:00, THTR W350. .............................................................. 801 0330PM-0500PM MW THTR W350 MC COHEN 25

THTR 5049 3 PROB-IBSEN/STRINDBERG ............... 001 61967 0230PM-0500PM T THTR C3-42 OW GERLAND 10

University Writing Program ADVISORY TO STUDENTS IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES: STUDENTS FIRST ENTERING THE COLLEGE DURING SUMMER 1992 OR LATER MUST PASS AN APPROVED UPPER-DIVISION (3000 AND ABOVE) WRITING COURSE OR PASS THE WRITING PROFICIENCY TEST TO FULFILL THE CORE CURRICULUM WRITTEN COMMUNICATION REQUIREMENT. CONTINUING STUDENTS WHO HAVE NOT YET COMPLETED THIS REQUIREMENT ARE ADVISED TO TAKE AN APPROVED UPPER-DIVISION WRITING COURSE SUCH AS UWRP 3020 DURING THEIR JUNIOR OR SENIOR YEAR. IN PAST SEMESTERS, PLACEMENT IN FRESHMAN- LEVEL WRITING CLASSES WAS DETERMINED BY DIAGNOSTIC TESTING. THIS SEMESTER, BY CONTRAST, IF YOU ARE ENROLLING AT THE FRESHMAN LEVEL, YOU ARE ASKED TO ASSESS YOUR OWN SKILLS AND CHOOSE THE COURSE (UWRP 1150 OR 1250) APPROPRIATE TO YOUR NEEDS. PLEASE CONSULT THE COURSE CATALOG FOR DESCRIPTIONS OF UWRP 1150 AND 1250. YOU WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO ADD UWRP COURSES AFTER FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, UNLESS YOU HAVE DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL. UNIVERSITY WRITING PROGRAM COURSES DO NOT FULFILL THE HUMANITIES REQUIREMENT.

UWRP 1150 3 INTRO EXPOSITORY WRITING ................ REGISTRATION FOR UWRP 1150 AND 1250 LIMITED TO STUDENTS ENROLLED IN THE COLLEGES OF BUSINESS, ENGINEERING, AND ARCHITECTURE AND PLANNING, AND STUDENTS MAJORING IN PRE-NURSING AND PRE-PHARMACY. RESTRICTION WILL BE LIFTED JANUARY 12 . .............................................................. 001 60877 0800AM-0850AM MWF MUEN E114 H KRUSIEWICZ 18 .. ............................................................ 002 60878 0900AM-0950AM MWF CLRE 302 P THOMPSON 18 .............................................................. 003 60879 1000AM-1050AM MWF CLR.E 302 P THOMPSON 18 .............................................................. 005 60880 1000AM-1050AM MWF CLRE 301 D DOUGAN 18 .............................................................. 007 60881 1100AM-1150AM MWF MUEN E131 J KLEIN 18 .. ............................................................ 009 60882 1200PM·1250PM MWF CLRE 212 D DOUGAN 18 .............................................................. 011 60884 0100PM-0150PM MWF CLRE 302 J KLEIN 18 .............................................................. 015 60888 0930AM-1045AM TR HLMS 245 DL VILES 18 .. ............................................................ 016 60889 0800AM-0915AM TR CLRE 212 V CRUMMETT 18 .............................................................. 017 60890 1100AM-1215PM TR CLRE 208 CH PUTNAM 18 .............................................................. 018 60891 1100AM-1215PM TR CLRE 212 SR RABINOWITZ 18 .............................................................. 020 60892 1230PM-0145PM TR STAD 135 LM NICITA 18 .. ............................................................ 021 60893 1230PM-0145PM TR CLRE 208 CH PUTNAM 18 .............................................................. 023 62322 0200PM-0315PM TR CLRE 104 P SCHABERG 18

UWRP 1250 3 INTRO ARGUMENTATVE WRTNG ........... REGISTRATION FOR UWRP 1150AND 1250LIMITED TO STUDENTS IN THE COLLEGES OF BUSINESS, ENGINEERING, AND ARCHITECTURE AND PLANNING, AND STUDENTS MAJORING IN PRE-NURSING AND PRE-PHARMACY. RESTRICTION WILL BE LIFTED JANUARY 12. .............................................................. 001 60897 0100PM-0150PM MWF KTCH 303 SP DANEY 18 .............................................................. 002 60898 1100AM-1215PM TR CHEM 133 NK BARNARD 18

+UWRP 3020 3 TOPICS IN WRITING................................. RESTRICTED TO JUNIORS WHO HAVE COMPLETED 57 HOURS OR MORE OF COURSE WORK. SECTION BOO IS CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FOR ESL STUDENTS. CALL UWP (492-8188) TO ENROLL. THIS COURSE MAY NOT BE TAKEN PASS/FAIL FOR CORE CURRICULUM. TPC-SEXUAL ABUSE/LAW .................. 001 60902 0800AM-0850AM MWF HLMS 104 DE ERON 18 TPC-CRIT PROC: HEMINGWAY ......... 003 60903 0900AM-0950AM MWF MUEN E130 J LAVINSKY 18 TPC-CRIT/LORD OF FLIES ................. 004 60904 0900AM-0950AM MWF MUEN E126 LC BURKHARDT 18 TPC-ART AND VISUAL ANALY ........... 005 60905 0900AM-0950AM MWF MUEN E114 K MCDANIEL 18 TPC-HERO/POPULAR CULTURE ....... 006 60906 0900AM-0950AM MWF HALE 235 D E ERON 15 TPC-CRIT PROC: HEMINGWAY ......... 007 60907 1000AM-1050AM MWF EKLC M203 J LAVINSKY 18 TPC-MEDIA:AMUSING OURSEL... ...... 008 60908 1000AM-1050AM MWF KTCH 120 AC TAYLOR 18 TPC-CAMPUS/LOCAL ISSUES ........... 009 60909 1000AM-1050AM MWF CLRE 211 J PilATO 18 TPC-SCIENCEFICTION ...................... 010 60910 1100AM-1150AMMWF CLRE301 TLYONS 18


TPC-CRIT/LORD OF FLIES ................. 011 60911 1100AM-1150AM MWF MUEN E123 LC BURKHARDT 18 TPC-PUBL REACT GRIM ACTS .......... 012 62318 1100AM-1150AM MWF MUEN E126 V TUTTLE 18 TPC-ENVIRN: ISSUES/WEST .............. 013 60913 1100AM-1150AM MWF HLMS 263 SP DANEY 18 TPC-CUUPOL ISS:MID-EAST ............. 014 60914 1200PM-1250PM MWF CLRE 302 ES QUINLAN 18 TPC-MULTICULT IN EDUC .................. 015 60915 1200PM-1250PM MWF CLRE 301 S HUDSON 18 TPC-EDUC AND DISCONTENT ........... 016 60916 1200PM-1250PM MWF MUEN E123 A LUTZ 18 TPC-THE AMERICAN WEST ............... 017 60917 1200PM-1250PM MWF DUAN G025 J ANDREWS 18 TPC-MEDIA:AMUSING OURSEL. ........ 018 60918 0100PM-0150PM MWF KTCH 35 AC TAYLOR 18 TPC-CONFLICT IN IRELAND ............... 019 60919 0100PM-0150PM MWF HALE 235 CS MORRISON 15 TPC-THE AMERICAN WEST ............... 020 61238 0100PM-0150PM MWF DUAN G035 J ANDREWS 18 TPC-GENDERILANGUAG/POWER ..... 021 60920 0100PM-0150PM MWF CLRE 208 DL WRIGHT 18 TPC-GENDERILANGUAG/POWER ..... 022 60921 0200PM-0250PM MWF KTCH 206 DL WRIGHT 18 TPC-MUSIC AND FEELING ................. 023 61237 0200PM-0250PM MWF KTCH 207 CS MORRISON 18 TPC·CRIT/CONRAD & OTHERS ......... 024 60922 0200PM-0250PM MWF MUEN D144 A LUTZ 18 TPC-CUUPOL ISS:MID-EAST ............. 025 60923 0200PM-Q250PM MWF MUEN.E118 ES QUINLAN 18 TPC-POLITICAL RHETORIC ................ 027 61240 0930AM-1045AM TR CLRE 208 A NORGAARD 18 TPC-MEDICINE-SCI OR ART? ............ 029 60925 0930AM-1045AM TR CLRE 301 NK BARNARD 18 TPC-CIVIL RIGHTS .............................. 031 60926 1100AM-1215PM TR CLRE 302 ME PETIT 18 TPC-STYLE .......................................... 032 60927 1100AM-1215PM TR CLRE 301 JE RIVERS 18 TPC-ARTANDCENSORSHIP ............. 033 60928 1100AM-1215PMTR MUENE118 JLHALL 18 TPC-MEDVART/ARCHITECTUR ........ 034 60929 1100AM-1215PMTR CLRE211 PTMURPHY 18 TPC-ART AND VISUAL ANALY ........... 036 60930 1230PM-0145PM TR CLRE 104 K MCDANIEL 18 TPC-LANGUAGE AND BELIEF ............ 037 60931 1230PM-0145PM TR CLRE 302 V CRUMMETT 18 TPC-CRIT PROC:STEVENSON ........... 038 61242 1230PM-0145PM TR CLRE 301 SR RABINOWITZ 18 TPC-IMAGES/WOMEN/MEDIA ............ 039 60932 1230PM-0145PM TR ECCR 1-01 DL VILES 18 TPC-FOLKANDFAIRYTALES ............ 040 60933 1230PM-0145PMTR MUEND144 PTMURPHY 18 TPC-EXAMNING POPUL MEDIA ......... 041 60934 0200PM-Q315PM TR CLRE 208 ME PETIT 18 TPC-FREEDOMIWRITE-CENSOR. ...... 042 60935 0200PM-0315PM TR CLRE 302 NK BARNARD 18 TPC-LANGUAGE & POLITICS ............. 043 60936 0200PM-0315PM TR CLRE 301 HL FRANK 18 TPC-IMAGES/WOMEN/MEDIA ............ 044 60937 0200PM-Q315PM TR CLRE 212 DL VILES 18 TPC-ETHICS & HIERARCHY ............... 045 61239 0100PM-0150PM MWF MUEN E118 TL YONS 18 TPC-ART AND CENSORSHIP ............. 046 60938 1230PM-0145PM TR HALE 235 JL HALL 15 TPC-MEDIA MANIPULATION .............. 052 61243 1230PM-0145PM TR CLRE 209 JA URQUHART 18 TPC-MEDIA MANIPULATION .............. 053 61244 0200PM-0315PM TR CLRE 209 JA URQUHART 18 TPC-SELECTED ESSAYS ................... 800 1230PM-0145PM TR HALE 260 A BLISS 18

UWRP 3030 3 WRITING/SCIENCE-SOCIETY................... THIS COURSE IS RESTRICTED TO JUNIORS AND SENIORS IN THE SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING AND MAY NOT BE TAKEN WITH THE PASS/FAIL GRADE OPTION. SECTION 800 IS CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FOR ESL STUDENTS. PLEASE CONTACT UWP {492-8188) FOR ELIGIBILITY. .............................................................. 002 60945 0900AM-0950AM MWF HLMS 220 R NORGAARD 15 .............................................................. 003 60946 09DOAM-0950AM MWF CLRE 208 DL WRIGHT 15 .............................................................. 004 60947 1000AM-1050AM MWF HLMS 220 V TUTTLE 15 .............................................................. 005 60948 1000AM-1050AM MWF HLMS 259 K PALMER 15 .............................................................. 006 60949 1100AM-1150AMMWF HLMS220 JPIIRTO 15 .............................................................. 007 60950 1100AM-1150AM MWF STAD 112 K PALMER 15 .............................................................. 008 60951 .0100PM-0150PM MWF DUAN G039 J LAVINSKY 15 .............................................................. 009 60952 0200PM-0250PM MWF STAD 135 S HUDSON 15 ............................................................. ;011 60954 0930AM-1 045AM TR MKNA 204 SP DANEY 15 .............................................................. 014 60957 1100AM-1215PM TR HLMS 271 LW BROCKWAY 15 .............................................................. 015 60958 1230PM-0145PM TR ECCR 0-08 LW BROCKWAY 15 .............................................................. 016 60959 0200PM-Q315PM TR HUNT 109 A FELDMAN 15 ............................................................. .800 11 OOAM-1215PM TR LIBR M300D A BLISS 14

UWRP 3050 3 WRITING ON BUSINESS/SOCY ................ PRIMARILY FOR STUDENTS IN THE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS WHO HAVE COMPLETED 57 HOURS OR MORE OF COURSE WORK. .............................................................. 001 60961 0930AM-1045AM TR DUAN G035 A BLISS 15

WMST 4090 3 FEMINIST THEORY ................................... PREREQS WMST2000iWD2010. ENROLLMENT LIMITED TO WMST MAJORS, OR JUNIORS AND SENIORS WHO HAVE COMPLETED WMST 2000 AND 2010. .............................................................. 001 61006 0300PM-D415PM MW COTT 104 NJ BOYD 25

+WMST 4271 3 SEX DISCR-CONSTIT ISSUES................. PREREQ PSCI1101. SAME AS PSCI4271. .............................................................. 001 61957 0330PM-0445PM TR KTCH 234 C BAYLIFF 10

WMST 4272 3 TOPICS-WOMENS LITERATURE.............. PREREQ SENIOR STANDING. SAME AS ENGL 4272. .............................................................. 001 61039 0200PM-0315PM TR HLMS 237 SH JUHASZ 10

+WMST 4626 3 HIST WOMEN-US SINCE 1890................. SAME AS HIST 4626. STUDENT MUST HAVE A MINIMUM OF 57 CREDIT HOURS. .............................................................. 001 61008 0900AM-0950AM MWF HLMS 201 LL SANDER 20

WMST 4700 3 WOMEN AND MENTAL HEALTH ......... 001 61009 0930AM-1045AM TR HALE 235 G MIKA 15 WMST 4800 3 CAPSTONE SEMINAR............................... THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE

DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. .............................................................. 801 0500PM-0730PM W HLMS 271 M WESTKOTT 25

Writing Program SEE UNIVERSITY WRITING PROGRAM.

College of Business and Administration Accounting ENROLLMENT IN UNDERGRADUATE BUSINESS COURSES IS RESTRICTED TO BUSINESS MAJORS AND BUSINESS GRADUATE STUDENTS UNTIL NOVEMBER 29. EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 30, NON- BUSINESS STUDENTS MAY ENROLL IN THE INTRODUCTORY BUSINESS COURSES. INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE WORK IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. GRADUATE STUDENTS NEEDING TO REGISTER FOR MASTER'S THESIS, MASTER'S DEGREE CANDIDATE, OR DOCTORAL THESIS, PLEASE CONSULT THE Dt:PARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION.

ACCT 2000 3 INTRO FINANCIAL ACCT.......................... SOPHOMORE STANDING REQUIRED. RECITATIONS ARE MANDA TORY AND WILL BE SCHEDULED WHEN THE SEMESTER BEGINS. STUDENTS SHOULD REGISTER FOR LECTURE ONLY AT THIS TIME. EVENING EXAMS WILL BE HELD FROM 7:00- 9:30PM. DATES TO BE ANNOUNCED. .............................................................. 100 50007 0200PM-0315PM TR MATH 100 R MACFEE 360

ACCT 2310 3 MANAGERIAL COST ACCT 1 .................... PREREQS ACCT 2000 AND SOPH STANDING. .............................................................. 001 50021 0800AM-0850AM MWF BUS 353 JA TRACY 48 .............................................................. 002 50022 1200PM-1250PM MWF BUS 125 BH HAN 48 .............................................................. 003 50023 0100PM-0150PM MWF BUS 210 BH HAN 48 .............................................................. 004 50024 0930AM-1045AM TR BUS 211 M LIPE 48 .. ............................................................ 00550025 1100AM-1215PMTR BUS211 MLIPE 48

ACCT 3220 3 INTERM FINANCIAL ACCT 1..................... PREREQS ACCT 2000 AND JUNIOR STANDING . .............................................................. 001 50026 0800AM-0850AM MWF BUS 125 P WALKER 48 .............................................................. 002 50027 1100AM-1150AM MWF BUS 125 P WALKER 48 .............................................................. 003 50028 0200PM-0250PM MWF BUS 353 P WALKER 48

ACCT 3230 3 INTERMED FIN ACCT 2 ............................. PREREQS ACCT 3220 AND JR STANDING. EVENING EXAMS WILL BE HELD FOR SECTIONS 001 & 002 . .............................................................. 001 50029 0900AM-0950AM MWF BUS 353 R LIPE 48 .............................................................. 002 50030 1000AM-1050AM MWF BUS 353 R LIPE 48 .............................................................. 003 50031 0330PM-0445PM TR BUS 301 TA BUCHMAN 48

ACCT 3320 3 MANAGERIAL COST ACCT 2 .................... PREREQS ACCT 2000, 2310 AND JUNIOR STANDING . .............................................................. 001 50032 1100AM-1150AM MWF BUS 352 C R RENNER 48 .............................................................. 002 50033 1200PM-1250PM MWF BUS 352 C R RENNER 48 .............................................................. 003 50034 0100PM-0150PM MWF BUS 352 C R RENNER 48

ACCT3410 3 INCOMETAXACCOUNTING ..................... PREREQACCT20000R5010. .............................................................. 001 50035 0800AM-0915AM TR BUS 125 J DAVIS 49 .............................................................. 002 50036 0930AM-1 045AM TR BUS 125 J DAVIS 49

Women Studies +WMST 1016 3 SEX GENDER AND SOCIETY 1 ............... SAME AS SOCY 1016. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE

AND RECITATION. ............................. :: ............................... 100 60970 0800AM-0850AM TR DUAN G020 *UNASSIGNED 25

0 RECITATION ...................................... R105 60975 1100AM-1150AMW KTCH 119 25 ............................................................ R106 60976 0100PM-0150PM W ............................•............................... R108 60978 1100AM-1150AM R

+WMST 1260 3 INTRO WOMENS LITERATURE ......... 001 61151 0800AM-0850AM MWF .......................•.. : ................................... 002 60979 0900AM-0950AM MWF .............................................................. 003 60980 1 OOOAM-1 050AM MWF .............................................................. 004 60981 1100AM-1150AM MWF .............................................................. 005 60982 1200PM-1250PM MWF .............................................................. 006 60983 1200PM-1250PM MWF .............................................................. 007 60984 0800AM-0915AM TR .............................................................. 008 60985 0330PM-0445PM TR

+WMST 2000 31NTRO/FEMINIST STUDIES ................ 001 60986 0100PM-0150PM MWF +WMST 2050 3 WOMEN AND SOCIETY ...................... 001 62049 1230PM-0145PM TR WMST 2080 3 ANTHROPOLOGY OF GENDER ............... SAME AS ANTH 2080.

KTCH 119 KTCH 33 HLMS 81 EDUC 155 HLMS237 HLMS211 HLMS211 HLMS 267 CLRE 301 MUEN E123 ECON 119 EDUC 220

.............................................................. 001 62269 1000AM-1050AM MWF GUGG 205 ,. +WMST 2110 3 WOMEN IN ANTIQUITY-ROME................ SAME AS CLAS 2110 .

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............•................................................. 001 60990 0200PM-0250PM MWF EKLC E1B20 SJ MCMORRIS 17 +WMST 2290 3 PHILOSOPHY AND WOMEN.................... SAME AS PHIL 2290 .

.............................................................. 001 60991 0200PM-0250PM MWF HLMS 229 C BELLON 14 +WMST 2500 3 HIST US FEMINIST MOVEMNT .......... 001 60992 1 OOOAM-1 050AM MWF HLMS 241 NJ BOYD 50 WMST 3000 3 WORKPLACE DIVERSITY......................... PREREQS WMST 2000 RECOMMENDED; JUNIOR/SENIOR STANDING.

.............................................................. 001 62233 01 OOPM-0330PM F HALE 240 D FLICK 35 +WMST 3012 3 WOMEN/DEVELOP/FERTILITY ................ SAME AS SOCY 3012.

.............................................................. 001 61927 1100AM-1215PMTR GUGG205 MGONZALES 10 +WMST 3016 3 MARRIAGEIFAMIL Y/U .S. .......................... SAME AS SOCY 3016.

.............................................................. 001 61942 1000AM-1050AM MWF CLRE 207 *UNASSIGNED 5 +WMST 3090 3 GRIT THINK IN FEM THEORY ............ 001 60997 11 OOAM-1215PM TR HLMS 220 M WESTKOTT 15 WMST 3262 3 WOMEN WRITERS .................................... PREREQ UPPER-DIVISION STANDING. SAME AS ENGL 3262.

STUDENT MUST HAVE A MINIMUM OF 57 CREDIT HOURS. ..................... , ........................................ 001 60998 0900AM-0950AM MWF HLMS 137 RL WIDMANN 10 .............................................................. 002 61252 1 OOOAM-1 050AM MWF HLMS 211 PS THOMA 10

WMST 3300 3 WOMEN/LEGAL SYSTEM.......................... PREREQS WMST 2000 OR 2010, OR PERMISSION OF INSTRUCTOR (JUNIOR/SENIOR STANDING REQUIRED). ........................... : .................................. 001 60999 0200PM-0315PM TR FA N185 C BAYLIFF 25

WMST 3656 3 RES.SEM/WOMEN/SOC CHANGE ............ PREREQ WMST 2000 OR WMST 2010 OR HIST 1015 OR HIST 1025. SAME AS HIST 3656. .............................................................. 001 62045 1230PM-0145PM TR CHEM 131 AM POlS 10

WMST 3700 3 TPC-WOMEN IN MIDDLE EAST................ PREREQ WMST 2000 OR 2010. SAME AS SOCY 3046-001 .............................................................. 001 61000 0200PM-0315PM TR GUGG 205 RR WASSERFALL 18

WMST 3710 3 TPCS-S<DCPSY OF GENDER................... PREREQ WMST2000 OR 2010 . .............................................................. 001 62044 11 OOAM-1215PM TR EDUC 231 J JACOBS

WMST 3730 3 WOMEN INTERNATNL DEVELOP ............ PREREQS WMST 2000 AND 2010. .............................................................. 001 61002 0330PM-0445PM TR HLMS 247 PE MCLEAN

WMST 3800 3 ADV WRIT/FEMINIST STUDY .............. 001 62594 0930AM-1045AM TR COTT 104 GS NORVIG WMST 3930 1-6 WMST INTERNSHIP .... :·:........................... THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE

DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. .............................................................. 801 0330PM-0420PM T HALE 236 AM POlS

WMST 4000 3 TPCS-FEMINIST THEOLOGY .................... THIS ,IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE DEPARTMENT OFFICEFOR ELIGIBILITY. .............................................................. 801 0330PM-0600PM R CLRE 301 JJACOBS

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ACCT 4250 3 FINANCIAL ACCT ISSUES ........................ PREREQ ACCT 3230 OR 6220 OR EQUIVALENT. SAME AS ACCT 5250. .............................................................. 001 62274 0200PM-0315PM TR BUS 125 B LEWIS 40

OM FREDERICK ACCT 4420 3 ADVANCED INCOME TAX ACCT.............. PREREQ ACCT 3410. SAME AS ACCT 5420.

.............................................................. 001 50039 0930AM-1045AM TR BUS 216 BR JACKSON 40 ACCT 4620 3 AUDITING .. :·................................................ PREREQ ACCT 3230 OR 6220.

.............................................................. 001 50041 0800AM-0915AM TR BUS 352 R MACFEE 49

.............................................................. 002 50042 1100AM-1215PM TR BUS 301 R MACFEE 49 ACCT 4800 3 ACCT FOR GOVMT/N-PROFIT.................. PREREQ ACCT 2000 OR 5010 OR EQUIV.

.............................................................. 001 50043 0300PM-0350PM MWF BUS 210 JA TRACY 49 ACCT 5240 3 ADVANCED FINANCIAL ACCT.. ................ PREREQ ACCT 3230 OR 6220. BUS. GRAD STUDENTS ONLY. SAME

AS ACCT 4240. .............................................................. 001 50048 1230PM-0145PM TR BUS 352 TA BUCHMAN 10

ACCT 5250 3 FINANCIAL ACCT ISSUES .................. 001 62275 0200PM-0315PM TR BUS 125 B LEWIS 9 .................................................................... OM FREDERICK

ACCT 5420 3 ADVANCED INCOME TAX ACCT .............. PREREQ ACCT 4410 OR 5410. SAME AS ACCT 4420. .............................................................. 001 50050 0930AM-1045AM TR BUS 216 BR JACKSON 10

ACCT 6250 3 SEM-ACCOUNTING THEORY................... PREREQ ACCT 3230 OR 6220 OR EQU/V. .. ............................................................ 001 50053 1100AM-1215PM TR BUS 216 B LEWIS 30

ACCT 6430 3 TAX PARTNER & S CORP ......................... PREREQ ACCT 5410 OR EQU/V, OR INSTRUCTOR CONSENT. SAME AS LAWS 6167 . .............................................................. 001 50055 1230PM-0145PM TR BUS 210 BR JACKSON 40

ACCT 6440 2 TAX POLICY............................................... PREREQ ACCT 5410 OR EQUIV . .............................................................. 001 50056 0400PM-0600PM T LAW MJ WAGGONER 3

ACCT 6620 3 ADV AUDITING THEORY ........................... PREREQ ACCT 4620 OR EQUIV . ................................ .............................. 001 50057 0600PM-0850PM T BUS 201 DM FREDERICK 25

ACCT 67 40 3 BUSINESS PLANNING............................... SAME AS LAWS 7211. .. ............................................................ 001 61320 0200PM-0250PM MWR LAW WM GAZUR 10

ACCT 6750 3 NATURAL RESOURCE TAX...................... SAME AS LAWS 7307. . ............................................................. 001 62042 0800AM-0850AM TRF LAW NL STEUBEN 25

ACCT 6770 3 WILLS AND TRUST.. .................................. SAME AS LAWS 6104 . .............................................................. 001 50061 0300PM-0350PM MWR R FRENCH

ACCT 6780 3 INTERNATIONAL TAX ............................... SAME AS LAWS 7617. . ............................................................. 001 50062 1000AM-1050AM lylWF 10

ACCT 7320 3 .. ACCT RES SEM 2 ...................................... PREREQ ACCT 7300. . .............................................................. 001 50072 TBA W H SHAW 10

Business Administration ENROLLMENT IN UNDERGRADUATE BUSINESS COURSES IS RESTRICTED TO BUSINESS MAJORS AND BUSINESS GRADUATE STUDENTS UNTIL NOVEMBER 29. EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 30, NON- BUSINESS STUDENTS MAY ENROLL IN THE INTRODUCTORY BUSINESS COURSES. .

BADM 2850 3 PROFILES-AMER ENTERPRISE............... STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND RECITATION. THE FIRST LECTURE MEETING WILL BE THURSDAY, JANUARY 13 IN MATH 100. ........................ ; ..................................... 1 00 50917

0 RECITATION ...................................... R101 50918 ............................................................ R102 50919 ............................................................ R103 50920 ...................... ~ ..................................... R104 50921 .. ..................... :: ................................... R105 50922 ............................................................ R106 50923 ............................................................ R1Q7 509?4

0330PM-0515PM T 0330PM-0515PM T 0330PM-0515PM T 0330PM-0515PM T 0330PM-0445PM R 0330PM-0445PM R 0330PM-0445PM R 0330PM-0445PM R 0330PM-0445PM R 0330PM-0445PM R 0330PM-0445PM R

MATH 100 ECCR 2-28 HLMS 141 BUS 224 MATH 100 MATH 100 MATH 100

·MATH 100 MATH 100 BUS 224 DUAN G035

JM HESS 578

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............................................................ R108 50925 0330PM-0445PM R KTCH 119 20

............................................................ R109 50926 0330PM-0445PM R CHEM 133 20

............................................................ R110 50927 0330PM-0445PM R MUEN E126 20

............................................................ R111 50928 0330PM-0445PM R CLRE 211 20

............................................................ R112 50929 0330PM-0445PM R EDUC 136 20

............................................................ R113 50930 0330PM-0445PM R EDUC 134 20

............................................................ R114 50931 0330PM-0445PM R HALE 236 20

............................................................ R115 50932 0330PM-0445PM R MUEN E130 20

............................................................ R116 50933 0330PM-0445PM R KTCH 35 20

............................................................ R117 50934 0330PM-0445PM R KTCH 33 20

............................................................ R118 50935 0330PM-0445PM R DUAN G027 20

............................................................ R119 50936 0330PM-0445PM R CHEM 131 20

................................................ : ........... R120 50937 0330PM-0445PM R HUNT 109 20

............................................................ R121 50938 0330PM-0445PM R ECCR 0-36 20

............................................................ R122 50939 0330PM-0445PM R GEOL 114 20

............................................................ R123 50940 0330PM-0445PM R BUS 250 20

............................................................ R124 50941 0330PM-0445PM R DUAN G039 20

............................................................ R125 62250 0330PM-0445PMR DUAN 0047 20

............................................................ R126 62251 0330PM-0445PM R STAD 135 20

............................................................ R127 62249 0500PM-0615PM R DUAN G035 20

............................................................ R128 92248 0500PM-0615PM R CHEM 133 20

............................................................ R129 62247 0500PM-0615PM R DUAN G025 20

....................................................... \ .... R130 62246 0500PM-0615PM R DUAN G027 20 BADM 3830 2 INTER PRE OF AMER ENTERPR .............. THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE

BUSINESS SCHOOL UNDERGRADUATE OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS WHO HAVE COMPLETED BADM 3820. .............................................................. 801 1100AM-1215PMTR BUS 125

BADM 4800 3 ORAL COMM IN BUSINESS ................ 001 61293 0900AM-0950AM MWF BUS 136 .............................................................. 002 62277 1000AM-1050AM MWF BUS 136

BADM 4820 3 ST:CONFLICT NEGOTIATION ............. 001 62309 1200PM-1250PM MWF BUS 136

Business Economics

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ENROLLMENT IN UNDERGRADUATE BUSINESS COURSES IS RESTRICTED TO BUSINESS MAJORS AND BUSINESS GRADUATE STUOENTS UNTIL NOVEMBER 29. EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 30, NON- BUSINESS STUDENTS MAY ENROLL IN THE INTRODUCTORY BUSINESS COURSES.

BECN 4100 3 BUSINESS/GOVERNMENT....................... PREREQS ECON 2010, 2020; BUSINESS SENIORS ONLY. THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE BUSINESS SCHOOL UNDERGRADUATE OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. .............................................................. 801 0930AM-1045AM TR BUS 353 RWOBBEKIND 51 .............................................................. 802 1100AM-1215PMTR BUS353 MCORRELL 51

BECN 4550 3 BUSINESS AND SOCIETY ......................... PREREQS ECON 2010 AND 2020, AND SOCY 1001. BUSINESS SENIORS ONLY. THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE BUSINESS SCHOOL UNDERGRADUATE OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. .............................................................. 801 0900AM-0950AM MWF BUS 224 JJ GARNAND 60 .............................................................. 802 1000AM-1050AM MWF BUS 224 JJ GARNAND 60 .............................................................. 803 0200PM-0250PM MWF BUS 224 JJ GARNAND 60

BECN 6150 3 MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS ..................... PREREQS OPMG 5020 AND BECN 5080. OPEN ONLY TO BUSINESS GRADUATE STUDENTS. .............................................................. 001 50963 0200PM-0315PM TR BUS 211 M CORRELL 50

Business Environment and Policy ENROLLMENT IN UNDERGRADUATE BUSINESS COURSES IS RESTRICTED TO BUSINESS MAJORS AND BUSINESS GRADUATE STUDENTS UNTIL NOVEMBER 29. EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 30, NON- BUSINESS STUDENTS MAY ENROLL IN THE INTRODUCTORY BUSINESS COURSES. INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE WORK IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. GRADUATF ~ntJnFNT~ NFFniNr. Tn I=ll=r.IC::TI=R l=()o ~AA<:m:c•c

Entreprenurship and Small Business Management ENROLLMENT IN UNDERGRADUATE BUSINESS COURSES IS RESTRICTED TO BUSINESS MAJORS AND BUSINESS GRADUATE STUDENTS UNTIL NOVEMBER 29. EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 30, NON- BUSINESS STUDENTS MAY ENROLL IN THE INTRODUCTORY BUSINESS COURSES .

ESBM 4700 3 ENTREPRENER & SM BUS MGT.. ...... 001 62280 1000AM-1250PM F BUS 216 49 ESBM 4830 3 ENTRE PRE BUS PLAN PREP................... PREREQ ESBM 4700 WITH A GRADE OF A OR B .

.............................................................. 001 55527 0600PM-0850PM W BUS 352 JR RODRIGUEZ 20

.............................................................. 002 55528 0600PM-0850PM W BUS 353 20 ESBM 5830 3 ENTRE PRE BUS PLAN PREP................... PREREQ ESBM 4700 OR 6700. SAME AS ESBM 4830 .

.............................................................. 001 62281 0600PM-0850PM W BUS 352 JR RODRIGUEZ

.............................................................. 002 55533 0600PM-0850PM W BUS 353

Finance ENROLLMENT IN UNDERGRADUATE BUSINESS COURSES IS RESTRICTED TO BUSINESS MAJORS AND BUSINESS GRADUATE STUDENTS UNTIL NOVEMBER 29. EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 30, NON- BUSINESS STUDENTS MAY ENROLL IN THE INTRODUCTORY BUSINESS COURSES. INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE WORK IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. GRADUATE STUDENTS NEEDING TO REGISTER FOR MASTER'S THESIS, MASTER'S DEGREE CANDIDATE, OR DOCTORAL THESIS, PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION .

FNCE 3050 3 BASIC FINANCE......................................... PREREQS ECON 2010 AND 2020, ACCT 2000, INFS 2000, OPMG 2010 . STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND RECITATION . .............................................................. 1 00 55880 0930AM-1 04!5AM TR

0 RECITATION ...................................... R101 55881 0900AM-0950AM M ............................................................ R102 55882 1100AM-1150AM M .. .......................................................... R103 55883 0100PM-0150PM M ............................................................ R104 55884 0300PM-0350PM M ............................................................ R105 55885 1200PM-1250PM W ............................................................ R106 55886 0100PM-0150PM W ............................................................ R107 55887 0200PM-0250PM W ............................................................ R108 55888 0300PM-0350PM W

FNCE 4010 3 BUSINESS FINANCE 1 .............................. PREREQ FNCE 3050.

MATH 100 BUS 208 BUS 208 BUS 208 BUS 208 BUS 208 BUS 208 BUS 208 BUS 208

J DARNELL 360 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50

......................... ; .................................... 001 55889 0800AM-0850AM MWF BUS 124 J CARMAN 49

.............................................................. 002 55890 0900AM-0950AM MWF BUS 124 J CARMAN 49

.. ............................................................ 003 55891 1100AM-1215PMTR BUS 352 MGOLDSTEIN 49 FNCE 4330 3 INVESTMNT/PORTFOLIO MGMT.............. PREREQ FNCE 4010.

.............................................................. 001 55893 0800AM-0915AM TR BUS 210

.............................................................. 002 55894 0930AM-1045AM TR BUS 210

.............................................................. 003 55895 0200AM-0315PM TR BUS 210 FNCE 4400 3 INTERNATL FINANCE MGMT ................... PREREQ FNCE 3050. SAME AS FNCE 5400.

.............................................................. 001 55896 01 OOPM-0150PM MWF BUS 211

.............................................................. 002 55897 1230PM-0145PM TR BUS 216 FNCE 4530 3 BANK MANAGEMENT................................ PREREQ FNCE 4550. SAME AS FNCE 5530 .

.............................................................. 001 55900 1100AM-1215PMTR BUS 136 FNCE 4550 3 FINANCIAL MARKETS & INST .................. PREREQ FNCE 3050 .

.............................................................. 001 55901 1000AM-1050AM MWF BUS 210

.............................................................. 002 55902 1100AM-1150AM MWF BUS 210 FNCE 4600 3 DERIVATIVE SECURITIES ........................ PREREQJR STANDING .

.............................................................. 001 61302 1100AM-1150AM MWF BUS 211 FNCE 5400 3 INTERNATL FINANCE MGMT ................... PREREQ FNCE 5050. SAME AS FNCE 4400.

.............................................................. 001 55908 0100PM-0150PM MWF BUS 211

.............................................................. 002 55909 1230PM-0145PM TR BUS 216 FNCE 5530 3 BANK MANAGEMENT................................ PREREQ FNCE 6550. SAME AS FNCE 4530.

RAVICHANDRAN 49 RAVICHANDRAN 50 RH JEFFERIS 50

TLITKE M PALMER

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50 50

A CHA TTERJEA 50

T LITKE 10 M PALMER 10

.............................................................. 001 55912 1100AM-1215PM TR BUS"136 J DARNELL 10

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__________ T _____________ _ THESIS, MASTER'S DEGREE CANDIDATE, OR DOCTORAL THESIS, PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENTOFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION.

BPOL 4500 3 BUS POL- CASE$, CONCEPT .................. PREREQS FNCE 3050, MKTG 3000, OPMG 2010 AND 3000, ORMG 3300, ACCT 2000, INFS 2000 AND BSLW 3000, BECN 4100 OR 4550. FORMA Y GRADUATING SENIORS. THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE BUSINESS SCHOOL UNDERGRADUATE OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. .............................................................. 801 0300PM-0550PM M BUS 211 48 .............................................................. 802 0300PM-0550PM M BUS 352 48 .............................................................. 803 0330PM-0620PM T BUS 136 NICHOLLS-NIXON 48 .............................................................. 804 0300PM-0550PM W BUS 211 NICHOLLS-NIXON 48 .............................................................. 805 0330PM-0620PM R BUS 136 AS HUFF 48

BPOL 4520 3 SMALL BUSINESS STRATEGY ................. PREREQS FNCE 3050, MKTG 3000, OPMG 2010 AND 3000, ORMG 3300, ACCT 2000, INFS 2000, BSLW 3000, AND BECN 4100 OR 4550. FORMA Y GRADUATING SRS. THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE BUSINESS SCHOOL UNDERGRADUATE OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. .............................................................. 801 0300PM-0550PM M BUS 125 .............................................................. 802 0330PM-0620PM T BUS· 216 .............................................................. 803 0300PM-0550PM W BUS -125 .............................................................. 804 0330PM-0620PM R BUS 216 .............................................................. 805 0200PM-0450PM·F BUS 352

J D DECASTRO 48 J D DECASTRO 48

48 48 48

BPOL 6500 3 BUSINESS POLICY.................................... PREREQS COMPLETION OF ALL 5000 FUNDAMENTALS. .............................................................. 001 51008 0500PM-0615PM TR BUS 218

BPOL 7530 3 SEMINP,.R .............................................. 001 51010 0900AM-1150AM F BUS 108

B.usines$ Law

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ENROLLMENT IN UNOERGR,\DUATEBUSINESS COURSES IS RE.STRICTED TO BUSINESS MAJORS AND BUSINESS GRADUATESTUDENTS;UNliL NOVEMBER 29. EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 30, NON- BUSINESS STUDENTS MAY ENROLL IN THE INTRODUCTORY BUSINESS COURSES. INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE WORK IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. GRADUATE STUDENTS NEEDING TO REGISTER FOR MASTER'S THESIS, MASTER'S DEGREE CANDIDATE, OR DOCTORAL THESIS, PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION.

BSLW 3000 3 BUSINESS LAW......................................... PREREQ JUNIOR STANDING. STUDENTS REGISTERING FOR SECTION 200 MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND RECITATION. ............................................................. .100 51036 0900AM-0950AM MWF BUS 210 G PIEL 50 .............................................................. 200 62279 0200PM-0250PM MW MUEN E050 E GAG 340

0 REG .................................................... R201 62643 0900AM-0950AM M BUS 207 35 ....................................................... , .... R202 62645 0300PM-0350PM M BUS 207 35 .......................................... , ..... , ........... R203 62646 0400PM-0450PM M BUS. 207 35 ............................................................ R204 62647 0800AM-0850AM T BUS 207 · 35 ............................................................ R205, 62648 0330PM-0420PM T BUS 207. 35 ............................................................ R206 62649 0430PM-0520PM T BUS 207 35 ............................................................ R207 62p50 0900AM-0950AM W BUS 207 35 ............................................................ R208 62651 0300PM-0350PM W BUS· 207 35 ............................................................ R209 62652 0400PM-0450PMW BUS 207 35 .......................................................... ,.R210- 62653 0800AM-0850AM R BUS-207 35 ............................................................ R211 62654 0330f'M•0420PM R BUS 207 35 ............................................................ R212 62655 0430PM-0520PM R BUS 207 · 35

BSLW 4120 3 AD\I..BUSINESS LAW ................................. PREREQ BSLW 3000 OR.5060. SAME AS_.BSLW 5120. ....................... , ...................................... 001 51053 0800P.,M~0850AM MWF BUS 211 DA LEVIN 41 .............................................................. 002 51054 1000AM-1050AM.MWF BUS 211 DALEVIN 41

BSLW 4820 3. ADV. BUS .LAW&HB. PROBS ............. 001 51055 0700PM-0950PM T BUS 210 G PIEL 25 BSL!Y512Q 3 ADVANCEEl B.USINESS LAW.,.:: ............... PREREQ BSLW3000 OR5060. SAME AS BSLW4120.

.............................................................. 001 51059 0800AM-0850AM MWF BUS 211 DA LEVIN 10

.............................................................. 002 51060 1000AM-1050AM MWF BUS 211 DA LEVIN 10

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Information Systems ENROLLMENT IN UNDERGRADUATE BUSINESS COURSES IS RESTRICTED TO BUSINESS MAJORS AND BUSINESS GRADUATE STUDENTS UNTIL NOVEMBER 29. EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 30, NON- BUSINESS STUDENTS MAY ENROLL IN THE INTRODUCTORY BUSINESS COURSES. INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE WORK IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. GRADUATE STUDENTS NEEDING TO REGISTER FOR MASTER'S THESIS, MASTER'S DEGREE CANDIDATE, OR DOCTORAL THESIS, PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION .

INFS 2000 3 BUS INFO AND COMPUTER .. , .................. PREREQS MATH 1050, 1060, 1070, 1080, 1090, AND 1100. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND RECITATION . ............................................................ ;.100 56913 1230PM-0145PM TR

0 RECITATION ...................................... R101 56914 0200PM-0250PM R ............................................................ R102 56915 0330PM-0420PM R ............................................................ R103 56916 0500PM·0550PM R ............................................................ R104 56917 0600PM-0650PM R ............................................................ R105 56918 0900AM-0950AM F ............................................................ R106 56919 1000AM-1050AM F ............................................................ R107 56920 1100AM-1150AM F ............................................................ R108 56921 1200PM~1250PM F ............................................................ R109 56922 0100PM-0150PM F ............................................................ R110 56923 0200PM-0250PMF .. ............ : ............................................. R111 56924 0300PM-0350PM F ............................................................ R112 56925 0400PM-0450RM F

INFS 4130 3 SYS DES & IMPLEMENTATION .......... 001 6.1367 0200PM-0315PM TR

INFS4140 INFS6140 INFS6150 INFS6330 INFS6340 INFS8820

.............................................................. 002 -61368 0330PM-0445PM TR 3 DATABASE MGMT SYSTEMS ............. 001 61-288 01 OOPM-0150RM MWF 3 DATABASE MODELING ....................... 001 61371 1100AM-1215PMTR 3 INFORMATION SYS MGMT.. ............... 001 61372 0600PM-0850PM W 3 DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEMS ........ 001 61373 0500PM-0730PM W 3 INTELLIGENT SYSTEMS ..................... 001 61374 0330PM-0445PM MW 3 SPECIAL TOPICS ................................. 001 61376 TBA

Marketing

MATH 100 BUS 101 BUS 101 BUS 101 BUS 101 BUS 101 BUS 101 BUS.1-01 BUS 101 BUS 101 BUS 101 BUS 101 BUS 101 BUS 124 BUS 124 BUS 224 BUS 124 BUS 210 BUS 124 BUS 124

KAKOZAR 400 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38

J BRANCHEAU 45 J BRANCHEAU 45 DE MONARCH! 60 DE MONARCH! 45 D CARLSON 30 IZZIGURS 45 DCARLSON 45 J BRANCHEAU 25

ENROLLMENT IN UNDERGRADUATE BUSINESS COURSES IS RESTRICTED TO BUSINESS MAJORS AND BUSINESS GRADUATE STUDENTS UNTIL NOVEMBER 29. EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 30, NON- BUSINESS STUDENTS MAY ENROLL IN THE INTRODUCTORY BUSINESS COURSES. INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE WORK IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. GRADUATE STUDENTS NEEDING TO REGISTER FOR MASTER'S THESIS, MASTER'S DEGREE CANDIDATE, OR DOCTORAL THESIS,. PLEASE CONSULT THE OR DOCTORAL THESIS, PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION .

MKTG 3000 3 PAIN OF MARKETING· ............... ,............... PREREQ JR STANDING. EVENING EXAMS WILL BE HELD FROM 7:G0-9:00PM. DATES TO BE ANNOUNCED . .............................................................. 001 62341 0930AM-1045AM TR BUS 224 ............................ ; .......... ; ...................... 002 62342 1230PM-0145PM TR BUS 224

MKTG 3100 3 PERSONAL SELLING .......................... 001 62639 0900AM-0950AM MWF · BUS 211 MKTG 3200 3 CONSUMER BEHAVIOR .. , ...... , ...... ; ........ _. .. PRER,EQS MKTG 3000, JR STANDING .

.............................................................. 001 58139 0100PM~0150PM MWF BUS. 353

.............................................................. 002 58140' 1100AM,1215PMTR BUS 210

.............................................................. 003 58-141· 0330PMc0445PM TR BUS 352 MKTG 3300 3 MARKETING F!ES~ARCH .......................... PREREQS MK1G 3000 AND OPMG:2010 ..

................. : ............................................ 001 58142 0900AM-0950AM MWF BUS 352

.............................................................. 002 58143 · 1oOOAM-1050AM MWF BUS 352

. ............... : ......................... : .................... 003 58144. 0800~M~0915AMTR BUS 353

.................................... : ......................... 004 62304 1230PM-0145PM TR BUS 353 MKTG 3400 3 MKTG INST AND RETAILING., ....... ,.......... PREREQ MKTG 3000 .

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L PRICE L PRICE

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CR GOELDNER 50 K. NAKAMOTO 50

.............................................................. 001 58146. 1100AM-1150AMMWF BUS124 · RHTAYLOR 49


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~ MKTG 3500 3 PAIN OF ADVERTISING ... :........................ PREREQMKTG 3000. ~· .............................................................. 001 58147 0800AM-0850AM MWF BUS 216 CP DUNCAN 50 ~ .............................................................. 002 58148 0200PM-0315PM TR BUS 216 JM MOHR 50 ~ .............................................................. 003 58149 0330PM-0445PM TR BUS 208 JM MOHR 50 ~ MKTG 4100 3 INTERNATIONAL MARKETING ................. PREREQ MKTG 3000. SAME AS MKTG 5100. ~ .............................................................. 001 58150 0800AM-0850AM MWF BUS 352 40 5· .... : ......................................................... 002 581-51 1000AM-1050AM MWF . BUS 125 40

ete< .............................................................. 003 58152 0800AM-0915AM TR BUS 216 40 MKTG 4400 3 INTERNATIONAL BUS SEM ................. :.... PREREQS ANY TWO OF THE FOLLOWING: ECON 3403, FNCE 4400

OR 4820, MKTG 4100, OR TRMG 4580. ...................................................... , ....... 001 62307 1000AM-1050AM MWF BUS 124 30

MKTG 4800 3 MKTG POLICY/STRATEGIES ............. :...... PREREQS MKTG 3000 AND SIX ADDL HRS OF MKTG. .............................................................. 001 58156 0330PM-0445PM TR BUS 125 P HERR 40

MKTG 4820 3 SP TPC:SERVICES MKTG ......................... SECTION 8011S CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT. FOR INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT THE UNDERGRAD OFFICE. .............................................................. 001 62299 1100AM-1215PM TR BUS 201 R PERDUE 25 SP TPC:RSH/BRAND STRATGY ......... 801 TBA PHERR 10

K. NAKAMOTO MKTG 5100 3 INTERNATIONAL MARKETING ........... 003 62306 0800AM-0915AM TR BUS 216 10 MKTG 6000 3 MARKETING MANAGEMENT.................... PREREQ MKTG 5030 OR EQUIV.

.............................................................. 001 62310 0200PM-0315PM TR BUS 201 25 MKTG 6050 3 MARKETING RESEARCH .................... 001 62311 0200PM-0250PM TR BUS 208 35 MKTG 7000 3 SEM-CONSUMER BEHAVIOR ............. 001 62312 0500PM-0800PM W BUS 201 15 MKTG 8820 3 SEM-SPECIAL TOPICS ........................ 001 62679 TBA CP DUNCAN 25

Operations· Management ENROLLMENT IN UNDERGRADUATE BUSINESS COURSES IS RESTRICTED TO BUSINESS MAJORS AND BUSINESS GRADUATE STUDENTS UNTIL NOVEMBER 29. EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 30, NON- BUSINESS STUDENTS MAY ENROLL IN THE INTRODUCTORY BUSINESS COURSES. INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE WORK IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. GRADl:JATE STUDENTS NEEDING TO REGISTER FOR MASTER'S THESIS, MASTER'S DEGREE CANDIDATE, OR DOCTORAL THESIS, PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION.

OPMG 2010 3 BUSINESS STATISTICS ............................ PREREQSMATH 1050, 1060, 1070, 1080; 1090, 1100. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND RECITA T/ON. .............................................................. 100 58367 1000AM-1050AM MW MATH 100 AD SPINETTO 340

0 RECITATION ........................... : .......... R101 58368 1100AM-1150AM M BUS 301 40 ......... , .............. : ........ : .............. ; ....... , ... R102 58369 1200PM-1250PM M BUS 301 40 ............................................................ R103 58370 0200PM-0250PM M BUS 301 40 ............................................................ R104 58371 1100AM-1150A!\1T BUS 208 40 ................. , ........................................... R105 58372 1230PM-0120PM T BUS 301 40 .................................................. : ......... R106 58373 0100PM-0150PM W BUS 301 40 ............................................................ R107 58374 0200PM-0250PM W BUS 301 40 ....... ; .................................................... R108 58375 1100AM-1150AM R BUS 208 40 ............................................... : ............ R109 58376 1230PM-0120PM R BUS 301 40

OPMG 3000 3 PROD AND OPER MGMT .......................... PREREQ OPMG 2010 OR EQUIV. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND RECITATION. .............................................................. 100 58378 0900AM,0950AM MW

0 RECITATION ...................................... R101 58379 1000AM-1050AM M ............................................................ R102 58380 0400PM-0450PM M ............................................................ R103 58381 0930AM-1020AM T ............................................................ R104 58382 1230PM-0120PM T ............ .... .. .. .. ..... .. ........... .... .. ..... .. .... ... . R 1 05 58383 1 OOOAM-1 050AM W ............................................................ R106 58384 1200PM-1250PM W ............................................................ R107 58385 0930AM-1020AM R ............................................................ R108 58386 1230PM-0120PM R

MATH 100 .BUS 208 BUS 208 BUS 301 BUS 207 BUS 208 BUS 301 BUS 301 RlJS ?07

S LAWRENCE 340 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 Al1

PHRM 4820 3 TOPICS IN BUSINESS............................... PREREQ BSLW 3000 OR EQU/V. SAME AS PHRM 5820. .............................................................. 001 58629 1200PM-1250PM MWF BUS 211 DA LEVIN 42

PHRM 5400 3 MGMT OF HUMAN RESOURCES ............. PREREQ ORMG 3300 OR 5040. SAME AS PHRM 4400. .............................................................. 001 58631 0300PM-0350PM MWF BUS 136 10 . ............................................................. 002 58632 1230PM-0145PM TR BUS 136 D BALKIN 10

PHRM 5420 3 PEAS ADM-LEGAUSOC ISS..................... SAME AS PHRM 4420. .............................................................. 001 58634 0200PM-0315PM TR BUS 352 JG ROSSE

PHRM 5430 3 COMPENSATION & BENEFITS................. PREREQ PHRM 44dOi5400. SAMEAS PHRM 4430. .............................................................. 001 58635 0330PM-0445PM TR BUS 211 D BALKIN 10

PHRM 5820 3 TOPICS IN BUSINESS............................... PREREQ BSLW 5060 OR EQUIV. SAME AS PHRM4820. COURSE IS RESTRICTED TO MBA STUDENTS ONLY. .. ........................................ : ................... 001 58636 1200PM-1250PM MWF BUS 211 DA LEVIN 8

PHRM 6400 3 SEMINAR-PHRM ADMIN ..................... 001 58637 0500PM-0750PM W BUS 136 JG ROSSE 25

Real Estate.· ENROLLMENT IN UNDERGRADUATE BUSINESS COURSES IS RESTRICTED TO BUSINESS MAJORS AND BUSINESS GRADUATE STUDENTS.UNTIL NOVEMBER 29. EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 30, NON- BUSINESS STUDENTS MAY ENROLL IN THE INTRODUCTORY BUSINESS COURSES. INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE WORK IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION.

REAL 3000 3 PAIN REAL EST PRACTICE...................... JUNIOR STANDING REQUIRED . .............................................................. 100 59970 0800AM-0915AM TR BUS 224 V HILTY 115

REAL 4330 3 REAL EST INVESTMENTS ........................ PREREQS REAL 3000 AND FNCE 3050. SAME AS REAL 5330. .............................................................. 001 59972 11 OOAM-1150AM MWF BUS 136 R W WOODRUFF 25

REAL 4540 3 REAL ESTATE FINANCE ........................... .PREREQS REAL 3000 AND FNCE 3050. .............................................................. 001 59973 1230PM-0145PM TR BUS 208 25

REAL 4730 3 LEGAL ASPECTS-REAL EST AT... ............. PREREQS BSLW 3000 AND REAL 3000. ............................... : ..................... : ........ 001 · 59974 0500PM-0750PM M BUS 210 J A COOKE 40

REAL 5330 3 REAL EST INVESTMENTS .................. ...... PREREQ FNCE 5050. SAME AS REAL 4330. RESTRICTED TO MBA STUDENTS. .............................................................. 001 59977 1100AM-t150AM MWF BUS 136 R W WOODRUFF 10

Tourism Management TOMG 3400 3 PAIN OF TOURISM MGMT ........................ JUNIOR STANDING REQUIRED.

.. ............................................................ 001 61289 0100PM-01SOPM MWF BUS 125 J NUCKOLLS 49

.............................................................. 002 61296 1100AM-1215PMTR BUS 224 110 TOMG 4020 3 TOUR IMPACT, PLNG & POL.................... PREREQ TOMG 3400 OR INSTRUCTOR CONSENT.

.............................................................. 001 61290 0930AM-1045AM TR BUS 201 PT LONG 25 TOMG 4030 3 MKTG TOURISM SERVICES..................... PREREQ TOMG 3400, MKTG 3000, OR INSTRUCTOR CONSENT.

.............................................................. 001 61291 0200PM~0315PM TR BUS 207 25 TOMG 4070 3 STAAT & POL IN TOUR MGMT ................. PREREQ TOMG 3400 AND 3 ADDL HRS OF TOMG COURSE WORK.

.............................................................. 001. 61292 1100AM-1215PMTR BUS 207 PT LONG 35

Transportation and Distribution Management ENROLLMENT IN UNDERGRADUATE BUSINESS COURSES IS RESTRICTED TO BUSINESS MAJORS AND BUSINESS GRADUATE STUDENTS UNTIL NOVEMBER 29. EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 30, NON- BUSINESS STUDENTS MAY ENROLL IN THE INTRODUCTORY BUSINESS COURSES.

TRMG 4520 3 PROBS SURF TRANS MGMT..... ... ......... ... SAME AS TRMG 5520 . ................................................ -.............. 001 60870 0800AM-0915AM TR BUS 124 20

TRMG 4560 3 AIR TRANSPORTATION ............................ PREREQ TRMG 4500, SENIOR STANDING, AND INSTRUCTOR CONSENT. SAME AS TRMG 5560 . .............................................................. 001 62316 1230PM-0145PM TR BUS 211 JR FOSTER 40

TRMG 4580 3 INTRNL TRANSPORTATION ..................... PREREQ ECON 2010 AND 2020 OR INSTR CONSENT. SAME AS TRMG5580 .

00 VI

OPMG 4400 3 JAP BUS/OP MGMT ................................... PREREQ OPMG 3000. SAME AS OPMG 5400. .............................................................. 001 58389 0330PM-0445PM MW BUS 224 KR GORDON 20

OPMG 4440 3 QUAUPROD/COMPETE ............................ PREREQ OPMG 3000. SAME AS OPMG 5440. .............................................................. 001 58390 1100AM-1150AM MWF BUS 224 M LAGUNA 20

OPMG 4600 3 PURCH/MATERIALS MGMT ...................... PREREQ OPMG 3000. SAME AS OPMG 5600. .............................................................. 001 58391 0200PM-0250PM MWF BUS 124 M LAGUNA 20

OPMG 5400 3 PROD AND INVTR PLANICTRL................. PREREQ OPMG 5020 OR EQUIV. SAME AS OPMG 4400 . .............................................................. 001 58395 0330PM-0445PM MW BUS 224 KR GORDON 15

OPMG 5440 3 WORK DESIGN MEASURES ................... :. PREREQ OPMG 6400. SAME AS OPMG 4440. .............................................................. 001 58396 1100AM-1150AM MWF BUS ?24 M LAGUNA 15

OPMG 5600 3 PURCH/MATERIALS MGMT ...................... SAME AS OPMG 4600. .............................................................. 001 58397 0200PM-0250PM MWF BUS 124 M LAGUNA 15

OPMG 6820 3 GRAD SEM ........................................... 001 61492 0600PM-0850PM M BUS 108 S LAWRENCE 15 OPMG 8820 3 GRADUATE SEMINAR ......................... 001 58403 0630PM-0930PM W BUS 108 FW GLOVER 15

Organization Management ENROLLMENT IN UNDERGRADUATE BUSINESS COURSES IS RESTRICTED TO BUSINESS MAJORS AND BUSINESS GRADUATE STUDENTS UNTIL NOVEMBER 29. EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 30, NON- BUSINESS STUDENTS MAY ENROLL IN THE INTRODUCTORY BUSINESS COURSES. INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE WORK IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. GRADUATE STUDENTS NEEDING TO REGISTER FOR MASTER'S THESIS, MASTER'S DEGREE CANDIDATE, OR DOCTORAL THESIS, PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION.

ORMG 3300 3 INTRO TO MGT AND ORG ........................ PREREQS PSYC 1001 AND SOCY 1001, AND JUNIOR STANDING. .; ............................................................ 100 58418 1100AM-1215PM TR MATH 100 M A'BUMPUS 400 .... ; ............................................ : ............ 200 58419 · 0200PM·0315PMTR BUS 136 EJMORRISON 50

ORMG 3350 3 MGMT INDIVIWORKGROUPS .................. PREREQ ORMG 3300. .............................................................. 001 58420 0930AM-1045AMTR BUS 136 EJ MORRISON 40 .............................................................. 002 62313 0330PM-0445PM TR BUS 210 M AMBROSE 40

ORMG 4320 3 . MGMT CMPLX ORGANIZA liONS............. PREREQ ORMG 3300. .............................................................. 001 58421 0100PM-0150PM MWF BUS 136 50

ORMG 4820 3 SPTPC:LDRSHP SEMINAR...................... THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. SEE UNDERGRADUATE OFFICE FOR INFORMATION. .............................................................. 801 1100AM-1215PM MW BUS 353 C PELLERIN 25

ORMG 6320 3 ORGANIZATION DESIGN.......................... PREREQ ORMG 5040 OR EQUIV . .............................................................. 001 58429 0200PM-0315PM TR BUS 353 CS KOBERG 23

ORMG 6340 3 CONSULTATION SKILLS ........................... PREREQ ORMG 6330 OR INSTRUCTOR CONSENT. .............................................................. 001 62314 TBA RW BOSS 14

ORMG 7310 3 SEM-ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAV ...... ~:001 62315 1100AM-0150PM R BUS 108 M AMBROSE 15 ORMG78303 SEM-DISSERTATIONRSCH ............. 001 58436 0900AM-1150AMT BUS 108 CSKOBERG 15

Personnel-Human Resource Management ENROLLMENT IN UNDERGRADUATE BUSINESS COURSES IS RESTRICTED TO BUSINESS MAJORS AND BUSINESS GRADUATE STUDENTS UNTIL NOVEMBER 29. EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 30, NON- BUSINESS STUDENTS MAY ENROLL IN THE INTRODUCTORY BUSINESS COURSES.

PHRM 4400 3 MGMT OF HUMAN RESOURCES ............. PREREQ ORMG 3300 OR 5040 OR EQUIV. SAME AS PHRM 5400. .............................................................. 001 58624 0300PM-0350PM MWF BUS 136 40 ...................................... , ....................... 002 58625 1230PM-0145PM TR BUS 136 D BALKIN 40

:'HRM 4420 3 PEAS ADM-LEGAUSOS ISS ..................... PREREQS PHRM 4400 OR 5400, AND OPMG 2010. SAME AS PHRM 5420. .............................................................. 001 58627 0200PM-0315PM TR BUS 352 JG ROSSE 40

P.HRM 4430 3 COMPENSATION & BENEFITS................. PREREQS PHRM4400/5400, AND OPMG 2010. SAME AS PHRM 5430 . .............................................................. 001 58628 0330PM-0445PM TR BUS 211 D BALKIN 35

+ indicates an· arts and sciences core course

TRMG 5520 3 PROBS SURF TRANS MGMT.................... SAME AS TRMG 4520. .. ............................................................ 001 60873 0800AM-0915AM TR BUS 124

TRMG 5560 3 AIR TRANSPORTATION ...................... 001 62317 1230PM-0145PM TR BUS 211 TRMG 5580 3 INTRNL TRANSPORTATION..................... SAME AS TRMG 4580 .

.............................................................. 001 60874 0930AM-1045AM TR BUS 352

MBA-Core

JR FOSTER

JR FOSTER

10 10

10

ENROLLMENT IN UNDERGRADUATE BUSINESS MBAC COURSES OPEN ONLY TO GRADUATE STUDENTS OF THE GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMITIED FALL, 1992 OR LATER. PLEASE SEE THE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS FOR DETAILS. .

MBAC 6010 3 MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS ............... 801 0800AM-0915AM TR BUS 218 DWINN 55 .............................................................. 802 0930AM-1 045AM TR BUS 218 DWINN 55

MBAC 6060 3 CORPORATE FINANCE ....................... 801 0800AM-0915AM MW BUS 218 OF RUSH 55 .............................................................. 802 0930AM-1 045AM MW BUS 218 OF RUSH 55

MBAC 6070 3 MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING ........... 801 • 0200PM-0315PM TR BUS218 F SELTO 55 .............................................................. 802 0330PM-0445PM TR BUS 218 F SELTO 55

MBAC 6080 3 QUANTITATIVE METHODS 2 .............. 801 1100AM-1215PM MW BUS 218 JP KELLY 55 ............................................................ :.802 1230PM-0145PM MW BUS 218 JP KELLY 55

MBAC 6090 3 MARKETING MANAGEMENT .............. 801 1100AM-1215PM TR BUS 218 N RIDGWAY 55 .............................................................. 802 1230PM-0145PM TR BUS 218 N RIDGWAY 55

MBAC 6130 3 BUSINESS POLICY .............................. 801 0900AM-1015AM MW BUS 216 MW LAWLESS 55 .............................................................. 802 0200PM-Q315PM TR BUS 224 55

MBA-Finance MBAF COURSES OPEN ONLY TO GRADUATE STUDENTS OF THE GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADM !TIED FALL, 1992 OR LATER. PLEASE SEE THE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS FOR DETAILS .

MBAF 6550 3 FIN MKTS & INSTITUTIONS ................ 001 61281 0330PM-0445PM TR BUS 353 MBAF 6600 3 SPEC TOPICS IN FINANCE ................. 001 61282 0200PM-0315PM MW BUS 218

MBA-Marketing

M PALMER 35 A CHATIERJEA 35

MBAM COURSES OPEN ONLY TO GRADUATE STUDENTS OF THE GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMITIED FALL, 1992 OR LATER. PLEASE SEE THE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS FOR DETAILS.

MBAM 6150 3 MKTG FIELD PROJECT.. ..................... 001 61283 0930AM-1045AM TR BUS 207 K. NAKAMOTO 35 MBAM 6300 3 STRATEGIC MKTG MGMT .................. 001 61284 1100AM-1215PM MW BUS 216 JE NELSON 35

MBA-Organization Management MBAO COURSES OPEN ONLY TO .GRADUATE STUDENTS OFTHE GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMITIED FALL, 1992 OR LATER. PLEASE SEE THE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS FOR DETAILS.

MBAO 6400 3 MGMT OF HUMAN RESOURCES ....... 001 62676 0500PM-0750PM W MBAO 6450 3 MGMT OF ORG CHANGE .................... 001 62678 1230PM-0320PM M

BUS 136 BUS 201

MBA-Technology and Innovation Management

JG ROSSE RWBOSS

25 25

MBAT COURSES OPEN ONLY TO GRADUATE STUDENTS OF THE GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMITIED FALL, 1992 OR LATER. PLEASE SEE THE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS FOR DETAILS. .

MBAT 6200 3 MKTG OF TECH AND INNOV .............. 001 61285 1230PM-0145PM TR BUS 125 P HERR 35 MBAT6400 3 MODERN MANUFACTURING SYS ..... 001 61286 1230PM-0145PM MW BUS 216 S LAWRENCE 55


School of Education INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE WORK IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. GRADUATE STUDENTS NEEDING TO REGISTER FOR MASTER'S THESIS, MASTER'S DEGREE CANDIDATE, OR DOCTORAL THESIS, PLEASE CONSULT THE STAFF IN EDUC 153 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION.

Education

I. General Education Courses EDUC 4800 2 SP TPC:ART F/ELEM TEACHR ........... 001 61598 0400PM-0550PM M EDUG 143 30 EDUC 4831 3 ADV PEER COUNSEL TRAIN .............. 001 62716 TBA 0 D OLSEN 30 EDUC 4910 3 PEER COUNSEL PRACTICUM .................. INSTRUCTOR APPROVAL REQUIRED

.............................................................. 801 TBA 0 D OLSEN 30

II. Elementary Certification EDUC 3091 2 SOCIAL FNDS OF EDUC ........................... STUDENT MUST HAVE 57 SEM HRS COMPLETED OR IN PROGRESS.

STUDENTS WHO ENROLL IN EDUC 3091 AND EDUC 4102 WILL NOT RECEIVE CREDIT FOR BOTH. .......................................................... 001 53637 0800AM-0850AM MW EDUC 231 40 .......................................................... 002 53638 0800AM-0850AM TR EDUC 231 40

EDUC 3101 2 EDUC PSY ELEMENTARY........................ COREQ EDUC 4501. LIMITED TO FORMALLY ADMITTED ELEM CERTIFICATION STUDENTS ONLY. .............................................................. 001 61471 0645PM-0835PM R EDUC 231 M MELOTH 40

EDUC 3111 2 CHILD GROWTH & DEVELOP................... STUDENT MUST HAVE 57 SEM HRS COMPLETED OR IN PROGRESS. .............................................................. 001 53641 0900AM-0950AM MW EDUC 231 SE HODGE 30 .............................................................. 002 62395 0400PM-0540PM T EDUC 231 30

EDUC 4161 2 CHILDREN'S LITERATURE ....................... COREQ EDUC 4191 AND EDUC 4221. LIMITED TO FORMALLY ADMITTED ELEMENTARY CERTIFICATION STUDENTS. 3 SEM HOUR COURSE BY CORRESPONDENCE DOES NOT MEET THIS COURSE REQUIREMENT. SECTION BOO IS CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT. PLEASE SEE INSTRUCTOR FOR APPROVAL TO REGISTER. .............................................................. 001 53654 1100AM-1250PM W EDUC 251 S WOLF 30 ............................................................. .800 TBA D TOWNSEND 20

EDUC 4181 2 METHODS-ELEM SOC STUDIES .............. LIMITED TO FORMALLY ADMITTED ELEM CERTIFICATION STUDENTS . .............................................................. 001 53656 1100AM-1250PMM EDUC143 FRAINS 40

EDUC 4191 2 METHODS IN ELEM READING .................. COREQ EDUC 4161 AND EDUC 4221. LIMITED TO FORMALLY ADMITTED ELEM CERT STUDENTS. SECTION BOO IS CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT. PLEASE SEE INSTRUCTOR FOR ELIGIBILITY . .............................................................. 001 53o57 1100AM-1250PM M EDUC 251 BEA RAMOS 30 .............................................................. 800 TBA D TOWNSEND 20

EDUC 4201 2 METH IN ELEM MATH ............................... LIMITED TO FORMALLY ADMITTED ELEM CERT STUDENTS. .............................................................. 001 53659 0400PM-0540PM W EDUC 143 40

EDUC 4211 2 METHODS IN ELEM SCIENCE.................. LIMITED TO FORMALLY ADMITTED ELEM CERT STUDENTS. .............................................................. 001 53660 1100AM-1250PM W EDUC 143 40

EDUC 4221 2 METH IN ELEM LANG ARTS ..................... COREQ EDUC 4161 AND EDUC 4191. LIMITED TO FORMALLY ADMITTED ELEM CERT STUDENTS. SECTION BOO IS CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT. PLEASE SEE INSTRUCTOR FOR ELIGIBILITY . .............................................................. 001 53661 1100AM-1250PM F EDUC 251 0 TOWNSEND 30 .............................................................. 800 TBA D TOWNSEND 20

EDUC 4501 1 MEDIA/COMPUTERS/AIDES ..................... COREQ EDUC 3101. INCLUDES 100 HOURS OF IN-SCHOOL PRACTICUM EXPERIENCE AND A V & COMPUTER INSTRUCTION. REPORT THE FIRST DAY OF CLASS AT 9:30 FOR ORIENTA T/ON. PIF ONLY. .............................................................. 001 53669 0900AM-1200PM MWF EDUC 334 M SWADENER 30 .............................................................. 002 53670 0830AM-0100PM TR EDUC 334 M SWADENER 30

EDUC 4511 1 STUDENT TEACH SEMINAR ..................... COREQ EDUC 4691. GO TO EDUC 151 FOR ELIGIBILITY. A01 TRA U C\A/1\.r\C~ICD

IV. Elementary and Secondary Certification EDUC 3303 2 ORAL COMM FOR TEACHERS................. STUDENT MUST HAVE 57 SEM HRS COMPLETED OR IN PROGRESS.

.............................................................. 001 53642 0300PM-0350PM MW EDUC 143 30

.............................................................. 002 53643 11 OOAM-1150AM TR ECON 205 30

. ............................................................. 003 61472 0400PM-0540PM W HLMS 245 30

.............................................................. 004 53644 0800AM-0850AM TR EDUC 143 30 EDUC 4463 2 TEACHING EXCEPTIONAL ....................... LIMITED TO FORMALLY ADMITTED CERTIFICATION STUDENTS.

CHILDREN IN REG CLSRM ................. 001 53665 0830AM-0920AM TR HLMS 241 40 .............................................................. 002 53666 0200PM-0250PM TR EDUC 231 40 .............................................................. 003 53667 0645PM-0835PM M EDUC 143 40

V. Graduate Education EDUC 6804 3 SP TPC:ELEM/SECOND CURR................. SEC 001 FOR PIE & PEP STUDENTS. SEC B02 LIMITED TO PEP

STUDENTS, COREQ WITH EDUC 5115, SEC B01 . .............................................................. 001 61599 TBA LA MOLNER 40 PROF. SEMINAR- PEP ....................... 802 0100PM-0400PM R EDUC 251 LA MOLNER 20

EDUC 8804 3 SP TP:CULT, COG & SCH ................... 001 53790 0400PM-0630PM T EDUC 420 S GUBERMAN 25 SP TPC: SEM IN MULT EDUC ............. 002 61601 0400PM-0630PM W EDUC 134 25 SP TP:SOCIOLOGY IN EDUC ............. 003 53792 0645PM-0915PM R EDUC 134 M LECOMPTE 25 TPCS-METACOGNTN/INSTRCTN ....... 006 61477 0400PM-0630PM M EDUC 136 M MELOTH 25 SP TP:SEM IN EDUC EQUAL .............. 007 61478 0900AM-1130AM F EDUC 420 K HOWE 25

VI. Curriculum, Foundations, and Instruction EDUC 5005 3 SOCIAL FOUNDATNS OF EDUC ........ 001 53699 0400PM-0630PM T EDUC 155 RJ KRAFT 30 EDUC 5015 3 INTERNATUCOMPARATIVE ED ......... 001 53700 0645PM-0915PM R EDUC 143 RJ KRAFT 40 EDUC 5105 3 EFFECTIVE INSTRUCTION....................... SECONDARY MASTER'S PLUS STUDENTS ADMITTED PRIOR TO

SUMMER 1991 MUSTALSO TAKE EDUC 4912 AND BE FORMALLY ADMITTED TO TEACHER CERTIFICATION. .............................................................. 001 53701 0400PM-0630PM M HLMS 81 H BORKO 40

EDUC 5115-3 MODERN TRENDS IN TEACH................... COREQ EDUC 6B04 SEC B02 (PEP STUDENTS ONLY) .............................................................. 801 0900AM-1200PM R EDUC 251 P MCQUILLAN 20

EDUC 5185 3 ELEM SOC STOlES THRY/MET ................ LIMITED TO ELEM MA+ STUDENTS ONLY ............................................. ; ................ 001 53703 0900AM-1130AM T EDUC 251 F RAINS 30

EDUC 5195 4 ELEM SCH READ THRY/METHD .............. LIMITED TO ELEM MA+ STUDENTS ONLY . .............................................................. 001 53705 0400PM-0730PM R EDUC 251 J COLT 30

EDUC 5215 3 ELEM SCIENCE THRY/METHDS .............. LIMITED TO ELEM MA+ STUDENTS ONLY. .............................................................. 001 53707 0100PM-0330PM R EDUC 143 N SONGER 30

EDUC 5235 3 READ IN CONTENT AREA ........................ SECTION BOt LIMITED TO SEC. MA+ COHORT .............................................................. 801 0800AM-1030AM M EDUC 143 W MCGINLEY 30

EDUC 5255 3 PROCESSES IN READNG ................... 001 53710 0400PM-0630PM W EDUC 136 S WOLF 28 EDUC5285 4 RDGS-CLINICKIND-12 ........................ 001 53711 TBA PDISTEFANO 28 EDUC 5325 3 LIT FOR ADOLESCENTS........................... MEETS W/EDUC 4322 .

.............................................................. 001 53712 0400PM-0630PM M EDUC 231 W MCGINLEY 10 EDUC 5345 3 COMPOSITION FOR TEACHERS ....... 001 53713 0645PM-0915PM M EDUC 334 MC OLSON 30 EDUC 5355 3 ADV MTHDS SEC SOC STUDY ................. LIMITED TO SEC. MA+ COHORT STUDENTS ONLY .

.............................................................. 801 0800AM-1030AM W EDUC 251 P MCQUILLAN 30 EDUC 5365 3 ADV METHODS SEC ENG EDUC ............. LIMITED TO SEC. MA+ COHORT STUDENTS ONLY .

.............................................................. 801 0800AM-1030AM W EDUC 420 MC OLSON 30 EDUC 5375 3 ADV METHODS IN MATH .......................... LIMITED TO SEC. MA+ COHORT STUDENTS ONLY.

.............................................................. 801 0800AM-1030AM W EDUC 334 M SWADENER 30 EDUC 5385 3 ADV METHODS IN SCIENCE.................... LIMITED TO SEC. MA+ COHORT STUDENTS ONLY.

.............................................................. 801 0800AM-1030AM W EDUC 143 AD ANDERSON 30 EDUC 5425 3 BILINGUAUMULTICULT EDUC ........... 001 53717 0645PM-0915PM R EDUC 136 25 EDUC 5435 3 MAT/METH-BILING/MULT ED .............. 001 53718 0400PM-0630PM W EDUC 231 0 MIRAMONTES 40 EDUC 5455 3 LITERACY FOR LING DIFF .................. 001 53719 0400PM-0630PM M EDUC 155 M REYES 35 EDUC 5485 3 TCHG EXCP CHLD-REG CLR ................... SEC B01 LIMITED TO SEC MA+ COHORT STUDENTS ONLY.

EDUC 4691 12-14 STUDENT TEACH - ELEM 1 ................. COREQ. EDUC 4511. STUDENTS MUST BE CLEARED BEFORE REGISTERING. STUDENT TEACHERS HAVE TWO REQUIRED MTGS AS WELL AS A WEEKLY SfMINAR FROM 4:00-6:00 P.M. WED. FIRST MTG IS 1/11/94. GET INFO FROM EDUC 151. CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT, P/F. .............................................................. 800 TBA M SWADENER 100

EDUC 4701 8 STUDENT TEACH- ELEM 2 ...................... COREQ STUDENT TEACHING IN STUDENT'S HOME DEPT. GO TO EDUC 151 FOR ELIGIBILITY. P/F .............................................................. 801 TBA M SWADENER 100

EMUS 3203 2 MUS FOR CLASSROOM TEACH ........ 001 53917 0200PM-0315PM TR MCKY 213 PE BRUNS 35 .............................................................. 002 53918 0330PM-0445PM TR MCKY 213 KM KUCSAN 35

FINE 3626 2 TCHNG ART/ELEMNTRY CLASS .............. PREREQ JUNIOR STANDING. .............................................................. 001 55680 0100PM-0250PM MW FA C153 SR FOSTER 25

Ill. Secondary Certification EDUC 4102 3 FOUNDATIONS OF AMER EDUC .. ... ........ STUDENT MUST HAVE 57 SEM HRS COMPLETED OR IN PROGRESS.

STUDENTS WHO ENROLL IN EDUC 3091 AND EDUC 4102 WILL WILL NOT RECEIVE CREDIT FOR BOTH. .............................................................. 001 53646 0930AM-1 045AM TR EDUC 155 P MICHALEC 40 .............................................................. 002 53647 0930AM-1045AM TR EDUC 231 40 .............................................................. 003 53648 0200PM-0315PM TR EDUC 420 35

EDUC 4112 3 EDUC PSY AND ADOL DEVEL .................. STUDENT MUST HAVE 57 SEM HRS COMPLETED OR IN PROGRESS. .............................................................. 001 53649 0800AM-0915AM TR EDUC 155 P LANGER 40 .............................................................. 002 · 53650 1230PM-0145PM TR EDUC 420 VC KEENAN 35 ...............................................•.............. 003 53651 1230PM-0145PM TR EDUC 231 40

EDUC 4122 2 PAIN METH SECONDARY EDUC ............. COREQ EDUC 4912. LIMITED TO FORMALLY ADMITTED SECONDARY/SPECIALIST TEACHER CERT STUDENTS ONLY . .............. ....................... .......... ............ ... 001 53652 0400PM-0550PM M HLMS 237 35 .............................................................. 002 53653 0400PM-0550PM R EDUC 155 35

EDUC 4232 3 RDNG IN CONTENT AREA ........................ LIMITED TO FORMALLY ADMITTED SECONDARY/SPECIALIST CERTIFICATION STUDENTS . .............................................................. 001 53663 0200PM-0315PM TR GEOL 311 D HENDERSON 35

EDUC 4322 3 LIT FOR ADOLESCENTS........................... STUDENT MUST HAVE 57 SEM HRS COMPLETED OR IN PROGRESS. MEETS WITH EDUC 5325 .............................................................. 001 53664 0400PM-0630PM M EDUC 231 W MCGINLEY 30

EDUC 471214 STUDENT TCHG SECONDRY 1 ................ CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT- STUDENTS MUST BE CLEARED BEFORE REGISTERING. STUDENT TEACHERS HAVE TWO REQUIRED MTGS AS WELL AS A WEEKLY SEMINAR FROM 4:00-6:00 P.M. WED. FIRST MTG IS 1111/94. GET INFO FROM EDUC 151. P/F .............................................................. 801 TBA M SWADENER 100

EDUC 4722 8 STUDENT TCHG SECONDRY 2................ COR EO STUDENT TEACHING IN STUDENT'S HOME DEPT. STUDENTS MUST BE CLEARED TO REGISTER IN EDUC 151. STUDENT TEACHERS HAVE TWO REQUIRED MTGS AS WELL AS A WEEKLY SEMINAR FROM 4:00-6:00 P.M. WED. FIRST MTG IS 1/11/94. GET INFO FROM EDUC 151. PIF .............................................................. 801 TBA M SWADENER 100

EDUC 4732 8-14 STUDENT TEACHING K-12 ................... STUDENTS MUST BE CLEARED BEFORE REGISTERING IN EDUC 151. STUDENT TEACHERS HAVE TWO REQUIRED MTGS AS WELL AS A WEEKLY SEMINAR. SEC 801 (8 SEM HRS) IS FOR MUSIC STUDENT TEACHERS AND SEC 802 (14 SEM HRS) IS FOR ART STUDENT TEACHERS. FIRST MTG IS 1/11/94. GET INFO FROM EDUC 151. P/F .............................................................. 801 TBA M SWADENER 100 .............................................................. 802 TBA M SWADENER 100

EDUC 4912 1 PRACTICUM TEACHING ........................... COREQ EDUC 4122. INCLUDES 100 HOURS OF IN-SCHOOL WORK INCLUDING AV LAB. IN FORMAT/ON ABOUT SCHOOL PLACEMENTS A VAIL DURING FIRST DAY OF CLASS. .............................................................. 001 53691 0730AM-1200PM TR EDUC 334 M SWADENER 30 .............................................................. 002 53692 0830AM-0100PM TR EDUC 334 M SWADENER 30 .............................................................. 003 53693 1100AM-0330PM TR EDUC 334 M SWADENER 30 .............................................................. 004 53694 0730AM-1030AM MWF EDUC 334 M SWADENER 30 .............................................................. 005 53695 0830AM-1130AM MWF EDUC 334 M SWADENER 30


EDUC 5545 3 CURR/METH MODERT HANDIC ......... 001 53722 0400PM-0630PM T EDUC 136 28 EDUC 5555 1-4 ELEM MODERATE NEEDS PRAC .... 001 53724 TBA LBACA 20 EDUC 5565 1-4 SEC MODERATE NEEDS PRACT .... 001 53725 TBA L BACA 20 EDUC 5605 3 RESEARCH ISSUES BIL ED ................ 001 53726 0400PM-0630PM W HLMS 185 0 MIRAMONTES 25 EDUC 5625 3 METH TEACHING ESL. ........................ 002 53730 0400PM-0630PM T EDUC 134 EDUC 5725 4 ISSUES IN ELEM EDUC ............................ LIMITED TO ELEM MA+ STUDENTS ONLY. PREREQ 5705,5715 .

OFFERED SPRING SEMESTER ONLY. .............................................................. 801 0100PM-0420PM T

EDUC 7025 3 CURRICULUM THEORIES ................... d01 53780 0400PM-0630PM T EDUC 7105 3 ISSUES/CONSULT BIUSPEC .............. 001 53.781 0400PM-0630PM R

VII. Research, Evaluation, and Methodology

EDUC 251 EDUC 143 HLMS 81

R DONATO DP LISTON LBACA

28

30 40 30

EDUC 7316 3 INTERMED STAT METHODS .............. 001 53782 0400PM-0630PM W EDUC 132 KD HOPKINS 20 EDUC 7326 3 EXPERIMNTL DESGN/ANALY 1 .......... 001 53783 0400PM-0630PM R EDUC 231 KD HOPKINS 40 EDUC 7346 3 ETHNOGRAPHIC METH ED RES ........ 001 53784 0400PM-0630PM W EDUC 155 M LECOMPTE 35 EDUC 7416 3 SEM-ASSESS & TEST ISSUES ........... 001 62584 0100PM-0330PM M EDUC 251 L SHEPARD 30

VIII. Educational Psychological Studies EDUC 6318 3 PSYCH FOUND OF EDUC ......................... CLOSED TO PRELIMINARILY ADMITTED CERTIFICATION STUDENTS.

. ............................................................. 001 53733 0400PM-0630PM W EDUC 138 S GUBERMAN 25 EDUC 6348 3 INSTRUCTIONAL PSYCHOLOGY ....... 001 62677 0400PM-0645PM M EDUC 251 P LANGER 25 EDUC 8358 3 SEMINAR-HUMAN LEARNING ............ 001 61489 0400PM-0630PMT HLMS 81 VC KEENAN . 25

Physical Education PHED 4200 2 PE & HEALTH - ELEM SCH ..... ... ... ............ STUDENT MUST HAVE 57 HOURS COMPLETED OR IN PROGRESS .

.............................................................. 001 61490 0400PM-0550PM T CLRE 104 L DEGHETALDI 30

.............................................................. 002 61491 0600PM-0750PM T CLRE 104 L DEGHETALDI 30

College of Engineering and Applied Science

Aerospace Engineering EACH COURSE IN THIS DEPARTMENT HAS A COURSE FEE OF $9 FOR SPECIALIZED SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT. ALL UNDERGRADUATE AEROSPACE ENGINEERING COURSES ARE RESTRICTED TO ENGINEERING STUDENTS ONLY. HOWEVER, NON-ENGINEERING STUDENTS MAY REGISTER FOR THESE COURSES ON A SPACE AVAILABLE BASIS, PROVIDING PREREQUISITES HAVE BEEN MET. PLEASE CONTACT THE AEROSPACE DEPARTMENT OFFICE. INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE WORK IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. GRADUATE STUDENTS NEEDING TO REGISTER FOR MASTER'S THESIS, MASTER'S DEGREE CANDIDATE, OR DOCTORAL THESIS, PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION.

I. Space Sciences and Mechanics ASEN 1020 2 INTRO SPACE SCIENCE ........................... ASEN FRESHMEN ONLY.

.............................................................. 001 61149 1200PM-1250PM MW ECCR 2-06 ROSBOROUGH 96 ASEN 2010 3 MECHANICS 1 ............................................ PREREQS APPM 1360 AND PHYS 1110 .

.............................................................. 001 50649 0100PM-0150PM MWF ECCR 1-46 K LARSON 56 ASEN 2020 3 MECHANICS 2 ............................................ PREREQS APPM 2350 AND PHYS 1110.

.............................................................. 001 50650 0930AM-1045AM TR ECCR 0-30 KC PARK 128 ASEN 3010 3 AEROSPACE DYNAMICS .......................... PREREQS ASEN 2020 AND APPM 2360 .

.............................................................. 001 50654 11 OOAM-1150AM MWF ECCR 1-46 NX XINH 56 ASEN 3060 3 INTRO SPACE EXPERIMENT ................... PREREQS APPM 1350AND PHYS 1120 OR INSTRUCTOR CONSENT .

SAME AS APAS 3060 . .............................................................. 001 50663 0200PM-0315PM TR ECCR 0-16 ER HANSEN 42 ............................. ...... .... ............................. 0400PM-0450PM R ECCR 2-26

ASEN 5010 3 SPACECRFT ATI DYNAMICS 1 ................ PREREQ ASEN 3010 OR EQUIV . .............................................................. 001 .50755 0400PM-0515PM MW ECCR 1-28 NX XINH 20


00 00

ASEN 5050 3 SPACEFLIGHT DYNAMICS....................... PREREO ASEN 3010 OR EOUIV. .............................................................. 001 50760 0300PM-0350PM MWF ECCR 1-26 RD GULP 27

ASEN 5060 3 SATELLITE GEODESY .............................. PREREQ ASEN 3010. .............................................................. 001 61518 1000AM-1050AM MWF ECCR 1-05 ROSBOROUGH 27

ASEN 5080 3 STAT ORB DETERMINATION 2 ................ PREREQ ASEN 5070. .............................................................. 001 50763 0200PM-0250PM MWF ECCR 1-30 GH BORN 27

ASEN 6210 1 REMOTE SENSING SEMINAR .................. PREREQ GRAD STANDING. .............................................................. 001 50814 0400PM-0450PM W ECCR 0-38 GH BORN 48

II. Fluid Mechanics ASEN 3011 3 FLUID DYNAMICS 1................................... PREREQS APPM 2360 AND PHYS 1110.

.............................................................. 001 50655 1000AM-1050AM MWF ECCR 0-16 C CHOW 70 ASEN 3021 3 FLUID DYNAMICS 2 ................................... PREREO ASEN 3011.

.............................................................. 001 50658 0200PM-0250PM MWF ECCR 1-12 C CHOW 70 ASEN 5011 3 IDEAL FLUIDS ............................................ PREREQ ASEN 3021.

.............................................................. 001 61494 1100AM-1215PMTR ECST0-03 HASNYDER 20 ASEN 5061 3 MICROPHYSICS OF FLUIDS.................... PREREQ ASEN 4013 OR INSTRUCTOR CONSENT.

.............................................................. 001 50762 0200PM-0315PM TR ECCR 1-01 BM ARGROW 29

Ill. Materials and Structures ASEN 2022 3 MATERIALS SCI AND ENGR ..................... PREREOCHEM 1111 OR 1211 AND CHEN 1221.

.............................................................. 001 50651 1100AM-1215PMTR ECCR2-06 JKOSTER 96 ASEN 3012 3 STRUCTURES 1 ......................................... PREREOS ASEN 2010 AND APPM 2360.

.............................................................. 001 50656 1230PM-0145PM TR ECCR 0-36 CA FELIPPA 48 ASEN 3022 3 STRUCTURES 2......................................... PREREQ ASEN 3012.

.............................................................. 001 50660 0200PM-0315PM TR ECCR 1-12 CA FELIPPA 70 ASEN 5212 3 COMPOSITE STRUCT/MATLS .................. PREREO SR STANDING IN MCEN OR ASEN OR INSTRUCTOR

CONSENT. .............................................................. 001 50770 1100AM-1215PMTR ECCR0-38 MMMIKULAS 48

IV. Thermodynamics and Propulsion ASEN 2023 3 THERMODYNAMICS.................................. PREREO PHYS 1110.

.............................................................. 001 50652 1230PM-0145PM TR ECCR 0-30 P FREYMUTH 128 ASEN 4013 3 FOUND OF PROPULSION......................... PREREQS ASEN 2023 AND 3021 .

.............................................................. 001 50665 0200PM-0250PM MWF ECCR 1-09 P FREYMUTH 56 ASEN 5053 3 ROCKET PROPULSION ............................. PREREQ SENIOR STANDING IN ASEN OR MCEN OR INSTRUCTOR

CONSENT . .............................................................. 001 50761 0500PM-0615PM MW ECCR 1-42 M LANGHENRY 48

V. Systems· and Control ASEN 3014 3 SYSTEMS ANALYSIS 1 ............................. PREREQS APPM 2360 AND ASEN 2020; COREQ ECEN 3030.

.............................................................. 001 50657 0100PM-0150PM MWF ECCR 0-36 M BALAS 48 ASEN 3024 3 SYSTEMS ANALYSIS 2 ............................. PREREQ ASEN 3014.

.............................................................. 001 50661 1200PM-1250PM MWF ECCR 1-12 D LAWRENCE 70 ASEN 4034 3 STOCHASTIC METH SYST ENG ............... SAME AS ASEN 5034.

.............................................................. 001 50685 1230PM-0145PM TR ECST 0-03 MORGENTHALER 10 ASEN 5024 3 OPTIMAL CONTROL DESIGN................... PREREO ASEN 5014.

............................. , ................................ 001 50756 0200PM-0315PM TR ECCR 1-24 HA SNYDER · 28 ASEN 5034 3 STOCHASTIC METH SYST ENG ............... SAME AS ASEN 4034 .

.............................................................. 001 50758 1230PM-0145PM TR ECST 0-03 MORGENTHALER 10

VI. Geophysics and Environmental ASEN 4255 3 ENVIRONMENTAL AERODYNAM ............. PREREQ SENIOR STANDING IN ASEN. SAME AS ASEN 5255.

.............................................................. 001 50693 0900AM-0950AM MWF ECCR 0-08 AJ BEDARD 15 ASEN 5255 3 ENVIRONMENTAL AERODYNAM ............. PREREQ SENIOR STANDING IN ASEN. SAME AS ASEN 4255.

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0 LAB ..................................................... L051 50678 0300PM-0450PM W ECAE 0-25 P MACDORAN 20 3 SENIOR DESIGN LAB 2 ....................... 060 50679 1200PM-0150PM T ECAE 0-25 MB MATHEWS 20 0 LAB ..................................................... L061 50680 1200PM-0150PM R ECAE 0-25 MB MATHEWS 20 3 SENIOR DESIGN LAB 2 ....................... 070 50681 TBA D LAWRENCE 20 0 LAB ..................................................... L071 50682 TBA D LAWRENCE 20

ASEN 4098 3 SYSTEM ENGR AND DESIGN ................... PREREQ SRIGRAD STANDING IN ASEN OR INSTRUCTOR CONSENT. SAME AS ASEN 5098. .. ............................................................ 001 50687 0600PM-0715PM MW ECCR 1-01 A MORD 20

ASEN 4148 3 SPACECRAFT DESIGN............................. PREREO CONSENT OF INSTRUCTOR. SAME AS ASEN 5148. .............................................................. 001 50688 0330PM-0445PM TR ECCR 1-09 CD BROWN 44

ASEN 4158 3-6 SPACE HABITATION............................... PREREQ AT LEAST ONE PREVIOUS DESIGN COURSE (ASEN 4148, ASEN 4138, CVEN 3515). SAME AS ASEN 5158. THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. .. ............................................................ 801 0700PM-1155PM W ECAE 0-04 MW LUTTGES 10

ASEN 4178 3 REMOTE SENS SYS DESIGN ................... PREREOS CSCI1700, ASEN 3014, AND ASEN 3024. SAME AS ASEN 5178 . .............................................................. 001 50690 1100AM-1150AM MWF ECCR 1-40 W EMERY 38

ASEN 4238 3 COMP AID CNTRL SYS DSGN .................. PREREQS ASEN 3014 AND 3024. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. .............................................................. 010 61674 0600PM-0750PM M ECCR 1-03 D MACKINSON 24

0 LAB ..................................................... L011 61673 0500PM-0650PM T ECCR 1-22 D MACKINSON 24 ASEN 4248 3 COMP AID CTRL SYS DES 2 .................... PREREQ ASEN 4238. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE

AND LAB. .. ............................................................ 010 61671 0400PM-0550PM M ECCR 0-08 D MACKINSON 20

0 LAB ..... : ............................................... L011 61672 0500PM-0650PM T ECCR 1-22 D MACKINSON 20 ASEN 4338 3 COMP ANALYSIS OF STRUCT ................. PREREQ ASEN 3022 .

.............................................................. 001 61559 0200PM-0315PM TR ECCR 1-42 C FARHAT 16 ASEN 5098 3 SYSTEM ENGR AND DESIGN ................... SAME AS ASEN 4098.

.. ............................................................ 001 50765 0600PM-0715PM MW ECCR 1-01 A MORD 4 ASEN 5148 3 SPACECRAFT DESIGN ............................. PREREO CONSENT OF INSTRUCTOR. SAME AS ASEN 4148.

.............................................................. 001 50767 0330PM-0445PM TR ECCR 1-09 CD BROWN 12 ASEN 5158 3-6 SPACE HABITATION ................................. SAME AS ASEN 4158. THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT

COURSE. PLEASE SEE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY . .............................................................. 801 0700PM-1155PM W ECAE 0-04 MW LUTTGES 10

ASEN 5178 3 REMOTE SENS SYS DESIGN ................... PREREQS CSCI1700, ASEN 3014, ANDASEN 3024. SAME ASASEN 4178 . .............................................................. 001 50769 11 OOAM-1150AM MWF ECCR 1-40 W EMERY 10

X. Special Topics ASEN 2519 1 SP TPS-HEATTRANSFER .................. 001 61558 1200PM-1250PM W ECCR 1-07 P FREYMUTH ASEN 4519.3 SP TPS-OCEAN MODELING ............... 001 61523 1230PM-0145PM TR ECCR 1-28 L KANTHA

SP TPS-EN MECH VIBRATION .......... ,002 61583 0930AM-1 045AM TR ECCR 1-30 HZIMBELMAN ASEN 5519 3 SPTPS-AEROSPACE ENVIRON ........ 001 61196 0900AM-0950AM MWF ECST0-03 JM FORBES

SP TPS-REMOTE SEN ATMOS ........... 002 61519 1100AM-1150AM MWF ECAE 0-04 JACURRY SP TPS-OCEAN MODELING ............... 003 61524 1230PM-0145PM TR ECCR 1-28 L KANTHA SP TPS-RAD/INERTIAL NAV ............... 004 61586 0200PM-0315PM TR ECCR 1-05 P AXELRAD SP TPS-COMPRESS COMP FL.. ......... 005 61924 0100PM-0150PM MWF ECCR 1-05 C LANEY

ASEN 6519 3 SP TPS-GPS APPLICATIONS ............. 001 61531 11 OOAM-1150AM MWF DUAN G027 K LARSON

Architectural Engineering INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE WORK IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. EACH COURSE IN THIS DEPARTMENT HAS A COURSE FEE OF $9 FOR SPECIALIZED SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT.

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VII. Bioengineering ASEN 3116 3 BIOENGINEERING ..................................... PREREQ MCDB 1050, PHYS 2130, ASEN 2013, OR CONSENT OF

INSTRUCTOR. .............................................................. 001 50664 1230PM-0145PM TR ECCR 1-42 MW LUTIGES 48

ASEN 4426 3 NEURAL SYSTEMS ................................... PREREQ ASEN 3116 OR CONSENT OF INSTRUCTOR. SAME AS ASEN 5426, ECEN 4821/5821. .............................................................. 001 50696 0330PM-0445PM TR ECCR 1-40 MW LUTIGES 15

ASEN 4446 3 ENGR MECH OF NERVOUS SYS ....... 001 50697 0400PM-0550PM W ECCR 1-26 R MAC GREGOR 20 .................................................................... 0600PM-0650PM W ECAE 0-23

ASEN 5426 3 NEURAL SYSTEMS ................................... PRE REO ASEN 3116 OR CONSENT OF INSTRUCTOR. SAME AS ASEN 4426, ECEN 4821/5821. .............................................................. 001 50774 0330PM-0445PM TR ECCR 1-40 MW LUTIGES

ASEN 5446 3 ENGRMECH OF NERVOUS SYS ....... 001 50775 0400PM-0550PM W ECCR 1-26 R MAC GREGOR 7 .................................................................... 0600PM-0650PM W ECAE 0-23

ASEN 5506 3 BIOENGINEERING SEMINAR ................... PREREQS ASEN 3116; AND ASEN 4216 OR 5216; AND ASEN 4426 AND 5426; AND ECEN 4811-0R 5811. ..................... ; ........................................ 001 50776 0300PM-0500PM W ECAE 0-04 MW LUTIGES 20 .............................................................. 002 61585 0500PM-0800PM TR ECCR 0-08 MAC GREGOR 20

VIII. Computational and Analytic Methods ASEN 4307 3 ENGR DATA ANAL YS MTHDS .................. PREREQ APPM 2360. SAME AS ASEN 5307.

.............................................................. 001 61520 1200PM-1250PM MWF ECCR 0-08 W EMERY 10 ASEN 4317· 3 COMPUTATIONAL FLUID MECH .............. PREREQS CSCI1700ANDASEN 3021, OR INSTRUCTOR CONSENT.

SAME AS ASEN 5317. .............................................................. 001 50694 0930AM-1045AMTR ECCR 1-09 LKANTHA 40

ASEN 5307 3 ENGR DATA ANAL YS MTHDS .................. PREREQ APPM 2360. SAME AS ASEN 4307. .............................................................. 001 61521 1200PM-1250PM MWF ECCR O-Q8 W EMERY 10

ASEN 5317 3 COMPUTATIONAL FLUID MECH .............. PREREQ CSCI1700 AND ASEN 3021, OR CONSENT OF INSTRUCTOR. SAME AS ASEN 4317 . .......................... ; ................................... 001 50772 0930AM-1 045AM TR ECCR 1-09 L KANTHA 16

ASEN 5517 3 COMP METHODS IN DYNAMICS .............. PREREQASEN S347. .............................................................. 001 50777 0200PM-0315PM TR ECCR 1-03 KC PARK 27

IX. Design ASEN 3028 3 FLIGHT MECHANICS................................. PREREQ ASEN 3011; COREQ ASEN 3021.

.............................................................. 001 50662 0900AM-0950AM MWF ECCR 2-28 DA KENNEDY 96 ASEN 4018 3 SENIOR DESIGN LAB 1 ............................. PREREQ SENIOR STANDING. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR

LECTURE AND LAB. .............................................................. 010 61532 TBA HC BUSCH 15

0 LAB ..................................................... L011 61533 TBA HC BUSCH 15 3 SENIOR DESIGN LAB 1 ....................... 020 61534 TBA LD PETERSON 15 0 LAB ..................................................... L021 61535 TBA LD PETERSON 15 3 SENIOR DESIGN LAB 1 ....................... 030 61666 TBA J KOSTER 10 0 LAB ..................................................... L031 61667 TBA J KOSTER 10

ASEN 4028 3 SENIOR DESIGN LAB 2 ............................. PREREQ ASEN 4018. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. .............................................................. 010 50666 TBA HC BUSCH 30

0 LAB ..................................................... L011 50667 TBA HC BUSCH 15

............................................................ L012 50668 TBA HC BUSCH 15

3 SENIOR DESIGN LAB 2 ....................... 020 50669 TBA LD PETERSON 20

0 LAB ..................................................... L021 50670 TBA LD PETERSON 20

3 SENIOR DESIGN LAB 2 ....................... 030 50672 TBA J KOSTER 15

0 LAB .................................................... 1031 50673 TBA J KOSTER 15 3 SENIOR DESIGN LAB 2 ....................... 040 50674 0400PM-0450PM T ECAE 0-04 AJ BEDARD 20 0 LAB ..................................................... L041 50675 TBA AJ BEDARD 20 3 SENIOR DESIGN LAB 2 ....................... 050 50677 0300PM-0450PM M ECAE0-25 P MACDORAN 20

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AREN 2020 3 ENERGY FUNDAMENTALS ................. 001 50578 1230PM-0145PM TR ECCR 2-06 96 AREN 3030 2 SOLAR ENERGY LAB................................ STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB.

.. ............................................................ 010 50579 1100AM-1150AMT ECCR 1-40 36 0 LAB ..................................................... L011 50580 1100AM-0150PM R 36

AREN 4010 3 SOLAR DESIGN FOR BLDGS ............. 001 61212 1230PM-0145PM TR MUEN E432 30 AREN 4060 3 ENVIR SYS FOR ARCH 2 .......................... PREREQ PHYS 2010 AND UPPER DIVISION STANDING .

.............................................................. 001 50582 0600PM-0715PM TR ECCR 2-28 140 AREN4110 3 HVACSYSTEMDESIGN ............................ SAMEASCVEN5110.

.............................................................. 001 50583 0800AM-0915AM TR ECCR 0-38 35 AREN 4550 3 ILLUMINATIONS 2 ................................ 001 50586 1000AM-1050AM MWF DUAN 0041 35 AREN 4570 3 ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS ...................... 001 50587 0200PM-0250PM MWF GEOL 311 58

II. Structures AREN 4045 3 ARCH STRUCTURES 2 ............................. PREREQ PHYS 2010 AND UPPER DIVISION STANDING.

.............................................................. 001 50581 0930AM-1045AM TR GEOL 121 100

Ill. Construction AREN 13161 INTRO TO ARCH ENGR ...................... 001 62691 0800AM-0850AM R ECCR 2-06

AREN 4416 3 CONST COSTS/ESTIMATING ............. 001 50585 0430PM-0545PM TR ECCR 0-38

IV. Miscellaneous AREN 1027 2 DESCRIPTIVE GEOMETRY ....................... PREREQ GEEN 1017 OR EQUIV .

.............................................................. 001 50575 0200PM-0450PM TR ECCE 1-033E

Chemical Engineering

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INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE WORK IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. GRADUATE STUDENTS NEEDING TO REGISTER FOR MASTER'S THESIS, MASTER'S DEGREE CANDIDATE, OR DOCTORAL THESIS, PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. EACH COURSE IN THIS DEPARTMENT HAS A COURSE FEE OF $9 FOR SPECIALIZED SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT.

CHEN 1000 3 CREATIVE TECHNOLOGY .................. 001 51459 1230PM-0145PM TR ECCR 2-28 Rl GAMOW 142 CHEN 1300 1 INTRO TO CHEMICAL ENGR .............. 001 51469 0330PM-0445PM T ECCR 2-26 DE CLOUGH 96 CHEN 2010 3 PROBLTY/STATS-CHEN ENGRS ........ 001 51473 TBA 80 CHEN 2800 3 BIOPHYS HIGH ALT PHYSIOL. ........... 001 51474 TBA Rl GAMOW 20 CHEN 3130 2 CHEM ENGR LAB ................................ 001 62638 0100PM-0445PM T ECCH 0-14 18

.. ............................................................ 002 62640 0100PM-0445PM W ECCH 0-14 18

.............................................................. 003 62641 0100PM-0445PM R ECCH 0-14 18 CHEN 3200 3 CHEM ENGR PRICIPLES 1 ................. 001 51492 0800AM-0915AM TR MUEN E417 35

.. ............................................................ 002 62642 0800AM-0915AM TR MUEN E432 35 CHEN 3220 4 CHEM ENGR PRIN 3 ............................ 001 51493 1100AM-1150AM MWF ECCR 1-12 70

.................................................................... 0400PM-0450PM R ECCR 1-12 CHEN 3320 3 CHEM ENGRTHERMODYNAMICS ..... 001 51494 1200PM-1250PM MWF DUAN G131 48 CHEN 3700 3 BIOEN-STRUCTUREIFUNCTION .............. PREREQS MCDB 1060 AND CHEM 3331.

...................................... : ....................... 001 51495 0200PM-0250PM MWF ECCR 1-40 48 CHEN 4520 4 CHEM PROCESS SYNTHESIS.................. SAME AS CHEN 5950. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE

AND RECITATION. .............................................................. 010 51515 0930AM-1 045AM TR ECCR 0-36

0 RECITATION ...................................... R011 51516 0200PM-0315PM T CHEN 4570 3 INSTRUMENTATN/PROC CNTRL ....... 001 51517 0800AM-0850AM MWF ECCR 1-46 CHEN 4820 3 BIOCHEMICAL SEPARATIONS ................. SAME AS CHEN 5820.

.............................................................. 001 51518 0330PM-0445PM TR BUS 251 CHEN 5090 1 SEMINAR IN CHEM ENGINEER .......... 001 51537 0200PM-0315PM TR ECCR 1-09 CHEN 5220 3 MASS TRANSPORT ............................. 001 51539 0900AM-0950AM MWF DUAN G035

CHEN 5580 3 OPT CTRL & ID FOR IND PR ............... 001 62644 1 OOOAM-1 050AM MWF ECCH 0-14 CHEN 5750 3 NUM METH FOR SIMULATION ........... 001 51540 0930AM-1 045AM TR ECCR 1·40

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CHEN 5820 3 BIOCHEMICAL SEPARATIONS ................. SAME AS CHEN 4820. .............................................................. 00·1 51541 0330PM-0445PM TR BUS 251 35

CHEN 5950 3 CHEM PROCESS SYNTHESIS.................. SAME AS CHEN 4520. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND RECITATION. THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. .............................................................. 810 0930AM-1045AM TR ECCR 0-36 48

0 RECITATION ...................................... R811 0200PM-0315PM T 48 CHEN 6820 3 BIOCHEMICAL ENG FUND .................. 001 51561 TBA D KOMPALA 10 CHEN 6910 3 SPECIAL TOPICS ................................. 001 51562 TBA 20

SP TPS-CHEM SPEC IF SEPS ............ 002 51563 0800AM-0850AM MWF ECCR 0-08 20 CHEN 1221 2 ENGR GEN CHEMISTRY LAB................... PREREQ 1 YEAR HIGH SCHOOL CHEMISTRY OR SATISFACTORY

PERFORMANCE IN CHEM 1001 OR CHEM 1021. ALSO, HIGH SCHOOL ALGEBRA. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LAB (CHEN 1221) AND LECTURE (CHEM 1211 ). CHEMISTRY COURSE INFORMATION DIRECTLY FOLLOWS THIS LISTING. .............................................................. 311 51460 0100PM-0450PM M EKLC M275 20 .............................................................. 321 51461 0800AM-1150AM T EKLC M275 20 .............................................................. 322 61693 0800AM-1150AM T EKLC M175 20 .............................................................. 331 51462 0100PM-0450PM T EKLC M275 20 .............................................................. 332 51463 0100PM-0450PM T EKLC M175 20 .............................................................. 351 51464 0100PM-0450PM W EKLC M275 20 .............................................................. 361 51466 0800AM-1150AM R EKLC M275 20 .............................................................. 371 51467 0100PM-0450PM R EKLC M275 20 ............... .' .............................................. 391 51468 0100PM-0450PM F EKLC M275 20

CHEM 1211 3 GENERAL CHEM ENGINEERS ................. PREREQS ENROLLMENTIN THE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING; ONE YEAR OF HIGH SCHOOL CHEMISTRY OR SATISFACTORY PERFORMANCE IN CHEM 1001 OR CHEM 1021; AND HIGH SCHOOL ALGEBRA. NOT RECOMMENDED FOR STUDENTS WITH GRADES BELOW B- IN CHEM 1001 OR 1021. COREQ CHEN 1221. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR CHEMISTRY LECTURE (CHEM 1211) AND CHEMICAL ENGINEERING LAB (CHEN 1221 ). PLEASE SEE CHEMICAL ENGINEERING SECTION FOR LAB INFORMATION. EXAMS AT 7:30P.M., THURSDAYS, FEBRUARY 3, MARCH 3, AND APRIL 7. STUDENTS MAY NOTRECEIVECREDITFORMORETHANONEOFCHEM 1211, CHEM 1111, ORCHEM 1151. .............................................................. 001 51214 1000AM-1050AM MWF ECCR 0-30 GT VEE 128 .................................................................... KD TIMMERHAUS

CHEN 4848 2 TPCS: ENV CHEM ENGR .......................... SECTION 8011S CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT. PLEASE SEE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. . .............................................................. 001 62737 0300PM-0350PM MW ECCR 0-08 RAMIREZ, WF 5 .............................................................. 801 TBA 10

CHEN 5848 2 TPCS: ENV CHEM ENGR .......................... SECTION 8011S CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT. PLEASE SEE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY . .............................................................. 001 0300PM-0350PM MW ECCR 0-08 RAMIREZ, WF .............................................................. 801 62657 TBA

Civil Engineering INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE WORK IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. GRADUATE STUDENTS NEEDING TO REGISTER FOR MASTER'S THESIS, MASTER'S DEGREE CANDIDATE, OR DOCTORAL THESIS, PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. EACH COURSE IN THIS DEPARTMENT HAS A COURSE FEE OF $9 FOR SPECIALIZED SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT.

I. Building Energy CVEN 5010 3 ENERGY CONTROL SYSTEMS .......... 001 52356 0930AM-1 045AM TR CVEN 5020 3 BUILDING ENERGY AUDITS ............... 001 52357 1230PM-0145PM TR CVEN 5050 3 ADV SOLAR DESIGN ........................... 001 52358 0200PM-0315PM TR CVEN 5090 1 BUILDING SYSTEM SEMINAR ............ 001 52360 0330PM'0455PM T CVEN 5110 3 HVAC SYSTEM DESIGN ...................... 001 52361 0800AM-0915AM TR

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KTCH 35 DUAN G027 BUS 251 ECCR 1-12 ECCR 0-38

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CVEN 3525 3 STRUCTURAL ENGR 1.............................. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB . .............................................................. 010 62696 0900AM-0950AM MWF ECCR 1-46 56

0 LAB ..................................................... L011 62695 0330PM-0520PM T DUAN G125 56 CVEN 4545 3 STEEL DESIGN.......................................... STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB.

. ............................................................. 010 52305 0930AM-1020AM TR ECCR 0-38 35 0 LAB ..................................................... L011 52306 0200PM-0450PM R 35

CVEN 5585 3 ADV TPCS IN REF CONCRETE .......... 001 52382 0500PM-0615PM TR ECCR 1-46 30 CVEN 6525 3 FINITE ELEMENT ANAL Y .................... 001 52450 0200PM-0250PM MWF DUAN 0021 35 CVEN 6595 3 EARTHQUAKE ENGR .......................... 001 52451 1000AM-1050AM MWF MUEN E114 20 CVEN 6835 3 SP TPC ADV STRUCT REL ................. 001 61162 0900AM-0950AM MWF DUAN 0041 24 CVEN 7545 3 STRUCTURAL OPTIMIZATION ........... 001 52709 1000AM-1050AM MWF MUEN E131 30

VII. Construction CVEN 3246 3 INTRO TO CONSTRUCTION ............... 001 52283 0930AM-1 045AM TR ECCR 2-28 96 CVEN 5256 3 CONSTRUCTION MGMT ..................... 001 52363 1230PM-0145PM TR ECCR 0-16 35 CVEN 5276 3 ENGR RISK DEC ANALYSIS ............... 001 52364 11 OOAM-1215PM TR STAD 135 20 CVEN 5296 3 CONSTRUCTION ENGR 2 ............ :............ THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE THE

DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY . .............................................................. 801 0730AM-0845AM MW ECCR 1-01 25

CVEN 5836 3 SP TPS-NON DSTRUCT EVAL.................. THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY . .............................................................. 801 0800AM-0915AM TR ECCR 1-42 25

VIII. Miscellaneous CVEN 1317 1 INTRO TO CIVIL ENGR ........................ 001 52263 0800AM-0850AM R ECCR 2-06 64 CVEN 3207 2 CITY PLANNING ................................... 001 52282 1230PM-0120PM TR ECCE 0-01 75 CVEN 4837 1-3 SP TPS-ADV ENG COMPUTING ............ THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE

DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. .............................................................. 800 TBA 24

IX. Geotechnical CVEN 3698 3 ENGINEERING GEOLOGY ......................... STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB.

......... · .................................................. 001 · 52291 0800AM-0850AM MWF ECCR 1-12 60 0 LAB ...................................................... L002 61050 0200PM-0350PM F RAMY N1 B23 60

CVEN 3708 3 INTRO GEOTECHNICAL ENG .................... STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB . ............................................................... 001 61051 1200PM-1250PM MF CDSS 230 60

0 LAB ...................................................... L002 61052 0330PM-0620PM R 60 CVEN 3718 3 GEOTECHNICAL ENGR 2 ......................... STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB.

.............................................................. 001 52293 0800AM-0850AM MF ECCR 2-06 70 0 LAB .................................................... .L002 61 053 0330PM-0620PM T 70

CVEN5738 3 APPLIEDGEOTECHANALYS ............. 001 61056 1100AM-1215PMTR 30 CVEN 5768 3 INTRO TO ROCK MECH ............................ PREREQ CVEN 3708 AND 3718 OR CONSENT OF INSTRUCTOR.

.............................................................. 001 52385 0930AM-1045AM TR DUAN G039 20 CVEN 5798 3 DYNAMICS OF SOILS .......................... 001 52386 0200PM-0315PM TR 20 CVEN 5838 3 SP TPC EXP GEO-TEK ENG ............... 001 61064 0800AM-0850AM MWF ECST 0-03 20 CVEN 7718 3 ENGRG PROPS OF SOILS .................. 001 52711 0800AM-0915AM TR ECCR 1-40 30 CVEN 7788 3 SOIL BEHAVIOR .................................. 001 52712 0400PM-0515PM MW ECCR 0-36 30 CVEN 7838 3 SP TPS-GEOTECH ENGR ......................... THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE


CVEN 4039 1 SENIOR SEMINAR ............................... 001 52296 0500PM-0550PM W ECCR 2-06 96 CVEN 4839 3 SP TPS-GEO-TEK CASE STUD................ THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE THE


CVEN 5839 3 SP TPC GEO-TEK CASE STDY ................. THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE THE n&:DiJQTAACII.IT f'll=l=lf"'&: &:f'lQ Cl 1r-1011 lTV

CVEN 3111 3 ANALYTICAL MECHANICS 2 ..................... PREREQS CVEN 2121 AND APPM 2360 . .............................................................. 001 52273 1000AM-1050AM MWF ECCR 1-40 48

CVEN 3161 3 MECHANICS OF MATERIALS 1 ................ STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. .............................................................. 001 52280 0900AM-0950AM MF ECCR 1-12 70

0 LAB .................................................... 1002 52281 0200PM-0450PM W ECCE 0-01 KJ WILLAM 70 CVEN 4161 3 MECHANICS OF MATERIALS 2 ................ STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB .

.............................................................. 001 61054 0800AM-0850AM TR ECCR 0-16 40 0 LAB ..................................................... L002 61.055 0200PM-0450PM M 40

CVEN 6831 3 SP TPCS-FRACTURE MECHS ............ 001 52453 0300PM-0350PM MWF ECCR 1-30 25 CVEN 7131 3 THEORY OF ELASTICITY .................... 001 52705 1230PM-0145PM TR DUAN G131 25 CVEN7141 3 PLATESANDSHELLS ......................... 001 62745 1100AM-1150AMMWF 24

Ill. Surveying and Transportation CVEN 2012 3 PLANE SURVEYING .................................. PREREQ HIGHSCHOOL TRIGONOMETRY. STUDENT MUST

REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB . .............................................................. 010 52264 1100AM-1150AMTR ECCR0-30 9o

0 LAB ..................................................... L011 52265 0200PM-0450PM M ECCE 0-01 32 ............................................................ L012 52266 0200PM-0450PM R ECCE 0-01 32 ............................................................ L013 52267 0200PM-0450PM F ECCE 0-01 32

CVEN 3032 3 PHOTOGRAMMETRY ................................ STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. .............................................................. 010 61062 1100AM-1150AM TR ECCR 1-30 25

0 LAB ..................................................... L011 61063 0200PM-0450PM T ECCR 1-07 25

IV. Fluid Mechanics and Water Resources CVEN 3313 3 THEORETICAL FLUID MECH .............. 001 52284 0100PM-0150PM MWF ECCR 2-26 60 CVEN 4343 3 OPEN CHANNEL HYDRAULICS................ SAME AS CVEN 5343.

.............................................................. 001 52298 1100AM-1150AM MWF DUAN G131 30 CVEN 4423 3 WATER RES ENGR DESIGN ..................... STUDENT-MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB.

.............................................................. 001 61059 1200PM-1250PM MF MUEN D144 30 0 LAB ..................................................... L002 61060 0200PM-0450PM W BUS 250 30

CVEN 5343 3 OPEN CHANNEL HYDRAULICS................ SAME AS CVEN 4343 . .............................................................. 001 52367 1100AM-1150AM MWF DUAN G131 30

CVEN 5393 3 WATER RES DEV/MNGMT .................. 001 52368 0330PM-0415PM TR ECCR 0-38 25 CVEN 5833 3 SP TPC GRND WTR MD LNG ................... STUDENTS REGISTERING FOR SECTIONS 010 AND 020 MUST

REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. .............................................................. 001 52392 0800AM-0915AM TR ECCR 0-08 16 SP TPS-HYDROL MODLNG ................ 010 52394 1230PM-0120PM TR DUAN G025 23

0 LAB ..................................................... L011 52395 0300PM-0500PM F ECCR 1-01 25 3 SP TPS-WTR SYST ANALYS .............. 020 52396 0800AM-0850AM MW ECCR 1-30 27 0 LAB ..................................................... L021 52397 0300PM-0500PM F ECCR 0-38 27

CVEN 6833 3 SP TPS-FLOW THRU POR MED ......... 001 52454 1100AM-1215PM TR ECCR 0-16 30 SP TPS-WATER RES SYSTEMS ......... 002 52455 0715PM-1 OOOPM M ECCR 0-08 20

V. Environmental CVEN 3424 3 WATER/WASTEWATER TREAT .......... 001 52286 1000AM-1050AM MWF ECCR 2-06 70 CVEN 5414 3 PILOT PLANT LABORATORY .................... STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB.

.............................................................. 010 52369 0830AM-0920AM T ECCE 1-21 12 0 LAB ..................................................... L011 52370 0930AM-1215PM TR ECCE 1-21 12

CVEN 5474 3 HAZARD/IND WASTE MGMT .............. 001 52378 0330PM-0445PM TR MUEN D144 32 CVEN 5494 3 ENVIRN POLLUTANTS ........................ 001 52380 0100PM-0150PM MWF ECCR 1-40 48 CVEN 5524 3 ADV WATER TREATMENT .................. 001 52381 0200PM-0315PM TR ECCR 1-40 32 CVEN 6834 3 SP TPS-AQUATIC CHEMISTRY ........... 001 52456 0900AM-0950AM MWF MUEN E064 25

VI. Structures CVEN 3515 3 STRUCTURAL DESIGN 1 .......................... STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB.

.............................................................. 01 0 52289 11 OOAM-1150AM MWF -ECCR 2-06 70 0 LAB ..................................................... L011 52290 0300PM-0450PM W 70


Computer Science INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE WORK IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. GRADUATE STUDENTS NEEDING TO REGISTER FOR MASTER'S THESIS, MASTER'S DEGREE CANDIDATE, OR DOCTORAL THESIS, PLEASE CONSULT THE DE:'ARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. EACH COURSE IN THIS DEPARTMENT HAS A COURSE FEE OF $9 FOR SPECIALIZED SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT.

I. General Computer Science CSCI1200 3 INTRO TO PROGRAMMING 1 ................... STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND RECITATION.

.............................................................. 010 51913 1100AM-1215PMTR DUAN G030 175 0 RECITATION ...................................... R011 51914 0800AM-0850AM M ECCR 1-42 30

............................................................ R012 51915 0900AM-0950AM M DUAN G027 20

............................... ; ............................ R013 51916 1000AM-1050AM M DUAN 0047 20

............................................................ R014 51917 1100AM-1150AM M ECCR 0-16 30

............................................................ R015 51918 1200PM-1250PM M ECST0-03 20

............................................................ R016 51919 0100PM-0150PM M DUAN G027 20

............................................................ R017 51920 0200PM-0250PM M MUEN E131 25

............................................................ R018 51921 0300PM-0350PM M ECCR 1-42 23 CSCI1210 4 INTRO TO PROGRAMMING 2 ................... STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND RECITATION .

.............................................................. 010 51923 0400PM-0515PM MW ECCR 2-26 MG MAIN 96 0 RECITATION ...................................... R011 51924 0900AM-0950AMM ECCR0-36 30

............................................................ R012 51925 1000AM-1050AM M ECCR 0-36 30

............................................................ R016 51928 0200PM-0250PM M MUEN 0156 30

............................................................ R017 51929 0300PM-0350PM M ECCR 0-38 30 CSCI1700 3 INTRO TO SCIENTIFIC PROG .................. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND RECITATION.

. ............................................................. 010 51930 0200PM-0315PM TR MUEN E050 300 CSCI1700 0 RECITATION ...................................... R011 51931 0900AM-0950AM R ECCR 1-46 30

. ........................................................... R012 51932 1000AM-1050AM R ECCR 1-46 36

............................................................ R013 51933 1100AM-1150AM R ECCR 1-40 35

............................................................ R015 51934 0800AM-0850AM W ECCR 1-42 30

............................................................ R016 51935 0900AM-0950AM W ECCR 1-12 30

............................................................ R017 51936 1000AM-1050AM W ECCR 0-36 35

............................................................ R018 51937 1100AM-1150AM W MUEN D439 27

............................................................ R019 62211 0200PM-0250PM W MUEN E417 30

. ........................................................... R020 62212 0300PM-0350PM W ECCR 1-42 30

............................................................ R021 62213 0400PM-0450PM W ECCR 1-42 30 CSCI2270 3 DATA STRUCTURES/ALGOS .................... STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND RECITATION.

.............................................................. 010 51943 0300PM-0350PM MWF ECCR 2-28 120 0 RECITATION ...................................... R011 51944 0400PM-0450PMT ECCR 1-03 27

...................... ; ..................................... R012 51945 0800AM-0850AM W 29

............................................................ R013 51946 0900AM-0950AM W MUEN D144 30

............................................................ R014 51947 1200PM-1250PM W ECCR 1-01 29

............................................................ R015 51948 0100PM-0150PM W HUNT 109 27 CSCI4830 3 SP TPS-INTRO ALGOS ........................ 001 52005 0300PM-0350PM MWF ECCR 1-12 HN GABOW 70

SP TPS-ART LIFE!CONN ..................... 002 52006 0400PM-0515PM MW ECCR 1-46 MC MOZER 45 SP TPS-CHAOTIC DYNS ..................... 003 62424 11 OOAM-1215PM TR SEE DEPT E BRADLEY 10 SP TPS-HIGH FUNC APPS .................. 004 62161 0200PM-0315PM TR ECCR 0~36 40 SP TPS-NETWORKS ........................... 005 62570 0930AM-1045AM TR SEE DEPT E NEMETH 20 SP TPS-THEORY ................................. 006 62637 0100PM-0150PM MWF ECCR 0-08 MG MAIN

CSCI 6800 1-6 MASTER OF ENGR PROJECT.................. THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY . .., .............................................................. 800 TBA 15

CSCI7000 3 CURRENTTPCS IN COMP SCI ........... 001 52177 1100AM-1150AM MWF ECCR 0-36 35 CUR TPS-GROUPWARE ..................... 002 52178 0200PM-0315PM TR ECCR 0-38 C ELLIS 45 CURTPS-CHAOTIC DYNS .................. 003 62426 1100AM-1215PM TR SEE DEPT E BRADLEY 15 CURTPS-NETWORKS ........................ 005 62571 0930AM-1045AM TR SEE DEPT E NEMETH 10


II. Parallel Processing CSCI 5551 3 PARALLEL PROCESSING......................... SAME AS ECEN 5553.

.............................................................. 001 52052 1230PM-0145PM TR ECCR 1-40 HF JORDAN 48

Ill. Artificial Intelligence CSCI3202 3 INTRO ARTIFICIAL INTELL ................. 001 51991 1230PM-0145PM TR CSCI6622 3 ADV CONNECTION MODELING ......... 001 52096 0930AM-1045AMTR CSCI7212 3 TPCS- SYMBOLIC AI .......................... 001 62214 0400PM-0630PM T CSCI 7222 3 TPCS NONSYMBOLIC AI. .................... 001 62215 TBA

IV. Operating Systems and Hardware

ECCR 1-12 ECCR 1-42 ECSTO-Q3

JMARTIN 65 A WEIGEND 40 G FISCHER 20 P SMOLENSKY 20

CSCI 3753 3 SYSTEMS................................................... STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND RECITA T/ON. .............................................................. 010 51993 0930AM-1 045AM TR ECCRD-16 MFSCHWARTZ 70

0 RECITATION ...................................... R011 51994 11 OOAM-1150AM W ECCR0-16 35 ............................................................ R012 51995 1200PMc 1250PM W DUAN 0021 35

CSCI4593 3 COMPUTER ORGANIZATION ................... SAME AS ECEN 4593. .................... : ......................................... 001 52001 1000AM-1050AM MWF ECCR2-26 VHEURING 96

CSCI4753 3 COMP PERFORM MODELING .................. SAME AS CSCI5753. .............................................................. 001 52004 11 OOAM-1150AM MWF ECCR 1-30 DB WAGNER 6

CSCI5513 3 REAL TIME HW-SW SYS DSGN ................ SAME AS ECEN 5513. .............................................................. 001 52050 1100AM-1215PM TR MUENE123 APLESZKUN 6

CSCI5753 3 COMP PERFORM MODELING .................. SAME AS CSCI4753. .............................................................. 001 52055 1100AM-1150AM MWF ECCR1-30 DB WAGNER 15

CSCI7123 3 TOPICS IN OPERATING SYST ............ 001 62423 0930PM-1 045PM TR CLRE302 GJ NUTT 20

V. Theory of Computation CSCI 2224 3 DISCR STRUCT MAJORS ......................... STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND RECITATION.

.............................................................. 010 51938 0800AM-0850AM MWF MUEN E0046 EHRENFEUCHT 80 0 RECITATION ...................................... R011 51939 0900AM-0950AM T ECCR 1-46 30

CSCI3434 CSCI5454 CSCI5654 CSCI7154

............................................................ R012 51940 1000AM-1050AM T MUEN E123

............................................................ R013 51941 0100PM-0150PM T ECCR 1-46 3 COMPUTER SCIENCE THRY 1 ........... 001 51992 1100AM-1150AM MWF CLRE207 3 DESIGNANLYSOFALGOS ...........•.... 001 52048 0400PM-0515PMMW ECCR1-24· 3 LINEAR PROGRAM .............................. 001 62583 1100AM-1215PM TR ECCR 1-42 3 TPCS IN THEORY OF COMP .............. 001 62157 0100PM-0150PM MWF ECCROc08

30 30

EHRENFEUCHT 80 HNGABOW 28 RBYRD 35 MGMAIN 7

VI. Programming Languages CSCI 3155 3 PROG LANGS FOR MAJORS.................... STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND RECITATION.

., ............................................................ 010 51986 0200PM-0315PM TR 0 RECITATION ...................................... R011 51987 0900AM-0950AM W

............................................................ R012 51988 1000AM-1050AM W

........................ ; ................................... R013 51989 0100PM-0150PM W

............................................................ R014 51990 0200PM-0250PM W CSCI 5535 3 FUND CONCEPTSIPROG LANG............... SAME AS ECEN 5533.

.............................................................. 001 52051 0200PM-0250PM MWF CSCI 5565 3 TRANS PROG LANGS ............................... SAME AS ECEN 5563.

.............................................................. 001 52053 1000AM-1050AM MWF

VII". Numerical, C,9mputation

ECCR2-28 DUAN G116 MUEND144

MUEN E432

ECCR 1-42

CHEM 146

BZORN

WMWAITE

CSCI 4686 3 HIGH-PERF SCI COMP 11........................... THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB.

96 24 24 24 24

20

10

.............................................................. 810 0200PM-0250PM MW ECCR Qc38 ER JESSUP 16 0 LAB ..................................................... L811 0300PM-0550PM W ER JESSUP 16

CSCI7176 3 TPCS-NUM COMPUTATION ................ 001 62160 1230PM-0145PM TR MUEN E114 XC CAl 20

ECEN 2160 4 CIRC/ELECTR 2 ......................................... PREREQS ECEN 2150 AND 2550. COREQ ECEN 2560. STUDENT MUST REGISTERFOR LECTURE AND RECITATION. ECEN 2160 AND ECEN 2560 MUST BE TAKEN SIMULTANEOUSLY UNLESS APPROVAL IS GRANTED BY INSTRUCTOR . ...................•.......................................... 010 52996 0200PM-0250PM MWF ECCR 2-06 95

0 RECITATION ...................................... R011 52997 0900AM-0950AM R ECST0-03 19 ............................................................ R012 52998 1000AM-1050AM R ECST0-03 19 ............................................................ R013 52999 1100AM-1150AM R EDUC 132 19 ............................................................ R014 53000 1200PM-1250PM H KTCH 303 19 .................... : ......... : ............................. R015 53001 0100PM-0150PM R ECCR 1-05 19 ............................................................ R016 53002 0200PM-0250PM R ECCR 0-08

ECEN 2220 3 MICROCOMP ARCH/PROG ....................... PREREQS ECEN 2100 AND CSCI1200; COREQ ECEN 2230. ECEN 2220 AND ECEN 2230 MUST BE TAKEN SIMULTANEOUSLY UNLESS APPROVAL IS GRANTED BY INSTRUCTOR . .............................................................. 001 53003 0800AM-0850AM MWF ECCR 2-28 WV CITRIN 108

ECEN 2230 1 MICROPROCESSOR LAB ......................... PREREQS ECEN 2100 AND 2110, COREQ ECEN 2220. ECEN 2220 AND ECEN 2230 MUST BE TAKEN SIMULTANEOUSLY UNLESS APPROVAL IS GRANTED BY INSTRUCTOR. . ............................................................. 001 53004 0800AM-1050AM T ECEE Q-17 WV CITRIN 18 .............................................................. 002 53005 1100AM-0150PMT ECEE0-17 18 . ............................................................. 003 53006 0200PM-0450PM T ECEE 0-17 18 .............................................................. 004 53007 0800AM-1050AM R ECEE 0-17 18 .............................................................. 005 53008 11 OOAM-0150PM R ECEE 0-17 18 .............................................................. 006 53009 0200PM-0450PM R ECEE 0-17 18

ECEN 2550 1 CIR/ELECTRONICS 1 ................................ COREQ ECEN 2150. ECEN 2150 AND ECEN 2550 MUST BE TAKEN SIMULTANEOUSLY UNLESS APPROVAL IS GRANTED BY INSTRUCTOR. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. .............................................................. 010 53010 0400PM-Q450PM W ECCR 2-06 72

0 LAB ..................................................... L011 53011 0800AM-0950AM R ECEE 2-21 24 . .......................................................... 1012 53012 1000AM-1150AMR ECEE2-21 24 ............................................................ L013 53013 0300PM-0450PM R ECEE 2-21 24

ECEN 2560 1 CIR/ELECTR 2 ............................................ COREQ ECEN 2160. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. ECEN 2160 AND ECEN 2560 MUST BE TAKEN SIMULTANEOUSLY UNLESS APPROVAL IS GRANTED BY INSTRUCTOR. .............................................................. 010 53014 0400PM-0450PM M ECCR 2-06 96

0 LAB ............. , ................... · ................... 1011 53015 0800AM-0950AM T ECEE 2-22 24 ............................................................ L012 53016 1000AM-1150AMT ECEE2-22 24 ............................................................ L013 53017 1200PM-0150PM T ECEE 2-22 24 ............................................ ; ............... L014 53018 0200PM-0350PM T ECEE 2-22 24

ECEN3020 3 STATISTICAL THERMO ............................. PREREQAPPM2360;PREREQORCOREQPHYS2130 . .... ....... ..... ...... ..... ......... .......................... 001 53030 0300PM-0350PM MWF ECCR 1-05 27

ECEN 3030 3 ELEC/ELEC CIRCS NON-MAJ................... PREREQ APPM 2350; AVAILABLE TO NON-ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING MAJORS ONLY . ........ _ ...................................................... 001 53031 0930AM-1045AM TR ECCR 2-26 H WACHTEL 96 .............................................................. 002 53032 1100AM-1215PM TR ECCR 2-26 H WACHTEL 96

ECEN 3130 3 ELECTROMAG FLDS/WAVES ................... PREREQS ECEN 2150 AND APPM 2350. . ............................................................. 001 53033 1100AM-1150AM MWF .. ECCR 1-09 PICKET-MAY 56

ECEN 3140 3 ELECTROMAG WAVES ............................. PREREQ ECEN 3130. . ............................................................. 001 53034 0400PM-0515PM MW ECCR 1-12 Z POPOVIC 70

ECEN 3170 3 ENERGY CONVERSION 1 ......................... PREREQS ECEN 2160 AND 3130. .............................................................. 001 53035 1100AM-1215PMTR ECCR 1-46 56

ECEN 3230 4 CIRC/ELECTR 3 ......................................... PREREQS ECEN 2160 AND 2560. COREQ ECEN 3530. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND RECITATION . .............................................................. 010 53036 1200PM-1250PM MWF GEOL 311 60

0 RECITATION ...................................... R011 53037 1000AM-1050AMT ECST0-03 20 ............................................................ R012 53038 1100AM-1150AMT CHEM 145 20 ......... : .................................................. R013 53039 1200PM-1250PM T KTCH 303 ~n

VIII. Database Systems CSCI5817 3 DATABASE SYSTEMS ......................... 001 52056 0200PM-0315PM TR MUEN E123 RAKING 37 CSCI7717 3 TOPICS IN DATABASE SYS ................ 001 52185 1100AM-1215PM TR ECCR 0-08 RB HULL 20

IX. Software Engineering CSCI4318 4 SOFTWARE ENG PROJECT 2 .................. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND RECITATION.

.............................................................. 01051998 1100AM-1215PMTR STAD140 BSANDERS 49 0 RECITATION ...................................... R011 51999 TBA 28

............................................................ R012 52000 TBA 28 CSCI5608 3 SFTWR PROJ ENGRG MGMT.. ........... 001 61381 1230PM-0145PM TR DUAN G039 R RAVENEL 18 CSCI6838 3 USER INTERFACE DESIGN ................ 001 52104 0700PM-0930PM W ECCR 1-09 CH LEWIS 56 CSCI7818 3 TPCS/SOFTWARE ENGINEER ........... 001 52186 0930AM-1045AM TR MUEN D144 20

X. Graphics CSCI5229 3 COMPUTER GRAPHICS ...................... 001 52047 0400PM-0630PM M ECCR 1-05 0 MC BRYAN 27

Electrical and Computer Engineering MOST ELECTRICAL AND COMPUTER ENGINEERING UNDERGRADUATE COURSES ARE CLOSED TO NON-ENGINEERING MAJORS. CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS. INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE WORK IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. THIS DEPARTMENT USES AUTOMATIC WAIT LISTS. (SEE "USING WAIT LISTS" IN THE FRONT OF THIS SCHEDULE.) GRADUATE STUDENTS NEEDING TO REGISTER FOR MASTER'STHESIS, MASTER'S DEGREE CANDIDATE, OR DOCTORAL THESIS, PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT GRADUATE OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. UNDERGRADUATES MUST HAVE A GPA OF 2.85 OR BETTER TO ENROLLIN GRADUATE LEVEL COURSES. EACH COURSE IN THIS DEPARTMENT HAS A COURSE FEE OF $9 FOR SPECIALIZED SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT.

I. General ECEN 1400 3 METHOD & PROB IN ECE ......................... PREREQ APPM 1350, CSCI1200, OR CSCI1300. STUDENT MUST

REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND RECITATION. .............................................................. 010 52979 0200PM-0250PM MWF ECCR 0-16 LL SCHARF 70

0 RECITATION ...................................... R011 52980 0100PM-0150PM R EDUC 134 19 .................................................... , ....... R012 52981 0200PM-0250PM R ECST 0-03 19 ............................................................ R013 52982 0300PM-0350PM R ECCR 0-08 19 ............................................................ R014 52983 0400PM-0450PM R ECCR 0-08 19 ............................................................ R015 52984 0500PM-0550PM R ECCR 1-05 19

ECEN 2100 3 INTRO TO LOGIC CIRCUITS..................... COREQ ECEN 2110. ECEN 2100 AND ECEN 2110 MUST BE TAKEN SIMULTANEOUSLY UNLESS APPROVAL IS GRANTED BY INSTRUCTOR. .............................................................. 001 52985 1200PM-1250PM MWF ECCR 2-28 125

ECEN 2110 1 LOGIC LAB ................................................. COREQ ECEN 2100. ECEN 2100 AND ECEN 2110 MUST BE TAKEN SIMULTANEOUSLY UNLESS APPROVAL GRANTED BY INSTRUCTOR. .............................................................. 001 52986 0800AM-1050AM T ECEE 0-244A 24 .............................................................. 002 61198 0200PM-0450PM R ECEE 0-244A 24 .............................................................. 003 52988 0200PM-0450PM T ECEE 0-244A 24 .............................................................. 004 61199 11 OOAM:0150PM T ECEE 0-244A 24 .............................................................. 005 61200 1100AM-0150PM R ECEE 0-244A 24

ECEN 2150 4 CIRCUITS/ELECTRONICS 1...................... COREQS ECEN 2550 AND APPM 2360. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND RECITATION. ECEN 2150 AND ECEN 2550 MUST BE TAKEN SIMULTANEOUSLY UNLESS APPROVAL IS GRANTED BY INSTRUCTOR. .............................................................. 010 52991

0 RECITATION ...................................... R011 52992 ............................................................ R012 52993 ................................................. , .......... A013 52994 ............................................................ R014 52995


0900AM-0950AM MWF 1 OOOAM-1 050At.il T 1100AM-1150AMT 1200PM-1250PM T 0200PM-0250PM T

ECCR 0-16 KTCH 120 DUAN G039 DUAN 0041 ECCR 0-08

70 20 20 20 20

ECEN 3310 3 LINEAR SYSTEMS THEORY ..................... PREREQS APPM 2360 AND ECEN 2160 . .............................................................. 001 53040 0300PM-0350PM MWF ECCR 0-30 DETTER 128

ECEN 3320 3 SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICES................... PREREQ ECEN 3230. .............................................................. 001 53041 11 OOAM-1150AM MWF ECCR 2-26 RE HAYES 96

ECEN 3430 1 ELECT/CIA LAB NONMAJORS .................. COREQ OR PREREQ ECEN 3030. AVAILABLE TO NON-ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING MAJORS ONLY. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB . .............................................................. 010 53042 0400PM-0450PM W

0 LAB ..................................................... L011 53043 1000AM-1150AM M ............................................................ L012 53044 1200PM-0150PM M ........................................................... .L013 53045 0200PM-0350PM M ............................................................ L014 53046 0200PM-0350PM W

ECEN 3530 1 CIRIELECTR 3 ............................................ COREQ ECEN 3230. .............................................................. 001 53047 0800AM-1050AM R .............................................................. 002 53048 11 OOAM-0150PM R.............................................................. 003 53049 0200PM-0450PM R

ECEN 4200 1 EFFECTIVE PRESENTATION ............. 001 53068 1000AM-1050AM W ECEN 4410 2 CAREERS ELECT & COMP ENG ........ 001 53074 1000AM-1050AM TR

II. Bioengineering

ECCR 1-09 ECEE 2-22 ECEE2-22 ECEE 2-22 ECEE 2-22

ECEE 2-22 ECEE 2-22 ECEE2-22 ECEE 0-11 WC MILLER ECEE 0-11 WC MILLER

56 24 24 24 24

24 24 24 20 22

ECEN 1001 3 SP TPS ENG PRING MED/BIO ............ 001 62734 1230PM-0145PM TR ECCR 2-26 AT MIHRAN 65 ECEN 4821 3 NEURAL SYSTEMS ................................... SAME AS ECEN 5821, ASEN 4426/5426.

.............................................................. 001 53090 0330PM-0445PM TR ECCR 1-40 MW LUTTGES 15 ECEN 5821 3 NEURAL SYSTEMS ................................... SAME AS ECEN 4821, ASEN 4426/5426.

.............................................................. 001 53161 0330PM-0445PM TR ECCR 1-40 MW LUTTGES

Ill. Communications ECEN 4002 3 SP TPS-DIG SIG PROC LAB ..................... PREREQ OR COREQ ECEN 4242. SAME AS ECEN 5002. STUDENT

MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. .............................................................. 010 53062 0300PM-0350PM MW ECCR 1-01 J BARISH 19

0 LAB ..................................................... L011 53063 TBA J BARISH 19 ECEN 4242 3 COMMUNICATION THEORY ..................... PREREOS ECEN 3310 AND 3810, OR MATH 4510.

.............................................................. 001 53070 0900AM-0950AM MWF MUEN E123 P MATHYS 25 ECEN 4652 2 COMMUNICATIONS ................................... PREREQ ECEN 4242. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE

AND LAB . .............................................................. 010 53085 0930AM-1020AM T HUNT 109 CT MULLIS 30

0 LAB ..................................................... L011 53086 11 OOAM-0150PM T ECEE 2-21 15 ............................................................ L012 53087 0200PM-0450PM T ECEE 2-21 15

ECEN 5002 3 SP TPS-DIG SIG PROC LAB ..................... THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. .............................................................. 810 0300PM-0350PM MW ECCR 1-01 J BARISH 6

0 LAB ..................................................... L811 TBA J BARISH 6 ECEN 5022 3 SP TPC:SPEECH PROCESSING ........ 001 62760 0200PM-0250PM MWF MUEN E064 D ETTER 40 ECEN 5652 3 DETEC/EXTRCT SIG NOISE ..................... PREREO ECEN 5612 .

................. : ............................................ 001 53151 0100PM-Q150PM MWF DUAN 0041 LL SCHARF 35 ECEN 5662 3 OPTML SIG PROC STOCH SYS ............... PREREQS ECEN 3310 AND 3810 OR MATH 4510 .

.............................................................. 001 53153 1200PM-1250PM MWF ECCR 1-09 RS CHENG 50 ECEN 5672 3 DIGITAL IMAGE PROC .............................. PREREQ ECEN 5612.

.............................................................. 001 53154 1230PM-0145PM TR DUAN 0047 25 ECEN 5682 3 THRY/PRAC ERROR CTRL CDS ........ 001 61455 1100AM-1150AM MWF ECCR 0-38 P MATHYS 25 ECEN 5692 3 PAIN OF DIGITAL COMM .......................... PREREQS ECEN 3310 & ECEN 5612 OR EQUIV.

.............................................................. 001 53156 11 OOAM-1215PM TR EKLC M203 M VARANASI 20 ECEN 7632 3 ADV DIGIT SIG PRO .................................. PREREQ ECEN 5632.

.................. ; ........................................... 001 53230 1000AM-1050AMMWF DUANG116 CTMULLIS 34


IV. ·Computer Systems and Digital ECEN 4003 3 SP TPCS:CHAOTIC DYNAMICS................ SAME AS CSCI4830-003.

.............................................................. 001 62596 1100AM-1215PM TR SEE DEPT E BRADLEY 25 ECEN4573 2 MICROPROCESSOR SYSTEMS ............... PREREQ ECEN 2230.

............................................................. :001 53075 0800AM-1150AM R ECEE:Q-24B TR BROWN 24 ECEN 4583 3 SOFTWARE SYSTEM DEV ........................ PREREQS ECEN 2220 AND CSCI1200.

.............................................................. 001 53076 0100PM-0150PM MWF ECCR 1-42 R RAVENEL 48 ECEN 4593 3 COMPUTER ORGANIZATION ................... PREREQS ECEN 2100, 2110, 2220 AND 2230. SAME AS CSCI4593.

.............................................................. 001 53077 1000AM-1050AM MWF ECCR 2-26 V HEURING 96 ECEN 4603 2 COMPUTER LABORATORY ................ 001 53078 0800AM-1150AM R ECEE 0-24B TR BROWN ECEN 4703 3 SWITCH/FIN AUTOMATA .......................... PREREQS ECEN 2100 AND APPM 2360.

.............................•................................ 001 53088 0300PM-0350PM MWF ECCR 1-46 F SOMENZI 48 ECEN 4753 3 COMP PERFORM MODELING ............ 001 53089 1100AM-1150AM MWF ECCR 1-30 DB WAGNER 7 ECEN 5003 3 MATHEMAT FUND PROG LANG ......... 001 62725 0200PM-0250PM MWF DUAN G027 WV CITRIN 25 ECEN 55l3 3 HEAL TIME HW/SW SYS DSGN ................ PREREQS ECEN 4593 AND SEQUENTIAL PASCAL. SAME AS CSCI

5513. .............................................................. 001 53140 1100AM-1215PMTR MUENE123 APLESZKUN 18

ECEN 5533 3 FUND CONCEPTS/PROG LANG............... SAME AS CSCI5535. .............................................................. 001 53141 0200PM-Q250PM MWF ECCR 1'42 B ZORN 20

ECEN 5553 3 PARALLEL PROCESSING......................... PREREQS ECEN 4593 AND CSC1 3656, OR INSTRUCTOR CONSENT. SAME AS CSCI5551 . .............................................................. 001 53142 1230PM-Q145PM TR ECCR 1-40 HF JORDAN 48

ECEN 5563 3 TRANSL PROG LANGUAGES................... PREREQ ECEN 4553, ECEN 5533, OR INSTRUCTOR CONSENT. SAME AS CSCI5565. .............................................................. 001 53143 1000AM-1050AM MWF CHEM 146 WM WAITE 10

ECEN 5603 3 SFTWR PROJ ENGRG MGMT................... PREREQ ECEN 4583, 5543 AND CSCI4318 OR EQUIVALENT INDUSTRIAL EXPERIENCE. .............................................................. 001 61380 1230PM-0145PM TR DUAN G039 R RAVENEL 18

ECEN 5753 3 COMP PERFORM MODELING ........... :001 53158 1100AM-1150AM MWF ECCR 1-30 DB WAGNER 6 ECEN 6003 3 SP TPS-DIG OPTICAL COMP .............. 001 53196 0930AM-1 045AM TR CHEM 146 HF JORDAN 10 ECEN 7003 3 SP TPCS:CHAOTIC DYNAMICS................ SAME AS CSCI 7830-003.

~- .............................................................. 001 62597 1100AM-1215PMTR SEE DEPT EBRADLEY 25

V. Electromagnetics ECEN 4634 2 TRANSMISSION......................................... PREREQ ECEN 3140. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND

LAB . .............................................................. 010 53082 1200PM-1250PM W ECEE 2-16 JM DUNN 24

0 LAB ..................................................... L011 53083 0900AM-1150AM T ECEE 2-15 12 ............................................................ L012 53084 0200PM-0450PM T ECEE 2-15 12

ECEN 5004 3 SPTPS-NUM METH FOR EM .............. 001 53119 0400PM-0515PM MW ECST0-03 RC BOOTON 20 ECEN 5014 3 SP TPC:ACTIV MSTRIP LAB ..................... STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB .

.............................................................. 010 62757 1200PM-1250PM F ECEE 2-16 Z POPOVIC 20 0 LAB ..................................................... L011 62758 0900AM-1150AM W ECEE 2-15 Z POPOVIC 10

........................................................... 1012 62759 0100PM-0350PM W ECEE 2-15 Z POPOVIC 10 ECEN 5114 3 WAVEGUIDES/TRANS LINES ................... PREREQ ECEN 3140.

.............................................................. 001 53136 0300PM-0350PM MWF ECCR 1-24 EF KUESTER 25 ECEN 5264 3 PROP EFFTS SATELTCOMM ................... PREREQ ECEN 3140.

.............................................................. 001 53137 0800AM-0915AM TR ECCR 1-01 EK SMITH ECEN 7004 3 SPEC ASY METH EM ........................... 001 62612 0930AM-1045AM TR EF KUESTER 25

VI. Materials ECEN 4045 3 INTRO TO OPTICAL ELEC ........................ PREREQ ECEN 3140.

.............................................................. 001 53064 0900AM-0950AM MWF ECCR 1-40 FS BARNES 35 ECEN 4375 3 INTEGRATED CIA TECH........................... PREREQ ECEN 3320. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND

LAB.

Engineering. Management EMEN 4030 3 PROJECT MGT SYSTEMS .................. 001 53855 0800AM-Q915AM TR ECCR 1-09 JR GILLAND 40 EMEN 4830 3 ENTRE PRE BUS PLAN PREP ............. 001 53856 0600PM-0850PM W BlJS 352 JR RODRIGUEZ 20

. ............................................................. 002 53857 0600PM-0850PM W BUS 353 20 EMEN 5040 3 PRDCT/QUAL MOD MANUFAC ................. PREREQ EMEN 5030. THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT

COURSE. CONTACT THE ENG. MGMT. OFFICE (OT 4-43) FOR ELIGIBILITY AND ENROLLMENT. ............................................................. .800 0800AM-1030AM W ECCR 0-14

EMEN 5830 3 ENTREPRE BUS PLAN PREP ............. 001 62329 0600PM-0850PM W BUS 352 JR RODRIGUEZ

General Engi:neering GEEN 1520 1 SELF MGT & LDRSHIP PR 2 ..................... PREREQ GEEN 1510 AND APPROVAL OF THE MEP OFFICE. THIS IS A

CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. CONTACT THE MEP OFFICE (OT 1-8) FOR ELIGIBILITY AND ENROLLMENT. ............................................................. .800 0300PM-0450PM W HLMS 141 I R RUB! 50

GEEN 3500 0 COOPERATIVE EDUCATION.................... THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. CONTACT THE MEP OFFICE (OT 1-8) FOR ELIGIBILITY AND ENROLLMENT. .............................................................. 800 TBA

GEEN 1017 2 ENGINEERING DRAWING ................... 002 56020 0930AM-1220PM TR ECCE H3 .............................................................. 003 56021 0200PM-0450PM MW ECCE 1-03 .............................................................. 004 56022 0200PM-0450PM TR ECCE 1-03

Humanities for Engineers

I RRUBI M HA~EK MHALEK M HALEK

25 46 46 23

HUEN 3200 3 HUMANITIES FORENGR 2 ....................... THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY . .............................................................. 801 1100AM-1215PMMW ECCR0-09 LGIOVANNELLI 15 .............................................................. 802 0930AM-1 045AM TR ECCR O-Q9 L GIOVANNELLI 15 .............................................................. 803 0100PM-0215PM MW ECCR 0-09 L GIOVANNELLI 15

HUEN 4200 3 HUMANITIES FOR ENGR 4 ....................... SECTIONS BOO AND 801 ARE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSES. PLEASE SEE THE HERBST PROG. OFFICE (OT 4-43) FOR ELIGIBILITY. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND RECITATION. . ............................................................. 800 TBA A MOULAKIS 15

0 REC ........................................ : ........... R801 TBA A MOULAKIS 15 HUEN 1125 3 EXPLORING THE HUMANITIES .......... 001 62196 0200PM-0315PM TR ECCR 2-26 A MOULAKIS 56

Mechanical Engineering INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE WORK IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. GRADUATE STUDENTS NEEDING TO REGISTER FOR MASTER'S THESIS, MASTER'S DEGREE CANDIDATE, OR DOCTORAL THESIS, PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. EACH COURSE IN THIS DEPARTMENT HAS A COURSE FEE OF $9 FOR SPECIALIZED SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT.

I. Math MCEN 3030 3 COMPUTATIONAL METHODS ............ 001 58027 0900AM-0950AM MWF ECCR 2-26 MCEN 4120 3 ENGINEERING STATISTICS ............... 001 58034 0330PM-0445PM TR ECCR 1-42 MCEN 5040 3 METH OF ENGR ANALY 2 ................... 001 58064 0100PM-0150PM MWF ECCR 0-16

II. Fluids

JR HERTZBERG 96 AR GREENBERG 48 S MAHALINGAM 68

MOEN 5041 3 VISCOUS FLOW ................................... 001 58066 0200PM-0315PM TR ECCR 1-26 EVARAKONDA 27

Ill. Thermal MCEN 2022 3 ENGINEERING THERMO DYN 1 ............... PREREQ APPM 2350.

.. ............................................................ 001 58018 0900AM-0950AM MWF ECCR 2-06 MCEN 3022 3 HEAT TRANSFER ................................ 001 58020 0100PM-0150PM MWF ECCR 2-06 MCEN 4162 3 ENERGY CONVERSION ...................... 001 61952 0900AM-0950AM MWF GEOL 127

P ZOLLER JB MILFORD MC BRANCH

96 96 40

0 LAB ......................................... : ........... L011 53072 0800AM:1050AM T ECEE 2-16 .........................•.................................. L012 53073 0100PM·0350PM T ECEE 2·16

ECEN 5025 3 OPTICAL PROP OF MATERIAL. ................ PREREQ EGEN 4345 OR ECEN 5345 OR PHYS 4340 OR EQUIVALENT. ...............................•.............................. 001 61662 0930AM·1045AM TR MUEN E126 G MODDEL 30

ECEN 5055 3 PAIN OF ELECTRON DEVIC ..................... PREREQ SENIOR STANDING. .................................................... ; ......... 001 61698 0200PM-03:15PM MW DUAN 0041 VANZEGHBROECK 25

ECEN 5075 3 SEMICOND MAT/DEV ................................ PREREQ ECEN 5065 OR INSTRUCTOR CONSENT. .............................. ; ............ : .................. 001- 53135 0400PM·0515PM MW ECCR 1-03 A MAJERFELD 24

ECEN 6055 3 PAIN OF ELECTRON DEVC 11.. ........... 001 62135 0200PM-0250PM MWF STAD 11 VANZEGHBROECK 25

VII. Optics. , ECEN 4106 3 APPLIED OPTCSIOPTCSJNST ...... : .... 001 53065 0330PM·0445PM TR ECCR 0·16 M YOUNG 55 ECEN5006 3 SPECIAL TOPICS ................................. 001 62751 0200PM-0315PM TR. ECCR 1-28 K WAGNER 25 ECEN 5166 3 GUIDED WAVE OPTICS ............................ PREREQS ECEN 5Q45AND 5156.

.............. !~ .............................................. 001 61933 1000AM-105QAM MWF ECCR 0·08 AR MICKELSON 20 ECEN 5606 3 OPTICAL LAB 1 .......................................... STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB.

............................... , .............................. 010 53147 0100PM-0150PM M ECEE 2-16 K WAGNER 18 0 LAB ..................................................... L011 53148 0100PM-0450PM T ECEE 1-59 K WAGNER 6

............................................................ L012 53149 0100PM-0450PM W ECEE 1~59 K WAGNER

........................................................... L013 53150 0100PM-0450PM R ECEE 1·59. K WAGNER ECEN5616 3 OPTOELECSYSDESIGN .................... 001 62744 1100AM-1215PMTR ECEE2·16 BHOOKER 25

VIII. Power . ECEN 4167 3 ENERGY CONVERSION 2 ... c ..................... PREREQ ECEN 3170.

.............. : ............. -............ : ...................... 001 53067 0200PM·0250PM MWF ECCR 1"07 28 _ ECEN 4517 2 POWER LAB_1 ............ , ............................... PREREQECEN3170.

.............................................................. 001 61620 0800AM·1150AMT EGEE0-07 15

.............................................................. 002 61623 0100PM-0450PM R ECEE 0-07 15 ECEN 5787 3 POWR QUALPHEN POWR SYST.. ........... PREREQ ECEN 3170.

.............................................................. 001 53159 1200PM·1250PM MWF ECEE 0·11 EF FUCHS ECEN 5807 3 POWER ELECTRONICS 2 ......................... PREREQ ECEN 5797.

.............................................................. 001 53160 f100AM·1215PMTR ECCR.0-14 12

IX. Systems and Electronics ECEN 4138 3 CONTROL SYSTEMS ANAL YS ................. _ PREREQ ECEN 33-10.

.............................................................. 001 53066 0200PM-0250PM MWF ECCR 1 ~24 MY WU 25 ECEN 4228 3 ELECTRONICS 4........................................ PREREQS ECEN 3230 AND 3310.

.............................................................. 001 53069 1000AM·1050AM MWF ECCR 1-09 56 ECEN 461.8 2 ADVANCED ELECTRONICS ...................... PREREQS ECEN 3230 AND 3530. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR

LECTURE AND LAB. , .............. ; ............................................... 010 53079 0400PM~0450PM M ECCR 0-38 36

0 LAB ................................................ , .... L011 53080 1200PM-0250PM R ECEE 2-21 18 ................... , ........................................ L012 53081 0200PM-0450PM W ECEE2-21 18 .

ECEN 5418 3 AUTOMATIC CONT SYS 1......................... PREREQS ECEN 3320 AND 4138. .............................................................. 001 53138 0200PM-0315PM TR KTCH 35 OM MEYER 25

ECEN 5438 3 ROBOT CONTROL. .................................... PREREQ PHYS 1110 AND ECEN 4138. .............................................................. 001 53139 0930AM-1045AM TR MUEN E064 J CHAPEL 24

ECEN 7438 3 THRY OF NONLINEAR SYST .............. 001 61679 0330PM-0445PM TR MUEN E118 JE HAUSER 25

X. VLSI CAD Methods. ECEN 5139 ·a SYNTHESIS OF\Ji..SI SYST.. ............... 001 62699 0330PM-0445PM TR ECCR1·26 GO HACHTEL 25 ECEN 7919 3 FORMA( VERIFICATION ..................... 001 62732 1200PM-0115PM WF GO HACHTEL 15

+ . indicateS an artS and sciences core course

IV. Solids MCEN 2043 ·a MECHANCS OF RIGID BODIES................ SAME AS ASEN 2020 .

...~ .......................................................... 001 58019 0930AM-1045AM TR MCEN 3023 3 MECH OF DEFORMBLE BODIES ........ 001 58021 0300PM-0350PM MWF MCEN4123 3 VIBRATIONANALYSIS ........................ 001 61.950 1100AM·1150AMMWF MCEN 5123 3 THEORY OF VIBRATION ..................... 001 61951 1100AM-1150AM MWF

V. Materials MCEN 5044 3 MAT SCIENCE 2-BEHAVIOR ............... 001 58069 0930AM·1045AM TR MCEN 5184 3 STRUCT & PROP OF POLYMER ........ 001 62381 1100AM-1215PM TR

VI. Design

ECCR 2-06 ECCR 2-26 ECCR1-05 ECCR 1-05

ECCR 1-01 ECCR 1-12

MLDUNN W PROGERS TLGEERS TLGEERS

96 96 27 27

PZOLLER 20 AR GREENBERG 20

MCEN 1025 3 COMP AID DRAWNG/FABRCTN ............... STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. .............................................................. 010 58008 1200PM~1250PM MW

0 LAB ..................................................... L011 58009 0800AM-0950AM M .......... "-. ............................................... L012 58010 1000AM-1150AM M

............................................................. L013 58011 0100PM-0250PM M ............................................................ L014 58012 0300PM-0450RM M ............................................................ L015 58013 0800AM·0950AM T ........ : ................................................... L016 · 58014 1000AM-1150AM T ...................................................... : ..... L017 · 58015 0100PM-0250PM T ............................................................ L018 58016 0300PM-0450PM T ............................................ : ................ L019 5801T 0200PM-0350PM R

MCEN 4025 3 COMPONENT DESIGN.............................. PREREQ MCEN 3023 . .......................... ~ .................................. 00·1·· 58028-· 1000AM-1050AMMWF

MCEN 4045 3 MECH ENGR DESIGN PROJ .. : ........... :001' 58032 0200PM-0315PM TR . MCEN4065 3 DESIGN ESTIMATING ......................... 001 58033 0300PM-0350PM MWF

MCEN 4165_3 MECHANISMS DESIGN ....................... 001 61953 1100AM-1150AM MWF MCEN 5025 3 CAD OF MECH SYSTEMS ................... 001 58061 0200PM-0250PM MWF MCEN 5045 3 DSN FORMANUFACTABILITY ............ 001 61963 0330PM-0445PM TR

VIL Manufacturing and Systems MCEN 3026 3 CONTROL SYSTEMS ................................ PREREQ MCEN 3020.

ECCR0-30 ECME 1-01 ECME 1-01 ECME 1·01 ECME 1·01 ECME 1-01 ECME 1-01 ECME 1-01 ECME 1·01 ECME 1-01

ECCR 1.·28 ECCR2-06 ECCR2..()6 STAD 135 ECCR 1-05 ECCR 1-05

................................. : ............................ 001 58022 0200PM-0250PM MWF ECCR 0-30

VIII. Miscellaneous

120 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15

CH SUH 27 LE CARLSON 96 PF OSTWALD 96 CH SUH 32

27 G SUBBARAYAN 27

96

MCEN 3027 3 ENGR MEASUREMENTS .......................... PREREQ MCEN 2022, PHYS 1120, APPM 2360. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB.· -.............................................................. 010 58023 1200PM-1250PM M ECCR 1-42 JR HERTZBERG 48

0 LAB ..................................................... L011 58024 0900AM-1150AM TR ECME 1-08 ............................................................ L012 58025 0100PM-0350PM TR ECME 1-08 ........................................................... :L013 58026 0400PM-0650PM TR ECME 1-08

MCEN 4027 3 MECH ENGINEERING ............................... PREREQ MCEN 3021, MCEN 3024, MCEN 3027, AND MCEN 3023 . STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. .. ........................................................... .010 58029 0800AM·0850AM T

0 LAB ..................................................... L011 58030 0100PM-0350PM TR .. .......................................................... L012 58031 0900AM-1150AM TR

MCEN 5027 1 GRAD SEM-COMBUSTION ................. 001 58063 0400PM·0450PM M

IX. Special Topics MCEN 4218 3 INTRO TO FINITE ELEMENTS ............ 001 61954 0800AM-0850AM MWF MCEN 5208 3 SP TPS-OPTOELECT PKG .................. 001 62061 0800AM·0915AM TR

SP TPS·WORLD CLASS MFG ............. 002 62062 0300PM-0350PM MWF MCEN 5228 3 SP TPCS,FINITE ELEMENTS .............. 001 61961 0800AM-0850AM MWF

SP TPS-HYDRO STABILITY ................ 002 62005 1230PM-0145PM TR SP IPS-FRACTURE MECHANIC ........ 003 62063 1230PM~0145PM TR

MCEN 5258 3 SP TPS-COMB FUNDAMENTALS ....... 001 61962 0330PM-0445PM TR

ECCR 1-46 ECME 0-27. ECME 0~27 ECCR 0-16

ECCR 1-40 ECCR 1-30 ECCR 1-03 ECCR 1-40 MUEN E064 ECCR H6 ECCR 1·30

JWDAILY

LJ BOND YCLEE R.L MAHAJAN LJBOND PD_\'VEIOMAN WPROGERS MC.BBANCH

18 18 18

36 18 18 30

40 27 27 30 27 27 20

+ -indicates an arts and sciences core course

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Telecommunications INDEPENDENTSTUDY COURSE WORK iS AVAILABLE. PLEASE CONSUlT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. GRADUATE STUDENTS NEEDING TO REGISTER FOR MASTER'S THESIS, MASTER'S DEGREE CANDIDATE, OR DOCTORAL THESIS, PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. EACH COURSE IN THIS DEPARTMENT HAS A COURSE FEE OF $9 FOR SPECIALIZED SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT.

TLEN 5310 3 TELECOM SYSTEMS ............................ 001 60716 0500PM-0730PM T ECCR 1-12 G MITCHELL 40 .................................................................... 0500PM-0600PM R ECCR 1-40

TLEN 5330 3 DATA COMMUNICATIONS 1 ................. 001 60717 0730AM-0845AM MF ECCR 0-16 HM GATES 56 TLEN 5350 3 SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS .......... 001 60718 0530PM-0800PM M ECCR 1-40 HA HADDAD 48 TlEN 5360 3 TREPHONE SYSTEMS ........................ 001 60719 0800AM-0915AM TR DUAN 0047 S BUSH 56 TLEN 5400 3 TRAFFIC & QUE THEORY .................... 001 00720 0330PM-0445PM TR ECCR 1-28 G MITCHELL 25 TLEN 5460 3 TELECOM SYSTEMS LAB.......................... STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTUR!; AND LAB,

.. , ........................................................... 010 60722 0830AM-0920AM W ECCR 0-36 S BUSH 24 TLEN 5460 0 LAB .............................................. : ....... .L011 60723 0930AM~1120AM W ECEE 2-211A 24 TLEN 5600 1 TELECOM SEMINAR ............................. 001 60724 0330PM-0500PM W EKLC E1B20 J PELTON 96 TLEN 5830 3 SP TPCS;NETWORK MGMT ................. 001 61169 1230PM-0145PM TR CHEM 146 10 TLEN 5832 3 SP TPCS-ENGINEERING ECON .......... 001 60726 0930AM-1045AM MW J ALLEMAN 58 TLEN 5833 3 SPTPCS-UNIX, C, C++ ......................... 001 60727 0100PM-0150PM MWF JR SAUER 24

, ....................................... :., .................... 002 60728 0200PM-0250PM MWF JR SAUER 24 TLEN 5835 3 SPTPS-ECON/POUMGT ASPT ............ 001 60729 0300PM-0530PM M ECCR 1-09 J PELTON 50 TLEN 5106 3 POLITICAL SYS & TELECOMM ............ 001 62701 0930AM-1045AM TR 30 TLEN 5836 3 LAW AND REGULATION ....................... 001 60730 0200PM-0315PM TR CHEM 133 SB MCCRAY 20 TLEN 5837 3 SP TPCS:ADV DIGITAL TELE ............... 001 60731 0530PM-0800PM R ECCR 1-42 T CROSS 35 TLEN 5839 3 TELECOM TARIFFS & ECON ............... 001 61168 1100AM-1215PM TR DUAN 0047 JALLEMAN 30

School qf .journalism and Mass Communication STUDENTS MAY BE DROPPEDFROM JOURNALISM COURSES FOR NON-ATTENDANCE, ESPECIALLY DURING THE FIRST WEEK OF CLASSES: INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE WORK IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. GRADUATE STUDENTS NEEDING TO REGISTER FOR MASTER'S THESIS, MASTER'S DEGREE CANDIDATE, OR DOCTORAL THESIS; PLEASE CONSULT THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION.

EACH COURSE IN THIS DEPARTMENT HAS A COURSE .FEE OF $15 FOR SPECIALIZED SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT.

I. Core Curriculum and General _Electives JOUR 1001 3 CONTEMP MASS MEDIA ..................... b01 56970 0200PM-0315PM TR RAMY C250 J WHITT 204

..................................... : ........................ 002 56971 0330PM-Q445PM TR EKLC E1B75 32

........ .-.................................................... 003 56972 0330PM-0445PMTR HLMS 137 39

............ : ....................... ~ ......................... 004 56973 0330PM-0445PM TR - - GUGG 205 40 JOUR 2001 3 MASS MEDIA WRITING............................. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB.

.. ~ ....................................................... , ... 100 56975 0300PM-0350PM M RAMY C250 JE ARNOLD 200 0 LAB ..................................................... L101 56976 1200PM-0250PM M MCKY 33D 17

............................................................ L102 56977 0300PM-0550PMM MCKY33D 17

........................................................... .L 1 03 56978 1200PM-0250PM W MCKY 33D 17

....... : .................................................... L 104 56979 0300PM-0550PM W MCKY 33D 17

............................................................ L 105 56980 0800AM-1 050AM T MCKY 33D 17

..................... : ...................................... L106. 56981 1100AM-0150PMT MCKY33D 17

............................................................ L107 56982 0800AM-1050AM R MCKY 33D 17

................................... , ........................ L108 569S3 110bAM-0150PMR MCKY33D 17

............................................................ L 1 09 56984 0600PM-0850PM M MCKY 33D . 17

............................................................ L 110 56985 0600PM-0850PM T MCKY 33D 17

............................................................ L 111 56986 0600PM-0850PM W MCKY 33D 17

........................................................... .L 112 56987 0600PM-0850PM R MCKY 33D 1L

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JOUR 4272 3 INTRO PUB RELATIONS ..................... 001 57019 0330PM~0445PMTR F HOBBS 51 JOUR 4282 3 PUB RELATIONS PROJECTS ................... PREREQ JOUR 4272. SAME AS JOUR 5282.

...................... : ....................................... 001 57020 0400PM-0630PM T MUEN E130 25 JOUR 4502 3 REPORTING 3 ............................................ PREREQS SENIOR STiNDifvG AND JOUR 3552 AND 4002. LAB TO BE

ARRANGED. OPEN ONLY TO MAJORS. SAME AS JOUR 5502. . .. ..... : .............................. : ....................... 001 57024 1000AM-1050AM F LIBR S421 FL KAPLAN 10 ........................... : .................................. 002 57025 1000AM-10SOAM F LIBR S421 E GAEDDERT 16

JOUR 4552 1-3 ADVANCED EDITING ........................ ........ THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE THE DEPARTMENT FOR ELIGIBILITY. ...................................... : ....................... 800 1000AM-1050AM MWF MCKY 102 DL RIDGWAY 20

JOUR 4562 3 ELECTRONIC JOURNALISM ............... OOt 62120 1100AM-0130PM F MCKY 3C B HENDERSON JOUR 4662 3 NEWSPAPER MANAGEMENT.................. SAME AS JOUR 5662.

.................................................. .' ........... 001 62118 0100PM~0330PMF MCKY117 10 JOUR 5102 3 ADVANCED PHOTOGRAPHY ............. 001 62122 0930AM-1 030AM TR MCKY 117 PF MOLONEY 10 JOUR 5282 3 PUB RELATIONS PROJECTS ................... PREREQ JOUR 4272 OR CONSENT OF SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM.

SAME AS JOUR 4282. .............................................................. 001 57060 0400PM-0630PM T MUEN E130 .5

JOUR 5502 3 REPORTING SEMINAR ....................... 001 57066 1 OOOAM-1 050AM F LIBR S421 FL KAPLAN JOUR 5512 3 INVESTIGATIVE REPORTING ............. 001 57067 0930AM-1 045AM TR LIBR S421 LACKLAND 18 JOUR 5552 3 NEWS EDITING .................................... 001 57068 0200PM-0415PM TR MCKY3B P RAYBON 15

................................................. -............. 002 62663 0830AM-1045AM MW MCKY3B B HENDERSON 8 JOUR 5562 3 ELECTRONIC JOURNALISM ............... 001 62121 1100AM·0130PM F MCKY3C B HENDERSON 10 JOUR 5662 3 NEWSPAPER MANAGEMENT .................. SAME AS JOUR 4662.

.............................................................. 001 62119 01 OOPM-0330PM F MCKY 117 10 JOUR 5802 3 MAGAZINE ARTICLE WRITING ........... 001 57077 1200PM-0230PM F LIBR S421 FL KAPLAN 10 JOUR 58,12 3 SCIENCE WRITING .............................. 001 5.7078 0400PM-0630PM T HALE235 JTDENNETI 13

Ill. Advertising JOUR ~03 3 PRINCIPLES OF ADVERTISNG .......... 001 61600 0200PM-0315PM TR HALE 270 GOODE-ALLEN 200 -

JOUR 3453 3 ADV COPY AND LAYOUT.......................... PREREQ JOUR 3403. MAY BE LIMITED TO MAJORS. .............................................................. 001 56995 0530PM-0800PM T MCKY 3B GOODE-ALLEN 18 .. ............................................................ 002 56996 1230PM-0145PM TR MCKY 3B BR ROBBS 18

JOUR 3463 3 ADVERTISING MEDIA ............................... PREREQ -JOUR 3403. MAY BE LIMITED TO MAJORS. .. ............................................................ 001 56997 0200PM-0315PM TR L WEISBERG 50

. JOUR 34l3 3 ADVERTISING RESEARCH ................. 001 56998 0930AM·1045AM TR MCKY 102 S·L EVERETT 70 JOUR 39131~~ADVERTISING PRACTICUM ..................... _ THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE THE

DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. ............................................................... 800 0400PM-0450PM TR MCKY 3D JD DITZEL 30

JOUR 4403 4 ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS..................... PREREQS JOUR 3453, 34q3 AND 3473 . .............................................................. 001 57021 0400PM-0545PM MW MCKY 3B TR DUNCAN 15 ............................................. : ................ 002 57022 0330PM-0515PM TR LIBR S421 L WEISBERG 18

JOUR 4453 3 ADVERTISING, SOCIETY.......................... SAME AS JOUR 5453 . ............ , ................................................. 001 57023 0330PM-0445PM TR MUEN E131 GOODE-ALLEN 30

JOUR 5403 4 ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS..................... SAME AS JOUR 4403 . .............. : ............................................... 001 57061 0400PM-0545PM MW MCKY 3B TR DUNCAN 3

JOUR 5423 3 ·IMC-CASES ................................................ PREREQJOUR 5413 . ............................................... , .............. 001 57062 0900AM-1150AM W LIBR S421 TR DUNCAN 15

JOUR 5433 4 IMC-CREATIVE STRATEGY ................ 001 57063 0930AM-1115AM TR MCKY 230 BR ROBBS 20 JOUR 5453 3 ADVERTISING, SOCIETY.......................... SAME;. AS JOUR 4453 .

.............................................................. 001 57065 0330PM-0445PM TR MUEN E131 GOODE-ALLEN 16

IV. Broadcast JOUR 3604 3 RADIO AND TV NEWS ............................... PREREQ JOUR 2001, 3001. OPEN ONLY TO MAJORS .

......................... , .................................... 001- 57002 0900AM·1150AM M MCKY 3C J RUSSOMANNO 17

........ : ..................................................... 002 57003 0800AM·1050AM W MCKY 3C DB HEIDER 17 JOUR 3644 3 PRIN.BROADr.A~T Pr:l()n nnrnrr-. '"'"- --- · - ·

JOUR 3001 3 REPORTING 1 ............................................ PREREQS JOUR 2001 AND JUNIOR STANDING. MAY BE LIMITED TO MAJORS. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND RECITA T/ON. STUD"ENT MUST REGISTER FOR L5CTURE AND RECITATION. .............................................................. 010 56988 1100AM-1150AM T MCKY 102 16

JOUR 3001 0 RECITATION ...................................... R011 56989 0400PM-0550PM MW MCKY 33C 16 3 REPORTING 1 ...................................... 020 56990 11 OOAM-1150AM T COTT 104 R CHAVEZ 16 0 RECITATION ...................................... R021 56991 0200PM-0350PM MW MCKY 3C R CHAVEZ 16 3 REPORTING.1 ...................................... 030.56992 1100AM,1150AMT EDUC132 16 0 RECITATION ...................................... R031 56993 1230PM-0220PM TR MCKY 33C 16

JOUR 3771 3 .MASS COMM HISTORY ............................. UPPER DIVISION STANDING REQUIRED. MAY BELlM/TED TO MAJORS. ...............•.............................................. 001 570.10 0300PM-0415PM MW HLMS 137 J WHITT 38 .............................. : ............................... 002 57011 0330PM-0445PM TR CLRE 209 33 ..................... , .....•.................................. 003 57012 0800AM·0850AM MWF MCKY 102 45

JOUR 4651 3 MASS COMMUNICATION LAW ........... 001 57032 09bOAM-0950AM MWF MCKY 102 R TRAGER 70 JOUR 4711 3 MASS MEDIAICULTURE ...................... 001 57034 0800AM·0915AM TR CLRE 209 KROSS 35 JOUR 4791 3 MASS COMMAND PUB OPIN ................... SENIOR STANDING REQUIRED. MAY BE LIMITED TO MAJORS. SAME

~~~~t / .......................................................... : ... 001 57035 0200PM·0315PM TR HALE 230 AC CALABRESE 35 ........................................................... : .. 002 57036 0200PM-0250PM MWF ECON 205 40

JOUR 4831 3 PUBLICATION DESIGN ....................... 001 62103 0600PM-0830PM MW MCKY 3B • SE MORIARTY 10 JOUR 4871 3 SP TPCS-ETHICS .................... ~ ........... 001 62658 0200PMc0430PM W MCKY 117 SJ O"BRIEN 10

SP TPCS-MEDIAIARTS WRITN ........... 002. 62664 0600PM-0830PM R LIBR S421 H MOVSHOVITZ 15 TPCS-MEDIA!SOCIETAL VALU ........... 003 62084 1100AM-1150AM MWF EKLC E1B75 DC NIEMEYER 30

JOUR 5711 3 MASS MEDIA/CULTURE ...................... 001 62660 0200PM;0430PM M LIBR S421 · PE MCLEAN 15 JOUR 5791 .3 MASS COMM & PUBLIC OP ................ 001 57076 0200PM-0315PM TR HALE 230 AC CAlABRESE 10 JOUR 5831 3 PUBLICATION DESIGN ....................... 001 62104 0600PM-0830PM MW MCKY 3B SE MORIARTY 8 JOUR 5871 3 SP TPCS-ETHICS ................................ 001 62659 0200PM-0430PM W MCKY 117 SJ O"BRIEN 10 JOUR 6061 3 MASS COMM RESEARCH ................... 001 57092 0900AM-1130AM F MCKY 117 S-L EVERETT 20 JOUR6551 3 TELECOMMUNICATIONPOLICY ........ 001 57094 '0900AM-1130AMW MCKY117 ACCALABRESE 15 JOUR 6651 3 PRESS AND CONSTITUTION ............. 001 57095 11 OOAM·1150AM MWF MCKY 102 R TRAGER 20 JOUR 6721 3 MESSAGE EFFECTIVENESS .............. 001 62083 1230PM·0250PM R LiBR 8421 SE MORIARTY 16 JQUR 6781 3 ECON, POL OF MASS COMM ............ ,001 57098 1230PM·0315PM T LIBR S421 M TRACEY 15 JOUR 7021 3 PROSEMINAR IN ................................. 001 57108 0500PM·0730PM T, MCKY 117 M TRACEY 7

COMMUNICATION THEORY II JOUR 7061 3 QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH ............... 001 57109 0900AM·1130AM M MCKY 117 SE EVERETT 10

METHODS IN MASS COMM JOUR 7871 3 SP TPC:MEDIA, GENDER ................... 001 62661 0200PM-0430PM W LIBRS421 MJ MORITZ 18

II. News Editorial/Public Relations JOUR 3102 3 PRESS PHOTOGRAPHY ........................... PREREQ JOUR2001. MAY BE LIMITED TO MAJORS. THREE HOUR

LAB TO BE ARRANGED. .............................................................. 001 56994 0800AM·0850AM TR MCKY 102 PF MOLONEY 25

JOUR 3552 3 NEWS EDITING.......................................... PREREQ JOUR 3001: OPEN ONLY TO MAJORS. ........................................................ : ..... 001 56999 0830AM-1045AM MW MCKY 3B B HENDERSON 10 .............................................................. 002 S7000 0830AM·1 045AM TR MCKY 3B JE ARNOLD 15 .............................................................. 003 57001 0100PM·0315PM MW MCKY 33B 15

JOUR 3902 1-3 NEWSPAPER PRACTICUM........................ THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. .............................................................. 801 1000AM-1050AM MW

JOUR 4002 3 REPORTING 2 ............................................ PREREQJOUR3001. ....................... , ....................................... 001 57015 1100AM-1215PMTR .............................................................. 002 57016 1100AM-1215PMTR ................................. , ............................ 003 .57017 1100AM-1215PMTR

JOUR 4102 3 ADVANCED PHOTOGRAPHY ................... PREREQJOUR 3102. .............................................................. 001 57018 0930AM-1030AMTR


MCKY 102

MCKY33B MCKY 117 LIBR S421

MCKY 117

DL RIDGWAY

P RAYBON

PF MOLONEY

77

16 16 16

10

REGISTER FOR LECTURE. AND LAB. .............................................................. 010 57004 0100PM-0255PM MW STAD 308 OF SHAW 18

·o LAB ..................................................... L011 57005 0310PM·0450PM MW STAD 308 OF SHAW 18 3 PAIN BROADCAST PROD ................... 020 57006 0100PM-0250PM TR STAD 308 18 0 LAB ............. , ....................................... L021 57007 0310PM-0450PM TR STAD 308 18

JOUR 367 4 3 TV PRODUCTION 2 ................................... PREREQ JOUR 3644. MAY BE LIMITED TO MAJORS. SiUDfNT MUST REGISTERFOR LECTURE AND LAB. . ............................................................. .Q10 57008 0900AM·1030AM TR STAD 308 SB JONES 20

20 0 LAB ..................................................... L011 57009 1040AM-1250PM TR STAD 308 SB JONES JOUR 4624 3 RADIO-TV NEWS EDITING......................... PREREQS JOUR 3001, 3604, AND 3644. SAME AS JOUR 5624.

STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB . .............................................................. 010. 57029 11 OOAM-1250PM F MCKY 3B DB HEIDER 18

0 LAB ..................................................... L011 57030 0900AM·1250PM TR MCKY 3C DBHEIDER 9 ...................... : .............................. l ..... L012 57031 TBA DB HEIDER 9

JOUR 467 4 1-3 TV PRODUCTION 3 ............................. 001 57033 0900AM·1250PM TR. SEE DEPT J RUSSOMANNO 15 JOUR 4874 3 SP TPCS-TV DOCUMENTARY .................. PREREQ JOUR 3644. SAME AS JOUR 5874.

.............................................................. 001 57045 0330PM-0445PM TR MCKY 117 MJ MORITZ 20 SP TPCS-SPORTS BDCST .................. 002 57046 0600PM-0830PM H fqCKY 117 T EDWARDS 25

JOUR 5624 3 RADIO-TV NEWS EDITING ........................ PREREQS JOUR 5511 AND 5514. SAME AS JOUR 4624. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. .............................................................. 010 57073 1100AM·1250PM F MCKY 3B DB HEIDER 5

0 LAB ..................................................... L011 57074 0900AM-1250PM TR MCKY 3C DB HEIDER 3 JOUR 5874 3 SPECIAL TOPICS TV ................................. SAME AS JOUR 4874 ..

DOCUMENTARY ................................. 001 57087 0330PM-0445PM TR MCKY 117 MJ MORITZ 5

College of Music

Convocation Music CONV 19900 CONVOCATION RECITALS ................. 001 51911 TBA. CONV 2990 0 CONVOCATION RECITALS ................. 001 51912 TBA

Elective Music

350 350

MUSIC ELECTIVES OPEN TO BOTH NON MUSIC AND MUSIC MAJORS. IF A STUDENT HAS REGISTERED FOR A COURSE BUT HAS NOT ATTENDED DURING THE FIRST THREE CLASS MEETINGS, THAT STUDENT MAY BE ADMINISTRATIVELY DROPPED FROM THE CLASS. EACH COURSE IN THIS DEPARTMENT HAS A COURSE FEE OF $12 FOR SPECIALIZED SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT. .

I. Elective EMUS 10813 BASIC MUSIC THEORY ....................... 001 53859 1200PM·1250PM. MWF

+EMUS 1832 3APPRECIATION OF MUSIC .................. 001 53906 0200PM·0250PM MWF .............................................................. 002 53907 0100PM-Q150PM MWF .............................................................. 003 53908 11 OOAM-1150AM MWF .............................................................. 004 53909 0900AM-0950AM MWF .............................................................. 005 53910 0930AM·1 045AM TR .............................................................. 006 62681 1000AM-1050AM MWF ........................... : .................................. 008 53912 1200PM-1250PM MWF

EMUS 1852 3 MUSIC-ROCK ERA ......... , ..................... 001 62680 0100PM-0150PM MWF +EMUS 2752 3 HIST U.S. FOLK/POP MUSIC .............. 001 53914 1200PM-1250PM MWF EMUS 2772 3 WORLD MUSICS-AMERS/AFRIC ........ 001 53915 1230PM·0145PM TR EMUS 3082 3 AMERICAN POPULAR MUSIC ............ 001 53916 0930AM·1045AM TR EMUS 3642 3 HISTORY OF JAZZ ............................... 001 53953 1230PM·0145PM TR +EMUS 3832 3 MUSIC LITERATURE 2 ....... : ................ 001 53954 0200PM-0250PM MWF EMUS 3203 2 MUS FOR CLASSROOM TEACH ........ 001 53917 0200PM-0315PM TR

.............................................................. 002 53918 0330PM-0445PM TR

MUS NB95 MALLEN 80 MUS C199 GT SANDFORD 120 MUS C125 J GLYDE 60 MUS C125 FAWCETT-YESKE 60 MUS C125 M ALLEN 60 MUS C125 D HAYES 60 MUS C199 JM BRODY 120 MUS NB59 OJ PINKOW 39 MUS C199 JM BRODY 120 MUS C199 TL RIIS 120 MUS C199 B ROMERO 120 MUS C199 LE WORSTER 120 MUS C112 WL HILL 450 MUS NB59 OB ELLSWORTH 35 MCKY 213 PE BRUNS 35 MCKY 213 KM KUCSAN 35


~ f;i · II. Ap.plied Music Classes Q.: EMUS 1184 1 VOICE CLASS ..................... : ................ 001 53864 0300PM-0350PM MW MUS NB59 12 ~ ............. , ................................................ 002 53865 1100AM-1150AM.TR MUS NB85 a_ ... , ... : ...................................................... 003 53866 0100PM-0150PM TR MUS N1800C ~ .......... , ...... ,. ............................................ 004 53867 0100PM-0150PM TR MUS C125

.............................................................. 005 53868 1100AM-1150AM TR MUS N1800C

12 12 12 12

................................................................ 006 53869 1200PM-1250PMMW MUS N1800C 12 EMUS 21841 VOICE CLASS ...................................... 001 53913 1000AM-1050AM MW MUS NB85 15 EMUS 1 f15 2 PIANO CLASS 1 .......................................... FOR BEGINNERS WITH NO KEYBOARD EXPERIENCE OR WITH

INSTRUCTOR CONSENT. :• . .............................................................. 001 53860 1100AM,1150AM MWF. MUS. N180D TGILLE .............................................................. 002 53861 1200PM-1250PM MWF. MUS N180D T GILLE

·13 13

EMUS 1125 2 PIANO _CLASS II ......................................... PREREQ EMUS 1115 OR INSTRUCTOR CONSENT. .•. , .......................................................... 001 53863 0300PM-0350PM MWF MUS N180D T GILLE 13

Ill. Music Ensembles (audition required) EMUS 3217 1 CHOIRS/SINGERS ............................... 001 53919 1200PM-1250PM MTWR MCKY 102 LC KAPTEIN 15

25 75

EMUS 5217 1 CHOIRS/SINGERS ............................... 001 53955 1200PM-1250PM MTWR MCKY 102 LC KAPTEIN EMUS 1227 1 CHOIRS/UN IV CHOIR .......................... 001 53871 · 01 OOPM-0150PM MW MCKY 102 LC KAPTEIN

- .................................................................... 1230PM-0145PM TR . MCKY 102 EMUS 3227 1 CHOIRS/UNIV CHOIR .......................... 001 53920 0100PM-0150PM MW MCKY 102 LC KAPTEIN 75

.................................................................... 1230PM-0145PM TR. MCKY 102 EMUS 5227 r CHOIRS/UNIV CHOIR .......................... 001 53956 0100PM-0150PM MW MCKY 102 LC KAPTEIN 50

......... ,.......................................................... 1230PM-Q145PM TR MCKY 102 EMUS 1237 1 CHOIRS!WOMENS ............................... O<i1 53872 0200PM-0250PM MTWR MCKY 102 EMUS 3237 1 CHOIRS/WOMENS ............................... 001 53921 020QPM-Q250PM MTWR MCKY 102 EMUS 1247 1 SILVER AND GOLD MEN ..................... 001 53873 0700PM-0900PM T MCKY 102 EMUS 3247 1 SILVER AND'GOLD MEN .... : ................ 001 53922 0700PM-0900PM T MCKY 102 EMUS 1257 1 CHOIRS/COLLEGIATE ......................... 001 53874 0400PM-D450PM MTWR MCKY 102 EMUS 3257 1 CHOIRsiCOLLEGIATE ............... : ......... 001 53923 0400PM-0450PM MrwR . MCKY 102 EMUS 1277 1 COURT PLAYER$ ................................ 001 53875 0400PM-0550PM F MUS C174 EMUS 1297 1 WIND ENSEMBLE ................ : ............... 001 53876 1200PM-0150PM MW MUS C174 EMUS 3297 1· WIND ENSEMBLE ................................ 001 53924 1200PM-0150PM MW MUS C174. EMUS 5297 1 WIND ENSEMBLE ................................ 001 53957 1200PM-1250PM MW MUS C174 EMUS 1307 1 SYMPHONIC BAND ............................. 001· S3877 0400PM-0550PM TR MUS C174

CONCERT BAND ...... : .......................... 002 53878 o400PM-0550PM MW MUS C174 CAMPUS.BAND ................................... :003 53879 07Q(IPM-D900PM W MUS C174

EMUS3307 1 .SYMPHONIC BAND ............................. 001 53925 0400PM-0550PM TR MUS C174 CONCERT BAND : ............................... 002 53926 0400PM-0550PM MW MUS C174 CAMPUS BAND ................................... 003 53927 0700PM-0900PM W MUS C174

EMUS 5307 1 SYMPHONIC BAND ............................. 00.1 53958 0400PM-D450PM TR MUS C174 EMUS 1327 1 SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA .................. 001 53880 0405PM-0605PM MW MUS C112 EMUS 3327 1 SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA .................. 001 53928 0405PM-D605PM MW MUS C112 EMUS 5327 1 SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA .................. 001 53959 0405PM-0605PM MW MUS C112 EMUS 1347 1 BELL ENSEMBLE ................................. 001 53882 0530PM-0700PM TR MCKY BSMT EMUS 3347 1 BI;LL ENSEMBlE ......... , ....................... 001 ~3930 0530PM-0700PM TR MCKY BSMT EMUS 1357 1. HARp ENSEMBLE ................................ 001· 53883 0400PM-o4sOPM TR MUS C125 EMUS 3357 1 HARP ENSEMBLE ....... : ........................ 001 53931 0400PM-0450PM TR MUS C125 EMUS 1367 1 EARLY MUSIC ENSEMBLES ............... OOl 53884 0100PM-0150PM MTWR MUS N1885

.............................................................. 002 53885 0100PM-0150PM MTWR MUS N180B EMUS 3367 1 EARLY MUSIC ENSEMBLES ............... 001 53932 0100PM-0150PM MTWR MUS N1B85

....... : .. , ................................................... 002 53933 0100PM-0150PM MTWR MU~ N180B EMUS 5367 1 EARLY MUSICENSEMBLES ............... 001 53961 0100PM-0150PM MTWR MUS N1B85

.............................................................. 002 53962 0100PM-0150PM MTWR MUS N180B

LA DREILICH 30 LA DREILICH 80 LC KAPTEIN 30 LC KAPTEIN 25 JS GEMMELL 100 J$ GEMMELL 60 TECANEVA 60 AR MCMURRAY 20 AR MCMURRAY 20 AR MCMURRAY 20 AR MCMURRAY 50 TECANEVA 50 AR MCMURRAY 50 AR MCMURRAY 50 TECANEVA 50 AR .MCMURRAY 50 AR MCMURRAY 50 GG BERNSTEIN 100 GG BERNSTEIN 50 GG BERNSTEIN 50 KE PFIFFNER 10 KE PFIFFNER 20 LO OKUNIEWSKI 15 LO OKUNIEWSKI 5 E, FARR 20 CF WOLZIEN 20 E, FARR 20 CF WOLZIEN 25 E, FARR 20 CF WOLZIEN 20

MUSC 4071 2 ANALYSIS 2 .......................................... 001 58243 11 OOAM-1150AM'MW MUS NB59 YUNO 20 MUSC 4081 3 INTRO TO MUS TECHNOLOGY .......... 001 58244 01 OOPM-0230PM TR MUS NB46 J LUKASIK 12 MUSC 4101 3 THEORY/AURAL REVIEW ................... 001 58245 08QOAM-0850AM MWF MUS C125 Y ISHIKAWA 25 MUSC'4111 2 MUS TECH & VISUAL MEDIA .............. 001 58247 0200PM-0250PM MWF MUS NB46 J LUKASIK 12 MUSC 4121 2 INTERMED MUS TECH ........................ 001 58248 0100PM-0150PM MWF MUS N846 J LUKASIK 12 MUSC 5071 3 ADVANCED AN-ALYSIS 2 ..................... 001 58260 0930AM-1 045AM TR MUS NB85 RETOENSING 20 MUSC 7801 3 DOC SEMINAR-THEORY ..................... 001 58280 0200PM-0450PM T MUS N285 LJ GONZALEZ 10

.............................................................. 002 62369 1 OOOAM-1250PM F MUS NB85 CG EAKIN 10

It History and Literature MUSC 3812 3 HISTORY OF MUSIC .................................. PREREQ MUS(( 2101 OR INSTRUCTOR CONSENT.

.............................................................. 001 58237 0900AM-0950AM MWF MUS NB59 AA LUHRING 50

............................... , .............................. 002 58238 1000AM-1050AM MWF MUS NB59 AALUHRJNG 50 MUSC 4752 3 WOMEN COMPOSERS .............................. PREREQ UPPER DIVISION STANDING .

.............................................................. 001 62372 1100AM-1150AMMWF MUS N285 D HAYES 10 MUSC 4852 3 17TH-EARLY 18TH CENTURY .................. PREREQ MUSIC 3802.

.............................................................. 001 62374 0930AM-1045AM TR MUS N285 AA LUHRING 10 MUSC 4872 3 LATE 18TH/19TH CENT MUSC ................. PREREQ UPPER DIVISION STANDING.

.................... : ......................................... 001 62388 1230PM-0145PM TR MUS N285 D HAYES 20 MUSG 4892 3 LA TIN AMERICAN MUSIC ......................... PREREQ MUSC 3812 OR CONSENT OF INSTRUCTOR

...................... : ....................................... 001 58257 0200PM-0315PM TR MUS C125 JK GALM 20 MUSC 5742 3 AMERICAN INDIAN MUSIC ................. 001 58271 0930AM-1045AM TR MUS NB59 B ROMERO 20 MUSC5752 3 WOMENCOMPOSERS ........................ 001 62373 1100AM-1150AMMWF MUS N285 DHAYES 10 MUSC 5842 3 MUSIC AESTHETICS ........................... 001 58275 1000AM-1050AM MWF MUS N180C WK KEARNS 20 MUSC 58_52 3 17TH-EARLY 18TH CENTURY ............ 001 62375 0930AM-1045AM TR MUS N285 AA LUHRING 10 MUSC 5872 3 LATE 18TH/19TH CENT MUSC ........... 001 62389 1230PM-0145PM TR MUS N285 D HAYES 25 MUSC 5892-3 LATIN AMERICAN MUSIC ................... 001 58276 0200PM-0315PM TR MUS C125 JK GALM 20 MUSC 7832 3 SEMINAR IN MUSICOLOGY ................ 001 62371 0200PM-0450PM R MUS N285 OB ELLSWORTH 10

· Ill. Music Education MUSC 3113 3 INTRO TO THE ARTS .............. , ........... 001 58229 0930AM-1045AM TR MCKY 213 KJ MCCARTHY 37 MUSC 3143 3 TCHG INSTRUMENTAL MUS .............. 001 58230 0900AM-D950AM MWF MUS. NB85 TE CANEVA 30 MUSC 3153 2 TCHG WOODWIND INSTRUMENT ..... 001 58231 0800AM-0915AM TR MUS C174 D CARMICHAEL 30 MUSC 3193 2 VOCAL PED/YOUNG VOICES ............. 001 58234 0800AM-0850AM MW MUS NB59 PC MASON 30 MUSC 3233 2 MARCH/JAZZ BAND & STRING .......... 001 58235 1100AM-1150AM WF MUS N180C TE CANEVA 30 MUSC 4103 1 INTRO STUDENT TEACHING ................... PREREQ MUSC 3103, 3123, OR 3143. COREQ EDUC 4122.

..... : ........................................................ 001 58246 1000AM-1050AM TR MUS N180B WL HILL 18 MUSC4113 3 TEACHINGGENERALMUSIC2 .......... 001 62384 0400PM-0630PMM MCKY213 JMONTGOMERY 30 MUSC 4123 3 STUDENT TEACH PRAC-ELEM .......... 001 58249 TBA WL HILL 18 MUSC4133 3 STUDENTTEACHPRAC-SECON ....... 001 58250 TBA WLHILL 18 MUSC 4193 1 SEM- STUDENT TEACHING ............... 001 58251 0400PM-0450PM F MUS NB59 WL HILL 20 MUSC 5103 3 TEACHING GENERAL MUSIC ............. 001 62385 0400PM-0630PM M MCKY 213 J MONTGOMERY 25 MUSC 6203 3 PSYC OF MUSIC LEARNING .............. 001 62387 0400PM-0630PM R MUS NB59 J MONTGOMERY 20 MUSC 7123 2 RSCH PRACTICUM-MUS ED .............. 001 58278 0400PM-0540PM W MUS NB59 KJ MCCARTHY 20

IV. Voice MUSC 4464 2 FRENCH/GRMN DICTION/REP ........... 001 58254 0200PM-0250PM TR MUS N180C RJ HARRISON 30 MUSC 5484 2 GRAD SEM VOCAL PED ..................... 001 58267 0100PM-0250PM F MUS N180C P PETERSON 15

v. Keyboard MUSC 2325 2 APPL HARMONY/KEYB0ARD ............. 001 58224 0100PM-0150PM TR SEE DEPT LMGRAHAM 25 MUSC 2365 2 INTRO TO ACCOMPANYING .... : ......... 001 58225 0100PM-0250PM W MUS C112 R SPILLMAN 20

.............................................................. 002 58226 0200PM-0250PM WF SEE DEPT CFWOLZIEN 20 MUSC 3355 2 PIANO PEDAGOGY II .......................... 001 58236 0200PM-0250PM TR !=:1=1= f)I=PT T~lll CO

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SECTIONS FOR BRASS ARE: 800-PINKOW, 801-SAWCHUK, 802-STANLEY, 803-ALLEN. EMUS 1377 1 CHAMBER MUSIC-BRASS .... : ............. 800 TBA OJ PINKOW 10 EMUS 3377 1 ·CHAMBER MUSIC-BRASS .................. 800 TBA DJ PINKOW 20 EMUS 5377 1 CHAMBER MUSIC-BRASS .................. 800 TBA OJ PINKOW 20

SECTIONS FOR STRING ARE: BOO-LEHNERT, B01-STAFF, B02-GLYDE, B03-STAFF, B04-WOLZIEN,805-ERHARD. EMUS 1387 1 CHAMBER MUSIC-STRING .... : ............ 800 TBA 0 LEHNERT 20 E;¥VS 3387 1. Cf;1~MBER MUSIC-STRINGS .............. 800 TBA 0 LEHNERT 20 EMUS 5387 1 CHAMBER MUSIC-STRINGS .............. 800 TBA 0 LEHNERT 20 EMUS ~397 1 CHAMBER MUSIC 2-PIANO ................ 801 TBA R SPILLMAN 20 EMUS 3397 1 CHAMBER MUSIC 2-PIANO ................ 801 TBA. R SPILLMAN 15

SEQ.TIONS FOR WOODWIND ARE: BOO-ISHIKAWA, B01-BRODY, B02-MYER, 803~COOK. EMUS 1407 1 CHAMBER MUSIC-WOODWIND ......... 800 TBA EMUS 34071 CHAMBER MUSIC-WOODWINDS ....... 800 TBA EMUS 5407 1 CHAMBER MUSIC-WOODWINDS ....... 800 . TBA EMUS 1417 .1 PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE .................. 001 53901 . 0200PM-0250PM ;MW

. ......... : .............................................. · ...... Q02 62392 O?OOPM-0350PM F EMUS 3417 1 PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE ... ; ............ :.oo1 53948 0200PM-0250PM MW

.............. , ....................... : ....................... 002 62394 020QPM,Q350PM F EMUS 1427 1 JAil. ENSEMBLE ................................. 800 1230PM-0150PM TR

.............. :.; ............................................. 801 QBSOPM-OSQQRM TR EMUS 3427 1 JAll. ENSEMBLE ........................ : ........ 800 1230PM~01-50PM TR

... , .................. , ....................................... 801 0630PM-0800PM TR EMUS 1437 1 JAll. COMBO ....................................... 800 TBA

MUS NB08 MUS NB08 .MUS N.BOB MUS NB08 MUS C174 MUS C174 MUS C174 MUS Cf74

EMUS 3437 1 JA72 COMBO ....................................... 800 TBA EMUS 1447 1 GUITAR ENSEMBLE ................... : ........ 800 0400PM-0530PM TR MUS NB85 EMUS 3447 1 GUITAR ENSEMBLE ............................ 800 0400PM-0530PM TR MUS NB85 EMUS 3457 1 ELECTRONIC M~SIC ENSEMBL .... , ... 800 TBA

Music

Y ISHIKAWA Y ISHIKAWA YISHIKAWA D~WALTER DWALTER • DWALTER DWALTER TR MYER TRMYER TR MYER TR MYER TRMYER TF!.MYER CFWOLZIEN CFWOLZIEN J LUKASIK

INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE WORK IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE·CONSULTTHE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. EACH COURSE IN THIS DEPARTMENT HAS A COURSE FEE OF $12 FOR SPECIALIZED SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT.

I. Theory and Composition MUSC 11012 SEM 1 THEORY ......................................... COREQ MUSC 1121.

20 10 . 20 20 15 20 15 15 15 40 40 40 40 10 15 40

........... : ................................................... 001 58210 0800AM-0850AM MW MUS C199 100 MUSC 1111 2 SEM 2 THEORY ......................................... COREQ MUSC 1131 .. .

.............................................................. 001 58211 0900AM-0950AM MW MUS C199 S BRUNS 100 MUSC 1121.1 SEM 1 AURAL SKILLS ......................... 001 58212 0900A~-0950AM MW MUS NB46 20

.............................................................. 002 58213 0800AM-0850AM TR MUS NB59 20 MUSC 1131 1 SEM 2 AURAL SKILLS ......................... 001 58214 0800AM-0850AM TR MUS .NB85 20

.............................................................. 002 58215 0800AM~0850AM TR MUS N1800C 20

.............................................................. 003 58216 0900AM-0950AM T.R MUS N1800C 20

............ : ................................................. 004 58217 0800AM-0850AM MW MUS N1800C 20

.............................................................. 005 58218 0900AM-0950AM TR MUS NB46 16 MUSC 2021 1 EAR TRAIN LAB 3RD SEM ................. :001 58221 1200PM-1250PM MW MUS C125 Y UNO 16

.............................................................. 002 58222 0800AM-0850AM MW MUS N885 16 MUSC 2071 2 INSTRUMENTATION ............................ 001 58223 1000AM-1050AM TR MUS N180C RR FINK 35 MUSC2111 3 THEORY4(4THSEM) ......................... 001 62368 1000AM-1050AMMWF MUS C125 YUNO 100 MUSC 3051 2 BEGINNING COMPOSITION ............... 001 58227 0200PM-0250PM TR MUS C199 RE TOENSING 20 MUSC 30712 JAZZ IMPROVISATION .............................. Tf-iiS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE THE

DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY . ............................ : .............................. ; .. 801' 0200PM-0250PM MW

MUSC 4011 2 16TH C COUNTERPOINT·.·,-: ........ : ........ 001 58241 0200PM-0250PM TR MUSC 4031 2 · SCORING AND ARRANGING .............. 001 58242 0100PM-01.50PM TR

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MUS N180C GADYES MUS NB59 RR FINK MUS NB59 GA DYES

15 20 20

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MUSC 4365 2 . PIANO ACCOMPANYING .................... 001 58253 0100PM-0250PM W MUS C112 R SPILLMAN 25 MUSC 5335 2 PIANO LITERATURE 11 ......................... 001 58264 0400PM-0450PM MW MUS C125 A CHOW 5 MUSC 5375 2 OPERA FOR PIANISTS ........................ 001 58265 0900AM-1 050AM T SEE DEPT R SPILLMAN 25

VI. Choral and Instrumental Music MUSC 31862 CONDUCTING 11 ....... .-:-.......................... 001 58232 0200PM~0250PM TR MUS G174 'AR MCMURRAY 30

... ; .......................................................... 002 58233 0300PM-0350PM MW MCKY 102 SH HART 30 MUSC 5536 2 SUZUKI STRING .................................. 001 58268 0200PM-0250PM TR MUS N1808 WSTARR 12 MUSC 5666 2 CHAM MUS LIT FOR WINDS ............... 001 62355 0200PM-0250PM MW MUS C125 Y ISHIKAWA 30

VII. Theses and Recital$ MUSC 39871 BA IN MUSIC RSCH SEM .................... 001 58239 0100PM-0150PM F MUS N285 KD KROEGER 25

MUSC 3997 1 JUNIOR RECITAL ..................................... THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. .............................................................. 800 TBA KJ MCCARTHY 30

MUSC 4957 0-4 SENIOR THESIS...................................... THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY: .............................................................. 800 TBA KJ MCCARTHY 100

MUSC 4997 1 SENIOR RECITAL...................................... THIS IS A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSE. PLEASE SEE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. ....... , ...................................................... 800 TBA. KJ MCCARTHY 50

VIII. Graduate Interdepartmental Courses MUSC 5158 2 SYMPOSIUM IN CHORAL MUS ................. SECTION 001/MM,<MME; SECTION 002/DMA.

..... : ................. : ...................................... 001 58261 TBA

.............................................................. 002 58262 0200PM-0350PM W SEE DEPT MUSC 5708 2 INTRO MUS BIBLIO RSCH .................. 001 58269 0900AM-0950AM MW MUS N285

Performance Music

LWHITTEN LWHITTEN KDKROEGER

18 18 15

ALL 800-899 SECTIONS ARE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT. PLEASE SEE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR INFORMATION. EACH COURSE IN THIS DEPARTMENT HAS A COURSE FEE OF $12 FOR SPECIALIZED SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT.

PMUS 22051 KEYBD-MUSICIANSHIP 4 ......... :: .... :: ... 002 62685 1200PM-1250PM 1R . MUS N180D T GILLE 14 PMUS 4892 1 LATIN AMERICN MUSIC PERF ........... 001 59114 1200PM-1250PM W MUS NB85 JK GALM 20 PMUS 5892 1 LATIN AMERICN MUSIC PERF ........... 001 59162 1200PM-1250PM W MUS NB85 JK GALM 25 PMUS 4517 2 ·ORCHESTRAL REPERTOIRE ............. 800 0200PM-0250PM MW MUS NB85 GG BERNSTEIN 30 PMUS 1205 1 KEYBD-MUSICIANSHIP 2 .......................... PREREQ PMUS 1105 OR INSTRUCTOR'S PERMISSION .

.: ..................... ·.· ...................................... 001 62683 1000AM-1050AM TR MUS N180D T GILLE 14 PMUS 2105 1 KEYBD-MUSICIANSHIP.3 .......................... PREREQ PMUS 1205 OR INSTRUCTOR'S PERMISSION .

.............................................................. 001 62365 0200PM-0250PM TR . MUS N180D T GILLE 14 ~MUS 2205 1 KEYBD-MUSICIANSHIP 4... ....................... PREREQ PMUS 2105 OR INSTRUCTOR'S PERMISSION .

.............................................................. 001 62684 0200PM-0250PM MW MUS N180D T GILLE 14 PMUS 4105 1 PIANO CHAMBER MUSC/ACC ............ 001 59064 TBA R SPILLMAN 25 PMUS 1'l27 2-4 Jflll. PIAN0 .................. : ..................... 800 · TBA GA DYES 12 PMUS 2727 2-4 JAll.PIAN0 ........................................ 800 TBA GA DYES 10 PMUS 3727 2-4 JAll. PIAN0 ........................................ 800 TBA GA DYES 5 PMUS 4727 2-4 JAll. PIAN0 ........................................ 800 TBA GA DYES PMUS 5727 2-3 JAll.PIANO ........................................ 800 TBA GA DYES 5 PMUS 6727 2-3 JAZZ PIAN0: .................................. -..... 800 TBA GA DYES 5 PMUS 4147 2 OPERA THEATER 2 ............................. 001 59065 0200PM-0350PM MF MUS NB95 R SPILLMAN . 20 PMUS 5147 2 OPERA THEATER 2 ............................. 001 59115 0200PM-0350PM MF MUS NB95 R SPILLMAN 20 PMUS 4157 1-3 OPERA PRACTICUM .......................... 001 59066 0400PM-0600PM TWRF MUS NB95 D JACKSON 30

.................................................................... 0700PM-1000PM M MUS NB95 PMUS 5157 1-3 OPERA THEATRE PRACTICUM ........ 001 59116 0400PM-0600PM TWRF MUS NB95 D JACKSON 20

.................................................................... 0700PM-1 OOOPM M MUS NB95 PMUS 41671 LYRIC THEATRE PRACTICUM ........... 001· 59067 TBA MWALLACE 25


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ALL MUSIC STUDENTS WHO REGISTER FOR 4 CREDITS OF APPLIED MUSIC LESSONS ON THEIR INSTRUMENT OR VOICE WILL ATTEND A ONE-HOUR PR/V ATE LESSON PER WEEK, A ONE-HOUR PERFORMANCE CLASS PER WEEK AND A ONE-HOUR CLASS EVERY TUESDAY MORNING AT 11 :00· 11:50 IN GRUSIN MUSIC HALL.

PMUS 1506 2·4 BASSOON .......................................... 800 0300PM·0350PM W PMUS 2506 2·4 BASSOON .......................................... 800 0300PM·0350PM W PMUS 3506 2·4 BASSOON .......................................... 800 0300PM·0350PM W PMUS 4506 2·4 BASSOON .......................................... 800 0300PM·0350PM W PMUS 5506 2·3 BASSOON .................... : ..................... 800 0300PM-0350PM W PMUS 6506 2·3 BASSOON .. , ................. : ..................... 800 0300PM·0350PM W PMUS 1516 2·4 CLARINET.. ........................................ 800 0300PM·0350PM W PMUS 2516 2·4 CLARINET... ....................................... 800 0300PM-0350PM W

· PMUS 3516 2·4 CLARINFL ............ , ........................... 800 0300PM·0350PM W PMUS 4516 2·4 CLARINET.. ....................... : ................ 800 0300PM!o350PM VV PMUS 5516 2·3 CLARINET.. ........................................ 800 0300PM·0350PM W PMUS 6516 2·3 CLARINEL ...................................... ~800 0300PM·0350PM W

SECTIONS FOR COMPOSITION ARE: BOO-GONZALEZ, B01 · TOENSING, B02-WKASIK. PMUS 1526 2·4 COMPOSITION .................................. 800 0200PM·0250PM M PMUS 2526 2·4 COMPOSITION ..... : ............................ 800 0200PM·0250PM M PMUS 3526 2·4 COMPOSITION .................................. 800 0200PM-0250PM M PMUS 4526 2-4 COMPOSITION .................................. 800 0200PM·0250PM M PMUS 5526 2-3 COMPOSITION ............ : ..................... 800 0200PM·0250PM M PMUS 6526 2·3 COMPOSITION .................................. 800 0200PM·0250PM M

YISHIKAWA Y ISHIKAWA Y ISHIKAWA YISHIKAWA Y ISHIKAWA Y ISHIKAWA PEAAHOLM PEAAHOLM PEAAHOLM PEAAHOLM PEAAHOLM PEAAHOLM

LJ GONZALEZ . LJ GONZALEZ

LJ GONZALEZ LJ GONZALEZ LJ GONZALEZ LJ GONZALEZ

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15 15 5

15 15 15

SECTIONS FOR INTERMEDIATE CONDUCTING ARE: BOO-WHITTEN, B01-BERNSTEIN, B02·KAPTEIN, B03· MCMURRAY.

PMUS 5536 2·3 INTERMED CONQUCTING ............... 800 TBA L WHITTEN

SECTIONS FOR ADVANCED CONDUCTING ARE: BOO-WHITTEN, Bot-BERNSTEIN, B02·KAPTEIN, B03" MCMURRAY.

PMUS 6536 2·3 ADV CONDUCTING ........................... 800 PMUS 1546 2-4 EUPHONIUM ...................................... 800 PMUS 2546 2·4 EUPHONIUM ...................................... 800 PMUS 3546 2·4 EUPHONIUM ...................................... 800 PMUS 4546 2·4 EUPHONIUM ...................................... 800 PMUS 5546 2·3 EUPHONIUM ...................................... 800 PMUS 6546 2·3 EUPHONIUM ...................................... 800 PMUS 1556 2-4 FLUTE ............................ , ................... 800 PMUS 2556 2·4 FLUTE ................................................ 800 PMUS 3556 2-4 FLUTE ................................................ 800 PMUS 4556 2-4 FLUTE ................ : ............................... 800 PMUS 5556 2·3 FLUTE .......................... : ..................... 800 PMUS 6556 2·3 FLUTE .................................... : ........... 800 PMUS 1566 2-4 GUITAR .............................................. 800 PMUS 2566 2-4 GUITAR .................................... : ......... 800 PMUS 3566 2·4 GUIJAR .............................................. SOO PMUS 4566 2·4 GUITAR ........ : ..................................... 800 PMUS 5566 2·3 GUITAR ....................... , ...................... 800 PMUS 6566 2-3 GUITAR .......................... : ................... 800 PMUS 1576.2·4 HARP .................................................. 800 PMUS 2576 2·4 HARP .................................................. 800 PMUS 3576 2·4 HARP .................................................. 800 PMUS 4576 2·4 HARP .................................................. 800 PMUS 5576 2·3 HARP .................................................. 800 PMUS 6576 2·3 HARP ............... ~ .................................. 800 PMUS 1586 2·4 HARPSICHORD .............. - ................. 800 PMUS 2586 2·4 HARPSICHORD ................................. 800

TBA 0300PM·0350PM W 0300PM-0350PM W 0300PM·0350PM W 03QQPM-0350PM W 0300PM·0350PM W 0300PM·0350PM W 0300PM·0350PM W 0300P.M·0350PM W 0300PM-0350PM W 0300PM·0350PM W 0300PM·0350PM W 0300PM-0350PM W 0300PM·0350PM T 0300PM·0350PM T 0300PM~0350PM T 0300PM·0350PM T 0300PM·0350PM T 0300PM·0350PM T 0300PM·0350PM T 0300PM·0350PM T 0300PM·0350PM T 0300PM-0350PM T 0300PM·0350PM T 0300PM·0350PM T 0300PM·0350PM T 0300PM·0350PM T

L WHITTEN WJSTANLEY WJ STANLEY WJSTANLEY WJ STANLEY

10

WJ STANLEY 10 WJ STANLEY 10 KCOOK KCOOK KCOOK KCOOK KCOOK KCOOK CFWOLZIEN CFWOLZIEN CFWOLZIEN

5 8

10 8

CFWOLZIEN 5 CF WOLZIEN 10 CF WOLZIEN 1q LO OKUNIEWSKI 5 LO OKUNIEWSKI 12 LO OKUNIEWSKI 15 LO OKUNIEWSKI 15 LO OKUNIEWSKI 15 LO OKUNIEWSKI E, FARR 5

PMUS 3676 2·4 TRUMPET .......................................... 800 PMUS 4676 2·4 TRUMPET .......................................... 800 PMUS 5676 2·3 TRUMPET .......................................... 800 PMUS 6676 2·3. TRUMPET .......................................... 800 PMUS 1686 2·4 TUBA ........................ : ......................... 800 PMUS·2686 2·4 TUBA .................................................. 800 PMUS 3686 2·4 TUBA .................................................. 800 PMUS 4686 2·4 TUBA .................................................. 800 PMUS 5686 2·3 TUBA .................................................. 800

0300PM·0350PM W 0300PM-0350PM W 0300PM·0350PM W 0300PM-0350PM W 0300PM·0350PM W 0300PM·0350PM W 0300PM-0350PM W 0300PM·0350PM W 0300PM·0350PM W

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SECTIONS FOR VIOLA AfiE: BOO-STAFF, B01·KOROMZA Y, B02-STARR, B03-LEHNERT. PMUS 1_696 2·4 VIOLi:\ ................................................. 800 0400PM·0450PM R PMUS 2696 2·4 VIOLA ................................................. 800 0400PM·0450PM R PMl:JS 3696 2·4 VIOLA ................................................. 800 0400PM-0450PM R PMUS 4696 2·4 VIOLA ........ .< ....................................... 800 0400PM-0450PM R PMUS 5696. 2·3 VIOLA ................................................. 800 0400PM·0450PM R PMUS 6696 2·3 VIOLA .......................... : ...................... 800 0400PM·0450PM R

SECTIONS FOR VIOLIN ARE: BOO-LEHNERT, B01·STARR. PMUS 1706 2·4 VIOLIN .............................. , ................. 800 0400PM·0450PMR PMUS 2706 2-4 VIOLIN ................................................ 800 0400PM·0450PM R PMUS 3706 2·4 VIOLIN ................................................ 800 0400PM'0450PM R PMUS 4706 2·4 VIOLIN ................................................ 800 0400PM·0450PM R PMUS 5706 2·3 VIOLIN ....... : ..................................... , .. 800 0400PM-0450PM R PMUS6706 2·3 VIOLIN .......................... : ..................... 800 0400PM-0450PM R PMUS 1716 2·4 VIOLONCELLO .................................. 800 0400PM·0450PM R PMUS 2716 2-4 VIOLONCELLO .................................. 800 0400PM·0450PM R PMUS 3716 2·4 VIOLONCELLO .................................. 800 0400PM·0450PM R PMUS 4716 2·4 VIOLONCELLO .................................. 800 0400PM-0450PM R PMUS 5l16 2·3 VIOLONCELLO .................................. 800 0400PM·0450PM R PMUS 6716 2·3 VIOLONCELLO .................................. 800 0400PM·O!.I50PM R

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. J GLYDE J GLYDE 15 J GLYDE 10 J GLYDE 10

SECTIONS FOR VOICE ARE: BOO-HARRISON, BOt-DOSCHER, B02·SIMSON, B03·JACKSON, B04-ANOP, B05· PETERSON, B06·MASON, BO?·STAFF.

PMUS 1726 2·4 VOICE ................................................ 800 PMUS 2726 2·4 VOICE ................................................ 800 PMUS 3726 2·4 VOICE ................................................ 800 PMUS 4726 2·4 VOICE ................................................ 800 PMUS 5726 2:3 VOICE ................................................. 800 PMUS 6726 2·3 VOICE ................................................ 800

Thesis Music

0300PM·0350PM R 0300PM·0350PM R 0300PM·0350PM R 0300PM·0350PM R 03.00PM·0350PM R 0300PM-0350PM R

RJ HARRISON RJ HARRISON RJ HARRISON RJ HARRISON RJ HARRISON RJ HARRISON

5 6

10 10

ALL800 SECTIONS ARE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT. PLEASE SEE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. EACH COURSE IN THIS DEPARTMENT HAS A COURSE FEE OF $12 FOR SPECIALIZED SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT.

TMUS 4403 1 ·3 SP STDY MUS HISTORY .................. 800 TBA 12

TMUS 4413 1·3 SP STDY MUSIC EDUCATION ..... ::-.. 800 TBA 12

TMUS 4423 1·3 SP STDY MUSIC THEORY ................ 800 TBA 12

TMUS 4433 1 ·3 SP STDY CHORAL ..................•......... 800 TBA 12 TMUS 4443 1 ·3 SP STDY KEYBOARD ....................... 800 TBA 15 TMUS 4453 1·3 SP STDY CONDUCTING ................... 800 TBA 15 TMUS 4463 1·3 SP STDY STRINGS ........................... 800 TBA 15 TMUS4473 1·3 SP STDY VOICE: ............................... 800 TBA 15 TMUS 4483 1 ·3 SP STDY WIND/PERCUSSION ......... 800 TBA 15 TMUS 4493 1;3 SP STDY OMNIBUS ...................... '" .. 800 TBA 15 TMUS 5504 1·3 SP STDY·MUSIC HISTORY .............. 800 TBA PEAAHOLM 100 TMUS 5514 1·3 SP STDY·MUSIC EDUCATION ......... 800 TBA n1 A Al\1"'1.1 &II

PMUS3586 2-4 HARPSICHORD ................................. 800 PMUS 4586 2-4 HARPSICHORD ................................. 800 PMUS 5586 2-3 HARPSICHORD ................................. 800 PMUS 6586 2-3 HARPSICHORD ................................. 800 PMUS 1596 2-4 HORN ............................................... :.800 PMUS 2596 2-4 HORN ............................... c ................. 800 PMUS 3596 2-4 HORN ................................................. 800 PMUS 4596 2-4 HORN ................................................. 800 PMUS 5596 2-3 HORN ................................................. 800 · PMUS 6596 2-3 HORN ................................................. 800 PMUS 1606 2-4 OBOE ........... : ..................................... 800 PMUS 2606 2-4 OBOE ................................................. 800 PMUS 3606 2-4 OBOE ................................................. 800 PMUS 4606 2-4 OBOE ................................................. 800 PMUS 5606 2-3 OBOE ................................................. 800 PMUS 6606 2-3 OBOE ................................................. 800 PMUS 1616 2-4 ORGAN .............................................. 800 PMUS 2616 2-4 ORGAN .............................................. 800 PMUS 3616 2-4 ORGAN .............................................. 800-PMUS4616 2-4 ORGAN .............................................. 800 PMUS 56'16 2-3 ORGAN .............................................. 800 PMUS 6616 2-3 ORGAN .............................................. 800 PMUS 1626 2=4 PERCUSSION .................................... 800,. PMUS 2626 2-4 PERCUSSION ................. , .................. 800 PMUS 3626 2-4 PERCUSSION .................................... 800 PMUS 4626 2-4 PERCUSSION .................................... 800 PMUS 5626 2-3 PERCUSSION .................................... 800 PMUS 6626 2-3 PERCUSSION .................................... 800

0300PM-0350PM T 0300PM-0350PM T 0300PM-0350PM T 0300PM-0350PM T 0300PM-0350PM W 0300PM-0350PM W 0300PM-0350PM W 0300PM-0350PM W 0300PM-0350PM W 0300PM-0350PM W 0300PM-0350PM W ·

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· -sECTIONS FOR.PIANO ARE: BOO-GILLE, sot-GRAHAM, ao2-LEHNERT, aos-cHow,-ao4~CHENG, B05-SPILLMAN, 806-DYJ;S, 807-STAFF.

PMUS 1636 2-4 PIANO ................................................ 800 PMUS2636 2-4 PIANO , ............................................... 800 PMUS 363'6 2-4 PIANO ............................................... :800 PMUS 4636 2-4 PIANO .: .............................................. 800 PMUS 5636 2-3 PIANO ................................................ 800 . PMUS 6636 2~3 PIANO ................... : ............................ 800 PMUS 1646 ·2-4•·SAXOPHONE.. .................................. 800 PMUS 2646 2-4 SAXOPHQNE ..................................... 800 PMUS 3646 2-4 SAXOPHONE ... : ................................. 800 PMUS 4646 2-4 SAXOPHONE ..................................... 800 PMUS 5646 2-3 SAXOPHONE ..................................... 800 PMUS 6646 2-3 SAXOPHONE ..................................... 800 PMUS 1656 24 STRING BASS ............ : ...................... 800 PMUS 2656 2-4 STRING BASS ................................... 800 PMUS 3656 2-4 STRING BASS ... : .............................. :800 PMUS 4656 2-4 STRING BASS .................................. .800

. PMUS 5656 2"3 STRING BASS .......... · .. ; ............ : ........ :800 PMUS 6656 2~3 STRING BASS .: ................................. 800 PMUS 1666 2-4 TROMBONE ....................................... 800 PMUS 2666 2-4 TROMBONE ....................................... 800 PMUS 3666 2-4 TROMBONE ....................................... 800 PMUS 4696 2-4 TROMBONE .. , .... , ..... :: ........................ 800

PM!JS56§J? ?-3 W9~~()_NE, .. ;""'"'""''~"'""""''"""'~8QO PMUS 6666 2-3 TROMBONE ...................................... ,800 PMUS 1676 2-4 TRUM,PET ............ : ..... : ....................... 800 PMUS 2676 2-4 TRUMPET .......................................... 800

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Reserve Officers Training ·Corps Air Force Aerospa<?e ·Studies AIRR 1020 1 DEVELOP AIR POWER 2 .................... : ...... STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR.LECTURE AND LAB.

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.............................................................. 002 50096 0330PM"0420PM R CLRE 104 0 LAB ..................................................... L01 0 50097 0520PM-0650PM -R, DUAN G020

AIRR 2020 1 THE AIR FORCE TODAY 2 ........................ STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. .............................................................. 001 50099 0100PM-0150PM R STAD 112 .......................................................... _ .... 002 50100 0400PM-0450PM R KTCH 301

-o LAB ........................... : ......................... L010 50101 0520PM-0650PM A DUAN G020 AIRR 3020 3 .AIR FORCE MGMT/LDRSHIP 2 ................. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FORLECTURE AND LAB.

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.............................................................. 002 50104 0330PM-0445PM TR CLRE 212 0 LAB ..................................................... L010 50105 0520PM-0650PMR DUAN G020 ·

AlAR 4020 3 . NATNL SECURITY FORCES 2 ........ : ......... :. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. .............................................................. 00150107 1230PM-0145PM TR STAD 140 · ............................. : ............... , ................ 002 50108 0330PM-0445PM TR STAD 140

0 LAB ..................................................... L010 50109 0520PM-0650PM A DU.AN G020

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Cl':l~ Eo ~ ""':1 Military Sc.ience g f MILA 1021 2 HIST/EVOL OF U.S. ARMY 2 ..................... STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. ~ ~ .............................................................. 010 58119 0800AM-0850AMTR STAD 140 j:l.. :::::..:. 0 LAB ................. : .................................. 1011 58120 0330PM-0450PM R ECCR 0·30 a s: 2 HIST/EVOL OF U.S. ARMY 2 ............... 020 5812f 02QOPM-Q250PM TR STAD 140 2:~ 0 LAB .................................... ~ ............ , ... L021 58122 O~OPM-0450f'M R ECCR 0·30 ~. ~ _MILA 2041 3 · ME1Jj$L,EJ\P!=~SHIP/MGMT 2 ............. ,,: .. $TUD~N[MU$TRf.,G/STER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. ~ §' ........ :: .. ::: ... :: ....... .'.: ... : ............................ 010 58123 .o930AM-1045AM TR . STAD 135 ..... (") 0 LAB ..................................................... L011 58124 0330PM-0450PM R ECCR 0-30 S l'D 3 METHSLEADERSHIP/MGMT2 ........... 020 SSi25 0200PM-0315PM TR STAD 135 l'D 0 LAB ..................................................... L021 58126 0330PM-0450PM R ECCR 0-30

MILA 3062 3 MILITARY TRAINING AND......................... STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND RECITATION. OPERATIONS 2 ................................... 010 58127 0800AM-0915AM TR STAD 112

0 RECITATION ...................................... R011 58128 0330PM-0450PM R STAD 112 3 MILITARY TRAINING AND ................... 020 58129 0930AM-1045AM TR STAD 112

OPERATIONS 2 0 RECITATION ........... , .......................... R021 58130 0330PM-0450PM R STAD 112

MILA 4082 3 OFFICER LOR SHIP/DEVELOP.................. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. ........... : ....................... : .......................... 010 58131 0930AM-1045AM TR STAD 140

MILR 4082 0 · LAB ..................................................... L011 58132 0330PM-0450PM R ECCR 0-30 3 OFFICER LDRSHIP/DEVELOP ............ 020 58133 0200PM-03.15PM TR STAD 112 0 LAB ...................... : ............................. 1021 58134 0330PM-0450PM R ECCR 0-30

Naval Science NAVR 2020 3 SEAPOWERIMARITIME AFFAIR ........... : ... STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB .

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NAVR 3020 3 NAVIG/NAVAL OPERATIONS 2 ................. , STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE, LAB AND RECITATION . .............................................................. 001 58349 0800AM-0850AM MWF STAD 140 CR GRUNZKE 25 .............................................................. 002 58350 0900AM-0950AM MWF .STAD 140 CR GRUNZKE 25

0 LAB .................................................... 1003 58351 0330P~-0445PM R DUAN G030 MS MURPHY 40 RECITATION ..................................... R004 58352 0300PM-0350PM M STAD 140 CR Gf:!UNZKE 40

NAVR 3030 3 NAVAL SHIP SYSTEMS............................. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB . .............................................................. 001 58353 0100PM-0150PM MWF SIAD 140 JCH WOUGHTER 49 ............................................................. :002 58354 0200PM-0250PM MWF STAD 140 JCH WOUGHTER 49

0 LAB ..................................................... L003 58355 0330PM-0445PM R DUAN G030 MS MURPHY 100 NAVR 4020 3 NAVAL LEADERSHIP ................................. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB .

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.............................................................. 002 58357 1000AM•1050AM MWF STAD 135 R LUNT 25 0 LAB ........................... .' ......................... L003 58358. 0330PM-0445PM R DUAN G030 MS MURPHY 50

NAVR 4101 3 AMPHIBIOUS WARFARE ................ .: ......... STUDENT MUST REGISTER. FOR LECTURE AND LAB . .............................................................. 001 58359 0900AM-0950AM MWF STAD 112 MS MURPHY 25

0 LAB ..................................................... L002 58360 0330PM~0445PM R DUAN G030 MSMURPfW. 25

Student Leadership Institute . (Presidents Leadership Class) PRLC 1820 3 COMMUNITY ISSUES/LDRSHIP ............... RECITATIONSECTION$ WILL BE ASSIGNED BY THE INSTRUCTOR

AFTER THE FIRST WEEK OF CLASS. REGISTER FOR THELECTUFiE SECTION ONLY. SECTIONS 800-806 ARE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENTCOURSES PLEASESEETHEDEPARTMENT. OFF/CEFOR.ELIGIB1LI,TY: · -........... ;, .... · ...... ;.; ............ : ....................... aoo o7ooPM-o85oPM-T HALE 236 RG BILLINGsLEY 6o

0. RECITATION ...................................... R801 0330PM~0530PM R MUEN E114 10 ............................................................ R802 0330PM-0530PM R GEOL 308 J GANS 10 ............................................................ R803 0330PM-0530PM R EL OLSON 10 ... : ......................................................... R804 0330PM-0530PM R LA ZALLAPS 10 ............................................................ R805 0330PM-0530PM R A THIEMAN 10 ............................................................ R806 0330PM-0500PM T LIBR M300D BA ZANETELL 10

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ARE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSES. PLEASE SEE THE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR ELIGIBILITY. ......................... : .................................... 800 0700PM-0900PM R ENVD 120 RG BILLINGSLEY 60

0 RECITATION ...................................... R801 0330PM-0530PM R J FLEMING 10 .. .......................................................... R802 0330PM-0530PM R CHEM 146 K FARMER 10 ............................................................ R803 0330PM-0530PM R . ECST 0-03 K SKIERKA 10 ............................................................ R804 0330PM-0530PM R FA N185 RE SARCHE 10 ............................................................ R805 0330PM-0530PM R MKNA 204 KM JACOBS 10 ............................................................ R806 0330PM-0530PM R 10

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ARTS AND SCIENCES CORE CURRICULUM-SPRING 1994 '<~· '

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T he core curriculum must be satisfied by all students in the College of Arts and Sciences who began their undergraduate study in the summer of 1988 or later. Those students who finished high school in the

spring of 1988 or later must also meet the college's minimu~ academic preparation standards, or MAPS (~ee page 109).You may not use courses taken to compkte ;:t MAPS deficiency to fulfill any area ofthe core curriculum, with_the exception of foreign language.

· There are eleven requirements ofthe core curriculum-four in -skills acquisition and seven in the content areas of study. Each requirement is designed to assure that you have attained a minimum level of competency in that area. The requirements are all listed below, with instructions and lists of courses that will fulfill each requirement. For a complete explanation of gradua..: tion requirements in the College of Arts and Sciences, see the University of Colorado Catalog.

Selected majors are exempt from portions of the core curriculum (see sections 4, 5, and 6 of the content areas of study). Content area exemptions may be used cumulatively if you are graduating with more than one eligible major.

Although a single course may appear in several areas, you may use it to meet only one requirement. '

+ Courses offered during spring 1994 that meet the core requirements are listed with this symbol in the course listings.

There are a number of changes to the core curriculum as of summer 1993. If you enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences before summer 1993, you may choose to ab_ide by these new requirements or you may complete the core requirements that you enrolled under.

These requirements have been changed: 1. 15 hours of upper -division course work overall in the core

are no longer required. However, upper-division courses are still required for written communication, critical thinking, literature arid the arts, and contemporary societies, lfnless noted otherwise.

2. There is no longer a limit on the number of upper-division· hours that may be taken from one department to meet core requirements. .

3. There is no longer a limit ori the number of core content areas that may be .met by course work from one department.

4_. Hi,storical Conte~tA and B lists have. been merged. The

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5. Under the core natural science requirement, courses listed under EPOB, MCDB, and NASC are no longer considered as being from a single department.

As these requirements and course offerings are subject to

change, please consult the dean's office in the College of Arts and Sciences for more information.

Skills Acquisition

1. FoREIGN LANGUAGE

While in high school, all students are required to demonstrate third-level proficiency in a single modern or- classical foreign language. If you have not met this requirement at the time you enter the college, you will be required to meet the deficiency by passing an appropriate third~~emester college course or by passing a··cu-Boulder-approved equivalency examination. Courses offered at CU that satisfy this requirement include the following:

CHIN 2020-10 CHIN 2110-5 CLAS 2114-4 CLAS 3113-3 FREN2110-3

GRMN 2010-4 ITAL2110-3

JPNS 2020-10 JPNS 2110-5 NORW2110-3

PORT 2110-3 PORT 2150-5 RUSS 2010-3 SPAN2110-3 SPAN 2150-5 SWED-2110-3

Intensive Intermediate Modern Chinese Intermediate Chinese 1 Intermediate Latin 1 Intermediate Classical Greek 1 Second-Year French Grammar Review and Reading 1

Intermediate German 1 Second-Year Italian Reading, Grammar, and Composition 1

Intensive Intermediate Japanese Intermediate Japanese 1 Second-Year Norwegian Reading and Conversation 1 Second-Year Portuguese 1 Intensive Second-Year Portuguese Second-Year Russian Grainmar and Composition 1 Second-Year Spanish i Intensive Second-Year Spanish Second-Year Swedish Reading and Conversation 1

2. QUANTITATIVE REAsONING

AND MATHEMATICAL SKILLS

You are required to demonstrate minimum competence in quantitative reasoning and mathematical skills_(QRMS). You can fulfill the requirement by . one of the couJ,"ses or

a) QRMS 1010-3 Quantitative Reasoning and Mathematical Skills

b) MATH/ Mathematics for the QRMS 2380-3 Environment

c) MATH 1110-3 The Spirit and Uses of Mathematics 1 and

MATH 1120-3 The Spirit and Uses of Mathematics 2

d) PHYS 1000-3 Preparatory Physics

e) Any three 1-credit math modules: MATH 1000, 1010, 1020, 1030, 1040, 1050, 1060, 1070, 1080, 1090, or 1100. It isrecommended that you register for dusters of three modules, for example, MATH 1000-1020, 1 020-1040; 1050-1070, or 1080-1100.

f) Any three credits of mathematics courses numbered MATH 1300 and above or applied mathematics courses numbered APPM 1340* and above.

3. WRITTEN COMMUNICATION

Students may meet this requirement by passing the written communication proficiency test or passing one of the approved courses during the junior or senior year.

EPOB 3940-3 FINE 3007-3 KINE 3700-3 PSYC 3020-3 UWRP 3020-3 -

Arguments in Scientific Writing* Writing in the Visual Arts* Scientific Writing in Kinesiology* Advanced Writing in Psychology* Topics in Writing

4. CRITICAL THINKING

You must pass 3 hours of specified course work atthe upperdivision level that requires you to practice sustained critical thinking and to demonstrate such thinking in both written form and oral discussion. Some of the listed courses are intended for specific majors. Others are open to all students with a general background in the field. Note the prerequisites before registering.

ANTH 4180-3

ANTH4520-3 ANTH4590-3 APAS 4800-3 APAS 4810-3 ,

Anthropological Perspectives, Contemporary Issues

Symbolic Anthropology Urban Anthropology* Space Science: Practice and Policy Science and Pseudosc;:ience in Astronomy

4181..:4 CHEM 4761-4 COMM4800-3 ECON4309-3 ECON 4999-3 ENGL4032<3

lhstn1me1ntal Analysis -Biochemistry Laboratory Current Issues in Communi¢ation and Society Economics Honors 'Seminar Economics inAction: A Capstone Course Critical Thinking: New Directions in English Studies ·

EPOB 4180-3 Ecological Perspectives on Global Change EPOB 4210-3 Arguments in Evolutionary Biology EPOB 4240-3 Advances in Animal Behavior EPOB 4270-3 Population Genetics and Evolution EPOB 4380-3 _ Respiratory Adaptations to the Environment EPOB 4420-3 Environmental Animal Physiology EPOB 4570 (2-4) Advanced Plant Physiology EPOB 4590:C3 · Plants and Human Affairs EPOB 4800-3 Critical Thinking in Biology. FILM/HUMN Film Theory

4004-3 FINE 3098-3 FINE3409-3

FINE4087-3 FINE4729-3 FINE 4739-3 GEOG 3002-3 GEOG4173--3 GEOG4430-3 GEOG 462Z:-3 GEOG4742-3

GEOG4892-3 GEOL3620-3 GEOL 3630.-3 GEOL4080-3

~ HIST 3000-3 HIST 3011-3 HIST 3012-3 HIST 3018-3 HIST-3112-3 HIST 3116-3 HIST 3317-3 HIST 3414-3 HlST 3415-3 HIST 3416-3 HIST 3436-3 HIST 3511-3

·Critical Thinkins: Censorship and Art* Critical Thinking: Contemporary Painting, Sculpture, and Intermedia*

Selected Topics i~ Contemporary Art* Readings/Issues in Photography* Intellectual Roots of Italian Renaissance Art Introduction to Research in Human Geography Research Seminar in Geography Seminar: Conservation Trends Urban Grography: Social Environment and Peoples: Approaches to Landscape

Geography of Western Europe Controversies in Planetary Geology Great Geological Controversies Societal Problems and Earth Sciences Seminar in History (non-majors) Seminar in Ancient History· Seminar in M.odern European History Seminar in Latin American History Seminar in Renaissance aq.d Reformation Seminar. in American Diplomatic History Seminar in the .American West Seminar in European Intellectual Thought Seminar in Recent American History

· Seminar in American Society and Thought Seminar in American Economic History

HIST HIST 4840-3 HONR4055-3 HONR4250-3 HONR4260-3 HONR4400-3 HONR4800-3 KINE4660~3

KINE 4760-3 LING 4100-3 MATH 3000-3 MCDB 3330-3 MCDB 4140-3 MCDB 4410-3 MCDB 4426-3 MCDB4530-3 MCDB4680-3 MCDB4750-3 MCDB 4790-3 PHIL 3180-3 PHIL 3480-3 PHIL 4450/

PHYS 4450-3 PHIL4830-3 PHYS 3340~3 PHYS 4420~3 PHYS 4430-3 PSCI 4701-3

PSCI 4703-3

PSCI 4704-3

PSCI 4711-3

PSCI4714-3

PSCI 4718-3

PSCI 4721-3

PSCI 4731-3

PSCI 4732-3

in Japanese History Honors Seminar Discourse Analysis and Cultural Criticism State and Individual: Civil Disobedience The Individual and Individualism-Ethical, Legal, and Social Implications of Genetics US. Foreign Policy in th~Developing World Topics in Exercise Physiology Critical Thinking in 'Motor Behavior Perspectives on Language Introduction to Abstract Mathematics Evolution, Creationism, and the Origins ofLife Plant Molecular Biology and Biotechnology Human Molecular Genetics Cell Signaling and Developmental Regulation Analysis ofBiological Sequences Mechanisms of Aging Animal Virology Experimental Embryology Critical Thinking: Contemporary Topics Critical Thinking in Philosophy History and Philosophy of Physics

Senior Seminar in Philosophy Introduction to Research in Optical Physics Nuclear Particle Physics Introduction to Research in Modern Physics Symbolic Politics (formerly PSCI 4301)

Alternative World Futures (formerly PSCI 4202)

Politics and Language (formerly PSCI 4104)

Seminar on Space Policy (formerly PSCI 431 1). :

Liberalism and Its Critics (formerly PSCI 4 J 14)

Honors in Political Science (formerly PSCI 4018)

RethinkingArnerican Politics · (formerly PSCI 4321) Progress and Problems in American Democracy (formerly PSCI 4331) ·

Critical Thinking in Development (formerly PSCI 4132)

PSCI 4792-3

PSYC 4521-3 RLST 3500-3 RLST 3700-3 RLST4800-3 SOCY 4461-3 SPAN3100-3 THTR4081-3 WMST 3090-3

Seminar in Central and East European Studies Global Issues* (formerly PSCI 4282)

Issues in Latin American Politics (formerly PSCI 4292)

Critical Thi:nking in Psychology Religion and Play Religion and Psychology Critical Studies in Religion Critical Thinking in Sociology Literary Analysis in Spanish Senior Seminar Critical Thinking in Feminist Theory

Content Areas of Study

1. HISTORICAL CONTEXT (6 HOURS)

Y Olt may choose to meet this 6-hour requirement by passing any two courses listed. below or by taking either HUMN 1010 or 1020 (each an intensive 6-hout course).

CEES 1000-3

CLAS/HIST 1051-3

CLAS/HIST 1061-3

CLAS 1140-3 CLAS/HIST

4031-3 CLAS/HIST

4061-3 CLAS/HIST

4081-3 ENGL 3162-3/

HIST 3163-3 ENGL 4112-3/

HIST 4113-3 HIST 1010-3 HIST 1020-3. HIST 1030-3 HIST 1040-3 HIST 1113-3 HIST 1123-3 HIST 4133-3

Introduction to Central and East European Studies*

The World of Ancient Greeks

The Rise and Fall of AnCient Rome

Roman Civilization Alexander andthe Hellenistic World

The Fall of the Roman Empire

The Roman Republic

History ~d Literature of Georgian England

His~ory and Culture of Medieval England

Western Civilization 1 Western Civilization 2 Honors: Western Civilization 1 Honors:. Western Civilization 2 History of England to 1660 History of England 1660 to Present History of Tudor

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ARTS AND SCIENCES CORE CURRICULUM-SPRING 1994

HIST 4223-3 HIST 4314-3

- HIST 4433-3 HIST 4623-3 HIST 4733-3 HUMN 1010-6 HUMN 1020-6 PHIL 1010-3 PHIL 1'020-3

. PHIL 3000-3 PHIL 3010-3 PHIL 3410-3

. PHIL 3430-3 RLST 3000-3 RLST 3100-3 RUSS 2211-3

French Revolution and Napoleon History of Science to Newton Nazi Germany History ofEast-:Central Europe Since 1914 Revolutionary and Soviet Russia Intro to Humanities 1 Intro to Humanities 2 Intra to Western Philosophy: Ancient Intto to Western Philosophy: Modern .History of Ancient Philosophy · History of Modern Philosophy History of Science: Ancients to Newton History of Science: Newton to Einstein The Christian Tradition Judaism Introduction to Russian Culture

2. CULTURAL AND GENDER DIVERSITY (3 HOURS)

You are required to pass 3 hours of course work listed below.

AAST 1015.:3 AAST/HIST

4717-3 AAST/HIST _4727-3

AIST 1125/ ANTH 1120-3

AIST 2000-3

AIST 2015-3 AIST 3023-3 AIST 4565-3/ ANTH4560-3

AIST/HIST 4627-3

ANTH 1100-3 ANTH 1110-3 ANTH 1130-3

ANTH 1140-3 ANTH/BLST

1150-3 ANTH 1160-3

Introduction to Asian American Studies Chinese American History

J ap_anese American History

Exploring a Non-Western Culture: Hopi and Navajo

Intro to American Indian Studies: Precontact Native America

Topical Issues in Native North America* Native Americans and Environmental Ethics* North American Indian Acculturation

The Indian in American History: Western Region .

Exploring a Non-Western Culture: The Tamils Exploring a Non:.. Western Culture: Japan Exploring a Non-Western Culture: Amazonian Tribal Peoples

Exploring a Non-Western Culture: The Maya Exploring a Non-Western Culture: Regional Cultures ofAfrica

Exploring a Non,-Western C:wwre; The Ancient Egyptian CiVilization*c ... ,;:.:~ ,,t . . .

Introduction to Black Studi_(\~;i,:. >•'.·. ; Lontc::mtJorary Black Protest Movements

BLST 2810·3 BLST/SOCY

3023-3 BLST/P:SCI

3101-3 CHIN/JPNS

1011-4 CHST 1015~3 CHST 1031-3 CHSTIWMST

3135-3 CHST 3f53-3

CHST4133/ PSCI 41~)-3

ClASIWMST 2100-3

ClAS!WMST 2110-3

EMUS 2772-3 ENGLIWMST

1260-3 ENGL 1800-3 ENGL3672-3 FILM 3013-'3 FINE 3209-3

FINEIWMST 4809-3

FREN 1700-3

GRMN 3501-3

HIST 4327-3 HISTIWMST

4614-3 HISTIWMST

4616-3 HIST 4617-3

HISTIWMST 4626-3

HONR4025-3 lAMS 1000-3 LINGl400:..3 LING 3220-3

Afroamerican Music/History Appreciation 2 African-American Family in U.S. Society*

Black Politics (formerly BLST/PSCI 4101)

Introduction to Traditional East Asian Civilizations*

Introduction to Chicano Studies Chicano Fine Arts and Humanities Study of Chicanas

Folklore, Mysticism and Myth of the Hispanic Southwest -

Latinos and the U.S. Political System

Women in Antiquity: Greece

Women in Antiquity: Rome

World Musics

Introduction to Women's Literature American Ethnic Literatures Jewish-American Fiction Women and Film Renaissance Art out of the Canon: Cultural and Gender Diversity 1400-1600·

Women Artists from the Middle Ages to the Present .

French-Speaking Voices of-the Third World (formerly FREN.2J70)

Jewish-German \Jfriters: Enlightenment to Present Day ·

The American Southwest Wo.men in Indus;rializing Europe

Women in the U.S. to 1890

The Indian in ~erican History: Eastern Region

Women in the U.S. since1890

Heroines and Heroic Tradition Introduction to Latin American Studies Language and Gender American Indian Languages in Social:..Cultural,

·PSCIIWMST 4271-3.

PSYC/WMST 2700-3

RLST/WMST 2800-3

SOCY/WMST 1006-3

SOCY/WMST 1016-3

SOCY/WMST 2016-3

SOCY/WMST 3012-3

SOCY 4026-3

WMST2000-3 WMST2050-3

Sex Discrimination: Constitutional Issues

Psychology of Contemporary American Women

Women and Religion

The Social C'anstruction of Sexualicy*

Sex, Gender, and Society l

Sex and' Gender in Futuristic Literature

Women, Development, and Fertility

Sociology of Mental Health: Gender, Race, and Class Issues*

Introduction to Feminist Studies Women and Society

3. UNITED STATES CONTEXT (6HOURS)

This 6-hour requirement may be fulfilled by passing any two courses listed below.

AAST/HIST 1717-3

AAST 3013-3 AIST 2015-3 AIST 3023-3 AMST 2000-3 AMST 2010-3 AMST 4500-3 ANTH 3170-3 BLST/~OCY

3023-3 . CHST 1013/

SOCY 1015-3 CHST/

HIST 2537 ECON 1524-3 ECON 4524-3 ECON 4697-3 EMUS 2752-3 FINE.35Qft·3. l:HST 1015-3-HIST 1025-3

Asian American History (formerly AAST/HIST 2717)

Asian Pacific American Communities Topical I~sues in Native North America* Native Americans and Environmental Ethics* Themes in American Culture: 1600-1865 Themes in American Culture: 1865-Present Ame~ican Autobiography America: An Anthropological Perspective African American Family in U.S. Society*

U.S._Race and Ethnic Relations

Chicano History

Economic History of the U.S. Economic History of the U.S. Government and Business in the Economy History of the United States: Folk/Popular Music American Art History of the United States to .1865 History of the United States since 1865

ARTS AND SCIENCES CORE CURRICULUM-SPRING 1994 ~:~~~~l:i~[~Ji~:;:~1~1\ ·:::t:~:~:~f!~~;~<;~\l~J::!f:~T) :::~~·;~·(~-:~ ·::f ~:

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· HIST 2437.:3 HIST 4115~3 HIST 4116-3 HIST 4125-3 HIST 4126.,3 HIST 4166-'3 HIST4215-3 HIST4315~3 HIST4516.:.3 HIST4526-3 LING 1000-3 PI-fl~ 1200-3 PHiE2l~0c3 PSCI 1101-3 PSCI 3011-3

PSCI 3054-3

PSCI 3061-3

PSCI 3071-3

PSCI 3163-3

PSCI 3171-3

PSCI 4021-3 _ RLST3050-3 SOCY 1012-3 SOCY3016-3 SOCY3151-3 WMST2500-3

'f£Ak~rs: ·fliStdry:dfthe U~ited.§t~t~'sirice IS65 Afro:OAiriedcan History · British Colonial America, 1492-1689 Diplomatic History of U.S. to.1920 British Colonial America, 1689-'1750 Diplomatic History ofU.S.·since 1920 The War in Vietnam and its Legacy The Anierican.Revolution · C!vilW ar and Reconstruction U.S. 'Society in the 19th Century U.& Society in the 20th Century· Language in U.S. Society Pp.il()sophy and Society Th~ ;~q:lle ofLaw_1 .Ameriqp,.J?olitical System The·An1erigin,Presidency (formerly·PSCI 4011)

.Am.e~jqm Pol!tka:LThought (formerly PSCl4054)

State GovernqJ.ent and Politics (formerly PSCI 4061)

Urban Politics (formerly PSCI 4071) Ame~ican Foreign Policy (formerly PSCI 4162)

Government and Capitalism (formerlyPSCI 4171)

Legislatures and Legislation Rdigi~rt and literature in Afuerica Population Issues in the United States Marriage and the Family in U.S. Society* Self ih Modern American Society History ofthe U.S. Feminist Movement

4. LITiERAfuRE AND THE ARTS (6 HOURS)

You, are required to pass 6 hours of course work in literature and. the arts, ofwhich.adeast 3 hours must be upper division, unless you elect to complete either HumanitiesJOlO or Humanities 1020.

If you complete a.majorin;:~. department dealing in depth with literature and arts (Classics; Dance; English; Fine Arts; French and Italian; Germanic and Slavic Languages arid Literatures; Humanities; Oriental Languages and Literatures; Spanish and Portuguese; or Theatre), you are exempt from this requirement~

CHIN 1051-3 CIAS 1100-3 CLAS 1110.:.3 CLAS 1120-3 DN:CE 1029-3_ EM~S 1832-3 EMUS 2762-3 ENG[ 1500-3 ENGL 1600-3 FINE 1109:-3 FINE 1209-3 FINE 1709-3 FINE2409-3 GRMN250l..:J<

. HUMN.l0:l:0.:,6 HUMN4020-.6 JPNS 1051'"3 ·

SPAN 1000-3 THTR 1009-3 THTR 1011-3

Masterpieces of Chinese Literature in Translation Greek Mythology Masterpieces of Greek Literature in Translation Masterpieces of Roman Literature in Translation Dance as a Universal Language - · Appreciation ofMusic Music and Drama Masterpieces of British Literature Masterpieces of American Literature Introduction to Western Art 1 Introdw;:tion to Western Art 2 Experiencing Art-Iniage, Artist, and Idea Introduction to Asi'an Arts '*wentieth Cen:tury"German Short Story* Introduction ·to Humanities 1 Introduction to Humanities 2 Masterpieces ofJapanese Literaturein Translation

Cultural Difference through Hispanic Literature Introduction to Theatre . Dev'elopment of Theatre 1: Classical Theatre

and Drama

Upper-Division Courses

ClAS4JI0-3 CIAS4120-3 CLAS 4130-3 DNCE '4017-3

. EMUS 3822-3 EMUS 3832-3 ENGL3002-3 ENGL3062-3 FILM/HUMN

3051-4 FILM/HUMN

3061A FINE4329"-3 FINE4759-J

FREN 3110-3 FREN3120-3 GRMN 3502-3 GRMN 4504-3 RUSS 4811-3 RUSS 4821-3 SPAN

Greek arid Roman Epic Gr~ek and Roman Tragedy Greek and Roman Comedy History and Philosophy ofDance Music Literature 1 Music Literature 2 Shakespeare/Non-Majors Modern aild Contemporary Literature Film History 1 (Silent'Era)

.Film History 2 (Sound Film:)

Modern Art 17th Century Art and the Concept of the Baroque

Main Currents of French Literature 1 Main Currents of French Literature 2 Literature in the Age of Goethe* . Goethe's Faust* 19th Cen.tury Russian Literature in Translation 20th Century Russian Literature in Translation

·SPAN 3800-3 Selecred Readings: Modern Latin Am.erican

Literature in Translation THTR 3009-3 American Musical Theatre THTR 4001-3 Development of Theatre 4: American Theatre

and Drama

5. NATURAL SciENCE (13 HOURS MINIMUM)

The natural sciences requirement, which consists of passing 13 houts of approved natural science course work, includes one two-semester sequence of courses and at least 1 credit hour of an associated laboratory or field experience.

No more than two lower-division courses may be taken from any single department (Lcredit-hour laboratory/field experience courses are excepted).

Students who complete a major in the naturaLstiences (Biochemistry, Chemistry,'EPO B, ·Geology, Kinesiology, MCDB, or Physics) are exempt from completing_~e natural sciences requirement.

Two-Semester Sequences

(Note: Although not recommended, the first semester of a sequence may be taken as a single oourse. Note also that some sequences· have induded·or optional laboratories.)

ANTH 2010-3, 2020-3

ANTH 2050-3, 2060-3

APAS 1010-4, 1020-3

APAS 1010-4, 1150-'3

APAS>l030-4, 1040-4

CHEM HH1-3; 1031.:.4

CHEMlOSI-4, 1071-4

CHEM 1111-5, 1131-5

CHEM 1111-5, 1071-4

CHEM 1151-6, 1171-6

EPOB 1010-4,

Introdu~iio~ to,Physi<;:af Anthrop9logy 1 & 2 (opt~onall~bs ANTH 2030, 2040) Honors: Human Origins 1 & 2 (optional labs ANTH 2030, 2040) Introductory Astronomy 1 & 2 (lab included) Introductory Astronomy 1 and Dynamic

. Earth 3 (lab included) Accderared Iimoductory Astronomy ,(lab included 1n . .AJ>AS 1030) Environmental Chemistry 1 & 2 (lab included) Introduction to Chemistry and Intmduction to Organic and Biochemistry (lab included) General Chemistry 1 & 2 (lab included)

General Chemistry 1 and Introduction to Organic Biochemistry (lab included) Honors General Chemistry 1 & 2 (lab included) ~iology: A Human Approach 1 & 2 (lab


EPOB 1210-3, 1220-3

EP()B 1410-4, 1420~4

EPOB 1610-4, 1620-3

GEOG 1001-4; 1011-4

GEOL 1010-3, 1020-3

GEOL1060-4; 1070-3

GEOL 1130-3, 1140-3

GEOL 1130-3, APAS 1150-3

GEOL 1410-4, ·1420.:.4

General Biology 1 & 2(optionalla:bs EPOB 1230, 1240) . Introduction to Biology 1 & 2 (opti6nallab EPOB 1430) Honors General Biology 1 & 2 (optional lab EPOB 1230, 1240)

Environmental Systems 1 & 2: Climate and Vegetation, Landforms and Soils (lab included) Introduction to Geology 1 & 2 (optional labs GEOL 1080, 1090) Global Change 1 & 2 ----:--An Earth Science Perspective (optional lab GEOL 1110) Dynamic Earth 1 & 2: Introduction & The Solid Earth · Dynamic Earth 1 &3: Introduction & Meteorology and Oceanography The Ekth 1 & 2 (optional lab GEOL 1430)

MCDB 1050-3, . Introduction to MCDB 1 & 2 1060·3 (optionallabs MCDB 1070, 1080)

MCDB 1150-~, Introduction to Molecular Biology and Prin-2150-3 ciples of Genetics (optional labs MCDB 1151,

PHYS 1010-3, 1020-4

PHYS 1 U0;-4, 1120-4

PHY,S 2010:5; 2020~.5

PSYC 2912i3, 2022-3

2151)* ' Physical Science for Non.:.Scientists I & 2 (lab included) G~etal Phys~t:S 1.&2 (option~Jal:> PHYS 1140,) ' . . ~enerai·Phy8ies l· & i:(lab included)

Biolqgiooi~PsycJtOlo,gy 1' & 2

Non ... Sequence Cou'rses

ANTH 3000-3 Pri!llate Behavior ANTH 3010-3 The H~manAnimal APAS 1110-3 Gen~r.il Astronomy: The SolarSystem APAS 1120-3 General Astronomy: Stars and Galaxies APAS 1230-3 Light and Color for Nonscientists AP AS 2000-3 Ancient Astronomies of the World APAS 2010-3 Modern Cosmology: Origin and Structure

of the Universe Introduction to Space Astronomy Introduction to Space Experimentation.

APAS 3200-3/ GEOG 3201-3

APAS 3210-3

APAS 3220-3 CHEN 1000-3 CLA.S 2020-3~ EPOB. 3040-6

EPOB 3050-3 EPOB 3180··3 EPOB3190'"3

GEOG 3511-4 GEQG/GEOL 4241-4

GEOL3040-3 GEOL3500-3

GEOL3520-3 GEOL3720-J GEOL4Q50-3 KINE3420-3 MCDBl010-3 MCDB 1030-3 MCDB31§0-3 MC9B:333f> .. 3 MCDB3351-3 NASC3250.:.6 NASC 3510-3 ·PHIL 140()73 PHIL3410-3 PHIL 3430-3. PHYS 3070-3 PHYS 3080-3

Atmospheric Science 2: Climatology ·

lnterm~diate Astronomy: Solar System Astronomy · Intermediate Astronomy: Stars and Galaxies Creative Technology Science in the Ancient World Nature and Society (lab included)* (formerly NASC 3250)

Conservation BiologyJ"or Non-Scientists Global Ecology . Tropical Marine Ecology*

(formerly NASC3510) Introduction to Hydrology Principles of Geomorphology

(lab included) . · Global Change: The Geological Record Mineral Resources, World Affairs, and the Environment Environmental Issues in Geosciences Evolution of Life: The Geological Record Narutal Catastrophes. Nurrinon, Health, and Performance Molecular Biology for Non-Scientists 'Plagues, People, and Microorganisms · BiolQ.gyofthe"Cancer Cell Evolution, Creationism, and Origins· ofLife Success and Failure in Human Reproduction N arure and Society Elab included) Tropical Marine Ecology Ph:ilo~()phy <lfid the Sciences History of Science: Ancients to Newton History of Science: Newton to Einstein Energy in a Technical Society Physics of Contemporary Social Problems

1 :...credit"' Hour Laborato_ry/Field Courses

(Note: Each coursebelow has a prerequisite or corequisite)

ANTH2030-1 ANTH 2040-1 EPOB 1230:..1 EPOB 1240-1 EPOB .1430-1 GEOL 1080-1 GEOL 1090-1

Laboratory in Physical Anthropology 1 Laboratory in Physical Anthropology 2 General Biology Laboratory 1 General.Biology Laboratory 2 Introduction to Biology Laboratory Introduction to Geology Lab ·1 lntrod~ction to Geology Lab 2

MCDB 1080-1 Introduction to MCDB Lab 2 . M CD B 1151-1 Introduction to Molecular Biology Laboratory* MCDB 2151-1 Principles of-Genet:ics Lab;,rat:ory* .

PHYS 1140-1 Experimental Physics

6. CoNTEMPORARY SociETIES ( 6 f!OURS)

Ytm may satisfy this 6-hour requirement either by passing one lower-division course plus one upper-division course or by passing two upper-division eourses.

If you complete a ma.jor in a social science department (Anthropology,· Economics, International Affairs, Holitical Science, Psychology, or Sociology),.you are exempt from the conte.!llporary societies requirement.

·Lower-Division Courses

AAST 1015-3 BLST 2200-3 BLST 2210-3 COMM2300-3 CPST/ SOCY1002-3

ECON2010-4 ECON 2020-4 GRMN 1601-3

HONR1820.,..3 LINGI000-3 PHIL2230-3 PSCI 1101-3 PSCI 2t>l2-3

PSCI 2022-3

PSCI 2223-3

RLST2400-3 RUSS 2221-3 SOCY 1001-3 SOCY 1005:.3 SOCY2025-3

Introduction to Asian American Studies Contemporary Black Protest Movements Black Social and Polit'ital Thought. Communication and Society Global Human Ecology

Principles of Microeconomics Principles of Macroeconomics Introduction to Modern German Culture and

Civilization* Critical Issues: 4te2Gth Century Language in U.S. Society Law·and Morality American Political System Introduction to.Comparative Politics:

Developed Systems Introduction to Comparative Politics:

Developing Systems Introduction to International Relations (formerly PSCI 2222)

Religion and Contemporary Society Introduction to Soviet Culture Analyzing Society Social Conflict and Social Values Nonviolence and the Ethics of Social Action

Upper-Division Courses

MST 3013-3 Asian Pacific American Communities AIST 4565/ North American Indian Acculturation

ANTH4560-3 BLST/PSCI

CPST/PSCI 4012-3

ECON 3403-3 ECON 3535-3 ECON 3545-3 HIST4128-3 HIST 4166-3 HIST 4445-3 PSCI 3032-3

PSCI 3082'-3

PSCI 3143-3

PSCI4002-3 -PSCI 4062-3 PSCI 4223-3

PSCI 4272-3 PSYC4406-3 SOCY3141-3 SOCY4003-3 SOCY 4024-3

Global Development

International Economics and Policy Natural Resource Economics Environmental Economics Emergence of Modern Mexico The War in Vietnam and its Legacy The U.S .. Since 1968 Latin American Political Systems (formerly PSCI 4032)

Political Systems of Sub-Saharan Mrica (formerly PSCI 4082)

Advanced International Relations (formerlyPSCI 4142)' .

Advanced Comparative Politics: Western Europe Emerging Democracies of Central and East Europe -Soviet and Russian Diplomacy (formerly PSCI 4222)

Political Economy oflndustrial States Social Psychology Social Movements in the U.S.* Sociology of Aging Juvenile Delinquency

7. IDEALS AND VALl}ES(3 HOURS)

You may complete this 3-hour requirement by passing any course listed bdow.

BLST /RLST BlackReligiou,5 Life in America 3125-3

F ARR 2660/ The Ethics of Ambition · HONR2250/ RLST 2250-3

FARR2820/ The Future ofSpaceship Earth HONR2850-3

G~N HONR4155-3 PHIL 1000-3 PHIL 1100-3 PHIL 1200-3 PHIL 1600~3 PHIL2200-3 PHJL3100-3 PHIL/WMST

3110-3 PHIL 3140-3 PHIL 3160-3 PHIL 3190-3 PHIL3200..:3 PHIL3260-3 PHIL3600-3 PSCI 2004-3 PSCI2404-3 PSCI3054-3

PSCI 4004-3 RLST 1620-3 RLST 2300-3 RLST 2600-3 RLST 2610.c3 RLST 2620-3 RLST 2700-3 RLST'3250-3 SOCY 1003-3

SOCY 1004-3 SOCY 1005""'3 SO<:::Y2011-3 SOCY2031-3 SOCY 3151-3

Nietzsche: Literature Problems of Ancient and Modern Democracy Introduction to Philosophy Ethics Philosophy and Society Philosophy and Religion Major Sodal Theories Ethical Theory Feminist Practical Ethics

Environmental Ethics Bioethics War and Morality Socia). and Political Philosophy

· International Human Rights Philosophy of Religion* Surv'ey ofWestern Political Thought* I.ntroduction to Political Theory American Political Thought · (formerly 4054)

History of Political Thought The Religious Dimension in Human Experience Religiohs ofTraditional Peoples World Religions: West World Religions: India World Religions: China and Japan American Indian Religions Gandhi: Life andTeaching Ethics and Social Issues in U.S. Health and Medicine

Deviance in U.S. Society Social Conflict and· Social Values Contemporary Social Issues and Human Values U.S. Values, Social Problems·and Change Self in Modern American Society

A. . and sciences sen. iors getting.ready to,gradJ:t.e ust meet specific deadlines to allow sufficient time or University processing. Please follow the deadlines below to help you graduate on time! (When

deadlines fall on a weekend or holiday, use the next working day.)

Graduation Packet Filing Dates You can obtain a graduation packet at a group advising workshop. Schedules of these workshops are available in the handout racks across from 1B85 in Old Main.

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MINIMUM ACADEMIC ·PREPARATION STANDARDS

All new students entering the University of Colorado who finished high school in the spring of 1988 or later must meet the minimum academic preparation standards (MAPS) specified by their school or college. The purpose of these standards is to assure that all students have a common core of information upon entry into the University.

The College of Arts and Sciences has adopted the following standards for admissions. These standards are defined in high school years.

English Mathematics Natural Science

Social Science

Foreign Language

4 high-school years (including 2 in composition) 3 high school years (2 in algebra and 1 in geometry) 3 high school years (including 2 in lab science, one of which must be chemistry or physics)

3 high school years (including one of U.S. or world history ~nd one of geography. A student who has U.S. history may use 1/2 year of world history and 1/2 year of geography instead of one year of geography)

Completion of a third-level course (full year) in a high school foreign language sequence

Policie~ Concerning the Con1pletion of MAPS If you were admitted to the College of Arts and Sciences with missing MAPS courses, you are subject to the following policies: ·

·• Each year of missing high school work can be made up by one semester of appropriate CUBoulder course work.

• All course ~ork tal{en to~ard fulfillment of the MAPS must be taken for a lett~r grade and you must receive a passing grade. .

• You are required to enroll in and complete at least one MAPS course each term, beginningin your first term of enrollment, until such time as all MAPS requirements are completed. This policy applies to new freshmen, to transfer students, and to students transferring from other colleges or schools on the Boulder campus and from other -campuses of the University. Failure to comply with this requirement will result in suspension at the end of the term iri which you cease to complete missing MAPS courses. .

• All students who first enroll in one college or ·school at CU-Boulder and who subsequently transfer to another college or school will be required to meet the MAPS specified for the new college or school, irrespective of their completion of MAPS courses in their previous college or school. . · .

• Double-degree students must meet MAPS requirements of both degree-granting colleges or schools.

·CoRE WoRKSHEET

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MoNDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY The CU Connect telephone nuniber is (303) 938-8110 (dial if calling from a campus phone). The registration action code is 7003#; the term code for spring 1994 is 941#. CU Connect is available Monday through Friday, 7:00a.m. to 7:00p.m. and 8:00p.m. to 10:00 p.m. It is also available on Sundays from 11:00 a.m, to 9:00p.m.

It will not be available on November 25, or January? or 9. On December 24, CU Connect will be available 7:00 a.m. to 5:00p.m.

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BASELINE RD. (D~6) 28. Guggenheim Geography (F-3)

7. College Inn Conference Center 29. Hale Science (E-3) (B~5) 30. Health Physics Laboratory (D-9)

8. Communication Disorders and, 31. Heating Plant (F-6) .

LEGEND Speech Science (l-11) 32. Hellams Arts and Sciences (F-4) 9. Computing Center (A-20) 33. Henderson Museum (G-4)

10. Continuing Education (D-2) 34. Housing System Maintenance 11. Cooperative Institute for Research Center (F~21)

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12. Coors Events/Conference Center 36. Hunter Science (F-6) (H-12) 37. ltnig Music (G-7)

13. Cottage No.1 (F-3) 38. Institute for Behavioral Genetics 14. Dal Ward Center (D-8) (C-17) 15. Denison Arts and Sciences (G-4) 39. Institute of Behavioral Science 16. Duane Physics and Astrophysics (IBS) No.1 (C22)

(F-7) 40. IBS No. 2 (C-2) 17. Economics (F-3) 41. IBS No. 3 (C-2) 18. Education (G-4) 42. IB~ No. 4 (C-2) 19. Ekeley Chemical Laboratories 43. IBS No. 5 (D-4)

Complex (F-5) 44. IBS No. 6 (C-2) 20. Engineering Center (F-1 0) 45. International English Center (C-3) 21. Environmental Design (G-6) 22. Family Housing Children's .

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Space Physics (LASP) (F-7) 50. LASP Engineering Center

. Research Park (F-20) 51 .• Lesser House-CU Foundation

(E-11) 52. Life Sciences Laboratories

Complex (E-7) 53. Life Sciences Research Laboratory

(B-17) 54. Litman Research Laboratory (B-17) 55. Macky Auditorium (D-4) 56. Maintenance and Operations

Center (D-9) 57. Marine Street Sciemce Center (A-

.. 18) 58. Mathematics (F-9) 59. McKenna Languages (D-4) 60. Muenzinger Psychology (E-7) 61. Norlin Library (E-6) · 62. Nuclear Physics Laboratory (B-19) 63. Old Main (E-4) 64. Page Foundation Center (D-3) 65. Police and Parking Services (G-12' 66. Porter Biosciences. (E-7) 67. Ramaley Biology (E-6) 68. Regent Administrative Center (1-8) 69. Research Laboratory No. 2-

WICHE (B-17) 70. Research Laboratory No.3-

NOAA, NCAR (B-18) 71. Sibell Wolle Fine Arts (F-6) 72. Sommers-Bausch Observatory

(1-11) 73. Stadium Offices (E-8) 7 4. Student Recreation Center (D-6/7} 75. Telecommunications Center (G-6) 76: ·Temporary Building No.1 (D-6) 77. Transportation Center (A-18} 78. US West Advanced Technologies

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Semester in Nepal

120-day package includes:

• 11 weeks of classroom study • Tours of Kathmandu • Food and lodging • Host family accommodations • Round-trip transportation from the United States • Local transportation • River rafting • Wildlife safari • 30 days trekking to Mt Everes( Anapurna, or Makalu

We have been in business since 1989. Classes include anthropology, language, economics, history, religion, and geology. Instructors are professors at Nepal University. You can receive up to 15 credit hours from Kathmandu University, transferrable to CU. (Students should consult their academic advisors.) Fully accredited by Sann Research Institute, affiliated with Kathmandu University.

For registration and information, call Narayan Shrestha

Sann Research Institute 440-0331

Spring 1994 Registration Handbook & Schedule of Courses

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