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NORMAN CAMPUS CALENDAR Spring 2008 Summer 2008 Fall 2008 Advance Registration..........................................................................................Oct. 29-Nov. 30 ................ Apr. 7-May 2 .......................... Apr. 7-May 2 Last Day To Register Before Classes Begin.......................................................Jan. 11.............................. May 30*.......................................... Aug. 22 CLASSES BEGIN ...............................................................................................Jan. 14 ............................. June 2* ..........................................Aug. 25 First Day for Late Registration Fee of $20 ..........................................................Jan. 14.............................. June 2*........................................... Aug. 25 Advance Registration for Next Term Begins.......................................................April 7 ............................... ......................................................... Nov. 3 Final Exam Preparation Period ...........................................................................April 28-May 4 .................. .................................................... Dec. 8-14 Final Day of Classes ...........................................................................................May 2................................ July 28* .......................................... Dec. 12 Final Examinations..............................................................................................May 5-9............................. .................................................. Dec. 15-19 Commencement Weekend .................................................................................May 9-10........................... .................................................................... Final Grades Due................................................................................................May 13.............................. July 31* .......................................... Dec. 22 ADD/DROP (Changes in schedule, retaining at least one course) 100% Reduction of charges on Dropped Courses..............................................Jan. 14-28......................... June 2-6* ...........................Aug. 25-Sept. 8 No Record of Grade for Dropped Course(s) .......................................................Jan. 14-28......................... June 2-6* ...........................Aug. 25-Sept. 8 Final Day to Register or Add a Course. ..............................................................Jan. 18.............................. June 6* ...........................................Aug. 29 No Reduction of charges on Dropped Courses after this Date...........................Jan. 28.............................. June 6* ............................................Sept. 8 Automatic Grade of W for Dropped Course(s)....................................................Jan. 29-Feb. 22 ................ June 9-20* ............................Sept. 9-Oct. 3 Grade of W or F for Dropped Course(s) ............................................................Feb. 25-May 2 .................. June 23-July 28* ..................Oct. 6-Dec. 12 Petition to Dean Required to Drop a Course(s) ..................................................Mar. 31 May 2................... July 7-28*............................ Nov. 3-Dec. 12 COMPLETE WITHDRAWAL (Dropping all courses for a semester) Cancellation Deadline (No record of grade on transcript)...................................Jan. 11.............................. May 30*...........................................Aug. 22 100% Reduction of charges on Complete Withdrawal from University...............Jan. 14-28......................... June 2-6* ...........................Aug. 25-Sept. 8 Automatic Grade of W on Complete Withdrawal from University .......................Jan. 14-Feb. 22 ................ June 2-20* ...........................Aug. 25-Oct. 3 No Reduction on Complete Withdrawal from University after this Date..............Jan. 28.............................. June 6* ............................................Sept. 8 Grade of W or F on Complete Withdrawal from the University ...........................Feb. 25-May 2 .................. June 23-July 28* ..................Oct. 6-Dec. 12 AUDIT Final Day to Change from Audit to Credit ...........................................................Jan. 25.............................. June 6* ............................................Sept. 5 Final Day to Change from Credit to Audit ...........................................................Mar. 28 ............................. July 3* ............................................. Oct. 31 GRADUATION AND RELATED REQUIREMENTS Final Day To File as a Candidate for Master’s Degree .......................................Oct. 1 ................................ Mar. 3 ...............................................April 7 Final Day to File Graduation Application.............................................................Mar. 1 ............................... July 1 ................................................Oct. 1Final Day to Submit Dissertation Reading Copy.................................................Apr. 19 .............................. July 14 ..............................................Dec. 1 Final Day to Apply for Doctoral General Exam ...................................................Apr. 19 .............................. July 14 ..............................................Dec. 1 Final Day for Oral Defense of Dissertation .........................................................May 2................................ July 28 ............................................Dec. 12 Final Day for Defense of Thesis..........................................................................May 2................................ July 28 ............................................Dec. 12 Final Day for Comprehensive Exam ...................................................................May 2................................ July 28 ............................................Dec. 12 Final Day to Deposit Thesis in Library ................................................................May 9................................ Aug. 4 .............................................Dec. 19 Final Day to Deposit Dissertation in Library........................................................May 9................................ Aug. 4 .............................................Dec. 19 HOLIDAYS AND VACATION DAYS Martin Luther King Holiday..................................................................................Jan. 21.............................. Spring Vacation ..................................................................................................Mar. 15-23 ........................ Independence Day Holiday........................................................................................................................... July 4 .......................................................... Labor Day Holiday ........................................................................................................................................ .........................................................Sept. 1 Thanksgiving Vacation.................................................................................................................................. .................................................. Nov. 26-30 INTERSESSION ......................................................................................... MAY................................AUGUST ............................ DECEMBER

REGISTRATION ..................................................................................... April 7-May 10 ................April 7-July 28 .................Nov. 3-Dec. 19 CLASSES MEET..................................................................................... May 12-31....................... July 29-Aug 22 .............. Dec. 22-Jan. 16

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THE UNIVERSITY Main Campus MapOF OKLAHOMA

NUMERICAL LISTINGS1 Old Faculty Club2 Boyd House3 Whitehand Hall5 Fred Jones Jr. Memorial

Art Center6 Carson Engineering

Center8 Sarkeys Energy Center9 Fine Arts Center

10 Reynolds Performing Arts Center11 Jacobson Faculty Hall12 Carpenter Hall13 Felgar Hall14 Craddock Hall15 Stanley Catlett Music

Center18 Physical Sciences Center19 Chemistry Building

19A Chemistry Bldg. Annex20 Monnet Hall21 Oklahoma Memorial

Union21A OMU Parking Center

22 Engineering Laboratory23 Physical Plant Complex27 Burton Hall28 Sutton Hall29 Science Hall30 Carnegie Building31 Nuclear Engineering

Laboratory38 Goddard Health Center39 Jim Thorpe Multicultural

Center40 Evans Hall41 Buchanan Hall43 Telecom Maintenance46 Ellison Hall49 Bizzell Memorial Library

49A Bizzell Library 1958Addition

49B Neustadt Wing50 Adams Hall

50A Michael F. Price Hall52 Field House53 Rhyne Hall56 Hester Hall

56A Robertson Hall57 Nielsen Hall58 Richards Hall

58A Richards Hall Addition59 Armory61 Gittinger Hall62 George Lynn Cross Hall

63B Noble Microscopy Laboratory

66 Oklahoma MemorialStadium

67 Kaufman Hall68 Ellsworth Collings Hall69 Gould Hall70 Copeland Hall71 Dale Hall Tower72 Dale Hall Classroom

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75 Gomer Jones Dormitory74 Gaylord Hall

77 Jefferson HouseDormitory

78 Collums Commissary79 Jacobs Field80 Bud Wilkinson Dormitory81 Mosier Indoor Athletic

Facility82 Cate Center87 Honors House (Cate

Center Dorm #5)88 Henderson-Tolson

Cultural Center93 Observatory94 Wilson Center Main Bldg.99 Adams Center

100 Walker Tower103 Huston Huffman

Physical Fitness Center107 Couch Center Cafeteria108 Couch Center South 113 OCCE Cottages121 OCCE Commons

Restaurant122 OCCE McCarter Hall of

Advanced Studies124 Cross Center128 OCCE Forum Building129 OCCE Administration

Building136 OCCE Sooner House137 Murray Case Sells Swim

Complex200 Law Center201 Kraettli Apartments203 Women’s Softball Facility204 OU Foundation205 Sam Noble Oklahoma

Museum of Natural History207 Our Children’s World

Learning Center209 Building 4 (Continuing

Education)210 L. Dale Mitchell Baseball Park211 Sam Viersen Gymnastics

Center213 Bldg. 6, South Campus215 Department of Public Safety226 Fears Structural Engineering

Lab228 Oklahoma Biological Survey231 Stephenson Research Center236 Ceramic Kiln Facility247 Lloyd Noble Center402 Parkview Apartments707 Oil Well Blowout School

CLASSROOM BUILDINGSAH* Adams Hall (50)ARM Armory (59)BL Bizzell Library (49)BL1* Bizzell Library (49A)BURT* Burton Hall (27)CARN* Carnegie Building (30)CCD5 Honors House (87)CEC* Carson Engineering Center (6)CH* Carpenter Hall (12)CHB Chemistry Building (19)CHBA Chemistry Building Annex (19A)CMC* Catlett Music Center (15)COH* Copeland Hall (70)COLM* Commissary (78)CRAD Craddock Hall (14)CRSM* Cross Main (124)CSKF Ceramic Kiln Facility (236)DAH* Dale Hall (72)DAHT* Dale Hall Tower (71)ECH* Ellsworth Collings Hall (68)EL Engineering Lab (22)FAC* Fine Arts Center (9)FH* Felgar Hall (13)FIH Field House (52)FJC* Fred Jones Art Center (5)FL Fears Lab (226)FORM Forum OCCE (128)GH* Gould Hall (69)GIH* Gittinger Hall (61)GLRDGLCH* George Lynn Cross Hall (62)HEST* Hester Hall (56)HHC* Huston Huffman Physical Fitness

Center (103)JFH*Jacobson Faculty Hall (11)

KH* Kaufman Hall (67)LC* Law Center (200)MH Monnet Hall (20)MUSE Observatory (93)NH* Nielsen Hall (57)NML* Noble Microscopy Lab (63B)N101 Airport Operations, North Campus

(335)OBS*Oklahoma Biological Survey (228)

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ALPHABETIC INDEX

Admission Information........................................ 15

Advising Instructions .......................................... 16

Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention Policy ....... 27

Audit Enrollment ................................................. 25

Campus Calendar ................................................ 1

Campus Map........................................................ 2

Cancellation of Enrollment ................................. 25

Class Attendance Policy .................................... 24

Complete Withdrawals ....................................... 25

Computer Lab Location Map................................ 4

Courses Offered in Oklahoma City .................... 41

At Oklahoma City Community College ............. 41

At O U Health Sciences Center ........................ 41

At the Graduate Business Center..................... 41

Degree Candidates ............................................ 26

Department Index Spring ..................................... 7

Enrollment Limits................................................ 24

Enrollment Windows .......................................... 19

Final Examination Schedule................................. 9

Financial Assistance .......................................... 14

Full-Time Enrollment .......................................... 24

General Education Course List .......................... 31

Honors College .................................................. 39

How to Plan a Schedule Online ......................... 20

Incompletes ........................................................ 26

Information Directory............................................ 8

International and Areas Studies ......................... 39

Liberal Studies.................................................... 40

Library Hours...................................................... 14

Norman Campus Course Offerings ................ 42

OU-Tulsa ........................................................... 41

Parental Access to Student Records ................. 27

Pass/No Pass Enrollment................................... 24

Probation Regulations ........................................ 25

Racial and Ethnic Harassment Policy ................ 29

Reasonable Accommodation Policy................... 14

Refund Policy ..................................................... 13

Registration Instructions..................................... 19

Repeated Courses ............................................. 26

Resident Status .................................................. 16

Retention Regulations ........................................ 25

Sexual Harassment/Assault Policy .................... 28

Special Permission Codes ................................. 23

Student I.D. Cards.............................................. 19

Student Information Privacy Act ......................... 26

Student Services ................................................ 14

Suspension Regulations..................................... 25

Telecourses........................................................ 39

Tuition and Fees................................................. 11

Veterans' Services.............................................. 15

DEPARTMENT INDEX

SPRING 2008

ACCOUNTING (ACCT)...........................42 AEROSPACE AND MECHANICAL

ENGINEERING (AME)........................42 AEROSPACE STUDIES (AERO)............43 AFRICAN AND AFRICAN-AMERICAN

STUDIES (AFAM) ...............................43 ATMOSPHERIC & GEOGRAPHIC

SCIENCES (AGSC) ............................44 ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES (AHS) ........44 ANTHROPOLOGY (ANTH).....................44 ARABIC (ARAB)......................................45 ARCHITECTURE (ARCH) ......................45 ART (ART) ..............................................46 ART HISTORY (A HI)..............................51 ART FOR NON-MAJORS (ARNM) ...........51 ART THEORY & CRITICISM (ARTC) .......51 ASTRONOMY (ASTR) ............................52 AVIATION (AVIA)....................................52 BIOLOGY (BIOL).......................................53 BOTANY (BOT).......................................53 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (B AD) ..54 BUSINESS COMMUNICATION (B C) ....54 CHEMICAL ENGINEERING (CH E) .......55 CHEMISTRY AND BIOCHEMISTRY

(CHEM) .................................................55 CHEROKEE (CHER) ................................57 CHINESE (CHIN) ....................................57 CHOCTAW (CHOC)..................................57 CIVIL ENGINEERING AND

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE (CEES) 58 CLASSICAL CULTURE (CL C)...............58 COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES

(CAS) ....................................................59 COLLEGE OF EARTH AND ENERGY (CEE) ....................................................59 COMMUNICATION (COMM) ..................59 COMMUNICATION DISORDERS (C D) ...60 COMPUTER SCIENCE (C S) .................60 CONSTRUCTION SCIENCE (CNS) .......61 CREEK (CREK) ........................................61 DANCE (DANC) ......................................61 DRAMA (DRAM) .....................................63 ECONOMICS (ECON) ............................65 EDUCATION ............................................66 ELECTRICAL AND COMPUTER

ENGINEERING (ECE) ........................72 ENERGY MANAGEMENT (EMGT).........72

ENGINEERING (ENGR) .........................72 ENGINEERING PHYSICS (EPHY) .........73 ENGLISH (ENGL) ...................................73 ENTREPRENEURSHIP (ENT) ...............73 EXPOSITORY WRITING PROGRAM

(EXPO)..................................................76 FILM AND VIDEO STUDIES (FVS) ........77 FINANCE (FIN) .......................................80 FRENCH (FR) .........................................80 GEOGRAPHY (GEOG)...........................81 GEOLOGICAL ENGINEERING (G E).....82 GEOLOGY (GEOL).................................82 GEOPHYSICS (GPHY)...........................83 GERMAN (GERM) ..................................84 GRADUATE COLLEGE (GRAD) ............84 GREEK (GRK) ........................................84 HEALTH AND EXERCISE SCIENCES

(HES) ....................................................84 HEBREW (HEBR)...................................86 HISTORY (HIST).....................................86 HISTORY OF SCIENCE (HSCI) .............88 HONORS (HON) .....................................89 HUMAN RELATIONS (H R) ....................89 INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING (I E).........90 INTERDISCIPLINARY PERSECTIVES ON

THE ENVIRONMENT (IPE) ................91 INTERIOR DESIGN (I D) ........................91 INTERNATIONAL AND AREA STUDIES

(IAS)......................................................91 INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS (INTL) ..92 ITALIAN (ITAL)........................................92 JAPANESE (JAPN).................................92 JOURNALISM AND MASS

COMMUNICATION (JMC) ..................93 KIOWA (KIOW) .........................................95 KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT (KM) .......95 LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE (L A) ....96 LATIN (LAT) ............................................96 LEGAL STUDIES (L S) ...........................96 LETTERS (LTRS) .....................................97 LIBRARY AND INFORMATION STUDIES

(LIS) ......................................................97 LINGUISTICS (LING)..............................98 MANAGEMENT (MGT) ...........................98 MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS

(MIS) .....................................................98 MARKETING (MKT)................................99

MATHEMATICS (MATH) ........................ 99 MEDIEVAL & RENAISSANCE STUDIES

(MRS).................................................. 102 METEOROLOGY (METR) .................... 102 MICROBIOLOGY (MBIO) ..................... 103 MILITARY SCIENCE (M S)................... 104 MODERN LANGUAGES AND

LITERATURES (MLLL)..................... 104 MUSIC (MUS) ....................................... 104 MUSICOLOGY (MUSC).......................... 104 MUSIC APPLIED-FOR MAJORS ........... 105 MUSIC EDUCATION (MUED) .............. 108 MUSIC LITERATURE (MULI) ............... 109 MUSIC FOR NONMAJORS (MUNM) ... 109 MUSIC RECITALS.................................. 111 MUSIC TECHNIQUE (MUTE)............... 111 MUSIC TECHNOLOGY (MUTK)........... 114 MUSIC THEORY (MUTH)..................... 114 MUSICAL THEATER (MTHR) ................ 114 NATIVE AMERICAN STUDIES (NAS).. 115 NAVAL SCIENCE (N S)........................ 115 NURSING (NURS)................................ 115 PETROLEUM ENGINEERING (P E) .... 116 PHILOSOPHY (PHIL) ........................... 116 PHYSICS (PHYS) ................................. 117 POLITICAL SCIENCE (P SC)............... 118 PORTUGUESE (PORT).......................... 120 PROJECT THRESHOLD ........................ 129 PSYCHOLOGY (PSY) .......................... 120 REGIONAL AND CITY PLANNING

(RCPL) ................................................ 122 RELIGIOUS STUDIES (RELS) ............. 122 RUSSIAN (RUSS)................................. 122 SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT (SCM)..................................................... 123 SOCIAL WORK (S WK) ........................ 123 SOCIOLOGY (SOC) ............................. 124 SPANISH (SPAN) ................................. 125 TELECOMPUTING (TCOM) ................... 126 UNIVERSITY COLLEGE (UCOL) ........... 126 UNIVERSITY COURSES (UNIV).......... 127 WOMEN’S STUDIES (W S).................. 127 ZOOLOGY (ZOO) ................................. 127

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CAMPUS INFORMATION DIRECTORY

QUESTIONS OFFICE LOCATION TELEPHONE ACT Test Counseling & Testing Services Goddard Health Center 325-2911 Address Changes Enrollment Services Buchanan Hall, Rm. 230 325-3572 Admissions Admissions Office Buchanan Hall, Rm. 127 325-2252 Adult Student Services Center for Student Life Student Union, Suite 370 325-3163 Advance Standing Exams Admissions Office Buchanan Hall, Rm. 127 325-2252 Advising College Office See List Below African American Student Services Center for Student Life Student Union, Suite 370 325-3163 American Indian Student Services Center for Student Life Student Union, Suite 370 325-3163 Asian American Student Services Center for Student Life Student Union, Suite 370 325-3163 Books and Supplies Bookstores Asp Ave. Parking Facility or Student Union 325-3511 Cancellation of Enrollment Enrollment Services Buchanan Hall, Rm. 230 325-3572 Catalogs Bookstores Asp Ave. Parking Facility or Student Union 325-3511 Child Care Center Our Children's World Learning Center 501 Wadsack St. 325-0528 Class Schedule Online ou.edu/admrec/registration.html CLEP Examination Independent Study 1600 S. Jenkins 325-4414 Commuter Student Information Commuter Student Assoc. Conoco Student Leadership Wing 325-1031 Continuing Education Continuing Education OCCE Administration Bldg. 325-4414 Cooperative Education (Co-op) Career Services OMU, Rm. 323 325-1974 Counseling (Personal) Counseling & Testing Services Goddard Health Center 325-2911 Disabled Student Services Office of Disability Services Goddard Health Center, Rm. 166 325-3852 * Employment Personnel Services Nuclear Engr. Lab. (2nd Floor) 325-1826 Enrollment Online / Enrollment Services Enroll.ou.edu / Buchanan Hall, Rm. 230 325-3572 Fees (payment of University Bills) Bursar Buchanan Hall (1st Floor) 325-3122 Financial Aid Financial Aid Services Buchanan Hall, Rm. 216 325-4521 Food Services Housing & Food Services Walker Center, Rm. 135 325-6581 Grades (Semester) Records Office Buchanan Hall, Rm. 330 325-4147 Graduation College Office See List Below (a) Application College Office (b) Cap and Gown Bookstore Asp Ave. Parking Facility or Student Union 325-3511 (c) Diplomas Records Office Buchanan Hall, Rm. 330 325-4147 (d) Invitations Bookstore Asp Ave. Parking Facility or Student Union 325-3511 (e) Rings Bookstore Asp Ave. Parking Facility or Student Union 325-3511 Greek Affairs Center for Student Life Student Union, Rm. 370 325-6350 Health Insurance (Student) Insurance Office NEL 325-9196 Housing Housing & Food Services Walker Center, Rm. 126 325-2511 I D Cards OneCard Office OMU, Rm. 127 325-3113 International Student Services International Exchange Programs Old Science Hall, Room 103 325-3337 Internships Career Services OMU, Rm. 323 325-1974 Intersession Intersession Office OCCE Administration Bldg. 325-2899 Intramural-Recreational Sports Recreational Services Huston Huffman Center, Rm. 149 325-3053 Latino Student Services Center for Student Life Student Union, Suite 370 325-3163 Library Books Bizzell Library 325-3341 Loans, Scholarships, Grants Financial Aid Services Buchanan Hall, Rm. 216 325-4521 (a) Disbursement Bursar’s Office Buchanan Hall (1st Floor) 325-3123 Medical Services Goddard Health Center 620 Elm St. 325-4441 Name Changes Records Office Buchanan Hall, Rm. 330 325-4147 New Student Information Prospective Student Services Jacobson Faculty Hall, Level I 325-2151 Parking Permits Parking & Transit Robertson Hall (3rd Floor) 325-3311 Placement Tests Assessment & Learning Center Carnegie Bldg. Rm. 200 325-4336 Reading Clinic College of Education Education Bldg., Rm. 127 325-4844 Readmission Admissions Office Buchanan Hall, Rm. 127 325-2252 Records (Academic) Records Office Buchanan Hall, Rm. 330 325-4147 Residency Admissions Office Buchanan Hall, Rm. 127 325-2252 Scholarship Programs (McNair) Center for Student Life Student Union, Suite 370 325-3163 Tickets (Athletic) Athletic Ticket Office Stadium (Gate 15) 325-6511 Tickets (Fine Arts) Fine Arts Ticket Service Fine Arts Center, Rm. 123 325-4101 TOEFL Counseling & Testing Services Goddard Health Center 325-2911 Tutoring Housing Learning Center Adams Center, Rm. 105 325-2452 Transcripts of Student Records Records Office Buchanan Hall, Rm. 330 325-4147 Transfer Student Information Prospective Student Services Jacobson Faculty Hall, Level I 325-2151 Verification of Enrollment Records Office Buchanan Hall, Rm. 330 325-4147 Veterans Student Services Veteran’s Student Services Buchanan Hall, Rm. 234 325-4308* Withdrawal from University (all Classes) College Office See List Below Women’s Issues (Women’s Outreach Center) Center for Student Life Student Union, Suite 247 325-4929 * or 325-4173 TDD

COLLEGE OFFICE LOCATIONS Academic Affairs Room 124, Ellison Hall (405) 325-4411 Fine Arts Room 122, Fred Jones Art Center (405) 325-7370 Architecture Room 162, Gould Hall (405) 325-2444 Graduate Room 100, Robertson Hall (405) 325-3811 Arts and Sciences Room 124, Ellison Hall (405) 325-4411 Journalism Room 2620, Gaylord Hall (405) 325-2721 Atmospheric & Room 710, Sarkeys Energy Center (405) 325-3101 Liberal Studies Room 226, Administration Bldg., OCCE (405) 325-1061 Geographic Sciences Law Room 200, Law Center (405) 325-4699 Business Room 1010, Michael F. Price Hall (405) 325-6021 University College Room 100, Carnegie Bldg. (405) 325-3521 Continuing Education OCCE Administration Building (405) 325-4414 Special Students Earth and Energy Room 510, Sarkeys Energy Center (405) 325-4005 (a) With Degrees Room 100, Robertson Hall. (405) 325-3811 Education Room 114, Ellsworth Collings Hall (405) 325-1081 (b) Without Degrees Room 100, Carnegie Bldg. (405) 325-3521 Engineering Suite 112, Felgar Hall (405) 325-4096

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FINAL EXAMINATION SCHEDULE

SPRING SEMESTER 2008 Last Day of Classes, Friday, May 2

MONDAY, MAY 5

CLASS TIME EXAMINATION TIME 9:00 TR................................................................8:00 AM—10:00 AM 9:30 TR................................................................8:00 AM—10:00 AM 7:30 TR...............................................................10:30 AM—12:30 PM 11:30 MWF ............................................................ 1:30 PM—3:30 PM 4:30 TR................................................................... 4:30 PM—6:30 PM Uniform Exams.................................................... 7:30 PM—9:30 PM CHEM 1315, 1415 ECE 3723 MKT 4123

TUESDAY, MAY 6 CLASS TIME EXAMINATION TIME 9:30 MWF ...........................................................8:00 AM—10:00 AM 4:30 MWF ..........................................................10:30 AM—12:30 PM 4:30 MW.............................................................10:30 AM—12:30 PM 1:30 TR................................................................... 1:30 PM—3:30 PM 8:30 TR................................................................... 4:30 PM—6:30 PM Uniform Exams.................................................... 7:30 PM—9:30 PM FR 1115, 1225, 1235 GERM 1115, 1225 SPAN 1115, 1225 RUSS 1115, 1225 FIN 3303

WEDNESDAY, MAY 7

CLASS TIME EXAMINATION TIME 10:30 MWF ......................................................... 8:00 AM—10:00 AM 8:30 MWF ..........................................................10:30 AM—12:30 PM 12:00 TR .................................................................1:30 PM—3:30 PM 12:30 TR .................................................................1:30 PM—3:30 PM 3:00 TR....................................................................4:30 PM—6:30 PM 3:30 TR....................................................................4:30 PM—6:30 PM Uniform Exams.................................................... 7:30 PM—9:30 PM FIN 4303 sec. 002 & 900 only MATH 1743, 2123 ZOO 1114

THURSDAY, MAY 8

CLASS TIME EXAMINATION TIME 10:30 TR ............................................................. 8:00 AM—10:00 AM 7:30 MWF ..........................................................10:30 AM—12:30 PM 12:30 MWF .............................................................1:30 PM—3:30 PM 3:30 MWF ...............................................................4:30 PM—6:30 PM 3:00 MW ................................................................4:30 PM—6:30 PM Uniform Exams.................................................... 7:30 PM—9:30 PM FIN 4413 MATH 1503, 1523, 1643

FRIDAY, MAY 9 CLASS TIME EXAMINATION TIME 1:30 MWF......................................................................... 8:00 AM—10:00 AM 1:30 MW........................................................................... 8:00 AM—10:00 AM 11:30 TR ..........................................................................10:30 AM—12:30 PM 2:30 TR .................................................................................1:30 PM—3:30 PM 2:30 MWF..............................................................................4:30 PM _6:30 PM

NOTE 1: Classes meeting one-day-a-week, with a start time before 5:00 PM, will test according to Regulation #7, on next page. Also, see Regulation

#9. NOTE 2: Day classes (class start time prior to 5:00 PM) meeting on-the-hour more than one day a week will test at the same time as classes meeting on

the same days at the following half-hour. For example, classes meeting M W 8:00 AM will test at the same time as classes meeting MWF 8:30 AM. Standard on-the-hour meeting times are listed in the schedule above. See Regulation #8 on the following page for testing of evening classes.

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FINAL EXAMINATION REGULATIONS

1. Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education regulations require that those institutions that reserve the final week of the semester as a testing period shall ensure that all classes meet during the testing period. Final examinations are given at the discretion of the instructor, or, in the case of multiple sections, the department in which the class is offered*. When a final examination is given, the student must take the examination.

*EXCEPTIONS a. The College of Arts and Sciences requires that an examination (either a last or final examination) be given during the

scheduled final examination period for each regularly scheduled undergraduate course. Independent study and pure laboratory courses are excluded.

b. The College of Engineering and the College of Atmospheric and Geographic Sciences require comprehensive examinations to be given during the regularly scheduled examination periods in all undergraduate courses excluding directed readings, pure laboratory courses and project type design courses and seminars.

2. If a final examination is given, no faculty member is authorized to depart from the published examination schedule for either a

class or an individual without approval, as stated in the Faculty Handbook. Early final examinations are prohibited. Final Examination has been defined as follows: an examination that is comprehensive in nature or that accounts for a greater proportion of the final grade than an exam given during the semester.

3. Uniform final examinations are listed by department and course number at the times they are scheduled to be given. 4. Two-hour classes which have one of their meetings on MWF will have the examination at the time scheduled for MWF classes.

Those meeting both days of TR will have the examination at the time scheduled for TR classes. 5. Three-hour classes must follow the examination schedule. Classes meeting both Tuesday and Thursday are considered to be TR

classes. Classes meeting two of the days Monday-Wednesday-Friday are considered to be MWF classes. 6. Classes meeting four or five days a week will have the final examination at the time scheduled for MWF classes with the same

meeting time. 7. Classes meeting one day a week for more than one hour with a start time before 5:00 PM will have the final examination during

the last lecture period*. Classes in this format have been scheduled with sufficient meeting time during the semester to compensate for time lost in the final examination week.

*EXCEPTION: Courses offered by the College of Business Administration will test during the final examination week. 8. Evening Classes. Classes that begin at 5:00 PM or later will have the final examination during the last lecture period. Evening

classes have been scheduled with sufficient meeting time during the semester to compensate for time lost in the final examination week.

9. If laboratory examinations are given, they will be held during the last regularly scheduled meeting of the lab. 10. A student will not be expected to take more than two final examinations in one day. In cases where a student has three or more

exams scheduled for the same day, instructors must offer make-up exams. The student's number of exams will be reduced to two by the following procedure:

a. If a student has three or more exams on the same day, the instructor(s) giving the third and subsequent exams must provide make-up exams during the week designated for final exams for that semester;

b. The student must notify the instructor or department of the third and subsequent final exams scheduled within a single day. Such notification must be given to the specific instructor or department before the end of the twelfth week of classes (sixth week of summer session).

11. In the event a conflict should arise from the scheduling of two or more examinations at the same time, the student will attend the

examination for the class that met first during the week, according to the student's class schedule. The instructor(s) giving the second and subsequent exams must provide make-up exams during the week designated for final exams for that semester.

_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ This institution in compliance with all applicable Federal and State laws and regulations does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, religion, disability or

status as a veteran in any of its policies, practices or procedures. This includes but is not limited to admissions, employment, financial aid and educational services.

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TUITION AND FEES DEADLINES AND PENALTIES SPRING 2008 Last day to pay tuition and fees without penalty or service charge Feb. 15

Last day to pay without $50 end-of-semester penalty May 15 Use On-Line Payments or Make checks payable to the University of Oklahoma Students may pay fees On-line (E-checks or Credit Cards) at pay.ou.edu or in person at the Bursar’s Office. Access to Online Payments requires a current university 4+4. Monthly statements will be prepared and mailed prior to the payment deadline. Failure to receive a statement will not exempt a student from late penalties. It is the responsibility of the student to determine his/her financial obligation and how it is to be met. Tuition and fee payments may be mailed. If mailed, payment must be received in the Office of the Bursar by the deadlines listed above. Checks for payments should include the student’s name and Sooner I.D. Number to ensure proper credit. If this information is not included, a University employee will write this information on the check. The tuition and fee information number is 325-3122. Scholarship and loans information numbers are 325-3123 and 325-3124. You may call Monday thru Friday, 8:00 am – 5:00 pm.

TUITION AND FEES PAYMENT PLAN Participation in the Tuition Payment Plan will be limited to currently enrolled students for the semester in progress. Students receiving Financial Aid will be required to apply all of their aid to their account up to the total amount owed. Participation in the Tuition Payment Plan requires no application or acceptance. Simply paying the minimum payment amount on each monthly statement by the due date listed on the statement constitutes participation in the plan. The Tuition Payment Plan applies to current semester tuition and fees (including course user charges) only. All other charges (housing, telephone bills, Continuing Education, Goddard, etc.) are due on the 15th of the month following the statement containing the charge. The minimum payment due will be calculated as the total month's ending balance of non-tuition and fee charges plus the appropriate percentage of tuition and fees. Percentages used are 25% for the first month of Fall or Spring semester, 33.33% for the second month, 50% for the third month, and 100% for the fourth month. During Summer semester, 50% paid the first month and balance the second month. A 1.5% service charge will be computed on the prior month's statement ending balance minus payments and other credits received during the first 15 days of the current month. The 1.5% charge will be assessed on the 16th of each month. A $50 end-of-semester penalty will be assessed if all current tuition and fees are not paid in full. Unpaid balances may be turned over to outside collection agencies and/or legal office for collection.

Students may pay tuition and fees at the Bursar’s Office in Buchanan Hall (8:00 am—5:00 pm) Monday through Friday. To avoid penalties, payment should be received by the deadlines on the above schedule. Students with unpaid tuition and fees may continue to attend classes until the last day of finals; however, all service charges and penalties will be added and enrollment for future semesters will not be allowed. In addition, students with any unpaid tuition and fees will not have grades or diplomas released; students with any unpaid University accounts, including tuition and fees, will not have transcripts (with or without degrees) released. Accounts must be paid in full to allow release of these records. When paying delinquent fees and tuition, the total amount due is required. Selective course payment or reinstatement will not be possible. It is the student’s responsibility each semester to check with the scholarship clerk in the Bursar’s office to be certain that any university administered scholarship or resident or non-resident tuition waiver is applied. The Bursar cannot extend the dates noted. All requests for financial assistance should be made at the Office of Financial Aid Services located in Buchanan Hall, Rm. 216, phone number 325-4521.

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REQUIRED TUITION AND FEES (SUBJECT TO CHANGE)

I. TUITION: A. RESIDENT (per credit hour): 1000 & 2000 level courses.................... $108.70 3000 & 4000 level courses.................... $108.70 5000 & 6000 level courses.................... $143.80 Law courses ......................................... $370.55 B. NON-RESIDENT (per credit hour): 1000 & 2000 level courses.................... $412.50 3000 & 4000 level courses.................... $412.50 5000 & 6000 level courses.................... $518.00 Law courses ......................................... $701.50 II. PER-SEMESTER FEES: (Required in addition to Tuition) A. Health Center Fee ...................................... $69.00 ($34.50 for Summer Session) B. Cultural & Recreation Services Fee ........... $12.50 ($6.25 for Summer Session) C. Academic Records Fee.............................. $15.00 D. Academic Advising Fee Degree-seeking Undergraduate/Graduate. $25.00 ($12.50 for Summer Session) E. International Student Fee........................... $50.00 ($33.33 for Summer Session)

III. PER-CREDIT HOUR FEES: (Required in addition to Tuition) A. Student Facility Fee.................................... $11.25 B. Student Activity Fee ..................................... $5.95 C. Assessment Fee........................................... $1.25 (Except for Law) D. Library Excellence Fee............................... $10.25 E. Connectivity Fee ........................................ $14.25 F. Security Services Fee ................................... $3.40 G. Transit Fee ................................................... $1.75 H. Academic Excellence Fee For New Students, Re-Admits, and Change of Status students effective: *Beginning Fall 2007 ........................ $36.00 *Beginning Fall 2006 ........................ $26.00 *Beginning Fall 2005 ........................ $16.00

*Prior Fall 2005................................... $6.00 I. Academic Facilities & Life Safety Fee.......... $14.00 J. Special Event Fee ......................................... $2.00

K. College Computer Course Fees: Architecture.................................$21.00 Arts & Sciences ............................$5.00 Atmospheric and Geographic Sciences .....................................$30.00 Business .....................................$20.00 Earth and Energy........................$30.00 Education....................................$18.00 Engineering.................................$26.00 Journalism and Mass Comm......$30.00 Law .............................................$25.00 IV. ANNUAL FEES: International Student Health Insurance $775.00

V. INDIVIDUAL COURSE SPECIAL FEES: A. Architecture Enrichment Fee ..... $12.00 per Course B. Chemistry Department Fee ......... $5.00 per Course C. Business (MBA) Enrichment Fee............ $10-$30

selected courses ($50.00 cap) D. Undergraduate Business Communication Enhancement Fee............ $4.50 per Credit Hour E. Nichols Center Fee ............ $40.00 per Credit Hour

F. Engineering Enrichment Fee ......................$13.00 per Undergraduate Credit Hour G. English Department Fee ...............................$1.00

per Undergraduate Course H. Business College Full-Time MBA Fee ....$1500.00 Annual Fee charged in Fall semester. I. Fine Arts Enrichment Fee..... $7.00 per Credit Hour

J. Atmospheric & Geographic Sciences Enrichment Fee excluding 1000 level ...... $25.00 per Course

K. Arts & Science Enrichment Fee ....................$6.50 per Credit Hour L. Business Undergrad. Enrichment Fee........$10.00 per Undergraduate Credit Hour M. Education Enrichment Fee... $3.00 per Credit Hour N. Earth and Energy Enrichment Fee............... $25.00 per Undergraduate Course O. Organ, Piano, and Percussion Instrument Use Fee ...............................$75.00 P. JMC Enrichment Fee ...... $15.00 per Credit Hour

There are additional individual course special fees listed in the Class Schedule which are in addition to the above fees.

Late Registration Fee

There is a late registration fee of $20.00 for any registration which occurs on or after the first official day of classes each semester. The first official day of class for Spring is January 14, 2008.

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STUDENT ACTIVITY FEE The Student Activity Fee of $5.95 per credit hour of enrollment was approved by the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education. The funds collected are distributed in the current fiscal year approximately as indicated: Union Bond, 14.25%; UOSA, 17.5%; Student Services, 17.19%; Counseling & Testing, 10.47%; Recreational Services, 10.31%; Campus Transportation Services, 3.10%; Facilities Bond, 4.56%; Student Media, 5.16%; Reserve, 2%; Career Services, 1.58%; Number Nyne Crisis Center, .43%; Student Affairs, 13.38%.

GRADUATION All students graduating from the University of Oklahoma must fill out an Application for Graduation and pay all fees and tuition charges before their degree can be officially conferred and a diploma issued. Applications should be picked up at the student’s College

Office, filled out and taken to the Office of Academic Records, room 330 Buchanan Hall. Degree candidates should keep in mind the following deadlines for graduation applications Fall graduates October 1

Spring graduates March 1 Summer graduates July 1

All inquiries regarding graduation should be directed to the Office of Academic Records, (405) 325-2017.

CAP AND GOWN FEE

Students who plan to participate in the Commencement ceremonies in May must pay a fee for caps and gowns. Cap and gown cards may be obtained, filled out and paid for at the University Bookstore not later than April 1.

UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA REFUND POLICIES

The refund policies listed below describe the financial obligation of students who withdraw from classes after the official beginning of a semester. Students are advised to read these refund policies carefully to determine which apply to their specific circumstances.

I. COMPLETE WITHDRAWALS FROM THE UNIVERSITY:

A. REFUND POLICY FOR COMPLETE WITHDRAWAL FOR ALL STUDENTS WHO ARE NOT TITLE IV AID

RECIPIENTS. (See ‘B’ below for definition of Title IV Aid Recipients.) (The Oklahoma State Regents refund policy with respect to fees and tuition is as follows:)

Complete withdrawals from the institution during the defined refund period (first ten days of classes in Fall and Spring semesters, first five days of classes in Summer Session) will result in full charges for courses added and full credit for courses dropped. No refunds will be made after the refund period except as stipulated for enrollment of Title IV recipients.

B. REFUND REGULATIONS FOR COMPLETE WITHDRAWAL FOR ALL STUDENTS WHO ARE TITLE IV AID RECIPIENTS

Any student receiving Federal Title IV funds will be subject to the following policy regarding return of Federal Title IV funds: The University and the student will be required to return to the federal aid programs the amount of aid received that was in excess of

the aid “earned” for the time period the student remained enrolled.

The percentage of the semester completed is the percentage of aid earned: This is calculated by the number of days the student attended divided by the number of days in the payment period (i.e. semester). For example, if a student withdrew on the 20th day of a semester 114 days in length, the student would have only earned 17.5% of the aid he received (20/114=0.175). Students who remain enrolled through at least 60% of the payment period (semester) are considered to have earned 100% of the aid received and will not owe a repayment of Federal Title IV grant funds. If the University returns funds to the Title IV aid programs, it could result in the student owing OU charges that were originally paid at the time of disbursement. Students may also be required to return funds released to them for personal expenses. Monies will be returned to the Title IV programs and not to recipients. Monies returned to the Title IV aid programs will be applied first to loans to reduce the loan debt of the student and/or parent borrower.

II. REFUND POLICY FOR DROPPING A PORTION OF YOUR SCHEDULE AFTER CLASSES BEGIN

Changes in schedules during the first ten days of classes in Fall and Spring semesters, first five days of classes in Summer Session will result in full charges for courses added and full credit for courses dropped. No refunds for dropped courses will be made after this time.

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FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

Spring 2008 – Students who wish to apply for financial aid for the Spring 2008 semesters must complete the 2007-08 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Visit OU Financial Aid Services (FAS) website at www.financialaid.ou.edu for complete information and the link to the FAFSA on the Web. List The University of Oklahoma Title IV school code 003184 to have your FAFSA information sent to Financial Aid Services.

Summer 2008 – Students must have a 2007-08 FAFSA on file with OU Financial Aid Services no later than April 1st for consideration of summer aid. Visit “Ask the Sooners” at www.financialaid.ou.edu for summer application information approximately mid-February as additional documentation may be needed including the summer application.

Check out our website and “Ask the Sooners” for answers to your most frequently asked financial aid questions at www.financialaid.ou.edu . Financial Aid Services, 1000 Asp Ave. Room 216, Norman, OK 73019-4078. Phone: 405-325-4521, Fax: 405-325-7608, TDD: 405-325-6516 FINANCIAL AID EARLY DISBURSEMENT SCHEDULE

MONDAY, JANUARY 7 H to O TUESDAY, JANUARY 8 P to Z

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9 A to G THURSDAY & FRIDAY JANUARY 10 & 11 OPEN

Regular Disbursement begins Thursday, JANUATY 10 and continues throughout the semester IMPORTANT!! Aid disbursement depends on the following two (2) factors: 1. Aid availability 2. All eligibility requirements must be met at the time you are

picking up your aid, including enrollment requirements. If you come JANUARY 7-9 to pick up your aid, be sure to come during the date assigned for your last name. Bring a photo ID for identification. Staffing is reduced during lunch hours, 11: 30 AM – 1:45 PM, resulting in an increase in waiting time. Normal operating hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM. The University of Oklahoma is pleased to be one of the few schools in the country that disburses financial aid funds to students before the beginning of classes. We offer disbursement early so that student can focus on their classes rather than taking care of financial matters. Students can be supportive in the process by being informed of their aid eligibility and by following the disbursement schedule.

STUDENT SERVICES

STUDENT LIFE Student Life, a division of Student Affairs, is located in Suite 370 of the Oklahoma Memorial Union. Student Life provides over 20 student service areas including service to over 350 student organizations, campus activities, academic support, new student orientation and multicultural student services, fraternities and sororities. Student Life provides direct assistance for scholarship information programs on cultural diversity ad enrichment, peer counseling, career development, orientation and leadership training and serve as advocates for students when interacting with campus offices and programs. Some areas of focus for Student Life include some of the following: AFRICAN-AMERICAN STUDENT LIFE AMERICAN INDIAN STUDENT LIFE ASIAN-AMERICAN STUDENT LIFE LATINO STUDENT LIFE CAMPUS ACTIVITIES PROGRAMS FRATERNITY AND SORORITY LIFE FRESHMAN AND NEW SOONER SERVICES MCNAIR SCHOLARS PROGRAMS WOMEN’S OUTREACH CENTER You may contact the Student Life Office at (405) 325-3163 or visit their Web site at http://studentlife.ou.edu to learn more about the resources provided.

REASONABLE ACCOMMODATION STATEMENT

The University of Oklahoma will reasonably accommodate otherwise qualified individuals with a disability unless such accommodation would pose an undue hardship or would result in a fundamental alteration in the nature of the service, program or activity on in undue financial or administrative burdens. The term, "reasonable accommodation" is used in its general sense in this policy to apply to employees, students and visitors. Student requests for reasonable

accommodation should be addressed to the Disability Resource Center Goddard Health Center, Room 166, Telephone 325-3852 (voice) or 325-4173 (TDD). A student must self-identify as an individual with a disability and provide appropriate diagnostic information that substantiates the disability and supports the request for accommodation. The Disability Resource Center will then assess the impact of the disability on the student's academic program and record the required academic accommodations in a memo to the instructor. All diagnostic information is confidential and therefore memos can be sent only at the student's request. Individuals who have complaints alleging discrimination based upon a disability may file them with the University's Equal Opportunity Office in accordance with prevailing University discrimination grievance procedures.

SERVICES FOR STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES Located in Goddard Health Center, Room 166, Telephone, (405) 325-3852 (voice) or (405) 325-4173 (TDD), to coordinate or provide direct assistance for programmatic and architectural accessibility. Academic accommodations may include, but are not limited to, readers, scribes, volunteer notetakers, interpreters/real-time transcriptionists, alternative testing, and library research assistance. Services are available to all students with disabilities who self-identify to the Disability Resource Center and provide appropriate documentation of disability that substantiates the need for accommodation.

THE UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES

http://libraries.ou.edu

University Libraries is the largest research library in the state of Oklahoma and contains more than 4.8 million volumes, thousands of periodicals and over 200 electronic databases. The research library facilities on the Norman Campus include Bizzell Memorial Library (main library) and six branch libraries for architecture, chemistry-mathematics, fine arts, engineering, geology, and physics-astronomy. Special collections include the Harry W. Bass Collections in Business History, the History of Science Collections, the John and Mary Nichols Rare Books and Special Collections, the Western History Collections (Monett Hall) and the government documents collection.

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Library faculty and staff assist students, faculty, and staff with research and class assignments, teach classes about library resources and how to use them, and offer library facility tours. Students may access library resources through the Libraries’ web site, http://libraries.ou.edu, available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. In addition, students may request assistance through the reference desk at 325-4142 or, use “E-mail a Librarian” reference service, [email protected]. Other library services include electronic reserves, interlibrary loan and wireless laptop checkout (Current Periodicals Room, Bizzell). A map of Bizzell Memorial Library and locations of the branch libraries and special collections is available at http://libraries.ou.edu/VTour. University Libraries host one of the several computer labs managed by Information Technology. The IT Lab is in Bizzell Memorial Library, Room 130. Student IDs serve as library cards. Sooner Xpress is the University of Oklahoma campus document delivery service for faculty, staff and students. Sooner Xpress provides copies of journal articles, copies of book chapters, and book from the OU libraries’ collection to faculty, staff, and students for their personal research. Book delivery is free. Photocopies of articles or book chapters are $4.00 for up to 20 pages. Independent libraries that work closely with University Libraries are the Donald E. Pray Law Library, (405) 325-4322, (http://www.jay.law.ou.edu/library/), the Robert M. Bird Health Sciences Center Library, (405) 271-2287, (http://library.ouhsc.edu/) and the OU Tulsa Library, (918) 660-3220, which supports students

enrolled in Tulsa-based programs (http://www.tulsa.ou edu/library/index.htm).

FALL/SPRING SEMESTER HOURS: BIZZELL

MEMORIAL (MAIN) LIBRARY Sunday 12:00 NOON–2:00 a.m. Monday-Thursday 7:30 a.m.–2:00 a.m. Friday–Saturday 7:30 a.m.–10:00 p.m. For branch libraries and special collection hours and intersession, holiday, finals and summer hours, contact the reference desk at 325-4142 or http://libraries.ou.edu/ hours.

VETERAN’S STUDENT SERVICES The Office of Veterans Student Services provides services in certifying Veterans or their dependents, and students receiving VA Vocational Rehabilitation, who are eligible for educational benefits. These services include help in processing forms necessary for monthly benefits or making changes in enrollment. Counseling is available for academic, financial and personal issues. Tutorial assistance is also available for veterans attending OU on at least a half-time basis. For information regarding benefits, enrollment, VA Work Study, and tutorial assistance, come by Room 234 Buchanan Hall, or call (405) 325-4308. To contact the VA Regional Office in Muskogee, call toll-free: 1-888-442-4551.

ADMISSION INFORMATION

THE UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA, WITH THE APPROVAL OF THE OKLAHOMA STATE REGENTS FOR HIGHER

EDUCATION, MAY ALTER ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS AT ANY TIME WHEN IT IS DETERMINED TO BE IN THE BEST

INTEREST OF THE UNIVERSITY.

New students must be admitted to the University before beginning registration. Former students must also be readmitted if they have graduated or been suspended after their last enrollment at OU, or have not been enrolled at OU for more than one semester and a summer session. Students who enroll only for summer sessions do not need to reapply if they were enrolled the previous summer and did not graduate or were not suspended at the end of that summer term.

Information concerning admission requirements and applications for admission, housing and scholarships is available on the web at http://admissions.ou.edu/admissions.htm. This information may also be obtained from the Office of Prospective Student Services, 550 Parrington Oval, Room L-1, Norman, Oklahoma, 73019-3032. For telephone inquiries, the number is (405) 325-2151 or toll-free 1 800 234-6868.

APPLICATION DEADLINES Undergraduate applications for admission must be received

by the Office of Admissions by April 1 for a summer or fall semester and November 1 for a spring semester. Applicants are encouraged to apply much earlier than the stated deadlines to maximize opportunities for housing, financial aid and early enrollment. Applications and credentials necessary to render a decision for international students must be received in the Office of Admissions by April 1 for a fall semester; September 1 for a spring semester; and February 1 for a summer session. International applicants should allow at least six weeks for processing after the application and all supporting credentials have been received.

APPLICATION FEE A non-refundable application processing fee is required of all applicants for admission or readmission to the University of Oklahoma. Checks should be made payable to the University of Oklahoma and mailed to:

Office of Admissions University of Oklahoma

1000 Asp Avenue Norman, OK 73019–0430

International Applicants: Checks must clear through a United States bank. Payment by credit card is also an option. Prospective students who apply for admissions on-line must pay the application fee electronically.

SUSPENDED STUDENTS

A student who has been suspended from the University for academic reasons is not eligible to reenter the University until at least one semester has elapsed following suspension. A suspended student must apply for readmission. Such readmission is not automatic. The decision is made on an individual basis by the student's college dean. An application for readmission, a letter of appeal and all required transcripts must be submitted to the Office of Admissions by April 1 for a summer or fall semester and November 1 for a spring semester. The letter of appeal should include an explanation of the student’s previous academic record, information about the student’s activities since suspension and reasons why an exception to the requirements for admission to the University should be made. A student who has been suspended twice from the University is not eligible to be considered for readmission until that student has attended another accredited college or university and raised his/her grade point average to the University's retention standards.

RESIDENT STATUS

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All applicants are classified as resident or nonresident based on information provided on the application for admission. Applicants may be required to submit evidence to substantiate their claim to resident classification. Questions regarding resident classification should be directed to the Office of Admissions. A uniform policy concerning resident status exists for all state-supported institutions of higher education in Oklahoma. Information on

residency requirements is available from the Office of Admissions or on the web at http://admissions.ou.edu/residency.htm. Non resident members of the armed forces stationed in Oklahoma and their dependents are eligible for in-state tuition rates through a non-resident tuition waiver. Further information regarding this waiver can be obtained from the University’s Office of Admissions.

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DISCONTINUANCE OF ACADEMIC PROGRAMS “The University of Oklahoma reserves the right at all times to discontinue, modify or otherwise change its degree programs when it determines it is in the best interest of the University to do so.”

ADVISING INSTRUCTIONS

(INSTRUCTOR'S ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY. It is the policy of the University that all instruction be conducted by faculty who are proficient in the English language. Students who feel that their instructors are lacking in this necessary proficiency have the right to appeal for redress of this circumstance. Procedures for doing so are outlined in the "Academic Appeals Board" section in the General Catalog.)

ADVISING AND ENROLLMENT OF NEW STUDENTS:

First-time entering freshmen who desire to enroll in classes for the Fall semester prior to August 25, 2008 are required to participate in Enrollment 2008, the university’s summer orientation and enrollment program for new students. Information about Enrollment 2008 will be mailed to all new students who are eligible to participate, or students may contact University College, (405) 325-3521 for information. First-time entering freshmen who do not participate in Enrollment 2008 will be allowed to enroll for fall classes following the conclusion of the program and should contact University College. New transfer students have several options for advisement and enrollment. Any transfer student admitted to OU may be advised and enroll in summer and/or fall classes during Transfer Days, 2008, March 26, 27 and 28, on the Norman Campus. For more information, contact the Office of Prospective Student Services, (405) 325-2151 or toll free, 1-800-234-6868, or the Office of Admissions, (405) 325-2252. Eligible transfer students may also enroll through Enrollment 2008 (see First-time entering freshmen, above). Transfer students may also contact the college to which they have been admitted for information about enrolling during the advance registration period, beginning April 7, 2008, according to the schedule listed in the Registration Instructions. All University English Composition Requirement: All University of Oklahoma students must complete a university writing requirement consisting of six hours of English Composition (English 1113 and 1213). Engl 1113 must be completed during the first 30 hours of college course work; Engl 1213 must be completed during the first 60 hours of college course work. In order to facilitate the advisement and enrollment process, the following cutoff dates have been established for taking the CLEP Subject Exam in Freshman College Composition through the University’s Department of Independent Study: Tests Taken By Scores available at Dean's Office October 5 October 17 November 30 December 12 February 1 February 13 April 4 April 16 June 6 June 18 July 3 July 16 Students enrolled (or pre-enrolled) at the University and former students eligible to re-enroll may take advanced standing examinations for undergraduate credit provided they have not been

enrolled in an equivalent course at the college level and received a grade other than “W.” A student who is pre-enrolled or enrolled in a course may earn credit in that course by advanced standing examination up to the end of the second week of class in a regular semester or the first week of a summer session. During this period, a student may drop a course that has been successfully completed by advance standing examination with no fee or tuition assessment; provided that the examination was taken prior to the end of the defined add/drop period. A student must take the exam within the refund period for each semester in order to be eligible for a refund if the course is subsequently dropped. A fee of $25.00 per credit hour is charged for each advanced standing examination. For further information on credit by advanced standing examination, contact the Office of Admissions, (405) 325-2252 or the Office of Independent Study, (405) 325-1921

COLLEGE ADVISING INFORMATION College of Architecture

Students in the College of Architecture are advised in Group and/or Individual Advising Sessions by one of the College advisors. Due to the rigor and inflexibility of the program sequences, it is necessary that all students meet for advisement during each enrollment period. The College of Architecture does not permit self-advising.

College of Arts and Sciences The College provides advising services through professional advising staff in the College of Arts and Sciences Academic Services office and through professional and faculty advisors in the departments. Professional Counselors in the Academic Services office are knowledgeable about degree programs offered by the College and will assist with choice of major, help resolve academic and graduation problems, and help determine how evaluated transfer work will apply toward degree requirements. The professional counselors in the Academic Services office verify all degree requirements have been met and clear students for graduation. Faculty and professional advisors in the departments provide in-depth information about the discipline, courses, instructors, and special opportunities available through the department. The College of Arts and Sciences requires all students to be advised prior to each enrollment by the faculty or professional advisor in the major department. Students new to the College who have transfer credits should meet with an academic counselor in the Academic Services office for an evaluation of credits for University and College requirements. All other students should seek advisement from their faculty or professional advisor in the major department. After being advised, students should receive an advising form that lists their preferred courses. Students may view their academic requirements and progress with Degree Navigator (http://degree.ou.edu). Degree Navigator is helpful for viewing courses completed toward graduation and courses

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remaining to be completed. Students and advisors use this information in planning for enrollment. Degree Navigator should be used in conjunction with the degree requirement sheet (checksheet), as the checksheet is the definitive document the College counselors use for graduation clearance. Students in the College of Arts and Sciences must take one course in the Biological Sciences and one course in the Physical Sciences, including one laboratory component, to fulfill the University General Education Natural Sciences requirement. The Arts and Sciences Academic Services office is located in 124 Ellison Hall. The telephone number is (405) 325-4411.

College of Atmospheric & Geographic Sciences

The College of Atmospheric and Geographic Sciences believes that faculty members are best qualified to provide curricular, professional and career advisement; therefore, all Atmospheric and Geographic Sciences students consult with a faculty adviser before registration. Each semester, students will be contacted by their Atmospheric and Geographic Sciences school/department regarding who their faculty advisor will be and when advising hours will be held.

The College of Atmospheric and Geographic Sciences Dean’s Office strongly encourages students to review their academic records on Degree Navigator at degree.ou.edu prior to scheduling an advising appointment with their faculty advisor. Students should also prepare an enrollment plan before meeting with their advisor. For further information or general questions, please call (405) 325-3101.

Michael F. Price College of Business Undergraduate curriculum and advisement matters are coordinated through the Michael F. Price College of Business, Price Academic Advising Services in Michael F. Price Hall, Suite 1010. The College’s Academic Counselors maintain records on undergraduate students in Price College. Academic Counselors are available to provide information concerning degree requirements, degree audits and contract enrollment. Students seeking professional and career advisement should contact the appropriate division or school office (Accounting, Finance, Management, Management Information Systems or Marketing and Supply Chain Management). The telephone number of the Price Academic Advising Services is (405) 325-6021. Graduate student advisement is handled through the Graduate Programs Office, Michael F. Price Hall, Suite 1040. The telephone number is (405) 325-4107. Please see our web site www.ou.edu/biz.

College of Continuing Education-Aviation

Undergraduate curriculum and advisement matters are coordinated by the Aviation Academic Office, at Westheimer Airport, Aviation Department, NC 101, Room 209. The aviation academic counselors are available to provide information concerning degree requirements and graduation. Students seeking specific aviation/flying advisement should contact the department at 325-7231.

College of Earth and Energy The College of Earth and Energy believes that faculty members are best qualified to provide curricular, professional and career advisement; therefore, all Earth and Energy students consult with a faculty advisor before registration. All undergraduate students who have been admitted to the College of Earth and Energy should begin the enrollment process in the Student Services Office, SEC P118, 325-4005. New transfer students should schedule an appointment with an advisor in the Student Services Office before enrolling for their first semester. Students will obtain their advising records from the Student Services office, review their progress on their curriculum, and draft a proposed schedule of classes. All students meet with faculty advisors in their major. Instructions for meeting with faculty advisors will be provided

when students pick up their advising materials. After meeting with a faculty advisor, each student will return their “blue sheet” with advisor comments and recommendations to the Student Services Office. At that time they will be authorized to enroll in classes. Students are responsible for completing all necessary grade and course prerequisites.

College of Education All undergraduate students wishing to be advised through the College of Education may obtain assistance from the academic counselors located in the Student Services Center, room 137 Ellsworth Collings Hall; telephone: (405) 325-2238. The services of this office are available to all education majors, including University College students and others needing information about teacher preparation programs. Advisement is mandatory and prior to advance registration students are advised in scheduled group advising sessions according to their major. Consult the Center for the schedule. During advance registration periods, students are advised in group advising sessions; at other times, academic counselors are available on a walk-in or appointment basis. Graduate education students seeking teacher certification in early childhood education, elementary education, foreign language education, language arts education, mathematics education, science education and social studies education should also contact the Student Services Center for advisement. All other graduate education students should consult their departmental office for advisement. Listed below are the three College of Education departments, and the graduate programs within each department, located in Ellsworth Collings Hall: Instructional Leadership and Academic Curriculum (325-1498) offers programs in elementary education, science education, reading education, English/language arts education, early childhood education, social studies education and mathematics education. Educational Leadership and Policy Studies (325-4202) offers programs in educational administration, curriculum and supervision; adult and higher education; and historical, philosophical and social foundations of education. Educational Psychology (325-5974) offers programs in instructional psychology and technology, community counseling, counseling psychology and special education.

College of Engineering

All undergraduate students who have been admitted to the College of Engineering should begin the enrollment process in the Williams Student Services Center (WSSC), Suite 112 Felgar Hall, 325-4096. New transfer students should schedule an appointment with an advisor in WSSC before enrolling for their first semester. Students will obtain their advising records from WSSC, review their progress on their curriculum, and draft a proposed schedule of classes. All students meet with faculty advisors in their major so it is important to have declared a specific major by the time they are advised. Instructions for meeting with faculty advisors will be provided when students pick up their advising materials. After meeting with a faculty advisor, each student will return an Advising Verification Form, as well as any Transfer Evaluation Forms, to WSSC. At that time they will be authorized to enroll in classes. Students are responsible for completing all necessary grade and course prerequisites. Services provided by the Williams Student Services Center staff are available to all engineering undergraduates, including engineering majors in University College, and include assisting with transfer credit evaluation, choosing a major, graduation verification, University policies and procedures, academic support services such as tutoring and mentoring, and student organizations and leadership. Additional information is available at coe.ou.edu/wssc .

Weitzenhoffer Family College of Fine Arts

Students in the Weitzenoffer Family College of Fine Arts are required to meet with a faculty advisor each semester on the school/department designated Advising Day(s). These days are announced in class and are posted in the various buildings or you may

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contact your school/department office for the date(s). Students are also notified via the monthly college eNewsletter and by individual notices all sent to their OU student email addresses. Current students who are not advised on Advising Day will have to wait to be advised and to enroll until the three days prior to the next semester starting. Currently enrolled students should proceed to their assigned faculty advisors for advisement. Newly admitted students, transfer students and readmitted students should proceed to the Fine Arts Dean’s Office for copies of their records and then to the individual school offices (see locations below) to be assigned to a faculty advisor. During the meeting with the faculty advisor, students should obtain an Academic Advising Form completed and signed by the advisor, and any needed ESP’s (Electronic Special Permissions). The student should then take the advisement form to the Dean’s Office, in order to have their advising flag removed. The Fine Arts Dean’s Office is located in Fred Jones Art Center (FJC), Room 122; tel. (405) 325-7370. Office locations for Schools within the Weitzenoffer Family College of Fine Arts are: Art--Fred Jones Art Center (FJC), Room 202;

Dance--Reynolds Performing Arts Ctr (RPAC), Room 1000; Drama—Hester Hall (HEST), Room 165 Music--Catlett Music Center (CMC), Room 138; Musical Theatre —Carpenter Hall (CH), Room 201.

Gaylord College of Journalism and Mass Communication

All undergraduates must be advised prior to each enrollment. Pre-Journalism students who are in University College should meet with their counselor in that office. With the exception of Intersession, advising is mandatory prior to each academic term for all students in the Gaylord College. Advising for the summer session and the fall semester begins in February; advising for the spring semester begins in September. Students are advised by professional academic counselors in the Student Services Center. Students may also meet with faculty members to discuss careers, internships, and professional issues. Notices about advising will be posted in The Gaylord Extra. Students are required to maintain current local addresses and e-mail addresses with the university, as important advising and graduation information is distributed each academic term in The Gaylord Extra.

The Language Skills Test is the entrance examination to the Gaylord College. The LST/AIT must be completed prior to enrollment in JMC 2033 (Writing for Mass Media), a course that is required of all journalism and mass communication majors.

The LST includes 80 questions on grammar, punctuation and spelling.

The Academic Integrity Test (AIT) consists of 20 questions that are taken directly from information in the Academic Misconduct Code in the University of Oklahoma’s Student Code Booklet.

The LST/AIT is administered in the Student Services Center (2650 Gaylord Hall) Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. No appointment is necessary. Test results are available the next business day.

The college encourages students to thoroughly review these areas prior to taking the LST. An online study guide is available on ;the college’s Web site jmc.ou.edu. Students are also encouraged to review a grammar and composition textbook (several are recommended on the college’s Web site) as well as the Student Academic Integrity Code.

The LST/AIT may be attempted three times. If a student fails the third time, the student will be required to enroll in 0123 (Fundamentals of Writing for the Media), a course that will not apply toward the degree.

Graduate College Graduate students should meet with their department advisor to discuss appropriate course enrollments and to obtain any required permission for those enrollments. Unclassified students may obtain further instructions at the Graduate College, (405) 325-3811.

Health Professions

Students who expect to major in Communication Sciences and Disorders, Dental Hygiene, Nuclear Medicine, Nursing, Nutritional Sciences, Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, Pharmacy, Physician Associate, Radiation Therapy, Radiography or Ultrasound (Sonography) will be advised at University College, Room 100, Carnegie Building, telephone (405) 325-3521.

Health Sciences Center

Students who have been accepted to the Health Sciences Center (HSC) must be advised by the department/college in which they are majoring. To enroll in Norman Campus Classes, HSC students must receive permission from their HSC College. The HSC Office of Admissions and Records processes all enrollments, adding and/or dropping courses. All tuition and fees are paid to the OU Bursar, Buchanan Hall, 1000 Asp Ave., Norman, Oklahoma. Norman campus courses will be listed on the HSC transcript. For further information, contact the HSC Office of Admissions and Records, (405) 271-2359.

University College

University College advises all students who have earned fewer than 24 semester hours, Pre-Health majors, students who are undecided as to their majors and students who are working to improve their academic preparation to enable them to enter a degree-recommending college. You may be advised by coming to University College, Room 100, Carnegie Building. You are strongly urged to seek advisement prior to the scheduled registration periods, as these periods are the busiest time for advising. You may seek advisement at any time during the semester. Advising is not necessarily linked to registration. University College students seeking to enroll in upper-division courses must meet prerequisites or obtain special permission from the college offering the course. For more information, call (405) 325-3521. Questions regarding enrollment in UCOL 1002, “Gateway to College Learning,” or UCOL 1022 “Freshman Seminars,” may be directed to the Office of Freshman Programs in University College.

ADDITIONAL ASSISTANCE Students who feel they may need additional assistance in the Advising or Registration process, or who feel offices of the university may not have properly assisted them may contact the following university offices: President's Action Line ..................................325-1212 University Registrar .......................................325-8481

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REGISTRATION INSTRUCTIONS ENROLLMENT OVER THE WEB

The online registration system allows students to browse the class schedules and enroll in courses over the web. Using your OUNETID and your personal password, you can look at the class schedule information, build a trial schedule and enroll. Information is updated every 15 minutes and the system offers several search features that will help you find the courses you want.

https://enroll.ou.edu

GO TO ENROLL.OU.EDU FOR SPECIFIC ENROLLMENT WINDOWS

I. ADVANCE REGISTRATION

OCT. 26 – NOV. 30

Students who are currently enrolled, transfer students, stop-outs and readmitted students report to college offices for instructions on advisement. Students may enroll online at https://enroll.ou.edu or in Enrollment Services between the hours of 8:00 am – 5:00 p.m. M-F, Room 230, Buchanan Hall, each week according to hours earned by the students on specific days. The following weekly schedule will be observed: Graduate Students Beginning Oct. 26 Seniors Beginning Oct. 29 Juniors Beginning Nov. 5 Sophomores Beginning Nov. 12 Freshmen & Special Students Beginning Nov. 19 Earned hours of undergraduate students, is determined by earned hours plus currently enrolled OU hours. NOTE: Students may add/drop at any time after their assigned registration time. See “How to Add/Drop.”

Students who need to add/drop should obtain advisement, if necessary, before adding or dropping classes. Students may add/drop online at enroll.ou.edu or in Enrollment Services between the hours of 8:00 am- 5:00 p.m. M-F.

II. CONTINUING REGISTRATION AND ADD/DROP: SPRING: DEC. 3 – JAN. 11

NOTE: University Offices will be closed Nov. 16, Nov. 22-23, Dec. 24-Jan. 2, and Jan. 21. Students who need to register should report to their college office for instructions and/or advisement. Students who need to add/drop: See “How to Add/Drop.”

III. LATE REGISTRATION AND ADD: SPRING: JAN. 14-18

(Weekends Excluded) Students who have not yet registered should report to their college office for advisement. Students may complete late registration online or in Enrollment Services. There is a $20.00 fee for late registration beginning January 14 for the Spring term. COURSE PRIORITY: Not all students can obtain preferred class schedules because of limitations on classroom space and faculty availability. In advance registration students are given priority in courses according to classification, beginning with graduate students and ending with freshmen. In later registration periods, space in various courses may become extremely limited. Generally, students who register in advance have the best opportunity to obtain preferred classes.

STUDENT ID CARDS Student ID cards are issued by the OneCard office, OMU, Room 127. Students must be currently admitted to be eligible to receive a card. One legal picture identification card is required. Lost cards should be reported immediately to the OneCard office. There is a charge of $15.00 for new and $20.00 for replacement cards.

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http://www.enroll.ou.edu/

http://www.enroll.ou.edu/

How To Plan A Schedule On-line You can look at class schedule information, build trial schedules and enroll over the web. Logging In: Point your Web Browser to http://enroll.ou.edu Be Aware, you MUST activate your password to enroll online at http://password.ou.edu/ Logging onto the online enrollment system is easy. Simply type the following: Your OU Net ID. This is commonly referred to as your 4+4. It consists of the first four characters of your last name (in lowercase) combined with the last four digits of your OU ID. Your OU Password. This password is the one used to access your email and other web based applications. Campus and Semester required for all logins.

To Search for a Class:

Power Search Function: If you have more information about a course than just the Department offering the course and the course level, you may use the Power Search to locate specific courses or sections of a course based on your chosen criteria. You may choose one or any combination to help narrow down your search results.

Change Campus and/or Semester

View Academic

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Search by Course Level

Select by Status ie: open,

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Go To Power Search

Start the Power Search

Adding Courses to Your Schedule Find the course you want to take by doing a search, select the course, and add it to your schedule.

Enrolling, Dropping A Course, and Dropping All Courses For The Semester.

Other Things To Do With Your Schedule.

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HOW TO ENROLL

ARCHITECTURE: STEP 1: Go to https://enroll.ou.edu to create trial schedule. STEP 2: Sign up for a Group Advising or Individual Advising Session. Sign-up sheets are posted on the College bulletin boards outside the Advisory Office, Rm. 158 Gould for Group Advising –or- go to [email protected] to request an Individual Advising session. You will need to bring a copy of your trial schedule with you to your advising session. STEP 3: Have your advisement stop cleared by the advisor. STEP 4: Enroll online at https://enroll.ou.edu on your specified day. NOTE: If you have any registration stops, they must be cleared prior to your enrollment. If your Registration stop is a College stop, it must be cleared in the College of Architecture Administrative Student Services office, Gould Hall, room 158. ARTS AND SCIENCES: STEP 1: Make an advisement appointment with your major advisor. If you do not know who your major advisor is, please contact the department or unit of your major and they will assign you one. If you are a new transfer student with more than 24 hours earned and this is your first enrollment at OU, contact the College of Arts and Sciences Academic Services office, 124 Ellison Hall, 325-4411, to schedule an appointment. STEP 2: After advisement, have your advisor electronically remove your advisement flag. Leave the top sheet (white copy) of your advisement form with your advisor. STEP 3: Enroll online at https://enroll.ou.edu NOTE: If you have any registration stops, they must be cleared prior to your enrollment. If your Registration stop is a College stop, it must be cleared in the College of Arts and Sciences Academic Services office, 124 Ellison Hall. ATMOSPHERIC & GEOGRAPHIC SCIENCES: STEP 1: Review your academic record on Degree Navigator (DN) at degree.ou.edu. Information about using DN is available in the Dean’s Office (SEC 710) and on the College’s web site at ags.ou.edu. Make an enrollment plan based on this information. STEP 2: Make an advising appointment with your faculty advisor in Geography or Meteorology. STEP 3: After advisement, check for any Registration stops--they must be cleared before you can register. STEP 4: Enroll online at https://enroll.ou.edu on your specified day. MICHAEL F. PRICE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS: STEP 1: Review your degree audit and major curriculum sheet. Pay particular attention to the plans of study on the reverse of the curriculum sheet. STEP 2: Go to https://enroll.ou.edu to identify any enrollment stops and to develop tentative class schedules. STEP 3: Enroll through the web enrollment system on your specified day. Price Academic Advising Services: www.ou.edu/biz. CONTINUING EDUCATION-AVIATION: STEP 1: Clarify any concerns or questions with advisor, North Campus, Bld 101, Rm. 209 STEP 2: Obtain any required special permissions and make sure all transfer work is posted with the Office of Admissions. STEP 3: Check for any registration stops-that must be cleared before you can enroll. STEP 4: Go to https://enroll.ou.edu to develop tentative class schedules and enroll through the web enrollment system on your specified day. EARTH AND ENERGY: STEP 1: Go to the College of Earth and Energy Student Services Office, SEC P118, and pick up your advising records. STEP 2: Make an advising appointment with your faculty advisor in your specific department. STEP 3: After advisement, return your records to College of Earth and Energy Student Services Office and have the advisement flag cleared. STEP 4: Enroll online at https://enroll.ou.edu on your specified day. EDUCATION: STEP 1: Sign up for a group advising session with the Student Services Center, room 137 Collings Hall. STEP 2: Keep your scheduled group advising appointment. At that time, you will receive your advising form to fill out. You will be cleared to register after your group advising session. STEP 3: Check for any registration stops—they must be cleared before you can register. STEP 4: Enroll online at https://enroll.ou.edu on your specified day. ENGINEERING: STEP 1: Log on to the Williams Student Services Center website https://coe.ou.edu/wssc/adving for the complete advising instructions. STEP 2: Schedule faculty advising appointment by visiting your major department. STEP 3: Bring Advising Verification Form to WSSC to have your advising stop removed. Attach any Transfer Evaluation Forms or Substitution Approval Forms to have DN audit updated. STEP 4: Enroll online at https://enroll.ou.edu on your specified day.

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WEITZENHOFFER FAMILY COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS: STEP 1: Current Fine Arts Students should be advised on their school/department designated Advising Day(s). New Fine Arts Students should report to the Weitzenhoffer Family College of Fine Arts Dean’s Office, room 122 Fred Jones Center, to pick up their records and then to the individual school offices to be assigned to a faculty advisor. STEP 2: During advisement, students should obtain an Academic Advising Form completed and signed by the faculty advisor, and any needed ESP’s (Electronic Special Permissions). STEP 3: Present your advisement form to the Dean’s office, room 122 Fred Jones Center in order to have your advisement flag removed. STEP 4: Enroll online at https://enroll.ou.edu on your specified day. GRADUATE COLLEGE: STEP 1: Make an appointment to see your major advisor. STEP 2:. Check on https://enroll.ou.edu for any Registration stops--they must be cleared before you can register. STEP 3: Enroll online at enroll.ou.edu on your specified day. GAYLORD COLLEGE OF JOURNALISM: STEP 1: If you are a sophomore, junior or new transfer student, watch “The Gaylord Extra” at you’re your OU e-mail account or website jmc.ou.edu for information about signing up for an advising appointment. If you are a graduating senior, please contact Student Services Center for an appointment during the first two weeks of the semester. STEP 2: Make sure all registration stops are cleared and that you are cleared to enroll in any journalism and mass communication courses that require special permission. STEP 3: Enroll online at enroll.ou.edu on your specified day. Be sure to finalize your schedule and print a copy for your records. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE: STEP 1: Contact the University College Office, room 100 Carnegie Building, and make an appointment to see your advisor.. STEP 2: After advisement, have your advisement flag cleared and check https://enroll.ou.edu for any Registration stops--they must be cleared before you can register. STEP 3: Enroll online at enroll.ou.edu on your specified day.

SELECTING COURSES The student assumes complete responsibility for enrollment. A student, who enrolls in a course without meeting all prerequisites, will be required to withdraw from the course and be refunded fees according to State Regents’ policy.

CLASS SCHEDULE INFORMATION

Shown below is a sample listing from the class schedule: HIST 1493 US 1865 TO PRESENT 3 hrs

Sec 001 Cd 1,3 MWF 0930a-1020a 0114 PHSC Basic information provided is: HIST Department Abbreviation 1493 Course Number US 1865 TO PRESENT Short Title 3 hrs Credit Hours SEC 001 Section Number Cd 1,3 Indicates special permission codes for this section. (For explanation, see ‘Special Permission Codes’ in next column.) MWF Days on which class meets. Codes for the days of the week are as follows: M—Monday F—Friday T—Tuesday A—Saturday W—Wednesday S—Sunday R—Thursday 0930a-1020a Start and stop time each day 0114 PHSC Room and Building in which the class meets

SPECIAL PERMISSION CODES 1. Prerequisite imperative. See Course Catalog for prerequisites. 2. Permission of instructor, adviser or dean required. Electronic

Special Permission required. 3. Permission of department required. Electronic Special

Permission required. 4. Cross-listed course. 5. Uniform final or irregularly scheduled exam. 6. Honors course. Requires permission of Honors Program for

enrollment. 7. Course offered for S/U grading only. ADDITIONAL COURSE INFORMATION. The following information may also accompany course listings: CO-REQUISITE. When a co-requisite course is listed, the student must enroll in the course. CROSS LIST. Indicates that the course is listed under all departments shown. Allows student to receive credit in his/her major area. PRImary means the department responsible for offering the course. SPECIAL MESSAGES. Some sections have special messages giving additional information or restrictions about the section. Messages will refer either to a specified section, or to all sections of a given course number

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HOW TO ADD/DROP

Different regulations will apply, depending on when add/drop occurs. Read the following instructions carefully to determine the rules that apply to your add or drop:

NOTE: The regulations listed below apply to courses that meet the full semester or summer session. Courses that do not meet the full term will have different deadlines. Contact Enrollment Services, room 230 Buchanan Hall, for more information Period I. Free add and drop: Students may add during the first week of classes for Fall, Spring and Summer without approval of instructor. Students may add during the second week of classes for the Fall and Spring semester with approval of instructors. Students may drop without additional charges or grading penalties anytime up through the end of the second week of classes in Fall or Spring, or the first week of classes in Summer Session. No grades will be recorded for dropped courses. Note on tuition charges for dropped courses: You will be required to pay tuition and fees for any course dropped after the second week of classes in Fall or Spring Semesters or after the first week of Summer Session, even if you add another course at the same time. Period II. Third through sixth week of Fall and Spring; second or third week of Summer Session: Students may add classes only by permission of the instructor of the course and the Dean of the student’s College.

Courses dropped during this time will be recorded with a grade of “W.” (University College requires their students to obtain approval of the Dean to drop a course after the second week of classes.) Period III. Seventh through tenth week of Fall and Spring or fourth and fifth of Summer Session: The same restrictions on added courses apply as for Period II, above. For dropped courses, instructors may assign a grade of “W” or “F.” (University College requires their students to obtain approval of the Dean to drop a course after the second week of classes.) Period IV. Eleventh week through end of classes in Fall and Spring, sixth week through end of classes for Summer Session. Permission of instructor and Dean is required for added classes. Students who wish to drop a course during this period must petition the Dean of their College. Instructors may assign a grade of “W” or “F.”

ENROLLMENT REGULATIONS

CLASS ATTENDANCE POLICY The student is responsible for class attendance after

completion of registration. The student must cancel before the first day of classes to avoid being charged fees and tuition. Students who do not attend classes beginning the first day may be canceled from a course if there is high demand for seats from students who are waiting to enroll in courses. HOWEVER, STUDENTS SHOULD UNDERSTAND THAT NON-ATTENDANCE AND/OR NON-PAYMENT OF FEES WILL NOT AUTOMATICALLY RESULT IN CANCELLATION OF ENROLLMENT. THE STUDENT IS RESPONSIBLE FOR DROPPING COURSES BY THE APPROPRIATE DEADLINES IN ORDER TO AVOID TUITION CHARGES.

FULL-TIME ENROLLMENT To be considered full-time, a student must be enrolled in at least the number of credit hours listed below, depending on the semester:

Fall/Spring Summer Graduate 9 4 Undergraduate 12 6 Note to students applying for Veterans' Benefits: VA may not accept all hours taken when determining benefits. Consult the VA Certification Office in Buchanan Hall, Rm. 234 for more information. Note to students applying for Financial Aid: Additional enrollment regulations may apply. Please consult Financial Aid Services for more information.

CREDIT HOUR ENROLLMENT LIMITS

There are limits on how many credit hours a student may enroll in each semester, without permission of the student's dean. These limits are listed below: FALL/SPRING: 19 hours for undergraduates; 16 hours for graduates. SUMMER: 9 hours for undergraduates; 9 hours for graduates. SUMMER MINI-SESSIONS: 5 hours maximum for either of the four-week mini-sessions.

PASS/NO PASS ENROLLMENT Students may elect to enroll in courses on a Pass/No Pass basis, but should understand that Colleges may not count Pass/No Pass enrollments when determining whether the student has fulfilled the requirements for a degree. Specific College limits are listed below. Architecture. The Pass/No Pass option will not count toward any College of Architecture degree requirements. Arts & Sciences. The Pass/No Pass option may be used to fulfill no more than 16 credit hours of free electives only. The Pass/No Pass option may not be used to fulfill requirements for any General Education, College, major, major support, or minor requirements. Atmospheric and Geographic Sciences. A Pass/No Pass enrollment will not count toward any College of Atmospheric and Geographic Sciences degree requirement. Business. The Pass/No Pass option may not be used with any College of Business course, General Education requirement, or specifically required course. Business majors may take a maximum of 12 hours of P/NP in free, non-business electives. Not to exceed 1 course per semester. Continuing Education (Aviation). The Pass/No Pass option may not be used to fulfill requirements for any General Education, College, major, major support or minor requirements. P/NP may be used in the free electives, as long as they are not aviation courses. Earth and Energy. A Pass/No Pass enrollment will not count toward any College of Earth and Energy degree requirement. Education. The Pass/No Pass option may be used only on courses belonging to one of the general education areas of free electives. Engineering. A Pass/No Pass enrollment will not count toward any College of Engineering degree requirement. Fine Arts. Students are allowed a maximum of 16 hours of elective credit under the Pass/No Pass option. Graduate. A Pass/No Pass enrollment will not count toward any Graduate degree requirement. Journalism. No more than 16 semester credit hours earned under the pass/No Pass option will apply toward the degree. P/NP credit may not be used to satisfy general education, college, major, major support, or

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minor requirements. Transfer credit graded P/NP is counted as part of the 16 semester credit hours earned. Law. A Pass/No Pass enrollment will not count toward any Law degree requirement. University College. The Pass/No Pass option is allowed, with Dean's permission, for University College students who are above the freshman level. Cautions: Both grades, Pass and No Pass, are considered neutral grades in the computation of grade point averages, i.e. credit hours for Pass, though earned, will not be included in grade point averaging, and credit hours for No Pass simply will not be earned. Pre-professional students who plan to apply for admission to professional schools such as law or medicine after completion of an undergraduate degree are advised that courses taken on the Pass/No Pass option may hinder admission possibilities when grade point average is a major consideration. For advice, the student should consult the admissions office of the professional school where he/she intends to apply. Before enrolling in courses on the Pass/No Pass option, students should consult with their advisers or personnel in college offices to be certain of approved enrollment. Procedure: Students may change enrollment in a course by the add/drop procedure to or from the Pass/No Pass option through the end of the second week of a regular semester or the first week of a summer session in Enrollment Services. College and/or adviser approval should be obtained prior to any change. To prevent discrimination in grading, the student’s choice of P/NP grading will not be made known to the instructor of a course. The grade will be automatically assigned at the end of the course on the basis of the letter grade submitted by the instructor. The lowest letter grade required to receive a P grade in a course will be C.

AUDIT ENROLLMENT

Enrollment as an auditor is permitted in all courses subject to the approval of the instructor in the course. Initial enrollment in a course as an auditor may be completed only between the first day of classes and the last day permitted for late enrollment for credit in any semester or summer session. A change of enrollment from audit to credit may be made provided the change is made no later than the end of the second week of classes of a regular semester, or the first week of classes of a summer session, and provided the instructor and appropriate dean approve. A change of enrollment from credit to audit may be made during the first ten weeks of classes of a regular semester or five weeks of classes of a summer session, provided the student is passing at the time the change is processed. A change of enrollment to audit supersedes the original enrollment for credit, and no withdrawal from the credit enrollment is posted on the student’s academic record. Fee and tuition policies for audit enrollments are the same as fee and tuition policies for credit enrollments. A student enrolled exclusively as an auditor may withdraw only during the refund period. Such withdrawal will result in the student’s registration being cancelled, and no entry will be made on the permanent record. An instructor may assign a final grade of AW to a student who has not performed according to the instructor’s requirements for an auditor.

CANCELLATION OF ENROLLMENT

Students may cancel enrollment online at enroll.ou.edu or by person in Enrollment Services, Room 230 Buchanan Hall. The deadline to cancel online is at 6:00 pm, on January 12, and in person at 5:00 pm on January 11 for the Spring semester. After classes have begun, students must withdraw from enrollment according to the following instructions.

COMPLETE WITHDRAWAL FROM ENROLLMENT

Students withdrawing from the University after classes have begun should report to their College Office (College Office locations are listed in the Campus Information Directory, page 8). If you do not know your college, check with Enrollment Services, Room 230 Buchanan Hall. Withdrawn students are refunded fees and tuition according to State Regents’ refund policy (see refund regulations in section on FEES AND TUITION).

OTHER UNIVERSITY REGULATIONS

ACADEMIC RETENTION, PROBATION AND

SUSPENSION REGULATIONS For continued enrollment at the University, an undergraduate student must maintain a cumulative retention/ graduation grade point average as indicated below: 0 through 30 semester hours attempted 1.7 Greater than 30 semester hours attempted 2.0 A student not maintaining a satisfactory cumulative retention/graduation grade point average will be placed on academic probation for one semester. To be removed from probation, the student, during the next semester of enrollment, must raise his or her cumulative retention/graduation grade point average to the minimum standard required to continue. However, a student enrolled on probation may be continued on probation provided he or she makes a 2.0 grade point average on that semester’s work. Students should check with their college office or the Office of Academic Records for specific requirements for enrollment while on academic probation. A student enrolled on probation who fails to raise his or her cumulative retention/graduation grade point average to minimum requirements or to make a grade point average of 2.0 or better on work taken while enrolled on probation will be suspended for poor scholarship. A student suspended from the University for poor scholarship is not eligible to apply for readmission until after one full semester has elapsed following the date of suspension. To be readmitted, a suspended student must submit an application for admission and a letter of appeal to the Office of Admissions by November 1 for the Spring Semester; April 1 for Summer and Fall.

UNIVERSITY GRADING REGULATIONS

GOVERNING WITHDRAWALS AND DROPS 1. Complete Withdrawal from the University. A student who withdraws from all classes during the first six weeks of a regular semester (first three weeks of a summer session) will receive the grade of W for all courses. For complete withdrawals that occur after the sixth week of class (first three weeks of summer session), a final grade of W or F will be assigned by the instructor of each course. 2. Dropping Courses After Classes Begin. For students who drop one or more courses after classes begin, but who remain enrolled in at least one course, the following grading regulations for dropped courses apply: In the first two weeks of the semester (first week of summer session), no grade is recorded; From the third week through the sixth week of a semester (second and third week of a summer session), a grade of W will be assigned to each dropped course; From the seventh week through the tenth week (fourth and fifth week of summer session) the instructor of each course dropped will assign a grade of W or F. Beginning with the eleventh week of the semester (sixth week of the summer session) through the last day of classes, courses may be dropped only by direct petition to the Dean of the student’s college. The student who drops a course with permission of the Dean will receive a final grade of W or F at the discretion of the instructor of the course dropped.

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UNIVERSITY REGULATIONS GOVERNING INCOMPLETES

An “I” (Incomplete) received following the close of a semester or summer session is a temporary grade issued when a student, for reasons satisfactory to the instructor, is unable to complete certain requirements of the course by the end of the term. Any student receiving an “I” should contact the instructor, who will indicate what must be done to complete the course and set a time limit for completion. The time allowed may in no instance exceed one calendar year. During that year, the student is not permitted to re-enroll in the course. If an incomplete is received, the “I” grade remains on the student’s record and the final grade is next to the “I” (example I/B). If by the end of the year no change in grade has been submitted, the grade of I will become permanent. After a grade of I has become permanent, a student may re-enroll in the course.

ALL-UNIVERSITY REGULATION ON REPEATED COURSES

Students may not repeat a course in which they earned a grade of A or B, unless the course is one in which there is a change of subject matter (e.g., SLEP, Independent Study). A student may repeat up to four courses, not to exceed 18 hours, in which the original grade was D or F and have only the second grade count in the calculation of the student’s retention/graduation grade point average. Students who repeat courses beyond the first 4 courses of D or F may do so with both the original grades and repeat grades included in the calculation of the retention/graduation grade point average. GRADE POINT AVERAGE. The cumulative retention/ graduation grade point average is based on all work attempted, both transfer and OU, minus those courses repeated in accordance with the policy on repeated courses. The minimum cumulative retention/graduation grade point average required for graduation is 2.0. Each degree-recommending college may establish higher standards for retention and graduation.

DEGREE CANDIDATES

Degrees are formally conferred at spring commencement exercises. However, degrees are awarded in absentia and diplomas mailed to graduates at the end of the fall semester and summer session. The date of graduation for each term is: the last day of examinations in the fall; the date of commencement in the spring; and the last day of classes in the summer. The degree and date of the diploma are entered on the student’s permanent academic record. When a student completes all requirements for a degree other than at the close of a semester or session, the Office of Admissions and Records, upon request, will issue a certified statement that the student is eligible for the degree as of the date when the requirements for the degree were completed. For complete information regarding degree requirements the student should consult with personnel in the college office in which he/she is enrolled. A student who is a candidate for a degree at the close of any semester or summer session must file an official application for graduation in the Office of Admissions and Records and must pay all tuition and fee charges before the degree is conferred. The application for graduation may be obtained in the student’s college office. See section on Fees and Tuition in this schedule for fee information and deadline date. All students shall be required to have all work needed for graduation submitted to Admissions & Records no later than ten working days following the last day of finals for the term in which the student wishes to graduate. This would include transfer work from another institution, correspondence courses, incomplete grades, and any other correction or addition to the student’s academic record. This deadline does not take the place of the existing deadline for all work to be completed, which is “all work required for the degree must be completed satisfactorily by the last day of finals of the semester or term”. This is an additional requirement that the notification of the

completion of this credit must be submitted in a timely fashion in order for the student to graduate within that term. The appropriate deadline for receipt of that notification is within ten working days after the last day of finals. Requirements for graduation are cleared by the degree-recommending colleges approximately four weeks after the close of a regular semester and three weeks after the close of a summer session. Diplomas are printed after degree clearances are completed and are mailed from the Office of Admissions and Records approximately one month later.

RELEASE OF STUDENT INFORMATION AND ACCESS TO STUDENT RECORDS

Public Law 93-380 (also known as the Buckley Amendment, also known as the Family Educational Rights and Privacy—Section 438 of the General Educations Provisions Act) permits only the release of “directory information” about students without the student’s written consent. “Directory information” includes: Student’s name, local and permanent addresses, e-mail address, telephone number, college, major, classification, current enrollment status, participation in recognized student activities, dates of attendance, degrees and awards received and dates of receipt, posting of individual student’s grades and interim class evaluations by code number or I.D. number and anticipated date of graduation based on completed hours. The Law provides that any student may, upon written request, restrict the printing of such personal information relating to himself/herself as is provided in “directory information.” Forms for withholding student “directory information” are available in the Office of Admissions and Records in Buchanan Hall. The form must be completed by the end of the third week of classes in the fall to prevent printing of “directory information” in the Student Directory. The Law requires the written consent of the student for the release to anyone (including parents) of other than “directory information” with the following exceptions—(a) other school officials within the educational institution who have legitimate educational interests; (b) officials of schools to which the student seeks to transfer; (c) the Comptroller General of the United States, the HEW Secretary, the administrative head of an educational agency, or State educational authorities; (d) in connection with the student’s application for, or receipt of, financial aid; (e) State and local officials or authorities to which such information is specifically required to be reported under the State statute and adopted prior to November 19, 1974; (f) organizations or educational agencies conducting legitimate research, provided no personal identifiable information about the student is made public; (g) accrediting organizations; (h) parents of a dependent student upon proof of dependency (exclusive of international students); (i) in connection with an emergency when such information is necessary to protect the health or safety of the student or other persons, and (j) to comply with a judicial order or lawfully issued subpoena. Personal information shall only be transferred to a third party, however, on the condition that such party will not permit any other party to have access to the information without the written consent of the student. Under the law, any student has the right to inspect and challenge his or her own educational file with the exception of letters of recommendation or other material when the author was guaranteed confidentiality prior to January 1, 1975. Positive identification of the student shall be required prior to such examination and the student is not guaranteed the right of privacy in examining the records, nor the right to remove them. Each educational institution is required by the Law to maintain a record, kept with the education records of each student, which will indicate all individuals, agencies or organizations (other than those specified as having access without the student’s written consent) having obtained access to the student’s record.

AMENDED AND REISSUED August 1, 1983

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PARENTAL ACCESS TO STUDENT

ACADEMIC RECORDS

Parents of a dependent student may have access to grades and other confidential academic information under guidelines provided in the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974. Access to this

information is limited to parents who claim the student as an exemption on their federal income tax return. Requests for specific grade or other academic information can be addressed to the Office of Academic Records, University of Oklahoma, 1000 Asp Avenue, Room 330, Norman, Oklahoma 73019–0430. Each request must include a copy of the top portion of the parent’s most recent tax return, showing the student’s name and social security number listed as a dependent. Academic information can also be obtained by providing the Office of Academic Records with written consent of the student.

POLICY ON PREVENTION OF ALCOHOL ABUSE AND DRUG USE

ON CAMPUS AND IN THE WORKPLACE The University of Oklahoma recognizes its responsibility as an educational and public service institution to promote a healthy and productive environment. This responsibility demands implementation of programs and services which facilitate that effort. The University is committed to a program to prevent the abuse of alcohol and the illegal use of drugs by its students and employees. The University program includes this policy which prohibits illegal use of drugs and alcohol in the workplace, on university property, or as part of any university sponsored activities. In order to meet these responsibilities, university policy: 1. Requires all students and employees abide by the terms of this policy as a condition of initial and continued enrollment/employment. 2. Recognizes that the illegal use of drugs and alcohol is in direct violation of local, state and federal laws as well as university policies included in this Policy, the Staff and Faculty Handbooks and the Student Code of Responsibility and Conduct. University policy strictly prohibits the illegal use, possession, manufacture, dispensing or distribution of alcohol, drugs, or controlled substances in the workplace, on its premises, or as part of any university sponsored activities. 3. Considers a violation of this policy to be a major offense which can result in a requirement for satisfactory participation in a drug or alcohol rehabilitation program, referral for criminal prosecution, and/or immediate disciplinary action up to and including termination from employment and suspension or expulsion from the University. A criminal conviction is not required for sanctions to be imposed upon an employee or student for violations of this policy. 4. Recognizes that violations of applicable local, state and federal laws may subject a student or employee to a variety of legal sanctions including, but not limited to, fines, incarceration, imprisonment, and/or community service requirements. Convictions become a part of an individual’s criminal record and may prohibit career and professional opportunities. A current listing of applicable local, state and federal sanctions can be obtained through the Office of Student Affairs and Personnel Services.

5. Requires an employee to notify his or her supervisor in writing of a criminal conviction for drug or alcohol related offenses occurring in the workplace no later than five calendar days following the conviction. 6. Provides access to the University’s Employee Assistance Programs and Student Counseling Services for counseling and training programs which inform students and employees about the dangers of drug and alcohol abuse. Voluntary participation in or referral to these services is strictly confidential. 7. Forbids an employee from performing sensitive safety functions while a prohibited drug is in his or her system. 8. Mandates drug testing of sensitive safety employees prior to employment, when there is reasonable cause, after an accident, on a random basis, and before returning to duty after refusing to take a drug test or after not passing a drug test. (Sensitive safety employees are defined in CFR Volume 32, Part 280, and CFR Volume 49, Part 653. This legislation is available for review in Personnel Services.) 9. Provides for annual distribution of this policy to staff, faculty and students. Health risks generally associated with alcohol and drug abuse can result in but are not limited to: a lowered immune system, damage to critical nerve cells, physical dependency, lung damage, heart problems, liver disease, physical and mental depression, increased infection, irreversible memory loss, personality changes and thought disorders. The University’s Employee Assistance Programs and Student Counseling Services staff are responsible for informing students and employees about the dangers of drug and alcohol abuse and the availability of counseling and rehabilitation programs. The appropriate Provost or Executive Officer is responsible for notifying federal funding agencies within ten calendar days whenever an employee is convicted of a drug-related crime which occurred in the workplace. This policy is based on the Drug Free Workplace Act of 1988 (P.L. 101-226) and is subject to the grievance procedure as stated in the Staff and Faculty Handbooks and the University Discipline System as outlined in the Student Code of Responsibility and Conduct.

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UNIVERSITY POLICIES ON DISCRIMINATION, SEXUAL HARASSMENT/ SEXUAL ASSAULT, CONSENSUAL SEXUAL RELATIONSHIPS, RETALIATION AND

RACIAL AND ETHNIC HARASSMENT

SEXUAL HARASSMENT/SEXUAL ASSAULT POLICY

A. Statement The University of Oklahoma explicitly condemns sexual harassment of students, staff and faculty. Sexual harassment is unlawful and may subject those who engage in it to University sanctions as well as civil and criminal penalties. When criminal action is pursued in addition to an administrative grievance under this policy, the EO/AA (Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action) Office will coordinate its investigative actions with the University or local law enforcement authorities to ensure that criminal prosecution is not jeopardized. The EO/AA Officer may defer administrative action at the request of the University or local law enforcement authorities, pending completion of the criminal investigation. Where review by the EO/AA Officer or other University executive officer determines that immediate administrative action is necessary for the safety, health and well-being of the campus community, such action may be taken in advance of resolution of criminal charges. Since some members of the University community hold positions of authority that may involve the legitimate exercise of power over others, it is their particular responsibility to be sensitive to that power. Faculty and supervisors in particular, in their relationships with students and subordinates, need to be aware of potential conflicts of interest and the possible compromise of their evaluative capacity. Because there is an inherent power difference in these relationships, the potential exists for the less powerful person to perceive a coercive element in suggestions regarding activities outside those appropriate to the professional relationship. It is the responsibility of faculty and staff to behave in such a manner that their words or actions cannot reasonably be perceived as sexually coercive, abusive or exploitative. Sexual harassment also can involve relationships among equals as when repeated advances, demeaning verbal behavior or offensive physical contact interfere with an individual’s ability to work and study productively. The University is committed to providing an environment of study and work free from sexual harassment and to insuring the accessibility of appropriate grievance procedures for addressing all complaints regarding sexual harassment. The University reserves the right, however, to deal administratively with sexual harassment issues whenever becoming aware of their existence. Records of all complaints, except for hearings before the Faculty Appeals Board, shall be transmitted to and maintained by the University Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action Officer as confidential records. The University encourages victims to report instances of sexual assault or other sexual offenses, either forcible or non-forcible. In addition to internal grievance procedures, victims are encouraged to file complaints or reports with campus police or local law enforcement agencies by telephoning 911 as soon as possible after the offense occurs in order to preserve evidence necessary to the proof of criminal offenses. The campus police department is available to assist victims in filing reports with other area law enforcement agencies. B. Definition of Sexual Harassment Sexual harassment shall be defined as unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors and other verbal or physical conduct of a sexual nature in the following context: 1. When submission to such conduct is made either explicitly or implicitly a term or condition of an individual’s employment or academic standing, or 2. When submission to or rejection of such conduct by an individual is used as the basis for employment or academic decisions affecting such individual, or

3. When such conduct has the purpose or effect of unreasonably interfering with an individual’s work or academic performance or creating an intimidating, hostile or offensive working or academic environment. C. Examples of Prohibited Conduct Conduct prohibited by this policy may include, but is not limited to: • Unwelcome sexual flirtation; advances or propositions for sexual

activity. • Continued or repeated verbal abuse of a sexual nature, such as

suggestive comments and sexually explicit jokes. • Sexually degrading language to describe an individual. • Remarks of a sexual nature to describe a person’s body or

clothing. • Display of sexually demeaning objects and pictures. • Offensive physical contact, such as unwelcome touching,

pinching, brushing the body. • Coerced sexual intercourse. • Sexual assault. • Rape, date or acquaintance rape, or other sex offenses, forcible or

nonforcible. • Actions indicating that benefits will be gained or lost based on

response to sexual advances.

CONSENSUAL SEXUAL RELATIONSHIPS RATIONALE The University’s educational mission is promoted by professionalism in faculty, staff, and student relationships. Professionalism is fostered by an atmosphere of mutual trust and respect. Actions of faculty, staff, and students that harm this atmosphere undermine professionalism and hinder fulfillment of the University’s mission. Trust and respect are diminished when those in positions of authority abuse, or appear to abuse, their power. Those who abuse, or appear to abuse, their power in such a context violate their duty to the University. University employees exercise power over subordinate employees and students, whether in giving them praise or criticism; evaluating them; making recommendations for promotion, further studies, their future employment; or conferring any other benefits on them. Amorous relationships between employees and subordinate employees or subordinate students are wrong when the employee has professional responsibility for the subordinate employee or student. Such situations greatly increase the opportunities that a University employee may abuse his or her power and sexually exploit the subordinate employee or subordinate student. Voluntary consent in such a relationship is suspect, given the fundamentally asymmetric nature of the relationship. Moreover, other employees and students will likely be adversely affected by such unprofessional behavior because it places the employee in a position to favor or advance one individual's interests at the expense of others and implicitly makes obtaining benefits contingent on amorous or sexual favors. Therefore, the University will view it as unethical if staff or faculty members engage in amorous relations with subordinate employees or students enrolled in their classes or subject to their supervision, even when both parties appear to have consented to the relationship. DEFINITIONS As used in this policy, the term “employee” includes all employees, including but not limited to, academic and non-academic administrators, supervisory personnel, staff, faculty, graduate students with or without teaching responsibilities, student employees, and other

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instructional personnel. The term “consensual sexual relationship” may include amorous or romantic relationships and is intended to indicate conduct which goes beyond what a person of ordinary sensibilities would believe to be a collegial or professional relationship. The term "subordinate" as used here means an employee or student in a position of lesser power or authority than the other party to the amorous relationship; e.g., any employee or student who is beneath another in the employment chain of command or who relies upon the other for day-to-day directions would be "subordinate" as would a project team member or housing resident with respect to the project director or resident advisor, respectively. POLICY A. Employee Relationships with Subordinate Students or

Subordinate Employees

1. Instructional Context It is considered a serious breach of professional ethics for a employee to initiate or acquiesce in a sexual relationship with a student who is enrolled in a course being taught by the employee or whose academic work (including work as a teaching assistant) is being supervised by the employee. 2. Other Contexts Sexual relationships between employees and subordinate employees or subordinate students occurring outside the instructional context may also lead to difficulties, particularly when the employee and subordinate employee or subordinate student are in the same academic unit or in units that are closely allied. Relationships that the parties view as consensual may appear to others to be exploitative. Further, in such situations the employee may face serious conflicts of interest and must be careful to distance himself or herself from any decisions that may reward or penalize the subordinate employee or subordinate student involved. An employee who fails to withdraw from participation in activities or decisions that may reward or penalize such subordinates with whom the employee has or has had an amorous relationship will be deemed to have violated his or her ethical and professional obligation to the University. B. Prohibitions

1. Consensual sexual relationships between employees and

subordinate employees or subordinate students are prohibited. Violations of this policy may lead to disciplinary action up to and including termination and/or expulsion.

COMPLAINT PROCEDURE Complaints alleging a violation of the Consensual Sexual Relationships Policy shall be handled in accordance with the Office of Equal Opportunity Grievance Procedure. To contact the University Office of Equal Opportunity: Norman Campus Health Sciences Center Campus Rm 102, Evans Hall Rm 113, Service Center Building 325-3546 271-2110 325-3547 RACIAL AND ETHNIC HARASSMENT POLICY

I. Introduction Diversity is one of the strengths of our society as well as one of the hallmarks of a great university. The University of Oklahoma supports diversity and therefore is committed to maintaining employment and educational settings which are multicultural, multiethnic and multiracial. Respecting cultural differences and promoting dignity among all members of the University Community are responsibilities each of us must share. Racial and ethnic harassment is a growing concern across American college campuses. It has taken various forms, from criminal acts (assault and battery, vandalism, destruction of property) to anonymous, malicious intimidation, most often directed toward persons

whose race or ethnicity is readily identifiable. In employment, racial/ethnic harassment is race discrimination which interferes with an employee's ability to perform his or her duties or creates a hostile or intimidating work environment, prohibited by law under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. In the educational context, racial/ethnic harassment is race discrimination which interferes with students' opportunities to enjoy the educational program offered by the University, prohibited by law under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. II. Policy Statement Principles of academic freedom and freedom of expression require tolerance of the expression of ideas and opinions which may be offensive to some, and the University respects and upholds these principles. The University also adheres to the laws prohibiting discrimination in employment and education. The University recognizes that conduct which constitutes racial/ethnic harassment in employment or educational programs and activities shall be prohibited and is subject to remedial or corrective action as set forth in this policy. This policy is premised on the University's obligation to provide a nondiscriminatory environment which is conducive to employment and learning. The University will vigorously exercise its authority to protect employees and students from harassment by agents or employees of the University, students and visitors or guests. Specifically, 1. Agents or employees of the University, acting within the scope of their official duties, shall not treat an individual differently on the basis of race, color or national origin in the context of an employment or educational program or activity without a legitimate nondiscriminatory reason, so as to interfere with or limit the ability of the individual to participate in or benefit from the services, activities or privileges provided by the University; and, 2. The University shall not subject an individual to different treatment on the basis of race by effectively causing, encouraging, accepting, tolerating or failing to correct a racially hostile environment of which it has notice. III. Remedies or Corrective Actions Violation of this policy may result in corrective action(s) or remedy(ies) designed to reestablish an employment or educational environment which is conducive to work or learning. Corrective actions or remedies will include disciplinary action directed by the executive officer having responsibility for the offender, where appropriate. Remedies or corrective actions will be tailored to redress the specific problem and may range from apologies, mandatory attendance at specific training programs, reprimands, demotion, to expulsion or termination. Remedies or corrective actions shall be based upon the facts and circumstances of each case and shall be in accordance with the terms and guidelines of the applicable campus grievance procedures. Violation of this policy by students will be considered as violations of the Student Code and subject students offenders to the remedy(ies) and corrective action(s) provided by the Code. IV. Administrative Action 1. The University recognizes its obligation to address incidents of racial/ethnic harassment on campus when it becomes aware of their existence even if no complaints are filed, therefore, the University reserves the right to take appropriate action unilaterally under this policy. 2. With respect to students, the Vice President for Student Affairs/Vice Provost for Educational Services or other appropriate persons in authority may take immediate administrative or disciplinary action which is deemed necessary for the welfare or safety of the University Community. Any student so affected must be granted due process including a proper hearing. Any hearing involving disciplinary suspension or expulsion shall be conducted by a campus disciplinary council in accordance with Title 13, Section 1.2 of the Student Code. Lesser administrative or disciplinary action may be appealed to the

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Vice President for Student Affairs/Vice Provost for Educational Services. Such requests must be in writing and filed within seven calendar days following the summary action. The Vice President for Student Affairs/Vice Provost for Educational Services will issue a written determination to the student within three working days following the date the request is received. 3. With respect to employees, upon a determination at any stage in the investigation or grievance procedure that the continued performance of either party's regular duties or University responsibilities would be inappropriate, the proper executive officer may suspend or reassign said duties or responsibilities or place the individual on leave of absence pending completion of the investigation or grievance procedure.

DISCRIMINATION POLICY (OTHER THAN SEXUAL OR RACIAL/ETHNIC HARASSMENT) The University has a policy of internal adjudication in matters relating to alleged discrimination. Any faculty member, staff member or student, including those in temporary or part-time status, who believes that he or she has been discriminated or retaliated against should file a complaint under the Grievance Procedure for Complaints Based Upon Discrimination, Sexual Harassment/Sexual Assault, Consensual Sexual Relationships, Retaliation or Racial and Ethnic Harassment. Any attempt to penalize or retaliate against a person for filing a complaint or participating in the investigation of a complaint of discrimination and/or harassment will be treated as a separate and distinct violation of University policy.

COMPLAINT PROCEDURE Complaints alleging a violation of the Discrimination Policy, Sexual Harassment/Sexual Assault Policy, the Consensual Sexual Relationships Policy or the Racial and Ethnic Harassment Policy shall be handled in accordance with the Grievance Procedure For Complaints based upon Discrimination, Sexual Harassment/ Sexual Assault, Sexual Assault, Consensual Sexual Relationships, Retaliation or Racial and Ethnic Harassment. To request a copy of any of the policies or the grievance procedure or to place a complaint, contact Jerry Jensen on the Norman campus, 102 Evans Hall, 325-3546; or contact Carole Call on the Health Sciences Center campus, Service Center Building, Room 113, 271-2110.

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UNIVERSITY-WIDE GENERAL EDUCATION APPROVED COURSE LIST (As of September 25, 2007)

The Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education have approved a University-wide education curriculum for the University of Oklahoma. The required 40 hours of University-wide General Education curriculum can be summarized as follows: Core Area I. Symbolic and Oral Communication (3–5 courses) English Composition (English 1113 and 1213 (or EXPO 1213)**) Foreign Language (2 courses in the same language, which can be satisfied by

successfully completing two years in the same foreign language in high school) Mathematics (one course) Other (for example, communication, logic or public speaking) Note: Courses in this area may not be used to meet the minimum hourly

requirement for Core Area I, but may be used to meet the 40 hour total general education requirement.

Core Area II. Natural Science (including at least two courses, which must be

from different disciplines. At least one course must include a laboratory component, denoted by [L].**)

Core Area III. Social Science (2 courses, one of which is Political Science

1113**) Core Area IV. Humanities (4 courses)

Understanding Art Forms (1 course) Western Civilization and Culture (2 courses, one of which is History 1483 or

History 1493**) Non-Western Culture (1 course)

Core Area V. Senior Capstone Experience (1 course)

IN ADDITION TO THE SENIOR CAPSTONE EXPERIENCE, STUDENTS MUST TAKE AT LEAST ONE UPPER-DIVISION GENERAL EDUCATION APPROVED COURSE OUTSIDE THE STUDENT’S MAJOR. ** OKLAHOMA STATE REGENT’S REQUIRE A MINIMUM OF 6 HOURS IN EACH OF THE FOLLOWING THREE AREAS: ENGLISH COMPOSITION, SCIENCE, US HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE. COURSES MARKED BY AN ASTERISK (*) AND WHOSE TITLES ARE ENCLOSED IN QUOTATION MARKS (“ “) HAVE BEEN APPROVED ONLY FOR THE SUBJECT MATTERS INDICATED.

Note: Many Colleges and Departments have additional requirements and/or specify particular general education courses. Students should consult with their college advisers to most effectively meet all general education requirements.

CORE AREA I: SYMBOLIC AND ORAL COMMUN-ICATION (3–5 COURSES)

ENGLISH COMPOSITION (ENGL 1113 and 1213 or EXPO 1213) ENGL 1113 Principles of English Composition ENGL 1213 Principles of English Composition EXPO 1213 Expository Writing HON *3993 Leadership in Theory and Practice”

FOREIGN LANGUAGE COMPONENT (2 courses in the same

language) ANTH 1713 Begin Amer Ind Languages I ANTH 1723 Begin Amer Ind Languages II ARAB 1115 Beginning Arabic ARAB 1225 Beginning Arabic- continued CHER 1715 Beginning Cherokee CHER 1725 Beginning Cherokee-continued CHIN 1115 Beginning Chinese CHIN 1225 Beginning Chinese-continued CHOC 1715 Beginning Choctaw CHOC 1725 Beginning Choctaw-continued CREK 1713 Beginning Creek/Seminole CREK 1723 Beginning Creek/Seminole-continued FR 1115 Beginning French FR 1225 Beginning French-continued GERM 1115 Beginning German GERM 1225 Beginning German-continued GRK 1115 Beginning Greek GRK 1215 Beginning Greek-continued HEBR 1115 Beginning Hebrew I HEBR 1225 Beginning Hebrew II ITAL 1115 Beginning Italian I ITAL 1225 Beginning Italian II JAPN 1115 Beginning Japanese JAPN 1225 Beginning Japanese-continued KIOW 1713 Beginning Kiowa

KIOW 1723 Beginning Kiowa-continued LAT 1115 Beginning Latin LAT 1215 Beginning Latin-continued LAT 1315 Intensive Introductory Latin NAS 1713 Begin Amer Ind Languages I NAS 1723 Begin Amer Ind Languages II PORT 1115 Beginning Portuguese PORT 1225 Beginning Portuguese-continued PORT 1235 Intensive Portuguese for Spanish

Speakers RUSS 1115 Beginning Russian RUSS 1225 Beginning Russian-continued SPAN 1115 Beginning Spanish SPAN 1225 Beginning Spanish-continued UNIV *2000 “Independent Study in Arabic

Language” MATHEMATICS COMPONENT (one course)

COMM 2513 Introduction to Statistics ECON 2843 Elements of Statistics ECON 4223 Econometric Analysis GEOG 3924 Analytic Methods LSTD 1413 Mathematics for Liberal Studies MATH 1473 Mathematics for Critical Thinking MATH 1503 Introduction to Elementary Functions MATH 1523 Elementary Functions MATH 1643 Pre-calculus for Business, Life and

Social Sciences MATH 1743 Calculus I for Business, Life and

Social Sciences MATH 1823 Calculus/Analytical Geometry I MATH 2123 Calculus II for Business, Life and

Social Sciences MATH 2423 Calculus/Analytical Geometry II PHIL 1113 Introduction to Logic PHIL 3113 Reasoning, Judgement, and Decision

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PSY 2003 Understanding Statistics S WK 2223 Statistics for Social Work UNIV *1000 “Differential and Integral Calculus I” UNIV *2000 “Differential and Integral Calculus II”

OTHER (courses in this area are not required, but may be used to meet the 40 hour total general education requirement)

ANTH 2303 General Linguistics ANTH 2313 Language Use COMM 1113 Principles of Communication COMM 2613 Public Speaking GEOG 1113 The Language of Maps LING 2303 General Linguistics LIS 1013 Acquiring Knowledge in the Digital

Age PHIL 3123 Logic and Scientific Method

CORE AREA II: NATURAL SCIENCE (INCLUDING AT LEAST TWO COURSES, WHICH MUST BE FROM DIFFERENT DISCIPLINES. AT LEAST ONE COURSE MUST INCLUDE A LABORATORY COMPONENT, DENOTED BY [L] (Students in the College of Arts and Sciences must take one 3 hour course in the Biological Sciences [BOT, HES, MBIO or ZOO] and one 3 hour course in the Physical Sciences [ASTR, CHEM, GEOG, GEOL, AGSC, GPHY, METR OR PHYS], including one laboratory component, in order to fulfill the University General Education Natural Sciences requirement.) Natural Science, Non-Lab ASTR 1504 General Astronomy BOT 1003 Contemporary Issues in Biology CHEM 1613 General Chemistry for Non-Majors GEOG *3890 "Quaternary Environment" GEOG 4273 Regional Climatology GEOG 4343 Climate, History & Society GEOL 1003 Volcanoes & Earthquakes GEOL 1013 Global Environmental Change GEOL 1133 Gold, Silver and Gemstones GEOL 1203 The Age of Dinosaurs GEOL 3633 Introduction to Oceanography GEOL *4970 “Strange and Unusual Geologic

Theories and Phenomena” GPHY 1104 Adventures in Geophysics HES 1823 Scientific Principles of Health and

Disease HES 2823 Introductory Nutrition INTL *2000 “Introduction to Physical Science” INTL *3000 “Origin of Man” LSTD 2423 Science as a Process METR 2013 Introduction to Meteorology I

METR 2603 Severe & Unusual Weather METR 2903 Global Climate Change and Societal Impacts MBIO 1003 Contemporary Issues in Biology

MBIO 4864 Geomicrobiology PHYS 1114 General Physics for Non-Science

Majors PHYS 1453 Musical Acoustics PHYS 2414 Physics for Life Science Majors PHYS 2514 Physics for Sciences and Engineering

Majors UNIV *1000 “Earth Systems of the Southern Plains” UNIV *1000 “Introduction to Biology” ZOO 1003 Contemporary Issues in Biology ZOO 1114 Introductory Zoology ZOO 1203 The Age of Dinosaurs Natural Science, Laboratory Component AGSC 2004 Evolution of the Earth System [L] AGSC 2014 The Earth System [L] ASTR 1514 General Astronomy with Lab [L]

BOT 1005 Concepts in Biology [L] BOT 1114 General Botany [L] BOT 2404 Ecology and Environmental Quality

[L] CHEM 1315 General Chemistry [L] CHEM 1415 General Chemistry II [L] CHEM 1425 General Chemistry for Majors [L] GEOG 1114 Physical Geography [L] GEOL 1024 History of the Earth & Life[L] GEOL 1104 The Dynamic Earth [L] GEOL 1114 Physical Geology for Science and

Engineering Majors [L] MBIO 1005 Concepts in Biology [L] MBIO 2815 Introduction to Microbiology [L] METR 1014 Introduction to Weather and Climate

[L] METR 2011 Introduction to Meteorology I

Laboratory [L] PHYS 1205 Physics I for Science Majors [L] PHYS 1311 General Physics Laboratory I [L] PHYS 1321 General Physics Laboratory II [L] ZOO 1005 Concepts in Biology [L] ZOO 1121 Introductory Zoology Laboratory [L] ZOO 2404 Ecology and Environmental Quality

[L] CORE AREA III: SOCIAL SCIENCE (2 courses. One course must be P SC 1113) ANTH 1113 General Anthropology ANTH 1523 Prehistoric Foundations of Old World

Civilizations ANTH 1913 Plagues and People: Health and

Disease in Human Society ANTH 2113 Introduction to Archaeology ANTH 4103 People and Plants ANTH 4873 Desert Cultures of Western North

America ECON 1113 Principles of Economics-Macro ECON 1123 Principles of Economics-Micro ECON 3113 Intermediate Price Theory ECON 3713 Government Relations to Business GEOG 1213 Economic Geography GEOG 3003 Interpreting Geography GEOG 3253 Environmental Conservation GEOG *3890 “Geography of Africa” GEOG 4433 Cultural and Political Ecology HON 3613 Alcohol and Drugs in American

Society HON *3993 “Revisioning Revolution in Latin

America” INTL *1000 “French Economics” INTL *1000 “Mexican Economics” IPE 1013 Introduction to Interdisciplinary

Perspectives on the Environment LSTD 1313 What Are Social Sciences? LSTD 1323 Governing Ourselves PHIL 1103 Critical Reasoning P SC 1113 American Federal Government

(required) P SC 3133 Politics & Public Administration P SC 3453 Southern Politics PSY 1113 Elements of Psychology S WK *4010 “Sexuality: Sexual Behavior, Gender

Differences and Sexual Values” SOC 1113 Introduction to Sociology SOC 3723 Sociology of Family (Sociology of Family--Honors Sections Only) SOC 3753 International and Comparative

Sociology UNIV *4000 “Death and Dying” W S 3563 Women and World Politics

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CORE AREA IV: HUMANITIES (4 COURSES)

UNDERSTANDING ARTISTIC FORMS (one course)

AFAM 4213 African Dance ANTH 1253 Folklore and Folklife ARCH 3013 Architecture for Non-Majors ARCH *4970 “Asian Design” A HI 1113 Understanding Art A HI 2213 General Survey I A HI 2223 General Survey II A HI 3213 Greek Art to Alexander A HI 3223 Hellenistic & Roman Art A HI 3263 Survey of Byzantine Art and

Architecture A HI 4203 Reflections on Western Art A HI 4703 History of Photography, 1839–1945 A HI 4713 History of Photography, 1945–Present A HI 4743 The American West in Art

Photography & Popular Culture CL C 3213 Greek Art to Alexander CL C 3223 Hellenistic & Roman Art DANC 1713 The Understanding of Dance DANC 2713 Survey of Dance History DANC 3713 History of Modern Dance DRAM 1713 Understanding Theatre DRAM 2713 Introduction to Fine Arts ENGL 2213 Fiction ENGL 2223 Poetry ENGL 2233 Drama ENGL 2243 Film Narrative ENGL 2413 Introduction to Literature ENGL 3403 The Graphic Novel ENGL 4283 Hip Hop as Poetry, Literature and

Cultural Experience FVS 1013 Intro to Film & Video HON 3313 Autobiography in America HON *3993 “Aliens, Androids, Robots and

Cyborgs” HON *3993 "Cinema of Subversion" HON *3993 “The American Character” HON *3993 “Documenting America” HON *3993 “Race and U.S. Cinema” INTL *3000 “Dutch Art in Context” INTL *3116 “Journey to Prague (Modern Czech

Theatre)” LSTD 3223 Renaissance Art MLLL 3373 Italian Cinema MTHR 3143 History of American Musical Theatre MUSC 1312 Music in Culture MUNM 1113 The Understanding of Music MUNM 1743 Experiencing Music MUNM *2210 "Art of Listening" MUNM *2210 "Music in Film" MUNM 2313 History of Jazz MUNM 3123 An Introduction to Art Song MUTH 2512 Musical Structure III

WESTERN CIVILIZATION AND CULTURE (2 courses. One course must be HIST 1483 or HIST 1493; the second course cannot be HIST 1483 or HIST 1493 to fulfill this requirement, but must be one of the other courses from the list.)

ANTH 3043 Mythology & Folklore ANTH 4633 Cultures & Communities of Latin

America ARCH 2243 History of the Built Environment I ARCH 2343 History of the Built Environment II

ARCH 4443 History of American Built Environment

A HI 3753 History of Interior Design, Early Civilization through the 17th Century

A HI 4163 Etruscan Art A HI 4233 Medieval Art I A HI 4243 Medieval Art II: Romanesque A HI 4243 Medieval Art II (Thru Sp 2000) A HI 4253 Medieval Art III: Gothic A HI 4303 Early Renaissance Art in Italy A HI 4333 High Renaissance & Mannerist Art in

Italy A HI 4353 Northern Renaissance Art A HI 4373 The Italian City A HI 4403 Southern Baroque Art A HI 4503 Art of the 18th Century A HI 4553 19th Century Art A HI 4603 American Art A HI 4613 Readings In 20th Century Art A HI 4633 Art-Cezanne to 1950 A HI 4653 Art Since World War II A HI 4663 Women in Contemporary Art A HI 4673 Modern Sculpture A HI 4753 The American West in Photography A HI 4843 20th Century Hispanic & Latin

American Art History BOT 3163 Economic Botany CAS 1023 The Scientific Method CL C 2383 Classical Mythology CL C 2603 Ancient Greek Culture CL C 2613 Survey of Roman Civilization CL C 3033 Latin Lit in English Translation CL C 3043 Freedom in Rome CL C 3113 Greek Epic Poetry CL C 3123 Greek Tragedy CL C 3133 Plato & the Platonic Tradition CL C 3143 Women in Antiquity CL C 3163 Virgil and Dante CL C 3173 Freedom in Greece CL C 3183 Hellas, The Civilization of Ancient

Greece CL C 3303 Comparative Mythology CL C 3313 Religions of Rome CL C 3613 Classical Influence on Modern Lit. CL C 3623 Celtic Myth & Irish Literature CL C 3713 Women in Ancient Greece CL C *3970 "Honors Seminar: Hellas" CL C *3970 "Honors Seminar: Roma" COMM 3513 Intercultural Communication DANC 3733 History of Ballet DANC 3743 Dance History: Early Roots DANC 3753 Dance History: Three Centuries of

Development DRAM 2633 Black Theatre History DRAM 3713 History of the Theatre I DRAM 3723 History of the Theatre II ENGL 2003 Introduction to World Literature ENGL 2433 World Literature to 1700 ENGL 2443 World Literature, 1700 to Present ENGL 2543 English Literature, 1375 to 1700 ENGL 2653 English Literature, 1700 to Present ENGL 2773 American Literature ENGL 2883 American Literature (since 1865) ENGL *3023 “The Angry Russian Men of the 60’s” ENGL 3143 Studies in Literacy and Rhetoric ENGL 3223 Oklahoma Writers/Writing Oklahoma ENGL 3323 Gender & Culture Texts ENGL 3463 American Fiction ENGL 3473 American Non-Fiction ENGL 3513 Medieval English Literature ENGL 3533 17th Century English Literature ENGL 3543 18th Century English Literature ENGL 3573 Arthurian Legend & Literature

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ENGL 3613 19th Century English Literature ENGL 3623 20th Century English Literature ENGL 3713 Introduction to American Studies ENGL 3723 Mysteries & Case Histories ENGL 3813 Science Fiction ENGL 3833 Introduction to American Drama ENGL 4003 Movements in World Literature ENGL 4423 Modern European Novel ENGL 4503 Backgrounds of the Renaissance ENGL 4523 Shakespeare Comedies ENGL 4533 Shakespeare Tragedies ENGL 4613 19th Century English Novel ENGL 4643 20th Century English Novel EXPO 1223 Expository Writing FVS *3843 “The Borderless World” GEOG 1103 Human Geography GEOG 2603 World Regional Geography GEOG 3513 Political Geography GEOG 3633 Historical Geography of the United

States GEOG 4253 Latin America Geography GEOG 4573 Indigenous Peoples and Resources GEOL 4373 History of Geology GERM 4773 Post-1945 German Literature and

Culture in Modern Europe HIST 1223 Europe, 1500-1815 HIST 1233 Europe since 1815 HIST 1483 United States, 1492-1865 HIST 1493 United States, 1865 to Present HIST 1613 Western Civilization I HIST 1623 Western Civilization II HIST 1913 World Civilizations to 1600 HIST 1923 World Civilizations since 1600 HIST 2023 Greek & Roman Civilizations HIST 2033 African-American History to 1865 HIST 2043 African American History Since 1865 HIST 2333 The British Empire HIST 2613 Colonial Hispanic-American History,

1492-1810 HIST 2623 History of Hispanic-American Nations,

1810 to Present HIST 2803 Survey of Russia HIST 3003 History of Sparta HIST 3013 Archaic Greece HIST 3023 Classical Greece HIST 3033 Alexander the Great HIST 3053 Medieval Italy HIST 3063 The Ancient Art of War HIST 3073 Women in Early Modern Europe HIST 3083 The American Colonies HIST 3093 U. S.: Revolution and New Nation to

1815 HIST 3113 The Crusades HIST 3123 War in European History HIST 3133 Medieval Women HIST 3143 The Era of Reformation HIST 3153 The Great War, 1914-18 HIST 3163 Europe from the French Revolution to

Napoleon HIST 3173 The Emergence of Modern European

Society, 1815-1870 HIST 3183 Europe in the Age of Imperialism ,

1870-1914 HIST 3193 Europe in the 20th Century HIST 3203 European Diplomacy Since 1815 HIST 3213 Intellectual History of 19th Century

Europe HIST 3223 Intellectual History of 20th Century

Europe HIST 3233 Modern Spain HIST 3243 European Women & Gender Relations

- 18th Century to Present HIST 3253 Hitler and Nazi Germany

HIST 3263 Germany 1800-1923: The Long Nineteenth Century

HIST 3273 History of Ireland Part I HIST 3283 History of Ireland Part II HIST 3293 Antisemitism HIST 3323 Tudor England HIST 3333 Stuart England HIST 3343 18th Century England HIST 3353 England Since 1832 HIST 3363 Legal and Constitutional History of

England I HIST 3373 Legal and Constitutional History of

England II HIST 3383 The American West HIST 3413 The History of Ancient Israel HIST 3423 War, Prosperity & Depression HIST *3430 “20th Century American West” (Honors Section Only.) HIST *3430 “Mexican American History since

1848” HIST 3433 United States in the Cold War HIST 3443 The American Frontier to 1828 HIST 3453 The American Frontier Since 1828 HIST 3463 The Life of the Mind in America: to

1815 HIST 3473 The Life of the Mind in America:

1815-1877 HIST 3483 The Life of the Mind in America:

Since 1877 HIST 3493 American Environmental History HIST *3500 “Socialism & Capitalism: A History” HIST 3503 World War II HIST 3513 American Constitutional History to

1900 HIST 3523 American Constitutional History, 1900

to Present HIST 3533 The History of Early American

Women HIST 3543 The History of Modern American

Women HIST 3553 The Civil War HIST 3563 United States Diplomatic History HIST 3593 Women in the American West HIST 3623 Conformity and Dissent in the 1950’s

and 1960’s HIST 3643 The American Indian: 1870 to the

Present HIST 3653 The Media & Social Change in 20th

Century United States HIST 3673 African-American Thought in the 20th

Century HIST 3683 Jewish Mysticism HIST 3713 History of Mexico, 1800 to the Present HIST 3733 History of Heaven and Hell HIST 3763 Eastern Europe Since 1938 HIST *3770 “Eastern Orthodox Christianity and

State Building in Eastern Europe” HIST *3770 “History of Yugoslavia” HIST 3793 Imperial Russia HIST 3813 20th Century Russian History HIST 3833 Nation Building in East Central

Europe, 1790-1939 HIST 3933 History of the Great Witch-hunt in

Early Modern Europe & America HIST 3943 European Fascism HIST 3963 Rebirth of Israel HIST 3993 The Evolution of Martyrdom in the

Judeo-Christian Civilization HSCI 1133 Science and Popular Culture HSCI 2103 Origins and Development of Modern

Science in Its Social Context, 1600 to the Present

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HSCI 2223 Lives in Science: History of Science through Biography

HSCI 2333 Inventing the Modern World HSCI 3013 History of Science to the Age of

Newton HSCI 3023 History of Science Since the 17th

Century HSCI 3423 Modern Medicine: An Historical

Introduction HSCI 3433 Science, Technology and Politics:

International Perspectives HSCI 3443 Historical Studies of Science in a

Religious World HSCI 3463 Cold War Science HSCI 3473 History of Ecology and

Environmentalism HSCI 3493 The Cultural History of Information HSCI 3813 Science in the Ancient World HSCI 3823 Science in Medieval Culture HSCI *3970 Honors Seminar: Knowing How We

Know HON 2973 Perspectives on the American

Experience HON 3223 American Thought and Culture in the

1940’s HON 3233 American Politics/Society Since 1945 HON 3323 Intro to American Women’s Writing HON 3413 U S Environmental History HON 3713 Religion in America HON *3970 “Appearance & Reality” HON *3970 “British Fiction Between the World

Wars” HON *3970 “British Poetry Between the World

Wars” HON *3970 “Imagining Italy” HON *3970 “Oxford and Archaeology HON *3970 “Philosophical Themes in

Shakespeare” HON *3993 “American Visions” HON *3993 “Capitalism and Socialism” HON *3993 “Cinema and Culture” HON *3993 “Cities” HON *3993 “Consumer Revolution to Consumer

Culture” HON *3993 "Contemporary American Women's

Writing" HON *3993 “Environments of Fiction” HON *3993 “Experiment in Science” HON *3993 “Florence and the Making of the

Renaissance” HON *3993 “Food, Culture and Sign” HON *3993 “From Ballyhoo to Spin” HON *3993 “Germany and Japan in the Age of

Total War” HON *3993 “Historical and Ethical Issues in

American Medicine” HON *3993 “History, Memory, Conflict: World

War II since 1945” HON *3993 "Literature and Medicine" HON *3993 “Measuring Humankind” HON *3993 “Mexican American Ethnography” HON *3993 “Modern Epidemics” HON *3993 “Music and Culture in Everyday Life” HON *3993 “Psychoactive Substances in American

Culture” HON *3993 “Readings in Native Literature” HON *3993 “Religion and Democracy” HON *3993 “Religion, Race & Ethnicity in

America” HON *3993 “Remember Death (Memento Mori) in

Film and Visual Arts” HON *3993 “Rethinking the 1960’s” HON *3993 “Science and the Cold War”

HON *3993 “The American City in History, Literature and Film”

HON *3993 “The Civil War in American Memory” HON *3993 “The Leader in You, The Leader in

US” HON *3993 “The Media in the Movies” HON *3993 “The New Hollywood” HON *3993 “The Political Einstein” HON *3993 "Weapons of Mass Destruction" I D 3753 History of Interior Design, Early

Civilization to 1800 IAS 1303 Introduction to Latin American Studies IAS 2603 Governments Around the World IAS 3013 International Law IAS 3023 Genocide IAS 3043 Global Security IAS 3313 Latin American International Relations INTL *2000 “People’s History Project” INTL *3000 “Dutch Present Day Society” INTL *3000 “Dutch Society & Culture” INTL *3000 “Early Celtic/History and Institutions” INTL *3000 “Founding of Scotland 11th-13th

Centuries” INTL *3000 “French Culture and Civilization” INTL *3000 “The Celtic Place-Names of Scotland” INTL *3000 “The Rise of the Medieval Town,

1100-1500” L S 3003 Introduction to Law & Legal

Reasoning LSTD 1223 History of the United States LSTD 3233 Humanities of the Ancient World LSTD 3243 Humanities of the Modern World LSTD 4750 German Art and Culture LTRS 3003 American Novel as a Social History LTRS 3013 Documentary Oklahoma LTRS 3023 Classical Italy and Umbria MRS 3013 Medieval Literature in Translation MRS 3903 Seminar in Medieval Culture MRS 4903 Seminar in Medieval Culture MLLL 2003 Introduction to World Literature MLLL *3000 “Dante’s Divine Comedy” MLLL *3000 “The Angry Men of Russia” MLLL *3000 “The Mask and the Market:

Dissimulation and Authenticity in Italy”

MLLL 3043 Mythology & Folklore MLLL 3123 Russian Culture & Civilization MLLL 3133 Soviet Cinema and Post Soviet Cinema MLLL 3143 Dostoevsky and His Age MLLL 3153 Russian Literature Through Film MLLL 3163 Chekhov MLLL 3173 Nabokov MLLL 3423 Orientalisms: Western Visions of the

East from the 12th to the 21st Century MLLL 3523 Survey of Russian Literature to 1917

in Translation MLLL 3533 Survey of Russian Literature from

1917 in Translation MLLL 3543 The Petersburg Myth and Text/The

City in Russian Culture MLLL 3573 Arthurian Legend & Literature MLLL 3823 German Culture and Thought MLLL 3843 20th Century European Culture &

Identity MLLL 3853 The Rise of Romanticism MLLL 3943 German Cinema MLLL 4003 Movements in World Literature MLLL 4063 Early Literary Criticism MLLL 4113 Luso-Brazilian Civilization MLLL 4443 Exploring Music in Literature: Poetry

and Drama of Lorca MLLL 4553 Latin America in its Literature: The

Search for a Latin American Identity

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MLLL 4663 Gender and Cross-Cultural Issues in Eastern European Women’s Writing

MUSC 2313 Ancient Times to 1700 MUSC 2323 Late Baroque through Romantic Period MUSC 3333 Post-Romantic Period to the Present PHIL 1013 Introduction to Philosophy PHIL 1203 Philosophy & Human Destiny, East

and West PHIL 1213 Introduction to Ethics PHIL 3023 Aesthetics and the Philosophy of Art PHIL 3033 Philosophy and Literature PHIL 3043 Philosophy and Film PHIL 3253 History of Ethics PHIL 3273 Ethics and Business PHIL 3283 Religion and the Environment PHIL 3293 Environmental Ethics PHIL 3313 History of Ancient Philosophy PHIL 3333 History of Modern Philosophy PHIL 3353 American Philosophy PHIL 3393 20th Century Anglo-American

Philosophy PHIL 3423 Ancient and Medieval Religious

Philosophy PHIL 3433 Modern Philosophy of Religion PHIL 3443 Contemporary Issues in Philosophy of

Religion PHIL 3503 Self and Identity PHIL 3533 Language, Communication and

Knowledge PHIL 3613 Philosophy of Biology PHIL 3623 Phil Issues in Physics & Cosmology PHIL 3713 History of Social and Political

Philosophy PHIL 3723 Contemporary Social & Political

Philosophy PHIL 3733 Religion in Political Theory P SC 2603 Governments Around the World P SC 3033 Religion & Politics in America P SC 3463 American Political Development P SC 3553 International Political Economy P SC 3563 United States Diplomatic History P SC 3603 Government of England P SC 3613 Politics in Western Europe P SC 3643 Democracies and Democratization: A

Comparative Inquiry P SC 3653 Government & Politics of Latin

America P SC 3673 Politics in Eastern Europe P SC 3683 Politics of Russia P SC 3703 From Plato to Machiavelli: The Classic

Art of Politics P SC 3713 The Idea of the Liberal Society P SC 4113 American Foreign Policy, World War

II to the Present P SC 4273 Constitutional Interpretation P SC 4283 Civil Rights and Civil Liberties P SC 4293 American Constitutionalism P SC 4553 The International Political System P SC 4653 Politics, Literature, and Film P SC 4723 Philosophical Issues in American

Politics P SC 4763 Existential Political Thought RELS 1113 Introduction to Religious Studies RELS 2413 Religion, Culture, and the Meaning of

Life SOC 1523 Social Problems SOC 2003 Introduction to Women’s Studies UNIV *2000 "World Cultures & Traditions " UNIV *3000 “Bible and Ethics” (Fa 2002, Sp 2003) UNIV *4000 “Human Rights and World Politics” UNIV *4000 “Powwow Culture-Native American

Performance, Identity, and Meaning

W S 2003 Introduction to Women’s Studies W S 3233 Women Creating Social Change W S 3933 History of the Great Witch-hunt in

Early Modern Europe and America W S 4553 Women and the Law

NON-WESTERN CULTURE (1 course) AFAM 2003 Introduction to African and African-

American Studies AFAM 2113 Africa and the Diaspora AFAM 3133 Introduction to African Aesthetics AFAM 3613 Visual Culture and African American

Identity: 1895 – 1939 A HI 4853 American Indian Women Artists A HI 4883 The Arts of China ANTH 1203 Language Across Cultures ANTH 1413 Great Discoveries in Archaeology ANTH 1613 Indian Peoples of Oklahoma ANTH 1823 Religion in Everyday Life ANTH 2203 Peoples of the World ANTH 2613 Native Peoples of North America ANTH 3333 The Aztec World ANTH 3453 Contemporary Native American Issues ANTH 3503 Oklahoma Prehistory ANTH 3553 Peoples of the Pacific Islands ANTH 3743 Indian Justice in Cultural Law ANTH 3803 Asian Prehistory ANTH 3843 South Asia ANTH 3883 Archaeology of South America ANTH 3893 Maya, Aztec and Inca: High

Civilizations of Ancient America ANTH 4303 Women & Development in Africa ANTH 4623 Approaches to Cross-Cultural Human

Problems ANTH 4813 Archaeology of North America ARCH 4183 Survey of Middle Eastern Architecture ARCH *4970 “Chinese Architecture, Landscape

Architecture, and Cities” ARCH *4970 “Istanbul Study/Travel Abroad” ARCH *4970 “Middle Eastern Architecture” ARTC 4693 Contemporary Native American Artist ARTC 4893 Contemporary Native American Artist

II A HI 3803 Pre-Columbian Art & Architecture of

Meso and South America A HI 3853 Survey of Asian Art A HI 4803 Survey I-North American Indian

Prehistoric Art A HI 4813 19th Century North American Indian

Art History A HI 4823 20th Century American Indian Art

History A HI 4833 North American Indian Pre-historical

Art A HI 4873 Japanese Art A HI 4883 The Arts of China COMM 2003 Communication in Non-Western

Cultures DANC 1813 Introduction to Non-Western Dance

Forms DANC 3813 History of World Dance ENGL 3433 Foundations of Indic Culture &

Civilization ENGL 3483 Native American Writers ENGL 4343 The Indian in American Popular

Culture ENGL 4383 Civilization & Diaspora ENGL *4403 "Modern Indian and British

Commonwealth Poetry" GEOG 3223 The British Empire and Its Successor GEOG 4243 Geography of Asia GEOG 4563 American Indian Geographies

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HIST 1543 Introduction to American Indian History

HIST 1723 East Asia to 1600 HIST 1733 East Asia Since 1600 HIST 2013 Ancient Near Eastern Civilizations HIST 2683 Introduction to Islam HIST 2713 Survey of African Civilization HIST 3043 Egypt and Mesopotamia HIST 3103 Slavery in World History HIST 3303 Women in North Africa HIST 3313 Israeli Culture Through Film HIST 3633 American Indian Ethnohistory to 1870 HIST 3693 Political and Socioeconomic History of

South Africa HIST 3703 Native Peoples of Latin America HIST 3723 Africa Since 1945 HIST *3740 "Southern Africa" HIST 3743 Southern Africa Since 1800 HIST 3783 Africa Since 1800 HIST 3823 A History of Japanese Culture HIST 3843 International Relations in the Middle

East HIST 3853 Japan to 1850 HIST 3863 Japan Since 1850 HIST 3873 Traditional China HIST 3883 Modern China to 1945 HIST 3893 Culture and Society in the Middle East HIST 3903 Contemporary Japan HIST 3913 The Samurai in Japanese History HIST 3923 Contemporary China HIST 3953 The Modern Middle East HIST 3973 Judaism - A Religious History HIST 3983 Medieval Jewish History HSCI 3453 Science & Civilization in Islam IAS 2413 Islam IAS *3003 “Social Change and Development in

West Africa” IAS 3123 Environmental Challenges in Asia IAS 3133 Ethnic Identity and Conflict in Asia IAS 3143 Chinese Politics IAS 3433 International Relations in the Middle

East INTL *3000 “Archeology and Pre-Hispanic

Cultures” LING 1203 Language Across Cultures LSTD 3263 The Art of the Non-Western World MLLL 3213 Japanese Theatre & Performance MLLL 3223 Japan through Film and Literature MLLL 3413 Arabic Lit and Culture MLLL 3633 Modern Japanese Literature and

Culture MLLL 3643 Japanese Education through Fiction MLLL 3753 Modern Chinese Literature and

Culture MLLL 4123 History of Afro-Brazilian Music MLLL 4173 Introduction to Francophone

Literatures in Translation MLLL 4993 Epics of India: Ramayana and

Mahabharata MUNM 3113 Introduction to World Music MUNM 3213 Native American Music MUNM 3313 African Repercussions MUNM 3413 Music of the Pacific Rim MUNM *4970 “Music Cultures of Sub-Saharan

Africa” MUNM *4970 “Music of South Asia” NAS 1013 Introduction to Native American

Studies NAS 3113 Native American Philosophy NAS 4693 Contemporary Native American Artist NAS 4893 Contemporary Native American Artist

II P SC 3633 Politics in East Asia

PHIL 3303 East Asian Philosophy UNIV *3000 "World Cultures & Traditions" CORE AREA V: SENIOR CAPSTONE EXPERIENCE (one course) AFAM 4003 Senior Seminar in African and

African-American Studies AME 4373 Aerospace Systems Design II AME 4553 Design Practicum ANTH 4113 Anthropology Capstone ARCH 4575 Arch Design/Building Systems

Integration ARCH 4754 Building Systems Integration ART 4983 Senior Capstone Experience A HI 4993 Senior Capstone Experience AVIA 4713 Senior Capstone BOT 4983 Senior Capstone: Plant Biology for 21st

Century B AD 4013 Business Strategy & Policy CAS 4073 Multidisciplinary Capstone CEES 4903 Civil Engineering Capstone CEES 4913 Environmental Science and

Environmental Engineering Capstone CEES 4923 Environmental Engineering Design CH E 4273 Advanced Process Design CHEM 4913 Senior Thesis CHEM 4923 Senior Project CHEM 4933 Current Topics in Biochemistry CHIN 4993 Senior Capstone in Chinese C S 4273 Software Engineering II CL C 4503 Classical Culture Capstone Course COMM 4713 Issues in Communication Study CNS 4993 Construction Science Capstone DANC 4723 Senior Capstone DRAM 4803 Capstone Experience ECON 4983 Economics as a Social Science EDEC 4123 Curriculum of Early Childhood

Education EDEN 4913 The Teaching of English EDLT 4313 Language and Literacy in

Elementary/Middle School Classrooms EDSP 4890 Practicum II EDSS 4563 Teaching Secondary School Social

Studies EDUC *4060 Teaching Experience in Secondary

School “Science” ECE 4773 Lab-Special Projects ENGL 4853 The English Capstone Course FR 4993 Senior Capstone in French FVS 4013 Senior Seminar in Film & Video

Studies GEOG 4953 Pro-seminar in Geography GEOL 4136 Field Geology GPHY 4953 Senior Thesis in Geophysics GERM 4333 Culture and Literature III H R 4513 Service Learning HES 4953 Senior Capstone HIST 4973 Undergraduate Seminar in History I D 4776 Interior Design V I E 4393 Capstone Design Project IAS 4013 Senior Capstone Seminar in

International & Area Studies JMC 4343 Advertising Campaigns JMC 4403 Public Relations Campaigns-Capstone JMC 4573 Theories of Professional Writing JMC 4653 Current Issues in Broadcasting JMC 4813 Mass Communication Law LAT 4503 Latin Capstone Course LIS 4663 Information Field Studies Project LSTD 4650 Study in Depth LSTD 4953 Study in Depth LTRS 4503 Letters Capstone Course

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LING 4983 Senior Essay MATH 4513 Senior Mathematics Seminar MATH 4991 Mathematics Capstone Course METR 4021 Senior Capstone Recital METR 4911 Senior Seminar METR 4913 Senior Seminar METR 4922 Senior Seminar II MBIO 4893 Capstone in Microbiology MBIO 4950 Senior Thesis-Capstone MTHR 4183 Senior Capstone MUS 4023 Senior Capstone-BFA Degree MUED 4042+ Capstone Seminar +Course requires concurrent enrollment in 4050 or 4060,

Teaching Experience NAS 4013 Senior Capstone

P E 4553 Integrated Reservoir Management PHIL 4893 Senior Capstone in Philosophy PHYS 4300 Senior Research Project P SC 4093 Capstone Seminar in Political Science P SC 4203 Capstone Seminar in Public Affairs

and Administration

PSY 4113 Capstone Survey of Major Fields in Psychology

PSY 4143 Capstone Practicum Experience PSY 4153 Capstone History of Psychology RELS 4323 Capstone RUSS 4183 Topics in 20th and Post 20th Century

Russian Literature and Culture S WK 4322* Practicum Seminar II S WK 4325* Practicum II

*Student must complete both 4322 and 4325 to fulfill Capstone requirement

S WK 4331 Practicum Seminar II SOC 4843 Capstone in Criminology SOC 4943 Capstone in General Sociology SPAN 4183 Senior Capstone SRRE 4012 The Capstone Writing Seminar SRRE 4021 Senior Capstone Recital W S 4123 Contemporary Feminist Thought ZOO 4983 Senior Seminar

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HONORS COLLEGE The Honors College offers special sections of courses to academically talented students who are Honors College members. Enrollment in these sections is limited to 19 students in lower division and 22 students in upper division classes. Honors students can enroll in most Honors classes through the online enrollment system. However, special permission (obtained through the Honors College Office) is necessary for Honor Reading (3960), Honors Research (3980), and a few additional classes. Students may come to Honors House (David L. Boren Hall, Room 160) or call 325-5291 for more information.

INTERNATIONAL AND AREA STUDIES International and Area Studies is an interdisciplinary program drawing on the faculties of Anthropology, History, Modern Languages, Literatures and Linguistics, Philosophy, Communications, Geography, History of Science, Economics and Political Science. The program seeks to enhance the student’s understanding of the fundamentals of the processes shaping the development of the world’s most important areas. The program offers the Bachelor of Arts degree with specializations in International, East Asian, European, Latin American and Russian and East European studies. For detailed information on specific areas, courses and advisement, please contact the Academic Advisor for IAS, Marlin Eichman. Hester Hall, Room 101, Tel 325-4547.

TELECOURSES Residence credit courses through the University of Oklahoma may be taken through a modified independent study format in which students view lectures broadcast on public television channels and/or Norman Cox Cable Channel. All courses have required texts and study guides. Telecourses serve as an excellent alternative for students by providing the convenience of viewing lectures in their own home and reducing travel time and cost. Students will have to visit the OU campus in Norman for the orientation meeting, occasional viewing of videotapes and examinations. For information on the orientation meeting and test schedules, contact TELEVISED INSTRUCTION, 1600 S. Jenkins, Suite 120; (405) 325-6012.

*ALL ORIENTATION MEETINGS WILL BE HELD IN ROOM 134, CROSS MAIN BUILDING, 1600 S. JENKINS IN NORMAN

HEALTH SCIENCES CENTER

For information concerning educational opportunities at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center, contact:

(IN NORMAN) (IN OKLAHOMA CITY) University College, Health Sciences Center Room 100, Carnegie Building HSC Student Affairs University of Oklahoma Student Union – Suite 300 Tel: (405) 325-3521 1106 North Stonewall Oklahoma City, OK 73104-1200 Tel: (405) 271-2416

COLLEGE OF NURSING Workshops, conferences, seminars and home study courses are offered for non-academic credit (continuing education units) by the College of Nursing. For more information, contact:

Continuing Education Program College of Nursing 1100 N. Stonewall—P.O. Box 26901 Oklahoma City, OK 73190 Tel: (405) 271-2083

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COLLEGE OF LIBERAL STUDIES College of Liberal Studies The College of Liberal Studies is a fully-accredited academic division of the University of Oklahoma that offers interdisciplinary undergraduate and graduate liberal arts programs of high quality in non-traditional formats. Through the study of the humanities, natural sciences, and social sciences, CLS students gain the knowledge, sense of perspective and analytical ability they need to function effectively and responsibly in any professional or career role they choose to follow. Established in 1960, the College was initiated by University of Oklahoma faculty members committed to the ideal of high-quality programs that would recognize the circumstance and needs of adult learners. During more than 45 years serving the educational needs of working adults, the College of Liberal Studies has gained national and international recognition as a leader in the nontraditional degree movement and in continuing, liberal arts education. Today, CLS provides educational opportunities for more than 1500 students worldwide through its Online, On-Site, and Self-Paced Independent Study courses. Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies 100% Online – This delivery option allows students to earn their entire degree online from the comfort of their own home. Online courses are offered in five, eight-week academic sessions throughout the year, with most students taking two classes, or six hours per academic session. Utilizing course-specific websites and the Desire2Learn web-portal, students are able to receive instruction, complete course objectives, and interact with their instructor and classmates in a 100% online environment. This option allows students to choose from four areas of concentration: Administrative Leadership, Humanities, Natural Sciences, or Social Sciences, and is open to both lower and upper division students. On-Site Administrative Leadership Cohort – This delivery option allows students to complete courses in a traditional classroom setting during evenings or weekends. Courses are offered in an eight-week format, and students can complete the entire Liberal Studies major (42 hours) in eighteen months. Currently, this option is available at five locations throughout Oklahoma: OU-Norman, OU-Tulsa, Oklahoma City Community College, Rose State College, and Ft. Sill. This option emphasizes team leadership and participation as students learn current theories about effective organizational management. This knowledge is then put into use by participating as part of a study team throughout the course of the program. Self-Paced Independent Study - Students enrolled in the Self-Paced Independent Study option can enroll in up to two classes at a time (six hours), taking as little as six weeks or as long as a year to complete each course. Self-paced courses are not tied to the academic semester, so once students are admitted, they can immediately begin enrolling in classes. When a course is completed, students can begin the enrollment process again. Self-Paced Independent Study is especially beneficial to individuals who have shifting or heavy work schedules, work on the road, or have family commitments that may keep them from meeting deadlines associated with online and on-site classes. This option allows students to choose from four areas of concentration: Administrative Leadership, Humanities, Natural Sciences, or Social Sciences, and is open to both lower and upper division students. Master of Arts in Liberal Studies Administrative Leadership – This 100% online program option allows student to focus on effective leadership styles from a number of theoretical perspectives and explore everyday issues that leaders face in a variety of institutional settings. Students will explore the role of leadership across history, cultures and organizations, and will be prepared to apply knowledge and strategies from literature, research findings and practice to current and future leadership situations. Museum Studies – This online program option serves the career development needs of individuals who work or volunteer in museums, national and state monuments, historic sites, galleries, zoos and other similar institutions. To benefit fully from this program, students should have relevant experience and background in a related environment. Interprofessional Human and Health Services – This 100% online program provides a broad-based perspective of the human services and health care system. This program addresses current issues and ethics in health care and human services delivery. Integrated Studies (Self-Design) – This independent study program option allows students to design their coursework to meet their educational goals and interests. CLS advisors pair students with faculty members who are knowledgeable in a specific focus area of study developed by the student in order to create a personalized learning plan used to complete 24 of the 33 hours required for the degree. In order to earn their degree, all MA students are required to choose one of four, six-hour degree completion options:

o Thesis with in-person oral defense o Research Project with oral defense o Internship with oral defense o Six Hours of Advanced Coursework with written comprehensive exam

Additional Information The College of Liberal Studies also offers special Liberal Studies courses and seminars on particular themes and issues that are available to students in other academic majors and colleges. All programs offered the College of Liberal Studies maintain an interdisciplinary approach and have learning objectives commensurate with traditional liberal arts programs. For more information, please contact: College of Liberal Studies 1610 Asp Avenue, Suite 108 Norman, OK 73072-6405 Telephone: (405) 325-1061; (800) 522-4389 Fax: (405) 325-7132 E-mail: [email protected]

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COURSES OFFERED AT SITES IN OKLAHOMA CITY

UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA COURSES

OFFERED AT OKLAHOMA CITY COMMUNITY COLLEGE

Students interested in enrolling in University of Oklahoma courses taught on the Oklahoma City Community College campus must be admitted to the University of Oklahoma. Applications for admission to OU can be obtained from the Office of Prospective Student Services, University of Oklahoma, 407 West Boyd, Norman, OK 73019-0520; phone (405) 325-2151, or the University of Oklahoma representative at Oklahoma City Community College; phone (405) 325-2891. Please refer to the section on Admission Information at the front of this schedule. Currently enrolled OU students may enroll in OU courses taught at Oklahoma City Community College through Enrollment Services on the Norman Campus. Oklahoma City Community College students may enroll in these courses through the OU representative at Oklahoma City Community College . Students enrolled in these courses will receive a tuition statement from the OU Bursar’s Office during the third week of classes for a fall or spring semester or the first week of classes during the summer session. See the section on Fees and Tuition at the front of this schedule for fee and tuition rates and fee payment deadlines.

Classroom Location: Contact Continuing Education Academic Programs, 325-2891, for classroom location

COURSES OFFERED AT THE OU HEALTH SCIENCES CENTER The University of Oklahoma offer courses on the OU Health Sciences Center Campus in Oklahoma City. Students should consult the course listings in the main body of the class schedule for information on enrollment restrictions and permission requirements. Students may register for these courses in Buchanan Hall, Room 230, Norman Campus, or online at enroll.ou.edu. For specific information on class location, contact Continuing Education Academic Programs, (405) 325-2891.

COURSES OFFERED AT THE JOHN AND MARY NICHOLS GRADUATE BUSINESS CENTER, OKLAHOMA CITY

The Michael F. Price College of Business offers MBA courses at 1 Santa Fe Plaza, Oklahoma City. Contact the College of Business Graduate Programs Office, Room 1040, Michael F. Price Hall, or call (405) 325-4107, for more information. All courses listed require permission of the Graduate Programs Office.

OU-Tulsa The University offers resident credit courses in Tulsa in the areas listed below. Norman campus students may contact the OU-Tulsa Enrollment Office, 1-888-637-5622, or (918) 660-3474, for information. For course schedule and registration information, students should refer to the “Online Registration System” at enroll.ou.edu or by contacting the Enrollment Office in Tulsa. Students should consult with Departmental advisors regarding degree program requirements.

Graduate Programs:

Architecture (Urban Design) Architecture (Urban Studies) Ed.D Educational Administration Educational Administration Electrical and Computer Engineering Ph.D. Engineering Human Relations Knowledge Management Kodaly Certification Library & Information Studies Music Education Organizational Dynamics Ph.D. Organizational Leadership Public Administration Social Work Special Education Telecommunications Systems

Undergraduate Programs: Early Childhood Education Human Relations Liberal Studies

CODES (Cd.): 1-Prerequisite Required. Consult Catalog for Prerequisites; 2-Permission of Instructor Required; 3-Permission of

Department Required;

Spring Semester 2008

ACCOUNTING (ACCT)

ACCOUNTING (ACCT)

Office: ADAMS HALL0200

Phone: 325-4221

UPPER DIVISION ACCT COURSES ARE

RESTRICTED TO STUDENTS WHO ARE FULLY

ADMITTED TO THE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS. ALL

OTHER STUDENTS MUST OBTAIN PERMISSION OF

THE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS UNDERGRADUATE

PROGRAMS OFFICE, ROOM 1010, PRICE HALL.

ALL 4000 LEVEL BUSINESS COURSES ARE

RESTRICTED TO STUDENTS THAT HAVE

COMPLETED THE 3000 LEVEL BUSINESS CORE

COURSES.

2000-LEVEL ACCT COURSES ARE OPEN TO ALL

STUDENTS EXCEPT UNIVERSITY COLLEGE

FRESHMEN.

3 hrs.ACCT 2113 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTNG

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM AH-0255 Knapp MMW

Sec. 002 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM AH-0255 Knapp MMW

3 hrs.ACCT 2123 MANAGERIAL ACCOUNT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM AH-0150 Knapp CTR

Sec. 002 Cd 1,6

9:00AM-10:15AM MFPH-2010 Knapp CTR

ACCT 2123 002 Must be a member of the Honors College in order

to enroll.

Sec. 003 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM AH-0150 Knapp CTR

3 hrs.ACCT 3023 INTL FIN STATEMENT

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

12:00PM- 1:15PM MFPH-3040 Kirkpatrick RTR

ACCT Cross-Listed with: B AD

3 hrs.ACCT 3033 FIN RPTG IN ENERGY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM MFPH-3030 Crain TTR

3 hrs.ACCT 3113 INTERMED ACCT I

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM MFPH-3020 Cuccia CMWF

Sec. 002 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMMFPH-3020 Cuccia CMWF

Sec. 003 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM MFPH-3040MW

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:45PM MFPH-3040MW

3 hrs.ACCT 3123 INTERMED ACCT II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM MFPH-2020MW

Sec. 002 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM MFPH-3030MW

Sec. 003 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMMFPH-2010 Yi HTR

Sec. 004 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM MFPH-3020 Yi HTR

3 hrs.ACCT 3313 COST ACCOUNTING

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM MFPH-3010 Jurney NMW

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 7:15PM MFPH-2010 Jurney NMW

Sec. 901 Cd 1

6:00PM- 7:15PM AH-0304 Kirkpatrick RTR

3 hrs.ACCT 3353 SYSTEMS/DATABASES

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

12:00PM- 1:15PM MFPH-2040 Nan NTR

ACCT Cross-Listed with: MIS

Sec. 002 Cd 1,4



Sec. 900 Cd 1,4

4:30PM- 5:45PM MFPH-2040MW


3 hrs.ACCT 3603 INCOME TAX ACCT I

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM MFPH-2030 Crain TTR

Sec. 002 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM MFPH-3020 Cuccia ATR

1-3 hrs.ACCT 3960 HONORS READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.ACCT 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

3 hrs.ACCT 4113 ADV ACCOUNTING

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM MFPH-2020 Willinger GTR

Sec. 002 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM AH-0359 Willinger GTR

3 hrs.ACCT 4543 AUDITING

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM MFPH-2040 Jensen KMW

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:45PM MFPH-2040 Popova VTR

3 hrs.ACCT 4703 INCOME TAX ACCT II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM MFPH-3020 Cuccia ATR

3 hrs.ACCT 5113 ADV ACCOUNTING

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM MFPH-2020 Willinger GTR

Sec. 002 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM AH-0359 Willinger GTR

2 hrs.ACCT 5212 MANAGERIAL ACCOUNT

Sec. 100 Cd 1

8:30AM-10:30AM MFPH-3040 Ghosh DMW

ACCT 5212 100 meets from Jan 14 - Mar 7.

Sec. 930 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:50PM OSFP-0001 Ghosh DM

ACCT 5212 930 meets from Jan 14 - Mar 7.

ACCT 5212 930 Meets at 1 Santa Fe Plaza, Oklahoma City

1 hrs.ACCT 5351 ANALYSIS LAB

Sec. 200 Cd 1

9:00AM-11:00AM AH-0300 Ayres FW

ACCT 5351 200 meets from Mar 10 - May 2.

2 hrs.ACCT 5352 FIN STATEMNT ANALYS

Sec. 930 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:40PM OSFP-0001W

ACCT 5352 930 meets from Mar 10 - May 2.

ACCT 5352 930 Meets at 1 Santa Fe Plaza, Oklahoma City

3 hrs.ACCT 5353 FIN STAT ANALY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM MFPH-2020MW

ACCT 5353 001 has a service charge of $10.00.

3 hrs.ACCT 5553 FRAUD EXAMINATION

Sec. 900 Cd 1,2

4:30PM- 5:45PM MFPH-3065 Jensen KMW

3 hrs.ACCT 5703 INCOME TAX ACCT II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM MFPH-3020 Cuccia ATR


1 hrs.ACCT 5951 RES METH IN ACCT

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

ACCT 5951 *** has a service charge of $10.00.

3 hrs.ACCT 5970 ARCH ACCT RES-MARKT

Sec. 001 Cd 1,2

9:00AM-12:00PM AH-0212A Lipe MM


2-9 hrs.ACCT 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 1,7


1-4 hrs.ACCT 5990 RESEARCH IN ACCT

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7


2-16 hrs.ACCT 6980 RES DRS DISSERT

Sec. *** Cd 7


AEROSPACE AND MECHANICAL

ENGINEERING (AME)

Office: FELGAR HALL0212

Phone: 325-5011

ALL STUDENTS WITH MAJORS IN THE COLLEGE OF

ENGINEERING ARE EXPECTED TO HAVE A LAPTOP

COMPUTER THROUGHOUT THEIR CURRICULA.

3 hrs.AME 2213 THERMODYNAMICS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:30PM- 4:20PM NH-0270 Olson BMWF

1 hrs.AME 2281 ENGR CO-OP PROGRAM

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,4,7

3 hrs.AME 2303 MATL, DES/MFG PROC

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

10:30AM-11:45AMFH-0304 Raman STR

AME Cross-Listed with: I E

AME 2303 001 has a service charge of $5.00.

Sec. 002 Cd 1,4

9:00AM-10:15AM PHSC-0224 Saha MTR

AME Cross-Listed with: I E


3 hrs.AME 2533 DYNAMICS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:20AM NH-0170 Rennaker RMWF

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:45PM FH-0304 Stalford HTR

3 hrs.AME 2623 CIRCUITS & SENSORS

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:45PM SRTC-1030 Commuri SMW

3 hrs.AME 3103 ENGR DESIGN GRAPHIC

Sec. 010 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMNH-0170 Baldwin JT

Corequisite: AME 3103 011 THR AME 3103 014

0 hrs.AME 3103 LAB-AME 3103-010

Sec. 011 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM FH-0146 Baldwin JT

Corequisite: AME 3103 010

Sec. 012 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM FH-0146 Baldwin JT


Sec. 013 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMFH-0146 Baldwin JR


Sec. 014 Cd 1

4:00PM- 5:15PM FH-0146W


2 hrs.AME 3122 HEAT/FLUID MECH LAB

Sec. 010 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:20AM NH-0270 Parthasarathy RT

Corequisite: AME 3122 011 THR AME 3122 014 AND AME 3173


0 hrs.AME 3122 LAB-AME 3122-010

Sec. 011 Cd 1

10:30AM-12:20PMFH-0101 Parthasarathy RW


Sec. 012 Cd 1

1:30PM- 3:20PM FH-0101 Parthasarathy RW


Sec. 013 Cd 1

8:30AM-10:20AM FH-0101 Parthasarathy RR


Sec. 014 Cd 1

11:30AM- 1:20PM FH-0101 Parthasarathy RF


3 hrs.AME 3173 HEAT TRANSFER

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM CEC-0121 Lai FMWF

Corequisite: AME 3122


Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:45PM SEC-N0202 Merchan-Merchan WTR


3 hrs.AME 3333 FLIGHT MECHANICS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMFH-0304 Vedula PMWF

3 hrs.AME 3353 DES-MECHANICAL COMP

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM PHSC-0108 Chang KTR


Sec. 002 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM FH-0304 Siddique ZMWF


3 hrs.AME 3523 AERO STRUC ANALYSIS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM SEC-P0209 Attar PMWF

3 hrs.AME 3623 EMBED REAL-TIME SYS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM CEC-0441 Fagg ATR


3 hrs.AME 3723 NUM METH ENGR COMP

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

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AEROSPACE AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (AME)

1:30PM- 2:20PM CEC-0121MWF

AME Cross-Listed with: C S CH E P E

Sec. 900 Cd 1,4

4:30PM- 5:45PM CEC-0117 Bennett JTR

AME Cross-Listed with: C S CH E P E

1-3 hrs.AME 3960 HONORS READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.AME 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

3 hrs.AME 4213 BIOMECHANICS I

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM SEC-P0209 Gan RTR

3 hrs.AME 4373 AERO SYSTEMS DES II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 5:30PM N210-0213 Striz AMW

AME 4373 001 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.


2 hrs.AME 4442 I/C ENGINES LAB

Sec. 010 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMCEC-0031 Gollahalli ST

Corequisite: AME 4442 011 OR AME 4442 012


0 hrs.AME 4442 LAB-AME 4442-010

Sec. 011 Cd 1

8:30AM-10:20AM FH-0153R


Sec. 012 Cd 1

10:30AM-12:20PMFH-0153R


3 hrs.AME 4553 DESIGN PRACTICUM

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:00PM CEC-0441 Stalford HTR



Sec. 003 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:00PM FH-0336 Chang KTR



Sec. 004 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:00PM PHSC-0121 Saha MTR



Sec. 005 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:00PM FH-0126 Altan MTR



3 hrs.AME 4593 SPACE SYS/MISSN DES

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 7:15PM FH-0336 Xu YMW

2 hrs.AME 4802 ROBOTICS LABORATORY

Sec. 010 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMSEC-A0236 Miller DW

Corequisite: AME 4802 011 OR AME 4802 012


0 hrs.AME 4802 LAB-AME 4802-010

Sec. 011 Cd 1

2:30PM- 4:20PM FH-0129 Miller DW


Sec. 012 Cd 1

10:30AM-12:20PMFH-0129R


1 hrs.AME 4971 SEMINAR

Sec. 001 Cd 1,7

3:30PM- 4:20PM FH-0216 Lai FR

1-3 hrs.AME 4980 UNDERGRAD RES STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

AME 4980 *** has a service charge of $20.00.

3 hrs.AME 5213 BIOMECHANICS I

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM SEC-P0209 Gan RTR

3 hrs.AME 5373 AERO SYSTEMS DES II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 5:30PM N210-0213 Striz AMW


3 hrs.AME 5593 SPACE SYS/MISSN DES

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 7:15PM FH-0336 Xu YMW

3 hrs.AME 5720 SUSTAINABLE ENERGY

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 7:15PM CEC-0439TR

3 hrs.AME 5740 DESIGN FOR XABILITY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM CEC-0439 Siddique ZMW


3 hrs.AME 5750 VIBRATING SYSTEMS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM FH-0320 Baldwin JTR

3 hrs.AME 5750 INTERMED DYNAMICS

Sec. 002 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM CEC-0119 Xu YMWF

3 hrs.AME 5763 FINITE ELEMENT METH

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

1:30PM- 2:45PM MFPH-3040 Mish KMW

AME Cross-Listed with: CEES

3 hrs.AME 5773 STRUCTUR OPTIMIZATN

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM FH-0315 Striz AMWF

3 hrs.AME 5803 PRINC-HEAT TRANSFER

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:45PM FH-0334 Olson BMW

1-4 hrs.AME 5890 GUIDED INDIV STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

1 hrs.AME 5971 SEMINAR

Sec. 001 Cd 1,7

3:30PM- 4:20PM FH-0216 Lai FR

3 hrs.AME 5973 COMPUT HEAT/FLUID

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMCEC-0119 Lai FMWF

2-9 hrs.AME 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

1-9 hrs.AME 5990 SPECIAL PROJECTS

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

3 hrs.AME 6333 COMBUSTION PROC II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM CEC-0119 Merchan-Merchan WTR

2-16 hrs.AME 6980 RES DRS DISSERT

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

AEROSPACE STUDIES (AERO)

Office: Craddock Hall0100

Phone: 325-3211

1 hrs.AERO 1021 THE AIR FORCE TODAY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMCRAD-0200T

Corequisite: AERO 1300 011

AERO 1021 001 For Freshmen only.

Sec. 002 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMCRAD-0200W



Sec. 003 Cd 1

1:00PM- 1:50PM CRAD-0200R



0 hrs.AERO 1300 LEADERSHIP LAB

Sec. 011 Cd 1,7

4:15PM- 6:15PM CRAD-0249R

Corequisite: AERO 1021 OR AERO 2021 OR AERO 4023

STUDENTS MUST ENROLL IN ONE OF THE FOLLOWING

LECTURE COURSES AS A COREQUISITE: AERO 1021 OR

AERO 2021 OR AERO 3023 OR AERO 4023.

1 hrs.AERO 2021 AIR/SPACE POWER II

Sec. 001

8:30AM- 9:20AM CRAD-0200T


Sec. 002

2:00PM- 2:50PM CRAD-0200R


3 hrs.AERO 3023 LDRSHP/ORG DYNAMICS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM CRAD-0241 Dreher KTR


Sec. 002 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM CRAD-0241 Dreher KTR


3 hrs.AERO 4023 AM NATL SECURITY II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM CRAD-0249 Jackson TTR


Sec. 002 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM CRAD-0249 Jackson TTR


AFRICAN AND AFRICAN-AMERICAN

STUDIES (AFAM)

Office: ELLISON HALL0233

Phone: 325-2327

3 hrs.AFAM 2003 INTRO-AFAM STUDIES

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMAH-0304 Anderson TTR

AFAM 2003 001 Is a GenEd Core Area IV `Non-West Culture` course.

AFAM 2003 001 has a service charge of $5.00.

Sec. 002 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMDAH-0116 Davidson LMWF



Sec. 003 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM SEC-M0207 Davidson LM



3 hrs.AFAM 2113 AFRICA AND DIASPORA

Sec. 001

9:00AM-10:15AM GIH-0344 Anderson TTR


3 hrs.AFAM 2913 DIGITAL DIVIDE

Sec. 001

11:30AM- 1:00PM PHSC-0230 Bender CMW

3 hrs.AFAM 3123 WEST AFRICAN EXPER

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM SEC-P0209 Kabba MTR

3 hrs.AFAM 3133 AFRICAN AESTHETICS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM DAH-0112 Bratcher MMW


3 hrs.AFAM 3143 GOSPEL MUSIC

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM HTCC-0102 Coleman STR

3 hrs.AFAM 3323 BUFFALO SOLDIERS

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:20PM AH-0101 Garibay RR

3 hrs.AFAM 3423 AFRICAN AMER MEN

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM PHSC-0117 Coleman BTR


3 hrs.AFAM 3433 AFRICAN AMER WOMEN

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM COH-0246 Davidson LMWF

3 hrs.AFAM 3513 RESEARCH METHODS

Sec. 900 Cd 1

5:00PM- 8:00PM RHYN-0116 Wright RM

3 hrs.AFAM 3613 AFAM VISUAL CULTURE

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 6:00PM SEC-P0203 Anderson TW


3 hrs.AFAM 4003 SENIOR SEMINAR

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM AH-0352 Davidson JR

AFAM 4003 001 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.

3 hrs.AFAM 4010 CARIBB WOMEN WRITER

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM-10:00PM BURT-0229 Pardo DF

9:00AM- 5:00PMA

1:00PM- 5:00PMS

WEEKEND COURSE DATES AS FOLLOWS: MAR 7-9, 28-30,

AND APR 4-6.

AFAM 4010 900 meets from Mar 7 - Apr 6.

AFAM 4010 900 Meets weekends only. Consult department.

3 hrs.AFAM 4010 CIV RIGHTS MOVEMENT

Sec. 901 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:20PM DAHT-0706 Kanak NR

3 hrs.AFAM 4010 BLACK WOMEN/LEADERS

Sec. 995 Cd 1

ELLH-0233 Jean-Marie G

ONLINE ORIENTATION REQUIRED. See http://www.ou.edu/online

AFAM 4010 995 This course is taught on the internet.

3 hrs.AFAM 4010 AFAM POLTC/PUB PLCY





AFRICAN AND AFRICAN-AMERICAN STUDIES (AFAM)

Sec. 996 Cd 1

Speaks T


AFAM 4010 996 This course is taught on the internet.

3 hrs.AFAM 4133 AFRICAN ART

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM-10:00PM SEC-M0204 Shehada SF

10:00AM- 6:00PMA

1:00PM- 5:00PMS

WEEKEND COURSE DATES AS FOLLOWS: APR 4-6, 11-13

AND 25-27.

AFAM 4133 900 meets from Apr 4 - Apr 27.


3 hrs.AFAM 4213 AFRICAN DANCE

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:20PM HTCC-0102 Bratcher MT

AFAM 4213 900 Is a GenEd Core Area IV `Artistic Forms` course.


3 hrs.AFAM 4423 AFRICAN AMER HEALTH

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM-10:00PM BURT-0201 Ehiemua-Pope LF

9:00AM- 5:00PMA

1:00PM- 5:00PMS

WEEKEND COURSE DATES AS FOLLOWS: FEB 29-MAR 2,

MAR 7-9 AND 28-30.

AFAM 4423 900 meets from Feb 29 - Mar 30.


3 hrs.AFAM 4453 BLACK/WHITE RELATNS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 5:45PM PHSC-0122 McPherson CR

3 hrs.AFAM 4733 CIVIL RIGHTS LAW

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM-10:00PM BURT-0210 Hall MF

9:00AM- 5:00PMA

1:00PM- 5:00PMS

WEEKEND COURSE DATES AS FOLLOWS: APRIL 4-6, 11-13

AND 25-27.

AFAM 4733 900 meets from Apr 4 - Apr 27.


1-3 hrs.AFAM 4990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,3

AGSC (AGSC)

Office: SARKEYS ENERGY CTR0810

Phone: 325-3253

4 hrs.AGSC 2014 THE EARTH SYSTEM

Sec. 001

12:00PM- 1:15PM SEC-M0130 Soreghan MMW

1:30PM- 3:20PM Postawko SW

AGSC 2014 001 Is a GenEd Core Area II `Science w/Lab` course.

ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES (AHS)

Office: CARNEGIE HALL0100

Phone: 325-3521

1 hrs.AHS 1400 ORIENT-HEALTH PROF

Sec. 001

12:30PM- 1:20PM DAH-0211 Tucker ST

ANTHROPOLOGY (ANTH)

Office: DALE HALL TOWER0505

Phone: 325-3261

3 hrs.ANTH 1113 GEN ANTHROPOLOGY

Sec. 001

9:30AM-10:20AM GLCH-0131 Minnis PMWF

ANTH 1113 001 Is a GenEd Core Area III `Social Sciences` course.

ANTH 1113 001 has a service charge of $3.00.

Sec. 002

1:30PM- 2:45PM NH-0170 Warren DTR



Sec. 003

1:30PM- 2:20PM AH-0150 Anderson KMWF



Sec. 004

3:00PM- 4:15PM DAH-0206 Searcy MMW



Sec. 995

DAHT-0505 Powell-Marti V




ANTH 1113 995 This course is taught on the internet.

3 hrs.ANTH 1203 LANG ACROSS CULTURE

Sec. 001 Cd 4

3:00PM- 4:15PM DAH-0125 Berardo MMW

ANTH Cross-Listed with: LING

ANTH 1203 001 Is a GenEd Core Area IV `Non-West Culture` course.


Sec. 002 Cd 4

9:30AM-10:20AM COH-0244 Serieux LMWF




3 hrs.ANTH 1523 FOUND-OLD WORLD CIV

Sec. 001

3:00PM- 4:15PM DAH-0031 Vehik STR


3 hrs.ANTH 1613 INDIAN PEOPLES-OKLA

Sec. 001

12:00PM- 1:15PM DAH-0125 Fields RTR



Sec. 900

6:00PM- 7:15PM AH-0359 Roush BTR



3 hrs.ANTH 1713 CHEYENNE I

Sec. 900 Cd 4

5:00PM- 6:15PM DAHT-0906 Twins JTR

ANTH Cross-Listed with: NAS

ANTH 1713 900 Is a GenEd Core Area I `Foreign Language` course.


3 hrs.ANTH 1823 RELIGION IN LIFE

Sec. 001

12:00PM- 1:15PM NH-0170 Lukavic JTR



Sec. 002

3:00PM- 4:15PM GLCH-0131 Walker JTR



Sec. 900

4:30PM- 5:45PM AH-0150 Pendley JTR



3 hrs.ANTH 1913 PLAGUES & PEOPLE

Sec. 900

4:30PM- 5:45PM GLCH-0123 Hirschfeld TTR



3 hrs.ANTH 2113 INTRO ARCHAEOLOGY

Sec. 001

10:30AM-11:20AMDAH-0031 Livingood PMWF



Sec. 950

CRSM-0126 Pailes R

THERE WILL BE AN ORIENTATION MEETING ON SAT,

JANUARY 19, AT 11:00AM IN ROOM 134 CROSS CENTER

MAIN BUILDING, 1600 SOUTH JENKINS IN NORMAN, OK.

FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THIS COURSE,CHECK

OUT THE TELECOURSE WEBSITE AT http://tvi.ou.edu/



ANTH 2113 950 Is a telecourse.

3 hrs.ANTH 2203 PEOPLE OF THE WORLD

Sec. 001

9:00AM-10:15AM SEC-N0202 Klein MTR



Sec. 002

11:30AM-12:20PMPHSC-0100 Blanton RMWF



Sec. 003

12:00PM- 1:15PM GLCH-0131 Klein MTR



Sec. 004

12:30PM- 1:20PM DAH-0112 Jordan MMWF



Sec. 900

6:00PM- 7:15PM DAH-0125 Wightman AMW



3 hrs.ANTH 2243 INTRO-SOCIOCUL ANTH

Sec. 001

10:30AM-11:45AMDAH-0031 Sturm CTR

3 hrs.ANTH 2303 GENERAL LINGUISTICS

Sec. 001 Cd 4

11:30AM-12:20PMDAH-0031 O Neill SMWF


ANTH 2303 001 Is a GenEd Core Area I `Communications` course.

3 hrs.ANTH 2503 INTRO-BIO ANTHRO

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM DAH-0031TR


3 hrs.ANTH 2613 NATIVE PEOPLES-N A

Sec. 001

3:00PM- 4:15PM GLCH-0131 Anderson LMW



Sec. 002

3:00PM- 4:15PM DAH-0206TR



Sec. 995

DAHT-0505 Anderson L





Sec. 996

DAHT-0505 Saltanaviciute J





3 hrs.ANTH 3033 PHONETIC DESCRIPTN

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

11:30AM-12:20PMKH-0138 Herrick DMWF


3 hrs.ANTH 3453 NATIVE AMER ISSUES

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 5:40PM DAH-0125 Fields RR


3 hrs.ANTH 3743 AM IND JUSTICE

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM BL-0102 Roush BTR

3 hrs.ANTH 3803 ASIAN PREHISTORY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMAH-0355 Vehik STR


1-6 hrs.ANTH 3920 INTERN MUSEUM ANTH

Sec. 001 Cd 1

DAHT-0509 Anderson K

Sec. 002 Cd 1

DAHT-0506 Wyckoff D

1-6 hrs.ANTH 3940 INTERN-ARCHAEOLOGY

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

1-6 hrs.ANTH 3950 INTERN-CULTUR ANTH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

3 hrs.ANTH 3953 PRIMATES

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM DAH-0031 Anderson KMWF

3 hrs.ANTH 3953 AMER INDIAN SYMBOL

Sec. 002 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM PHSC-0114 Roush BTR

1-3 hrs.ANTH 3960 HONORS READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.ANTH 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

3 hrs.ANTH 4033 STORY,PERFORM,EVENT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

2:30PM- 3:20PM DAH-0031 Palmer GMWF

3 hrs.ANTH 4053 MORPHOLOGY

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

10:30AM-11:45AMGIH-0350 Haag MTR






ANTHROPOLOGY (ANTH)

3 hrs.ANTH 4113 ANTHRO CAPSTONE

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM PHSC-0119 Rankin-Hill LTR

Sturm C

ANTH 4113 001 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.

3 hrs.ANTH 4163 MATERIAL CULTURE

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:30PM- 4:45PM PHSC-0363 Swan DMW

3 hrs.ANTH 4383 ARCH OF INEQUALITY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM DAH-0031 Livingood PMWF

3 hrs.ANTH 4663 NAT PEOPLES-PLAINS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 5:40PM DAHT-0907 Fields RT

3 hrs.ANTH 4813 ARCH OF N AMERICA

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM PHSC-0222 Minnis PMWF


Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:45PM PHSC-0222 Powell-Marti VTR


3 hrs.ANTH 4873 DESERT CULTURES-N A

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM DAH-0031 Pailes RMWF


3 hrs.ANTH 4903 RACE & ETHNICITY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM PHSC-0363 Harris BTR

3 hrs.ANTH 4933 ADV BIOLOGICAL ANTH

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM DAH-0031TR


1-6 hrs.ANTH 4980 B A THESIS

Sec. 002 Cd 1,3

DAHT-0514 Rankin-Hill L

1-3 hrs.ANTH 4990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,3

3 hrs.ANTH 5163 MATERIAL CULTURE

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:30PM- 4:45PM PHSC-0363 Swan DMW

3 hrs.ANTH 5273 ETHNICITY & HEALTH

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 8:40PM KH-0233 Hirschfeld TW

3 hrs.ANTH 5363 LINGUISTIC ANTHRO

Sec. 900 Cd 1,4

7:00PM- 9:40PM PHSC-0360 Linn MR


3 hrs.ANTH 5543 RESEARCH DESIGN

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 5:40PM PHSC-0360 Foster MT

3 hrs.ANTH 5583 MOBILITY/SEDENTISM

Sec. 900 Cd 1

7:00PM- 9:40PM DAH-0031 Gilman PW

3 hrs.ANTH 5613 MORPHOSYNTAX

Sec. 900 Cd 1

7:00PM-10:00PM KH-0135 O Neill SM

3 hrs.ANTH 5663 NAT PEOPLES-PLAINS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 5:40PM DAHT-0907 Fields RT

3 hrs.ANTH 5693 THESIS/DISS WRITING

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 5:40PM BL-0213 Cahn PR

3 hrs.ANTH 5813 ARCH OF N AMERICA

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM PHSC-0222 Minnis PMWF

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:45PM PHSC-0222 Powell-Marti VTR

3 hrs.ANTH 5893 LITHICS II

Sec. 900 Cd 1

7:00PM- 9:40PM PHSC-0360 Wyckoff DT

2-9 hrs.ANTH 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

1-3 hrs.ANTH 5990 SPEC ANTH PROBLEMS

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

3-6 hrs.ANTH 6590 FLD WRK-AM IND LANG

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

DAHT-0505CFoster M


3 hrs.ANTH 6633 METH/THEO BIOL ANTH

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 8:50PM DAH-0031 Rankin-Hill LM

1-4 hrs.ANTH 6750 RES-ARCHAEOLOGY

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

1-4 hrs.ANTH 6810 RES IN ETHNOLOGY

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

2-16 hrs.ANTH 6980 RES DRS DISSERT

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

ARABIC (ARAB)

Office: KAUFMAN HALL0206

Phone: 325-6181

5 hrs.ARAB 1115 BEGINNING ARABIC

Sec. 001

9:30AM-10:20AM AH-0101MTWRF

ARAB 1115 001 Is a GenEd Core Area I `Foreign Language` course.

ARAB 1115 001 has a service charge of $20.00.

Sec. 002

12:30PM- 1:20PM GH-0103 Barakat HMTWRF



5 hrs.ARAB 1225 BEGIN ARABIC CONT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

2:30PM- 3:20PM KH-0231 Barakat HMTWRF



Sec. 002 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMKH-0231MTWRF



3 hrs.ARAB 2113 INTERMEDIATE ARABIC

Sec. 001 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMKH-0140MWF


3 hrs.ARAB 2223 INTRMED ARABIC CONT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMKH-0231 Barakat HMWF


3 hrs.ARAB 3113 ADVANCED ARABIC

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMFH-0319 Alhawary MTR

3 hrs.ARAB 3223 ADVAN ARABIC (CONT)

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM PHSC-0225 Alhawary MTR

1-3 hrs.ARAB 3990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

1-3 hrs.ARAB 4990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

ARCHITECTURE (ARCH)

Office: GOULD HALL0162

Phone: 325-2444

3 hrs.ARCH 1133 INTRO TO BUILD TECH

Sec. 900

4:30PM- 5:45PM AH-0255 Patterson TMW

3 hrs.ARCH 1253 STUDIO II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM- 1:20PM GH-0202 Kudrna JTR

Sec. 002 Cd 1


Sec. 003 Cd 1


Sec. 004 Cd 1

12:30PM- 4:20PM GH-0202 Kudrna JTR

Sec. 005 Cd 1


Sec. 006 Cd 1


3 hrs.ARCH 2333 ARCH & ENVIRONMENT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM DAH-0128 Yowell JTR

3 hrs.ARCH 2343 HIST-BLT ENVIRON II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMDAH-0128 Callahan SMWF

ARCH 2343 001 Is a GenEd Core Area IV `Western Culture` course.

4 hrs.ARCH 2454 STUDIO IV

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 5:20PM GH-0320 Parker GMWF

ARCH 2454 001 For Majors only.

Sec. 002 Cd 1

1:30PM- 5:20PM GH-0320 Moring AMWF


3 hrs.ARCH 3633 ARCH STRUCTURES II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM GH-0103 Chang ITR

Sec. 002 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM GH-0103 Chang ITR

4 hrs.ARCH 3654 STUDIO VI

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 5:20PM GH-0320 Callahan MMWF

Sec. 002 Cd 1

1:30PM- 5:20PM GH-0320 Weinel EMWF

Sec. 003 Cd 1

1:30PM- 5:20PM GH-0320 Hilliard EMWF

1-3 hrs.ARCH 3960 HONORS READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.ARCH 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

4 hrs.ARCH 4754 STUDIO VII

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 5:20PM GH-0104 Wahl IMWF

ARCH 4754 001 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.

3 hrs.ARCH 4833 ENV CONTROLS II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM GH-0101 Patterson TTR

FOR ARCH MAJORS ONLY.


Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:45PM GH-0101 Carter DTR

FOR CNS MAJORS ONLY.


4 hrs.ARCH 4854 STUDIO VIII

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 5:20PM GH-0310 Dietrich JMWF

Sec. 006 Cd 1,3

GH-0212 Kudrna J

ARCH 4854 006 Contact department for additional information on

time and location.

1-4 hrs.ARCH 4940 FIELD WORK

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

1-4 hrs.ARCH 4960 DIRECTED READINGS

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

3 hrs.ARCH 4970 LEED-EB FLD ANALYS

Sec. 001 Cd 1,2

9:30AM-12:20PM SEC-P0201 Yowell JT

ARCH 4970 001 has a service charge of $3.00.

3 hrs.ARCH 4970 ENVIRON OF FICTION

Sec. 002 Cd 1

3:00PM- 5:45PM CARN-0208AT


4 hrs.ARCH 4970 SITE DESIGN

Sec. 003 Cd 1

8:30AM-12:20PM GH-0202 Hilliard ER


3 hrs.ARCH 4970 RENDERING SEMINAR

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 8:40PM GH-0202 Boeck DT


3 hrs.ARCH 4970 THE SAVVY ARCHITECT

Sec. 901 Cd 1,2

6:00PM- 9:00PM GH-0109T


3 hrs.ARCH 5023 WORKPLACE CAD

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 8:45PM GH-0116 Dietrich JR


5 hrs.ARCH 5055 STUDIO X

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 5:20PM GH-G0030 Bozorgi KMWF

Sec. 002 Cd 1

1:30PM- 5:20PM GH-G0035 Butzer HMWF

2 hrs.ARCH 5262 PRO PRACTICE II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-12:20PMJFH-0102 Callahan MM

3 hrs.ARCH 5453 HIST-MODERN ARCH





ARCHITECTURE (ARCH)

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMGH-0102 McCraney CTR


6 hrs.ARCH 5526 ARCH DESIGN II

Sec. 001 Cd 1,2

1:30PM- 5:20PM GH-0308 Fithian LMWF

Erdener E


6 hrs.ARCH 5546 ARCH DESIGN IV

Sec. 001 Cd 1


Erdener E


3 hrs.ARCH 5653 URBAN DESIGN SEM

Sec. 900 Cd 1,4

6:30PM- 9:20PM GH-0102 Bozorgi KT

ARCH Cross-Listed with: RCPL


1-4 hrs.ARCH 5960 DIRECTED READINGS

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

3 hrs.ARCH 5970 REVISN OKC OMNIPLEX

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

GH-0315 Butzer H


ARCH 5970 001 Contact department for additional information on

time and location.

2-9 hrs.ARCH 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 7

1-6 hrs.ARCH 5990 SPECIAL STUDIES

Sec. *** Cd 1

3 hrs.ARCH 6233 SUSTAINABLE TECH

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:00PM- 5:45PM GH-0162 Fithian LR

3 hrs.ARCH 6243 RESEARCH MTHDS/PRGM

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM GH-0310 Erdener EMW

6 hrs.ARCH 6256 GRAD STUDIO II

Sec. 001 Cd 1


Erdener E

Chang I

6 hrs.ARCH 6456 GRAD STUDIO IV

Sec. 001 Cd 1


Erdener E

Chang I

1-6 hrs.ARCH 6680 ADV ARCH DESIGN III

Sec. 015 Cd 1

GH-0162 Patterson J


6 hrs.ARCH 6690 PROF PROJECT

Sec. 001 Cd 1


Erdener E

Chang I

ARCH 6690 IS FOR STUDENTS UNDER THE "OLD"

PROGRAM ONLY.


1-6 hrs.ARCH 6990 SPECIAL STUDIES

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

ART (ART)

Office: JONES ART CENTER0202

Phone: 325-2691

3 hrs.ART 1113 FOUNDTN STUDIO: 3-D

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-12:20PM FJC-0311 Jordan JMW

ART 1113 001 has a service charge of $40.00.

Sec. 002 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM FJC-0311 Shehada SMW


Sec. 003 Cd 1

9:30AM-12:20PM FJC-0311 Jordan JTR


Sec. 004 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM FJC-0311TR


3 hrs.ART 2253 BEGINNING CERAMICS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-12:20PM CSKF-0110 Oliveira VMW


Sec. 002 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM CSKF-0110 Aebersold JTR


3 hrs.ART 2313 BEGINNING DRAWING

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-12:20PM FJC-0306TR


3 hrs.ART 2413 BEGINNING PAINTING

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM FJC-0405 Jones LMW


3 hrs.ART 2513 BEG SCULPT:CONTEMP

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-12:20PM FJC-0109 Hils JTR


3 hrs.ART 2523 BEG SCULPTURE:FIG

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-12:20PM OFC-B0004 Shehada SMW


3 hrs.ART 2653 VISUAL COMM II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM FJC-0103 Hayes-Thumann KMW

Corequisite: ART 2663 001


3 hrs.ART 2663 TYPOGRAPHY I

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-12:20PM FJC-0103 Hissey DTR



3 hrs.ART 2713 BEGINNING ETCHING

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM FJC-0301 Jones CMW


3 hrs.ART 2723 BEG LITHOGRAPHY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-12:20PM FJC-0302 Jones LMW


3 hrs.ART 2733 BEG SERIGRAPHY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM FJC-0303 Jones CTR


3 hrs.ART 2813 FILMMAKING I

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM FJC-B0017TR


ART 2813 001 For Majors only.

3 hrs.ART 2853 INTRO TO PHOTO

Sec. 010 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:50PM FJC-0205 Stewart TT

Corequisite: ART 2853 011 THR ART 2853 014


0 hrs.ART 2853 LAB-ART 2853-010

Sec. 011 Cd 1

3:30PM- 6:20PM FJC-0225T


Sec. 012 Cd 1

3:30PM- 6:20PM FJC-B0018T


Sec. 013 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM FJC-0225R


Sec. 014 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM FJC-B0018R


3 hrs.ART 2873 VIDEO FOR ARTIST I

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-12:20PM FJC-B0017 Rodda EMW


3 hrs.ART 3253 INTER CERAMIC DESGN

Sec. 001 Cd 1,2

1:30PM- 4:20PM CSKF-0110 Oliveira VMW


Sec. 002 Cd 1,2

9:30AM-12:20PM CSKF-0110 Aebersold JTR


3 hrs.ART 3263 INTERM CERAMIC PROC

Sec. 001 Cd 1,2



Sec. 002 Cd 1,2



3 hrs.ART 3323 INTER DRAWING CNCPT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM FJC-0420 White TTR



3 hrs.ART 3423 INTER PAINTING CPTS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-12:20PM FJC-0420 White TMW


3 hrs.ART 3513 INT SCULP:CONT PROC

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM FJC-0109 Hils JTR


3 hrs.ART 3523 INT SCULP:FIG PROC

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-12:20PM OFC-B0004 Shehada SMW


3 hrs.ART 3643 DIGITAL DESIGN

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM FJC-0110 Anderson EMW



3 hrs.ART 3653 VISUAL COMM IV

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM FJC-0110 Hissey DTR



3 hrs.ART 3713 INTERMED ETCHING

Sec. 001 Cd 1



3 hrs.ART 3723 INTERMED LITHOGRAPH

Sec. 001 Cd 1




3 hrs.ART 3733 INTERMED SERIGRAPHY

Sec. 900 Cd 1



3 hrs.ART 3813 FILMMAKING II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-12:20PM FJC-B0017TR


3 hrs.ART 3853 INTER TRADITIONAL

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-12:20PM FJC-0223 Strout ATR


3 hrs.ART 3873 VIDEO FOR ARTIST II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM FJC-B0017 Rodda EMW



1-3 hrs.ART 3960 HONORS READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.ART 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

3 hrs.ART 4253 ADVANCED CERAMICS

Sec. 001 Cd 1,2



Sec. 002 Cd 1,2




3 hrs.ART 4423 ADV PAINTING CPTS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM FJC-0420 White TMW


3 hrs.ART 4513 ADV SCULP: CONT





ART (ART)

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM FJC-0109 Hils JTR


3 hrs.ART 4543 ADV SCULP: FIG II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-12:20PM OFC-B0004 Moore PTR


3 hrs.ART 4573 MONUMENT SCULPTURE

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-12:20PM OFC-B0004 Moore PTR


3 hrs.ART 4663 VISUAL COMM VI

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 7:20PM FJC-0103 Hissey DTR


3 hrs.ART 4713 ADV ETCHING

Sec. 001 Cd 1



3 hrs.ART 4723 ADV LITHOGRAPHY

Sec. 001 Cd 1



3 hrs.ART 4733 ADV SERIGRAPHY

Sec. 900 Cd 1



3 hrs.ART 4813 INSTALLATION ART

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM FJC-B0010 Brown ATR


3 hrs.ART 4813 ROBOTS FOR ARTISTS

Sec. 002 Cd 1

9:30AM-12:20PM FJC-B0010 Brown ATR


3 hrs.ART 4813 MEDIA ART/IDENTITY

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:00PM FJC-B0017 Rodda EMW


3 hrs.ART 4853 DOCUMENTARY PHOTO

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM FJC-B0018 Stewart TMW


3 hrs.ART 4863 DIGITAL PHOTO

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-12:20PM FJC-B0018 Stewart TMW


3 hrs.ART 4863 BOOKMAKING

Sec. 002 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM FJC-0223 Strout ATR


3 hrs.ART 4913 CERAMIC PROJ

Sec. 012 Cd 1,3

CSKF-0001 Oliveira V


Sec. 017 Cd 1,3

CSKF-0001 Aebersold J


3 hrs.ART 4923 STUDIO PROJECTS

Sec. *** Cd 1

ART 4923 *** has a service charge of $45.00.

1-6 hrs.ART 4930 MUSEUM INTERNSHIP

Sec. 001 Cd 1,7

FJC-0202 Watson M

1-6 hrs.ART 4930 PRINTMAKING

Sec. 011 Cd 1,7

FJC-0411 Jones C


Sec. 017 Cd 1,7


3 hrs.ART 4930 FILM/VIDEO PROD

Sec. 019 Cd 1,3,7

FJC-0220 Brittan S

3 hrs.ART 4930 VIS COM INTERNSHIP

Sec. 021 Cd 1,3,7

FJC-0412 Anderson E

Sec. 022 Cd 1,3,7

FJC-0417 Hissey D

Sec. 023 Cd 1,3,7

FJC-0410 Hayes-Thumann K

3 hrs.ART 4930 PHOTO INTERNSHIP

Sec. 025 Cd 1,3,7

FJC-0409 Strout A

1-6 hrs.ART 4930 INTERNSHIP

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

3 hrs.ART 4930 VIDEO INTERNSHIP

Sec. 028 Cd 1,3,7

FJC-0406 Brown A


Sec. 042 Cd 1,3,7

FJC-0217 Youritzin V

3 hrs.ART 4933 PAINTING PROJ

Sec. 006 Cd 1,3

FJC-0309 Jones L


Sec. 008 Cd 1,3

FJC-0312 Dohrmann R


3 hrs.ART 4943 PRINTMAKING PROJ

Sec. 006 Cd 1,3

FJC-0309 Jones L


Sec. 011 Cd 1,3

FJC-0411 Jones C


3 hrs.ART 4953 SCULPTURE PROJ

Sec. 010 Cd 1,3

FJC-0114 Hils J


Sec. 018 Cd 1,3

OFC-B0004 Moore P


Sec. 020 Cd 1,3

OFC-B0004 Shehada S


3 hrs.ART 4963 PHOTO PROJ

Sec. 013 Cd 1,3

FJC-0408 Stewart T


Sec. 014 Cd 1,3

FJC-0415 Strout A


3 hrs.ART 4973 FILM/VIDEO PROJ

Sec. 002 Cd 1,3

FJC-0406 Brown A


Sec. 019 Cd 1,3

FJC-0220 Brittan S


3 hrs.ART 4983 SR CAPSTONE EXPRNCE

Sec. *** Cd 1,3

ART 4983 *** Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.


3 hrs.ART 4993 VIS COM PROJ

Sec. 003 Cd 1,3

FJC-0412 Anderson E


Sec. 009 Cd 1,3

FJC-0103 Hissey D


Sec. 015 Cd 1,3



3 hrs.ART 4993 PACKAGING

Sec. 051 Cd 1

9:30AM-12:20PM FJC-0110 Hayes-Thumann KMW


3 hrs.ART 5013 STUDIO CERAMICS I

Sec. 012 Cd 1,3



Sec. 017 Cd 1,3



3 hrs.ART 5033 GRAD STUDIO PAINT I

Sec. 005 Cd 1,3

FJC-0310 Jordan J


Sec. 006 Cd 1,3

FJC-0309 Jones L


Sec. 008 Cd 1,3

FJC-0312 Dohrmann R


3 hrs.ART 5043 GRAD STUDIO PRINT I

Sec. 006 Cd 1,3

FJC-0309 Jones L


Sec. 011 Cd 1,3

FJC-0411 Jones C


3 hrs.ART 5053 STUDIO SCULPT I

Sec. 010 Cd 1,3

FJC-0114 Hils J


Sec. 018 Cd 1,3

OFC-B0004 Moore P


Sec. 020 Cd 1,3

OFC-B0004 Shehada S


3 hrs.ART 5063 GRAD STUDIO PHOTO I

Sec. 013 Cd 1,3

FJC-0408 Stewart T


Sec. 014 Cd 1,3

FJC-0415 Strout A


3 hrs.ART 5073 GRAD STUDIO FILM I

Sec. 002 Cd 1,3

FJC-0406 Brown A


Sec. 019 Cd 1,3

FJC-0224 Brittan S


3 hrs.ART 5093 STUDIO VIS COMM I

Sec. 003 Cd 1,3

FJC-0412 Anderson E


Sec. 009 Cd 1,3

FJC-0103 Hissey D


Sec. 015 Cd 1,3



3 hrs.ART 5113 STUDIO CERAMICS II

Sec. 012 Cd 1,3



Sec. 017 Cd 1,3



3 hrs.ART 5133 STUDIO PAINT II

Sec. 005 Cd 1,3

FJC-0310 Jordan J


Sec. 006 Cd 1,3

FJC-0309 Jones L


Sec. 008 Cd 1,3

FJC-0312 Dohrmann R


3 hrs.ART 5143 STUDIO PRINT II

Sec. 006 Cd 1,3

FJC-0309 Jones L


Sec. 011 Cd 1,3

FJC-0411 Jones C


3 hrs.ART 5153 STUDIO SCULPT II

Sec. 010 Cd 1,3

FJC-0114 Hils J


Sec. 018 Cd 1,3

OFC-B0004 Moore P


Sec. 020 Cd 1,3

OFC-B0004 Shehada S


3 hrs.ART 5163 STUDIO PHOTO II

Sec. 013 Cd 1,3

FJC-0408 Stewart T






ART (ART)

Sec. 014 Cd 1,3

FJC-0415 Strout A


3 hrs.ART 5173 GRAD STUDIO FILM II

Sec. 002 Cd 1,3

FJC-0406 Brown A


Sec. 019 Cd 1,3

FJC-0224 Brittan S


3 hrs.ART 5193 STUDIO VIS COMM II

Sec. 003 Cd 1,3

FJC-0412 Anderson E


Sec. 009 Cd 1,3

FJC-0103 Hissey D


Sec. 015 Cd 1,3



3 hrs.ART 5213 STUDIO CERAMICS III

Sec. 012 Cd 1,3



Sec. 017 Cd 1,3



3 hrs.ART 5233 STUDIO PAINT III

Sec. 005 Cd 1,3

FJC-0310 Jordan J


Sec. 006 Cd 1,3

FJC-0309 Jones L


Sec. 008 Cd 1,3

FJC-0312 Dohrmann R


3 hrs.ART 5243 STUDIO PRINT III

Sec. 006 Cd 1,3

FJC-0309 Jones L


Sec. 011 Cd 1,3

FJC-0411 Jones C


3 hrs.ART 5253 STUDIO SCULPT III

Sec. 018 Cd 1,3

OFC-B0004 Moore P


Sec. 020 Cd 1,3

OFC-B0004 Shehada S


3 hrs.ART 5263 STUDIO PHOTO III

Sec. 013 Cd 1,3

FJC-0408 Stewart T


Sec. 014 Cd 1,3

FJC-0415 Strout A


3 hrs.ART 5273 STUDIO FILM III

Sec. 002 Cd 1,3

FJC-0406 Brown A


Sec. 019 Cd 1,3

FJC-0224 Brittan S


3 hrs.ART 5293 STUDIO VIS COMM III

Sec. 003 Cd 1,3

FJC-0412 Anderson E


Sec. 009 Cd 1,3

FJC-0103 Hissey D


Sec. 015 Cd 1,3



3 hrs.ART 5313 STUDIO CERAMICS IV

Sec. 012 Cd 1,3



Sec. 017 Cd 1,3



3 hrs.ART 5333 STUDIO PAINT IV

Sec. 005 Cd 1,3

FJC-0310 Jordan J


Sec. 006 Cd 1,3

FJC-0309 Jones L


Sec. 008 Cd 1,3

FJC-0312 Dohrmann R


3 hrs.ART 5343 STUDIO PRINT IV

Sec. 006 Cd 1,3

FJC-0309 Jones L


Sec. 011 Cd 1,3

FJC-0411 Jones C


3 hrs.ART 5353 STUDIO SCULPT IV

Sec. 010 Cd 1,3

FJC-0114 Hils J


Sec. 018 Cd 1,3

OFC-B0004 Moore P


Sec. 020 Cd 1,3

OFC-B0004 Shehada S


3 hrs.ART 5363 STUDIO PHOTO IV

Sec. 013 Cd 1,3

FJC-0408 Stewart T


Sec. 014 Cd 1,3

FJC-0415 Strout A


3 hrs.ART 5373 GRAD STUDIO FILM IV

Sec. 002 Cd 1,3

FJC-0406 Brown A


Sec. 019 Cd 1,3

FJC-0224 Brittan S


3 hrs.ART 5393 STUDIO VIS COMM IV

Sec. 003 Cd 1,3

FJC-0412 Anderson E


Sec. 009 Cd 1,3

FJC-0103 Hissey D


Sec. 015 Cd 1,3



3 hrs.ART 5413 STUDIO CERAMICS V

Sec. 012 Cd 1,3



Sec. 017 Cd 1,3



3 hrs.ART 5433 GRAD STUDIO PAINT V

Sec. 005 Cd 1,3

FJC-0310 Jordan J


Sec. 006 Cd 1,3

FJC-0309 Jones L


Sec. 008 Cd 1,3

FJC-0312 Dohrmann R


3 hrs.ART 5443 GRAD STUDIO PRINT V

Sec. 006 Cd 1,3

FJC-0309 Jones L


Sec. 011 Cd 1,3

FJC-0411 Jones C


3 hrs.ART 5453 STUDIO SCULPT V

Sec. 010 Cd 1,3

FJC-0114 Hils J


Sec. 018 Cd 1,3

OFC-B0004 Moore P


3 hrs.ART 5463 GRAD STUDIO PHOTO V

Sec. 013 Cd 1,3

FJC-0408 Stewart T


Sec. 014 Cd 1,3

FJC-0415 Strout A


3 hrs.ART 5473 GRAD STUDIO FILM V

Sec. 002 Cd 1,3

FJC-0406 Brown A


3 hrs.ART 5493 STUDIO VIS COMM V

Sec. 003 Cd 1,3

FJC-0412 Anderson E


Sec. 009 Cd 1,3

FJC-0103 Hissey D


Sec. 015 Cd 1,3



3 hrs.ART 5513 STUDIO CERAMICS VI

Sec. 012 Cd 1,3



Sec. 017 Cd 1,3



3 hrs.ART 5533 STUDIO PAINT VI

Sec. 005 Cd 1,3

FJC-0310 Jordan J


Sec. 006 Cd 1,3

FJC-0309 Jones L


Sec. 008 Cd 1,3

FJC-0312 Dohrmann R


3 hrs.ART 5543 STUDIO PRINT VI

Sec. 006 Cd 1,3

FJC-0309 Jones L


Sec. 011 Cd 1,3

FJC-0411 Jones C


3 hrs.ART 5553 STUDIO SCULPT VI

Sec. 010 Cd 1,3

FJC-0114 Hils J


Sec. 018 Cd 1,3

OFC-B0004 Moore P


Sec. 020 Cd 1,3

OFC-B0004 Shehada S


3 hrs.ART 5563 STUDIO PHOTO VI

Sec. 013 Cd 1,3



Sec. 014 Cd 1,3

FJC-0415 Strout A


3 hrs.ART 5573 GRAD STUDIO FILM VI

Sec. 002 Cd 1,3

FJC-0406 Brown A


Sec. 019 Cd 1,3

FJC-0224 Brittan S


3 hrs.ART 5593 STUDIO VIS COMM VI

Sec. 003 Cd 1,3

FJC-0412 Anderson E


Sec. 009 Cd 1,3

FJC-0103 Hissey D


Sec. 015 Cd 1,3



3 hrs.ART 5613 STUDIO CERAMICS VII

Sec. 012 Cd 1,3



Sec. 017 Cd 1,3





ART (ART)



3 hrs.ART 5633 STUDIO PAINT VII

Sec. 005 Cd 1,3

FJC-0310 Jordan J


Sec. 006 Cd 1,3

FJC-0309 Jones L


Sec. 008 Cd 1,3

FJC-0312 Dohrmann R


3 hrs.ART 5643 STUDIO PRINT VII

Sec. 006 Cd 1,3

FJC-0309 Jones L


Sec. 011 Cd 1,3

FJC-0411 Jones C


3 hrs.ART 5653 STUDIO SCULPT VII

Sec. 010 Cd 1,3

FJC-0114 Hils J


Sec. 018 Cd 1,3

OFC-B0004 Moore P


Sec. 020 Cd 1,3

OFC-B0004 Shehada S


3 hrs.ART 5663 STUDIO PHOTO VII

Sec. 013 Cd 1,3

FJC-0408 Stewart T


Sec. 014 Cd 1,3

FJC-0415 Strout A


3 hrs.ART 5673 STUDIO FILM VII

Sec. 002 Cd 1,3

FJC-0406 Brown A


Sec. 019 Cd 1,3

FJC-0224 Brittan S


3 hrs.ART 5693 STUDIO VIS COMM VII

Sec. 003 Cd 1,3

FJC-0412 Anderson E


Sec. 009 Cd 1,3

FJC-0103 Hissey D


Sec. 015 Cd 1,3



3 hrs.ART 5713 STUDIO CERAMIC VIII

Sec. 012 Cd 1,3



Sec. 017 Cd 1,3



3 hrs.ART 5733 STUDIO PAINT VIII

Sec. 005 Cd 1,3

FJC-0310 Jordan J


Sec. 006 Cd 1,3

FJC-0309 Jones L


Sec. 008 Cd 1,3

FJC-0312 Dohrmann R


3 hrs.ART 5743 STUDIO PRINT VIII

Sec. 011 Cd 1,3

FJC-0411 Jones C


3 hrs.ART 5753 STUDIO SCULPT VIII

Sec. 010 Cd 1,3

FJC-0114 Hils J


Sec. 018 Cd 1,3

OFC-B0004 Moore P


Sec. 020 Cd 1,3

OFC-0102 Shehada S


3 hrs.ART 5763 STUDIO PHOTO VIII

Sec. 013 Cd 1,3

FJC-0408 Stewart T


Sec. 014 Cd 1,3

FJC-0415 Strout A


3 hrs.ART 5773 STUDIO FILM VIII

Sec. 002 Cd 1,3

FJC-0406 Brown A


Sec. 019 Cd 1,3

FJC-0224 Brittan S


3 hrs.ART 5793 STUDIO V COMM VIII

Sec. 003 Cd 1,3

FJC-0412 Anderson E


Sec. 009 Cd 1,3

FJC-0103 Hissey D


Sec. 015 Cd 1,3



3 hrs.ART 5813 STUDIO CERAMICS IX

Sec. 012 Cd 1,3



Sec. 017 Cd 1,3



3 hrs.ART 5833 STUDIO PAINT IX

Sec. 005 Cd 1,3

FJC-0310 Jordan J


Sec. 006 Cd 1,3

FJC-0309 Jones L


Sec. 008 Cd 1,3

FJC-0312 Dohrmann R


3 hrs.ART 5843 STUDIO PRINT IX

Sec. 006 Cd 1,3

FJC-0309 Jones L


Sec. 011 Cd 1,3

FJC-0411 Jones C


3 hrs.ART 5853 STUDIO SCULPT IX

Sec. 010 Cd 3

FJC-0114 Hils J


Sec. 018 Cd 3

OFC-B0004 Moore P


Sec. 020 Cd 3

OFC-0102 Shehada S


3 hrs.ART 5863 STUDIO PHOTO IX

Sec. 013 Cd 1,3

FJC-0408 Stewart T


Sec. 014 Cd 1,3

FJC-0415 Strout A


3 hrs.ART 5873 GRAD STUDIO FILM IX

Sec. 002 Cd 1,3

FJC-0406 Brown A


Sec. 019 Cd 1,3

FJC-0224 Brittan S


3 hrs.ART 5893 STUDIO VIS COMM IX

Sec. 003 Cd 1,3

FJC-0412 Anderson E


Sec. 009 Cd 1,3

FJC-0103 Hissey D


Sec. 015 Cd 1,3



3 hrs.ART 5913 STUDIO CERAMICS X

Sec. 012 Cd 1,3



Sec. 017 Cd 1,3



3 hrs.ART 5933 GRAD STUDIO PAINT X

Sec. 008 Cd 1,3

FJC-0312 Dohrmann R


3 hrs.ART 5943 GRAD STUDIO PRINT X

Sec. 006 Cd 1,3

FJC-0309 Jones L


Sec. 011 Cd 1,3

FJC-0411 Jones C


3 hrs.ART 5953 STUDIO SCULPT X

Sec. 010 Cd 1,3

FJC-0114 Hils J


Sec. 018 Cd 1,3

OFC-B0004 Moore P


Sec. 020 Cd 1,3

OFC-B0004 Shehada S


3 hrs.ART 5963 GRAD STUDIO PHOTO X

Sec. 013 Cd 1,3

FJC-0408 Stewart T


Sec. 014 Cd 1,3

FJC-0415 Strout A


3 hrs.ART 5993 STUDIO VIS COMM X

Sec. 003 Cd 1,3

FJC-0412 Anderson E


Sec. 005 Cd 1,3

FJC-0310 Jordan J


Sec. 006 Cd 1,3

FJC-0309 Jones L


Sec. 009 Cd 1,3

FJC-0103 Hissey D


Sec. 015 Cd 1,3



1-6 hrs.ART 6010 GRADUATE STUDIO

Sec. *** Cd 1


3 hrs.ART 6013 STUDIO CERAMICS XI

Sec. 012 Cd 1,3



Sec. 017 Cd 1,3



3 hrs.ART 6033 STUDIO PAINT XI

Sec. 005 Cd 1,3

FJC-0310 Jordan J


Sec. 006 Cd 1,3

FJC-0309 Jones L


Sec. 008 Cd 1,3

FJC-0312 Dohrmann R


3 hrs.ART 6043 STUDIO PRINT XI

Sec. 006 Cd 1,3

FJC-0309 Jones L


Sec. 011 Cd 1,3

FJC-0411 Jones C


3 hrs.ART 6053 STUDIO SCULPT XI

Sec. 010 Cd 1,3

FJC-0114 Hils J


Sec. 018 Cd 1,3





ART (ART)

OFC-B0004 Moore P


Sec. 020 Cd 1,3

OFC-B0004 Shehada S


3 hrs.ART 6063 STUDIO PHOTO XI

Sec. 013 Cd 1,3

FJC-0408 Stewart T


Sec. 014 Cd 1,3

FJC-0415 Strout A


3 hrs.ART 6073 GRAD STUDIO FILM XI

Sec. 002 Cd 1,3

FJC-0406 Brown A


Sec. 019 Cd 1,3

FJC-0224 Brittan S


3 hrs.ART 6093 STUDIO VIS COMM XI

Sec. 003 Cd 1,3

FJC-0412 Anderson E


Sec. 009 Cd 1,3

FJC-0103 Hissey D


Sec. 015 Cd 1,3



3 hrs.ART 6113 STUDIO CERAMICS XII

Sec. 012 Cd 1,3



Sec. 017 Cd 1,3



3 hrs.ART 6133 STUDIO PAINT XII

Sec. 005 Cd 1,3

FJC-0310 Jordan J


Sec. 006 Cd 1,3

FJC-0309 Jones L


Sec. 008 Cd 1,3

FJC-0312 Dohrmann R


3 hrs.ART 6143 STUDIO PRINT XII

Sec. 006 Cd 1,3

FJC-0309 Jones L


Sec. 011 Cd 1,3

FJC-0411 Jones C


3 hrs.ART 6153 STUDIO SCULPT XII

Sec. 010 Cd 1,3

FJC-0114 Hils J


Sec. 018 Cd 1,3

OFC-B0004 Moore P


Sec. 020 Cd 1,3

OFC-B0004 Shehada S


3 hrs.ART 6163 STUDIO PHOTO XII

Sec. 013 Cd 1,3

FJC-0408 Stewart T


Sec. 014 Cd 1,3

FJC-0415 Strout A


3 hrs.ART 6173 STUDIO FILM XII

Sec. 002 Cd 1,3

FJC-0406 Brown A


Sec. 019 Cd 1,3

FJC-0224 Brittan S


3 hrs.ART 6193 STUDIO VIS COMM XII

Sec. 003 Cd 1,3

FJC-0412 Anderson E


Sec. 009 Cd 1,3

FJC-0103 Hissey D


Sec. 015 Cd 1,3



3 hrs.ART 6213 STUDIO CERAMIC XIII

Sec. 012 Cd 1,3



Sec. 017 Cd 1,3



3 hrs.ART 6233 STUDIO PAINT XIII

Sec. 006 Cd 1,3

FJC-0309 Jones L


3 hrs.ART 6243 STUDIO PRINT XIII

Sec. 006 Cd 1,3

FJC-0309 Jones L


Sec. 011 Cd 1,3

FJC-0411 Jones C


3 hrs.ART 6253 STUDIO SCULPT XIII

Sec. 018 Cd 1,3

OFC-B0004 Moore P


Sec. 020 Cd 1,3

OFC-B0004 Shehada S


3 hrs.ART 6263 STUDIO PHOTO XIII

Sec. 013 Cd 1,3

FJC-0408 Stewart T


Sec. 014 Cd 1,3

FJC-0415 Strout A


3 hrs.ART 6273 STUDIO FILM XIII

Sec. 002 Cd 1,3

FJC-0406 Brown A


Sec. 019 Cd 1,3

FJC-0224 Brittan S


3 hrs.ART 6293 STUDIO V COMM XIII

Sec. 003 Cd 1,3

FJC-0412 Anderson E


Sec. 009 Cd 1,3

FJC-0103 Hissey D


Sec. 015 Cd 1,3



3 hrs.ART 6313 STUDIO CERAMICS XIV

Sec. 012 Cd 1,3



Sec. 017 Cd 1,3



3 hrs.ART 6333 STUDIO PAINT XIV

Sec. 005 Cd 1,3

FJC-0310 Jordan J


Sec. 006 Cd 1,3

FJC-0309 Jones L


Sec. 008 Cd 1,3

FJC-0312 Dohrmann R


3 hrs.ART 6343 STUDIO PRINT XIV

Sec. 006 Cd 1,3

FJC-0309 Jones L


3 hrs.ART 6353 STUDIO SCULPT XIV

Sec. 010 Cd 1,3

FJC-0114 Hils J


Sec. 018 Cd 1,3

OFC-B0004 Moore P


Sec. 020 Cd 1,3

OFC-B0004 Shehada S


3 hrs.ART 6363 STUDIO PHOTO XIV

Sec. 013 Cd 1,3

FJC-0408 Stewart T


Sec. 014 Cd 1,3

FJC-0415 Strout A


3 hrs.ART 6373 STUDIO FILM XIV

Sec. 002 Cd 1,3

FJC-0406 Brown A


3 hrs.ART 6393 STUDIO VIS COMM XIV

Sec. 003 Cd 1,3

FJC-0412 Anderson E


Sec. 009 Cd 1,3

FJC-0103 Hissey D


Sec. 015 Cd 1,3



3 hrs.ART 6413 STUDIO CERAMICS XV

Sec. 017 Cd 1,3



3 hrs.ART 6443 STUDIO PRINT XV

Sec. 005 Cd 1,3

FJC-0310 Jordan J


Sec. 006 Cd 1,3

FJC-0309 Jones L


Sec. 008 Cd 1,3

FJC-0312 Dohrmann R


Sec. 011 Cd 1,3

FJC-0411 Jones C


3 hrs.ART 6453 STUDIO SCULPT XV

Sec. 010 Cd 1,3

FJC-0114 Hils J


Sec. 018 Cd 1,3

OFC-B0004 Moore P


Sec. 020 Cd 1,3

OFC-B0004 Shehada S


3 hrs.ART 6473 STUDIO FILM XV

Sec. 002 Cd 1,3

FJC-0406 Brown A


Sec. 019 Cd 1,3

FJC-0224 Brittan S


3 hrs.ART 6493 STUDIO VIS COMM XV

Sec. 003 Cd 1,3

FJC-0412 Anderson E


Sec. 009 Cd 1,3

FJC-0103 Hissey D


Sec. 014 Cd 1,3

FJC-0415 Strout A


Sec. 015 Cd 1,3



3 hrs.ART 6513 STUDIO CERAMICS XVI

Sec. 012 Cd 1,3



Sec. 017 Cd 1,3



3 hrs.ART 6533 STUDIO PAINT XVI

Sec. 005 Cd 1,3

FJC-0310 Jordan J


Sec. 006 Cd 1,3

FJC-0309 Jones L





ART (ART)


Sec. 008 Cd 1,3

FJC-0312 Dohrmann R


3 hrs.ART 6543 STUDIO PRINT XVI

Sec. 006 Cd 1,3

FJC-0309 Jones L


Sec. 011 Cd 1,3

FJC-0411 Jones C


3 hrs.ART 6553 STUDIO SCULPT XVI

Sec. 010 Cd 1,3

FJC-0114 Hils J


Sec. 018 Cd 1,3

OFC-B0004 Moore P


Sec. 020 Cd 1,3

OFC-B0004 Shehada S


3 hrs.ART 6563 STUDIO PHOTO XVI

Sec. 013 Cd 1,3

FJC-0408 Stewart T


Sec. 014 Cd 1,3

FJC-0415 Strout A


3 hrs.ART 6573 STUDIO FILM XVI

Sec. 002 Cd 1,3

FJC-0406 Brown A


Sec. 019 Cd 1,3

FJC-0224 Brittan S


3 hrs.ART 6593 STUDIO VIS COMM XVI

Sec. 003 Cd 1,3

FJC-0412 Anderson E


Sec. 009 Cd 1,3

FJC-0417 Hissey D


Sec. 015 Cd 1,3



1-4 hrs.ART 6880 GRADUATE EXHIBITION

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7


ART FOR NON-MAJORS (ARNM)


Phone: 325-2691

3 hrs.ARNM 1003 ART FOR NON-MAJORS

Sec. 001

9:30AM-12:20PM FJC-0421TR

ARNM 1003 001 has a service charge of $60.00.

3 hrs.ARNM 2003 ART FOR NON-MAJORS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-12:20PM FJC-0421MW


3 hrs.ARNM 2843 PHOTO - NON MAJORS

Sec. 900

5:00PM- 8:00PM FJC-0223MW


ART HISTORY (A HI)


Phone: 325-2691

3 hrs.A HI 1113 UNDERSTANDING ART

Sec. 001

10:30AM-11:20AMDAH-0128MWF

A HI 1113 001 Is a GenEd Core Area IV `Artistic Forms` course.

A HI 1113 001 has a service charge of $25.00.

A HI 1113 001 For Non-Majors only.

Sec. 002

11:30AM-12:20PMDAH-0211 Youritzin VMWF



A HI 1113 002 For Non-Majors only.

3 hrs.A HI 2223 GENERAL SURVEY II

Sec. 001

9:30AM-10:20AM DAH-0103MWF



3 hrs.A HI 3263 SURVEY - BYZANTINE

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 8:40PM FJC-0203 Basic RR



3 hrs.A HI 3673 HIST OF VISUAL COMM

Sec. 900 Cd 1

7:00PM-10:00PM FJC-0203M


3 hrs.A HI 3853 SURVEY ASIAN ART

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM FJC-0205 Atkinson AMW

A HI 3853 001 Is a GenEd Core Area IV `Non-West Culture` course.


3 hrs.A HI 4163 ETRUSCAN ART

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:30PM- 6:20PM FJC-0203 Basic RT

A HI 4163 001 Is a GenEd Core Area IV `Western Culture` course.


3 hrs.A HI 4253 MED ART III: GOTHIC

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM FJC-0203 Caldwell STR



3 hrs.A HI 4333 HIGH REN ART-ITALY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM FJC-0203 Palmer AMW



3 hrs.A HI 4403 SOUTH BAROQUE ART

Sec. 001 Cd 1




3 hrs.A HI 4633 MODERN:CEZANNE-1950

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM FJC-0203 Youritzin VMWF



3 hrs.A HI 4753 AMERICAN WEST PHOTO

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:20PM FJC-0203 Price BT



3 hrs.A HI 4823 20TH C AM IND ART

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMFJC-0203 Watson MMW



3 hrs.A HI 4853 AMER IND WOMEN ART

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM FJC-0221MW



3 hrs.A HI 4913 HIST/GRAPHY AM WEST

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM FJC-0221 Haltman KTR


3 hrs.A HI 4913 AM ART/MATERIAL CLT

Sec. 002 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMFJC-0221 Haltman KTR


2-6 hrs.A HI 4960 DIRECTED READINGS

Sec. *** Cd 1,2

3 hrs.A HI 4993 SR CAPSTONE EXPRNCE

Sec. *** Cd 1,2

A HI 4993 *** Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.

A HI 4993 *** has a service charge of $25.00.

3 hrs.A HI 5163 ETRUSCAN ART

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:30PM- 6:20PM FJC-0203 Basic RT


1-3 hrs.A HI 5210 GRADUATE READINGS

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7


1-6 hrs.A HI 5220 GRADUATE PROJECTS

Sec. *** Cd 1,2


3 hrs.A HI 5253 MED ART III: GOTHIC

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM FJC-0203 Caldwell STR


3 hrs.A HI 5333 HIGH REN ART-ITALY

Sec. 001



3 hrs.A HI 5403 SOUTH BAROQUE ART

Sec. 001



3 hrs.A HI 5633 MODERN:CEZANNE-1950

Sec. 001

9:30AM-10:20AM FJC-0203 Youritzin VMWF


3 hrs.A HI 5753 AMERICAN WEST PHOTO

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:20PM FJC-0203 Price BT


3 hrs.A HI 5823 20TH C AM IND ART

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMFJC-0203 Watson MMW


3 hrs.A HI 5853 AMER IND WOMEN ART

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM FJC-0221MW


3 hrs.A HI 5913 HIST/GRAPHY AM WEST

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM FJC-0221 Haltman KTR


3 hrs.A HI 5913 AM ART/MATERIAL CLT

Sec. 002 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMFJC-0221 Haltman KTR


2-6 hrs.A HI 5960 DIRECTED READINGS

Sec. *** Cd 1,2

2 hrs.A HI 5972 THESIS PROPOSAL

Sec. 040 Cd 1,7

FJC-0216 Caldwell S

Sec. 041 Cd 1,7

FJC-0307 Palmer A

Sec. 042 Cd 1,7

FJC-0217 Youritzin V

Sec. 043 Cd 1,7

FJC-0219 Watson M

Sec. 045 Cd 1,7

FJC-0413 Basic R

Sec. 046 Cd 1,7

OFC-0001 Price B

2-9 hrs.A HI 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

3 hrs.A HI 5993 GRADUATE SEMINAR

Sec. 001

9:30AM-10:45AM FJC-0221 Caldwell STR

ART THEORY AND CRITICISM (ARTC)


Phone: 325-2691

3 hrs.ARTC 1103 INTRO-ART THEORY II

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:45PM FJC-0205 Dohrmann RTR

ARTC 1103 900 has a service charge of $40.00.

Sec. 901 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:20PM FJC-0205 Dohrmann RT

ARTC 1103 901 has a service charge of $40.00.

3 hrs.ARTC 4930 CREATIVE THERAPIES

Sec. 001 Cd 1





ART THEORY AND CRITICISM (ARTC)

10:30AM-12:20PMFJC-0205 Phillips JTR

3 hrs.ARTC 4930 INTRO-ART THERAPY

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:20PM FJC-0205 Ice KR

Sec. 901 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:20PM FJC-0205 Phillips JW

Sec. 902 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:30PM FJC-0205 Ice KM

3 hrs.ARTC 5930 CREATIVE THERAPIES

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-12:20PMFJC-0205 Phillips JTR

3 hrs.ARTC 5930 INTRO-ART THERAPY

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:20PM FJC-0205 Ice KR

Sec. 901 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:20PM FJC-0205 Phillips JW

Sec. 902 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:30PM FJC-0205 Ice KM

1 hrs.ARTC 6881 THESIS PROPOSAL

Sec. 001 Cd 1,7

FJC-0202

ASTRONOMY (ASTR)

Office: NIELSEN HALL0131

Phone: 325-3961

4 hrs.ASTR 1504 GENERAL ASTRONOMY

Sec. 010

9:30AM-10:20AM NH-0270 Romanishin WMWF

Corequisite: ASTR 1504 011 THR ASTR 1504 015


DISCUSSION SECTIONS AS A COREQUISITE: ASTR 1504 011

THROUGH 015.

ASTR 1504 010 Is a GenEd Core Area II `Science w/o Lab` course.

0 hrs.ASTR 1504 DISC-ASTR 1504-010

Sec. 011

9:30AM-10:20AM NH-0302T

Corequisite: ASTR 1504 010


Sec. 012

10:30AM-11:20AMNH-0302T



Sec. 013

11:30AM-12:20PMKH-0231T



Sec. 014

12:30PM- 1:20PM NH-0302T



Sec. 015

12:30PM- 1:20PM CEC-0438R



4 hrs.ASTR 1504 GENERAL ASTRONOMY

Sec. 020

10:30AM-11:20AMNH-0270 Wang YMWF

Corequisite: ASTR 1504 021 THR ASTR 1504 027



THROUGH 027.



Sec. 021

8:30AM- 9:20AM PHSC-0359T



Sec. 022

10:30AM-11:20AMNH-0103T



Sec. 023

12:30PM- 1:20PM CEC-0438T



Sec. 024

9:30AM-10:20AM NH-0302R



Sec. 025

10:30AM-11:20AMNH-0302R



Sec. 026

11:30AM-12:20PMNH-0302R



Sec. 027

12:30PM- 1:20PM NH-0302R



4 hrs.ASTR 1514 GENL ASTRONMY W/LAB

Sec. 010

9:30AM-10:20AM NH-0270 Romanishin WMWF

Corequisite: ASTR 1514 011 OR ASTR 1514 012



THROUGH 012.

ASTR 1514 010 Is a GenEd Core Area II `Science w/Lab` course.

ASTR 1514 010 has a service charge of $25.00.


Sec. 011

7:00PM- 9:00PM NH-0302T



Sec. 012

7:00PM- 9:00PM NH-0302R



3 hrs.ASTR 3113 GALAX AND COSMO

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMNH-0302 Leighly KMWF

3 hrs.ASTR 3190 INTELL LIFE-UNIVERS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

Romanishin W

ASTR 3190 001 Contact department for additional information on

time and location.

1-3 hrs.ASTR 3190 TOPICS IN ASTRONOMY

Sec. *** Cd 1

1-3 hrs.ASTR 3990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

1-3 hrs.ASTR 4990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

3 hrs.ASTR 5443 GALACTIC ASTRONOMY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM NH-0302 Henry RMWF

3 hrs.ASTR 5900 NUMERICAL METHODS

Sec. 001 Cd 1,2

1:30PM- 2:20PM NH-0203 Baron EMWF

AVIATION (AVIA)

Office: N.C. BLDG 1010124

Phone: 325-7231

NOTICE TO ALL FLIGHT STUDENTS:AN

ORIENTATION MEETING WILL BE HELD ON

JANUARY 14, AT 5:00 PM IN ROOM 205, TERMINAL

BLDG., NORTH CAMPUS. ATTENDANCE IS

MANDATORY. DUE TO AIRCRAFT OPERATING

LIMITATIONS, FLIGHT STUDENTS MAY NOT EXCEED

240 LBS. IN WEIGHT

ALL FLIGHT COURSES REQUIRE A FLIGHT

AVAILABILITY FORM BE SUBMITTED TO THE

DEPARTMENT SCHEDULER AT TIME OF

ENROLLMENT.

3 hrs.AVIA 1113 INTRO TO AVIATION

Sec. 001

9:45AM-11:00AM N210-0107 Carson KMW

Sec. 002

2:00PM- 3:15PM N210-0107 Carson KMW

Sec. 003

2:00PM- 3:15PM N210-0107 Carson KTR

Sec. 900

7:00PM- 8:15PM N210-0107 Carson KTR

2 hrs.AVIA 1222 PRIMARY FLYING

Sec. 010 Cd 1,3

N101-0206 Mc Clurkin D

Corequisite: AVIA 1222 011

AVIA 1222 010 has a service charge of $4,122.00.

AVIA 1222 010 Contact department for additional information on time

and location.

0 hrs.AVIA 1222 LAB-AVIA 1222-010

Sec. 011 Cd 1

7:00PM- 8:30PM N101-0206 Mc Clurkin DM


1 hrs.AVIA 2231 ADVANCED FLYING

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3




and location.

1 hrs.AVIA 2341 SECONDARY FLYING

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3




and location.

3 hrs.AVIA 2513 HISTORY OF AVIATION

Sec. 001

1:30PM- 2:45PM N101-0206 Berardo JTR

3 hrs.AVIA 2613 AVIATION SAFETY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:00PM- 2:15PM N101-0206 Schaumburg GMW

3 hrs.AVIA 3013 CAREER DEV AVIA PRO

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 5:00PM N101-0206 Marshall SMW

AVIA 3013 001 meets from Jan 14 - Apr 2.

3 hrs.AVIA 3103 FLIGHT DECK ENV ISS

Sec. 995 Cd 1,3

N101-0124 Schaumburg G

Pogson A

AVIA 3103 995 meets from Mar 10 - May 2.

AVIA 3103 995 This course is taught on the internet.

1 hrs.AVIA 3111 ADV FLIGHT MANEUVER

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3


AVIA 3111 001 has a service charge of $790.00.


and location.

3 hrs.AVIA 3113 COMMERCIAL AVIATION

Sec. 001 Cd 1

8:00AM- 9:15AM N210-0107 Carson KMWF

3 hrs.AVIA 3133 INSTRUMENT FLIGHT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

8:00AM- 9:15AM N210-0107 Carson KTR

3 hrs.AVIA 3213 AIRPORT TRAFF PROC

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:30PM- 5:00PM N210-0115 West STR

Hamm J

3 hrs.AVIA 3333 AVIATION LAW

Sec. 995 Cd 1,3

N101-0124 Schaumburg G

AVIA 3333 995 meets from Jan 14 - Mar 7.

AVIA 3333 995 This course is taught on the internet.

3 hrs.AVIA 3513 AIRPORT OPS MGT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM N101-0206 Strong WTR

2 hrs.AVIA 3572 INSTRUMENT FLYING

Sec. 010 Cd 1,3





and location.

0 hrs.AVIA 3572 LAB-AVIA 3572-010

Sec. 011 Cd 1,3

7:00PM- 8:30PM N101-0205 Mc Clurkin DW


1 hrs.AVIA 3581 MULTI-ENGINE FLYING

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

9:30AM-11:00AM N101-0205 Mc Clurkin DMWF


5 hrs.AVIA 4015 AIR TRAF SIMULATION

Sec. 001 Cd 1,2

3:30PM- 6:00PM N104-0100 Hamm JTR

AVIA 4015 001 Has additional meeting time. Consult department.

3 hrs.AVIA 4113 CFI SEMINAR

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

3:45PM- 5:00PM N210-0107 Mc Clurkin DMWF






AVIATION (AVIA)

3 hrs.AVIA 4313 TURBINE TRANSITION

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-11:00AM N101-0206 Mc Clurkin DMWF


3 hrs.AVIA 4423 CREW RESOURCE MGT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM N210-0113 Schaumburg GTR

2 hrs.AVIA 4552 COMMERCIAL FLYING

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3




and location.

2 hrs.AVIA 4602 FLIGHT INSTRUCTOR

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3





and location.

3 hrs.AVIA 4613 INSTRUMENT INSTRUCT

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3




and location.

2 hrs.AVIA 4622 MULTIENGINE FL INST

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

N101-0206



and location.

3 hrs.AVIA 4713 SENIOR CAPSTONE

Sec. *** Cd 1,3

AVIA 4713 *** Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.

3 hrs.AVIA 4983 AIRLINE MANAGEMENT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:00AM-11:15AMN210-0114 Mitchell FTR

1-4 hrs.AVIA 4990 SPECIAL STUDIES

Sec. *** Cd 1,3

BIOLOGY (BIOL)

Office: RICHARDS HALL03147

Phone: 325-4821

3 hrs.BIOL 1013 INTRO BIOLOGY

Sec. 001

3:00PM- 4:15PM DAH-0200 Gibson JTR

Intro Biology is not open to students with credit for BOT/MBIO/ZOO

1005, BOT 1114 or ZOO 1114. It also cannot be used for major

credit in Zoology, Botany or Microbiology.

BIOL 1013 001 Is a GenEd Core Area II `Science w/o Lab` course.

BOTANY (BOT)

Office: G. L. CROSS HALL0134

Phone: 325-4321

3 hrs.BOT 1003 CONTEMP ISSUES BIO

Sec. 995 Cd 4

GLCH-0134 Hoefnagels M

BOT Cross-Listed with: MBIO ZOO


BOT 1003 995 Is a GenEd Core Area II `Science w/o Lab` course.

BOT 1003 995 This course is taught on the internet.

Sec. 996 Cd 4

GLCH-0134 Galbraith H



BOT 1003 996 Is a GenEd Core Area II `Science w/o Lab` course.

BOT 1003 996 This course is taught on the internet.

5 hrs.BOT 1005 CONCEPTS IN BIOLOGY

Sec. 010 Cd 4

10:30AM-11:45AMGLCH-0123 Hobson KTR

2:30PM- 3:20PMW

Corequisite: BOT 1005 011 OR BOT 1005 012



DISCUSSION SECTIONS AS A COREQUISITE: BOT 1005 011

THROUGH 012.

BOT 1005 010 Is a GenEd Core Area II `Science w/Lab` course.

BOT 1005 010 has a service charge of $35.00.

0 hrs.BOT 1005 LAB-BOT 1005-010

Sec. 011 Cd 4

1:30PM- 4:20PM GLCH-0230T

Corequisite: BOT 1005 010



Sec. 012 Cd 4

1:30PM- 4:20PM GLCH-0230R




4 hrs.BOT 1114 GENERAL BOTANY

Sec. 001

9:30AM-10:20AM GLCH-0157MTWR



Sec. 002

10:30AM-11:20AMGLCH-0157MTWR



Sec. 003

11:30AM-12:20PMGLCH-0157MTWR



Sec. 010

9:00AM-10:15AM GLCH-0123 Uno GTR

Corequisite: BOT 1114 011 THR BOT 1114 014



THROUGH 014.



0 hrs.BOT 1114 DISC-BOT 1114-010

Sec. 011

10:30AM-12:20PMGLCH-0153T



Sec. 012

1:30PM- 3:20PM GLCH-0153T



Sec. 013

9:30AM-11:20AM GLCH-0153W



Sec. 014

11:30AM- 1:20PM GLCH-0153W



4 hrs.BOT 2404 ECOLOGY-ENVIR QUAL

Sec. 010 Cd 1,4

10:30AM-11:45AMGLCH-0131TR

Corequisite: BOT 2404 011 THR BOT 2404 014

BOT Cross-Listed with: ZOO



THROUGH 014.



0 hrs.BOT 2404 LAB-BOT 2404-010

Sec. 011 Cd 1,4

12:30PM- 3:20PM GLCH-0040M




Sec. 012 Cd 1,4

1:30PM- 4:20PM GLCH-0040T




Sec. 013 Cd 1,4

12:30PM- 3:20PM GLCH-0040W




Sec. 014 Cd 1,4

1:30PM- 4:20PM GLCH-0040R




3 hrs.BOT 3113 CELL BIOLOGY

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

10:30AM-11:45AMSUT-0111 Safiejko-Mroczka BTR


Sec. 900 Cd 1,4

4:30PM- 5:45PM GLCH-0131 Ortiz Leduc WTR


3 hrs.BOT 3333 GENETICS

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

10:30AM-11:20AMAH-0150 Thompson JMWF


Sec. 002 Cd 1,4

8:30AM- 9:20AM AH-0150 Thompson JMWF


4 hrs.BOT 3534 FLOWERING PLANTS

Sec. 010 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM GLCH-0129 Elisens WMW



0 hrs.BOT 3534 LAB-BOT 3534-010

Sec. 011 Cd 1

2:30PM- 4:20PM GLCH-0212 Elisens WMW


1-3 hrs.BOT 3960 HONORS READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.BOT 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.BOT 3990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,2

1-3 hrs.BOT 3990 SYSTEMATICS

Sec. 003 Cd 1,2

GLCH-0208 Elisens W

1-3 hrs.BOT 3990 PLT CELL MOLECULAR

Sec. 006 Cd 1,2

GLCH-0030 Ortiz Leduc W


Sec. *** Cd 1,2

1-3 hrs.BOT 3990 PLANT ECOLOGY

Sec. 011 Cd 1,2

GLCH-0006 Luo Y

1-3 hrs.BOT 3990 PHYSIOL ECOLOGY

Sec. 012 Cd 1,2

GLCH-0149 Wallace L


Sec. *** Cd 1,2

1-3 hrs.BOT 3990 HERBARIUM PRACTICUM

Sec. 018 Cd 1,2

GLCH-0206 Elisens W


Sec. *** Cd 1,2

3 hrs.BOT 4413 PALEOBOTANY

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3,4

1:00PM- 3:00PM OMNH-0001 Lupia RTR

BOT Cross-Listed with: GEOL


3 hrs.BOT 4810 MOLEC MECH PL DEVEL

Sec. 001 Cd 1,2

8:30AM- 9:45AM GLCH-0310 Li JTR

3 hrs.BOT 4810 HOT TPS-PL ML BIO

Sec. 002 Cd 1

11:00AM-12:15PMNML-0212 Holt BTR

3 hrs.BOT 4843 MOLECULAR BIOLOGY

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

10:30AM-11:20AMDAH-0211 Stevenson BMWF


3 hrs.BOT 4983 PLANT BIOLOGY-21C

Sec. 001 Cd 1,7

GLCH-0227 Elisens W

BOT 4983 001 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.

BOT 4983 001 Contact department for additional information on time

and location.

1-3 hrs.BOT 4990 IND STDY-ECOLOGY

Sec. 002 Cd 1,2

GLCH-0006 Luo Y

1-3 hrs.BOT 4990 IND STDY-SYSTEMATIC

Sec. 003 Cd 1,3

GLCH-0208 Elisens W


Sec. *** Cd 1,3





BOTANY (BOT)


Sec. 006 Cd 1,3


1-3 hrs.BOT 4990 IND STDY-GEN BOTANY

Sec. 010 Cd 1,3

GLCH-0151 Uno G

1-3 hrs.BOT 4990 IND STDY-ECOLOGY

Sec. 012 Cd 1,3

GLCH-0149 Wallace L


Sec. *** Cd 1,2

4 hrs.BOT 5264 MORPHOL-VASC PLANTS

Sec. 010 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMGLCH-0129 Russell STR



0 hrs.BOT 5264 LAB-BOT 5264-010

Sec. 011 Cd 1

2:10PM- 4:00PM GLCH-0129 Russell STR


4 hrs.BOT 5374 SCAN ELEC MICRO

Sec. 010 Cd 1,2,4

9:00AM-10:15AM NML-0212 Larson PTR

9:00AM-10:00AMW




0 hrs.BOT 5374 LAB-BOT 5374-010

Sec. 011 Cd 1,2,4

NML-0206 Larson P



BOT 5374 011 Contact department for additional information on time

and location.

3 hrs.BOT 5413 PALEOBOTANY

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3,4


BOT Cross-Listed with: GEOL


1 hrs.BOT 5471 SEM ECOL EVOL BIOL

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4,7

12:00PM- 1:00PM SUT-0312 Weider LT


1-6 hrs.BOT 5620 INVESTIGATIONS-BOT

Sec. 002 Cd 1,2

GLCH-0029 Luo Y

1-6 hrs.BOT 5620 SYSTEMATICS

Sec. 003 Cd 1,2

GLCH-0208 Elisens W


Sec. 004 Cd 1,2



Sec. 006 Cd 1,2


1-6 hrs.BOT 5620 BIO EDUCATION

Sec. 007 Cd 1,2

GLCH-0151 Uno G

1-6 hrs.BOT 5620 POLLEN MORPHOLOGY

Sec. 008 Cd 1,2

GLCH-0218 Skvarla J


Sec. 009 Cd 1,2

NML-0210 Russell S

1-6 hrs.BOT 5620 PHYSIOL ECOLOGY

Sec. 010 Cd 1,2

GLCH-0149 Wallace L


Sec. 017 Cd 1,2

GLCH-0150 Li J

Sec. 018 Cd 1,2

GLCH-0135 Lupia R

Sec. 025 Cd 1,2

S134-0001 Bergey E

3 hrs.BOT 5810 MOLEC MECH PL DEVEL

Sec. 001 Cd 1,2

8:30AM- 9:45AM GLCH-0310 Li JTR

3 hrs.BOT 5810 HOT TPS-PL MOL BIO

Sec. 002 Cd 1

11:00AM-12:15PMNML-0212 Holt BTR

3 hrs.BOT 5843 MOLECULAR BIOLOGY

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4



1 hrs.BOT 5971 SEMINAR IN BOTANY

Sec. 900

4:30PM- 5:20PM GLCH-0310 Li JR

2-9 hrs.BOT 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 7

1-2 hrs.BOT 5990 SPEC ST-SYSTEMATICS

Sec. 003 Cd 1

GLCH-0208 Elisens W

1-2 hrs.BOT 5990 SPECIAL STUDIES

Sec. *** Cd 1


Sec. 006 Cd 1


1-2 hrs.BOT 5990 SPECIAL STUDIES

Sec. *** Cd 1

1-2 hrs.BOT 5990 SPEC ST-ECOLOGY

Sec. 012 Cd 1

GLCH-0149 Wallace L

1-3 hrs.BOT 5990 BIOLOGY EDUCATION

Sec. 017 Cd 1

GLCH-0151 Uno G

2-16 hrs.BOT 6980 RES DRS DISSERT

Sec. *** Cd 7

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (B AD)


Phone: 325-2651

B AD COURSES, WITH THE EXCEPTION OF B AD

2110, ARE RESTRICTED TO STUDENTS WHO ARE

FULLY ADMITTED TO THE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS.

ALL OTHER STUDENTS MUST OBTAIN PERMISSION

OF THE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS

UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS OFFICE, ROOM

1010, PRICE HALL. ALL 4000 LEVEL BUSINESS

COURSES ARE RESTRICTED TO STUDENTS THAT

HAVE COMPLETED THE 3000 LEVEL BUSINESS

CORE COURSES.

1 hrs.B AD 1001 PC PRODUCTIV TOOLS

Sec. 995 Cd 7

AH-0206 Dauffenbach R

STUDENTS WILL RECEIVE AN EMAIL FROM THE

INSTRUCTOR WITH COURSE INSTRUCTIONS.

B AD 1001 995 This course is taught on the internet.

B AD 2110 IS NOT OPEN TO BUSINESS MAJORS

AND MAY NOT COUNT TOWARD DEGREE

REQUIREMENTS FOR THE BBA OR BAC DEGREES.

3 hrs.B AD 2110 INTRO TO BUSINESS

Sec. 001

12:00PM- 1:15PM AH-0255 Anderson RTR

3 hrs.B AD 2110 INTRO-BUSINESS II

Sec. 002

12:30PM- 1:20PM MFPH-3010 Anderson RMWF

3 hrs.B AD 3013 INTGR BUS CORE PRAC

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM AH-0255 Grunsted MMWF

Corequisite: MKT 3013 001 AND L S 3323 001 AND MGT 3013 001

B AD 3013 001 HAS COREQUISITES OF MKT 3013 001, MGT

3013 001 AND L S 3323 001.

3 hrs.B AD 3023 INTL FIN STATEMENT

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

12:00PM- 1:15PM MFPH-3040 Kirkpatrick RTR

B AD Cross-Listed with: ACCT

3 hrs.B AD 3513 INTERNATL BUSINESS

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:20PM MFPH-2030 Bolino MT

1-3 hrs.B AD 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

3 hrs.B AD 4013 BUS STRATEGY/POLICY

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

1:30PM- 2:45PM AH-0104 Bolino AMW

B AD 4013 001 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.

Sec. 002 Cd 1,3

3:00PM- 4:15PM AH-0104 Bolino AMW


Sec. 003 Cd 1,3

1:30PM- 2:45PM MFPH-2010 Sharfman MTR


Sec. 004 Cd 1,3

3:00PM- 4:15PM AH-0104 Sharfman MTR


Sec. 900 Cd 1,3

6:30PM- 9:30PM MFPH-2030 Hart TM


Sec. 901 Cd 1,3

6:30PM- 9:20PM MFPH-3030 Gross KT


Sec. 902 Cd 1,3

6:30PM- 9:20PM MFPH-3030 Anderson RW


Sec. 903 Cd 1,3

6:30PM- 9:20PM MFPH-2020R


1 hrs.B AD 4091 CAREER PLANNING-BUS

Sec. 100 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMAH-0359 Graham WMWF

B AD 4091 100 meets from Jan 14 - Mar 7.

1-3 hrs.B AD 4700 INTERNSHIP IN B AD

Sec. 012 Cd 1,3,7

AH-0001H Hobbs J

1-3 hrs.B AD 4700 CO-OP IN B AD

Sec. 013 Cd 1,3,7

AH-0001H Hobbs J

2 hrs.B AD 5102 MANAGERIAL ECONOMCS

Sec. 930 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:40PM OSFP-0001 Dauffenbach RR

B AD 5102 930 meets from Jan 14 - Mar 7.

B AD 5102 930 has a service charge of $1,000.00.

B AD 5102 930 Meets at 1 Santa Fe Plaza, Oklahoma City

2 hrs.B AD 5112 GLOBAL ECONOMICS

Sec. 200 Cd 1

8:30AM-10:30AM MFPH-3040 Dauffenbach RTR

B AD 5112 200 meets from Mar 10 - May 2.

B AD 5112 200 has a service charge of $1,000.00.

3 hrs.B AD 5313 STRATEGIC MANAGEMNT

Sec. 930 Cd 1,3

6:30PM- 9:20PM OSFP-0001 David PR

B AD 5313 930 has a service charge of $10.00.

B AD 5313 930 Meets at 1 Santa Fe Plaza, Oklahoma City

1-3 hrs.B AD 5490 INTERNSHIP

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

B AD 5490 *** has a service charge of $10.00.

1-3 hrs.B AD 5490 READINGS-B C & B AD

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

B AD 5490 *** has a service charge of $10.00.

3 hrs.B AD 6253 APPL MULTIVAR STAT

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

1:30PM- 4:20PM AH-0352 Schwarzkopf AW

B AD Cross-Listed with: MKT

B AD 6253 001 has a service charge of $10.00.

BUSINESS COMMUNICATION (B C)


Phone: 325-3561

B C 2813 IS OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EXCEPT

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE FRESHMEN.

3 hrs.B C 2813 BUS COMMUNICATION

Sec. 001 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMMFPH-2030MWF

Sec. 002 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM MFPH-2030MWF

Sec. 003 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM AH-0301 Wilson SMW

Sec. 004 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM AH-0301 Wilson SMW

Sec. 005 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM AH-0301 Bennett PTR

Sec. 006 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM AH-0315 Robbins BTR

Sec. 007 Cd 1





BUSINESS COMMUNICATION (B C)

10:30AM-11:45AMAH-0359 Robbins BTR

Sec. 008 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM AH-0301TR

Sec. 009 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM AH-0100 Bennett PTR

Sec. 010 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM AH-0301 Bennett PTR

Sec. 011 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM AH-0301TR

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:45PM AH-0301 Robbins BMW

Sec. 901 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:45PM AH-0311 Wilson STR

Sec. 903 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:30PM AH-0301 Wilson SM

Sec. 904 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:20PM AH-0301 Bennett PT

Sec. 905 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:20PM AH-0301W

3 hrs.B C 3000 PEOPLE SKILLS-WORK

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:45PM MFPH-3010 Williams DMW

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING (CH E)

Office: SARKEYS ENERGY CTRT0335

Phone: 325-5811




3 hrs.CH E 2313 STRUCT/PROP MATLS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMSEC-M0204 Grady BMWF

3 hrs.CH E 3113 MO-HT-MASS TRAN I

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMSEC-N0202AO Rear EMWF

3 hrs.CH E 3333 SEPARATION PROCESS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM SEC-N0202 Sikavitsas VMWF

2 hrs.CH E 3432 UNIT OPERATIONS LAB

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:30PM- 5:00PM SEC-E0105T

CH E 3432 001 has a service charge of $60.00.

Sec. 002 Cd 1

1:30PM- 6:00PM SEC-E0105 Shambaugh RW


Sec. 003 Cd 1

12:30PM- 5:00PM SEC-E0105R


3 hrs.CH E 3723 NUM METH ENGR COMP

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

1:30PM- 2:20PM CEC-0121MWF

CH E Cross-Listed with: AME C S P E

Sec. 900 Cd 1,4


CH E Cross-Listed with: AME C S P E

1-3 hrs.CH E 3960 HONORS READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.CH E 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.CH E 3990 UNDERGRAD RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1

3 hrs.CH E 4273 ADV PROCESS DESIGN

Sec. 001 Cd 1

2:30PM- 5:20PM SEC-N0202ABagajewicz MT

CH E 4273 001 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.

3 hrs.CH E 4473 KINETICS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM SEC-M0204 Lobban LTR

1-4 hrs.CH E 4980 SENIOR RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3

3 hrs.CH E 5243 BIOCHEMICAL ENGR

Sec. 900 Cd 1

5:30PM- 6:45PM SEC-A0236 Harrison RTR

3 hrs.CH E 5463 POLYMER PROCESSING

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMSEC-A0236 Shambaugh RTR

3 hrs.CH E 5480 BIOLOGY FOR ENGRS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM SEC-P0203 Mc Fetridge PTR

3 hrs.CH E 5643 NAT GAS UTILIZATN

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:15PM- 9:15PM SEC-E0111 Mallinson RW

3 hrs.CH E 5843 ADV CH E THERMODYN

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMSEC-P0209 Striolo AMWF

1 hrs.CH E 5971 SEM-CH E RESEARCH

Sec. 001 Cd 1

2:30PM- 4:50PM SEC-M0204 Lobban LR

2-9 hrs.CH E 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 7

2-16 hrs.CH E 6980 RES DRS DISSERT

Sec. *** Cd 7

1-2 hrs.CH E 6990 SPECIAL PROBLEMS

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

CHEMISTRY AND BIOCHEMISTRY

(CHEM)

Office: CHEMISTRY BUILDING0208

Phone: 325-4811

CHEM 1315:IS A GEN ED CORE AREA II:"NATURAL

SCIENCE WITH A LAB COMPONENT" COURSE.

DEPARTMENTAL EXAMS WILL BE HELD FEBRUARY

7, MARCH 6 AND APRIL 10 FROM 7:00-9:30 PM.

$75 FEE ASSESSED FOR FAILURE TO CHECK OUT

OF A LAB AFTER DRAWERS ARE ASSIGNED.

5 hrs.CHEM 1315 GENERAL CHEMISTRY

Sec. 001 Cd 1,5

10:30AM-11:45AMPHSC-0201 West ATR

Corequisite: CHEM 1315 012 THR CHEM 1315 047

STUDENTS MUST ENROLL IN ONE OF THE FOLLOWING LAB

SECTIONS AS A COREQUISITE: CHEM 1315 012 THROUGH

047.

CHEM 1315 001 has a service charge of $36.00.

Sec. 002 Cd 1,5

11:30AM-12:20PMPHSC-0201 Clifford LMWF




047.


Sec. 003 Cd 1,5

8:30AM- 9:20AM PHSC-0201 Clifford LMWF




047.


0 hrs.CHEM 1315 LAB-CHEM 1315

Sec. 012 Cd 1

7:30AM-10:20AM CHB-0304T

7:30AM- 8:50AM PHSC-0223R


Sec. 013 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:50PMPHSC-0120M

11:30AM- 2:20PM CHB-0305W


Sec. 014 Cd 1

4:00PM- 5:20PM PHSC-0223M

2:30PM- 5:20PM CHB-0304W


Sec. 015 Cd 1

7:30AM-10:20AM CHB-0305W

7:30AM- 8:50AM PHSC-0223F


Sec. 016 Cd 1

11:30AM- 2:20PM CHB-0304W

11:30AM-12:50PMCEC-0438F


Sec. 017 Cd 1

2:30PM- 5:20PM CHB-0305W

4:00PM- 5:20PM PHSC-0223F


Sec. 018 Cd 1

7:30AM- 8:50AM PHSC-0223T

7:30AM-10:20AM CHB-0305R


Sec. 019 Cd 1

1:00PM- 2:20PM PHSC-0223T

11:30AM- 2:20PM CHB-0305R


Sec. 020 Cd 1

1:00PM- 2:20PM PHSC-0120M

11:30AM- 2:20PM CHBA-0325W


Sec. 021 Cd 1

7:30AM-10:20AM CHB-0304M

7:30AM- 8:50AM PHSC-0223W


Sec. 022 Cd 1

2:30PM- 5:20PM CHB-0304M

4:00PM- 5:20PM PHSC-0223W


Sec. 023 Cd 1

5:30PM- 8:20PM CHB-0305M

5:30PM- 6:50PM PHSC-0359W


Sec. 025 Cd 1

11:30AM- 2:20PM CHBA-0325T

11:30AM-12:50PMPHSC-0223R


Sec. 026 Cd 1

2:30PM- 5:20PM CHBA-0325T

2:30PM- 3:50PM PHSC-0223R


Sec. 027 Cd 1

7:30AM-10:20AM CHBA-0325W

9:00AM-10:20AM PHSC-0223F


Sec. 028 Cd 1

7:30AM-10:20AM CHBA-0325T

9:00AM-10:20AM SEC-P0207R


Sec. 029 Cd 1

2:30PM- 5:20PM CHBA-0325W

2:30PM- 3:50PM PHSC-0223F


Sec. 030 Cd 1

7:30AM- 8:50AM PHSC-0120T

7:30AM-10:20AM CHBA-0325R


Sec. 031 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:50PMPHSC-0223T

11:30AM- 2:20PM CHBA-0325R


Sec. 033 Cd 1

11:30AM- 2:20PM CHBA-0325M

11:30AM-12:50PMPHSC-0223W


Sec. 034 Cd 1

2:30PM- 5:20PM CHBA-0325M

2:30PM- 3:50PM PHSC-0223W


Sec. 035 Cd 1

5:30PM- 8:20PM CHBA-0325M

7:00PM- 8:20PM PHSC-0359W


Sec. 036 Cd 1

7:30AM-10:20AM CHBA-0326T

9:00AM-10:20AM PHSC-0223R


Sec. 037 Cd 1

11:30AM- 2:20PM CHBA-0326T

1:00PM- 2:20PM SEC-A0236R


Sec. 038 Cd 1

2:30PM- 5:30PM CHBA-0326T

4:00PM- 5:20PM PHSC-0115R


Sec. 040 Cd 1

11:30AM- 2:20PM CHBA-0326W

1:00PM- 2:20PM PHSC-0228F


Sec. 041 Cd 1

2:30PM- 5:20PM CHBA-0326W

2:30PM- 3:50PM PHSC-0115F


Sec. 043 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:20AM CEC-0031T

7:30AM-10:20AM CHBA-0326R


Sec. 044 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:50PMCEC-0439T

11:30AM- 2:20PM CHBA-0326R


Sec. 045 Cd 1

7:30AM-10:20AM CHBA-0326M

9:00AM-10:20AM PHSC-0223W


Sec. 046 Cd 1





CHEMISTRY AND BIOCHEMISTRY (CHEM)

11:30AM- 2:20PM CHBA-0326M

1:00PM- 2:20PM PHSC-0223W


Sec. 047 Cd 1

2:30PM- 3:50PM PHSC-0223M

2:30PM- 5:20PM CHBA-0326W


CHEM 1415: DEPARTMENTAL EXAMS WILL BE HELD

FEBRUARY 7, MARCH 6 AND APRIL 10 FROM

7:00-9:30 PM. $75 FEE ASSESSED FOR FAILURE

TO CHECK OUT OF A LAB AFTER DRAWERS ARE

ASSIGNED.

5 hrs.CHEM 1415 GEN CHEMISTRY CONT

Sec. 001 Cd 1,5

10:30AM-11:20AMPHSC-0201 Abraham MMWF




071.


Sec. 002 Cd 1,5

1:30PM- 2:20PM PHSC-0201 Blank CMWF




071.


0 hrs.CHEM 1415 LAB-CHEM 1415

Sec. 048 Cd 1

7:30AM-10:20AM CHBA-0123T

7:30AM- 8:50AM PHSC-0359R

Corequisite: CHEM 1415 001 OR CHEM 1415 002

Sec. 049 Cd 1

11:30AM- 2:20PM CHBA-0123T

1:00PM- 2:20PM PHSC-0228R


Sec. 050 Cd 1

2:30PM- 5:20PM CHBA-0123T

2:30PM- 3:50PM PHSC-0228R


Sec. 051 Cd 1

7:30AM-10:20AM CHBA-0123W

7:30AM- 8:50AM PHSC-0120F


Sec. 052 Cd 1

11:30AM- 2:20PM CHBA-0123W

11:30AM-12:50PMPHSC-0120F


Sec. 053 Cd 1

2:30PM- 5:20PM CHBA-0123W

2:30PM- 3:50PM PHSC-0228F


Sec. 054 Cd 1

7:30AM- 8:50AM PHSC-0228T

7:30AM-10:20AM CHBA-0123R


Sec. 055 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:50PMPHSC-0228T

11:30AM- 2:20PM CHBA-0123R


Sec. 056 Cd 1

7:30AM-10:20AM CHBA-0123M

7:30AM- 8:50AM PHSC-0120W


Sec. 057 Cd 1

11:30AM- 2:20PM CHBA-0123M

11:30AM-12:50PMPHSC-0120W


Sec. 058 Cd 1

2:30PM- 5:20PM CHBA-0123M

2:30PM- 3:50PM PHSC-0228W


Sec. 059 Cd 1

5:30PM- 8:20PM CHBA-0123M

5:30PM- 6:50PM PHSC-0223W


Sec. 060 Cd 1

7:30AM-10:20AM CHBA-0124T

9:00AM-10:20AM SEC-A0236R


Sec. 061 Cd 1

11:30AM- 2:20PM CHBA-0124T

11:30AM-12:50PMPHSC-0228R


Sec. 062 Cd 1

2:30PM- 5:20PM CHBA-0124T

4:00PM- 5:20PM PHSC-0228R


Sec. 063 Cd 1

7:30AM-10:20AM CHBA-0124W

9:00AM-10:20AM PHSC-0120F


Sec. 064 Cd 1

11:30AM- 2:20PM CHBA-0124W

1:00PM- 2:20PM CEC-0438F


Sec. 065 Cd 1

2:30PM- 5:20PM CHBA-0124W

4:00PM- 5:20PM PHSC-0228F


Sec. 066 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:20AM PHSC-0228T

7:30AM-10:20AM CHBA-0124R


Sec. 067 Cd 1

1:00PM- 2:20PM PHSC-0228T

11:30AM- 2:20PM CHBA-0124R


Sec. 068 Cd 1

7:30AM-10:20AM CHBA-0124M

9:00AM-10:20AM PHSC-0356W


Sec. 069 Cd 1

11:30AM- 2:20PM CHBA-0124M

1:00PM- 2:20PM PHSC-0360W


Sec. 070 Cd 1

2:30PM- 5:20PM CHBA-0124M

4:00PM- 5:20PM PHSC-0228W


Sec. 071 Cd 1

5:30PM- 6:50PM PHSC-0122M

5:30PM- 8:20PM CHBA-0124W


3 hrs.CHEM 3053 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM AH-0150MWF

Sec. 002 Cd 1,6

9:00AM-10:15AM PHSC-0121 Halterman RTR

CHEM 3053 002 Must be a member of the Honors College in order

to enroll.



2 hrs.CHEM 3152 ORGANIC CHEM LAB

Sec. 001 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:20PM PHSC-0201 Morvant MT



SECTION AS A COREQUISITE: CHEM 3152-011 THROUGH 20.


0 hrs.CHEM 3152 LAB-CHEM 3152-001

Sec. 011 Cd 1

10:30AM- 1:20PM PHSC-0305MW

Corequisite: CHEM 3152 001

Sec. 012 Cd 1

10:30AM- 1:20PM PHSC-0306MW


Sec. 013 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM PHSC-0305MW


Sec. 014 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM PHSC-0306MW


Sec. 015 Cd 1

10:30AM- 1:20PM PHSC-0305TR


Sec. 016 Cd 1

10:30AM- 1:20PM PHSC-0306TR


Sec. 017 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM PHSC-0305TR


Sec. 018 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM PHSC-0306TR


Sec. 019 Cd 1

7:30AM-10:20AM PHSC-0305TR


Sec. 020 Cd 1

7:30AM-10:20AM PHSC-0306TR


3 hrs.CHEM 3153 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM PHSC-0201 Morvant MMWF

Sec. 002 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM NH-0270MWF

Sec. 003 Cd 1,6

1:30PM- 2:20PM PHSC-0102 Morvant MMWF

CHEM 3153 003 Must be a member of the Honors College in order

to enroll.



4 hrs.CHEM 3214 QUANT ANALYSIS

Sec. 010 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM PHSC-0108 Blank CTR




Sec. 011 Cd 1

10:30AM- 1:20PM PHSC-0309TR


Sec. 012 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM PHSC-0309TR


Sec. 013 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM PHSC-0309MW




1 hrs.CHEM 3421 PHYSICAL CHEM LAB

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM CHB-0113M


Sec. 002 Cd 1

8:30AM-11:20AM CHB-0113T


Sec. 003 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM CHB-0113R


3 hrs.CHEM 3423 PHYSICAL CHEM I

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMPHSC-0321 Frech RMWF



1 hrs.CHEM 3521 PHYSICAL CHEM LAB

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM CHB-0113T


Sec. 002 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM CHB-0113W


Sec. 003 Cd 1

8:30AM-11:20AM CHB-0113R


3 hrs.CHEM 3523 PHYSICAL CHEM II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM PHSC-0108 Wheeler RMWF

3 hrs.CHEM 3653 INTRO-BIOCHEMISTRY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM AH-0150TR



3 hrs.CHEM 3753 INTRO-BIOCHEM METH

Sec. 010 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMDAH-0206WF




Sec. 011 Cd 1

10:30AM- 1:20PM PHSC-0310M


Sec. 012 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM PHSC-0310M


Sec. 013 Cd 1

8:30AM-11:20AM PHSC-0310T


Sec. 014 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM PHSC-0310T


Sec. 015 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM PHSC-0310W


Sec. 016 Cd 1





CHEMISTRY AND BIOCHEMISTRY (CHEM)

8:30AM-11:20AM PHSC-0310R


Sec. 017 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM PHSC-0310R


1-3 hrs.CHEM 3960 HONORS READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,6

1-3 hrs.CHEM 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,6

1-3 hrs.CHEM 3990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

3 hrs.CHEM 4033 INSTR ANAL LAB

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 5:20PM PHSC-0405MW




2 hrs.CHEM 4232 LAB GLASSBLOWING

Sec. 001 Cd 1,2,4

1:30PM- 4:20PM CHBA-0323 Cornell JTR

CHEM Cross-Listed with: EPHY




4 hrs.CHEM 4444 ADV SYNTH/SPEC CHAR

Sec. 010 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM PHSC-0115 Glatzhofer DTR




Sec. 011 Cd 1

1:30PM- 5:20PM PHSC-0405TR


Sec. 012 Cd 1

7:00AM-11:50AM PHSC-0405TR


3 hrs.CHEM 4753 PRIN OF BIOCHEM I

Sec. 001 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:20AM GLCH-0131 Rybenkov VMWF

3 hrs.CHEM 4913 SENIOR THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 1,3

CHEM 4913 *** Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.

CHEM 4913 *** Contact department for additional information on

time and location.

3 hrs.CHEM 4923 SENIOR PROJECT

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

9:30AM-10:20AM PHSC-0122 Mao CMWF

CHEM 4923 001 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.


1-3 hrs.CHEM 4990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,3

3 hrs.CHEM 5103 SEPARATIONS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM PHSC-0416 White RTR

3 hrs.CHEM 5123 INTERMED PHYS CHEM

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM PHSC-0360 Yip WTR

1 hrs.CHEM 5201 SEMINAR-CHEM EDUC

Sec. 001 Cd 1,2

PHSC-0423 Abraham M

CHEM 5201 001 Contact department for additional information on

time and location.

3 hrs.CHEM 5333 ADVANCED INORGANIC

Sec. 001 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:20AM PHSC-0360 Houser RMWF

3 hrs.CHEM 5433 REACTION CHEMISTRY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM PHSC-0222 Richter-Addo GTR

3 hrs.CHEM 5753 PRIN OF BIOCHEM I

Sec. 001 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:20AM GLCH-0131 Rybenkov VMWF

3 hrs.CHEM 5853 PRIN OF BIOCHEM II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM SRTC-1030 Roe BTR

1-2 hrs.CHEM 5960 DIRECTED READINGS

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

2-9 hrs.CHEM 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 7

1-3 hrs.CHEM 5990 INDEPENDENT STUDIES

Sec. *** Cd 7

1 hrs.CHEM 6210 SEM ANALYTICAL CHEM

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:30PM- 4:20PM PHSC-0116 White RF

1 hrs.CHEM 6411 SEM-ORGANIC CHEM

Sec. 001 Cd 1,7

11:30AM-12:20PMPHSC-0223 Halterman RF

1 hrs.CHEM 6431 COLLOQ-ORGANIC CHEM

Sec. 001 Cd 1,7

12:30PM- 1:20PM PHSC-0223 Nicholas KF

3 hrs.CHEM 6443 ADV ORGANIC CHEM

Sec. 001 Cd 1

2:30PM- 3:20PM PHSC-0360 Soloshonok VMWF

3 hrs.CHEM 6650 ORGANIC SPECTROSCOP

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM PHSC-0360 Cichewicz RTR

3 hrs.CHEM 6670 SOLID STATE CHEMIST

Sec. 001 Cd 1

2:30PM- 3:20PM PHSC-0120 Rice CMWF

3 hrs.CHEM 6670 BIOPHYSICAL CHEM

Sec. 002 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMPHSC-0121 Schroeder STR

3 hrs.CHEM 6680 ORGANOMETALLIC CHEM

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMPHSC-0360 Nicholas KTR

1 hrs.CHEM 6721 SEM-BIOCHEMISTRY

Sec. 900 Cd 1,7

4:30PM- 6:30PM PHSC-0100 Roe BM

3 hrs.CHEM 6730 MEMBRANE BIOENERGET

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM PHSC-0360 Klebba PMWF

1 hrs.CHEM 6850 SEM-INORGANIC CHEM

Sec. 001 Cd 1,7

11:30AM- 1:00PM PHSC-0223 Houser RM

3 hrs.CHEM 6863 FOUNDTNS CHEM/BIOCH

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMPHSC-0115 Cook PMWF

Taylor R

0 hrs.CHEM 6970 COLLOQUIUM

Sec. 001 Cd 1,7

3:00PM- 5:20PM PHSC-0108 Yip WR

Houser R

2-16 hrs.CHEM 6980 RES DRS DISSERT

Sec. *** Cd 7

CHEROKEE (CHER)


Phone: 325-3261

5 hrs.CHER 1715 CHEROKEE I

Sec. 001

10:30AM-11:20AMGIH-0344 Armer CMTWRF

CHER 1715 001 Is a GenEd Core Area I `Foreign Language` course.

CHER 1715 001 has a service charge of $15.00.

Sec. 002

9:30AM-10:20AM ARM-0101 Armer CMTWRF



5 hrs.CHER 1725 CHEROKEE II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMDAHT-0906 Foster CMTWRF



Sec. 002 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM DAHT-0906 Foster CMTWRF



3 hrs.CHER 2733 CHEROKEE III

Sec. 001 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:20AM ARM-0101 Feeling DMWF


Sec. 002 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMCOH-0340 Feeling DMWF


CHINESE (CHIN)


Phone: 325-6181

5 hrs.CHIN 1115 BEGINNING CHINESE

Sec. 001

11:30AM-12:20PMKH-0137 Wu YMTWRF

CHIN 1115 001 Is a GenEd Core Area I `Foreign Language` course.

CHIN 1115 001 has a service charge of $20.00.

Sec. 002

10:30AM-11:20AMCOH-0340 Huang XMTWRF



Sec. 995

KH-0206 Qi Y




CHIN 1115 995 This course is taught on the internet.

5 hrs.CHIN 1225 BEGIN CHINESE-CONT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMKH-0319 Qi YMTWRF



Sec. 002 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:20AM KH-0134 Qi YMTWRF



Sec. 003 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:20AM BL-0102 Wei CMTWRF



3 hrs.CHIN 2113 INTERMED CHINESE

Sec. 001 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMGIH-0338 Yu NMWF


3 hrs.CHIN 2223 INTERMED CHINESE

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM KH-0233 Qi YMWF


3 hrs.CHIN 3223 ADVANCED CHINESE II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM KH-0233 Gui MTR

1-3 hrs.CHIN 3990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

3 hrs.CHIN 4113 ADV READING/WRITING

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMCOH-0244 Gui MTR

3 hrs.CHIN 4533 NEWSPAPER READING

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:30PM- 4:45PM GIH-0344 Yu NMW

3 hrs.CHIN 4643 CHINESE CHARACTERS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMKH-0132 Gui MMWF

CHOCTAW (CHOC)


Phone: 325-3261

5 hrs.CHOC 1715 CHOCTAW I

Sec. 001

11:30AM-12:20PMDAHT-0906 Samuels BMTWRF

CHOC 1715 001 Is a GenEd Core Area I `Foreign Language` course.

CHOC 1715 001 has a service charge of $15.00.

Sec. 002

12:30PM- 1:20PM COH-0340 Samuels BMTWRF



5 hrs.CHOC 1725 CHOCTAW II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:20AM DAHT-0906 Stewart MMTWRF



Sec. 002 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM DAHT-0906 Stewart MMTWRF



3 hrs.CHOC 2733 CHOCTAW III

Sec. 001 Cd 1





CHOCTAW (CHOC)

10:30AM-11:20AMCOH-0244 Sealy LMWF


Sec. 002 Cd 1

3:30PM- 4:20PM DAHT-0906 Sealy LMWF


CIVIL ENGINEERING AND

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE (CEES)

Office: CARSON ENGR CENTER0334

Phone: 325-2344




0 hrs.CEES 1000 CEES SEMINAR

Sec. 001 Cd 7

2:40PM- 4:00PM SEC-A0235 Kolar RF

MEETS JAN 25, FEB 8 AND 22, MAR 7 AND 28, APR 11 AND 25.

CEES 1000 001 meets from Jan 25 - Apr 25.

3 hrs.CEES 2153 MECH OF MATERIALS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMSEC-N0202AMish KMWF

Sec. 002 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMSEC-M0204 Zaman MTR

3 hrs.CEES 2223 FLUID MECHANICS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM CEC-0031 Kibbey TTR

CEES 2223 001 has a service charge of $15.00.

1 hrs.CEES 2281 ENGR CO-OP PROGRAM

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,4,7

3 hrs.CEES 2323 TRANSPORT & FATE PR

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM CEC-S0011 Nanny MTR


3 hrs.CEES 3243 WATER & WASTE TREAT

Sec. 010 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMCEC-0031 Strevett KMW

Corequisite: CEES 3243 011 OR CEES 3243 012


0 hrs.CEES 3243 LAB-CEES 3243-010

Sec. 011 Cd 1

12:30PM- 2:20PM CEC-S0011 Strevett KM

Corequisite: CEES 3243 010

Sec. 012 Cd 1

12:30PM- 2:20PM CEC-S0011 Strevett KW


4 hrs.CEES 3334 MEASUREMENTS

Sec. 010 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMCEC-0031 Cerato AMWF




Sec. 011 Cd 1

3:00PM- 5:50PM CEC-S0011 Cerato AM


Sec. 012 Cd 1

3:00PM- 5:50PM CEC-S0011 Cerato AW


3 hrs.CEES 3403 MATERIALS

Sec. 010 Cd 1

12:00PM-12:50PMCEC-0121 Pei JTR




Sec. 011 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:50PM FL-0001 Pei JT


Sec. 012 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:50PM FL-0001 Pei JR


3 hrs.CEES 3673 STRUCT-CONCRETE I

Sec. 010 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM CEC-0031 Kang TMWF




Sec. 011 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM FL-0001 Kang TF


1-3 hrs.CEES 3960 HONORS READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.CEES 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

3 hrs.CEES 4123 OPEN CHANNEL FLOW

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM CEC-0119 Kolar RTR

3 hrs.CEES 4333 FOUNDATION ENGR

Sec. 001

10:30AM-11:45AMSEC-P0209 Miller GTR

3 hrs.CEES 4423 PROFESS INTERNSHIP

Sec. 001 Cd 1,7

CEC-0301C Nairn R

Sec. 002 Cd 1,7

CEC-0305 Butler E

Sec. 003 Cd 1,7

CEC-0318 Ramseyer C

Sec. 004 Cd 1,7

SEC-P0119 Abousleiman Y

Sec. 005 Cd 1,7

CEC-0331 Kibbey T

Sec. 006 Cd 1,7

CEC-0304A Nanny M

Sec. 007 Cd 1,7

CEC-0332A Miller G

Sec. 008 Cd 1,7

CEC-0332B Muraleetharan K

Sec. 009 Cd 1,7

CEC-0334B Knox R

Sec. 010 Cd 1,7

CEC-0318 Mish K

Sec. 011 Cd 1,7

CEC-0301A Kolar R

Sec. 012 Cd 1,7

SEC-S0208 Meo M

Sec. 013 Cd 1,7

CEC-0318 Kang T

Sec. 014 Cd 1,7

CEC-0320 Cerato A

Sec. 015 Cd 1,7

CEC-0327E Pei J

Sec. 016 Cd 1,7

CEC-0301B Sabatini D

Sec. 017 Cd 1,7

CEC-0313 Hatami K

Sec. 018 Cd 1,7

CEC-0327D Strevett K

Sec. 019 Cd 1,7

NWC-3638 Vieux B

Sec. 021 Cd 1,7

CEC-0107 Zaman M

3 hrs.CEES 4863 ENVIRON ASSESSMENT

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

2:30PM- 3:20PM CEC-0123 Meo MMWF

CEES Cross-Listed with: RCPL


3 hrs.CEES 4903 CIVIL ENGR DESIGN

Sec. 001 Cd 1

2:30PM- 5:20PM SEC-A0236 Miller GTR

CEES 4903 001 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.


3 hrs.CEES 4913 ES/ENV ENG CAPSTONE

Sec. 001 Cd 1

2:30PM- 5:20PM CEC-0123 Knox RTR

Vieux B

CEES 4913 001 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.


3 hrs.CEES 4923 ENVIR ENGR DESIGN

Sec. 001 Cd 1

2:30PM- 5:20PM CEC-0123 Knox RTR

Vieux B

1-12 hrs.CEES 4980 SENIOR RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

1-4 hrs.CEES 5010 CIVIL ENGR PROBLEMS

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

1-6 hrs.CEES 5020 SPECIAL TOPICS

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

3 hrs.CEES 5020 FLD AP-RIVER/STREAM

Sec. 026 Cd 1,7

3:30PM- 4:45PM CEC-0123 Strevett KMW

3 hrs.CEES 5020 WATR TECH-EMRG REGN

Sec. 035 Cd 1,7

8:30AM- 9:20AM CEC-0119 Sabatini DMWF

3 hrs.CEES 5020 ENGINEERING GEOLOGY

Sec. 900 Cd 1,7

6:00PM- 7:15PM CEC-0123 Cerato AMW

3 hrs.CEES 5020 REMOTE SENSING PREC

Sec. 901 Cd 1,7

6:00PM- 7:15PM NWC-5930TR

3 hrs.CEES 5020 EARTHQUAKE ENGINEER

Sec. 902 Cd 1,7

4:30PM- 5:45PM CEC-0119 Hatami KMW

1 hrs.CEES 5021 TECHNICAL COMMUNCTN

Sec. 001 Cd 1,7

8:00AM- 9:50AM SEC-A0236 Knox RT


4 hrs.CEES 5244 WATER/WASTE TREATMT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM CEC-0119 Sabatini DMWF

10:30AM-11:20AMCEC-S0011F


3 hrs.CEES 5363 ECOLOGICAL ENGR SCI

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM CEC-0031 Nairn RTR


3 hrs.CEES 5423 ENVIR GEOTECHNOLOGY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM FH-0319 Muraleetharan KTR


3 hrs.CEES 5493 TRANSPORT/LAND DEV

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

10:30AM-11:45AMCARN-0208ATR



3 hrs.CEES 5683 DYNAMICS-STRUCTURES

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:30PM- 7:45PM CEC-0031 Pei JTR

3 hrs.CEES 5763 FINITE ELEMENT METH

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

1:30PM- 2:45PM MFPH-3040 Mish KMW

CEES Cross-Listed with: AME

3 hrs.CEES 5773 STRUCT DES-STEEL II

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

12:00PM- 1:15PM FH-0336 Ramseyer CTR

3 hrs.CEES 5823 GIS APPL-ENV MODEL

Sec. 900 Cd 1

5:00PM- 6:15PM CEC-0206 Vieux BMW


3 hrs.CEES 5833 GRND WATER PROTECT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:45PM FH-0320 Butler EMW


3 hrs.CEES 5863 ENVIRON ASSESSMENT

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4




2-9 hrs.CEES 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 7

1-6 hrs.CEES 6210 SPECIAL TOPICS

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

CEES 6210 *** has a service charge of $15.00.

2-16 hrs.CEES 6980 RES DRS DISSERT

Sec. *** Cd 7

CLASSICAL CULTURE (CL C)


Phone: 325-6921

3 hrs.CL C 2383 CLASSICAL MYTHOLOGY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

2:30PM- 3:20PM PHSC-0114 Wagner SMWF

CL C 2383 001 Is a GenEd Core Area IV `Western Culture` course.

CL C 2383 001 has a service charge of $3.00.

2 hrs.CL C 2412 MEDICAL VOCABULARY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMGH-0103 Wagner SMW


Sec. 995 Cd 1





CLASSICAL CULTURE (CL C)

KH-0101 Walker-Esbaugh C


THERE WILL BE REGULARLY SCHEDULED EXAMS ON THE

NORMAN CAMPUS.


CL C 2412 995 This course is taught on the internet.

3 hrs.CL C 2613 ROMAN CIVILIZATION

Sec. 001

3:00PM- 4:15PM AH-0355 Harper JTR


3 hrs.CL C 3043 FREEDOM IN ROME

Sec. 001

3:00PM- 4:15PM NH-0270 Fears JTR

CL C 3043 001 FOR JUNIORS AND ABOVE.



3 hrs.CL C 3113 GREEK EPIC POETRY

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:10PM KH-0138 Masopust MR



3 hrs.CL C 3233 THE ROMAN FORUM

Sec. 001

3:00PM- 4:15PM KH-0138 Stanley FMW

3 hrs.CL C 3510 ORIGIN-CHRISTIANITY

Sec. 001

10:30AM-11:45AMGH-0103 Harper JTR


3 hrs.CL C 3510 HELLAS

Sec. 995

KH-0101 Chambers P



CL C 3510 995 This course is taught on the internet.

3 hrs.CL C 3613 INFLUENCES-MOD LIT

Sec. 001

9:00AM-10:15AM KH-0138 Huskey RTR


Sec. 900

6:30PM- 9:10PM KH-0138 Masopust MW

TOPIC: UTOPIAS


1-3 hrs.CL C 3960 HONORS READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.CL C 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

3 hrs.CL C 4503 CL C CAPSTONE

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:45PM KH-0135 Greene ETR

CL C 4503 900 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.

1-3 hrs.CL C 4990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,3

1-3 hrs.CL C 5990 SPECIAL STUDIES

Sec. *** Cd 1

COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES

(CAS)

Office: MEMORIAL UNION0329

Phone: 325-1974

3 hrs.CAS 1023 SCIENTIFIC METHOD

Sec. 001

11:30AM-12:20PMSEC-P0207 Deming DMWF

CAS 1023 001 Is a GenEd Core Area IV `Western Culture` course.

1 hrs.CAS 3901 A&S CO-OP PROGRAM

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

3 hrs.CAS 4033 NONPROFIT MGT II

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:00PM FH-0320 Cartwright CT

PLEASE NOTE THIS CLASS DOES NOT MEET ON MAIN

CAMPUS, IT WILL MEET AT THE SARKEYS FOUNDATION AT

530 EAST MAIN, NORMAN. YOU MAY CONTACT THE

INSTRUCTOR BY E-MAIL AT [email protected]

CAS 4033 900 See comments online at enroll.ou.edu for meeting

location.

1 hrs.CAS 4091 CAREER PLANNING

Sec. 100 Cd 1


MEETS JAN 17 THR FEB 26.

CAS 4091 100 meets from Jan 14 - Mar 7.

Sec. 200 Cd 1


MEETS MAR 2 THR APR 20.

CAS 4091 200 meets from Mar 10 - May 2.

3 hrs.CAS 4113 LIFE AFTER OU

Sec. 001 Cd 1,7

3:00PM- 6:00PM NH-0170 Pierce PW

CAS 4113 001 has a service charge of $10.00.

1-3 hrs.CAS 4630 INTERNSHIP

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

3 hrs.CAS 4703 MULTIDIS CAPSTONE

Sec. 995 Cd 1

Dickinson S


CAS 4703 995 This course is taught on the internet.

Sec. 996 Cd 1

Dickinson S


CAS 4703 996 This course is taught on the internet.

COLLEGE OF EARTH AND ENERGY

(CEE)


Phone: 325-4005

3 hrs.CEE 2103 ENERGY & ENVIRONMNT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM SEC-A0133 Lawson WTR

CEE 2103 001 Is a GenEd Core Area II `Science w/o Lab` course.

COMMUNICATION (COMM)

Office: BURTON HALL0101

Phone: 325-3111

COMM 1113 IS A GEN ED CORE AREA I "OTHER"

COURSE. COMM 1113 HAS A SERVICE CHARGE

OF $35.00.

3 hrs.COMM 1113 PRIN-COMMUNICATION

Sec. 001 Cd 6

1:30PM- 2:45PM BURT-0119 Meirick PTR

COMM 1113 001 has a service charge of $35.00.

COMM 1113 001 Must be a member of the Honors College in order

to enroll.

Sec. 002

3:00PM- 4:15PM BURT-0229TR


Sec. 003

1:30PM- 2:45PM BURT-0208TR


Sec. 004

9:30AM-10:20AM BURT-0208MWF


Sec. 005

8:30AM- 9:20AM BURT-0201MWF


Sec. 006

10:30AM-11:20AMBURT-0201MWF


Sec. 007

12:30PM- 1:20PM BURT-0201MWF


Sec. 008

1:30PM- 2:45PM BURT-0229MW


Sec. 009

12:30PM- 1:20PM BURT-0229MWF


Sec. 010



Sec. 011

11:30AM-12:20PMBURT-0229MWF


Sec. 012



Sec. 013

7:30AM- 8:45AM BURT-0229TR


Sec. 014

3:00PM- 4:15PM BURT-0119MW


Sec. 015

9:00AM-10:15AM BURT-0205TR


Sec. 016

10:30AM-11:45AMBURT-0229TR


Sec. 017

12:00PM- 1:15PM BURT-0210TR


Sec. 018



Sec. 900

4:30PM- 5:45PM BURT-0208MW


Sec. 901

6:30PM- 9:20PM BURT-0201T


Sec. 902

6:30PM- 9:20PM BURT-0205W


Sec. 903

6:30PM- 9:20PM BURT-0210R


Sec. 904

4:30PM- 5:45PM BURT-0229TR


Sec. 905

4:30PM- 5:45PM BURT-0119MW


Sec. 906

6:30PM- 9:30PM BURT-0208M


Sec. 907

4:30PM- 5:45PM BURT-0205TR


Sec. 995

BURT-0101 Spencer A



COMM 1113 995 This course is taught on the internet.

Sec. 996

BURT-0101 Spencer A




1 hrs.COMM 2111 PRAC-FORENSICS

Sec. 900

5:00PM- 6:00PM BURT-0201 Wakefield LM

3 hrs.COMM 2113 BUS & PROF COMM

Sec. 001

10:30AM-11:45AMBURT-0201 Cunningham CTR

3 hrs.COMM 2213 INTERPERSONAL COMM

Sec. 001

9:00AM-10:15AM BURT-0119 Mason ATR

Sec. 900

6:30PM- 9:20PM BURT-0208 Hsieh EW

Sec. 995

BURT-0101 DeBoer S



3 hrs.COMM 2513 INTRO TO STATISTICS

Sec. 010 Cd 1

3:30PM- 4:20PM GLCH-0123 Craig EMW

Corequisite: COMM 2513 011 OR COMM 2513 012

COMM 2513 010 Is a GenEd Core Area I `Mathematics` course.


0 hrs.COMM 2513 DISC-COMM 2513-010

Sec. 011 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:20PM BURT-0210 Russell JM

Corequisite: COMM 2513 010


Sec. 012 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:20PM BURT-0201 Russell JW

Corequisite: COMM 2513 010


3 hrs.COMM 2513 INTRO TO STATISTICS

Sec. 995 Cd 1

BURT-0101 Russell J





COMM 2613 IS A GEN ED CORE AREA I "OTHER"

COURSE. COMM 2613 HAS A SERVICE CHARGE

OF $35.00.





COMMUNICATION (COMM)

3 hrs.COMM 2613 PUBLIC SPEAKING

Sec. 001 Cd 6

3:00PM- 4:15PM BURT-0119 Welch NTR


COMM 2613 001 Must be a member of the Honors College in order

to enroll.

Sec. 002



Sec. 003

3:00PM- 4:15PM BURT-0205TR


Sec. 004



Sec. 005

12:00PM- 1:15PM BURT-0208TR


Sec. 006



Sec. 007



Sec. 008



Sec. 900

4:30PM- 5:45PM BURT-0210TR


Sec. 901

6:30PM- 9:20PM BURT-0205T


Sec. 902

6:30PM- 9:20PM BURT-0229W


Sec. 903

6:30PM- 9:20PM BURT-0205R


Sec. 904

4:30PM- 5:45PM BURT-0205MW


3 hrs.COMM 2713 COMM IN SOC-CORE I

Sec. 001 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMGLCH-0131 Wright KMWF


3 hrs.COMM 3003 POLIT CAMPAIGN PROC

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM AH-0355 Meirick PTR


3 hrs.COMM 3023 COMM RESEARCH METH

Sec. 001 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:20AM DAH-0128MWF


3 hrs.COMM 3113 COMM RES PROCEDURES

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM GH-0103 Wright KMW


3 hrs.COMM 3223 SMALL GROUP COMMUN

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMBURT-0210 Van Gundy ATR

3 hrs.COMM 3253 PERSUASION PRINCPLS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMBURT-0205 Miller CTR

3 hrs.COMM 3263 ORGANIZATION COMM

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM BURT-0208 O Hair DMW

3 hrs.COMM 3283 COMM AND EMOTION

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM BURT-0229 Miller CTR

3 hrs.COMM 3483 COMM/ARGUMENTATION

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMBURT-0210 Foster LMWF

3 hrs.COMM 3513 INTERCULTURAL COMM

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM BURT-0119 Kim YMW

COMM 3513 001 Is a GenEd Core Area IV `Western Culture` course.

Sec. 002 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM BURT-0201 Rodriguez CMW


Sec. 940 Cd 1

5:30PM- 8:30PM McKay-Semmler KM


COMM 3513 940 MEETS AT OKLAHOMA CITY COMMUNITY

COLLEGE.

3 hrs.COMM 3523 COMM IN RELATION

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM BURT-0205 Banas JTR

3 hrs.COMM 3633 HEALTH COMM

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM BURT-0210MW

3 hrs.COMM 3643 MEDIA & SOC

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM BURT-0201 Meirick PTR

1-3 hrs.COMM 3960 HONORS READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.COMM 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-6 hrs.COMM 4010 INTERNSHIP

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

3 hrs.COMM 4253 STRATEGIC CAMPAIGNS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM BURT-0210 Banas JTR

3 hrs.COMM 4323 POLITICAL COMM

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

1:30PM- 2:45PM BURT-0210 Foster LMW

COMM Cross-Listed with: P SC

3 hrs.COMM 4423 COMM & PUB OPINION

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM BURT-0210MWF

3 hrs.COMM 4513 INTERNATIONAL COMM

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM BURT-0229 Kim YMW

3 hrs.COMM 4643 MASS MEDIA EFFECT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM BURT-0210 Hansen GMWF

3 hrs.COMM 4713 ISSUES-COMM STUDY

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

1:30PM- 2:45PM BURT-0210 Van Gundy ATR

Potts K

COMM 4713 001 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.


Sec. 995 Cd 1

BURT-0101 Martin J


COMM 4713 995 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.



1-3 hrs.COMM 4990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,2

3 hrs.COMM 5003 QUANTITATIVE RESRCH

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 5:50PM BURT-0125CJohnson AT

3 hrs.COMM 5313 QUALITATIVE METHODS

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

2:30PM- 5:20PM KH-0330 Beamon KM

COMM Cross-Listed with: SOC

3 hrs.COMM 5323 ADV QUAL RESEARCH

Sec. 900 Cd 1,4

6:30PM- 9:20PM BURT-0125CKramer EW

COMM Cross-Listed with: SOC


3 hrs.COMM 5553 PERSUASIVE CAMPAIGN

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 5:30PM BURT-0125CPfau MW

3 hrs.COMM 5810 COMM INDENTITIES

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 5:50PM BURT-0125CHsieh EM

1-3 hrs.COMM 5960 DIRECTED READINGS

Sec. *** Cd 1,2

2-9 hrs.COMM 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 7

3 hrs.COMM 6023 COMM RES TASK GROUP

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

4 hrs.COMM 6314 COMM HISTORY/THEORY

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:50PM BURT-0204CKramer EM

3 hrs.COMM 6373 SEMINAR-MASS COMM

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:20PM BURT-0125CHansen GR

3 hrs.COMM 6970 FEMINIST SCHOLARSHP

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 5:50PM BURT-0125CRodriguez CR

2-16 hrs.COMM 6980 RES DRS DISSERT

Sec. *** Cd 7

1-4 hrs.COMM 6990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 2,7

COMMUNICATION DISORDERS (C D)


Phone: 325-3521

3 hrs.C D 3433 INTRO-SPEECH PATH

Sec. 001

3:00PM- 4:15PM DAH-0103TR

COMPUTER SCIENCE (C S)

Office: ENGINEERING LAB0120

Phone: 325-4042




3 hrs.C S 1313 PROGRAM NON-MAJORS

Sec. 010 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM SEC-A0235MWF

Corequisite: C S 1313 011 THR C S 1313 014


DISCUSSION SECTIONS AS A COREQUISITE: C S 1313 011

THROUGH 014.

0 hrs.C S 1313 DISC-C S 1313-010

Sec. 011 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMCEC-0206F

Corequisite: C S 1313 010

Sec. 012 Cd 1

12:00PM-12:50PMCEC-0206F


Sec. 013 Cd 1

1:00PM- 1:50PM CEC-0206F


Sec. 014 Cd 1

2:00PM- 2:50PM CEC-0206F


3 hrs.C S 1323 INTRO-PROGRAMMING

Sec. 010 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMSEC-A0235 Antonio JMWF

Corequisite: C S 1323 011 THR C S 1323 013


SECTIONS AS A COREQUISITE: C S 1323 011 THROUGH 013.

0 hrs.C S 1323 LAB-C S 1323-010

Sec. 011 Cd 1

8:30AM-10:20AM SEC-P0207 Antonio JT


Sec. 012 Cd 1

10:30AM-12:20PMSEC-P0207 Antonio JT


Sec. 013 Cd 1

12:30PM- 2:20PM SEC-P0207 Antonio JT


1 hrs.C S 2281 ENGR CO-OP PROGRAM

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,4,7

4 hrs.C S 2334 PROG STRUC/ABSTRACT

Sec. 010 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:20AM FH-0304 Trytten DMWF

Corequisite: C S 2334 011 OR C S 2334 012


SECTIONS AS A COREQUISITE: C S 2334 011 THROUGH 012.

0 hrs.C S 2334 LAB-C S 2334-010

Sec. 011 Cd 1

10:30AM-12:20PMSEC-P0207 Trytten DR


Sec. 012 Cd 1

12:30PM- 2:20PM SEC-P0207 Trytten DR


3 hrs.C S 2413 DATA STRUCTURES

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:45PM CEC-0117 Radhakrishnan SMW

3 hrs.C S 2603 APPLIED LOGIC





COMPUTER SCIENCE (C S)

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM CEC-0121 Page RTR

3 hrs.C S 2613 COMPUTER ORGANIZATN

Sec. 001 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:20AM CEC-0123 Antonio JMW

8:30AM-10:20AMF

C S 2613 001 has a service charge of $10.00.

3 hrs.C S 2813 DISCRETE STRUCTURES

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM CEC-0119 Cheng QTR

3 hrs.C S 3053 HUM COMP INTERACT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM MFPH-2040 Dong YMWF

3 hrs.C S 3113 OPERATING SYSTEMS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM SEC-P0207 Radhakrishnan SMW

3 hrs.C S 3723 NUM METH ENGR COMP

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

1:30PM- 2:20PM CEC-0121MWF

C S Cross-Listed with: AME CH E P E

Sec. 900 Cd 1,4


C S Cross-Listed with: AME CH E P E

3 hrs.C S 3823 THEORY-COMPUTATION

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM CEC-0117 Kim CMW

1-3 hrs.C S 3960 HONORS READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.C S 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

3 hrs.C S 4013 ARTIFICIAL INTELL

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM MFPH-3030 McGovern ATR

3 hrs.C S 4023 INTELLIGENT ROBOTIC

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMCEC-0441 Hougen DTR

3 hrs.C S 4053 COMPUTER GRAPHICS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMFH-0319 Dhall SMWF

3 hrs.C S 4113 OPERAT SYS THEORY

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:45PM FH-0336 Dhall SMW

3 hrs.C S 4163 EMBEDDED SYSTEMS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM FH-0320 Fagg ATR

3 hrs.C S 4273 SOFTWARE ENGR II

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:45PM CEC-0441 Page RTR

C S 4273 900 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.

Sec. 901 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:45PM FH-0334 Page RTR

C S 4273 901 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.

3 hrs.C S 4323 COMPILER CONSTRUCTN

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM CEC-0117 Kim CMW

0 hrs.C S 4410 PROG COMP

Sec. 900 Cd 1,2

4:30PM- 6:30PM CEC-0119 Trytten DT

3 hrs.C S 4613 COMPUTER ARCHITECT

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

9:00AM-10:15AM SEC-P0203 Atiquzzaman MTR

C S Cross-Listed with: ECE

3 hrs.C S 4823 CRYPTOGRAPHY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMCEC-0121 Cheng QMWF

1-3 hrs.C S 4910 SR READING/RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

3 hrs.C S 5023 INTELLIGENT ROBOTIC

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMCEC-0441 Hougen DTR

3 hrs.C S 5053 COMPUTER GRAPHICS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMFH-0319 Dhall SMWF

3 hrs.C S 5113 OPERAT SYS THEORY

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:45PM FH-0336 Dhall SMW

3 hrs.C S 5143 NETWORK DESIGN MGMT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMCEC-0119 Atiquzzaman MTR

3 hrs.C S 5163 EMBEDDED SYSTEMS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM FH-0320 Fagg ATR

3 hrs.C S 5213 SOFTWARE PROCESSES

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM CEC-0119 Dong YTR

3 hrs.C S 5433 COMP METHODS-OPTIMZ

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

9:00AM-10:15AM CEC-0123 Thulasiraman KTR

3 hrs.C S 5613 COMP NET-DIST PROC

Sec. 900 Cd 1

5:00PM- 6:15PM CEC-0031 Lakshmivarahan STR

3 hrs.C S 5753 SCIENTIF COMPUT II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM PHSC-0360 Lakshmivarahan STR

3 hrs.C S 5823 CRYPTOGRAPHY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMCEC-0121 Cheng QMWF

3 hrs.C S 5970 ADV MACHINE LEARNIN

Sec. 001 Cd 1,2

3:00PM- 4:15PM FH-0334 McGovern ATR

2-9 hrs.C S 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 2,7

1-3 hrs.C S 5990 INDEPENDENT STUDIES

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

2-16 hrs.C S 6980 RES DRS DISSERT

Sec. *** Cd 2,7

CONSTRUCTION SCIENCE (CNS)


Phone: 325-2444

2 hrs.CNS 1212 COMPUTERS IN CONSTR

Sec. 010

9:30AM-10:20AM GH-0109 Mc Manus WM

Corequisite: CNS 1212 011

0 hrs.CNS 1212 LAB-CNS 1212-010

Sec. 011

9:30AM-11:20AM GH-0109 Mc Manus WW


3 hrs.CNS 2813 CONSTRUCT DOCUMENTS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM GH-G0013 McCuen TTR

CNS 2813 001 has a service charge of $3.00.

3 hrs.CNS 2913 CONSTRUC EQUIP/METH

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM GH-G0013 Ryan RTR


3 hrs.CNS 3153 LEGAL ISSUES-CONSTR

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:20PM GH-0103 Magrini RW


3 hrs.CNS 3813 PROJECT PLAN/SCHED

Sec. 010 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMGH-G0013 Mc Manus WTR



0 hrs.CNS 3813 LAB-CNS 3813-010

Sec. 011 Cd 1

11:30AM- 1:20PM GH-0109 Mc Manus WR


3 hrs.CNS 4853 HVY-CIVIL CONSTRCT

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:00PM GH-0013R

3 hrs.CNS 4863 PROD RESIDENT CONST

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 7:30PM GH-0101 McCuen TM

1-4 hrs.CNS 4960 DIRECTED READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

3 hrs.CNS 4993 CONSTR SCI CAPSTONE

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM GH-G0013 Gransberg DTR

CNS 4993 001 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 7:30PM GH-0101 McCuen TM

CNS 4993 900 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.

3 hrs.CNS 5523 DESIGN BUI CONTRACT

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 7:30PM GH-G0013 Gransberg DM

3 hrs.CNS 5613 INFO TECH-CONSTRUCT

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 7:20PM GH-0310 Ryan RW


3 hrs.CNS 5623 CON CONTRACTS FIN

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 7:20PM GH-G0013 Mc Manus WT

1-3 hrs.CNS 5940 CONST INDUSTRY PRAC

Sec. 900 Cd 1

GH-0261 Gransberg D

CNS 5940 900 Contact department for additional information on time

and location.

2 hrs.CNS 5952 PRESENTATION

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

1-4 hrs.CNS 5960 DIRECTED READINGS

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

3 hrs.CNS 5993 SPECIAL STUDIES-CNS

Sec. 001 Cd 1,2,7

GH-0254 Robson K

Sec. 002 Cd 1,2,7

GH-0254A Mc Manus W

Sec. 003 Cd 1,2,7

GH-0261 Gransberg D

Sec. 004 Cd 1,2,7

GH-0259 Ryan R

3 hrs.CNS 5993 SPEC STUDY-RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

CREEK (CREK)


Phone: 325-3261

5 hrs.CREK 1715 CREEK I

Sec. 001

10:30AM-11:20AMDAHT-0104 Mc Carty GMTWRF

CREK 1715 001 Is a GenEd Core Area I `Foreign Language` course.

CREK 1715 001 has a service charge of $15.00.

Sec. 900

4:30PM- 5:20PM KH-0136 Mc Carty GMTWRF



5 hrs.CREK 1725 CREEK II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM KH-0136 Mauldin MMTWRF



Sec. 002 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM ARM-0105 Mc Carty GMTWRF



3 hrs.CREK 2733 CREEK III

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMFH-0336 Mauldin MTR


Sec. 002 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM DAHT-0907 Mauldin MTR


DANCE (DANC)

Office: Reynolds Performing Arts1000

Phone: 325-4051

2 hrs.DANC 1212 BALLET TECHNIQUE I

Sec. 001

9:00AM-10:20AM FAC-0110MWF

DANC 1212 001 has a service charge of $65.00.

Sec. 002

3:30PM- 5:20PM FAC-0110TR


Sec. 003

1:30PM- 2:50PM FAC-0110MWF

DANCE 1212-003 IS AN ADVANCED CLASS. STUDENTS

MUST HAVE TAKEN ONE(1) SEMESTER OF BALLET I OR

PREVIOUS BALLET.


Sec. 900

4:30PM- 5:50PM FAC-0110MWF





DANCE (DANC)


2 hrs.DANC 1312 MODERN TECHNIQUE I

Sec. 001

3:00PM- 4:20PM RPAC-2002MWF


Sec. 002

9:00AM-10:50AM RPAC-2002TR


Sec. 003

12:00PM- 1:20PM FAC-0305MWF


1 hrs.DANC 1411 STAGE MAKEUP-DANCER

Sec. 001

3:30PM- 5:20PM FAC-B0015M


3 hrs.DANC 1713 UNDERSTANDING DANCE

Sec. 001

3:30PM- 4:45PM DAH-0128TR

DANC 1713 001 Is a GenEd Core Area IV `Artistic Forms` course.


Sec. 900

4:30PM- 5:50PM PHSC-0201MW



Sec. 901

4:30PM- 5:45PM DAH-0103TR



3 hrs.DANC 1813 INTRO-NON-WEST DANC

Sec. 001

9:00AM-10:15AM PHSC-0201TR

DANC 1813 001 Is a GenEd Core Area IV `Non-West Culture` course.


1 hrs.DANC 1911 REHEARSAL & PRODCTN

Sec. 001 Cd 1

FAC-0121 Fain M

DANC 1911 001 Contact department for additional information on

time and location.

2 hrs.DANC 2112 TAP II

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

9:30AM-10:50AM CH-0209 Cramer LMWF

DANC Cross-Listed with: MTHR


2 hrs.DANC 2212 BALLET TECHNIQUE II

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

12:00PM- 1:20PM FAC-0110MWF

SECTION 001 IS FOR MAJORS ONLY.


DANC 2212 001 For Majors only.

Sec. 002 Cd 1

3:30PM- 5:20PM RPAC-3002TR

SECTION 002 IS FOR NON MAJORS.


DANC 2212 002 For Non-Majors only.

4 hrs.DANC 2214 INTERMEDIATE BALLET

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:20PM FAC-0110MWF

10:30AM-11:50AMTR

SECTION 001 IS FOR MEN ONLY.



DANC 2214 001 For Men Only.

Sec. 002 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:20PM FAC-0110MWF

3:00PM- 4:20PM RPAC-3002MW

SECTION 002 IS FOR WOMEN ONLY.



DANC 2214 002 For Women Only.

2 hrs.DANC 2242 POINTE CLASS

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

3:00PM- 4:20PM RPAC-3002MW


2 hrs.DANC 2292 BALLET APPRENTICE

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

12:00PM- 1:50PM RPAC-3002TR

2 hrs.DANC 2312 MODERN TECHNIQUE II

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3



4 hrs.DANC 2314 INTERMED MOD TECH

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:50PM RPAC-2002 Minter DMWF

12:00PM- 1:20PM FAC-0305 Hartel ATR


2 hrs.DANC 2392 MODERN APPRENTICE

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

1:30PM- 3:20PM RPAC-2002 Hartel ATR

Minter D

2 hrs.DANC 2412 PILATES BODY COND

Sec. 001 Cd 7

10:30AM-11:50AMFAC-0305TR


Sec. 002 Cd 7

10:30AM-11:20AMFAC-0305 Sheppard JMWF


Sec. 003 Cd 7

9:00AM-10:20AM FAC-0305TR


Sec. 004 Cd 7

9:00AM- 9:50AM FAC-0305 Sheppard JMWF


Sec. 005 Cd 7

1:30PM- 2:20PM FAC-0305 Hamilton DMWF


Sec. 006 Cd 7

3:30PM- 4:50PM FAC-0305TR


Sec. 007 Cd 7

9:00AM- 9:50AM RPAC-2002 Hamilton DMWF


Sec. 025 Cd 7

RPAC-2040 Sheppard J

DANCE 2412-025 IS FOR DANCE MAJORS ONLY.



time and location.


2 hrs.DANC 2442 JAZZ II

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

3:00PM- 4:50PM CH-0209 Cramer LTR


2 hrs.DANC 2512 BALLROOM DANCING I

Sec. 001 Cd 7

2:00PM- 4:00PM OMU-0301 Pone MM

Macias G

Bramlett G

Sec. 900 Cd 7

5:30PM- 7:30PM OMU-0301 Pone MM

Bramlett G

Macias G

2 hrs.DANC 2522 BALLROOM DANCING II

Sec. 900 Cd 1,7

8:00PM-10:00PM OMU-0301 Pone MM

Bramlett G

Macias G

NEED ONE SEMESTER OF BASIC OR PREVIOUS BALLROOM

DANCING.

2 hrs.DANC 2712 BODY SCI FOR DANCE

Sec. 001

3:30PM- 4:50PM RPAC-2002 Perry CTR

4 hrs.DANC 3214 BALLET TECH III

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

9:00AM-10:50AM RPAC-3002 Lindberg JMWF

9:00AM-10:20AM Brule WTR


Sec. 002 Cd 1,3

1:00PM- 2:50PM RPAC-3002 Edwards DMWF

9:00AM-10:20AM FAC-0110TR


Sec. 003 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:50AMFAC-0110TR

ADDITIONAL MEETING TIME ON MONDAY, WEDNESDAY

AND FRIDAY.


DANC 3214 003 For Men Only.

DANC 3214 003 Has additional meeting time. Consult department.

2 hrs.DANC 3292 OU BALLET COMPANY

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

12:00PM- 1:50PM RPAC-3002 Edwards DTR

Brule W

4 hrs.DANC 3314 MOD TECHNIQUE III

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

10:00AM-11:50AMRPAC-2002 Hartel AMWF

12:00PM- 1:20PM Minter DTR


2 hrs.DANC 3392 CONTMP DANCE OK

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

1:30PM- 3:20PM RPAC-2002 Hartel ATR

Minter D

2 hrs.DANC 3412 PILATES EQUIPMENT

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3,7


STUDENT MUST HAVE TAKEN ONE SEMESTER OF PILATES

BODY CONDITIONING, CONTACT

[email protected] OR CALL 325-2065 TO

SCHEDULE YOUR EQUIPMENT TIME.



time and location.

Sec. 025 Cd 1,7


DANCE 3412-025 IS FOR DANCE MAJORS ONLY.



time and location.


2 hrs.DANC 3632 DANCE COMPOSITION

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:20PM RPAC-2002MW

3 hrs.DANC 3753 HISTORY-DEVELOPMENT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM AH-0355 Hardy CMW

Sec. 002 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMPHSC-0224 Hardy CTR

3 hrs.DANC 3813 HIST OF WORLD DANCE

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM CMC-0315 Perry CTR

DANC 3813 001 Is a GenEd Core Area IV `Non-West Culture` course.


1-3 hrs.DANC 3960 HONORS READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.DANC 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

2 hrs.DANC 4022 BALLET REPERTOIRE

Sec. 001 Cd 1

2:00PM- 3:20PM RPAC-3002TR

2 hrs.DANC 4112 TAP IV

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

10:30AM-11:50AMCH-0209 Cramer LTR


4 hrs.DANC 4214 BALLET TECHNIQUE IV

Sec. 001 Cd 1

11:00AM-12:50PMRPAC-3002MWF

10:30AM-11:50AMTR


2 hrs.DANC 4242 PAS DE DEUX

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3


2 hrs.DANC 4442 JAZZ IV

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

3:30PM- 5:20PM FAC-0305 Reynolds-Reed AMW


3 hrs.DANC 4723 SENIOR CAPSTONE

Sec. *** Cd 1

DANC 4723 *** Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.

1 hrs.DANC 4821 TEACH CLASS BALLET

Sec. 001 Cd 1

RPAC-1006


time and location.

1 hrs.DANC 4851 TEACH MODERN DANCE

Sec. 001 Cd 1

RPAC-1008 Hartel A

Minter D


time and location.

3-12 hrs.DANC 4900 PROFESSIONAL SEMEST

Sec. *** Cd 1,3

1-3 hrs.DANC 4990 SPECIAL STUDIES

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

1-3 hrs.DANC 4990 SP STUDY-BALLET

Sec. 002 Cd 1,3,7

RPAC-1004 Brule W

1-6 hrs.DANC 4990 SPEC STDY-MOD DANC

Sec. 003 Cd 1,3,7





DANCE (DANC)

RPAC-1008 Hartel A


Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

1-3 hrs.DANC 4990 SPECIAL STU-MODERN

Sec. 007 Cd 1,3,7

RPAC-1020 Perry C


Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

1-6 hrs.DANC 4990 SP STUDY-MODERN

Sec. 009 Cd 1,3,7

RPAC-1017 Minter D

3 hrs.DANC 5023 INTRO TO GRAD STUDY

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

RPAC-1000


time and location.

1-4 hrs.DANC 5090 GRAD SPECIAL STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,3

4 hrs.DANC 5224 GRAD BALLET TECH

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

11:00AM-12:50PMRPAC-3002MWF

10:30AM-11:50AMTR


2 hrs.DANC 5292 ADV BALLET CO CLASS

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

12:00PM- 1:50PM RPAC-3002TR

4 hrs.DANC 5324 GRAD MOD DANCE TECH

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

10:00AM-11:50AMRPAC-2002 Hartel AMWF

12:00PM- 1:20PM Minter DTR


2 hrs.DANC 5392 ADV MODERN COMPANY

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

1:30PM- 3:20PM RPAC-2002 Minter DTR

Hartel A

3-6 hrs.DANC 5900 PROFESSIONAL SEMEST

Sec. *** Cd 1,3

3 hrs.DANC 5913 GRAD PROJ IN DANCE

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

RPAC-1000 Holt M

Sec. 003 Cd 1,3

RPAC-1008 Hartel A

Sec. 006 Cd 1,3

RPAC-1016 Lindberg J

2-9 hrs.DANC 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 7

DRAMA (DRAM)

Office: SCIENCE HALL0121

Phone: 325-4021

INTERESTED NON-DRAMA MAJORS MAY CONTACT

THE SCHOOL OF DRAMA ABOUT COURSES OPEN

TO NON-MAJORS.

3 hrs.DRAM 1013 INTRO TO DESIGN

Sec. 001

10:30AM-11:45AMHEST-0183 Sullivan MTR

DRAM 1013 001 For Majors only.

4 hrs.DRAM 1114 COSTUME CONSTRUCTN

Sec. 001

9:30AM-10:20AM FAC-B0005TR

DRAM 1114 001 has a service charge of $40.00.


DRAM 1114 001 Has additional meeting time. Consult department.

4 hrs.DRAM 1124 STAGECRAFT

Sec. 010

9:30AM-10:20AM FAC-0319 Fain MTR

Corequisite: DRAM 1124 011 THR DRAM 1124 015


SECTIONS AS A COREQUISITE: DRAM 1124 011 THROUGH

015.




0 hrs.DRAM 1124 LAB-DRAM 1124-010

Sec. 011

1:00PM- 3:00PM FAC-0114 Fain MTR

Corequisite: DRAM 1124 010

Sec. 012

3:00PM- 5:00PM FAC-0114 Fain MTR


Sec. 013

1:00PM- 3:00PM FAC-0114 Fain MMW


Sec. 014

3:00PM- 5:00PM FAC-0114 Fain MMW


Sec. 015

1:00PM- 5:00PM FAC-0114 Fain MF


3 hrs.DRAM 1133 DRAWING & RENDERING

Sec. 001

12:30PM- 2:20PM HEST-0183 Sullivan MTR


4 hrs.DRAM 1134 STAGE LIGHTING

Sec. 001

9:30AM-10:20AM FAC-0319 Young DMW




1 hrs.DRAM 1141 STG MGT SEMINAR I

Sec. 001

2:30PM- 3:20PM FAC-0201 Sadler CF

1 hrs.DRAM 1411 MAKEUP

Sec. 001

3:30PM- 5:20PM FAC-B0015F



3 hrs.DRAM 1503 ACTING-NONMAJORS

Sec. 001

10:30AM-11:45AMFAC-0317TR


DRAM 1503 001 For Non-Majors only.

Sec. 002

12:00PM- 1:15PM HEST-0187TR



Sec. 003

10:30AM-11:45AMHEST-0187TR



Sec. 004

10:30AM-11:20AMHEST-0187MWF



Sec. 005

12:30PM- 1:20PM HEST-0187MWF



3 hrs.DRAM 1523 CHARACTER STUDY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-11:20AM FAC-0317 Pender JMWF



Sec. 002 Cd 1

9:30AM-11:20AM FAC-0313MWF



Sec. 003 Cd 1

9:30AM-11:20AM FAC-0302 Millar AMWF



3 hrs.DRAM 1603 VOICE/DICTN-NONMAJ

Sec. 001

1:30PM- 2:45PM HEST-0187TR


3 hrs.DRAM 1713 UNDERSTAND THEATRE

Sec. 010

12:30PM- 1:20PM GLCH-0123 Craig KMW



DISCUSSION SECTIONS AS A COREQUISITE: DRAM 1713 011

THROUGH 017.

DRAM 1713 010 Is a GenEd Core Area IV `Artistic Forms` course.


0 hrs.DRAM 1713 DISC-DRAM 1713-010

Sec. 011

10:30AM-11:20AMFAC-0313T



Sec. 012

11:30AM-12:20PMHEST-0188T



Sec. 013

9:30AM-10:20AM HEST-0188R



Sec. 014

10:30AM-11:20AMFAC-0313R



Sec. 015

11:30AM-12:20PMHEST-0188R



Sec. 016

10:30AM-11:20AMHEST-0188F



Sec. 017

11:30AM-12:20PMHEST-0188F



3 hrs.DRAM 1713 UNDERSTAND THEATRE

Sec. 020 Cd 6

12:30PM- 1:20PM GLCH-0123 Craig KMW




DRAM 1713 020 Must be a member of the Honors College in order

to enroll.


Sec. 021 Cd 6

2:30PM- 3:20PM FAC-0319 Craig KW



DRAM 1713 021 Must be a member of the Honors College in order

to enroll.

1 hrs.DRAM 1911 REHEARSAL & PRODCTN

Sec. 001 Cd 1

FAC-0323 Fain M

DRAM 1911 001 Contact department for additional information on

time and location.

3 hrs.DRAM 2053 CAD I FOR THEATRE

Sec. 001 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:45AM FAC-0321 Draheim STR

1 hrs.DRAM 2141 STG MGT SEMINAR II

Sec. 001 Cd 1


3 hrs.DRAM 2223 LIGHTING DESIGN

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 3:00PM HEST-0183 Draheim SMW


3 hrs.DRAM 2243 DRAPING-DRAFTING I

Sec. 001 Cd 1

FAC-B0005 Mason P



time and location.

3 hrs.DRAM 2253 DRAPING-DRAFTING II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

FAC-B0005 Mason P



time and location.

3 hrs.DRAM 2333 ADV STAGE MOVEMENT

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

Ellis M


Sec. 002 Cd 1,3

Ellis M


3 hrs.DRAM 2343 HISTORY OF COSTUME

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMPHSC-0122 Buchwald MMWF

3 hrs.DRAM 2523 PERFORM SHAKESPEARE

Sec. 001 Cd 1

11:30AM- 1:20PM FAC-0313 Orr TMWF


Sec. 002 Cd 1

11:30AM- 1:20PM FAC-0317 Pender JMWF


3 hrs.DRAM 2643 VOICE & SPEECH II





DRAMA (DRAM)

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM FAC-0302 Cook RTR

Corequisite: DRAM 2523 001 OR DRAM 2523 002


Sec. 002 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:45AM FAC-0302 Cook RTR


3 hrs.DRAM 2713 INTRO TO FINE ARTS

Sec. 001

1:30PM- 2:45PM PHSC-0201 Russell JTR



3 hrs.DRAM 2813 STG MGT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

Sadler C


1 hrs.DRAM 3141 STG MGT SEMINAR III

Sec. 001 Cd 1


3 hrs.DRAM 3413 SOUND DESIGN

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-12:20PMFAC-0303 Ryan GR



3 hrs.DRAM 3423 ADVANCED GRAPHICS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM HEST-0183 Fain MF



time and location.

3 hrs.DRAM 3523 PERFORM NEW PLAYS

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

1:30PM- 3:20PM FAC-0317 Shaughnessy SMWF



3 hrs.DRAM 3623 DIRECTING II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

2:30PM- 4:20PM FAC-0317 Shaughnessy STR


3 hrs.DRAM 3713 HIST OF THEATRE I

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

10:30AM-11:45AMJFH-0102TR

DRAM 3713 001 Is a GenEd Core Area IV `Western Culture` course.



Sec. 002 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM FAC-0319 Craig KTR




3 hrs.DRAM 3723 HIST OF THEATRE II

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

1:30PM- 2:45PM FJC-0319 Koger ATR




Sec. 002 Cd 1,3

1:30PM- 2:45PM FJC-0319 Koger ATR




2 hrs.DRAM 3822 STG MGT STUDIO I

Sec. 001 Cd 1

FAC-0204 Sadler C

3 hrs.DRAM 3833 ADV STG MGT

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

3:30PM- 4:45PM FAC-0201 Sadler CTR



1 hrs.DRAM 3910 ADV REHEARS/PRODCTN

Sec. 001 Cd 1

FAC-0323 Fain M


time and location.

Sec. 002 Cd 1

FAC-0323 Fain M


time and location.

1-3 hrs.DRAM 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

3 hrs.DRAM 4113 SCENE PAINTING

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

9:30AM-12:30PM FAC-0114 Sullivan MW



3 hrs.DRAM 4213 LIGHTING STYLES

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

10:30AM-11:45AMHEST-0183 Draheim STR



3 hrs.DRAM 4333 STAGE COMBAT: WEAPN

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

Ellis M


3 hrs.DRAM 4523 ACTING FOR CAMERA

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

1:30PM- 3:20PM HEST-0183 Cox DMWF


3 hrs.DRAM 4643 ADV VOICE-EXT USAGE

Sec. 001 Cd 1

11:30AM- 1:20PM FAC-0302 Cook RMW


3 hrs.DRAM 4783 PLAYWRITING II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM FAC-0201 Koger AMW


3 hrs.DRAM 4803 CAPSTONE EXPERIENCE

Sec. 010 Cd 1

HEST-0183 Orr T



time and location.


Sec. 011 Cd 1

FAC-0320 Ellis M


Sec. 012 Cd 1

FAC-0320 Pender J


Sec. 013 Cd 1

FAC-B0006 Buchwald M


Sec. 014 Cd 1

FAC-0323 Fain M


Sec. 015 Cd 1

HEST-0165 Koger A


Sec. 016 Cd 1

FAC-0322C Draheim S


Sec. 017 Cd 1

FAC-0203 Cook R


Sec. 018 Cd 1

FAC-0322E Shaughnessy S


Sec. 019 Cd 1

FAC-0322A Sullivan M


Sec. 020 Cd 1

HEST-0165 Orr T


Sec. 021 Cd 1

FAC-0204 Sadler C


1-2 hrs.DRAM 4810 PERFORMANCE PRAC

Sec. *** Cd 1,3

PRODUCTION CREDIT: ROMEO & JULIET

2 hrs.DRAM 4822 STG MGT STUDIO II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

FAC-0204 Sadler C


time and location.

2-6 hrs.DRAM 4990 STAGE MANAGEMENT

Sec. 005 Cd 1,3

FAC-0204 Sadler C


time and location.

2-6 hrs.DRAM 4990 SPEC STDY-HISTORY

Sec. 007 Cd 1,3

HEST-0165 Koger A

2-6 hrs.DRAM 4990 SPEC STDY-LIGHTING

Sec. 008 Cd 1,3

FAC-0322C Draheim S

2-6 hrs.DRAM 4990 SPC STDY-LITERATURE

Sec. 009 Cd 1,3

HEST-0165 Koger A

2-6 hrs.DRAM 4990 SPEC STDY-MAKE-UP

Sec. 010 Cd 1,3


2-6 hrs.DRAM 4990 TEXT ANALYS & PERF

Sec. 012 Cd 1,3

HEST-0165 Koger A

2-6 hrs.DRAM 4990 SPC STDY-PRODUCTION

Sec. 014 Cd 1,3

FAC-0323 Fain M

2-6 hrs.DRAM 4990 SPEC STDY-SCENERY

Sec. 015 Cd 1,3

FAC-0322A Cook R

2-6 hrs.DRAM 4990 SPEC STDY-COSTUMING

Sec. 017 Cd 1,3


3 hrs.DRAM 4990 SPEC STUDY-VOICE

Sec. 019 Cd 1,3

11:30AM- 1:20PM FAC-0203 Cook RMW

2-6 hrs.DRAM 4990 SPC ST-DIRECTING

Sec. 021 Cd 1,3


2-6 hrs.DRAM 4990 SP STUDY-ACTING

Sec. 023 Cd 1,3

FAC-0322A Shaughnessy S

2-6 hrs.DRAM 4990 SPEC STU ACTING

Sec. 024 Cd 1,3

Cook R

2-6 hrs.DRAM 4990 SP STUDY-DRAMATURGY

Sec. 025 Cd 1,3

HEST-0165 Orr T

2-6 hrs.DRAM 4990 SP STD-ACTING

Sec. 026 Cd 1,3

Pender J

2-6 hrs.DRAM 4990 SP STUDY-DIRECTING

Sec. 033 Cd 1,3

Shaughnessy S

2 hrs.DRAM 5112 READING-DESIGN TECH

Sec. 001 Cd 1


Sec. 002 Cd 1

Sullivan M

Sec. 003 Cd 1

FAC-0322C Draheim S

2 hrs.DRAM 5142 DES APPRENTICESHIP

Sec. 001 Cd 1,2



time and location.

Sec. 002 Cd 1,2

FJC-0322C Draheim S


time and location.

Sec. 003 Cd 1,2



time and location.

5 hrs.DRAM 5165 DESIGN STUDIO

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3



time and location.

Sec. 002 Cd 1,3

FAC-0322C Draheim S


time and location.

Sec. 003 Cd 1,3



time and location.

3 hrs.DRAM 5613 GRADUATE DIRECTING

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

2:30PM- 4:20PM FAC-0317 Shaughnessy STR

ENROLLMENT RESTRICTED TO MFA DESIGN STUDENTS.






DRAMA (DRAM)

3 hrs.DRAM 5733 PLAY STRUC/ANALYSIS

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

12:30PM- 1:45PM FAC-0201 Koger ATR

ENROLLMENT RESTRICTED TO MA & MFA STUDENTS.


3 hrs.DRAM 5913 GRAD PRODCT PROJECT

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3,7


Sec. 002 Cd 1,3,7

FAC-0322C Draheim S

Sec. 003 Cd 1,3,7

FAC-0320 Pender J

Sec. 004 Cd 1,3,7


Sec. 005 Cd 1,7


4 hrs.DRAM 5924 GRD PERF/PRO STUDIO

Sec. 001 Cd 1


2-6 hrs.DRAM 5940 SPEC TOPIC-LIGHTING

Sec. 002 Cd 1

FAC-0322 Draheim S


2-9 hrs.DRAM 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 7

2-6 hrs.DRAM 5990 SPEC STDY-COSTUMING

Sec. 002 Cd 1,3,7


2-6 hrs.DRAM 5990 SPC STD-THEAT HIST

Sec. 006 Cd 1,3,7

HEST-0165 Koger A

2-6 hrs.DRAM 5990 SPEC STDY-LIGHTING

Sec. 007 Cd 1,3,7

FAC-0322C Draheim S

2-6 hrs.DRAM 5990 SPC STDY-LITERATURE

Sec. 008 Cd 1,3,7

HEST-0165 Koger A

2-6 hrs.DRAM 5990 SPEC STDY-MAKE-UP

Sec. 009 Cd 1,3,7


2-6 hrs.DRAM 5990 VOICE/TEXT PEDAGOGY

Sec. 010 Cd 1,3,7

FAC-0203 Cook R

2-6 hrs.DRAM 5990 SPC ST-ANALY & PERF

Sec. 011 Cd 1,3,7

HEST-0165 Koger A

2-6 hrs.DRAM 5990 SPC STDY-PRODUCTION

Sec. 013 Cd 1,3,7

FAC-0323 Fain M

2-6 hrs.DRAM 5990 SPEC STDY-SCENERY

Sec. 014 Cd 1,3,7

FAC-0322A

2-6 hrs.DRAM 5990 ADV VOICE/DICTION

Sec. 019 Cd 1,3,7

Cook R

2-6 hrs.DRAM 5990 SPC STD-SCENE PAINT

Sec. 022 Cd 1,3,7

FAC-0322A

2-6 hrs.DRAM 5990 SP STD-DRAMATURGY

Sec. 024 Cd 1,2,7

HEST-0165 Koger A

2-6 hrs.DRAM 5990 SPEC STU-LITERATURE

Sec. 029 Cd 1,3,7

HEST-0186 Craig K

2-6 hrs.DRAM 5990 SP STUDY-PERFORMANC

Sec. 030 Cd 1,3,7

Pender J

2-6 hrs.DRAM 5990 MASK MAK-THEATRE CF

Sec. 032 Cd 1,3,7

Buchwald M

2-6 hrs.DRAM 5990 SPC STDY-DIRECTING

Sec. 033 Cd 1,3,7


ECONOMICS (ECON)

Office: HESTER HALL0329

Phone: 325-2861

THE ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT RESERVES THE

RIGHT TO DROP STUDENTS FOR

NON-ATTENDANCE DURING THE FIRST WEEK OF

CLASSES OR FAILURE TO MEET COURSE

PREREQUISITES. STUDENTS WHO WISH TO DROP

ECONOMICS COURSES AFTER ENROLLMENT STILL

HAVE THE RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE DROP.

ECON 1113 IS A GEN ED CORE AREA III "SOCIAL

SCIENCE" COURSE.

3 hrs.ECON 1113 PRIN OF ECON-MACRO

Sec. 001 Cd 1,6

11:30AM-12:20PMDAH-0200 Clark WMW

1:30PM- 2:20PM HEST-0213AW

ECON 1113 001 Must be a member of the Honors College in order

to enroll.

Sec. 010 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMDAH-0200 Clark WMW

Corequisite: ECON 1113 011 THR ECON 1113 023


DISCUSSION SECTIONS AS A COREQUISITE: ECON 1113 011

THROUGH 023.

0 hrs.ECON 1113 DISC-ECON 1113-010

Sec. 011 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMCOH-0244F

Corequisite: ECON 1113 010

Sec. 012 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMHEST-0213BF


Sec. 013 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:20AM HEST-0213BF


Sec. 014 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMPHSC-0223R


Sec. 015 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM PHSC-0102R


Sec. 016 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMKH-0231R


Sec. 017 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMCARN-0208AF


Sec. 018 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM PHSC-0222F


Sec. 019 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM PHSC-0100R


Sec. 020 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM JFH-0102F


Sec. 021 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM JFH-0102W


Sec. 022 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM CEC-0438R


Sec. 023 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM GLRD-2020F


3 hrs.ECON 1113 PRIN OF ECON-MACRO

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:20PM NH-0170W

ECON 1123 IS A GEN ED CORE AREA III "SOCIAL

SCIENCE" COURSE.

3 hrs.ECON 1123 PRIN OF ECON-MICRO

Sec. 001 Cd 1,6

1:30PM- 2:45PM HEST-0213BHolmes AMW


to enroll.

Sec. 010 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM DAH-0200 Holmes AMW




THROUGH 023.


Sec. 011 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMAH-0311F


Sec. 012 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMAH-0304F


Sec. 013 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM CARN-0208AF


Sec. 014 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMAH-0301F


Sec. 015 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM PHSC-0356F


Sec. 016 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMCEC-0438R


Sec. 017 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM AH-0101R


Sec. 018 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM KH-0234R


Sec. 019 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM CEC-0031R


Sec. 020 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMKH-0234R


Sec. 021 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM PHSC-0363W


Sec. 022 Cd 1

2:30PM- 3:20PM JFH-0102W


Sec. 023 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM SEC-P0209W


3 hrs.ECON 1123 PRIN OF ECON-MICRO

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:20PM PHSC-0100 Wilbanks JR

Sec. 995 Cd 1

HEST-0329 Dearmon J


ECON 1123 995 This course is taught on the internet.

ECON 2843 IS A GEN ED CORE AREA I

"MATHEMATICS" COURSE.

3 hrs.ECON 2843 ELEMENTS OF STAT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMPHSC-0100 Hudgins DTR

Sec. 010 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM GLCH-0123 Hudgins DMW




THROUGH 021.


Sec. 011 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM PHSC-0231F


Sec. 012 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:20PM PHSC-0231R


Sec. 013 Cd 1

6:30PM- 7:20PM PHSC-0231R


Sec. 014 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM PHSC-0231R


Sec. 015 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMPHSC-0231F


Sec. 016 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMPHSC-0231F


Sec. 017 Cd 1

2:30PM- 3:20PM PHSC-0231F


Sec. 018 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM PHSC-0231F


Sec. 019 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM PHSC-0231F






ECONOMICS (ECON)

Sec. 020 Cd 1

3:30PM- 4:20PM PHSC-0231R


Sec. 021 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMPHSC-0231R


3 hrs.ECON 2843 ELEMENTS OF STAT

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:30PM- 7:45PM PHSC-0224TR

3 hrs.ECON 3113 INTRMD PRICE THEORY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM AH-0104 Liu QTR

ECON 3113 001 Is a GenEd Core Area III `Social Sciences` course.

Sec. 002 Cd 1,6

1:30PM- 2:45PM HEST-0213BMitra ATR



to enroll.

Sec. 003 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM PHSC-0356 Burge GTR


3 hrs.ECON 3133 INTRMD MACROEC THRY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM GH-0103 Clark WMWF

Sec. 002 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM PHSC-0212 Keen BMW

Sec. 003 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM BURT-0205 Keen BMW

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:45PM GLCH-0131 Demir FMW

3 hrs.ECON 3513 LABOR PROBLEMS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM NH-0251 Mitra ATR

3 hrs.ECON 3613 INTERNATIONAL TRADE

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM GH-0102 Hartigan JTR

Sec. 002 Cd 1

3:30PM- 4:45PM DAH-0200 Hudgins DMW

3 hrs.ECON 3633 INTL FIN THRY/PROBS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM AH-0355 Demir FMW

1-3 hrs.ECON 3880 DIRECTED READINGS

Sec. *** Cd 1,3

1-3 hrs.ECON 3960 HONORS READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.ECON 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

3 hrs.ECON 4223 ECONOMETRIC ANLYSIS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMPHSC-0225 Lamarche CT

10:30AM-11:45AMPHSC-0230R

ECON 4223 001 Is a GenEd Core Area I `Mathematics` course.

3 hrs.ECON 4233 ECON FORECASTING

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM PHSC-0356 Lamarche CT

1:30PM- 2:45PM PHSC-0230R

3 hrs.ECON 4453 URBAN ECONOMICS

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:45PM KH-0138 Rogers CTR

3 hrs.ECON 4753 GAME THEORY

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:45PM PHSC-0114 Hartigan JTR

ECON 4753 900 For Majors only.

3 hrs.ECON 4853 WORLD ECON DEVELOP

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 5:45PM HEST-0213BKondonassis AT

3 hrs.ECON 4983 ECON AS SOC SCIENCE

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

12:00PM- 1:15PM HEST-0213BMitra ATR

ECON 4983 001 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.

Sec. 002 Cd 1,3

3:00PM- 4:15PM AH-0101 Hudgins DTR

ECON 4983 002 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.

3 hrs.ECON 5173 URBAN/REG ANALYSIS

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3,4

3:00PM- 5:45PM CARN-0208AMarshment RR

ECON Cross-Listed with: RCPL

ECON 5173 001 has a service charge of $3.00.

3 hrs.ECON 5213 ADV ECONOMETRICS

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

1:30PM- 2:45PM HEST-0213AGrier KTR

3 hrs.ECON 5273 SURVEY OF INTL ECON

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

10:30AM-11:45AMHEST-0213BGrier KTR

3 hrs.ECON 5353 PUBLIC FINANCE II

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

12:00PM- 1:15PM HEST-0213ABurge GTR

3 hrs.ECON 5733 MACRO/MICRO FOR MBA

Sec. 930 Cd 3

6:30PM- 9:20PM OSFP-0001 Ledgerwood SW

ECON 5733 930 Meets at 1 Santa Fe Plaza, Oklahoma City

3 hrs.ECON 5853 WORLD ECON DEVELOP

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3,4


ECON Cross-Listed with: RCPL

1-3 hrs.ECON 5940 RES IN ECON PROBS

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3,7

HEST-0325 Kondonassis A

1-4 hrs.ECON 5960 READINGS IN ECON

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

2-9 hrs.ECON 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 7

3 hrs.ECON 6213 SEM-PRICE WLFRE THY

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

3:00PM- 4:15PM HEST-0213ALiu QTR

3 hrs.ECON 6313 SEM MACRO GRTH THRY

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

10:30AM-11:45AMHEST-0213AGrier RTR

3 hrs.ECON 6333 SEMINAR-INDUST ORG

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

9:00AM-10:15AM HEST-0213BTR

3 hrs.ECON 6343 ECONOMETRICS III

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

3:00PM- 4:15PM HEST-0213BMW

2-16 hrs.ECON 6980 RES DRS DISSERT

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION114 Collings Hall

325-1498

BASIC PROFESSIONAL SEQUENCE &

GENERAL COURSES (EDUC)

Office: COLLINGS HALL0114

Phone: 325-1498

3 hrs.EDUC 2400 FIELD EXPERIENCES

Sec. *** Cd 2,7

1 hrs.EDUC 2960 GEOG EDU FLD EXP

Sec. 025 Cd 1,3,7

Chiodo J

EDUC 2960 025 Contact department for additional information on

time and location.

1-3 hrs.EDUC 3960 HONORS READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.EDUC 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

4-5 hrs.EDUC 4050 TEACH EXP-ELEM SCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

8-10 hrs.EDUC 4060 TEACH EXP SEC SCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

1-4 hrs.EDUC 4960 DIRECTED READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,2

1-3 hrs.EDUC 4980 PRACTICUM IN EDUC

Sec. *** Cd 1,3

3 hrs.EDUC 4990 SPECIAL PROBLEMS

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

1-4 hrs.EDUC 5910 PRAC IN EDUC-MASTRS

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

6 hrs.EDUC 5920 TEACH EXP-ELEM EDUC

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3,7

ECH-0124 Beach S

Nicholas S

3 hrs.EDUC 5920 TEACH EXP-EL CH-PRE

Sec. 002 Cd 1,2,7

ECH-0117 Dunn A

3 hrs.EDUC 5920 TEACH EXP-EL CH-ELM

Sec. 003 Cd 1,3,7

ECH-0117 Dunn A

6 hrs.EDUC 5920 TEACH EXP-ELEM EDUC

Sec. 004 Cd 1,3,7

KH-0127 Mc Quarrie F

3 hrs.EDUC 5920 TEACH EXP-EL CH-PRE

Sec. 005 Cd 1,3,7

ECH-0127 Mc Quarrie F

3 hrs.EDUC 5920 TEACH EXP-EL CH-ELM

Sec. 006 Cd 1,3,7


6 hrs.EDUC 5920 TEACH EXP-SOC ST ED

Sec. 100 Cd 1,3,7

ECH-0119 Chiodo J

Sec. 101 Cd 1,3,7


6 hrs.EDUC 5920 TEACH EXP-MATH

Sec. 198 Cd 1,3,7

KH-0130 Reeder S

Sec. 199 Cd 1,3,7

KH-0130 Reeder S

3 hrs.EDUC 5920 TEACH EXP-ELM SP ED

Sec. 201 Cd 1,3,7

ECH-0321

3 hrs.EDUC 5920 TEACH EXP-SEC SP ED

Sec. 203 Cd 1,3,7

ECH-0321

3 hrs.EDUC 5920 TEACH EXP-EL MD LAN

Sec. 226 Cd 1,3,7

ECH-0321 Bell T

3 hrs.EDUC 5920 TEACH EXP-SC MD LAN

Sec. 228 Cd 1,3,7

ECH-0228 Bell T

6 hrs.EDUC 5920 TEACH EXP-SEC INSTM

Sec. 251 Cd 1,3,7

CMC-0027

6 hrs.EDUC 5920 TEACH EXP-ELEM INST

Sec. 253 Cd 1,3,7

CMC-0027

6 hrs.EDUC 5920 TEACH EXP-LG ART ED

Sec. 300 Cd 1,3,7

KH-0127 Letcher M

Sec. 301 Cd 1,3,7

KH-0127 Letcher M

6 hrs.EDUC 5920 TEACH EXP-SCI EDUC

Sec. 399 Cd 1,3,7

ECH-0114 Marek E

1-4 hrs.EDUC 5940 FIELD STUDIES

Sec. *** Cd 1

1-4 hrs.EDUC 5960 DIR RD-HUM REL EDUC

Sec. 001 Cd 1,2,7

PHSC-0727 Henderson G

1-4 hrs.EDUC 5960 DIR RD-MATH EDUC

Sec. 002 Cd 1,2,7

PHSC-0423 Hill T

Sec. 003 Cd 1,2,7

PHSC-0601 Mc Knight C

1-4 hrs.EDUC 5960 DIRECTED READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

2-9 hrs.EDUC 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 2,7

1-6 hrs.EDUC 6910 PRAC IN ED-DOCTORAL

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3


4 hrs.EDUC 6910 TEACHER EDUCATION

Sec. 002 Cd 1,3

ECH-0121 Rodgers D

1-6 hrs.EDUC 6920 DOCTORAL INTERNSHIP

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

1-6 hrs.EDUC 6930 INTENSIVE STUDIES

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

2-4 hrs.EDUC 6970 COG APP MATH ED II

Sec. 003 Cd 1,3,7

PHSC-0601 Mc Knight C

2-16 hrs.EDUC 6980 RES DRS DISSERT

Sec. *** Cd 1,7





BASIC PROFESSIONAL SEQUENCE & GENERAL COURSES (EDUC)

1-4 hrs.EDUC 6990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

1-4 hrs.EDUC 6990 IND STUDY-MATH EDUC

Sec. 002 Cd 1,2,7

PHSC-0423 Hill T

1-4 hrs.EDUC 6990 IND STUDY IN EDUC

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

ADULT AND HIGHER EDUCATION

(EDAH)


Phone: 325-4202

3 hrs.EDAH 2963 R.A. TRAINING

Sec. 001 Cd 2

1:30PM- 2:45PM DAH-0218 Mc Connell JTR

1-4 hrs.EDAH 4960 DIR RD-ADULT EDUC

Sec. 001 Cd 1,2,7

ECH-0227 Tan D

Sec. 006 Cd 1,2,7

ECH-0227 Dillon C

Sec. 007 Cd 1,2,7

ECH-0227 Fox R

Sec. 011 Cd 1,2,7

MH-0554 Weber J

Sec. 012 Cd 1,2,7

ECH-0227 Karpiak I

Sec. 015 Cd 1,2,7

Gurney G

1-4 hrs.EDAH 4960 DIRECTED READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,2

3 hrs.EDAH 4993 R.A. TRAINING

Sec. 001 Cd 1,2

1:30PM- 2:45PM DAH-0218 Mc Connell JTR

3 hrs.EDAH 5013 THE ADULT LEARNER

Sec. 900 Cd 1

7:15PM- 9:55PM AH-0100 Rager KW

3 hrs.EDAH 5023 ADMIN-ADULT/HIGH ED

Sec. 900 Cd 1

7:15PM- 9:55PM ECH-0334 Dillon CT

3 hrs.EDAH 5033 CRITICAL LITERATURE

Sec. 900 Cd 1,4

7:25PM-10:15PM ECH-0224 Karpiak IM

EDAH Cross-Listed with: EDS

3 hrs.EDAH 5043 INTRO TO RESEARCH

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:25PM- 7:05PM ECH-0223 Tan DT

3 hrs.EDAH 5103 INSTRUCT STRATEGIES

Sec. 900 Cd 1

8:00AM- 5:00PM ECH-0224 Fox RA

12:00PM- 5:00PMS

MEETS JAN 19-20, MAR 08-09 AND MAR 29-30.

EDAH 5103 900 meets from Jan 19 - Mar 30.

EDAH 5103 900 Meets weekends only. Consult department.

3 hrs.EDAH 5163 DIVERSITY-HIGHER ED

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:25PM- 7:05PM ECH-0238W

3 hrs.EDAH 5243 FIN MGT-HIGHER EDUC

Sec. 900 Cd 1

7:15PM- 9:55PM ECH-0334T

3 hrs.EDAH 5273 ATHLETICS-HIGH EDUC

Sec. 900 Cd 1,4

4:25PM- 7:05PM AH-0100 Gurney GR

EDAH Cross-Listed with: H R

3 hrs.EDAH 5333 PROG PLAN-ADULT LRN

Sec. 900 Cd 1

7:15PM- 9:55PM ECH-0224R

3 hrs.EDAH 5363 SELF-DIRECT LEARN

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM-10:00PM ECH-0224 Rager KF

9:00AM- 4:30PMA

1:00PM- 5:00PMS

DATES TBA.

3 hrs.EDAH 5373 ASSESS-ADULT/HI ED

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM-10:00PM ECH-0224 Tan DF

8:30AM- 4:00PMA

1:00PM- 5:00PMS

MEETS JAN 25-27, FEB 01-02 AND FEB 15-16.

EDAH 5373 900 meets from Jan 25 - Feb 16.

EDAH 5373 900 Meets weekends only. Consult department.

3 hrs.EDAH 5413 DISTANCE EDUC PROG

Sec. 900 Cd 1

7:15PM- 9:55PM COH-0218W

3 hrs.EDAH 5523 HRD COMPETENCIES

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:25PM- 7:05PM ECH-0238 Rager KR

1-4 hrs.EDAH 5910 PRAC-ADULT/HI EDUC

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

1-4 hrs.EDAH 5910 PRAC IN EDUC-MASTRS

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7


Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

1-4 hrs.EDAH 5910 PRAC-STU PRSNL II

Sec. 013 Cd 1,2,7

OMU-0253 Barker R


Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

3 hrs.EDAH 5940 THEORIES-ST DEVELMT

Sec. 900 Cd 1

7:15PM- 9:55PM ECH-0224 Barker RR

3 hrs.EDAH 5940 GOV-INTERCOLL ATHLE

Sec. 901 Cd 1

4:25PM- 7:15PM ECH-0224 Williams VM

3 hrs.EDAH 5940 SPORTS MKT & DEVEL

Sec. 902 Cd 1

4:25PM- 7:05PM DAHT-0907 Castiglione JW

3 hrs.EDAH 5940 TRANSFORM LEARNING

Sec. 904 Cd 1

7:15PM- 9:55PM BURT-0119 Karpiak IR

3 hrs.EDAH 5940 NARRAT-TEACH/RESRCH

Sec. 995 Cd 1

Karpiak I

EDAH 5940 995 This course is taught on the internet.


Sec. 001 Cd 1,2,7

ECH-0227 Tan D


Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7


Sec. 006 Cd 1,2,7

ECH-0227 Dillon C

Sec. 007 Cd 1,2,7

ECH-0227 Fox R

Sec. 011 Cd 1,2,7

MH-0554 Weber J

Sec. 012 Cd 1,2,7

ECH-0227 Karpiak I

Sec. 015 Cd 1,2,7

OMS-0001 Gurney G


Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

2-9 hrs.EDAH 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 1,7


Sec. *** Cd 1,3

1-6 hrs.EDAH 6910 PRAC IN ED-DOCTORAL

Sec. 005 Cd 1,2

ECH-0214 Rager K


Sec. *** Cd 1,3

1-6 hrs.EDAH 6910 PRAC IN ED-DOCTORAL

Sec. 016 Cd 1,3

Williams V

2-16 hrs.EDAH 6980 RES DRS DISSERT

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

1-4 hrs.EDAH 6990 IND STDY-ADULT EDUC

Sec. 001 Cd 1,2,7

ECH-0227 Tan D

1-4 hrs.EDAH 6990 IND STUDY IN EDUC

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

1-4 hrs.EDAH 6990 IND STDY-ADULT EDUC

Sec. 006 Cd 1,2,7

ECH-0227 Dillon C

Sec. 007 Cd 1,2,7

ECH-0227 Fox R

Sec. 011 Cd 1,2,7

MH-0554 Weber J

Sec. 012 Cd 1,2,7

ECH-0227 Karpiak I

Sec. 015 Cd 1,2,7

Gurney G

1-4 hrs.EDAH 6990 IND STUDY IN EDUC

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION

(EDEC)


Phone: 325-1498

3 hrs.EDEC 2203 CREATIVE EXPRESSION

Sec. 001 Cd 3

12:00PM- 1:15PM COH-0218 Brown VTR

EDEC 2203 001 has a service charge of $5.00.

1 hrs.EDEC 3221 FUNDAMENTALS II LAB

Sec. 001 Cd 1,7

8:00AM-11:30AM CRSA-B0009Brown VM

Corequisite: EDEC 3223 900

Sec. 002 Cd 1,7

8:00AM-11:30AM CRSA-B0009Brown VT


Sec. 003 Cd 1,7

8:00AM-11:30AM CRSA-B0006Brown VW


Sec. 004 Cd 1,7

8:00AM-11:30AM CRSA-B0009Brown VR


Sec. 005 Cd 1,7

12:00PM- 3:30PM CRSA-B0009Monroe LM


Sec. 006 Cd 1,7

12:00PM- 3:30PM CRSA-B0009Monroe LT


Sec. 007 Cd 1,7

12:00PM- 3:30PM CRSA-B0009Monroe LW


Sec. 008 Cd 1,7

12:00PM- 3:30PM CRSA-B0009Monroe LR


Sec. 009 Cd 1,7

8:00AM-11:30AM CRSA-B0009Brown VF


3 hrs.EDEC 3223 FUNDAMENTALS II

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:25PM- 7:15PM KH-0134 Rodgers DM

Corequisite: EDEC 3221 001 THR EDEC 3221 009

3 hrs.EDEC 3233 TEACHER/PARENT/CHLD

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:25PM- 7:05PM FH-0336 Monroe LR

3 hrs.EDEC 3413 EARLY CHILD DEVELOP

Sec. 001

9:00AM-10:15AM AH-0112 Monroe LTR

1-3 hrs.EDEC 3960 HONORS READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.EDEC 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-4 hrs.EDEC 4980 PRATICUM IN EDEC

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

ECH-0117 Monroe L

1-4 hrs.EDEC 4990 INDIVIDUAL STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

1-4 hrs.EDEC 4990 IND STUDY-PRACTICUM

Sec. 019 Cd 1,3,7

ECH-0117 Dunn A

1-4 hrs.EDEC 5910 PRAC-EARLY CHILDHD

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

1-4 hrs.EDEC 5960 DIRECTED READINGS

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

2-9 hrs.EDEC 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

3 hrs.EDEC 6033 THEORY & RESEARCH

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:25PM- 7:05PM BURT-0119 Rodgers DT

1-6 hrs.EDEC 6920 INTRSHP-ERLY CHLDHD

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3,7

ECH-0117 Dunn A

Sec. 002 Cd 1,3,7

ECH-0121 Rodgers D





EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION (EDEC)

1-6 hrs.EDEC 6930 INTENSIVE STUDIES

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

2-16 hrs.EDEC 6980 RES DRS DISSERT

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

1-4 hrs.EDEC 6990 INDIV STUDY IN EDUC

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3,7

ECH-0117 Dunn A

Sec. 002 Cd 1,3,7

ECH-0121 Rodgers D

EDUCATIONAL ADMINISTRATION,

CURRICULUM & SUPERVISION (EACS)


Phone: 325-4202

1-4 hrs.EACS 4960 DIRECTED READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,2

3 hrs.EACS 5543 CURRICULUM DEVELOP

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:25PM- 7:15PM ECH-0229 Gutierrez KM

3 hrs.EACS 5573 SUPRVSN-INSTRUCTION

Sec. 900 Cd 1

7:15PM- 9:55PM KH-0132 Frick WT

3 hrs.EACS 5593 PRINCIPAL LEADERSHP

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:25PM- 7:05PM ECH-0224 Rossow LW

3 hrs.EACS 5623 SCH/STAFF DEV MGT

Sec. 900 Cd 1,3

ECH-0201 Frick W

1-4 hrs.EACS 5910 PRAC IN EDUC-MASTRS

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

1-6 hrs.EACS 5920 INTERN-EDUC MASTERS

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

1-4 hrs.EACS 5960 DIRECTED READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

2-9 hrs.EACS 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 7

3 hrs.EACS 6123 ADMIN & ORG THEORY

Sec. 900 Cd 1

7:15PM- 9:55PM KH-0134 Gutierrez KW

3 hrs.EACS 6243 EDUCATION & THE LAW

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:25PM- 7:05PM ECH-0229 Rossow LR

3 hrs.EACS 6333 POLITICS IN ED ADMI

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:00PM- 9:00PM ECH-0223 Garn GF

9:00AM- 7:00PMA

1:00PM- 6:00PMS

DATES TBA.

EACS 6333 900 Meets weekends only. Consult department.

1-6 hrs.EACS 6910 PRAC IN ED-DOCTORAL

Sec. 007 Cd 1,3

ECH-0207 Rossow L

Sec. 008 Cd 1,2

ECH-0227 Maiden J

3 hrs.EACS 6970 PROSPECTUS DEVELOPM

Sec. 900 Cd 1,3,7

4:25PM- 7:05PM ECH-0229 Garn GT

Maiden J

2-16 hrs.EACS 6980 RES DRS DISSERT

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

1-4 hrs.EACS 6990 IND STUDY IN EDUC

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

EDUCATIONAL AND COUNSELING

PSYCHOLOGY (EDPY)


Phone: 325-5974

2 hrs.EDPY 2012 CAREER/LIFE PLAN

Sec. 001

1:30PM- 3:20PM COH-0218 Frey MR

EDPY 2012 001 has a service charge of $45.00.

Sec. 002

10:00AM-10:50AMECH-0334 Frey MMW


Sec. 003

11:00AM-11:50AMECH-0334 Frey MMW


Sec. 004 Cd 2

8:00AM- 8:50AM DAH-0116 Gurney GTR


Sec. 900

4:45PM- 6:15PM KH-0233R


3 hrs.EDPY 2960 FAMILY PSYCHOLOGY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMPHSC-0416TR

1-3 hrs.EDPY 3960 HONORS READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.EDPY 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-4 hrs.EDPY 4960 DIRECTED READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

4 hrs.EDPY 5234 INDIV INTEL TESTING

Sec. 001 Cd 1,2

3:25PM- 7:45PM S6-0201C McWhirter PM


3 hrs.EDPY 5453 INTERVEN STRATEGIES

Sec. 001 Cd 1

4:00PM- 6:40PM S6-0201C Beesley DR

3 hrs.EDPY 5483 BEHAVIOR DISORDERS

Sec. 900 Cd 1,2

7:25PM-10:05PM S6-0107 Robbins RR


3 hrs.EDPY 5910 PRC-COM COUN ETHICS

Sec. 900 Cd 1,2,7

4:15PM- 6:55PM S6-0201C Robbins RW


3 hrs.EDPY 5920 INTNSHP-COM COUNSEL

Sec. 900 Cd 1,2,7

7:15PM-10:00PM S6-0107 McWhirter PW

1-4 hrs.EDPY 5960 DIRECTED READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

1-4 hrs.EDPY 5960 NUMBER NYNE TRAIN

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

1-4 hrs.EDPY 6050 INDIVIDUAL RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

3 hrs.EDPY 6253 PROJ PERSON INSTRU

Sec. 900 Cd 1

7:25PM-10:15PM S6-0107M


3 hrs.EDPY 6413 THEOR-COUNS/PSYCHOT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:30PM- 3:10PM S6-0107A Newman JW

3 hrs.EDPY 6453 FAMILY COUNSELING

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:15PM- 6:55PM S6-0107AT


3 hrs.EDPY 6913 ASSMNT CLINIC PRACT

Sec. 004 Cd 1,2,7

9:00AM- 1:00PM S6-0101 Beesley DR


0 hrs.EDPY 6913 TEACHING PRACTICUM

Sec. 005 Cd 1,7

S6-0107 Frey M

EDPY 6913 005 Contact department for additional information on

time and location.

3 hrs.EDPY 6913 1ST YR DOC STU PRAC

Sec. 010 Cd 1,2,7

9:00AM-11:00AM S6-0201C Newman JT


3 hrs.EDPY 6913 2ND YR DOC STU PRAC

Sec. 020 Cd 1,2,7

9:00AM-11:00AM S6-0201C Pace TT


1-6 hrs.EDPY 6930 INTENSIVE STUDIES

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

2-16 hrs.EDPY 6980 RES DRS DISSERT

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

1-4 hrs.EDPY 6990 INDIVIDUAL STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

EDUCATIONAL INSTRUCTIONAL

PSYCHOLOGY AND TECHNOLOGY

(EIPT)


Phone: 325-5974

1 hrs.EIPT 3011 PRODUCT TOOLS-EDUC

Sec. 100 Cd 7

9:30AM-11:20AM ECH-0325 Cullen TW

EIPT 3011 100 meets from Jan 14 - Mar 7.

Sec. 101 Cd 7

12:30PM- 2:20PM ECH-0325 Cullen TR

EIPT 3011 101 meets from Jan 14 - Mar 7.

Sec. 200 Cd 7

12:30PM- 2:20PM ECH-0325 Cullen TW

EIPT 3011 200 meets from Mar 10 - May 2.

Sec. 201 Cd 7

9:30AM-11:20AM ECH-0325 Cullen TW

EIPT 3011 201 meets from Mar 10 - May 2.

3 hrs.EIPT 3043 LEARN-TECHNOLOGIES

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-11:50AM ECH-0325T

EIPT 3043 001 has a service charge of $15.00.

Sec. 002 Cd 1

12:30PM- 3:20PM ECH-0325 Cullen TM


Sec. 003 Cd 1

1:00PM- 3:50PM ECH-0325T


Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:25PM- 7:05PM ECH-0325 Cullen TW


3 hrs.EIPT 3473 CHILDHOOD/ADOLESCEN

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM ECH-0334 DeBacker TTR

Sec. 002 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMECH-0223 Burris ATR

DeBacker T

Sec. 003 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM ECH-0223 Miranda RTR

DeBacker T

Sec. 004 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM ECH-0223 Miranda RTR

DeBacker T

3 hrs.EIPT 3483 COG/MOT/CLASS MANAG

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMECH-0334 Miller RTR

Corequisite: EIPT 3483 011 THR EIPT 3483 019

Sec. 002 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM ECH-0334 Davis KTR

Miller R


Sec. 003 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM ECH-0334 Sullivan DTR

Miller R


Sec. 004 Cd 1

4:25PM- 7:05PM ECH-0334 Smith-Edwards BR


0 hrs.EIPT 3483 DISC-EIPT 3483

Sec. 011 Cd 1

ECH-0104 Miller R


EIPT 3483 011 Contact department for additional information on time

and location.

Sec. 012 Cd 1

ECH-0104 Miller R



and location.

Sec. 013 Cd 1

ECH-0104 Miller R



and location.

Sec. 014 Cd 1

ECH-0104 Miller R



and location.

Sec. 015 Cd 1

ECH-0104 Miller R






EDUCATIONAL INSTRUCTIONAL PSYCHOLOGY AND TECHNOLOGY (EIPT)


and location.

Sec. 016 Cd 1

ECH-0104 Miller R



and location.

Sec. 017 Cd 1

ECH-0104 Miller R



and location.

Sec. 018 Cd 1

ECH-0104 Miller R



and location.

Sec. 019 Cd 1

ECH-0104 Miller R



and location.

1-3 hrs.EIPT 3960 HONORS READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.EIPT 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-4 hrs.EIPT 4960 DIRECTED READINGS

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

1-4 hrs.EIPT 4960 DIRECTED READING

Sec. ***

1-3 hrs.EIPT 4980 PRACTICUM IN EDUC

Sec. ***

1-4 hrs.EIPT 4990 SPECIAL PROBLEMS

Sec. ***

3 hrs.EIPT 5163 ED PSYCH-CHILDHOOD

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:25PM- 7:15PM ECH-0223 Crowson HM

3 hrs.EIPT 5203 MEASUREMENT & EVAL

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:25PM- 7:05PM ECH-0334 Hennessey MW

1-4 hrs.EIPT 5910 PRAC IN EDUC-MASTRS

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

1-6 hrs.EIPT 5920 MASTER'S INTERNSHIP

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

1-4 hrs.EIPT 5960 DIRECTED READINGS

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

2-9 hrs.EIPT 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

3 hrs.EIPT 6023 ANALYS QUAN DATA II

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:25PM- 7:05PM NH-0251 Crowson HW

3 hrs.EIPT 6073 PROGRAM EVALUATION

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:25PM- 7:15PM COH-0244 Hardre PM

3 hrs.EIPT 6083 QUAL RESRCH METH II

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:25PM- 7:05PM KH-0134R

3 hrs.EIPT 6153 MOTIVATION IN EDUC

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:25PM- 7:05PM KH-0132 Miller RR

3 hrs.EIPT 6163 INSTRUCTIONL DESIGN

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:25PM- 7:05PM AH-0352 Hardre PT

3 hrs.EIPT 6183 COGNITION/INSTRUCT

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:25PM- 7:15PM ECH-0237 Greene BM

3 hrs.EIPT 6213 AFFECTIVE INSTR DEV

Sec. 900 Cd 1

7:15PM-10:00PM ECH-0237 Hennessey MT

3 hrs.EIPT 6423 WEB-BASED INSTRUCTN

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:25PM- 7:05PM ECH-0321 Bradshaw AR

3 hrs.EIPT 6503 DES TEXT-BASED INST

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:25PM- 7:05PM BURT-0119 Bradshaw AR

3 hrs.EIPT 6533 D & D OPEN LRNG ENV

Sec. 900 Cd 1

7:15PM- 9:55PM ECH-0325 Ge XW

3 hrs.EIPT 6613 TEC ADVOCACY-SCHOOL

Sec. 900 Cd 1,7

4:25PM- 7:15PM ECH-0325 Cullen TM

3 hrs.EIPT 6613 MDLG/SIMULT/GAMING

Sec. 901 Cd 1,7

7:25PM-10:15PM ECH-0325 Eseryel DM

3 hrs.EIPT 6613 THRY/PEDAGOGY-ONLIN

Sec. 995 Cd 1,7

ECH-0100 Ge X

EIPT 6613 995 This course is taught on the internet.

3 hrs.EIPT 6713 PRSNL EPISTEMOLOGY

Sec. 900 Cd 1,7

4:25PM- 7:05PM ECH-0237 DeBacker TT

3 hrs.EIPT 6713 MIXED METHODS RES

Sec. 901 Cd 1,7

4:25PM- 7:05PM ECH-0237 Hong JW

1-6 hrs.EIPT 6910 DOCTORAL PRACTICUM

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

2-6 hrs.EIPT 6920 DOCTORAL INTERNSHIP

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

1-6 hrs.EIPT 6930 INTENSIVE STUDIES

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

2-16 hrs.EIPT 6980 RES DRS DISSERT

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

1-4 hrs.EIPT 6990 INDIVIDUAL STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

ELEMENTARY EDUCATION (EDEL)


Phone: 325-1498

3 hrs.EDEL 3143 CREATIVE EXPRESSION

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:00PM- 4:00PM ECH-0334 Hopson Malone AW

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:25PM- 7:05PM HEST-0213APeil ST

1 hrs.EDEL 4101 MENTORING III

Sec. 001 Cd 1

8:30AM-10:20AM ECH-0140 Lynch KF

Nicholas S

Sec. 002 Cd 1

10:30AM-12:20PMECH-0140 Lynch KF

Nicholas S

1-4 hrs.EDEL 4960 DIRECTED READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

1-4 hrs.EDEL 5960 DIRECTED READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

2-9 hrs.EDEL 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

2-16 hrs.EDEL 6980 RES DRS DISSERT

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

1-4 hrs.EDEL 6990 INDIVIDUAL STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

ENGLISH EDUCATION (EDEN)


Phone: 325-1498

3 hrs.EDEN 4913 TEACHING OF ENGLISH

Sec. 900 Cd 1,3,4

4:25PM- 7:05PM NH-0251 Letcher MT

EDEN Cross-Listed with: ENGL

EDEN 4913 900 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.

3 hrs.EDEN 5203 ACTN RESRCH-ENGL ED

Sec. 900 Cd 1,2

4:25PM- 7:15PM GIH-0228 Letcher MM

3 hrs.EDEN 5233 TEACHING LITERATURE

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:25PM- 7:15PM ECH-0140 Angelotti MM

1-4 hrs.EDEN 5960 DIRECTED READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

2-9 hrs.EDEN 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

2-16 hrs.EDEN 6980 RES DRS DISSERT

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

1-4 hrs.EDEN 6990 INDIVIDUAL STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

INSTRUCTIONAL LEADERSHIP AND

ACADEMIC CURRICULUM (ILAC)


Phone: 325-1498

3 hrs.ILAC 4003 PARTNERSHIPS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM ECH-0140 Mc Quarrie FM

Sec. 002 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM ECH-0140 Mc Quarrie FT

3 hrs.ILAC 4043 DIVERSE POPULATIONS

Sec. 900 Cd 1

7:15PM- 9:55PM FH-0336 Fischer GT

Corequisite: EDLT 4313 001

PART OF BLOCK 1

Sec. 901 Cd 1

4:25PM- 7:05PM FH-0336 Fischer GT


PART OF BLOCK 2

3 hrs.ILAC 5043 ANALYSIS-TCH/LEARN

Sec. 900 Cd 1,3

5:00PM- 8:00PM DAHT-0907 Taber KM

Sec. 901 Cd 1,3

5:00PM- 8:00PM BURT-0229M

3 hrs.ILAC 5143 THEORY/RESEARCH-ED

Sec. 900 Cd 1,3

4:25PM- 7:05PM ECH-0223 Mc Quarrie FW

Sec. 901 Cd 1,3

4:25PM- 7:15PM BL-0324 Letcher MM

Sec. 902 Cd 1

4:25PM- 7:05PM KH-0137 Rowan SR

3 hrs.ILAC 5233 UNDERST DIFF CULTUR

Sec. 900 Cd 1

7:15PM- 9:55PM ECH-0334R

3 hrs.ILAC 6023 THEORETICAL ISSUES

Sec. 900 Cd 1

7:15PM-10:00PM ECH-0223 Houser NT

3 hrs.ILAC 6033 CRITICAL RESEARCH

Sec. 900

7:15PM-10:00PM ECH-0140 Houser NR

LITERACY EDUCATION (EDLT)


Phone: 325-1498

3 hrs.EDLT 3253 TEACHING CHILD LIT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:30PM- 3:05PM ECH-0140 Mc Kinney LW

Sec. 900 Cd 1


Sec. 901 Cd 1


1 hrs.EDLT 3711 LANG/LIT PRACT I

Sec. 001 Cd 1,7

ECH-0100


STUDENTS WILL NEED TO BLOCK OUT A TWO HOUR

SECTION OF TIME TUESDAY THROUGH THURSDAY FOR

TUTORING.MEETS AT WASHINGTON ELEMENTARY.

EDLT 3711 001 Contact department for additional information on

time and location.

Sec. 002 Cd 1,7

ECH-0100


STUDENTS WILL NEED TO BLOCK OUT A TWO HOUR

SECTION OF TIME ON MONDAY, TUESDAY, OR THURSDAY

FOR TUTORING. MEETS AT LINCOLN ELEMENTARY.

EDLT 3711 002 Contact department for additional information on

time and location.

3 hrs.EDLT 3713 FOUNDTN LANG & LIT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

8:30AM-11:20AM ECH-0140M


EDLT 3713 001 has a service charge of $3.00.

Sec. 002 Cd 1

8:30AM-11:15AM ECH-0140W







LITERACY EDUCATION (EDLT)

1 hrs.EDLT 4201 LANG/LIT PRACT II

Sec. 001 Cd 1,7

8:30AM- 9:20AM AH-0352TR


MEETS AT MCKINLEY ELEMENTARY.

Sec. 002 Cd 1,7

8:30AM- 9:20AM ARM-0101TR


MEETS AT LINCOLN ELEMENTARY.

3 hrs.EDLT 4203 LANG & LIT EVAL

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:25PM- 7:05PM ECH-0139T



Sec. 901 Cd 1

4:25PM- 7:05PM ECH-0139R



3 hrs.EDLT 4303 LITERACY PROG-YOUNG

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:25PM- 7:05PM ECH-0140 Beach ST

3 hrs.EDLT 4313 LANG & LIT ELEM/MID

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-12:20PM ECH-0139T

Corequisite: EDMA 4053 001

PART OF BLOCK 1

EDLT 4313 001 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.

Sec. 002 Cd 1

9:00AM-12:20PM ECH-0139W

Corequisite: EDMA 4053 002

PART OF BLOCK 2

EDLT 4313 002 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.

1-4 hrs.EDLT 4960 DIRECTED READING

Sec. *** Cd 1

MATHEMATICS EDUCATION (EDMA)


Phone: 325-1498

3 hrs.EDMA 3053 PROBLEM-CNTR LEARN

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-12:10PM PHSC-0355 Nicholas SW

Sec. 002 Cd 1

9:30AM-12:10PM PHSC-0355 Nicholas SR

3 hrs.EDMA 3153 EARLY MATH CONCEPTS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM PHSC-0355 Flournoy VT

Sec. 002 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM PHSC-0355 Nicholas SW

1 hrs.EDMA 4001 MATH ED MENTOR III

Sec. 001 Cd 1,7

3:20PM- 4:10PM PHSC-0355 Reeder SR

3 hrs.EDMA 4053 ELEM MATH CURR

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-12:20PM PHSC-0355 Bateiha SM

Corequisite: EDSC 4193 900

PART OF BLOCK 1

Sec. 002 Cd 1

9:00AM-12:20PM PHSC-0355 Bateiha ST

Corequisite: EDSC 4193 001

PART OF BLOCK 2

2 hrs.EDMA 4242 TEACHING SEC MATH

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:20PM- 3:15PM PHSC-0355 Reeder SR

3 hrs.EDMA 5533 MID/HIGH MATH CURR

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:25PM- 7:05PM PHSC-0355 Reeder ST

2-16 hrs.EDMA 6980 RES DRS DISSERT

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

READING EDUCATION (EDRG)


Phone: 325-1498

1-4 hrs.EDRG 4960 DIRECTED READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

1 hrs.EDRG 4980 PRACTICUM IN EDUC

Sec. *** Cd 3

3 hrs.EDRG 5613 DEVELOPMNTL READING

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:25PM- 7:15PM ECH-0139 Beach SM

3 hrs.EDRG 5803 THEOR-READ/LITRCY

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:25PM- 7:05PM ECH-0139R

3 hrs.EDRG 5903 SCH-WIDE LIT PROG

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:25PM- 7:05PM ECH-0139 Beach SW

1-4 hrs.EDRG 5960 DIRECTED READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

2-16 hrs.EDRG 6980 RES DRS DISSERT

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

1-4 hrs.EDRG 6990 INDIVIDUAL STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

EDUCATIONAL STUDIES (EDS)


Phone: 325-4202

3 hrs.EDS 3003 SCH-AMER CULTURES

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

9:00AM-10:15AM ECH-0229TR

Corequisite: EDS 3003 021 THR EDS 3003 029

Sec. 002 Cd 1,3

10:30AM-11:45AMECH-0229TR


Sec. 003 Cd 1,3

1:30PM- 2:45PM ECH-0229 Mackie SMW


Sec. 004 Cd 1,3

3:00PM- 4:15PM ECH-0229 Mackie SMW


0 hrs.EDS 3003 LAB-EDS 3003

Sec. 021 Cd 1

ECH-0138


EDS 3003 021 Contact department for additional information on time

and location.

Sec. 022 Cd 1

ECH-0138



and location.

Sec. 023 Cd 1

ECH-0138



and location.

Sec. 024 Cd 1

ECH-0138



and location.

Sec. 025 Cd 1

ECH-0138



and location.

Sec. 026 Cd 1

ECH-0138



and location.

Sec. 027 Cd 1

ECH-0138



and location.

Sec. 028 Cd 1

ECH-0138



and location.

Sec. 029 Cd 1

ECH-0138



and location.

1-3 hrs.EDS 3960 HONORS READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.EDS 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-4 hrs.EDS 4960 DIRECTED READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,2

3 hrs.EDS 5033 CRITICAL LITERATURE

Sec. 900 Cd 1,4

7:25PM-10:15PM ECH-0224 Karpiak IM

EDS Cross-Listed with: EDAH

3 hrs.EDS 5703 SOCIOLOGY OF EDUC

Sec. 900 Cd 1,4

7:25PM-10:15PM COH-0244M

EDS Cross-Listed with: SOC

EDS 5703-900 WILL BE CONDUCTED UP TO 50% ONLINE.

3 hrs.EDS 5823 CONT CRIT THOUGHT

Sec. 900 Cd 1

1:00PM- 3:30PM ECH-0234 Laird SA


3 hrs.EDS 5833 GENDER, VALUES & ED

Sec. 900 Cd 1,4

4:25PM- 7:05PM COH-0218 Laird SR

EDS Cross-Listed with: PHIL


1-4 hrs.EDS 5910 PRAC IN EDUC-MASTRS

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

1-6 hrs.EDS 5920 MASTER'S INTERNSHIP

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

3 hrs.EDS 5940 SCHOOL & SOCIETY

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:25PM- 7:05PM GIH-0332W

Corequisite: EDS 6910 900


STUDENTS MUST ALSO ENROLL IN THE COREQUISITE: EDS

6910-900.

1-4 hrs.EDS 5960 DIRECTED READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

2-9 hrs.EDS 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

1-3 hrs.EDS 6010 WRITING ED INQUIRY

Sec. 900 Cd 1,2,4

ECH-0206 Laird S

EDS Cross-Listed with: PHIL


and location.

3 hrs.EDS 6033 INQUIRY DESIGN

Sec. 900 Cd 1,3

ECH-0206 Laird S


and location.

3 hrs.EDS 6793 HIST-AMERICAN EDUC

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:25PM- 7:15PM GH-0102 Noley GM

1-6 hrs.EDS 6910 DOCTORAL PRACTICUM

Sec. *** Cd 1,3

2-6 hrs.EDS 6920 DOCTORAL INTERNSHIP

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

1-6 hrs.EDS 6930 INTENSIVE STUDIES

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

3 hrs.EDS 6933 NATUR/QUAL RESEARCH

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:25PM- 7:15PM BL-0418 Vaughn CM

3 hrs.EDS 6970 PRO SEMINAR

Sec. 900 Cd 1,7

7:15PM- 9:55PM ECH-0229 Maiden JT

Vaughn C

3 hrs.EDS 6973 DOCUM/NARR RESEARCH

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:25PM- 7:05PM ECH-0237 Smith JR

2-16 hrs.EDS 6980 RES DRS DISSERT

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

1-4 hrs.EDS 6990 INDIVIDUAL STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

SCIENCE EDUCATION (EDSC)


Phone: 325-1498

1-3 hrs.EDSC 3960 HONORS READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6





SCIENCE EDUCATION (EDSC)

1-3 hrs.EDSC 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

3 hrs.EDSC 4093 INQUIRY SCIENCE TCH

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-11:40AM PHSC-0323T

EDSC 4093 001 has a service charge of $10.00.

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 7:30PM PHSC-0323 Simpson LM


Sec. 901 Cd 1

4:30PM- 7:10PM PHSC-0355 Gilpin BW


3 hrs.EDSC 4193 TCH SCI-ELEM SCHOOL

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-12:20PM PHSC-0323 McCann FR

Corequisite: EDSS 4323 900

PART OF BLOCK 2


Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:25PM- 7:45PM PHSC-0323 Laubach TW

Corequisite: EDSS 4323 001

PART OF BLOCK 1


EDSC 4193 900 Has special field trips arranged. Consult

department.

3 hrs.EDSC 4513 TCH SCIENCE-SEC SC

Sec. 900 Cd 1,3

4:25PM- 7:05PM PHSC-0323 Pedersen JT


1-4 hrs.EDSC 4960 DIRECTED READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

3 hrs.EDSC 5513 TCH SCIENCE-SEC SCH

Sec. 900 Cd 1,3

4:25PM- 7:05PM PHSC-0323 Pedersen JT


1-4 hrs.EDSC 5940 FIELD STUDIES

Sec. *** Cd 1

1-4 hrs.EDSC 5960 DIRECTED READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

2-9 hrs.EDSC 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

2 hrs.EDSC 6532 PARADIGM-SCI INVEST

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 6:10PM PHSC-0323 Marek ER

2-16 hrs.EDSC 6980 RES DRS DISSERT

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

1-4 hrs.EDSC 6990 INDIVIDUAL STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

SECONDARY EDUCATION (EDSE)


Phone: 325-1498

1-4 hrs.EDSE 4960 DIRECTED READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

1-4 hrs.EDSE 5960 DIRECTED READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

2-9 hrs.EDSE 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

2-16 hrs.EDSE 6980 RES DRS DISSERT

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

1-4 hrs.EDSE 6990 INDIVIDUAL STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

SOCIAL FOUNDATIONS OF

EDUCATION (EDFN)


Phone: 325-4202

2-16 hrs.EDFN 6980 RES DRS DISSERT

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

SOCIAL STUDIES EDUCATION (EDSS)


Phone: 325-1498

3 hrs.EDSS 3553 FOUNDATIONS-SOC ST

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:25PM- 7:05PM ECH-0238 Pennington KT

Sec. 901 Cd 1

7:15PM-10:00PM ECH-0140 Krutka DM

Sec. 902 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:00PM PHSC-0119 Chiodo JW

1-3 hrs.EDSS 3960 HONORS READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.EDSS 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

3 hrs.EDSS 4323 SOC STDY-EL/MID SCH

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-12:20PM ECH-0238 Keel JW

Corequisite: ILAC 4043 900

PART OF BLOCK 1

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:25PM- 7:05PM GIH-0228 Keel JW

Corequisite: ILAC 4043 901

PART OF BLOCK 2

1 hrs.EDSS 4551 MENTORING-SOC ST

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:00PM COH-0340 Brown TW

3 hrs.EDSS 4553 FOUND & MENT - SS

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:00PM COH-0340 Brown TW

3 hrs.EDSS 4563 TCH SEC SCH SOC STD

Sec. 900 Cd 1,3

6:00PM- 9:00PM GIH-0228 Chiodo JT

EDSS 4563 900 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.

1-4 hrs.EDSS 4960 DIRECTED READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,2

3 hrs.EDSS 5043 ANALYSIS OF TEACH

Sec. 900

5:00PM- 8:10PM COH-0340 Rowan SR

3 hrs.EDSS 5503 SOCIAL STUDIES CURR

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:00PM GIH-0344 Chiodo JW

1-4 hrs.EDSS 5960 DIRECTED READINGS

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

1-6 hrs.EDSS 6930 INTENSIVE STUDIES

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

1-6 hrs.EDSS 6930 DATA ANALYSIS

Sec. 002 Cd 1,3,7

ECH-0126 Chiodo J

2-16 hrs.EDSS 6980 RES DRS DISSERT

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

1-4 hrs.EDSS 6990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

1-3 hrs.EDSS 6990 DIRECTED READINGS

Sec. *** Cd 1,3

SPECIAL EDUCATION (EDSP)


Phone: 325-5974

4 hrs.EDSP 3054 EXCEPTIONAL STUDENT

Sec. 010 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMDAH-0218 Brandes JTR

Corequisite: EDSP 3053 011 THR EDSP 3054 014

0 hrs.EDSP 3054 DISC-EDSP 3054-010

Sec. 011 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM KH-0135T

Corequisite: EDSP 3054 010

Sec. 012 Cd 1

3:30PM- 4:20PM KH-0135T


Sec. 013 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM KH-0135R


Sec. 014 Cd 1

3:30PM- 4:20PM KH-0135R


3 hrs.EDSP 3753 PARENTS-EXCEP INDIV

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:25PM- 7:05PM KH-0134 Watts JW

3-4 hrs.EDSP 3890 PRACTICUM SPEC ED

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

2:10PM- 3:10PM BL-0418W

EDSP 3890 001 Has additional meeting time. Consult department.

1-3 hrs.EDSP 3960 HONORS READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.EDSP 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

3 hrs.EDSP 4203 TECHNOL ADAPTATIONS

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:25PM- 7:15PM ECH-0325 Gardner JM

3 hrs.EDSP 4623 CURRIC/TECHNIQUES

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:25PM- 7:05PM KH-0132 Ludwig ST

3 hrs.EDSP 4633 LANG/COMM STRATEGY

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:25PM- 7:05PM GIH-0344 Haring KR

3 hrs.EDSP 4890 ADVANCED PRACTICUM

Sec. 001 Cd 1,2

3:15PM- 4:15PM BL-0418W

EDSP 4890 001 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.

1-4 hrs.EDSP 4960 DIRECTED READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,2

3 hrs.EDSP 5153 INSTRUC MOD-DISABIL

Sec. 900 Cd 1,2

4:25PM- 7:05PM DAHT-0906W

3 hrs.EDSP 5173 COLLAB/LIFELONG INT

Sec. 900 Cd 1,2

4:25PM- 7:15PM KH-0140 Brandes JM

3 hrs.EDSP 5303 APPLIED RESEARCH

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:25PM- 7:05PM KH-0137 Lovett DT

2 hrs.EDSP 5412 THRY-ED EXCEPT LRN

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMDAH-0218 Brandes JTR

EDSP 5412 001 Contact department for additional information on

time and location.

1-4 hrs.EDSP 5910 PRAC IN EDUC-MASTRS

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

1-6 hrs.EDSP 5920 MASTER'S INTERNSHIP

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

1-4 hrs.EDSP 5960 DIRECTED READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

2-9 hrs.EDSP 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

2 hrs.EDSP 5982 DIRECTED SPEC PROJ

Sec. 001 Cd 1

ECH-0302 Brandes J

Sec. 002 Cd 1,2

ECH-0326C Gardner J

Sec. 003 Cd 1

CH-0111 Martin J

Sec. 004 Cd 1

ECH-0307 Lovett D

Sec. 005 Cd 1

ECH-0323 Haring K

3 hrs.EDSP 6023 ABA & RESEARCH DESN

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:25PM- 7:05PM CH-0111 Martin JT

3 hrs.EDSP 6113 PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:25PM- 7:15PM HEST-0213AHaring KM

3 hrs.EDSP 6123 ISSUES/RESEARCH

Sec. 900 Cd 1,2

4:25PM- 7:05PM COH-0246 Gardner JT

1-6 hrs.EDSP 6910 DOCTORAL PRACTICUM

Sec. *** Cd 1

2-6 hrs.EDSP 6920 DOCTORAL INTERNSHIP

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

2-16 hrs.EDSP 6980 RES DRS DISSERT

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

1-4 hrs.EDSP 6990 INDIVIDUAL STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,7





ELECTRICAL AND COMPUTER ENGINEERING (ECE)

ELECTRICAL AND COMPUTER

ENGINEERING (ECE)

Office: CARSON ENGR CENTER0219B

Phone: 324-4721




4 hrs.ECE 2214 DIGITAL DESIGN

Sec. 010 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMSEC-M0207 Lee SMWF

Corequisite: ECE 2214 011 THR ECE 2214 014

ECE 2214 010 has a service charge of $50.00.

0 hrs.ECE 2214 LAB-ECE 2214-010

Sec. 011 Cd 1

2:30PM- 4:30PM EL-0216 Lee ST

Corequisite: ECE 2214 010

Sec. 012 Cd 1

5:00PM- 7:00PM EL-0216 Lee ST


Sec. 013 Cd 1

3:00PM- 5:00PM EL-0216 Lee SM


Sec. 014 Cd 1

3:00PM- 5:00PM EL-0216 Lee SW


1 hrs.ECE 2281 ENGR CO-OP PROGRAM

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,4,7

3 hrs.ECE 2713 DIG SIGNALS/FLTRNG

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM CEC-0117 Cruz JTR

3 hrs.ECE 2723 ELEC CIRCUITS I

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM CEC-0121 El-Ibiary MTR

3 hrs.ECE 3113 ENERGY CONVERSION I

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM CEC-0117 Jiang JMWF

3 hrs.ECE 3223 MICROPROC SYS DESGN

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM CH-0104 Fitzmorris CTR

3 hrs.ECE 3723 ELEC CIRCUITS II

Sec. 001 Cd 1,5

8:30AM- 9:20AM FH-0319 El-Ibiary MMWF

Sec. 002 Cd 1,5

10:30AM-11:20AMCEC-0117 El-Ibiary MMWF

3 hrs.ECE 3773 ECE CIRCUITS LAB

Sec. 010 Cd 1

2:30PM- 3:20PM CEC-0121 Fitzmorris CM



0 hrs.ECE 3773 LAB-ECE 3773-010

Sec. 011 Cd 1

12:00PM- 2:00PM CEC-0202 Fitzmorris CWF


Sec. 012 Cd 1

12:00PM- 2:00PM CEC-0202 Fitzmorris CTR


Sec. 013 Cd 1

2:00PM- 4:00PM CEC-0202 Fitzmorris CWF


3 hrs.ECE 3793 SIGNALS AND SYSTEMS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM CEC-0117 Havlicek JMWF

3 hrs.ECE 3813 INTRO ELECTRONICS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMCEC-0117TR


3 hrs.ECE 3873 ECE ELECTRONICS LAB

Sec. 010 Cd 1

6:00PM- 7:50PM CEC-0117 Davis CM



0 hrs.ECE 3873 LAB-ECE 3873-010

Sec. 011 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:50PM CEC-0203 Davis CT


Sec. 012 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:50PM CEC-0203 Davis CW


Sec. 013 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:50PM CEC-0203 Davis CR


1-3 hrs.ECE 3960 HONORS READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.ECE 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

3 hrs.ECE 4273 DIGITAL DESIGN LAB

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM SEC-A0235 Petrich EMW


ECE 4273 001 Has additional meeting time. Consult department.

3 hrs.ECE 4523 INTRO COMM THEORY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMSEC-A0133 Cruz JTR

3 hrs.ECE 4613 COMPUTER ARCHITECT

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

9:00AM-10:15AM SEC-P0203 Atiquzzaman MTR

ECE Cross-Listed with: C S

3 hrs.ECE 4623 COMP HARDWARE DESGN

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM CEC-0438 Tull MTR

3 hrs.ECE 4663 RADAR ENGINEERING

Sec. 900 Cd 1,4

6:30PM- 7:45PM SEC-M0207 Yu TMW

ECE Cross-Listed with: METR

3 hrs.ECE 4773 LAB - SPEC PROJECTS

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:20PM SEC-N0202 Crain JT

ECE 4773 900 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.


3 hrs.ECE 4813 ELECTRONICS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM SEC-N0202AYeary MMW

3 hrs.ECE 4823 ENGR PRIN-HUM BODY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-12:20PM SRTC-1030 Liu HW

3 hrs.ECE 4973 MEASUREMNT/AUTOMATN

Sec. 013

9:00AM-10:15AM N210-0210 Fagan JMW


3 hrs.ECE 4973 WIRELESS COMMUNICAT

Sec. 960

1:30PM- 2:45PM CEC-0438 Refai HMW


ECE 4973 960 Is an interactive education TV course.

3 hrs.ECE 4973 RF/MICROWAVE ENGR

Sec. 961

Zhang Y



1-3 hrs.ECE 4990 SPECIAL STUDIES

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

3 hrs.ECE 5063 COMPUTER VISION

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM CEC-0441 Lee SMW

3 hrs.ECE 5123 WIRELESS COMM

Sec. 960 Cd 1,4


ECE Cross-Listed with: TCOM


3 hrs.ECE 5163 GEN RESOURCES & OPT

Sec. 960 Cd 1

5:00PM- 6:15PM SEC-M0204 Lee FTR


3 hrs.ECE 5223 STOCHASTIC SIG PROC

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMFH-0320 Runolfsson TMW

3 hrs.ECE 5273 DIGITAL IMAGE PROC

Sec. 960 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:45PM SEC-M0204 Havlicek JMW


3 hrs.ECE 5313 SOLID STATE ELEC II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM SEC-M0207TR

3 hrs.ECE 5343 OPTO-ELECTRONICS II

Sec. 900 Cd 1

5:00PM- 6:15PM FH-0319 Shi ZMW

3 hrs.ECE 5353 FIBER OPTICS

Sec. 960 Cd 1

4:30PM- 8:00PM CEC-0438 Refai HT


3 hrs.ECE 5413 CONTROL THEORY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM FH-0334 Tang CMWF

3 hrs.ECE 5623 COMP HARDWARE DESGN

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM CEC-0438 Tull MTR

3 hrs.ECE 5663 RADAR ENGINEERING

Sec. 900 Cd 1,4



3 hrs.ECE 5683 WEATHER RADAR APPS

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

3:00PM- 3:50PM NWC-5930 Chilson PMWF


3 hrs.ECE 5973 ANTENNAS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM FH-0320 Crain JTR


3 hrs.ECE 5973 MEASUREMNT/AUTOMATN

Sec. 013 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM N210-0210 Fagan JMW


3 hrs.ECE 5973 RF/MICROWAVE ENGR

Sec. 961 Cd 1

Zhang Y



3 hrs.ECE 5973 FREESPACE OPTICS

Sec. 962 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM CEC-0438 Ghosh ATR



2-9 hrs.ECE 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 7

1-3 hrs.ECE 5990 SPECIAL STUDIES

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

3 hrs.ECE 6973 SENSOR ENGR/NETWORK

Sec. 960 Cd 1

3:00PM- 6:00PM CEC-0438 Ghosh AM


2-16 hrs.ECE 6980 RES DRS DISSERT

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

ENERGY MANAGEMENT (EMGT)


Phone: 325-0758

1 hrs.EMGT 3001 PRACT ISSUES EMGT

Sec. 900 Cd 1,7

6:00PM- 8:50PM AH-0104 Long SR

3 hrs.EMGT 3113 ENERGY PRODUCTN/MKT

Sec. 900 Cd 1

5:00PM- 8:10PM AH-0304 Grunsted JW

3 hrs.EMGT 3523 NTL GAS, POWER TRAD

Sec. 900 Cd 1,3

5:00PM- 8:10PM AH-0104 Green JM

1-3 hrs.EMGT 4900 READINGS-ENERGY MGT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

AH-0105K Long S

ENGINEERING (ENGR)


Phone: 325-2621




0 hrs.ENGR 1420 FRSHMN ENGR OREN II

Sec. 001 Cd 1,7

1:30PM- 3:20PM FH-0304 Pulat PM

Sec. 002 Cd 1,7

3:30PM- 5:20PM CEC-0121 Fagan JM





ENGINEERING (ENGR)

Sec. 003 Cd 1,7

9:30AM-11:20AM CEC-0441 Pulat PM

NOTE: THIS SERVICE LEARNING SECTION WORKS WITH

SeeS-AFTER SCHOOL SCIENCE IN ELEMETARY

SCHOOLS.MEETING TIME IS VARIABLE.

Sec. 004 Cd 1,7

2:30PM- 4:20PM SEC-M0204 Walden ST

NOTE: THIS SERVICE LEARNING SECTION DESIGNS, PLANS

AND IMPLEMENTS PROJECTS FOR THE BENEFIT OF K-12

SCHOOL SITES.MEETING TIME IS VARIABLE.

Sec. 005 Cd 1,7

3:00PM- 4:50PM CEC-0031 Starly BT

NOTE: THIS SECTION WILL DESIGN AND BUILD OR TEST A

VARIETY OF PROJECTS THAT TOUCH MULTIPLE

DISCIPLINES.

Sec. 006 Cd 1,7

1:30PM- 3:20PM FH-0304 Fagg AW

NOTE: THIS SECTION WILL PROGRAM TINY INTERACTIVE

COMPUTERS AND CREATE INTERACTIVE BION ART.

Sec. 007 Cd 1,7

9:30AM-11:20AM CEC-0441W

NOTE: THIS SECTION WILL COVER THE BASICS OF MS

WORD, MS EXCEL, AND MS POWERPOINT TO MS OFFICE

SUITE.

Sec. 008 Cd 1,7

3:30PM- 5:20PM CEC-0441 Minadeo-Cook MW

Sec. 009 Cd 1,7

3:00PM- 4:50PM CEC-0441 Ramseyer CM

Sec. 010 Cd 1,7

3:00PM- 4:50PM CEC-0031 Minadeo-Cook MR

Sec. 011 Cd 1,7

10:30AM-12:20PMDAH-0103 Grady BF

1 hrs.ENGR 1510 MEP-ORIENTATION

Sec. 001 Cd 7

3:30PM- 5:20PM CEC-0441 Cook EW

Sec. 002 Cd 7

3:00PM- 4:50PM CEC-0031 Cook ER

1 hrs.ENGR 1510 INTRO PHYS FOR ENGR

Sec. 900 Cd 7

5:30PM- 6:45PM CEC-0031W

ENGR 1510 900 For Majors only.

1 hrs.ENGR 1510 DIFF/INTEG CALC II

Sec. 901 Cd 7

5:30PM- 6:20PM PHSC-0425DT

1 hrs.ENGR 1510 INTRO CALC FOR ENGR

Sec. 903 Cd 7

5:30PM- 6:45PM CEC-0121T

ENGR 1510 903 For Majors only.

3 hrs.ENGR 2003 ENGR PRACTICE I

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMSEC-N0202 Green MTR

Sec. 002 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM SEC-N0202 Green MTR

Sec. 003 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM SEC-N0202 Green MTR

1 hrs.ENGR 2281 ENGR CO-OP PROGRAM

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,4,7

1 hrs.ENGR 2411 APPLD ENGR STATICS

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:45PM SEC-P0207MW

ENGR 2411 900 meets from Feb 18 - Mar 28.

1 hrs.ENGR 2431 ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:45PM SEC-N0202AMW

ENGR 2431 900 meets from Jan 14 - Feb 13.

1 hrs.ENGR 2531 ELEC CIRCUITS II

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:45PM SEC-N0202AFitzmorris CMW

ENGR 2531 900 meets from Feb 18 - Mar 26.

0 hrs.ENGR 3410 ENGR ORIENT-TRANSFR

Sec. 001 Cd 1,7

3:30PM- 5:20PM SEC-A0235 Pulat PT

Sec. 002 Cd 1,3,7

4:00PM- 5:00PM CEC-0100 Pulat PF

1 hrs.ENGR 3431 ELECTROMECH SYSTEMS

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:45PM SEC-N0202AFitzmorris CMW

ENGR 3431 900 meets from Mar 31 - Apr 30.

1 hrs.ENGR 3510 UNDGR STS ANLY PROJ

Sec. 007 Cd 1,7

CEC-0116H Kumin H

1 hrs.ENGR 3510 CAREER PLAN-COE

Sec. 100 Cd 1,7

12:30PM- 1:20PM MFPH-2040 Goodner JMWF

ENGR 3510 100 meets from Jan 14 - Mar 7.

1-3 hrs.ENGR 4510 SELECTED TOPICS

Sec. *** Cd 1,3

ENGR 4510 *** has a service charge of $50.00.

3 hrs.ENGR 4510 MEASUREMNT/AUTOMATN

Sec. 013 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM N210-0210 Fagan JMW

ENGR 4510 013 has a service charge of $50.00.

3 hrs.ENGR 4510 LDRSHP/ORGNZTN MGT

Sec. 025 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMCEC-0121 Holmes JTR


Sec. 026 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM CEC-0121 Holmes JTR


1 hrs.ENGR 4510 INTERNSHIP-ENGR

Sec. 027 Cd 1,3

OMU-0323 Bishop B


3 hrs.ENGR 4510 MONEY & ENGINEERS

Sec. 028 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMCEC-0439 Ramseyer CMWF


3 hrs.ENGR 4510 ELEC VEHICLE DESIGN

Sec. 900 Cd 1,2

6:00PM- 9:00PM CEC-0123 Fagan JR


2-9 hrs.ENGR 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 7

2-16 hrs.ENGR 6980 RES DRS DISSERT

Sec. *** Cd 7

ENTREPRENEURSHIP (ENT)


Phone: 325-2651

3 hrs.ENT 3003 INTRO TO ENTRE

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM MFPH-3030MW

3 hrs.ENT 3103 ENT PROCESS

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

12:00PM- 1:15PM AH-0104TR

3 hrs.ENT 3113 START ENTRE VENTURE

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM MFPH-3030 Mitchell JTR

3 hrs.ENT 3413 NEW PRODUCT DEVELOP

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

9:00AM-10:15AM MFPH-3030 Wallman JTR

ENT Cross-Listed with: MKT

3 hrs.ENT 3513 MARKET DEVELOP

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM MFPH-3065 Wheeler JMW

1-3 hrs.ENT 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6




COURSES.

3 hrs.ENT 4103 ENTRE FIELD STUDIES

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM MFPH-3065 Wheeler JMW

3 hrs.ENT 4603 BUSINESS PLAN

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM AH-0304 Mitchell JTR

3 hrs.ENT 4710 TPCS IN ENTRE-LAW

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM MFPH-3065 Rayburn STR

2 hrs.ENT 5902 ENT. PROCESS

Sec. 930 Cd 1

6:00PM- 8:00PM OSFP-0001 Edwards EMW

ENT 5902 930 meets from Jan 14 - Mar 7.

ENT 5902 930 Meets at 1 Santa Fe Plaza, Oklahoma City

2 hrs.ENT 5912 ENT. FINANCE

Sec. 920 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:40PM MFPH-3020 Williams GW

ENT 5912 920 meets from Mar 10 - May 2.

ENGINEERING PHYSICS (EPHY)


Phone: 325-3961




1 hrs.EPHY 2281 ENGR CO-OP PROGRAM

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,4,7

1-3 hrs.EPHY 3960 HONORS READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.EPHY 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

2 hrs.EPHY 4232 LAB GLASSBLOWING

Sec. 001 Cd 1,2,4

1:30PM- 4:20PM CHBA-0323 Cornell JTR

EPHY Cross-Listed with: CHEM

EPHY 4232 001 has a service charge of $36.00.

1-3 hrs.EPHY 4990 SPECIAL STUDIES

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

2-9 hrs.EPHY 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 2,7

1-10 hrs.EPHY 5990 SPECIAL STUDIES

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

2-16 hrs.EPHY 6980 RES DRS DISSERT

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

ENGLISH (ENGL)

Office: GITTINGER HALL0113

Phone: 325-4661

ENGL 0113 HAS A REMEDIAL COURSE FEE OF

$20.00 PER CREDIT HOUR.

3 hrs.ENGL 0113 INTRO-COLL WRITING

Sec. 001 Cd 3

12:00PM- 1:15PM GIH-0326 Clark STR

3 hrs.ENGL 1013 EXCHANGE ENGLISH

Sec. 001

10:30AM-11:20AMGIH-0350 Wilson PMWF

ENGL 1013 001 For International students only.

Sec. 002

9:00AM-10:15AM HEST-0213AFord DTR


ENGL 1113 IS A GEN ED CORE AREA I "ENGLISH

COMPOSITION" COURSE.

3 hrs.ENGL 1113 PRIN OF ENGL COMP

Sec. 001

12:00PM- 1:15PM PHSC-0119TR

Sec. 002

8:30AM- 9:20AM GIH-0317MWF

Sec. 003

2:30PM- 3:20PM FH-0334MWF

Sec. 004

11:30AM-12:20PMGIH-0326MWF

Sec. 005

10:30AM-11:20AMFH-0334MWF

Sec. 006

9:30AM-10:20AM COH-0218MWF

Sec. 007

2:30PM- 3:20PM ARM-0105MWF

Sec. 008

12:30PM- 1:20PM GIH-0326MWF

Sec. 009

11:30AM-12:20PMBL-0102MWF

Sec. 010

11:30AM-12:20PMFH-0336MWF

Sec. 011

12:30PM- 1:20PM BURT-0205MWF

Sec. 012

8:30AM- 9:20AM COH-0246MWF

Sec. 013

10:30AM-11:20AMPHSC-0359MWF

Sec. 014 Cd 3

9:00AM-10:15AM AH-0311 Thompson LTR


Sec. 015 Cd 3

10:30AM-11:45AMAH-0007H Thompson LTR





ENGLISH (ENGL)


Sec. 900

4:30PM- 5:45PM GIH-0338MW



3 hrs.ENGL 1213 PRIN OF ENGL COMP

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM GIH-0236MWF

ENGL 1213 001 Is a computer aided composition class.

Sec. 002 Cd 1

3:30PM- 4:20PM GIH-0236MWF


Sec. 003 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMGIH-0240MWF


Sec. 004 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM GIH-0232MWF


Sec. 005 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM GIH-0240MWF


Sec. 006 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMGIH-0232MWF


Sec. 007 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMGIH-0236MWF


Sec. 008 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:20AM GIH-0240MWF


Sec. 009 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM GIH-0232TR


Sec. 010 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM GIH-0236TR


Sec. 011 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM GIH-0236TR


Sec. 012 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM GIH-0232TR


Sec. 013 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM GIH-0232MWF


Sec. 014 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM GIH-0240TR


Sec. 015 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM GIH-0240MWF


Sec. 016 Cd 1

2:30PM- 3:20PM GIH-0232MWF


Sec. 017 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMGIH-0232MWF


Sec. 018 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM GIH-0232MWF


Sec. 019 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM GIH-0240TR


Sec. 020 Cd 1

2:30PM- 3:20PM GIH-0240MWF


Sec. 021 Cd 1

3:30PM- 4:20PM GIH-0240MWF


Sec. 022 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM GIH-0240TR


Sec. 023 Cd 1

3:30PM- 4:20PM GIH-0232MWF


Sec. 024 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:20AM GIH-0236MWF


Sec. 025 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMGIH-0236TR


Sec. 026 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM GIH-0236TR


Sec. 028 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM GLRD-2020TR

Sec. 029 Cd 1

2:30PM- 3:20PM HEST-0213AMWF

Sec. 030 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:20AM AH-0301MWF

Sec. 031 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM ARM-0103MWF

Sec. 032 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM AH-0112TR

Sec. 033 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM GIH-0317MWF

Sec. 034 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMGIH-0317MWF

Sec. 035 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM GIH-0332MWF

Sec. 036 Cd 1

2:30PM- 3:20PM COH-0340MWF

Sec. 037 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM HEST-0213AMWF

Sec. 038 Cd 1

3:30PM- 4:20PM BL-0104MWF

Sec. 039 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMFH-0336MWF

Sec. 040 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM GIH-0344MWF

Sec. 041 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMGIH-0344MWF

Sec. 042 Cd 1

2:30PM- 3:20PM PHSC-0359MWF

Sec. 043 Cd 1


Sec. 044 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMGIH-0350MWF

Sec. 045 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM CEC-0439MWF

Sec. 046 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM AH-0301MWF

Sec. 047 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM GIH-0350MWF

Sec. 048 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMAH-0112MWF

Sec. 049 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMFH-0334MWF

Sec. 050 Cd 1


Sec. 051 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMHEST-0213AMWF

Sec. 052 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM CEC-0031MWF

Sec. 053 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM BURT-0119MWF

Sec. 054 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMKH-0138MWF

Sec. 055 Cd 1


Sec. 056 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:20AM GIH-0228MWF

Sec. 057 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM BURT-0208MWF

Sec. 058 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM GIH-0326MWF

Sec. 059 Cd 1


Sec. 060 Cd 1,6

10:30AM-11:20AMNH-0251MWF

ENGL 1213 060 Must be a member of the Honors College in order

to enroll.

Sec. 061 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:20AM AH-0112MWF

Sec. 062 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM ARM-0105MWF

Sec. 063 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMPHSC-0359MWF

Sec. 064 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM GIH-0332MWF

Sec. 065 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:20AM GIH-0350MWF

Sec. 066 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMHEST-0213AMWF

Sec. 067 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM FH-0319MWF

Sec. 068 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:20AM KH-0136MWF

Sec. 069 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMCOH-0246MWF

Sec. 070 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMARM-0101MWF

Sec. 071 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMCOH-0246MWF

Sec. 072 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMFH-0320TR

Sec. 073 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM BL-0100TR

Sec. 074 Cd 1


Sec. 075 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM GIH-0228MWF

Sec. 076 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMFH-0319MWF

Sec. 077 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM AH-0100MWF

Sec. 078 Cd 1


Sec. 079 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM GIH-0338MWF

Sec. 080 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:20AM FH-0336MWF

Sec. 081 Cd 1


Sec. 082 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM JFH-0102MWF

Sec. 083 Cd 1


Sec. 084 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM PHSC-0100MWF

Sec. 085 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM CARN-0208AMWF

Sec. 086 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:20AM GIH-0338MWF

Sec. 087 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM PHSC-0225MWF

Sec. 088 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM FH-0336MWF

Sec. 089 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM AH-0101MWF

Sec. 090 Cd 1


Sec. 091 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:20AM PHSC-0363MWF

Sec. 092 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMARM-0103MWF

Sec. 093 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM AH-0112MWF

Sec. 094 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM DAHT-0907TR

Sec. 095 Cd 1


Sec. 096 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMGIH-0338MWF

Sec. 097 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMAH-0112MWF

Sec. 098 Cd 1


Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:45PM GIH-0232TR


Sec. 901 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:45PM GIH-0236TR


Sec. 902 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:20PM GIH-0232MWF


Sec. 903 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:20PM GIH-0236MWF


Sec. 904 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:45PM GIH-0240MW


Sec. 905 Cd 1

6:00PM- 7:15PM GIH-0240MW


Sec. 995 Cd 1

GIH-0113 Jewell W


ENGL 1213 995 This course is taught on the internet.

Sec. 996 Cd 1

GIH-0113 Windahl E



Sec. 997 Cd 1

GIH-0113 Jewell W



Sec. 998 Cd 1

GIH-0113 Windahl E



3 hrs.ENGL 1913 HLTH PROF WRITING

Sec. 001 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMGIH-0240 Clark SMWF


Sec. 002 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM GIH-0240 Clark SMWF


Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:45PM GIH-0240 Whitman ATR





ENGLISH (ENGL)


Sec. 995 Cd 1

GIH-0113 Dickinson S



Sec. 996 Cd 1

Clark S



Sec. 997 Cd 1

Clark S



Sec. 998 Cd 1

Whitman A



3 hrs.ENGL 2123 CREATIVE WRITING

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

9:00AM-10:15AM GIH-0319 Jacobs JTR

Sec. 002 Cd 1,3

10:30AM-11:45AMGIH-0319 Jacobs JTR

Sec. 995 Cd 1

GIH-0113



3 hrs.ENGL 2133 AUTOBIOG WRITING

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

10:30AM-11:45AMGIH-0232 Lewis LTR

3 hrs.ENGL 2313 INTRO-CRIT RDG/WRIT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM GIH-0319 Frank LMWF

ENGL 2313 001 For Majors only.

Sec. 002 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM GIH-0338 Schleifer RMW


3 hrs.ENGL 2413 INTRO TO LITERATURE

Sec. 001

9:30AM-10:20AM SEC-P0209 White TMWF

ENGL 2413 001 Is a GenEd Core Area IV `Artistic Forms` course.

Sec. 002

2:30PM- 3:20PM GIH-0332 Wise CMWF


3 hrs.ENGL 2653 ENGL LIT 1700-PRES

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM GIH-0228 Bain ATR

ENGL 2653 001 Is a GenEd Core Area IV `Western Culture` course.

Sec. 002 Cd 1

2:30PM- 3:20PM FH-0336MWF


3 hrs.ENGL 2883 AMERICAN LITERATURE

Sec. 001

12:30PM- 1:20PM AH-0355 Morgan PMWF


Sec. 900

4:30PM- 5:45PM GIH-0326MW


3 hrs.ENGL 3103 WRITING & AUDIENCE

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

3:00PM- 4:15PM GIH-0350 Welch KTR

3 hrs.ENGL 3103 WRITING PLACE

Sec. 900 Cd 1,3

5:00PM- 7:45PM GIH-0309 Askew RW

Sec. 901 Cd 1,3,6

5:00PM- 7:45PM GIH-0309 Askew RW

ENGL 3103 901 Must be a member of the Honors College in order

to enroll.

3 hrs.ENGL 3123 FICTION WRITING

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

1:30PM- 2:45PM GIH-0309 Jeffers HMW

3 hrs.ENGL 3133 POETRY WRITING

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

1:30PM- 2:45PM GIH-0309 Jacobs JTR

3 hrs.ENGL 3143 LITERACY & RHETORIC

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM GIH-0350 Hobbs CTR


3 hrs.ENGL 3153 TECHNICAL WRITING

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

10:30AM-11:20AMGIH-0236MWF


Sec. 002 Cd 1,3

9:30AM-10:20AM GIH-0236MWF


Sec. 003 Cd 1,3

3:00PM- 4:15PM GIH-0236TR


Sec. 004 Cd 1,3

9:00AM-10:15AM GIH-0232TR


Sec. 005 Cd 1,3

10:30AM-11:45AMGIH-0240TR


Sec. 006 Cd 1,3

1:30PM- 2:45PM GIH-0232TR


Sec. 007 Cd 1,3

1:30PM- 2:20PM GIH-0236MWF


Sec. 008 Cd 1,3

2:30PM- 3:20PM GIH-0236MWF


3 hrs.ENGL 3163 WRTG/RHET/HIST TECH

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

3:00PM- 4:15PM KH-0233 Hobbs CTR

3 hrs.ENGL 3183 AUTHORING-INFO AGE

Sec. 995 Cd 1

GIH-0113 Whitman A



Sec. 996 Cd 1

Whitman A



3 hrs.ENGL 3223 OKLA WRITING

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

12:00PM- 1:15PM GIH-0309 Kates STR


3 hrs.ENGL 3243 NAT AM FILM STUDIES

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 8:30PM GIH-0317 Warrior RM

ENGL 3243 900 has a service charge of $35.00.

3 hrs.ENGL 3313 INTRO LIT-CULTR STD

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM GIH-0326 Mc Donald WTR


Sec. 002 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM GIH-0350 Stalling JTR


Sec. 003 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMGIH-0338 Zeigler JTR


3 hrs.ENGL 3613 19TH CNT ENGL LIT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:30PM- 4:20PM FH-0336MWF


3 hrs.ENGL 3653 THE BIBLE AS LIT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM GIH-0350 Velie AMW

3 hrs.ENGL 3713 INTRO-AMERICAN STDY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMGIH-0228 Hobson GMWF


3 hrs.ENGL 3833 INTRO AMER DRAMA

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM GIH-0344 Zeigler JTR


1-3 hrs.ENGL 3960 HONORS READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.ENGL 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

3 hrs.ENGL 4013 MAJOR FIG-BECKETT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM GIH-0228 Murphy TMW

7:00PM- 9:00PM GIH-0317W

3 hrs.ENGL 4033 INDIG POLITIC WRIT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM GIH-0326 Warrior RMW

3 hrs.ENGL 4133 HIST-ENGL LANGUAGE

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM GIH-0338 Ransom DMWF

3 hrs.ENGL 4203 CARNIVAL LITERATURE

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM GIH-0326 Keresztesi RTR

3 hrs.ENGL 4283 HIP HOP PHENOMENON

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM GIH-0317 John CTR


3 hrs.ENGL 4343 INDIAN-AM POP CULTR

Sec. 001

11:30AM-12:20PMGIH-0228 Hobson GMWF

ENGL 4343 001 Is a GenEd Core Area IV `Non-West Culture` course.

3 hrs.ENGL 4503 RENAISSANCE-BCKGRND

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM GIH-0317 Yoch JTR


3 hrs.ENGL 4533 SHAKESPEARE TRAGEDY

Sec. 010 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMGIH-0317 Yoch JTR

Corequisite: ENGL 4533 011 THR ENGL 4533 013


ENGL 4533 010 has a service charge of $10.00.

0 hrs.ENGL 4533 DISC-ENGL 4533-010

Sec. 011 Cd 1

2:30PM- 4:30PM GIH-0317 Yoch JM

Corequisite: ENGL 4533 010


Sec. 012 Cd 1

4:00PM- 6:00PM GIH-0317 Yoch JT



Sec. 013 Cd 1

4:00PM- 6:00PM GIH-0317 Yoch JR



3 hrs.ENGL 4613 19TH CNT ENGL NOVEL

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM GIH-0350MWF


3 hrs.ENGL 4653 20TH CNT ENGL POET

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM GIH-0326 Stalling JTR

3 hrs.ENGL 4723 ETHIC/QUESTNS-HUMAN

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM GIH-0317 Mc Donald WTR

3 hrs.ENGL 4853 ENGLISH CAPSTONE

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

9:00AM-10:15AM GIH-0240 Carter CTR

TITLE: SOCIAL MOVEMENT RHETORIC.

ENGL 4853 001 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.

Sec. 002 Cd 1,3

10:30AM-11:45AMGIH-0326 Hodges KTR

TITLE: AN ENGLISH NATION.

ENGL 4853 002 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.

3 hrs.ENGL 4913 TEACHING OF ENGLISH

Sec. 900 Cd 1,3,4

4:25PM- 7:05PM NH-0251 Letcher MT

ENGL Cross-Listed with: EDEN

3 hrs.ENGL 4933 ADV POETRY WRITING

Sec. 900 Cd 1,3

5:00PM- 8:00PM GIH-0319 Jeffers HM

1-3 hrs.ENGL 4990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,2

3 hrs.ENGL 5003 20TH C BRIT LIT

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

4:00PM- 6:40PM GIH-0309 Bain AR

3 hrs.ENGL 5133 TEACH TECH WRITING

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

12:00PM- 1:15PM GIH-0319 Mair DTR

3 hrs.ENGL 5313 LITERARY CRITICISM

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

3:00PM- 5:40PM GIH-0319 Leitch VR

3 hrs.ENGL 5343 NATIVE AMER FICTION

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

1:30PM- 2:45PM GIH-0319 Velie ATR

3 hrs.ENGL 5403 ISSUE-COMP/RHET/LIT

Sec. 900 Cd 1,3

5:30PM- 8:00PM GIH-0319 Carter CW

3 hrs.ENGL 5533 16TH C LIT

Sec. 900 Cd 1

5:00PM- 7:50PM GIH-0309 Hodges KM

3 hrs.ENGL 5803 HARLEM RENAISSANCE

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

10:30AM-11:45AMGIH-0309 Keresztesi RTR

3 hrs.ENGL 5813 BLACK/COLONIAL/GNDR

Sec. 900 Cd 1,3

4:30PM- 7:10PM GIH-0309 John CT





ENGLISH (ENGL)

3 hrs.ENGL 5933 ADV POETRY WRITING

Sec. 900 Cd 1,3

5:00PM- 8:00PM GIH-0319 Jeffers HM

1-4 hrs.ENGL 5960 DIRECTED READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

2-9 hrs.ENGL 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

2-16 hrs.ENGL 6980 RES DRS DISSERT

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

EXPOSITORY WRITING PROGRAM

(EXPO)

Office: BIZZELL LIBRARY0004

Phone: 325-3583

EXPO 1213 IS A GEN ED CORE AREA I "ENGLISH


3 hrs.EXPO 1213 MYTH AND HERO

Sec. 001 Cd 1

2:30PM- 3:20PM BL-0104 Locke EMWF

ALL SECTIONS OF EXPO 1213 ARE RESTRICTED TO

FRESHMEN WITH THE APPROPRIATE PREREQUISITE(S)

AND ARE SUBJECT TO A LIMITED ENROLLMENT OF 16 PER

SECTION.

Are myths lies, truths, or something in-between? We explore the

richly textured character of Theseus, a hero of Greek myth, with

special reference to his transformations in the image of the Cowboy

Hero in Native, Latino, White, and popular cultures. How does the

Hero Myth influence our thinking about freedom, violence, gender,

the natural world, and national identity?

EXPO 1213 001 Is a GenEd Core Area I `English Composition II` course.

Sec. 002 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM HEST-0181 Locke EMWF




SECTION.








3 hrs.EXPO 1213 COMMON GROUND

Sec. 003 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM BURT-0208 Hearn MMW




SECTION.

How can we learn to empathize with a people -- a local, national,

and/or international population -- by looking at how they understand

and inhabit their native space? Can we find common ground in

dealing with diverse and conflicting agendas by studying narrative

accounts (stories, histories, social criticism) that reveal the

importance of place? In order to promote mutual understanding

across borders and ideologies, this course examines the cultural

dynamics of place through the words of Native peoples in the

Americas and Australia as well as Middle Eastern peoples on three

different continents.


3 hrs.EXPO 1213 MODERN MONSTERS

Sec. 004 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM BURT-0208 Shaiman JTR




SECTION.

This course investigates the birth of the modern monster in the

Western world. Beginning with a few old-school monsters from

Homer's Odyssey and the brothers Grimm, it explores the Industrial

Revolution, Freudian psychology, Nazi Germany, contemporary

science, and cinematic representations of the monstrous in seeking

to answer the question: How are the monsters of the modern age

different from their ancestors, and what do they reveal about the times

in which we live?


3 hrs.EXPO 1213 FOOD & POWER

Sec. 005 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM BL-0104 Robertson HTR




SECTION.

Eating, a basic necessity and pleasure, has become a complex

activity. What to eat is a question that reaches far beyond a

drive-through window. This course explores the power relationships

among consumers, producers, industry, and the government

concerning the food we eat. We will see how these relationships

affect our health, culture, environment, and rural economies.

Beginning with a discussion about the dilemma of choice in what we

eat, we then investigate fast food and ethics in food consumption. Our

final unit explores eating disorders, obesity, and cultural ideas about

the body.


Sec. 006 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMBL-0104 Robertson HTR




SECTION.










the body.


3 hrs.EXPO 1213 POLITICAL SATIRE

Sec. 007 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMGIH-0332 Bosse EMWF




SECTION.

According to the columnist Molly Ivins, "Satire is traditionally the

weapon of the powerless against the powerful." Writers, cartoonists,

and filmmakers often employ satire when they intend to provoke or

prevent change by ridiculing the powers that be. And occasionally

those powers strike back. In this course we will examine the

traditional and contemporary roles of satire in cultural and political

discourse. Has satire proven an effective weapon? Can satire

change the hearts and minds of its audiences? Where do we draw

the lines between funny and offensive, between satire and irony,

between satire and reality? Should certain topics be "out of bounds"

for satirists?


Sec. 008 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM HEST-0181 Bosse EMWF




SECTION.











for satirists?


3 hrs.EXPO 1213 TOURIST ENCOUNTERS

Sec. 009 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:20PM BL-0104 Love BMWF




SECTION.

Millions of tourists move around the world each year seeking

adventure, relaxation, and new experiences. This course explores the

global dynamics and local impacts of tourism. Why do people travel

as tourists? How do tourists change the destinations they visit? In

answering these questions, we will move through a range of tourist

contexts, from beach vacations in Hawaii to group tours in Europe

and treks in Nepal. A main focus of the course will be the encounters

between local hosts and touring visitors.


Sec. 010 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMBL-0104 Love BMWF




SECTION.










3 hrs.EXPO 1213 MEDIA SHIFTS

Sec. 011 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM BL-0104 Steele KMWF




SECTION.

Is the image replacing the printed word? What might be lost if we

digitize the world's libraries? Will anyone read books in ten years?

As words compete with images, or as manuscript gives way to

printed books, the way we understand the world, the way we

communicate with each other, and the way we produce knowledge of

it are transformed. We begin with a historical look at how books

changed individual lives and generated cultural conflicts. Asking, for

example, how reading a book is different from reading a blog, we will

learn to pay attention -- in texts, in images, and in the behavior of

those around us -- to different forms of media use. We will then use

theoretical and argumentative texts to explore why some people view

new media with a sense of doom, while others enthusiastically

embrace and exploit it.


3 hrs.EXPO 1213 WORLD OF SOUND

Sec. 012 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM PHSC-0359 Russo LTR




SECTION.

Sound - from the tiniest vibrations to the most complex orchestrations

- is fundamental to our life and society, yet only infrequently do we

stop to consider the effects of a musical composition, a spoken word,

or broadband frequencies and other sonic wallpapers. In this class

we will tune into various noises of culture by considering topics such

as music and lyrics, movie soundtracks, programmed music

(Muzak), the local soundscapes, meditation and silence, and

language. By employing the methodologies and testing the

conclusions of acoustic ecologists, musicians, poets, and others, we

will seek to gain an understanding of the social impact of sound

technology and the resonance of the human voice.


Sec. 013 Cd 1






EXPOSITORY WRITING PROGRAM (EXPO)




SECTION.













3 hrs.EXPO 1213 PERFORMING IDENTITY

Sec. 014 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM BL-0104 Cusack GMWF




SECTION.

This course examines how identity is shaped and determined through

performances of various kinds and considers whether a distinction

can be made between these performed identities and our "true"

selves. To what degree does personal identity derive from our

actions and/or our motivations? What role does constructed space

play in our understanding of who we are? How does identity become

inscribed in history, and how does history inscribe identity? What

identity issues arise in the case of a social subculture?


Sec. 015 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMHEST-0181 Cusack GMWF




SECTION.










3 hrs.EXPO 1213 READING TELEVISION

Sec. 016 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM BL-0104 Samper DTR




SECTION.

George Gerbner, a television scholar, argues that "for the first time

in human history, most of the stories about people, life, and values

are told not by parents, schools, churches, or others in the

community that have something to tell, but by a group of distant

conglomerates that have something to sell." What stories do

television texts tell, and how do these stories affect our society and

our culture? The purpose of this class is to change our position as

mere consumers of television and to make us into critics of the

mediation that TV brings into our lives. Our task is not to denounce

television, but to understand the ways it works on us, as well as what

it reveals about who we are.


Sec. 017 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMHEST-0181 Samper DTR




SECTION.













3 hrs.EXPO 1213 VIOLENCE&THE SACRED

Sec. 018 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM BL-0104 Scafe RTR




SECTION.

Beginning with Biblical human sacrifice and extending to the

contemporary phenomenon of suicide bombing, this course examines

how human communities have used symbolic violence to forge a

common identity and to establish boundaries between themselves and

others. Why do cultures create "scapegoats" in times of crisis? Why

do religions of peace produce prophets of terror? Why do secular

states cloak their wars in sacred language? We will address these

questions by reading first-hand accounts and literary interpretations

of violent episodes such as the medieval crusades, ethnic cleansing

in Bosnia, and Jihadist terrorism.


Sec. 019 Cd 1





SECTION.












3 hrs.EXPO 1213 THE AMERICAN SOUTH

Sec. 020 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMBL-0104 David MMWF




SECTION.

Seeking to reveal the cultural distinctness of the modern American

South, this course examines a wide variety of Southern literature

(fiction, poetry, non-fiction) and other art (photography, painting,

music) in order to shed light on such things as Southern

Negrophobia, the birth of the blues, the industrialization of the New

South, the New Criticism, the cult of Southern womanhood, and

Southern religiosity. Students will imbibe the passion for well-crafted

prose that has become a Southern legacy.


Sec. 021 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM BL-0104 David MMWF




SECTION.










3 hrs.EXPO 1213 LEGACIES-THE '60S

Sec. 022 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM HEST-0181 Haas RMWF




SECTION.

In the 1960s, a great storm of social change swept across America,

giving rise to a host of new social movements -- including civil

rights, women's liberation, and homosexual liberation -- that continue

to shape American politics and society today. This course will trace

the legacies of the 60s up to the present. The primary focus will be

the key statements of the period -- Martin Luther King Jr.'s "Letter

from Birmingham City Jail", Betty Friedan's The Feminine Mystique,

and Abbie Hoffman's Woodstock Nation, for example. In the final part

of the course we will situate the American 60s within an international

context and consider the evolution since the late 1990s of the

"anti-globalization" and "alter-globalization" movements. Which

legacies of the 60s are now worth reviving and which should be left

behind?


Sec. 023 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMHEST-0181 Haas RMWF




SECTION.













behind?



Sec. 024 Cd 1

2:30PM- 3:20PM AH-0100 Steele KMWF




SECTION.















EXPO 1223 IS A GEN ED AREA IV "WESTERN CIV &

CULTURE" COURSE.

3 hrs.EXPO 1223 MYTH AND HERO

Sec. 001 Cd 1

2:30PM- 3:20PM BL-0104 Locke EMWF

ALL SECTIONS OF EXPO 1223 ARE AVAILABLE TO ANY

STUDENT WITH CREDIT FOR ENGL 1113 AND ENGL OR

EXPO 1213.







EXPO 1223 001 Is a GenEd Core Area IV `Western Culture` course.

Sec. 002 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM HEST-0181 Locke EMWF








EXPO 1213.








3 hrs.EXPO 1223 COMMON GROUND

Sec. 003 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM BURT-0208 Hearn MMW



EXPO 1213.

How can we learn to empathize with a people -- a local, national,

and/or international population -- by looking at how they understand

and inhabit their native space? Can we find common ground in

dealing with diverse and conflicting agendas by studying narrative

accounts (stories, histories, social criticism) that reveal the

importance of place? In order to promote mutual understanding

across borders and ideologies, this course examines the cultural

dynamics of place through the words of Native peoples in the

Americas and Australia as well as Middle Eastern peoples on three

different continents.


3 hrs.EXPO 1223 MODERN MONSTERS

Sec. 004 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM BURT-0208 Shaiman JTR



EXPO 1213.

This course investigates the birth of the modern monster in the

Western world. Beginning with a few old-school monsters from

Homer's Odyssey and the brothers Grimm, it explores the Industrial

Revolution, Freudian psychology, Nazi Germany, contemporary

science, and cinematic representations of the monstrous in seeking

to answer the question: How are the monsters of the modern age

different from their ancestors, and what do they reveal about the times

in which we live?


3 hrs.EXPO 1223 FOOD & POWER

Sec. 005 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM BL-0104 Robertson HTR



EXPO 1213.










the body.


Sec. 006 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMBL-0104 Robertson HTR



EXPO 1213.










the body.


3 hrs.EXPO 1223 POLITICAL SATIRE

Sec. 007 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMGIH-0332 Bosse EMWF



EXPO 1213.











for satirists?


Sec. 008 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM HEST-0181 Bosse EMWF



EXPO 1213.











for satirists?


3 hrs.EXPO 1223 TOURIST ENCOUNTERS

Sec. 009 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:20PM BL-0104 Love BMWF



EXPO 1213.










Sec. 010 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMBL-0104 Love BMWF



EXPO 1213.











Sec. 011 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM BL-0104 Steele KMWF



EXPO 1213.















3 hrs.EXPO 1223 WORLD OF SOUND

Sec. 012 Cd 1




EXPO 1213.













Sec. 013 Cd 1




EXPO 1213.













3 hrs.EXPO 1223 PERFORMING IDENTITY

Sec. 014 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM BL-0104 Cusack GMWF



EXPO 1213.










Sec. 015 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMHEST-0181 Cusack GMWF



EXPO 1213.










3 hrs.EXPO 1223 READING TELEVISION

Sec. 016 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM BL-0104 Samper DTR



EXPO 1213.













Sec. 017 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMHEST-0181 Samper DTR








EXPO 1213.













3 hrs.EXPO 1223 VIOLENCE&THE SACRED

Sec. 018 Cd 1




EXPO 1213.












Sec. 019 Cd 1




EXPO 1213.












3 hrs.EXPO 1223 THE AMERICAN SOUTH

Sec. 020 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMBL-0104 David MMWF



EXPO 1213.










Sec. 021 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM BL-0104 David MMWF



EXPO 1213.










3 hrs.EXPO 1223 LEGACIES-THE '60S

Sec. 022 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM HEST-0181 Haas RMWF



EXPO 1213.













behind?


Sec. 023 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMHEST-0181 Haas RMWF



EXPO 1213.













behind?



Sec. 024 Cd 1

2:30PM- 3:20PM AH-0100 Steele KMWF



EXPO 1213.















FILM AND VIDEO STUDIES (FVS)


Phone: 325-3020

3 hrs.FVS 1013 INTRO-FILM & VIDEO

Sec. 001

3:00PM- 4:15PM DAH-0112 Sturtevant VMW

7:15PM- 9:45PMM

FVS 1013 001 Is a GenEd Core Area IV `Artistic Forms` course.

FVS 1013 001 has a service charge of $30.00.

FVS 1013 001 For Majors only.

Sec. 010

6:00PM- 9:00PM OMU-0218 Boyd KW

Corequisite: FVS 1013 011 THR FVS 1013 014



0 hrs.FVS 1013 DISC-FVS 1013-010

Sec. 011

9:30AM-10:20AM SUT-0111F

Corequisite: FVS 1013 010


Sec. 012

10:30AM-11:20AMSUT-0111F



Sec. 013

11:30AM-12:20PMSUT-0111F



Sec. 014

12:30PM- 1:20PM SUT-0111F



3 hrs.FVS 2023 FILM HIST 1945-PRES

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMPHSC-0108 Robbins BTR

7:15PM- 9:45PM DAH-0112T


3 hrs.FVS 2033 WRITING ABOUT FILM

Sec. 001 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMPHSC-0416 Boyd KMWF

4:30PM- 7:00PM DAH-0112R

3 hrs.FVS 2123 ACTING FOR CAMERA

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 5:50PM HEST-0181 Cox DW


Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:00PM HEST-0181 Cox DM


3 hrs.FVS 3213 MEDIA THEORIES

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM HEST-0181 Sturtevant VTR

4:30PM- 7:00PM DAH-0112W


3 hrs.FVS 3223 TV COMEDY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM HEST-0181 Horton ATR


3 hrs.FVS 3313 GUERILLA FILMMAKING

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

3:00PM- 5:50PM MFPH-3065 Nedeljkovich MT


1-4 hrs.FVS 3800 INTERNSHIP

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

3 hrs.FVS 3810 CIN-PROTEST/SATIRE

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM KH-0138 Boyd KTR

4:30PM- 7:00PM DAH-0112T


3 hrs.FVS 3810 WRITING FOR TV

Sec. 002 Cd 1

3:00PM- 5:50PM DAHT-0907 Berney LR


3 hrs.FVS 3810 PRNC-DRAM STRUCTURE

Sec. 003 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM HEST-0181TR


3 hrs.FVS 3843 BALKAN CINEMA

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:00PM MFPH-3040 Nedeljkovich MTR


3 hrs.FVS 3853 SCREENWRITING

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 5:50PM AH-0007HR


1-3 hrs.FVS 3960 HONORS READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.FVS 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

3 hrs.FVS 4013 SR SEM-FILM/VIDEO

Sec. 001 Cd 1

4:30PM- 7:00PM DAH-0112 Shary TM

10:30AM-11:45AMFH-0334TR

FVS 4013 001 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.


1-4 hrs.FVS 4990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

1-4 hrs.FVS 4990 FILM HIST/1945-PRES

Sec. 002 Cd 1,7

Robbins B

1-4 hrs.FVS 4990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7





FINANCE (FIN)

FINANCE (FIN)

Office: ADAMS HALL0205A

Phone: 325-5591

FIN COURSES ARE RESTRICTED TO STUDENTS

WHO ARE FULLY ADMITTED TO THE COLLEGE OF

BUSINESS. ALL OTHER STUDENTS MUST OBTAIN

PERMISSION OF THE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS





CORE COURSES.

3 hrs.FIN 3133 INTL FIN NON-MAJORS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM MFPH-3010 Mc Intyre ATR

3 hrs.FIN 3303 BUSINESS FINANCE

Sec. 001 Cd 1,5

8:30AM- 9:20AM MFPH-3010MWF

Sec. 002 Cd 1,5

9:30AM-10:20AM MFPH-3010MWF

Sec. 003 Cd 1,5

10:30AM-11:20AMMFPH-3010MWF

Sec. 004 Cd 1,5

9:00AM-10:15AM MFPH-3010TR

Sec. 005 Cd 1,5

3:00PM- 4:15PM MFPH-3010 Uskert JMW

Sec. 900 Cd 1,5

4:30PM- 5:45PM MFPH-3030 Uskert JMW

Sec. 901 Cd 1,5

6:30PM- 9:20PM MFPH-3010 Clay JR

3 hrs.FIN 3403 FINANCIAL MARKETS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMAH-0315 Stanhouse BMWF

Sec. 002 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM MFPH-3010 Mc Intyre ATR

3 hrs.FIN 3513 ENTREPRENEURIAL FIN

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMMFPH-2020 Emery GTR

1-3 hrs.FIN 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6




COURSES.

3 hrs.FIN 4103 INVESTMENTS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM MFPH-3020 Linn SMW

Sec. 002 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM MFPH-2030 Golubeva ETR

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:45PM MFPH-3020 Salas JMW

3 hrs.FIN 4113 DERIVATV SECUR/MKTS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM MFPH-2020 Emery GTR

3 hrs.FIN 4133 INT'L FIN MGMT

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:45PM MFPH-2030 Le DTR

3 hrs.FIN 4303 ADV BUSINESS FINANC

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMMFPH-2030 Golubeva ETR

Sec. 002 Cd 1,5

3:00PM- 4:15PM MFPH-2030 Uysal VMW

Sec. 900 Cd 1,5

4:30PM- 5:45PM MFPH-2030 Uysal VMW

3 hrs.FIN 4413 COMMERCIAL BANKING

Sec. 001 Cd 1,5

10:30AM-11:45AMMFPH-3010 Uskert JTR

Sec. 002 Cd 1,5

12:00PM- 1:15PM MFPH-3010 Uskert JTR

3 hrs.FIN 4613 STUDENT INVEST FUND

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

1:30PM- 2:45PM AH-0359 Stock DTR

1-3 hrs.FIN 4700 INTERNSHIP

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

3 hrs.FIN 4713 FIX INCOME FUND MGT

Sec. 900 Cd 1,3

6:30PM- 9:20PM MFPH-3010 Yadav PT

1-3 hrs.FIN 4990 SPECIAL STUDIES

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

2 hrs.FIN 5302 FINANCIAL MARKETS

Sec. 930 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:40PM OSFP-0001 Linn SM

FIN 5302 930 meets from Mar 10 - May 2.

FIN 5302 930 Meets at 1 Santa Fe Plaza, Oklahoma City

2 hrs.FIN 5312 CORPORATE FINANCE

Sec. 100 Cd 1

11:00AM- 1:00PM MFPH-3040 Megginson WMW

FIN 5312 100 meets from Jan 14 - Mar 7.

2 hrs.FIN 5322 SECURITIES

Sec. 100 Cd 1

3:00PM- 5:00PM MFPH-2010 Ederington LMW

FIN 5322 100 meets from Jan 14 - Mar 7.

2 hrs.FIN 5332 MGT ENGINEERING

Sec. 200 Cd 1

3:00PM- 5:00PM MFPH-2010 Ederington LMW


2 hrs.FIN 5352 INTL FIN MGT

Sec. 930 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:40PM OSFP-0001 Fernando CT


FIN 5352 930 Meets at 1 Santa Fe Plaza, Oklahoma City

3 hrs.FIN 5613 STUDENT INVEST FUND

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

1:30PM- 2:45PM AH-0359 Stock DTR

FIN 5613 001 has a service charge of $10.00.

3 hrs.FIN 5713 FIX INCOME FUND MGT

Sec. 900 Cd 1,3

6:30PM- 9:20PM MFPH-3010 Yadav PT


1-3 hrs.FIN 5990 DIRECTED READINGS

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

FIN 5990 *** has a service charge of $10.00.

3 hrs.FIN 6803 CORPORATE FIN THRY

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:20PM MFPH-2030 Fernando CW


3 hrs.FIN 6903 MARKET/INSTITUTIONS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMAH-0100 Stock DTR


1-3 hrs.FIN 6960 DIRECTED READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7


2-16 hrs.FIN 6980 RES DRS DISSERT

Sec. *** Cd 7


FRENCH (FR)


Phone: 325-6181

FR 1115 REQUIRES A SCREENING INTERVIEW

PRIOR TO ENROLLMENT. INTERVIEWS ARE

CONDUCTED IN ROOM 228 KAUFMAN HALL.

5 hrs.FR 1115 BEGINNING FRENCH

Sec. 001 Cd 3,5

8:30AM- 9:20AM KH-0135MTWRF

FR 1115 001 Is a GenEd Core Area I `Foreign Language` course.

FR 1115 001 has a service charge of $20.00.

Sec. 002 Cd 3,5

9:30AM-10:20AM DAHT-0104MTWRF



Sec. 003 Cd 3,5

3:30PM- 4:20PM PHSC-0117MTWRF



Sec. 900 Cd 3,5

6:30PM- 9:05PM KH-0319TR



Sec. 901 Cd 3,5

6:30PM- 9:05PM KH-0234MW



Sec. 995

KH-0206 Demian N




FR 1115 995 This course is taught on the internet.

5 hrs.FR 1225 BEGIN FRENCH-CONT

Sec. 001 Cd 1,5




Sec. 002 Cd 1,5

9:30AM-10:20AM BURT-0201MTWRF



Sec. 003 Cd 1,5

9:30AM-10:20AM KH-0132MTWRF



Sec. 004 Cd 1,5

2:30PM- 3:20PM KH-0136MTWRF



Sec. 005 Cd 1,5

12:30PM- 1:20PM FH-0334MTWRF



Sec. 006 Cd 1,5

1:30PM- 2:20PM FH-0334MTWRF



Sec. 007 Cd 1,5

11:30AM-12:20PMKH-0135MTWRF



Sec. 008 Cd 1,5

10:30AM-11:20AMSEC-P0203MTWRF



Sec. 900 Cd 1,5

6:30PM- 9:05PM KH-0132MW



Sec. 995 Cd 1

KH-0206 Demian N





3 hrs.FR 2113 INTERMEDIATE FRENCH

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM PHSC-0212 Takano BMWF


Sec. 002 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM KH-0136 Takano BMWF


Sec. 003 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMAH-0301TR


Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:20PM KH-0319MWF


Sec. 995 Cd 1

KH-0206 Demian N




3 hrs.FR 2133 CONVERSE & CULTURE

Sec. 001 Cd 1


3 hrs.FR 2223 INTERMED FR-CONT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM KH-0136 Takano BMWF


Sec. 002 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMAH-0101 Stillman DMWF


3 hrs.FR 2243 CONVERSATION & LIT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM CH-0104MWF

3 hrs.FR 3083 ADVNCD CONV & PHON

Sec. 001 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMKH-0234 Stillman DMWF


3 hrs.FR 3423 ADV FR COMPOSITION

Sec. 001 Cd 1





FRENCH (FR)

1:30PM- 2:20PM BURT-0205 Stillman DMWF

3 hrs.FR 3753 FR CULTR THRU FILM

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:30PM- 6:10PM KH-0137 Stillman DW

3 hrs.FR 3853 INTRO-LIT ANALYSIS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM KH-0132 Winston MTR

1-3 hrs.FR 3960 HONORS READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.FR 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.FR 3990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

3 hrs.FR 4163 SURVEY-FRENCH LIT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMAH-0311 Abramson JTR

3 hrs.FR 4323 FR CIVILIZATION II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM FH-0334 Abramson JTR


1-3 hrs.FR 4990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

3 hrs.FR 4993 SENIOR CAPSTONE

Sec. *** Cd 1

FR 4993 *** Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.

3 hrs.FR 5273 CONT FRENCH LIT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:30PM- 6:10PM MFPH-3065 Lantelme MR

3 hrs.FR 5633 18TH C PHILOSOPHES

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:30PM- 6:10PM AH-0112 Winston MW

2-4 hrs.FR 5910 PROBS IN RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 3,7

2-9 hrs.FR 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 7

1-3 hrs.FR 5990 INDEPENDENT STUDIES

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

2-16 hrs.FR 6980 RES DRS DISSERT

Sec. *** Cd 7

GEOGRAPHY (GEOG)


Phone: 325-5325

GEOG 1103 IS A GEN ED AREA IV "WESTERN CIV &

CULTURE" COURSE.

3 hrs.GEOG 1103 HUMAN GEOGRAPHY

Sec. 010

10:30AM-11:20AMDAH-0103 Purcell DMW

Corequisite: GEOG 1103 011 THR GEOG 1103 018


DISCUSSION SECTIONS AS A COREQUISITE: GEOG 1103 011

THROUGH 018.

GEOG 1103 010 has a service charge of $6.00.

0 hrs.GEOG 1103 DISC-GEOG 1103-010

Sec. 011

11:30AM-12:20PMSEC-P0201W

Corequisite: GEOG 1103 010

Sec. 012

12:30PM- 1:20PM SEC-P0201W


Sec. 013

1:30PM- 2:20PM SEC-P0201W


Sec. 014

2:30PM- 3:20PM SEC-P0201W


Sec. 015

3:30PM- 4:20PM SEC-P0201W


Sec. 016

9:30AM-10:20AM SEC-P0201R


Sec. 017

2:30PM- 3:20PM SEC-P0201R


Sec. 018

8:30AM- 9:20AM SEC-P0201R



Sec. 020

10:30AM-11:20AMDAH-0103 Swain JTR



DISCUSSION SECTIONS AS A COREQUISITE: GEOG 1103 021

THROUGH 028.


0 hrs.GEOG 1103 DISC-GEOG 1103-020

Sec. 021

12:00PM-12:50PMSEC-P0203R


Sec. 022

1:30PM- 2:20PM SEC-P0201R


Sec. 023

3:30PM- 4:20PM SEC-P0201R


Sec. 024

9:30AM-10:20AM SEC-P0201M


Sec. 025

10:30AM-11:20AMSEC-P0201M


Sec. 026

11:30AM-12:20PMSEC-P0201M


Sec. 027

12:30PM- 1:20PM SEC-P0201R


Sec. 028

1:30PM- 2:20PM SEC-P0201M



Sec. 920

4:30PM- 7:30PM SEC-N0202 Kubartz BMW

GEOG 1103 920 meets from Mar 10 - May 2.


3 hrs.GEOG 1113 LANGUAGE OF MAPS

Sec. 001

10:30AM-11:20AMSEC-P0207 Rundstrom RMWF

GEOG 1113 001 Is a GenEd Core Area I `Communications` course.


4 hrs.GEOG 1114 PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY

Sec. 010

11:30AM-12:20PMSEC-N0202 Carter BMWF



SECTIONS AS A COREQUISITE: GEOG 1114 011 THROUGH

014.

GEOG 1114 010 Is a GenEd Core Area II `Science w/Lab` course.


0 hrs.GEOG 1114 LAB-GEOG 1114-010

Sec. 011

10:30AM-12:20PMSEC-N0112T



Sec. 012

12:30PM- 2:20PM SEC-N0112W



Sec. 013

10:30AM-12:20PMSEC-N0112R



4 hrs.GEOG 1114 PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY

Sec. 020

9:00AM-10:15AM SEC-N0202ABurgess LTR



SECTIONS AS A COREQUISITE: GEOG 1114 021 THROUGH

024.




Sec. 021

12:30PM- 2:20PM SEC-N0112T



Sec. 022

10:30AM-12:20PMSEC-N0112W



Sec. 023

12:30PM- 2:20PM SEC-N0112R



3 hrs.GEOG 2603 WORLD REGIONAL GEOG

Sec. 001

9:30AM-10:20AM DAH-0206 Loughren DMWF

GEOG 2603 001 Is a GenEd Core Area IV `Western Culture` course.


Sec. 002

12:00PM- 1:15PM DAH-0206 Egresi ITR



Sec. 920

4:30PM- 7:30PM SEC-P0209 Howard DTR

GEOG 2603 920 meets from Mar 10 - May 2.



3 hrs.GEOG 3003 INTERPRETING GEOG

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:30PM- 7:45PM SEC-N0112 Gress GTR

GEOG 3003 900 Is a GenEd Core Area III `Social Sciences` course.


3 hrs.GEOG 3243 PRNCPLS ECON GEOG

Sec. 001 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:20AM SEC-P0203 Purcell DMWF


3 hrs.GEOG 3253 ENVIRON CONSERVATN

Sec. 001

9:30AM-10:20AM SEC-M0207 Gros SMWF

GEOG 3253 001 Is a GenEd Core Area III `Social Sciences` course.


3 hrs.GEOG 3513 POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY

Sec. 001

1:30PM- 2:20PM SEC-M0204 Purcell DMWF



3 hrs.GEOG 3613 GEOG OF OKLAHOMA

Sec. 001

1:30PM- 2:45PM SEC-P0203 Hoagland BMW


3 hrs.GEOG 3633 HISTORICAL GEOG US

Sec. 001

8:30AM- 9:20AM DAH-0218 Shelley FMWF



3 hrs.GEOG 3890 SUSTAINAB-S PLAINS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM SEC-P0209 Shelley FTR

Greene J

This is a Presidential Dream Course. Several(about 4)experts in the

field will be brought in to interact with students enrolled in this class.


4 hrs.GEOG 3924 ANALYTIC METHODS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 3:15PM CEC-0439 Greene JTR

GEOG 3924 001 Is a GenEd Core Area I `Mathematics` course.


1-3 hrs.GEOG 3960 HONORS READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.GEOG 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-6 hrs.GEOG 4200 INTERNSHIP IN GEOG

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

3 hrs.GEOG 4233 DIGITAL IMAGE PROC

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM SEC-N0106 Gros SMW


3 hrs.GEOG 4253 LATIN AMERICA GEOG

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM SEC-P0207 Offen KTR



3 hrs.GEOG 4293 HYDROLOGIC SCIENCE

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM AH-0355 Tarhule ATR


3 hrs.GEOG 4453 GEOGRAPHIC INFO SYS

Sec. 001 Cd 1





GEOGRAPHY (GEOG)

12:30PM- 1:20PM SEC-M0204 Yuan MMW

Corequisite: GEOG 4453 011 OR GEOG 4453 012



Sec. 011 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:50AM SEC-N0106 Collier MT


Sec. 012 Cd 1

11:30AM- 1:20PM SEC-N0106 Collier MR


3 hrs.GEOG 4553 GIS APPLICATIONS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM SEC-N0106 Rashed TMW


3 hrs.GEOG 4573 INDIGENOUS PEOPLES

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM SEC-N0202 Rundstrom RMW



3 hrs.GEOG 4953 PROSEMINAR-GEOG

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM SEC-M0204 Greene JTR

GEOG 4953 001 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.


1-3 hrs.GEOG 4990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,2

GEOG 4990 *** has a service charge of $3.00.

3 hrs.GEOG 5233 DIGITAL IMAGE PROC

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM SEC-N0106 Gros SMW


3 hrs.GEOG 5293 HYDROLOGIC SCIENCE

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM AH-0355 Tarhule ATR


3 hrs.GEOG 5453 GEOGRAPHIC INFO SYS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM SEC-M0204 Yuan MMW

Corequisite: GEOG 5453 011 OR GEOG 5453 012



Sec. 011 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:50AM SEC-N0106 Collier MT


Sec. 012 Cd 1

11:30AM- 1:20PM SEC-N0106 Collier MR


3 hrs.GEOG 5553 GIS APPLICATIONS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM SEC-N0106 Rashed TMW


2-9 hrs.GEOG 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 7


1-4 hrs.GEOG 5990 SELECTED STUDIES

Sec. *** Cd 1,3


3 hrs.GEOG 6210 SEM-PHYSICAL GEOG

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:20PM SEC-0668 Tarhule AR


3 hrs.GEOG 6220 SEM-HUMAN GEOGRAPHY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

2:30PM- 5:20PM SEC-0668 Smith LT


3 hrs.GEOG 6240 RESRCE-ENVIRON GEOG

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:30PM SEC-A0133 Rashed TM


1-6 hrs.GEOG 6950 RESEARCH PROBLEMS

Sec. *** Cd 1,7


3 hrs.GEOG 6953 RESEARCH METHODS

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:20PM SEC-A0133 Offen KT


2-16 hrs.GEOG 6980 RES DRS DISSERT

Sec. *** Cd 7


GEOLOGICAL ENGINEERING (G E)


Phone: 325-2921




1 hrs.G E 2281 ENGR CO-OP PROGRAM

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,4,7

3 hrs.G E 5133 NON-NEWT FLUID MECH

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

2:00PM- 5:00PM SEC-P0201 Shah ST

G E Cross-Listed with: P E

2-9 hrs.G E 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 7

1-4 hrs.G E 5990 SPECIAL STUDIES

Sec. *** Cd 1

3 hrs.G E 5990 APPL PROMECHANICS

Sec. 026 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMSEC-P0110 Abousleiman YTR

3 hrs.G E 6573 ADV OIL RESERV ENGR

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

3:00PM- 5:40PM SEC-A0236 Civan FW

Oliver D

G E Cross-Listed with: P E

2-16 hrs.G E 6980 RES DRS DISSERT

Sec. *** Cd 7

GEOLOGY (GEOL)


Phone: 325-3253

3 hrs.GEOL 1003 VOLCANO/EARTHQUAKES

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM SEC-A0235 Weaver BMWF

GEOL 1003 001 Is a GenEd Core Area II `Science w/o Lab` course.

GEOL 1003 001 has a service charge of $25.00.

Sec. 995 Cd 1

SEC-0934 Weaver B



GEOL 1003 995 This course is taught on the internet.

3 hrs.GEOL 1013 GLOBAL ENVIR CHANGE

Sec. 001

1:30PM- 2:20PM SEC-N0202ADeming DMWF



4 hrs.GEOL 1024 HISTORY-EARTH/LIFE

Sec. 010

10:30AM-11:20AMSEC-M0130 Lupia RTR

Corequisite: GEOL 1024 011 OR GEOL 1024 012


SECTIONS AS A COREQUISITE: GEOL 1024 011 THROUGH

012.

GEOL 1024 010 Is a GenEd Core Area II `Science w/Lab` course.

0 hrs.GEOL 1024 LAB-GEOL 1024-010

Sec. 011

12:00PM- 2:50PM SEC-M0130T

Corequisite: GEOL 1024 010


Sec. 012

3:30PM- 6:20PM SEC-M0130R



4 hrs.GEOL 1104 THE DYNAMIC EARTH

Sec. 001

10:30AM-11:20AMSEC-N0202 Soreghan MMWF

Corequisite: GEOL 1104 011 THR GEOL 1104 022



022.



Sec. 002

10:30AM-11:45AMSEC-A0235 Engel MTR




022.



Sec. 003

SEC-0810 Ahern J




022.



GEOL 1104 003 Internet will be the primary method of delivery.

0 hrs.GEOL 1104 LAB-GEOL 1104

Sec. 011

9:00AM-10:50AM SEC-M0224 Soreghan MT



Sec. 012

12:00PM- 1:50PM SEC-M0224 Soreghan MT



Sec. 013




Sec. 014




Sec. 015

11:30AM- 1:50PM SEC-M0224 Soreghan MW



Sec. 016

2:30PM- 4:20PM SEC-M0224 Soreghan MW



Sec. 017




Sec. 018

12:00PM- 1:50PM SEC-M0224 Soreghan MR



Sec. 019




Sec. 020




Sec. 021

11:30AM- 1:20PM SEC-M0224 Soreghan MM



Sec. 022

9:00AM-10:50AM SEC-M0224 Soreghan MR



4 hrs.GEOL 1114 PHYS GEOL-SCI ENGR

Sec. 010

12:00PM- 1:15PM SEC-A0235 Pigott JTR




013.




Sec. 011




Sec. 012

11:30AM- 1:20PM SEC-M0222 Soreghan MW



Sec. 013









GEOLOGY (GEOL)

Sec. 020

9:00AM-10:15AM SEC-A0235 Madden ATR




023.




Sec. 021




Sec. 022




Sec. 023





Sec. 030 Cd 6

9:00AM-10:15AM SEC-M0222 Soreghan GTR




GEOL 1114 030 Must be a member of the Honors College in order

to enroll.


Sec. 031 Cd 6

3:00PM- 4:50PM SEC-M0224 Harms BM



GEOL 1114 031 Must be a member of the Honors College in order

to enroll.

4 hrs.GEOL 1124 EARTH HISTORY

Sec. 010

9:00AM-10:15AM SEC-M0130TR




012.



Sec. 011

2:30PM- 5:20PM SEC-M0130M


Sec. 012

3:00PM- 5:50PM SEC-M0130T


3 hrs.GEOL 3003 STRUC GEOL & STRAT

Sec. 010 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM FH-0304 Mitra STR




Sec. 011 Cd 1

3:00PM- 5:50PM SEC-P0111W


Sec. 012 Cd 1

3:00PM- 5:50PM SEC-P0111R


3 hrs.GEOL 3123 INTRO FIELD GEOL

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

2:30PM- 4:20PM SEC-M0130 Reches ZF


GEOL 3123 001 Has special field trips arranged. Consult

department.

3 hrs.GEOL 3223 IGNEOUS-METAMOR PET

Sec. 010 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM SEC-P0101 Weaver BTR




Sec. 011 Cd 1

2:30PM- 5:20PM SEC-P0101M


Sec. 012 Cd 1

2:30PM- 5:20PM SEC-P0101T


3 hrs.GEOL 3233 SEDIMENTOL/PETROLGY

Sec. 010 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMSEC-P0101 Elmore RTR




Sec. 011 Cd 1

12:30PM- 3:20PM SEC-P0101W


Sec. 012 Cd 1

12:00PM- 2:50PM SEC-P0101R


3 hrs.GEOL 3633 INTRO-OCEANOGRAPHY

Sec. 001

1:30PM- 2:45PM FH-0304 Engel MTR



3 hrs.GEOL 4413 PALEOBOTANY

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3,4


GEOL Cross-Listed with: BOT


1 hrs.GEOL 4970 COLLOQUIUM SERIES

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

3:00PM- 5:20PM SEC-A0235 Elmore RR


3 hrs.GEOL 4970 STRCGEOL/PET EXPPRO

Sec. 002 Cd 1,3

12:00PM- 3:00PM SEC-P0111 Mitra ST


3 hrs.GEOL 4970 ENVIRONMTL GEOCHEM

Sec. 003 Cd 1

8:00AM- 9:15AM SEC-0830 Philp RTR


3 hrs.GEOL 4970 UNCONV HYDRO RES

Sec. 004 Cd 1

3:00PM- 6:00PM FH-0319 Forgotson JT


3 hrs.GEOL 4970 TURB PET GEOL

Sec. 010 Cd 1,3

4:00PM- 7:00PM SEC-M0222M




Sec. 011 Cd 1,3

4:00PM- 7:00PM SEC-M0220 Slatt RT


3 hrs.GEOL 4970 INTRO-GEOCHEMISTRY

Sec. 020 Cd 1,3

10:30AM-11:20AMSEC-M0222 Elwood Madden MWF




Sec. 021 Cd 1,3

10:30AM-12:20PMSEC-M0220 Elwood Madden MM


3 hrs.GEOL 4983 SENIOR THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 1,3

1-3 hrs.GEOL 4990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

1 hrs.GEOL 5010 PALEOMAG/DIAGENESIS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

SEC-0742 Elmore R

GEOL 5010 001 Contact department for additional information on

time and location.

3 hrs.GEOL 5413 PALEOBOTANY

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3,4


GEOL Cross-Listed with: BOT


2-9 hrs.GEOL 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 7

1 hrs.GEOL 5990 SPECIAL STUDIES

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

1 hrs.GEOL 5990 PRACT-SCHLUMBERGER

Sec. 020 Cd 1,3,7

SEC-0934 Slatt R

1-4 hrs.GEOL 6950 RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 3,7

1-6 hrs.GEOL 6960 DIRECTED READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

1 hrs.GEOL 6970 SEM-ORGANIC GEOCHEM

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM SEC-0830 Philp RF


3 hrs.GEOL 6970 STRCGEOL/PET EXPPRO

Sec. 002 Cd 1

12:00PM- 3:00PM SEC-P0111 Mitra ST


3 hrs.GEOL 6970 FRAC/FAU-EARTHQUAKE

Sec. 003 Cd 1,3

9:00AM-10:15AM SEC-P0111 Reches ZTR


3 hrs.GEOL 6970 THE EXPLORE GAME

Sec. 004 Cd 1,3

SEC-0810E Slatt R



time and location.

3 hrs.GEOL 6970 RES SEMINAR-SLATT

Sec. 005 Cd 1,3

SEC-0934 Slatt R



time and location.

3 hrs.GEOL 6970 FRAC/FAU-EARTHQUAKE

Sec. 006 Cd 1,3

SEC-0838 Reches Z



time and location.

4 hrs.GEOL 6970 TURBIDITE PETL GEOL

Sec. 010 Cd 1

4:00PM- 7:00PM SEC-M0222 Slatt RM




Sec. 011 Cd 1

4:00PM- 7:00PM SEC-M0220 Slatt RT


2-16 hrs.GEOL 6980 RES DRS DISSERT

Sec. *** Cd 3,7

GEOPHYSICS (GPHY)


Phone: 325-3253

3 hrs.GPHY 3413 PRIN OF GEOPHYSICS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM SEC-P0111 Ahern JMWF

GPHY 3413 001 has a service charge of $10.00.

3 hrs.GPHY 3423 INTR PETR GEOL/GPHY

Sec. 010 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMSEC-M0207 Forgotson JMW

Young R

Corequisite: GPHY 3423 011 THR GPHY 3423 013

0 hrs.GPHY 3423 LAB-GPHY 3423-010

Sec. 011 Cd 1

3:00PM- 5:00PM SEC-M0220W

Corequisite: GPHY 3423 010

Sec. 012 Cd 1

10:30AM-12:30PMSEC-M0220T


Sec. 013 Cd 1

10:30AM-12:30PMSEC-M0220R


3 hrs.GPHY 4953 SENIOR THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 1,3

GPHY 4953 *** Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.

1-3 hrs.GPHY 4990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

3 hrs.GPHY 5723 TECTONOPHYSICS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 3:00PM SEC-M0220 Pigott JW

2-9 hrs.GPHY 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 7

1-3 hrs.GPHY 5990 SPECIAL STUDIES

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

4 hrs.GPHY 6174 ADV SEISMIC EXPLOR

Sec. 010 Cd 1





GEOPHYSICS (GPHY)

10:30AM-11:20AMSEC-M0130 Young RMWF


0 hrs.GPHY 6174 LAB-GPHY 6174-010

Sec. 011 Cd 1

3:00PM- 5:00PM SEC-E0222 Young RM


1-4 hrs.GPHY 6950 RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

1-6 hrs.GPHY 6960 DIRECTED READINGS

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

3 hrs.GPHY 6970 MODEL&INV/GPHY DATA

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

SEC-M0222 Keller G

GPHY 6970 001 Contact department for additional information on

time and location.

2-16 hrs.GPHY 6980 RES DRS DISSERT

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

GERMAN (GERM)


Phone: 325-6181

3 hrs.GERM 1023 GERMAN FOR READING

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM GIH-0332 Larsen LTR

GERM 1115 REQUIRES A SCREENING INTERVIEW


CONDUCTED IN ROOM 228 KAUFMAN HALL.

5 hrs.GERM 1115 BEGINNING GERMAN

Sec. 001 Cd 3,5

12:30PM- 1:20PM DAHT-0104MTWRF

GERM 1115 001 Is a GenEd Core Area I `Foreign Language` course.

GERM 1115 001 has a service charge of $20.00.

Sec. 002 Cd 3,5

9:30AM-10:20AM PHSC-0222MTWRF



Sec. 003 Cd 3,5




Sec. 995

KH-0206 Jackson K




GERM 1115 995 This course is taught on the internet.

5 hrs.GERM 1225 BEGIN GERMAN-CONT

Sec. 001 Cd 1,5

1:30PM- 2:20PM COH-0244MTWRF



Sec. 002 Cd 1,5

11:30AM-12:20PMKH-0136MTWRF



Sec. 003 Cd 1,5




Sec. 004 Cd 1,5

9:30AM-10:20AM DAHT-0907MTWRF



Sec. 005 Cd 1,5




Sec. 995 Cd 1

KH-0206 Jackson K





3 hrs.GERM 2113 INTERMEDIATE GERMAN

Sec. 001 Cd 1

2:30PM- 3:20PM ARM-0103 Sullivan JMWF


Sec. 002 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM KH-0234MWF


Sec. 003 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM KH-0135 Sullivan JMWF


Sec. 995 Cd 1

KH-0206 Jackson K




3 hrs.GERM 2223 INTRMD GERMAN-CONT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM KH-0137 Lemon RTR


Sec. 002 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM KH-0132 Lemon RTR


3 hrs.GERM 2323 GERMAN COMP/CONVERS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMKH-0137 Thompson GMWF

3 hrs.GERM 3423 ADV COMPOSITION

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM KH-0319 Lemon RTR

3 hrs.GERM 3523 ADV CONVERSATION

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM GIH-0338 Bell TTR

3 hrs.GERM 3723 GERMAN-EURO MARKET

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMKH-0132 Thompson GTR

1-3 hrs.GERM 3960 HONORS READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.GERM 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.GERM 3990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

3 hrs.GERM 4113 THE MIDDLE AGES

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:30PM KH-0233 Sullivan JM

3 hrs.GERM 4333 TOPICS IN 20TH CENT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM PHSC-0225 Baer HTR

GERM 4333 001 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.

1-3 hrs.GERM 4990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

3 hrs.GERM 5113 THE MIDDLE AGES

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:30PM KH-0233 Sullivan JM

2-4 hrs.GERM 5910 PROBS IN RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 3,7

3 hrs.GERM 5930 WOMEN WRITERS

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 8:50PM KH-0134 Baer HT

2-9 hrs.GERM 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 7

1-3 hrs.GERM 5990 INDEPENDENT STUDIES

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

GRADUATE COLLEGE (GRAD)

Office: ROBERTSON HALL0100

Phone: 325-3811

3 hrs.GRAD 5003 SLEP-BIOTEC/HAPPY

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3,7

MH-0559 DeBolt H

GRAD 5003 001 Does not meet full semester. Consult department.

1-4 hrs.GRAD 6990 GRAD ADV TOPICS

Sec. 001 Cd 1,7

PHSC-0718 Davidson T

Sec. 003 Cd 1,7

HEST-0100 Williams L

GREEK (GRK)


Phone: 325-6921

5 hrs.GRK 1115 BEGINNING GREEK

Sec. 001

10:30AM-11:20AMARM-0101 Beck RMTWRF

GRK 1115 001 Is a GenEd Core Area I `Foreign Language` course.

GRK 1115 001 has a service charge of $5.00.

5 hrs.GRK 1215 BEGIN GREEK CONT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM BL-0102 Beck RMTWRF

GRK 1215 001 Is a GenEd Core Area I `Foreign Language` course.

3 hrs.GRK 3113 ADVANCED PROSE

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

1:30PM- 2:20PM KH-0104 Doty RMWF

3 hrs.GRK 3213 HOMER

Sec. 001

1:30PM- 2:45PM GIH-0338 Beck RTR

1-3 hrs.GRK 3990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1

1-3 hrs.GRK 4990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1

HEALTH AND EXERCISE SCIENCES

(HES)

Office: HUSTON HUFFMAN CTR0104

Phone: 325-5211

1 hrs.HES 1021 BEGINNING JUDO

Sec. 001 Cd 7

11:30AM-12:20PMHHC-0140 Kenton STR

HES 1021 001 has a service charge of $10.00.

1 hrs.HES 1031 INTRO MARTIAL ARTS

Sec. 001 Cd 7

10:30AM-11:20AMHHC-B0004 Bagajewicz MTR

Striz A

1 hrs.HES 1041 YOGA

Sec. 001 Cd 7

9:30AM-10:20AM HHC-0141MW

Sec. 002 Cd 7

10:30AM-11:20AMHHC-B0004MW

Sec. 003 Cd 7

9:30AM-10:20AM HHC-0140TR

1 hrs.HES 1121 BEGIN WEIGHT TRAIN

Sec. 001 Cd 7

9:30AM-10:20AM HHC-0034MW


Sec. 002 Cd 7

10:30AM-11:20AMHHC-0034MW


Sec. 003 Cd 7

9:30AM-10:20AM HHC-0034TR


Sec. 004 Cd 7

10:30AM-11:20AMHHC-0034TR


Sec. 005 Cd 7

1:30PM- 2:20PM HHC-0034MW


Sec. 006 Cd 7

1:30PM- 2:20PM HHC-0034TR


1 hrs.HES 1221 INDIVIDUAL FITNESS

Sec. 001 Cd 7

1:30PM- 2:20PM HHC-B0004MW


Sec. 002 Cd 7

2:30PM- 3:20PM HHC-B0004MW


Sec. 003 Cd 7

1:30PM- 2:20PM HHC-0141TR


Sec. 004 Cd 7

2:30PM- 3:20PM HHC-0141TR


Sec. 005 Cd 7

9:30AM-10:20AM HHC-0141MW


Sec. 006 Cd 7

9:30AM-10:20AM HHC-0141TR


1 hrs.HES 1231 LIFESTYLE PHYS ACT

Sec. 001 Cd 7

9:30AM-10:20AM HHC-0141MW


Sec. 002 Cd 7

9:30AM-10:20AM HHC-0141MW


Sec. 003 Cd 7

9:30AM-10:20AM HHC-0101TR





HEALTH AND EXERCISE SCIENCES (HES)


Sec. 004 Cd 7

9:30AM-10:20AM HHC-0101TR


ALL SECTIONS OF BEGINNING BOWLING MEET AT

AMF LANES, 1330 E LINDSEY. $60 FEE TO BE

PAID TO AMF LANES AT FIRST CLASS MEETING.

1 hrs.HES 1341 BEGINNING BOWLING

Sec. 001 Cd 7

1:00PM- 3:00PM HHC-0126F

Sec. 100 Cd 7

3:00PM- 5:00PM HHC-0126 Smathers ATR

HES 1341 100 meets from Jan 14 - Mar 7.

Sec. 200 Cd 7

3:00PM- 5:00PM HHC-0126TR

HES 1341 200 meets from Mar 10 - May 2.

Sec. 900 Cd 7

9:00PM-11:00PM HHC-0126M

Sec. 910 Cd 7

5:00PM- 7:00PM HHC-0126MW


Sec. 920 Cd 7

5:00PM- 7:00PM HHC-0126MW


1 hrs.HES 1361 BEGINNING GOLF

Sec. 200 Cd 7

8:30AM-10:10AM HHC-0032MW



Sec. 201 Cd 7

10:30AM-12:10PMHHC-0032MW



1 hrs.HES 1371 INTERMEDIATE GOLF

Sec. 200 Cd 1,7

1:30PM- 3:10PM HHC-0032 Mallow LMW



1 hrs.HES 1441 INTERMED BOWLING

Sec. 001 Cd 1,7

1:00PM- 3:00PM HHC-0126M

STUDENTS MUST HAVE TAKEN HES 1341 BEGINNING

BOWLING PRIOR TO THIS INTERMEDIATE BOWLING CLASS.

MEETS AT AMF LANES, 1330 E LINDSEY. $60 FEE TO BE PAID

TO AMF LANES AT FIRST CLASS MEETING.

Sec. 900 Cd 1,7

5:00PM- 7:00PM HHC-0126R

STUDENTS MUST HAVE TAKEN HES 1341 BEGINNING

BOWLING PRIOR TO THIS INTERMEDIATE BOWLING CLASS.

MEETS AT AMF LANES, 1330 E LINDSEY. $60 FEE TO BE PAID

TO AMF LANES AT FIRST CLASS MEETING.

1 hrs.HES 1521 BEGINNING SWIMMING

Sec. 001 Cd 7

8:30AM- 9:20AM POOL-0137TR


Sec. 002 Cd 7

9:30AM-10:20AM POOL-0137TR


Sec. 003 Cd 7

10:30AM-11:20AMPOOL-0137TR


1 hrs.HES 1661 BEGIN RACQUETBALL

Sec. 001 Cd 7

1:30PM- 2:20PM HHC-0001MW


Sec. 002 Cd 7

9:30AM-10:20AM HHC-0001TR


Sec. 003 Cd 7

1:30PM- 2:20PM HHC-0001TR


1 hrs.HES 1681 BEGINNING TENNIS

Sec. 200 Cd 7

12:30PM- 2:10PM HHC-0101TR



Sec. 201 Cd 7

9:30AM-11:10AM HHC-0101MW



Sec. 202 Cd 7

9:30AM-11:10AM HHC-0101TR



3 hrs.HES 1823 PRIN HEALTH/DISEASE

Sec. 001

12:30PM- 1:20PM AH-0359MWF

HES 1823 001 Is a GenEd Core Area II `Science w/o Lab` course.

Sec. 002

9:00AM-10:15AM AH-0359TR


1 hrs.HES 1921 BASKETBALL

Sec. 100 Cd 7

1:00PM- 2:40PM HHC-0002TR



1 hrs.HES 1941 SOCCER

Sec. 200 Cd 7

1:00PM- 2:40PM HHC-0032 Smith ATR



1 hrs.HES 1981 VOLLEYBALL

Sec. 100 Cd 7

9:30AM-11:20AM HHC-0002MW



1 hrs.HES 2131 INTRO TO HES

Sec. 001

9:30AM-10:20AM HHC-0101M

Sec. 002

9:30AM-10:20AM HHC-0130T

Sec. 003

9:30AM-10:20AM HHC-0101W

2 hrs.HES 2212 FIRST AID

Sec. 001

8:30AM- 9:20AM HHC-0130F

Corequisite: HES 2212 011 OR HES 2212 012


0 hrs.HES 2212 LAB-HES 2212-001

Sec. 011

9:30AM-11:10AM HHC-0130 Karabulut MF

Corequisite: HES 2212 001

Sec. 012

11:30AM- 1:10PM HHC-0130 Karabulut MF

Corequisite: HES 2212 001

3 hrs.HES 2823 INTRO NUTRITION

Sec. 001

9:00AM-10:15AM DAH-0206 Knehans ATR



Sec. 002

10:30AM-11:45AMDAH-0206 Knehans ATR



Sec. 003

9:00AM-11:45AM HHC-0101F



Sec. 004

1:00PM- 3:45PM HHC-0101R



3 hrs.HES 2913 PERSONAL HEALTH

Sec. 001 Cd 3

8:00AM- 9:15AM HHC-0129 Williams MMW


Sec. 002

11:00AM-12:15PMHHC-0129MW


Sec. 003

1:00PM- 2:15PM HHC-0129MW


Sec. 004

9:00AM-10:15AM HHC-0130TR


1 hrs.HES 3031 SPORTS OFFICIATING

Sec. 001

2:30PM- 3:20PM HHC-0101 Wilson PT

3 hrs.HES 3173 ELEM SCH PE PROGRAM

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-12:20PMHHC-0101 Conley CMW


Sec. 002 Cd 1

12:30PM- 2:20PM HHC-0101 Conley CMW


1-4 hrs.HES 3430 FIELD EXPERIENCES

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

2 hrs.HES 3502 CARE PREV ATHL INJ

Sec. 001 Cd 1

8:00AM- 9:15AM HHC-0101 Anderson SMW


3 hrs.HES 3513 HEALTH PROMOTN PROG

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM HHC-0129 Hofford CTR

3 hrs.HES 3523 HUMAN SEXUALITY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

11:00AM-12:15PMHHC-0130 Goodman DMW


Sec. 002 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:45PM HHC-0130 Goodman DMW


3 hrs.HES 3563 LIFESTYLE INTERVENT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:00PM- 2:15PM HHC-0129 Brittain DTR

3 hrs.HES 3573 OBESITY & WGT MGT

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:15PM- 7:00PM HHC-0101T

3 hrs.HES 3813 HLTH/FITNESS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

8:30AM-10:20AM COLM-0150MW


Sec. 002 Cd 1

8:30AM-10:20AM COLM-0150 Dalbo VTR


3 hrs.HES 3823 PHYSIOLOGY-EXERCISE

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM HHC-0129 Bemben MMW


3 hrs.HES 3843 BIOMECHANICS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMHHC-0129 Cramer JTR


3 hrs.HES 3853 EXER TESTING & PRES

Sec. 001 Cd 1

2:30PM- 3:45PM HHC-0129 Kerksick CTR


3 hrs.HES 3873 PRIN OF PERSL TRNG

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-12:00PM COLM-0150 Ryan EF

Sec. 002 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMCOLM-0150 Moon JTR

1-3 hrs.HES 3960 HONORS READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.HES 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

HES 3980 *** has a service charge of $30.00.

1-3 hrs.HES 3990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

4-8 hrs.HES 4430 INTERN IN HES

Sec. 010 Cd 1,2,7

HHC-0118 Hofford C

3 hrs.HES 4523 HUMAN SEXUALITY II

Sec. 900 Cd 1

5:15PM- 8:00PM HHC-0130W

3 hrs.HES 4543 STRESS MANAGEMENT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-11:45AM HHC-0129 Hofford CF


3 hrs.HES 4823 SPORT & EXER NUTRIT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM HHC-0130 Stout JTR

3 hrs.HES 4833 EXERCISE PHYSIO LAB

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 2:20PM COLM-0150TR


3 hrs.HES 4853 CHRONIC DIS INTERVN

Sec. 001 Cd 1

2:30PM- 3:45PM HHC-0129 Taylor EMW

3 hrs.HES 4873 PRIN STRNGTH/COND

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMCOLM-0150 Roberts MMW

3 hrs.HES 4953 SENIOR CAPSTONE

Sec. *** Cd 1

HES 4953 *** Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.





HEALTH AND EXERCISE SCIENCES (HES)



Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7


4-8 hrs.HES 5430 INTERNSHIP IN HES

Sec. 001 Cd 1,2,7

HHC-0121 Taylor E

Sec. 002 Cd 1,2,7

HHC-0110 Cramer J

Sec. 003 Cd 1,2,7

HHC-0117 Dinger M

Sec. 004 Cd 1,2,7

HHC-0112 Brittain D

Sec. 005 Cd 1,2,7

HHC-0109 Kerksick C

Sec. 006 Cd 1,2,7

HHC-0115 Bemben M

Sec. 007 Cd 1,2,7

HHC-0111 Stout J

Sec. 008 Cd 1,2,7

HHC-0119 Bemben D

Sec. 009 Cd 1,2,7

HHC-0116 Knehans A

Sec. 010 Cd 1,2,7

HHC-0118 Hofford C

Sec. 011 Cd 1,7

HHC-0110 Beck T

3 hrs.HES 5543 STRESS THRY RES-MGT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-11:45AM HHC-0129 Hofford CF


3 hrs.HES 5553 HEALTH PROMO EVAL

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:00PM- 4:10PM HHC-0102 Dinger MT


3 hrs.HES 5563 HEALTH BEHAVIOR I

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:15PM- 7:00PM HHC-0129 Brittain DW


3 hrs.HES 5833 ADV EXERCISE LAB

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:15PM- 7:00PM HHC-0101 Bemben DW


HES 5833 900 Has additional meeting time. Consult department.

3 hrs.HES 5853 HEALTH FITNESS

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:15PM- 7:00PM HHC-0101 Kerksick CR


1-6 hrs.HES 5940 INTENSIVE STUDIES

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

3 hrs.HES 5953 SCI INVEST IN HES

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:15PM- 7:15PM HHC-0130 Dinger MM


1-6 hrs.HES 5960 DIRECTED READINGS

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

2-9 hrs.HES 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 7



Sec. *** Cd 1,7

4 hrs.HES 6844 NEUROMUSCULAR PHYS

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:15PM- 8:10PM HHC-0130 Cramer JT


1-3 hrs.HES 6940 RESEARCH-HLTH/EX SC

Sec. 001 Cd 1,7

HHC-0121 Taylor E


Sec. 002 Cd 1,7

HHC-0110 Cramer J


Sec. 003 Cd 1,7

HHC-0117 Dinger M


Sec. 004 Cd 1,7

HHC-0112 Brittain D


Sec. 005 Cd 1,7

HHC-0109 Kerksick C


Sec. 006 Cd 1,7

HHC-0115 Bemben M


Sec. 007 Cd 1,7

HHC-0111 Stout J


Sec. 008 Cd 1,7

HHC-0119 Bemben D


Sec. 010 Cd 1,7

HHC-0118 Hofford C


Sec. 011 Cd 1,7

HHC-0110 Beck T


1-6 hrs.HES 6960 DIRECTED READINGS

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

1 hrs.HES 6970 SEMINAR-HLTH/EX SCI

Sec. 001 Cd 1,7

12:00PM- 1:00PM HHC-0129F


2-12 hrs.HES 6980 RES DRS DISSERT

Sec. *** Cd 1,7



Sec. *** Cd 1,7


HEBREW (HEBR)


Phone: 325-6181

5 hrs.HEBR 1115 BEGINNING HEBREW

Sec. 001

12:30PM- 1:20PM KH-0134 Reches LMTWRF

HEBR 1115 001 Is a GenEd Core Area I `Foreign Language` course.

HEBR 1115 001 has a service charge of $20.00.

5 hrs.HEBR 1225 BEGIN HEBREW - CONT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMCOH-0218 Reches LMTWRF

HEBR 1225 001 Is a GenEd Core Area I `Foreign Language` course.


3 hrs.HEBR 2113 INTERMEDIATE HEBREW

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM KH-0137 Reches LMWF


3 hrs.HEBR 3223 ADV HEBR CONT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM KH-0319 Kritz OTR

HEBR 3223 001 Contact department for additional information on

time and location.

1-3 hrs.HEBR 4990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1

HISTORY (HIST)

Office: DALE HALL TOWER0403A

Phone: 325-6002

3 hrs.HIST 1223 EUROPE 1500-1815

Sec. 001

12:30PM- 1:20PM DAH-0116 Loiselle KMWF

HIST 1223 001 Is a GenEd Core Area IV `Western Culture` course.

3 hrs.HIST 1233 EUROPE SINCE 1815

Sec. 001

10:30AM-11:45AMAH-0315 Lewis JTR


3 hrs.HIST 1483 U S 1492 TO 1865

Sec. 001

9:30AM-10:20AM DAH-0112 Piker JMWF

HIST 1483 001 Is a GenEd Core Area IV `US History` course.

HIST 1483 001 has a service charge of $6.00.

Sec. 002 Cd 6

1:30PM- 2:20PM DAHT-0408 Mooney AMWF



HIST 1483 002 Must be a member of the Honors College in order to

enroll.

Sec. 010

11:30AM-12:20PMDAH-0103 Kelly CMW

Corequisite: HIST 1483 011 THR HIST 1483 018



0 hrs.HIST 1483 DISC-HIST 1483-010

Sec. 011

9:30AM-10:20AM DAHT-0408R

Corequisite: HIST 1483 010


Sec. 012

10:30AM-11:20AMDAHT-0408R



Sec. 013

11:30AM-12:20PMDAHT-0408R



Sec. 014

12:30PM- 1:20PM DAHT-0408R



Sec. 015

8:30AM- 9:20AM DAHT-0408F



Sec. 016

10:30AM-11:20AMDAHT-0408F



Sec. 017

11:30AM-12:20PMDAHT-0408F




Sec. 018

12:30PM- 1:20PM DAHT-0408F



3 hrs.HIST 1483 U S 1492 TO 1865

Sec. 995

DAHT-0403ARaley B




HIST 1483 995 This course is taught on the internet.

3 hrs.HIST 1493 U S 1865 TO PRESENT

Sec. 001

9:00AM-10:15AM DAH-0103 Anderson GTR



Sec. 002

12:30PM- 1:20PM DAH-0206 Despain SMWF



Sec. 003 Cd 6

9:30AM-10:20AM DAHT-0408 Milne GMWF



HIST 1493 003 Must be a member of the Honors College in order to

enroll.

Sec. 004

1:30PM- 2:45PM MFPH-3040 Balkwill DTR



Sec. 900

4:30PM- 5:45PM DAH-0211 Franklin ATR



Sec. 901

7:00PM- 9:50PM DAH-0218 Roberson GW



Sec. 995

DAHT-0403AMetcalf W




HIST 1493 995 This course is taught on the internet.

3 hrs.HIST 1543 AMER INDIAN HIST

Sec. 001

9:30AM-10:20AM CH-0104 Bottiger PMWF

HIST 1543 001 Is a GenEd Core Area IV `Non-West Culture` course.

3 hrs.HIST 1623 WESTERN CIV II

Sec. 001

2:30PM- 3:45PM CH-0104 Mills GMW


Sec. 950

CRSM-0134 Hochtritt J





HISTORY (HIST)


JANUARY 19, AT 9:00AM IN ROOM 134 CROSS CENTER MAIN

BUILDING, 1600 SOUTH JENKINS IN NORMAN.FOR MORE

INFORMATION ABOUT THIS COURSE, CHECK OUT THE

TELECOURSE WEBSITE AT http://tvi.ou.edu/


HIST 1623 950 Is a telecourse.

3 hrs.HIST 1913 WORLD CIV TO 1600

Sec. 900

4:30PM- 5:45PM DAH-2030 Mills GTR


3 hrs.HIST 2013 ANCIENT NEAR EAST

Sec. 001

3:00PM- 4:15PM GLRD-2030 Mills GTR


3 hrs.HIST 2043 AFRI-AMER SNC 1865

Sec. 001

1:30PM- 2:20PM AH-0304 Yarbrough FMWF


3 hrs.HIST 2333 THE BRITISH EMPIRE

Sec. 001

1:30PM- 2:45PM GH-0101 Lewis JTR


3 hrs.HIST 2623 HISPAN-AM 1810-PRES

Sec. 001

3:30PM- 4:45PM DAH-0211 Cane Carrasco JMW


3 hrs.HIST 3033 ALEXANDER THE GREAT

Sec. 001

12:30PM- 1:20PM GH-0101 Bradford AMWF



3 hrs.HIST 3043 EGYPT & MESOPOTAMIA

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM AH-0355 Snell DTR



3 hrs.HIST 3060 ROMAN EMPIRE

Sec. 001

8:30AM- 9:20AM DAH-0103 Cline RMWF

3 hrs.HIST 3060 CLASSICAL MYTHOLOGY

Sec. 002

1:30PM- 2:20PM GLCH-0131 Cline RMWF

3 hrs.HIST 3093 US-REVOLUTN TO 1815

Sec. 001

9:00AM-10:15AM COH-0246 Gilje PTR



3 hrs.HIST 3113 THE CRUSADES

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM DAH-0218 Magnusson RTR



3 hrs.HIST 3120 FRANCE IN THE AMERS

Sec. 001

8:30AM- 9:20AM GH-0101 Loiselle KMWF

3 hrs.HIST 3163 EUR-FR REV/NAPOLEON

Sec. 001

9:00AM-10:15AM COH-0244 Davis Cline JTR



3 hrs.HIST 3233 MODERN SPAIN

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMDAH-0116 Holguin STR



3 hrs.HIST 3243 EUR WOMN/GNDR RELAT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM COH-0246 Davis Cline JTR



3 hrs.HIST 3373 LEGL/CONST ENGL II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMGH-0102 Hart JMWF



3 hrs.HIST 3383 THE AMERICAN WEST

Sec. 001

9:30AM-10:20AM GH-0101 Despain SMWF



3 hrs.HIST 3393 HIST OF OKLAHOMA

Sec. 001

12:00PM- 1:15PM DAH-0116 Savage WTR

3 hrs.HIST 3403 AMERICA/WESTRN FILM

Sec. 001 Cd 1

2:30PM- 3:45PM CEC-0031 Raley BMW

6:30PM- 9:20PM DAH-0103T

3 hrs.HIST 3430 E AM/ATLANTIC WORLD

Sec. 001

11:30AM-12:20PMGH-0102 Piker JMWF


3 hrs.HIST 3430 WARFARE IN E AMER

Sec. 002

12:30PM- 1:20PM CH-0104 Milne GMWF


3 hrs.HIST 3430 US FRONTIER/ARMY

Sec. 003

1:30PM- 2:45PM DAH-0125 Savage WTR


3 hrs.HIST 3430 20THC US IN FILM

Sec. 005

3:00PM- 4:15PM CH-0104 Metcalf WTR

6:30PM- 9:30PM DAH-0128T


3 hrs.HIST 3430 HIST-GREAT PLAINS

Sec. 900

7:00PM- 9:50PM KH-0138 Roberson GT


3 hrs.HIST 3430 THE 1960'S

Sec. 901

6:00PM- 8:50PM GH-0101 Roy TW


3 hrs.HIST 3433 U S--COLD WAR ERA

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:30PM- 4:45PM DAHT-0104 Keppel BMW



3 hrs.HIST 3443 AM FRONTIER TO 1828

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:30PM- 4:20PM GH-0101 Milne GMWF



3 hrs.HIST 3453 AM FRONTIER 1828-PR

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 7:15PM AH-0359 Taylor-Montoya AMW



3 hrs.HIST 3493 AMER ENVIRON HIST

Sec. 900

4:30PM- 5:45PM DAH-0206 Pisani DTR



3 hrs.HIST 3533 EARLY AMER WOMEN

Sec. 001

2:30PM- 3:20PM PHSC-0363 Kelly CMWF



3 hrs.HIST 3563 US DIPLOMATIC HIST

Sec. 900 Cd 4

6:30PM- 9:20PM GH-0101 Zwink TT

HIST Cross-Listed with: P SC



3 hrs.HIST 3573 19THC BLACK EXP

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

10:30AM-11:45AMDAHT-0408 Yarbrough FMW

3 hrs.HIST 3573 STUART ENGLAND

Sec. 002 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM DAHT-0408 Hart JMW

3 hrs.HIST 3573 SPAN/PORT EMPIRES

Sec. 003 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMPHSC-0122 Folsom RTR

3 hrs.HIST 3593 WOMEN-AMERICAN WEST

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMDAH-0206 Taylor-Montoya AMWF



3 hrs.HIST 3623 CONFORMITY/DISSENT

Sec. 001

3:30PM- 6:20PM DAHT-0104 Norwood ST



3 hrs.HIST 3690 SPANISH BRDRLANDS

Sec. 900

6:30PM- 9:20PM KH-0140 Folsom RT

3 hrs.HIST 3713 MEXICO-1800-PRESENT

Sec. 001

1:30PM- 2:20PM GH-0101 Rugeley TMWF



3 hrs.HIST 3733 HIST-HEAVEN/HELL

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 7:30PM DAH-0206 Shepkaru SM



3 hrs.HIST 3743 S AFRICA SINCE 1800

Sec. 900

4:30PM- 5:45PM KH-0234 Kamoche JTR



3 hrs.HIST 3763 E EUROPE SINCE 1938

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM DAH-0112 Nitzova PTR



3 hrs.HIST 3770 CHURCH/STATE E-EURO

Sec. 900

6:00PM- 7:15PM DAH-0218 Nitzova PTR

3 hrs.HIST 3793 IMPERIAL RUSSIA

Sec. 001

12:00PM- 1:15PM COH-0244 Stockdale MTR



3 hrs.HIST 3840 CHINAS ART OF WAR

Sec. 001

10:30AM-11:20AMGLRD-2020 Olberding GMWF

3 hrs.HIST 3873 TRADITIONAL CHINA

Sec. 001

8:30AM- 9:20AM DAH-0116 Olberding GMWF



3 hrs.HIST 3923 CONTEMPORARY CHINA

Sec. 001

1:30PM- 2:20PM DAH-0200 Atkinson AMWF



3 hrs.HIST 3933 EARLY MOD WITCHHUNT

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

11:30AM-12:20PMAH-0315 Skeeters MMWF

HIST Cross-Listed with: W S



3 hrs.HIST 3950 WEST AFRICA

Sec. 002 Cd 1

3:30PM- 4:20PM DAH-0116 Mooney AMWF

3 hrs.HIST 3950 REL/POL/SOC-ME

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:45PM GLRD-2030 Roumani MTR

1-3 hrs.HIST 3960 HONORS READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

3 hrs.HIST 3973 JUDAISM - HISTORY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMMFPH-3020 Stillman NTR



1-3 hrs.HIST 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

3 hrs.HIST 3983 MEDIEV JEWISH HIST

Sec. 001 Cd 1

2:30PM- 3:45PM PHSC-0416 Shepkaru SMW



3 hrs.HIST 4973 AMER REVOLUTION

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM DAHT-0408 Gilje PT





HISTORY (HIST)

HIST 4973 001 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.

3 hrs.HIST 4973 FEMINIST THOUGHT

Sec. 002 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM DAHT-0408 Holguin SR


3 hrs.HIST 4973 RELIGIOUS/ANE

Sec. 900 Cd 1

7:00PM- 9:40PM DAHT-0104 Snell DR




1-3 hrs.HIST 4990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,3

1-4 hrs.HIST 5050 DIRECTED READINGS

Sec. *** Cd 1,3

1-4 hrs.HIST 5050 RDS-EARLY AMER HIST

Sec. 015 Cd 1,3

DAHT-0410CKelly C

1-4 hrs.HIST 5050 DIRECTED READINGS

Sec. *** Cd 1,3

1-4 hrs.HIST 5110 MODERN SPAIN

Sec. 002 Cd 1,3

DAHT-0315 Holguin S

1-4 hrs.HIST 5110 LEGAL/CONST ENG II

Sec. 003 Cd 1,3

DAHT-0413 Hart J

1-4 hrs.HIST 5110 ALEXANDER THE GREAT

Sec. 004 Cd 1,3

DAHT-0820 Bradford A

1-4 hrs.HIST 5110 MEDIEVAL JEWISH HX

Sec. 005 Cd 1,3

DAHT-0305FShepkaru S

1-4 hrs.HIST 5110 THE CRUSADES

Sec. 006 Cd 1,3

DAHT-0822 Magnusson R

1-4 hrs.HIST 5110 MESOPOTAMIA & EGYPT

Sec. 007 Cd 1,3

DAHT-0420 Snell D

1-4 hrs.HIST 5110 HIST-HEAVEN & HELL

Sec. 008 Cd 1,3


1-4 hrs.HIST 5110 IMPERIAL RUSSIA

Sec. 009 Cd 1,3

DAHT-0314 Stockdale M

1-4 hrs.HIST 5110 EUR-FR REV/NAPOLEON

Sec. 010 Cd 1,3

Davis Cline J

1-4 hrs.HIST 5110 EUR WOMN/GNDR RELAT

Sec. 011 Cd 1,3

Davis Cline J

1-4 hrs.HIST 5210 E AMER WOMEN

Sec. 002 Cd 1,3

DAHT-0409CKelly C

1-4 hrs.HIST 5210 OKLAHOMA HISTORY

Sec. 003 Cd 1,3

DAHT-0424 Savage W

1-4 hrs.HIST 5210 COMFORMTY/DISSENT

Sec. 004 Cd 1,3

DAHT-0819 Norwood S

1-4 hrs.HIST 5210 US-REVOLUTN TO 1815

Sec. 005 Cd 1,3

DAHT-0423 Gilje P

1-4 hrs.HIST 5210 COLD WAR

Sec. 006 Cd 1,3

DAHT-0411 Keppel B

1-4 hrs.HIST 5210 AM ENVIRONMNTL HIST

Sec. 007 Cd 1,3

DAHT-0821 Pisani D

1-4 hrs.HIST 5210 US FRONTIER/ARMY

Sec. 008 Cd 1,3

DAHT-0424 Savage W

1-4 hrs.HIST 5210 E AM/ATLANTIC WORLD

Sec. 010 Cd 1

DAHT-0308 Piker J

1-4 hrs.HIST 5300 DIR RD-MEDIEVAL HIS

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

1-4 hrs.HIST 5310 MEXICO 1800-PRES

Sec. 002 Cd 1,3

DAHT-0414 Rugeley T

1-4 hrs.HIST 5310 SPANISH BRDRLANDS

Sec. 003 Cd 1,3

Folsom R

1-4 hrs.HIST 5410 S AFRICA SINCE 1800

Sec. 002 Cd 1,3

DAHT-0422 Kamoche J

1-4 hrs.HIST 5510 JUDAISM-REL HIST

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

DAHT-0305EStillman N

1-4 hrs.HIST 5510 CHINAS ART OF WAR

Sec. 002 Cd 1,3

Olberding G

1-4 hrs.HIST 5510 TRADITIONAL CHINA

Sec. 003 Cd 1,3

Olberding G

2-9 hrs.HIST 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 7

2-5 hrs.HIST 6050 RESEARCH PROBLEMS

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

1-4 hrs.HIST 6160 ALEXANDER THE GREAT

Sec. 002 Cd 1,3,7

DAHT-0820 Bradford A

1-4 hrs.HIST 6160 MEDIEVAL JEWISH HX

Sec. 003 Cd 1,3,7


1-4 hrs.HIST 6160 LEGAL/CONST ENG II

Sec. 004 Cd 1,3,7

DAHT-0413 Hart J

1-4 hrs.HIST 6160 EGYPT/MESOPOTAMIA

Sec. 005 Cd 1,3,7

DAHT-0420 Snell D

1-4 hrs.HIST 6160 HIST HEAVEN & HELL

Sec. 006 Cd 1,3,7


1-4 hrs.HIST 6160 MODERN SPAIN

Sec. 007 Cd 1,3,7

DAHT-0315 Holguin S

1-4 hrs.HIST 6160 THE CRUSADES

Sec. 008 Cd 1,3,7

DAHT-0822 Magnusson R

1-4 hrs.HIST 6160 IMPERIAL RUSSIA

Sec. 009 Cd 1,3,7

DAHT-0403AStockdale M

1-4 hrs.HIST 6160 EUR-FR REV/NAPOLEON

Sec. 010 Cd 1,3,7

Davis Cline J

1-4 hrs.HIST 6160 EUR WOMN/GNDR RELAT

Sec. 011 Cd 1,3,7

Davis Cline J

4 hrs.HIST 6200 NATIONS/NATIONALISM

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:40PM DAHT-0408 Stockdale MT

1-4 hrs.HIST 6260 ADV READ-EARLY AMER

Sec. 002 Cd 1,3,7

DAHT-0423 Gilje P

1-4 hrs.HIST 6260 ADV READ-AMER HIST

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

1-4 hrs.HIST 6260 ADV RDS-WEST/ENVRNM

Sec. 004 Cd 1,3,7

DAHT-0812 Pisani D

1-4 hrs.HIST 6260 ADV READ-AMER HIST

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

1-4 hrs.HIST 6260 US-REVOLUTN TO 1815

Sec. 006 Cd 1,3,7

DAHT-0423 Gilje P

1-4 hrs.HIST 6260 US FRONTIER/ARMY

Sec. 007 Cd 1,3,7

DAHT-0424 Savage W

1-4 hrs.HIST 6260 CONFORMTY/DISSENT

Sec. 008 Cd 1,3,7

DAHT-0819 Norwood S

1-4 hrs.HIST 6260 E AM/ATLANTIC WORLD

Sec. 009 Cd 1,3,7

DAHT-0308 Piker J

1-4 hrs.HIST 6260 HISTORY OF OKLAHOMA

Sec. 010 Cd 1,3,7

DAHT-0424 Savage W

1-4 hrs.HIST 6260 AM ENVIRON HIST

Sec. 012 Cd 1,3,7

DAHT-0821 Pisani D

1-4 hrs.HIST 6260 COLD WAR

Sec. 013 Cd 1,3,7

DAHT-0411 Keppel B

1-4 hrs.HIST 6260 EARLY AMER WOMEN

Sec. 014 Cd 1,3,7

DAHT-0409CKelly C

4 hrs.HIST 6300 LAT AM 1810-PRES

Sec. 900 Cd 1,3

6:00PM- 9:50PM DAHT-0408 Cane Carrasco JM

1-4 hrs.HIST 6360 ADV RDGS-S AMER

Sec. 002 Cd 1,3,7

DAHT-0317 Cane Carrasco J

1-4 hrs.HIST 6360 ADV READ LAT AM HIS

Sec. 003 Cd 1,3,7

DAHT-0414 Rugeley T

1-4 hrs.HIST 6360 ADV RD-LAT AM HIST

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

4 hrs.HIST 6400 US POST 1865

Sec. 900 Cd 1,3

6:00PM- 9:40PM DAHT-0408 Keppel BW

4 hrs.HIST 6400 INDIANS OF OKLAHOMA

Sec. 901 Cd 1,3

6:00PM- 9:40PM DAHT-0408 Metcalf WR

1-4 hrs.HIST 6460 AFRICA SINCE 1945

Sec. 002 Cd 1,3,7

DAHT-0422 Kamoche J

1-4 hrs.HIST 6460 CONTEMPORARY AFRICA

Sec. 003 Cd 1,3,7

DAHT-0422 Kamoche J

1-4 hrs.HIST 6460 HIST OF EAST AFRICA

Sec. 004 Cd 1,3,7

DAHT-0422 Kamoche J

1-4 hrs.HIST 6460 S AFRICA SINCE 1800

Sec. 005 Cd 1,3,7

DAHT-0422 Kamoche J

1-4 hrs.HIST 6560 ADV RDGS-ASIAN HIST

Sec. 002 Cd 1,3,7

Olberding G

1-4 hrs.HIST 6560 ADV READ-ASIAN HIST

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

2-16 hrs.HIST 6980 RES DRS DISSERT

Sec. *** Cd 7

HISTORY OF SCIENCE (HSCI)

Office: PHYSICAL SCI CTR0622

Phone: 325-2213

3 hrs.HSCI 1133 SCIENCE/POP CULTURE

Sec. 001

12:00PM- 1:15PM PHSC-0212 Pandora KTR

HSCI 1133 001 Is a GenEd Core Area IV `Western Culture` course.

HSCI 1133 001 has a service charge of $6.00.

3 hrs.HSCI 2223 LIVES IN SCIENCE

Sec. 001 Cd 1

2:30PM- 5:20PM CEC-0121 Pandora KW



3 hrs.HSCI 3013 HSCI TO NEWTON

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM PHSC-0224 Crowther KMWF



Sec. 002 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMPHSC-0212 Vermij RTR



Sec. 010 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMPHSC-0224 Crowther KMW

Corequisite: HSCI 3013 011 THR HSCI 3013 013



0 hrs.HSCI 3013 DISC-HSCI 3013-010

Sec. 011 Cd 1





HISTORY OF SCIENCE (HSCI)

1:30PM- 2:20PM PHSC-0223R

Corequisite: HSCI 3013 010


Sec. 012 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMPHSC-0212F



Sec. 013 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMPHSC-0224 Crowther KF



3 hrs.HSCI 3023 HSCI SINCE 17TH CEN

Sec. 001 Cd 1,6

9:00AM-10:15AM PHSC-0225 Barker PTR



HSCI 3023 001 Must be a member of the Honors College in order to

enroll.

Sec. 010 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMPHSC-0224 Heyck HMW

Corequisite: HSCI 3023 011 THR HSCI 3023 013



0 hrs.HSCI 3023 DISC-HSCI 3023-010

Sec. 011 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM COH-0340R



Sec. 012 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMPHSC-0102F



Sec. 013 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMPHSC-0224 Heyck HF



3 hrs.HSCI 3023 HSCI SINCE 17TH CEN

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:45PM PHSC-0224 Hale PTR



3 hrs.HSCI 3433 SCI,TECH & POLITICS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM PHSC-0212 Weldon SMWF



3 hrs.HSCI 3463 COLD WAR SCIENCE

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM PHSC-0224 Barker PTR



3 hrs.HSCI 3473 HIST-ECOLOGY/ENVIR

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM PHSC-0224 Heyck HMWF



1-3 hrs.HSCI 3960 HONORS READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.HSCI 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.HSCI 4990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,2

3 hrs.HSCI 5523 REN/EARLY MOD SCI

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM BL-0521 Vermij RR

3 hrs.HSCI 5550 SCI/TECH/COLONIALIS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM BL-0521 Moon ST

1-4 hrs.HSCI 5960 DIRECTED READINGS

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

3 hrs.HSCI 5970 SEM-RES/CRIT/ANALYS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM BL-0521 Hale PW

2-9 hrs.HSCI 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 7

3 hrs.HSCI 5990 SPECIAL STUDIES

Sec. *** Cd 1,3

2-5 hrs.HSCI 5990 GRAD SURVEY-MODERN

Sec. 002 Cd 1,3

BL-0521

2-5 hrs.HSCI 5990 SPECIAL STUDIES

Sec. *** Cd 1,3

2-16 hrs.HSCI 6980 RES DRS DISSERT

Sec. *** Cd 7

HONORS COLLEGE (HON)

Office: Cate Center Honors House0002E

Phone: 325-5291

Must be a member of the Honors College to enroll in an

Honors course.

1 hrs.HON 2501 CAMPUS CULTURE

Sec. 001 Cd 1,6,7

3:30PM- 4:20PM CCD1-0180 Johnson BM

1 hrs.HON 2511 COMMUNITY CITIZEN

Sec. 900 Cd 1,6,7

4:30PM- 5:20PM CCD1-0180 Johnson BM

2 hrs.HON 2970 WASHINGTON CENTER

Sec. 001 Cd 1,6

CCD5-0160BMorgan C

HON 2970 001 Contact department for additional information on time

and location.

3 hrs.HON 2973 AMER SOCIAL THOUGHT

Sec. 001 Cd 1,6

3:00PM- 4:15PM CCD5-0180 Lewis RMW

HON 2973 001 Is a GenEd Core Area IV `Western Culture` course.

3 hrs.HON 2973 AM DREAM RECONSIDER

Sec. 002 Cd 1,6

1:30PM- 2:45PM CCD5-0182 Long DMW


3 hrs.HON 2973 GIRL CULTURES-U.S.

Sec. 003 Cd 1,6

1:30PM- 2:45PM CCD5-0182 Chatelain MTR


3 hrs.HON 2973 CHICANO LIT

Sec. 004 Cd 1,6

3:00PM- 4:15PM CCD5-0182 Davis RTR


3 hrs.HON 2973 MARK TWAINS AMERICA

Sec. 005 Cd 1,6

12:00PM- 1:15PM CCD5-0182 Levy DTR


3 hrs.HON 2973 INDIG ID/CULT PRACT

Sec. 006 Cd 1,6

9:00AM-10:15AM CCD5-0180 Minks ATR


3 hrs.HON 2973 WHAT IS SCIENCE

Sec. 007 Cd 1,6

12:00PM- 1:15PM CCD5-0180 Hamerla RTR

Smith L


3 hrs.HON 2973 COLLECTIVE MEMORY

Sec. 010 Cd 1,6

10:30AM-11:20AMCCD5-0180 Johnson BMW

Edy J

Corequisite: HON 2973 011 THR HON 2973 013


0 hrs.HON 2973 DISC-HON 2973-010

Sec. 011 Cd 1,6

10:30AM-11:20AMCCD5-0180 Johnson BF

Corequisite: HON 2973 010


Sec. 012 Cd 1,6

10:30AM-11:20AMCCD5-0182 Edy JF



Sec. 013 Cd 1,6

11:30AM-12:20PMCCD5-0182 Edy JF



1-3 hrs.HON 3960 HONORS READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

3 hrs.HON 3970 WRITING WORKSHOP

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3,6

12:00PM- 1:15PM CCD1-0180 Johnson BTR

1-3 hrs.HON 3970 SERV/EXPMTL LEARN

Sec. 002 Cd 1,3,6

CCD2-0140 Howard C

1-3 hrs.HON 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

3 hrs.HON 3993 AMERICAN VISIONS

Sec. 001 Cd 1,6

1:30PM- 2:45PM CCD5-0180 Lewis RMW

Ehrhardt J

Junior standing required for enrollment in this class.

3 hrs.HON 3993 BEAUTY/AMERICAN LIT

Sec. 002 Cd 1,6

3:00PM- 4:15PM CCD5-0182 Ehrhardt JMW


3 hrs.HON 3993 CREATV NON FICTION

Sec. 003 Cd 1,6

3:00PM- 5:45PM CCD1-0180 Askew RT


3 hrs.HON 3993 MUSIC/CULTURE-LIFE

Sec. 004 Cd 1,6

1:30PM- 2:45PM CCD5-0180 Minks ATR


3 hrs.HON 3993 AFAM WOMEN/ACTIVISM

Sec. 005 Cd 1,6

3:00PM- 4:15PM CCD5-0180 Chatelain MTR


3 hrs.HON 3993 SCIENCE/COLD WAR

Sec. 006 Cd 1,6

10:30AM-11:45AMCCD5-0180 Hamerla RTR


3 hrs.HON 3993 LDRSHP THEORY/PRACT

Sec. 007 Cd 1,3,6

10:30AM-11:45AMCCD5-0182 Howard CTR


3 hrs.HON 3993 DEEP TIME DEEP SPAC

Sec. 008 Cd 1,6

1:30PM- 2:45PM GIH-0344 Elmore RMW

Henry R

Elwood Madden M

3 hrs.HON 3993 REMEMBERING DEATH

Sec. 900 Cd 1,6

6:00PM- 8:50PM AH-0315 Matzo MW

Nedeljkovich M

HUMAN RELATIONS (H R)


Phone: 325-1756

3 hrs.H R 3003 HUMAN RELTN THEORY

Sec. 900 Cd 1

5:30PM- 9:00PM PHSC-0212 Henderson GF

9:00AM- 5:00PMA

1:00PM- 4:00PMS

MEETS FEB 2-4, 8-10 AND 15-17.

H R 3003 900 meets from Feb 2 - Feb 17.

H R 3003 900 For Majors only.

H R 3003 900 Meets weekends only. Consult department.

Sec. 901 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:30PM PHSC-0416 Hufnagel GM


3 hrs.H R 3013 INTRO-HUMAN RELATNS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM PHSC-0363 Barwick -Snell KTR


Sec. 901 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:00PM PHSC-0416 Bowerman JW

Sec. 902 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:20PM PHSC-0212 Hufnagel GR

Sec. 903 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:00PM PHSC-0223 Fream AM

Sec. 904 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:00PM PHSC-0222 Sourie ET

Sec. 995 Cd 1

PHSC-0730 Dreher S

ONLINE INTERNET COURSE FOR NORMAN MAJORS ONLY.


H R 3013 995 This course is taught on the internet.


3 hrs.H R 3033 WRITING HR PROFSNLS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM PHSC-0225 Brown NMW


Sec. 002 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM PHSC-0225 Brown NMW






HUMAN RELATIONS (H R)

Sec. 003 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMPHSC-0117 Dolan SMWF


Sec. 995 Cd 1

PHSC-0730 Dolan S





3 hrs.H R 3043 INTRP SKILL/GRP DYN

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM PHSC-0359 Hoge VMWF


Sec. 901 Cd 1

4:30PM- 7:20PM PHSC-0223 Adkins GR


Sec. 995 Cd 1

PHSC-0730 Martin J

ONLINE INTERNET COURSE FOR NORMAN STUDENTS

ONLY. ONLINE ORIENTATION REQUIRED. See

http://www.ou.edu/online



3 hrs.H R 3203 ORG STUDIES

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:45PM PHSC-0117 Ham STR

3 hrs.H R 3213 WORKPLACE SKILLS

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:00PM PHSC-0228 Scarth WM


3 hrs.H R 3233 PRESENTATION SKILLS

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:00PM PHSC-0212 Wright KW


Sec. 995 Cd 1

PHSC-0730 Martin J






3 hrs.H R 3303 FAMILY ISSUES

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:00PM PHSC-0225 Charney MM

3 hrs.H R 3313 ETHICS IN ATHLETICS

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:20PM- 7:15PM PHSC-0223 Gurney GT


3 hrs.H R 3323 SPORT PSYCHOLOGY

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:00PM PHSC-0117 Moore WT


3 hrs.H R 4013 SOCIAL CHANGE PROC

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMPHSC-0222 Long WTR


Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:00PM PHSC-0363 Fream AT


3 hrs.H R 4113 PRACTICUM IN H R

Sec. *** Cd 1,3

3 hrs.H R 4170 INTRO CHEM DEPENDEN

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:00PM MFPH-3065 Mata AW


3 hrs.H R 4170 GENDER & WAR

Sec. 901 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:45PM PHSC-0119 Deacon ZMW


3 hrs.H R 4170 CROSS CULTURAL COMM

Sec. 996 Cd 1

PHSC-0730 Smith J






3 hrs.H R 4303 H R IN ACTION

Sec. 995 Cd 1

PHSC-0730 Barwick -Snell K


CLASS WILL MEET 3 TIMES IN CLASSROOM.




3 hrs.H R 4403 UNDOING RACISM

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:00PM PHSC-0363 Butler-King RR


3 hrs.H R 4413 ADOLESCENT ISSUES

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM PHSC-0416 Long WTR


3 hrs.H R 4423 WOMEN'S ISSUES

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:20PM PHSC-0356 Hufnagel GT


3 hrs.H R 4503 APPLIED RESEARCH

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM PHSC-0224 Bert STR


Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:00PM PHSC-0228 Chowning EW


3 hrs.H R 4513 SERVICE LEARNING

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

1:30PM- 2:45PM PHSC-0363 Littles DTR

H R 4513 001 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.


Sec. 995 Cd 1,3

PHSC-0730 Barwick -Snell K


CLASS WILL MEET 3 TIMES IN CLASSROOM.


H R 4513 995 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.



1-3 hrs.H R 4960 DIRECTED READINGS

Sec. *** Cd 1

1-3 hrs.H R 4990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,3

3 hrs.H R 5003 THEORET FOUNDATIONS

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:00PM PHSC-0225 Waterbury MW


3 hrs.H R 5013 CURRENT PROBS-H R

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:00PM MFPH-3065 Mata AT


Sec. 995 Cd 1

PHSC-0730 Herrerias C






3 hrs.H R 5023 RESEARCH IN H R

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:45PM PHSC-0416 Toothaker LTR


Sec. 995 Cd 1

PHSC-0730 Smith E






3 hrs.H R 5033 SEM LDRSHP IN ORGS

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 7:40PM SUT-0111 Barker RM


3 hrs.H R 5063 SEM-STRAT SOC CHNG

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:00PM PHSC-0119 Deacon ZR


3 hrs.H R 5083 SEM-GROUP DYNAMICS

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:00PM PHSC-0228 Littles DT

3 hrs.H R 5093 INTRO GRAD STUDY

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:00PM PHSC-0117 Littles DR


3 hrs.H R 5113 TRANCULTURAL-H R

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM- 1:10PM AH-0304 Milhouse VM

3 hrs.H R 5133 CREATIVITY/WORKPLAC

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:00PM PHSC-0117 Scarth WW


3 hrs.H R 5143 H RESOURCES-HUM REL

Sec. 995 Cd 1

PHSC-0730 Scarth W






3 hrs.H R 5163 NON-VERBAL BEHAV-HR

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM- 1:10PM AH-0304 Milhouse VW

1-6 hrs.H R 5200 INTERNSHIP IN H R

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

3 hrs.H R 5213 STUDENT-ATHL DEV

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:00PM PHSC-0363 Moore SM


3 hrs.H R 5273 ATHLETICS-HIGH EDUC

Sec. 900 Cd 1,4

4:25PM- 7:05PM AH-0100 Gurney GR

H R Cross-Listed with: EDAH


3 hrs.H R 5333 MEDIATION

Sec. 995 Cd 1

PHSC-0730 Carnevale D



H R 5333 995 meets from Jan 14 - Mar 7.



3 hrs.H R 5353 ORGANIZTNL COMM

Sec. 995 Cd 1

PHSC-0730 Martin J





3 hrs.H R 5403 PSYCHOSOCIAL DEVEL

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 7:30PM PHSC-0225 Bert SR


3 hrs.H R 5413 CHEMICAL DEPENDENCY

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:00PM PHSC-0416 Donaldson ET


3 hrs.H R 5463 COUNSELING SKILLS

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:00PM PHSC-0416 Davidson TR


3 hrs.H R 5483 DIAGNOSIS-H R COUNS

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:00PM PHSC-0119 Waterbury MT


3 hrs.H R 5493 ASSESS/EVALUATION

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:00PM PHSC-0363 Charney MW


1-3 hrs.H R 5960 DIRECTED READINGS

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

2-9 hrs.H R 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

1-3 hrs.H R 5990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING (I E)


Phone: 325-3721




1 hrs.I E 2281 ENGR CO-OP PROGRAM

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,4,7

3 hrs.I E 2303 MATL, DES/MFG PROC





INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING (I E)

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

10:30AM-11:45AMFH-0304 Raman STR

I E Cross-Listed with: AME

I E 2303 001 has a service charge of $5.00.

Sec. 002 Cd 1,4

9:00AM-10:15AM PHSC-0224 Saha MTR

I E Cross-Listed with: AME


1 hrs.I E 2311 COMP DESGN/GRAPHICS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-11:10AM CEC-0206 Starly BW

Sec. 002 Cd 1

12:30PM- 2:10PM CEC-0206 Starly BW

3 hrs.I E 3293 APPLIED ENGR STATS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM SEC-A0235 Kumin HMW

1-3 hrs.I E 3960 HONORS READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.I E 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.I E 3990 SPECIAL TOPICS

Sec. *** Cd 3,7

3 hrs.I E 4223 ENGINEERING ECONOMY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM CEC-0117 Moses STR

3 hrs.I E 4363 FACILITY PLANNING

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:00PM FH-0304 Pulat BT

3 hrs.I E 4393 CAPSTONE DESIGN PRJ

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

3:00PM- 6:00PM CEC-0121 Court MF

I E 4393 001 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.

3 hrs.I E 4563 QUALITY ENGINEERING

Sec. 001 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMFH-0304 Guan YMWF

3 hrs.I E 4633 APPLIED ENGR OPTMIZ

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM CEC-0441 Court MTR

4 hrs.I E 4824 ERGONOMICS

Sec. 010 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM SEC-P0207 Shehab RMWF

Corequisite: I E 4824 011 THR I E 4824 015


0 hrs.I E 4824 DISC-I E 4824-010

Sec. 011 Cd 1

3:00PM- 5:00PM CEC-0042 Shehab RM

Corequisite: I E 4824 010

Sec. 012 Cd 1

10:30AM-12:30PMCEC-0042 Shehab RT


Sec. 013 Cd 1

4:30PM- 6:30PM CEC-0042 Shehab RW


Sec. 014 Cd 1

12:30PM- 2:30PM CEC-0042 Shehab RR


Sec. 015 Cd 1

11:30AM- 1:30PM CEC-0042 Shehab RF


1-3 hrs.I E 4990 SPECIAL STUDIES

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

3 hrs.I E 5123 ADV COMP PROG IE

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:45PM FH-0320 Karabuk STR

3 hrs.I E 5313 ADV METAL CUTTING

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM FH-0320 Raman STR

3 hrs.I E 5323 ADV PROD SYS/OPERTN

Sec. 001 Cd 1

8:30AM-11:10AM SEC-P0201 Moses SW

3 hrs.I E 5363 FACILTIY PLANNING

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:00PM FH-0304 Pulat BT

3 hrs.I E 5523 APPLD PROB MODS-I E

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM FH-0336MWF

3 hrs.I E 5563 QUALITY ENGINEERING

Sec. 001 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMFH-0304 Guan YMWF

3 hrs.I E 5673 SIMULATION II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM CEC-0205 Grant FM

3 hrs.I E 5833 SAFETY RES/PRACTICE

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:45PM FH-0304 Ling CMW

3 hrs.I E 5970 SEMINAR IN I E

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM SEC-A0133 Trafalis TTR

TOPIC: DATA MINING.

2-9 hrs.I E 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 7


Sec. *** Cd 1,7

3 hrs.I E 6933 USABILITY ENGR

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM AH-0007H Ling CMW

3 hrs.I E 6933 VECT MACH/KERN METH

Sec. 002 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM AH-0100 Trafalis TTR

2-16 hrs.I E 6980 RES DRS DISSERT

Sec. *** Cd 7


Sec. *** Cd 1,7

INTERDISCIPLINARY PERSPECTIVES

ON THE ENVIRONMENT (IPE)

Office: MONNET HALL0556

Phone: 325-0595

3 hrs.IPE 1013 CONSUMPTION-ENVIRON

Sec. 995

MH-0556 Coffman T


IPE 1013 995 Is a GenEd Core Area III `Social Sciences` course.

IPE 1013 995 This course is taught on the internet.

1-3 hrs.IPE 3800 ENVIRON INTERNSHIP

Sec. 001 Cd 1,7

MH-0556 Dalton D

1-3 hrs.IPE 3810 COLEMAN FELLOWSHIP

Sec. 001 Cd 1

MH-0556 Dalton D

3 hrs.IPE 3913 FOOD/AGRICULT ENVIR

Sec. 995 Cd 1

MH-0556 Coffman T



3 hrs.IPE 3913 HABIT OF MIND

Sec. 996 Cd 1

MH-0556 Meissler R



3 hrs.IPE 3913 ENVIRON & WORLDVIEW

Sec. 997 Cd 1

MH-0556 Meissler R



3 hrs.IPE 3913 HUM HLT/ENVRM/CONTM

Sec. 998 Cd 1

Coffman T


1-3 hrs.IPE 3960 HONORS READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6,7

1-3 hrs.IPE 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6,7

3 hrs.IPE 4003 ENVIRONMENT ISSUES

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

3:00PM- 5:45PM SEC-P0203 Dalton DR

1-3 hrs.IPE 4990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

INTERIOR DESIGN (I D)


Phone: 325-2444

5 hrs.I D 1145 DESIGN/GRAPHICS II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 5:20PM GH-0202 Pober EMW

Biddick J

Sec. 002 Cd 1


Biddick J

Sec. 003 Cd 1


Biddick J

4 hrs.I D 2544 DESIGN I-HUMAN FACT

Sec. 001 Cd 1


I D 2544 001 has a service charge of $3.00.

I D 2544 001 For Majors only.

Sec. 002 Cd 1

1:30PM- 5:20PM GH-0218 Biddick JMW


I D 2544 002 For Majors only.

3 hrs.I D 2773 INTERIOR CONSTRUCTN

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMGH-0101 Wachter HTR


3 hrs.I D 2783 INTER MATLS/SPECS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM GH-0102 Biddick JTR

SECTION 001 FOR 3rd YEAR ID MAJORS ONLY.


3 hrs.I D 3223 ADV COMPU APPLIC

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-12:00PMGH-0109 Pober EMW

Sec. 002 Cd 1

10:30AM-12:00PMGH-0109 Pober ETR

4 hrs.I D 3734 DESIGN III-COMMERCL

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 5:20PM GH-0302 Wachter HMW


3 hrs.I D 3763 INT DES-19/20TH CNT

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

10:30AM-11:45AMGH-0310 Williams STR


1-3 hrs.I D 3960 HONORS READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.I D 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

6 hrs.I D 4776 INTERIOR DESIGN V

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:00PM- 5:20PM GH-0366 Asojo AMW

I D 4776 001 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.


1-3 hrs.I D 4940 FIELD WORK

Sec. *** Cd 1

3 hrs.I D 4970 CONSTR DRAW/DETAIL

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-12:00PM GH-0302 Biddick JW

1-3 hrs.I D 4990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1

1-3 hrs.I D 5960 DIRECTED READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

1-3 hrs.I D 5990 SPECIAL STUDIES

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

INTERNATIONAL AND AREA STUDIES

(IAS)

Office: HESTER HALL0207

Phone: 325-1584

3 hrs.IAS 2003 GLOBAL COMMUNITY

Sec. 001

9:30AM-10:20AM KH-0140 Gismondi GMWF

IAS 2003 001 Is a GenEd Core Area III `Social Sciences` course.

3 hrs.IAS 2603 GOVTS AROUND WORLD

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

9:00AM-10:15AM BURT-0210 Goode PTR

IAS Cross-Listed with: P SC

IAS 2603 001 Is a GenEd Core Area IV `Western Culture` course.

IAS 2603 001 has a service charge of $2.00.

3 hrs.IAS 3003 GOV/POLITICS-CHINA

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM GIH-0332 Frazier MTR





INTERNATIONAL AND AREA STUDIES (IAS)

3 hrs.IAS 3003 PEOPL/CULT-MID EAST

Sec. 003 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM COH-0244 Roberts RMWF

3 hrs.IAS 3003 NATION SECUR POLICY

Sec. 004 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:20AM COH-0244 Fishel JMWF

3 hrs.IAS 3003 GLOBAL ECON RELATNS

Sec. 005 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM GIH-0338 Frazier MTR

3 hrs.IAS 3003 EAST ASIAN CULTURES

Sec. 006 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMGH-0103 Hu TMWF

4:30PM- 6:20PMM

MONDAY NIGHT FILM SCREENINGS, CONTACT

INSTRUCTOR FOR DATES.

3 hrs.IAS 3003 AMER FOREIGN POLICY

Sec. 007 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMGIH-0332 Messitte ZTR

3 hrs.IAS 3033 INTL HUMAN RIGHTS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMDAH-0125 Gismondi GMWF

3 hrs.IAS 3043 GLOBAL SECURITY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM GIH-0326 Grillot SMW



IAS 3043 001 Is a GenEd Core Area IV `Western Culture` course.

3 hrs.IAS 3153 CHIN FOREIGN POLICY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM JFH-0102 Gries PTR

3 hrs.IAS 3323 THE POL ECON OF DEV

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM AH-0100 Grier RTR

3 hrs.IAS 3433 RELATIONS-MID EAST

Sec. 001 Cd 1,6

1:30PM- 2:45PM AH-0112 Landis JMW

IAS 3433 001 Is a GenEd Core Area IV `Non-West Culture` course.

IAS 3433 001 Must be a member of the Honors College in order to

enroll.

3 hrs.IAS 3443 POLITICAL ISLAM

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 5:50PM AH-0101 Landis JW

2-3 hrs.IAS 3910 IPC INTERNSHIP I

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3,7

WHIT-0400 Howard C

2-3 hrs.IAS 3910 IAS- ST INTERNSHIP

Sec. 002 Cd 1,7

HEST-0135 Grillot S

1-6 hrs.IAS 3960 HONORS READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-6 hrs.IAS 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-6 hrs.IAS 3990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1

3 hrs.IAS 4013 CAPSTONE-IAS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMBURT-0208 Heinze ETR

SUBTITLE: ARMED CONFLICT.

IAS 4013 001 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.

Sec. 002 Cd 1

3:00PM- 6:00PM BURT-0201 Lee YT

SUBTITLE: JAPANESE FOREIGN POLICY AND

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS.

IAS 4013 002 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.

3 hrs.IAS 5940 ARAB-ISRAELI CONFLT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM HEST-0140 Roumani MTR

3 hrs.IAS 5940 DIPLOM/FOREIGN SERV

Sec. 002 Cd 1

3:00PM- 5:50PM HEST-0140 Perkins ER

3 hrs.IAS 5940 INTL HUMN RIGHT LAW

Sec. 900 Cd 1

7:00PM- 9:50PM HEST-0140 Gismondi GT

2-6 hrs.IAS 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

1-3 hrs.IAS 5990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS (INTL)


Phone: 325-1693

STUDENTS INTERESTED IN STUDYING ABROAD

SHOULD CONTACT THE INTERNATIONAL

RELATIONS OFFICE.

1-15 hrs.INTL 1000 STUDY ABROAD

Sec. 010 Cd 3,7

SCI-0212 Audas M

Sec. 020 Cd 3,7

SCI-0212 Audas M


Sec. 020 Cd 7

SCI-0212 Audas M

1 hrs.INTL 2001 STUDY ABROAD

Sec. 020 Cd 7

SCI-0212 Audas M


Sec. 010 Cd 3,7

SCI-0212 Audas M

Sec. 020 Cd 3,7

SCI-0212 Audas M


Sec. 020 Cd 7

SCI-0212 Audas M


Sec. 010 Cd 1,3,7

SCI-0212 Audas M

Sec. 020 Cd 1,3,7

SCI-0212 Audas M

ITALIAN (ITAL)


Phone: 325-6181

5 hrs.ITAL 1115 BEGIN ITALIAN I

Sec. 001

11:30AM-12:20PMDAHT-0104 Boggs SMTWRF

ITAL 1115 001 Is a GenEd Core Area I `Foreign Language` course.

ITAL 1115 001 has a service charge of $20.00.

Sec. 002

12:30PM- 1:20PM KH-0234 Boggs SMTWRF



Sec. 003

1:30PM- 2:20PM PHSC-0122 Savio GMTWRF



Sec. 004

11:30AM-12:20PMAH-0101 Novello FMTWRF



Sec. 995

KH-0206 Ilawan E




ITAL 1115 995 This course is taught on the internet.

5 hrs.ITAL 1225 BEGIN ITALIAN II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM PHSC-0359 Novello FMTWRF



Sec. 002 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMCEC-0123 Novello FMTWRF



Sec. 003 Cd 1

2:30PM- 3:20PM KH-0234 Boggs SMTWRF



Sec. 995 Cd 1

KH-0206 Ilawan E





3 hrs.ITAL 2113 INTERM ITALIAN

Sec. 001 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMCOH-0218 Larkin EMWF


Sec. 002 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM COH-0246 Naitana FMWF


Sec. 003 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM KH-0132 Naitana FMWF


Sec. 995 Cd 1

KH-0206 Ilawan E




3 hrs.ITAL 2223 INTERM ITAL CONT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM COH-0340 Larkin EMWF


3 hrs.ITAL 3423 ADVANCED ITAL COMP

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM PHSC-0225 Naitana FTR

3 hrs.ITAL 3853 READINGS ITAL LIT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMBL-0225 Houston JTR

1-3 hrs.ITAL 3990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

3 hrs.ITAL 4513 TOPICS: MED/REN LIT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM BL-0225 Houston JW

1-3 hrs.ITAL 4990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

JAPANESE (JAPN)


Phone: 325-6181

5 hrs.JAPN 1115 BEGINNING JAPANESE

Sec. 001

9:30AM-10:20AM ARM-0105 Tatsuzawa SMTWRF

JAPN 1115 001 Is a GenEd Core Area I `Foreign Language` course.

JAPN 1115 001 has a service charge of $20.00.

5 hrs.JAPN 1225 BEGIN JAPANESE-CONT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMKH-0319 Tatsuzawa SMTWRF



Sec. 002 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM KH-0319 Tatsuzawa SMTWRF



Sec. 003 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM AH-0100MTWRF



3 hrs.JAPN 2013 INTERM CONV

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMBURT-0119TR


3 hrs.JAPN 2113 INTERMED JAPANESE

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMKH-0140MWF


3 hrs.JAPN 2223 INTERMED JAPANESE

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM KH-0135MWF


3 hrs.JAPN 3113 ADV JAPN COMPREHEN

Sec. 001 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMGIH-0332 Yasuda MMWF


3 hrs.JAPN 3133 ADVANCED JAPANESE

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM BURT-0229TR


1-3 hrs.JAPN 3990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

3 hrs.JAPN 4113 ADV JAPN READ/WRITE

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM GIH-0228 Fukushima YMW






JAPANESE (JAPN)


Sec. *** Cd 1,7


Sec. *** Cd 1,7

JOURNALISM & MASS

COMMUNICATION (JMC)

Office: GAYLORD HALL2520

Phone: 325-5684

STUDENTS MAY TAKE THE LANGUAGE SKILLS

TEST(LST)IN GAYLORD HALL, ROOM 2520,

BETWEEN 8:30 A.M. - 3:00 P.M. MONDAY THROUGH

FRIDAY. NO APPOINTMENT IS NECESSARY.

JMC 0123 HAS A REMEDIAL COURSE FEE OF


3 hrs.JMC 0123 FUND-WRIT FOR MEDIA

Sec. 001 Cd 3,7

3:30PM- 4:45PM COH-0218 Bumgarner NMW

JMC 0123 001 has a service charge of $20.00.

3 hrs.JMC 1013 INTRO-MASS COMM

Sec. 010

3:00PM- 4:15PM DAH-0211 Jenson White KTR

Corequisite: JMC 1013 011 THR JMC 1013 019


0 hrs.JMC 1013 LAB-JMC 1013-010

Sec. 011

1:30PM- 2:20PM GIH-0332W

Corequisite: JMC 1013 010

Sec. 012

5:00PM- 5:50PM GIH-0332R


Sec. 013

3:00PM- 3:50PM AH-0311W


Sec. 014

4:00PM- 4:50PM PHSC-0416W


Sec. 015

5:00PM- 5:50PM PHSC-0416W


Sec. 016

6:00PM- 6:50PM AH-0311W


Sec. 017

7:00PM- 7:50PM AH-0311W


Sec. 018

6:00PM- 6:50PM AH-0311R


Sec. 019

7:00PM- 7:50PM AH-0311R


3 hrs.JMC 2033 WRITING-MASS MEDIA

Sec. 010 Cd 1,3

10:30AM-11:20AMDAH-0211 Gade PTR



0 hrs.JMC 2033 LAB-JMC 2033-010

Sec. 011 Cd 1,3

10:30AM-12:20PMCOH-0336MW


Sec. 012 Cd 1,3

12:30PM- 2:20PM COH-0336MW


Sec. 013 Cd 1,3

2:30PM- 4:20PM COH-0336MW


Sec. 014 Cd 1,3

12:30PM- 2:20PM COH-0336TR


Sec. 015 Cd 1,3

8:30AM-10:20AM COH-0336TR


Sec. 016 Cd 1,3

11:30AM- 1:20PM COH-0342TR


Sec. 017 Cd 1,3

6:00PM- 7:50PM COH-0336TR


Sec. 018 Cd 1,3

5:30PM- 7:20PM COH-0336MW


Sec. 019 Cd 1,3

8:30AM-10:20AM COH-0336MW


Sec. 020 Cd 1,3

5:30PM- 7:20PM COH-0342MW


Sec. 021 Cd 1,3

5:30PM- 7:20PM COH-0342TR


3 hrs.JMC 2623 ELECTRONIC-WRITING

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM GLRD-1030TR

Sec. 002 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMGLRD-1030MW

Sec. 003 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM GLRD-1030TR

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:20PM GLRD-1030W

4 hrs.JMC 2644 INTRO-VIDEO PROD

Sec. 010 Cd 1

10:30AM-12:20PMMFPH-3065 Hodgson SF



0 hrs.JMC 2644 LAB-JMC 2644-010

Sec. 011 Cd 1

8:30AM-10:20AM GLRD-1561 Hodgson SMW


Sec. 012 Cd 1

10:30AM-12:20PMGLRD-1561MW


Sec. 013 Cd 1

1:30PM- 3:20PM GLRD-1561MW


3 hrs.JMC 2683 SURVEY-ELEC MEDIA

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:00PM GLRD-2020T


1 hrs.JMC 3011 NEWSPAPER PRACTICUM

Sec. 001 Cd 1,2

2:30PM- 5:20PM COH-0160M


Sec. 002 Cd 1,2

2:30PM- 5:20PM COH-0160W


1 hrs.JMC 3011 TV PRACTICUM

Sec. 003 Cd 1,2

3:45PM- 5:15PM GLRD-1561 Fischer KTRF


1 hrs.JMC 3011 RADIO PRACTICUM

Sec. 004 Cd 1,2

1:30PM- 2:20PM KH-0339 Holp KF


1 hrs.JMC 3011 YEARBOOK PRACTICUM

Sec. 005 Cd 1,2

4:00PM- 5:00PM COH-0126 Brooks LW


JMC 3011 005 Has additional meeting time. Consult department.

1 hrs.JMC 3011 PRACTICUM-WIRE

Sec. 006 Cd 1,2

9:00AM-10:00AM COH-0340 Franklin GT


1 hrs.JMC 3011 PRACTICUM-MAGAZINE

Sec. 007 Cd 1,2

4:00PM- 4:50PM COH-0215 Jenson White KM



Sec. 008 Cd 1,2

3:45PM- 5:15PM GLRD-1561 Fischer KMWF


1 hrs.JMC 3011 AD PRACTICUM

Sec. 010 Cd 1

2:30PM- 3:20PM COH-0130M



Sec. 011 Cd 1,3

GLRD-1587 Fischer K


JMC 3011 011 Contact department for additional information on time

and location.

1 hrs.JMC 3011 OU NIGHTLY PRACTCM

Sec. 012 Cd 1

2:30PM- 5:15PM GLRD-1020 Rosengard DMWF


Sec. 013 Cd 1

2:30PM- 5:15PM GLRD-1020 Rosengard DTRF


3 hrs.JMC 3013 NEWS GATHERING

Sec. 010 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMCOH-0244MW



0 hrs.JMC 3013 LAB-JMC 3013-010

Sec. 011 Cd 1

12:30PM- 2:20PM COH-0160M


Sec. 012 Cd 1

12:30PM- 2:20PM COH-0160T


Sec. 013 Cd 1

12:30PM- 2:20PM COH-0160W


Sec. 014 Cd 1

12:30PM- 2:20PM COH-0160R


3 hrs.JMC 3023 FEATURE WRITING

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM GLRD-1030 Vieth WMW


3 hrs.JMC 3103 NEWS EDITING

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM- 1:00PM GLRD-1040TR


Sec. 002 Cd 1

12:00PM- 2:30PM COH-0215 Chavez RMW


3 hrs.JMC 3303 INTRO-ADVERTISING

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM DAH-0128 Tarpenning DMW


3 hrs.JMC 3333 ADVERTISING RES

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM GLRD-2030 Beard FTR


Sec. 002 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM GLRD-2030 Yoon DMW


3 hrs.JMC 3353 AD COPY & LAYOUT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 5:50PM GLRD-1040 Krug CMW


Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 8:50PM GLRD-1040 Gateley JMW


Sec. 901 Cd 1

6:00PM- 8:50PM GLRD-1040 Tarpenning DTR


3 hrs.JMC 3363 ADVERTISING MEDIA

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM GLRD-2020 Veil STR


Sec. 002 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM GLRD-2020 Tarpenning DMWF


3 hrs.JMC 3413 INTRO-PUBLIC RELTNS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM DAH-0125 Veil STR


3 hrs.JMC 3423 P R WRITING

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMCOH-0342 Mc Millen KMW


Sec. 002 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM COH-0342 Mc Millen KTR


Sec. 003 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:45AM COH-0342MW


Sec. 004 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMCOH-0336 Mc Millen KTR


Sec. 005 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM COH-0342 Kent MTR


Sec. 900 Cd 1





JOURNALISM & MASS COMMUNICATION (JMC)

6:00PM- 9:00PM COH-0215 Gutel PM


Sec. 901 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:00PM COH-0215 Taylor MT


Sec. 902 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:00PM COH-0215 LaGere TW


Sec. 903 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:00PM COH-0215R


3 hrs.JMC 3433 P R PUBLICATIONS

Sec. 010 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM PHSC-0201MW



0 hrs.JMC 3433 LAB-JMC 3433-010

Sec. 011 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM COH-0215TR


Sec. 012 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM COH-0215TR


Sec. 013 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:45PM COH-0215TR


Sec. 014 Cd 1

8:00AM- 9:15AM COH-0215MW


Sec. 015 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:45PM COH-0215MW


Sec. 016 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM COH-0215TR



4 hrs.JMC 3514 WRITING-SHORT STORY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-11:20AM GLRD-2025 Chester DMW


Sec. 002 Cd 1

11:30AM- 1:20PM GLRD-2020 Odom MMW


3 hrs.JMC 3613 ELEC-FIELD PROD

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM GLRD-1030MW

Sec. 002 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM GLRD-1030TR

2 hrs.JMC 3622 WRITING-BROADCAST

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMGLRD-1030TR


Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:00PM GLRD-1030M


3 hrs.JMC 3633 AUDIO PRODUCTION

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:00PM COH-0340 Franklin GT


3 hrs.JMC 3653 RADIO NEWS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-11:20AM GLRD-1040 Holp KF



3 hrs.JMC 3663 ELECTRON NEWS TECH

Sec. 010 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM GLRD-1020T



0 hrs.JMC 3663 LAB-JMC 3663-010

Sec. 011 Cd 1

10:30AM-12:45PMGLRD-1020TR


3 hrs.JMC 3663 ELECTRON NEWS TECH

Sec. 020 Cd 1

9:00AM- 9:50AM GLRD-2025T



0 hrs.JMC 3663 LAB-JMC 3663-020

Sec. 021 Cd 1

3:00PM- 5:15PM GLRD-1030TR


3 hrs.JMC 3703 PHOTOJOURNALISM

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

8:30AM-10:15AM GLRD-1030TR


3 hrs.JMC 3753 ELEC-MEDIA CRITICSM

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMGLRD-2030 Beliveau RTR

3 hrs.JMC 3773 TELEVISION NEWS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-11:10AM GLRD-1020 Rosengard DMWF


Sec. 002 Cd 1

12:30PM- 2:10PM GLRD-1020 Rosengard DMWF


2-3 hrs.JMC 3800 INTERNSHIP

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

3 hrs.JMC 3813 TYPOGRAPHY & DESIGN

Sec. 001 Cd 3

8:30AM-10:20AM GLRD-1030 Paden AMW


3 hrs.JMC 4023 ADV NEWS EDITING

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM GLRD-1040 Craig DMW


3 hrs.JMC 4043 REPORT SPEC FIELDS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:30PM- 4:45PM GLRD-2025 Rieger JTR


3 hrs.JMC 4053 ADVANCED REPORTING

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM COH-0215 Chavez RMW

3 hrs.JMC 4323 ADV ACCT PLANNING

Sec. 001 Cd 1

11:30AM- 1:00PM GLRD-2025 Avery JMW

3 hrs.JMC 4333 PROBS-ADVERTISING

Sec. 001 Cd 1



3 hrs.JMC 4343 AD CAMPAIGNS

Sec. 010 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:20AM GLRD-2030 Avery JMWF


JMC 4343 010 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.


0 hrs.JMC 4343 LAB-JMC 4343-010

Sec. 011 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM GLRD-2030 Avery JMWF



Sec. 012 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMGLRD-2030 Avery JMWF



3 hrs.JMC 4403 P R CAMPAIGNS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 5:50PM GLRD-2030 Carstarphen MW



Sec. 900 Cd 1

7:00PM- 9:50PM GLRD-2020 Tindall NR



3 hrs.JMC 4423 PR CASE STUDIES

Sec. 900 Cd 1,3

7:00PM- 9:50PM GLRD-2020 Mc Millen KW

3 hrs.JMC 4433 SPORTS PUB RELTNS

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:45PM GLRD-2025 Mossman KR

3 hrs.JMC 4453 PR RESEARCH

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM GLRD-2030 Tsetsura KTR


Sec. 002 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM GLRD-2020 Taylor MTR


Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:20PM GLCH-0123 Tsetsura KT


3 hrs.JMC 4503 TUTORIAL IN WRITING

Sec. 001 Cd 1

GLRD-3534 Davis J



and location.

3 hrs.JMC 4573 THEORIES-PROF WRIT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM GLRD-2025 Davis JTR



Sec. 002 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM GLRD-2025MW



3 hrs.JMC 4623 PROD/DIR MULTICAM

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:00PM GLRD-1561TR

3 hrs.JMC 4633 ADV VIDEO PRODUCTN

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:15PM GLRD-2020 Hodgson SMW


3 hrs.JMC 4643 ADV AUDIO PRODUCTN

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:00PM GLRD-1030 Franklin GT


3 hrs.JMC 4653 ISSUES-BROADCASTING

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMGLRD-2020 Beliveau RTR



3 hrs.JMC 4673 ADV BROADCAST NEWS

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:10PM GLRD-1020 Rosengard DT


3 hrs.JMC 4683 INTERACT-MULTIMEDIA

Sec. 001 Cd 1

8:30AM-10:15AM GLRD-1040 Greenwood KTR


4 hrs.JMC 4734 FILM SCRIPT WRITING

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM-10:00PM AH-0101 Davis JT


3 hrs.JMC 4763 DOCUMENTRY PROD/DIR

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM GLRD-2030 Balas JF

3 hrs.JMC 4773 POST PROD/GRAPHICS

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:00PM GLRD-1020W

3 hrs.JMC 4803 HIST OF JOURNALISM

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM NH-0270 Greenwood KTR


JMC 4803 001 For Seniors and Graduate students only.

3 hrs.JMC 4813 MASS COMM LAW

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM DAH-0103 Kerr RTR




Sec. 900 Cd 1

5:30PM- 6:50PM DAH-0103 Kerr RMW




3 hrs.JMC 4853 RACE, GENDER, MEDIA

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 5:50PM GLRD-2025 Carstarphen MM


3 hrs.JMC 4970 GRAPHICS OF COMM

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

8:30AM-10:20AM GLRD-1040MW


3 hrs.JMC 4970 SPORTS JMC-SOCIETY

Sec. 002 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM AH-0315MW


3 hrs.JMC 4970 NARRATIVE PRODUCTN

Sec. 003 Cd 1

9:30AM-12:20PM GLRD-1561 Loessberg GF






JOURNALISM & MASS COMMUNICATION (JMC)

3 hrs.JMC 4970 CAPITOL BUREAU REPT

Sec. 004 Cd 1,3

9:30AM-10:20AM GLRD-1030 Vieth WF

PLEASE NOTE:THIS COURSE WILL ALSO MEET ON

TUESDAYS & THURSDAY AT THE STATE CAPITAL FROM

1:00PM-3:30PM.PLEASE CONTACT INSTRUCTOR.



3 hrs.JMC 4970 PR BATEMAN COMPETN

Sec. 005 Cd 1,3

3:00PM- 5:50PM GLRD-1010 Tindall NTR


3 hrs.JMC 4970 ADV COMPETITN-NSAC

Sec. 006 Cd 1

3:00PM- 5:50PM GLRD-1040 Tarpenning DTR


3 hrs.JMC 4970 MULTI-MEDIA JOURNAL

Sec. 010 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM GLRD-2030TR



0 hrs.JMC 4970 LAB-JMC 4970-010

Sec. 011 Cd 1

10:30AM-12:30PMCOH-0215T


Sec. 012 Cd 1

3:00PM- 5:00PM COH-0215W


Sec. 013 Cd 1

10:30AM-12:30PMCOH-0215R


3 hrs.JMC 4970 CRISIS COMMUNICATN

Sec. 014 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM BURT-0205TR


1-3 hrs.JMC 4990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

3 hrs.JMC 5023 ADV NEWS EDITING

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM GLRD-1040 Craig DMW


3 hrs.JMC 5053 ADVANCED REPORTING

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM COH-0215 Chavez RMW

3 hrs.JMC 5063 READINGS MASS COMM

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:20PM GLRD-2025 Self CW

Sec. 901 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:20PM GLRD-2030W

3 hrs.JMC 5083 MASS COMM THEORY

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 8:50PM COH-0218 Gade PT


1 hrs.JMC 5091 THESIS/PROJECT SEM

Sec. 900 Cd 1

5:30PM- 6:20PM GLRD-2020 Tsetsura KR

3 hrs.JMC 5113 QUAL RES METHODS

Sec. 900 Cd 1,3

6:30PM- 9:20PM GLRD-2520 Beliveau RR

3 hrs.JMC 5133 QUANT RES METHODS

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:30PM GLRD-2020 Yoon DM

3 hrs.JMC 5153 MEDIA ARTS TOPICS

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:30PM GLRD-2030M

3 hrs.JMC 5163 NEWS & INFORMATION

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:00PM GLRD-2025T

3 hrs.JMC 5173 STRATEGIC COMM

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 6:00PM GLRD-2025W

3 hrs.JMC 5323 ADV ACCT PLANNING

Sec. 001 Cd 1

11:30AM- 1:00PM GLRD-2025 Avery JMW

3 hrs.JMC 5333 PROBS ADVERTISING

Sec. 001 Cd 1



3 hrs.JMC 5423 PR CASE STUDIES

Sec. 900 Cd 1,3

7:00PM- 9:50PM GLRD-2020 Mc Millen KW

3 hrs.JMC 5433 SPORTS PUB RELTNS

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:45PM GLRD-2025 Mossman KR

3 hrs.JMC 5453 PR RESEARCH

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM GLRD-2030 Tsetsura KTR


Sec. 002 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM GLRD-2020 Tindall NTR


Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:20PM GLCH-0123 Tsetsura KT


3 hrs.JMC 5503 GRAD WRIT TUTORIAL

Sec. 001 Cd 1

GLRD-3510DChester D



and location.

4 hrs.JMC 5514 WRITING THE NOVEL

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 3:20PM COH-0218 Chester DMW


3 hrs.JMC 5623 PROD/DIR MULTICAM

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:00PM GLRD-1561TR

3 hrs.JMC 5633 ADV VIDEO PRODUCTN

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:15PM GLRD-2020 Hodgson SMW


3 hrs.JMC 5673 ADV BROADCAST NEWS

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:10PM GLRD-1020 Rosengard DT


3 hrs.JMC 5683 INTERACT-MULTIMEDIA

Sec. 001 Cd 1

8:30AM-10:15AM GLRD-1040 Greenwood KTR


3 hrs.JMC 5763 DOCUMENTRY PROD/DIR

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM GLRD-2030 Balas JF

3 hrs.JMC 5773 POST PROD/GRAPHICS

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:00PM GLRD-1020W

1-3 hrs.JMC 5800 GRAD INTERNSHIP

Sec. 001 Cd 1,7

COH-0120B Craig D

3 hrs.JMC 5853 RACE, GENDER, MEDIA

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 5:50PM GLRD-2025 Carstarphen MM


2-4 hrs.JMC 5880 GRADUATE PROJECT

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

3 hrs.JMC 5970 CAPITAL BUREAU REPT

Sec. 004 Cd 3

9:30AM-10:20AM GLRD-1030 Vieth WF



2-9 hrs.JMC 5980 RES MASTER'S THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

1-3 hrs.JMC 5990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

3 hrs.JMC 6083 ADVANCED THEORY

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 8:50PM COH-0218 Gade PT


1 hrs.JMC 6091 PH.D. SEMINAR

Sec. 900 Cd 1

5:00PM- 6:00PM GLRD-2520M


3 hrs.JMC 6113 ADV QUAL METHODS

Sec. 900 Cd 1,3

6:30PM- 9:20PM GLRD-2520 Beliveau RR


3 hrs.JMC 6133 ADV QUANT METHODS

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:30PM GLRD-2020 Yoon DM


3 hrs.JMC 6153 ADV MEDIA ARTS

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:30PM GLRD-2030M


3 hrs.JMC 6163 ADVANCED NEWS & INF

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:00PM GLRD-2025T


3 hrs.JMC 6173 ADVANCED STRATEGIC

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 6:00PM GLRD-2025W


KIOWA (KIOW)


Phone: 325-3261

3 hrs.KIOW 1713 KIOWA I

Sec. 001

2:30PM- 3:20PM DAHT-0907 Willis CMWF

KIOW 1713 001 Is a GenEd Core Area I `Foreign Language` course.

KIOW 1713 001 has a service charge of $15.00.

Sec. 002

10:30AM-11:20AMDAHT-0907 Willis CMWF



3 hrs.KIOW 1723 KIOWA II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMDAHT-0907 Willis CMWF



3 hrs.KIOW 2733 KIOWA III

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM ARM-0103 Palmer GMWF


KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT (KM)


Phone: 325-3921

3 hrs.KM 5033 INFO/KNOWL SOCIETY

Sec. 995 Cd 1,3,4

BL-0120 Yi M

KM Cross-Listed with: LIS


KM 5033 995 has a service charge of $35.00.

KM 5033 995 This course is taught on the internet.

3 hrs.KM 5043 ORG INFO AND KNOWL

Sec. 995 Cd 1,2,4

BL-0120 Taylor R





3 hrs.KM 5053 INFO USE/KNOWL SOC

Sec. 960 Cd 1,3,4

4:30PM- 7:20PM BL-0104 Brown CR



KM 5053 960 Is an interactive education TV course.

3 hrs.KM 5263 ORGANIZTNL LEARNING

Sec. 995 Cd 1,3,4

BL-0120 Hawamdeh S





3 hrs.KM 5553 COMPETITIVE INTELL

Sec. 995 Cd 1,3,4

BL-0120 Martens B




3 hrs.KM 5713 RESEARCH METHODS





KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT (KM)

Sec. 960 Cd 1,3,4

4:30PM- 7:20PM BL-0104 Wallace DW


MEETS SATURDAYS ONLY: JAN 20, FEB 17, MARCH 24, APRIL

21 AND MAY 05.


3 hrs.KM 5723 KNOWL MGMT DES PROJ

Sec. 009 Cd 1,2,7

BL-0120 Hawamdeh S


3 hrs.KM 5823 INTERN-KNOWLE MGMT

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3,7

BL-0026 Latrobe K

Sec. 002 Cd 1,3,7

BL-0120C Wallace D

Sec. 003 Cd 1,3,7

Martens B

Sec. 004 Cd 1,3,7

BL-0020 Taylor R

Sec. 005 Cd 1,3,7

BL-0025 Lester J

Sec. 006 Cd 1,3,7

BL-0105 Swisher B

Sec. 007 Cd 1,3,7

Burke S

Sec. 008 Cd 1,3,7

BL-0120 Thompson C

Sec. 009 Cd 1,3,7

BL-0120 Hawamdeh S

Sec. 010 Cd 1,3,7

BL-0024 Van Fleet C

Sec. 011 Cd 1,3,7

BL-0024A Patterson L

Sec. 012 Cd 1,3,7

BL-0023 Brown C

Sec. 013 Cd 1,3,7

Kim Y

Sec. 014 Cd 1,3,7

Yi M

1-3 hrs.KM 5920 DIRECTED RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,4,7


1-3 hrs.KM 5940 DIRECTED PROJECT

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3,4,7

BL-0026 Latrobe K


Sec. 002 Cd 1,3,4,7

BL-0120C Wallace D


Sec. 003 Cd 1,3,4,7

Martens B


Sec. 004 Cd 1,3,4,7

BL-0020 Taylor R


Sec. 005 Cd 1,3,4,7

BL-0025 Lester J


Sec. 006 Cd 1,3,4,7

BL-0105 Swisher B


Sec. 007 Cd 1,3,4,7

Burke S


Sec. 009 Cd 1,3,4,7

BL-0120 Hawamdeh S


Sec. 010 Cd 1,3,4,7

BL-0024 Van Fleet C


Sec. 011 Cd 1,3,4,7



Sec. 012 Cd 1,3,4,7

BL-0023 Brown C


Sec. 013 Cd 1,3,4,7

Kim Y


Sec. 014 Cd 1,3,4,7

Yi M


1-3 hrs.KM 5960 DIRECTED READINGS

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,4,7


2-9 hrs.KM 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,4,7


3 hrs.KM 5990 INFORMATION POLICY

Sec. 900 Cd 1,3,4

6:00PM- 8:30PM BL-0100 Lester JF

8:00AM- 5:00PMA


MEETS ON FEB 1-2 AND APRIL 18-19 ON THE NORMAN

CAMPUS. THE REST OF THE CLASS WILL BE CONDUCTED

ONLINE.

KM 5990 900 meets from Feb 1 - Apr 19.

KM 5990 900 Meets weekends only. Consult department.

KM 5990 900 Internet will be the primary method of delivery.

3 hrs.KM 5990 DATABASE MANAGEMENT

Sec. 901 Cd 1,3,4

6:00PM- 8:30PM BL-0104 Kim YF

8:00AM- 5:00PMA


THIS IS A WEEKEND CLASS AND WILL MEET THE

FOLLOWING DATES:JAN 25 & 26, FEB 15 & 16,MAR 07 &

08,AND APRIL 04 & 05.

KM 5990 901 meets from Jan 25 - Apr 5.

KM 5990 901 Meets weekends only. Consult department.

3 hrs.KM 5990 EVAL-INFO PROD/SERV

Sec. 960 Cd 1,3,4

4:30PM- 7:20PM BL-0100 Van Fleet CW



LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE (L A)


Phone: 325-2444

3 hrs.L A 5343 LA TECH SITE ISSUES

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-12:45PMCARN-0301 Loon LMW

L A 5343 001 has a service charge of $3.00.

5 hrs.L A 5525 LA GRAD STUDIO II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 5:20PM CARN-0301 Schurch TMWR

Sec. 900 Cd 1

5:30PM- 9:20PM CARN-0301 Lindley JMWR

5 hrs.L A 5545 LA GRAD STUDIO IV

Sec. 001 Cd 1

2:00PM- 5:50PM CARN-0301 Loon LMWR


4 hrs.L A 5924 PLANTING DESIGN

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-12:20PM CARN-0305 Coffman RTR


1-4 hrs.L A 5940 FIELD WORK

Sec. *** Cd 1

3 hrs.L A 5943 20TH CENT-HIST/THRY

Sec. 900 Cd 1

5:30PM- 8:20PM CARN-0208CSchurch TT

2 hrs.L A 5950 GRAD PROJ PROPOSAL

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 7:50PM CARN-0305 Hammontree AW

1-4 hrs.L A 5960 DIRECTED READINGS

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

6 hrs.L A 6596 GRADUATE PROJECT

Sec. *** Cd 1

1-4 hrs.L A 6950 APPLIED RESEARCH-LA

Sec. *** Cd 1

1-6 hrs.L A 6990 GRAD SPEC STUDIES

Sec. *** Cd 1,2

L A 6990 *** has a service charge of $3.00.

LATIN (LAT)


Phone: 325-6921

5 hrs.LAT 1115 BEGINNING LATIN

Sec. 001

11:30AM-12:20PMKH-0134 Rich MMTWRF

LAT 1115 001 Is a GenEd Core Area I `Foreign Language` course.

LAT 1115 001 has a service charge of $5.00.

Sec. 002

1:30PM- 2:20PM AH-0101 Wagner SMTWRF



Sec. 003

9:30AM-10:20AM KH-0137 Grissom JMTWRF



5 hrs.LAT 1215 BEGINNING LATIN

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM KH-0134 Rich MMTWRF



Sec. 002 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM PHSC-0114 Hansen JMTWRF



Sec. 003 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMKH-0234 Hansen JMTWRF



Sec. 004 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM KH-0137 Walker-Esbaugh CMTWRF



3 hrs.LAT 2113 INTERMEDIATE PROSE

Sec. 001 Cd 1

2:30PM- 3:20PM KH-0319 Catlin JMWF


3 hrs.LAT 2213 INTERMEDIATE POETRY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:30PM- 4:20PM KH-0319 Catlin JMWF


3 hrs.LAT 3113 ADV PRO-PLINY-LTRS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM COH-0218 Chambers PTR


3 hrs.LAT 3113 ADVANCED PROSE

Sec. 002 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMKH-0104 Huskey SMWF


3 hrs.LAT 3313 LATIN COMPOSITION

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:30PM- 4:20PM KH-0132 Huskey SMWF

1-3 hrs.LAT 3960 HONORS READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.LAT 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.LAT 3990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,3

3 hrs.LAT 4213 HORACE

Sec. 001

3:00PM- 4:15PM KH-0104 Greene ETR

3 hrs.LAT 4313 TEACHING OF LATIN

Sec. 001 Cd 1,2

3:30PM- 6:10PM KH-0234 Walker-Esbaugh CW

1-3 hrs.LAT 4990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,3

1-4 hrs.LAT 5990 SPECIAL STUDIES

Sec. *** Cd 3,7

LEGAL STUDIES (L S)


Phone: 325-3561

LS COURSES ARE RESTRICTED TO STUDENTS








CORE COURSES.

3 hrs.L S 3323 LEGAL ENVIRON-BUS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMAH-0255 Grunsted MMWF

Corequisite: B AD 3013 001 AND MKT 3013 001 AND MGT 3013 001





LEGAL STUDIES (L S)

L S 3323 001 HAS COREQUISITES OF MKT 3013 001, MGT 3013

001 AND B AD 3013 001.

Sec. 002 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM AH-0255 Razook NTR

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:30PM AH-0255M

Sec. 901 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:20PM AH-0255W




COURSES.

3 hrs.L S 4523 COMMERCIAL TRANSACT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM AH-0315 Razook NTR

3 hrs.L S 4713 LAW-INTL BUS TRANS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM MFPH-2010 Grunsted MMW

3 hrs.L S 4813 INTL PETR TRANSACTN

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

LAW-0006

L S 4813 001 Contact department for additional information on time

and location.

3 hrs.L S 5523 COMMERCIAL TRANSACT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM AH-0315 Razook NTR

L S 5523 001 has a service charge of $10.00.

LETTERS (LTRS)


Phone: 325-6921

3 hrs.LTRS 3510 TEXT TO TEXT MESSAG

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM ECH-0138 Huskey RTR

3 hrs.LTRS 4503 LETTERS CAPSTONE

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM AH-0311 Fears JTR

LTRS 4503 001 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.

LTRS 4503 001 has a service charge of $3.00.

1-3 hrs.LTRS 4990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

LIBRARY AND INFORMATION STUDIES

(LIS)


Phone: 325-3921

3 hrs.LIS 1013 ACQUIRING KNOWLEDGE

Sec. 995

BL-0120 Cozart K


LIS 1013 995 has a service charge of $5.00.

LIS 1013 995 This course is taught on the internet.

3 hrs.LIS 2003 INFO ENVIRONMENT

Sec. 995

BL-0120 Camp T




3 hrs.LIS 3003 OBJ-ORIENT INFO SYS

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 7:20PM BL-0118A McDaniel JT


3 hrs.LIS 4003 INFO SYS & NETWORKS

Sec. 995 Cd 1

BL-0120 Zemke S




3 hrs.LIS 4103 DESIGN & IMP NET IS

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 7:30PM BL-0118A Zemke SM


3 hrs.LIS 4303 CHILDREN'S LIT

Sec. 995 Cd 1

BL-0120 Hutcherson T




Sec. 996 Cd 1

BL-0120 Wright S




3 hrs.LIS 4663 INFO STUDIES PROJ

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 7:10PM BL-0118A Yi MR

LIS 4663 900 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.


3 hrs.LIS 4823 INTERN INFO STUDIES

Sec. 001 Cd 1,7

Latrobe K

Sec. 002 Cd 1,7

Wallace D

Sec. 004 Cd 1,7

BL-0020 Taylor R

Sec. 005 Cd 1,7

BL-0025 Lester J

Sec. 006 Cd 1,7

Swisher B

Sec. 007 Cd 1,7

Burke S

Sec. 009 Cd 1,7

Hawamdeh S

Sec. 010 Cd 1,7

BL-0024 Van Fleet C

Sec. 011 Cd 1,7

Patterson L

Sec. 012 Cd 1,7

BL-0023 Brown C

3 hrs.LIS 5033 INFO/KNOWL SOCIETY

Sec. 995 Cd 3,4

BL-0120 Yi M

LIS Cross-Listed with: KM




3 hrs.LIS 5043 ORG INFO AND KNOWL

Sec. 995 Cd 1,2,4

BL-0120 Taylor R





3 hrs.LIS 5053 INFO USE KNOWL SOC

Sec. 960 Cd 1,3,4

4:30PM- 7:20PM BL-0104 Brown CR



LIS 5053 960 Is an interactive education TV course.

3 hrs.LIS 5123 LIT/METH READ ADV

Sec. 900 Cd 1,3

4:30PM- 7:20PM BL-0102R


3 hrs.LIS 5163 BIOMED DATABASES

Sec. 970 Cd 1,3

4:30PM- 7:30PM Thompson CM


LIS 5163 970 Meets at OUHSC

3 hrs.LIS 5193 BKS/MATLS-YNG ADULT

Sec. 900 Cd 1,3

4:30PM- 7:20PM BL-0100W


3 hrs.LIS 5263 ORGANIZTNL LEARNING

Sec. 995 Cd 1,3,4

BL-0120 Hawamdeh S





3 hrs.LIS 5283 SCH MEDIA CTR ADMIN

Sec. 995 Cd 1,3

BL-0120 Latrobe K




3 hrs.LIS 5403 CATALOG/CLASSIFCATN

Sec. 960 Cd 1,3

4:30PM- 7:20PM BL-0104 Burke ST



3 hrs.LIS 5423 ARCHIVES

Sec. 900 Cd 1,3

Welge W

MEETS THE FOLLOWING SATURDAYS AT THE OKLAHOMA

HISTORICAL CENTER (2401 N LAIRD AVE IN OKLAHOMA

CITY): JAN 19, FEB 9, MAR 1, MAR 29, APR 19 AND MAY 3.

LIS 5423 900 meets from Jan 19 - May 3.


LIS 5423 900 See comments online at enroll.ou.edu for meeting

location.

3 hrs.LIS 5503 INFO LITERACY/INSTR

Sec. 900 Cd 1,3

4:30PM- 7:20PM BL-0102T


3 hrs.LIS 5543 COLLECTION DEV/MGMT

Sec. 960 Cd 1,3

4:30PM- 7:30PM BL-0104 Patterson LM



3 hrs.LIS 5553 COMPETITIVE INTELL

Sec. 995 Cd 1,3,4

BL-0120 Martens B




3 hrs.LIS 5703 ELEC ACCESS-RESRCH

Sec. 995 Cd 1,3

BL-0120 Swisher B



3 hrs.LIS 5713 RESEARCH METHODS

Sec. 960 Cd 1,3,4

4:30PM- 7:20PM BL-0104 Wallace DW




3 hrs.LIS 5823 INTERN-LIB/INFO CTR

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

1-3 hrs.LIS 5920 DIRECTED RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,4,7


1-3 hrs.LIS 5940 DIRECTED PROJECT

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3,4,7

BL-0026 Latrobe K


Sec. 002 Cd 1,3,4,7

BL-0120C Wallace D


Sec. 003 Cd 1,3,4,7

Martens B


Sec. 004 Cd 1,3,4,7

BL-0020 Taylor R


Sec. 005 Cd 1,3,4,7

BL-0025 Lester J


Sec. 006 Cd 1,3,4,7

BL-0105 Swisher B


Sec. 007 Cd 1,3,4,7

Burke S


Sec. 009 Cd 1,3,4,7

BL-0120 Hawamdeh S


Sec. 010 Cd 1,3,4,7

BL-0024 Van Fleet C


Sec. 011 Cd 1,3,4,7



Sec. 012 Cd 1,3,4,7

BL-0023 Brown C


Sec. 013 Cd 1,3,4,7

Kim Y


Sec. 014 Cd 1,3,4,7

Yi M






LIBRARY AND INFORMATION STUDIES (LIS)

1-3 hrs.LIS 5960 DIRECTED READINGS

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,4,7


2-9 hrs.LIS 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,4,7


3 hrs.LIS 5990 INFORMATION POLICY

Sec. 900 Cd 1,3,4

6:00PM- 8:30PM BL-0100 Lester JF

8:00AM- 5:00PMA


MEETS ON FEB 1-2 AND APRIL 18-19 ON THE NORMAN

CAMPUS. THE REST OF THE CLASS WILL BE CONDUCTED

ONLINE.

LIS 5990 900 meets from Feb 1 - Apr 19.


LIS 5990 900 Meets weekends only. Consult department.

LIS 5990 900 Internet will be the primary method of delivery.

3 hrs.LIS 5990 DATABASE MANAGEMENT

Sec. 901 Cd 1,3,4

6:00PM- 8:30PM BL-0104 Kim YF

8:00AM- 5:00PMA


THIS IS A WEEKEND CLASS AND WILL MEET THE

FOLLOWING DATES:JAN 25 & 26, FEB 15 & 16,MAR 07 &

08,AND APRIL 04 & 05.

LIS 5990 901 meets from Jan 25 - Apr 5.


LIS 5990 901 Meets weekends only. Consult department.

3 hrs.LIS 5990 EVAL-INFO PROD/SERV

Sec. 960 Cd 1,3,4

4:30PM- 7:20PM BL-0100 Van Fleet CW




LINGUISTICS (LING)


Phone: 325-6181

3 hrs.LING 1203 LANG ACROSS CULTURE

Sec. 001 Cd 4

3:00PM- 4:15PM DAH-0125 Berardo MMW

LING Cross-Listed with: ANTH

LING 1203 001 Is a GenEd Core Area IV `Non-West Culture` course.

LING 1203 001 has a service charge of $3.00.

Sec. 002 Cd 4

9:30AM-10:20AM COH-0244 Serieux LMWF


LING 1203 002 Is a GenEd Core Area IV `Non-West Culture` course.


3 hrs.LING 2303 GENERAL LINGUISTICS

Sec. 001 Cd 4

11:30AM-12:20PMDAH-0031 O Neill SMWF


LING 2303 001 Is a GenEd Core Area I `Communications` course.

3 hrs.LING 3033 PHONETIC DESCRIPTN

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

11:30AM-12:20PMKH-0138 Herrick DMWF


1-3 hrs.LING 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

3 hrs.LING 4053 MORPHOLOGY

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

10:30AM-11:45AMGIH-0350 Haag MTR


3 hrs.LING 4313 TECH-HIST LINGUIST

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM KH-0233 Herrick DMW

3 hrs.LING 4983 SENIOR ESSAY

Sec. *** Cd 1,2

LING 4983 *** Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.

1-3 hrs.LING 4990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1

3 hrs.LING 5143 SYMBOLIC LOGIC II

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

3:00PM- 6:00PM DAHT-0607 Hawthorne JT

LING Cross-Listed with: PHIL

3 hrs.LING 5363 LINGUISTIC ANTHRO

Sec. 900 Cd 1,4

7:00PM- 9:40PM PHSC-0360 Linn MR



1-3 hrs.LING 5990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

3-6 hrs.LING 6590 FLD WRK-AM IND LANG

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

DAHT-0505CFoster M


MANAGEMENT (MGT)


Phone: 325-2651

UPPER DIVISION MGT COURSES ARE RESTRICTED

TO STUDENTS WHO ARE FULLY ADMITTED TO THE

COLLEGE OF BUSINESS. ALL OTHER STUDENTS

MUST OBTAIN PERMISSION OF THE COLLEGE OF

BUSINESS UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS OFFICE,

ROOM 1010, PRICE HALL. ALL 4000 LEVEL

BUSINESS COURSES ARE RESTRICTED TO

STUDENTS THAT HAVE COMPLETED THE 3000

LEVEL BUSINESS CORE COURSES.

MGT 2013 IS NOT OPEN TO BUSINESS MAJORS



3 hrs.MGT 2013 INTRO TO MANAGEMENT

Sec. 001

9:00AM-10:15AM MFPH-2040 Gross KTR

3 hrs.MGT 3013 PRIN ORGANIZ-MGT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMAH-0255 Little RMWF

Corequisite: MKT 3013 001 AND L S 3323 001 AND B AD 3013

MGT 3013 001 HAS COREQUISITES OF L S 3323 001, MKT 3013

001 AND B AD 3013 001.

Sec. 002 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM AH-0150 Buckley MTR

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:00PM MFPH-2020 Harvey BW

3 hrs.MGT 3363 ORGANIZTNL BEHAVIOR

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM MFPH-3020 Ryan FMW

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 7:30PM AH-0304 Ryan FM

3 hrs.MGT 3513 HUMAN RESOURCE MGT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM MFPH-2020 Russell CMW

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 8:50PM MFPH-2020 Gilstrap JT

1-3 hrs.MGT 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6




COURSES.

3 hrs.MGT 4123 INDUSTRIAL RELATION

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:20PM MFPH-3010 Steely JW

3 hrs.MGT 4133 LEADERSHIP

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM MFPH-2030TR

3 hrs.MGT 4153 CUR ISS-HUM RES MGT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMMFPH-3030 Russell CMWF

3 hrs.MGT 4183 NEGOTIATION

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:20PM AH-0355 Harkins JT

3 hrs.MGT 4323 CROSS-CUL ISSUES

Sec. 001 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMMFPH-3030 Ralston DMWF

3 hrs.MGT 4710 BUSINESS ETHICS

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:45PM MFPH-3020 Harkins JTR

3 hrs.MGT 4710 CUR ISS-INTL BUS

Sec. 901 Cd 1

6:00PM- 8:50PM AH-0355R

3 hrs.MGT 6273 SEMINAR ORG BEHAVOR

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

1:00PM- 4:00PM AH-0206C Bolino MR

MGT Cross-Listed with: MKT

MGT 6273 001 has a service charge of $10.00.

1-4 hrs.MGT 6960 READINGS IN MGT

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

MGT 6960 *** has a service charge of $10.00.

3 hrs.MGT 6973 SM-RESEARCH METHODS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-12:00PM AH-0352 David PW

MGT 6973 001 has a service charge of $10.00.

2-16 hrs.MGT 6980 RES DRS DISSERT

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

MGT 6980 *** has a service charge of $10.00.

MANAGEMENT INFORMATION

SYSTEMS (MIS)

Office: ADAMS HALL0307E

Phone: 325-0768

UPPER DIVISION MIS COURSES ARE RESTRICTED









MIS 2113 IS RESTRICTED TO BUSINESS MAJORS.

3 hrs.MIS 2113 COMP BASED INFO SYS

Sec. 010 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMAH-0255 Price RT

Corequisite: MIS 2113 011 THR MIS 2113 013


DISCUSSION SECTIONS AS A COREQUISITE:MIS 2113 011

THROUGH 013.

0 hrs.MIS 2113 DISC-MIS 2113-010

Sec. 011 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMAH-0300R

Corequisite: MIS 2113 010

Sec. 012 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM AH-0300R


Sec. 013 Cd 1

6:00PM- 7:15PM AH-0300 Arthur LR



Sec. 020 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMAH-0255 Price RR

Corequisite: MIS 2113 021 OR MIS 2113 022



THROUGH 022.


Sec. 021 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM AH-0300T


Sec. 022 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMAH-0300T



Sec. 030 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM MFPH-2040 Sharma RT




THROUGH 032.


Sec. 031 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM AH-0300R


Sec. 032 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:45PM AH-0300R







MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS (MIS)

Sec. 040 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM MFPH-2040 Sharma RR




THROUGH 042.


Sec. 041 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM AH-0300T


Sec. 042 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM AH-0300T



Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:30PM MFPH-2040 Dao VM

3 hrs.MIS 3013 INTRO TO PROGRAM

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM MFPH-2030 Dao VTR

3 hrs.MIS 3033 OMTRP TP VB NET

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:45PM MFPH-2020 Becker AMW

3 hrs.MIS 3033 JAVA PROGRAMMING

Sec. 901 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:45PM MFPH-3030TR

3 hrs.MIS 3213 BUS DATA ANALYSIS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM MFPH-2010 Schwarzkopf ATR

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:45PM AH-0315MW

3 hrs.MIS 3353 SYSTEMS/DATABASES

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4


MIS Cross-Listed with: ACCT

Sec. 002 Cd 1,4



Sec. 900 Cd 1,4

4:30PM- 5:45PM MFPH-2040MW


3 hrs.MIS 3363 IS INFRASTRUCTURE

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMMFPH-2020 Lam SMWF

11:30AM-12:20PMAH-0300F

3 hrs.MIS 3373 SYS ANALYSIS/DESIGN

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM MFPH-2030 Shaft TMW

1-3 hrs.MIS 3960 HONORS READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.MIS 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

3 hrs.MIS 4443 ADV DATABASE MGT

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:20PM MFPH-2010 Chidambaram LT

3 hrs.MIS 4663 MIS FIELD PROJECT

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:20PM MFPH-3020 Schwarzkopf AR

1-3 hrs.MIS 4960 DIRECTED READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3

2 hrs.MIS 5602 MGT INFO SYSTEMS

Sec. 100 Cd 1

8:30AM-10:20AM MFPH-3040 Zmud RTR

MIS 5602 100 meets from Jan 14 - Mar 7.

2 hrs.MIS 5652 KNOWLEDGE MGT

Sec. 100 Cd 1

3:00PM- 5:00PM MFPH-3040TR

MIS 5652 100 meets from Jan 14 - Mar 7.

2 hrs.MIS 5662 PROJECT MGT.

Sec. 930 Cd 1,3

6:00PM- 9:40PM OSFP-0001 Shaft TM

MIS 5662 930 meets from Mar 10 - May 2.

MIS 5662 930 Meets at 1 Santa Fe Plaza, Oklahoma City

2 hrs.MIS 5672 IT-ENABLED PROCESS

Sec. 920 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:40PM MFPH-3040 Zmud RW

MIS 5672 920 meets from Mar 10 - May 2.

2 hrs.MIS 5782 ADV DATABASE MGT

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:20PM MFPH-3020 Chidambaram LT

2 hrs.MIS 5792 SYSTEMS DESIGN

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:20PM MFPH-3020 Schwarzkopf AR

1-3 hrs.MIS 5960 DIRECTED READINGS

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

MIS 5960 *** has a service charge of $10.00.

3 hrs.MIS 6973 GOVERNANCE/CONTROL

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

10:00AM-12:30PMAH-0352 Miranda ST

MIS 6973 001 has a service charge of $10.00.

2-16 hrs.MIS 6980 RES DRS DISSERT

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

MIS 6980 *** has a service charge of $10.00.

MARKETING (MKT)


Phone: 325-3561

UPPER DIVISION MKT COURSES ARE RESTRICTED









MKT 2013 IS NOT OPEN TO BUSINESS MAJORS



3 hrs.MKT 2013 INTRO TO MARKETING

Sec. 900

4:30PM- 5:45PM MFPH-2010 Williams DTR

3 hrs.MKT 3013 PRIN OF MARKETING

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM AH-0255 Hobbs JMWF

Corequisite: B AD 3013 001 AND MGT 3013 001 AND L S 3323 001

MKT 3013 001 HAS COREQUISITES OF L S 3323 001, MGT 3013

001 AND B AD 3013 001.

Sec. 002 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMAH-0150 Schmidt JTR

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:20PM MFPH-2040R

3 hrs.MKT 3053 MARKETING RESEARCH

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM AH-0255 Landry TTR

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:20PM MFPH-2040 Arndt AW

3 hrs.MKT 3223 LOGISTICS MGT

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

12:00PM- 1:15PM MFPH-2020 Min STR

MKT Cross-Listed with: SCM

Sec. 900 Cd 1,4

6:30PM- 9:20PM MFPH-2040 Grawe ST


3 hrs.MKT 3323 PURCH/BUYER BEHAVR

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

1:30PM- 2:45PM MFPH-2040 Kasulis JMW


Sec. 002 Cd 1,4

3:00PM- 4:15PM MFPH-2020 Landry TTR


Sec. 900 Cd 1,4

6:30PM- 9:20PM MFPH-3030 Arndt AR


3 hrs.MKT 3343 RETAILING MGT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM AH-0315 Hobbs JTR

3 hrs.MKT 3413 NEW PRODUCT DEVELOP

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

9:00AM-10:15AM MFPH-3030 Wallman JTR

MKT Cross-Listed with: ENT




COURSES.

3 hrs.MKT 4123 NEGOTIA & SELLING

Sec. 001 Cd 1,5

10:30AM-11:20AMMFPH-2010 Smith FMWF

Sec. 002 Cd 1,5

11:30AM-12:20PMMFPH-3010 Smith FMWF

3 hrs.MKT 4153 INTEGRATED MKT COMM

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM MFPH-2010 Smith FMWF

3 hrs.MKT 4333 MKT STRATEGY/POLICY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM AH-0359 Hobbs JMW

Sec. 002 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM AH-0359 Gross KMW

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:45PM AH-0359 Gross KMW

3 hrs.MKT 4523 INTERNATL MARKETING

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMMFPH-2040 Gross KTR

3 hrs.MKT 5103 ADV MARKET CHANNELS

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:20PM MFPH-2030 Min SR

MKT 5103 900 has a service charge of $10.00.

2 hrs.MKT 5402 MARKETING MANAGEMNT

Sec. 930 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:40PM OSFP-0001 Wallman JR

MKT 5402 930 meets from Mar 10 - May 2.

MKT 5402 930 Meets at 1 Santa Fe Plaza, Oklahoma City

3 hrs.MKT 6253 APPL MULTIVAR STAT

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

1:30PM- 4:20PM AH-0352 Schwarzkopf AW

MKT Cross-Listed with: B AD


3 hrs.MKT 6273 BEH ANALYS-MGT/MKT

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

1:00PM- 4:00PM AH-0206C Bolino MR

MKT Cross-Listed with: MGT


MATHEMATICS (MATH)


Phone: 325-6711

THE MATH DEPARTMENT RESERVES THE RIGHT TO

DROP STUDENTS FROM MATH COURSES FOR

NON-ATTENDANCE OR FAILURE TO MEET COURSE

PREREQUISITES. STUDENTS WHO WISH TO DROP

MATH COURSES AFTER ENROLLMENT STILL HAVE

THE RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE DROP.

MATH 0113 HAS A REMEDIAL COURSE FEE OF


3 hrs.MATH 0113 ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA

Sec. 001 Cd 7

9:30AM-10:20AM PHSC-0116 Cross PMWF

Sec. 002 Cd 7

10:30AM-11:20AMPHSC-0116 Cross PMWF

Sec. 003 Cd 7

11:30AM-12:20PMPHSC-0116 Cross PMWF

Sec. 004 Cd 7


Sec. 005 Cd 7


Sec. 006 Cd 7

12:30PM- 1:20PM PHSC-0121 Cross PMWF

Sec. 900 Cd 7

4:30PM- 5:50PM PHSC-0120 Cross PMW

Sec. 901 Cd 7




5 hrs.MATH 0115 FUNDAMENTAL ALGEBRA

Sec. 001 Cd 1,7

9:30AM-10:20AM PHSC-0119 Cross PMTWRF



3 hrs.MATH 0123 INTERMED ALGEBRA

Sec. 001 Cd 1,7

9:30AM-10:20AM PHSC-0114 Cross PMWF

Sec. 002 Cd 1,7


Sec. 003 Cd 1,7





MATHEMATICS (MATH)


Sec. 004 Cd 1,7


Sec. 005 Cd 1,7


Sec. 006 Cd 1,7


Sec. 007 Cd 1,7


Sec. 900 Cd 1,7


Sec. 901 Cd 1,7


Sec. 902 Cd 1,7

4:30PM- 5:50PM PHSC-0321 Cross PTR

Sec. 903 Cd 1,7

6:00PM- 7:20PM PHSC-0321 Cross PTR

MATH 1473 IS A GEN ED CORE AREA I


3 hrs.MATH 1473 MATH-CRITICAL THINK

Sec. 010 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM PHSC-0108TR

Corequisite: MATH 1473 011 THR MATH 1473 016


DISCUSSION SECTIONS AS A COREQUISITE: MATH 1473 011

THROUGH 016.

0 hrs.MATH 1473 DISC-MATH 1473-010

Sec. 011 Cd 1

2:30PM- 3:20PM PHSC-0121M

Corequisite: MATH 1473 010

Sec. 012 Cd 1

2:30PM- 3:20PM PHSC-0121W


Sec. 013 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM PHSC-0222W


Sec. 014 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM PHSC-0121W


Sec. 015 Cd 1

12:00PM-12:50PMPHSC-0102R


Sec. 016 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMPHSC-0225R


3 hrs.MATH 1473 MATH-CRITICAL THINK

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 7:20PM PHSC-0114MW


"MATHEMATICS" COURSE. DEPARTMENTAL EXAMS

WILL BE HELD FEB.14, MARCH 13 AND APRIL 17

FROM 7:30-9:00 PM.

3 hrs.MATH 1503 INTRO-ELEM FUNCTION

Sec. 001 Cd 1,5

1:30PM- 2:20PM PHSC-0115 Matthews NMWF

MATH 1503 001 has a service charge of $8.50.

Sec. 002 Cd 1,5

3:30PM- 4:45PM PHSC-0116 Matthews NMW


Sec. 003 Cd 1,5



Sec. 004 Cd 1,5



Sec. 005 Cd 1,5

3:00PM- 4:15PM PHSC-0114 Matthews NTR


Sec. 900 Cd 1,5



Sec. 901 Cd 1,5






FROM 7:30-9:00 PM.

3 hrs.MATH 1523 ELEMENTRY FUNCTIONS

Sec. 001 Cd 1,5

8:30AM- 9:20AM AH-0359 Matthews NMWF


Sec. 002 Cd 1,5



Sec. 003 Cd 1,5

11:30AM-12:20PMPHSC-0356 Matthews NMWF


Sec. 004 Cd 1,5



Sec. 005 Cd 1,5



Sec. 006 Cd 1,5

3:30PM- 4:45PM PHSC-0122MW


Sec. 900 Cd 1,5






FROM 7:30-9:00 PM..

3 hrs.MATH 1643 PRECALC BUS/SOC-SCI

Sec. 001 Cd 1,5



Sec. 002 Cd 1,5

9:30AM-10:20AM AH-0359 Matthews NMWF


Sec. 003 Cd 1,5



Sec. 004 Cd 1,5



Sec. 005 Cd 1,5

9:00AM-10:15AM PHSC-0116 Matthews NTR


Sec. 006 Cd 1,5



Sec. 007 Cd 1,5



Sec. 900 Cd 1,5




"MATHEMATICS" COURSE.DEPARTMENTAL EXAMS

WILL BE GIVEN ON FEB.12, MARCH 25 AND APRIL

22.

3 hrs.MATH 1743 CALC I-BUS/SOC SCI

Sec. 001 Cd 1,5

11:30AM-12:20PMPHSC-0108 Lee JMWF


Sec. 002 Cd 1,5

2:30PM- 3:20PM PHSC-0119 Lee JMWF


Sec. 003 Cd 1,5

8:30AM- 9:20AM PHSC-0115 Lee JMWF


Sec. 004 Cd 1,5

3:00PM- 4:15PM PHSC-0102 Lee JTR


Sec. 005 Cd 1,5



Sec. 006 Cd 1,5

3:30PM- 4:45PM PHSC-0356 Lee JMW


Sec. 007 Cd 1,5



Sec. 008 Cd 1,5



Sec. 009 Cd 1,5



Sec. 900 Cd 1,5



Sec. 901 Cd 1,5



Sec. 995 Cd 1

PHSC-0423 Goodey P

Lee K

THIS COURSE REQUIRES ON-CAMPUS ACTIVITIES. ONLINE

ORIENTATION REQUIRED. See http://www.ou.edu/online


MATH 1743 995 This course is taught on the internet.



3 hrs.MATH 1823 CALC/ANALYT GEOM I

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM PHSC-0119 Ramadoss AMWF


Sec. 002 Cd 1



Sec. 010 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMPHSC-0108 Forester MMWF




THROUGH 016.



Sec. 011 Cd 1

2:30PM- 3:20PM PHSC-0115W


Sec. 012 Cd 1

3:30PM- 4:20PM PHSC-0114W


Sec. 013 Cd 1

9:00AM- 9:50AM AH-0007HR


Sec. 014 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMPHSC-0119R


Sec. 015 Cd 1

12:00PM-12:50PMCEC-0439R


Sec. 016 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM PHSC-0120R


3 hrs.MATH 1823 CALC/ANALYT GEOM I

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 7:20PM PHSC-0222MW



"MATHEMATICS" COURSE.DEPARTMENTAL EXAMS

WILL BE GIVEN ON FEB.12, MARCH 25 AND APRIL

22.

3 hrs.MATH 2123 CALC II-BUS/SOC SCI

Sec. 001 Cd 1,5



Sec. 002 Cd 1,5

11:30AM-12:20PMPHSC-0102 Lee JMWF


Sec. 003 Cd 1,5



Sec. 004 Cd 1,5



Sec. 005 Cd 1,5



Sec. 006 Cd 1,5



Sec. 900 Cd 1



Sec. 995 Cd 1

PHSC-0423 Goodey P

Lee K

THIS COURSE REQUIRES ON-CAMPUS ACTIVITIES. ONLINE

ORIENTATION REQUIRED. See http://www.ou.edu/online


MATH 2123 995 This course is taught on the internet.

3 hrs.MATH 2213 MATH SYSTEMS

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 7:20PM PHSC-0321MW

Sec. 901 Cd 1

6:00PM- 7:20PM PHSC-0122TR

3 hrs.MATH 2223 DATA ANALYSIS

Sec. 900 Cd 1

7:40PM- 9:00PM PHSC-0115MW





MATHEMATICS (MATH)

Sec. 901 Cd 1

7:40PM- 9:00PM PHSC-0122TR



3 hrs.MATH 2423 CALC/ANALYT GEOM II

Sec. 001 Cd 1,6

10:30AM-11:45AMPHSC-0120 Brady NTR


MATH 2423 001 Must be a member of the Honors College in order

to enroll.

Sec. 010 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM PHSC-0201 Akin KMWF




THROUGH 016.



Sec. 011 Cd 1

9:00AM- 9:50AM PHSC-0228R


Sec. 012 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMKH-0137R


Sec. 013 Cd 1

12:00PM-12:50PMSEC-A0236R


Sec. 014 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM KH-0135R


Sec. 015 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:20AM PHSC-0117W


Sec. 016 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM PHSC-0120W



Sec. 020 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM PHSC-0108 Ozaydin MMWF




THROUGH 026.



Sec. 021 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM PHSC-0356W


Sec. 022 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM PHSC-0120W


Sec. 023 Cd 1

2:30PM- 3:20PM PHSC-0100W


Sec. 024 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMCEC-0031R


Sec. 025 Cd 1

12:00PM-12:50PMAH-0352R


Sec. 026 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM PHSC-0321R



Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 7:20PM PHSC-0102TR


3 hrs.MATH 2433 CAL/ANLY GEOM III

Sec. 001 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:20AM PHSC-0114MWF

Sec. 002 Cd 1


Sec. 003 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM PHSC-0100 Lee KTR

Sec. 004 Cd 1


Sec. 005 Cd 1,6

10:30AM-11:45AMPHSC-0116 Remling CTR


to enroll.

Sec. 006 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM PHSC-0359 Yaskin VMWF

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 7:20PM PHSC-0116MW

3 hrs.MATH 2443 CALC/ANALYT GEOM IV

Sec. 001 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:20AM PHSC-0116 Frye TMWF

Sec. 002 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMPHSC-0212 White LMWF

Sec. 003 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMPHSC-0114 Yaskina MTR

Sec. 004 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM PHSC-0117 Yaskina MTR

Sec. 005 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM PHSC-0116 Schmidt RTR

Sec. 006 Cd 1,6

12:00PM- 1:15PM PHSC-0321 McCullough DTR


to enroll.

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 7:20PM PHSC-0102MW

Sec. 901 Cd 1

6:00PM- 7:20PM PHSC-0114TR

3 hrs.MATH 2513 DISC MATH STRUCTURE

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM PHSC-0321 Lifschitz LMWF

Sec. 002 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMPHSC-0225 Ozaydin MMWF

3 hrs.MATH 3113 INTRO ORD DIFF EQNS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM PHSC-0115MWF

Sec. 002 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMPHSC-0222 Dickey LMWF

Sec. 003 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM PHSC-0114 Apanasov BTR

Sec. 004 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMPHSC-0222 Gutman SMWF

Sec. 005 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM PHSC-0102 Przebinda TTR

Sec. 006 Cd 1


Sec. 007 Cd 1


3 hrs.MATH 3333 LINEAR ALGEBRA I

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM PHSC-0115 Dani PTR

Sec. 002 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM PHSC-0102 Clay MMWF

Sec. 003 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMPHSC-0102 Pitale ATR

Sec. 004 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM PHSC-0359 Pitale ATR

1 hrs.MATH 3401 NUMERICAL METHODS

Sec. 001 Cd 1,7

3:00PM- 5:00PM PHSC-0212R

3 hrs.MATH 3413 PHYSICAL MATH I

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM PHSC-0363 Gutman SMWF

Sec. 002 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM PHSC-0122 Landes RTR

3 hrs.MATH 3613 MODERN GEOMETRY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM PHSC-0809 Breen MMWF

1-3 hrs.MATH 3960 HONORS READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.MATH 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.MATH 3990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

3 hrs.MATH 4083 NUMERIC ANALYSIS II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:20AM PHSC-0225 Grasse KMWF

3 hrs.MATH 4103 COMPLEX VARIABLES

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM PHSC-0114 Dickey LMWF

3 hrs.MATH 4163 INTRO PART DIF EQUA

Sec. 001 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:20AM PHSC-0100 Albert JMWF

3 hrs.MATH 4323 INTRO ABSTR ALG I

Sec. 001 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMPHSC-0115 Lifschitz LMWF

3 hrs.MATH 4333 INTRO ABSTR ALG II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMPHSC-0117 Akin KMWF

3 hrs.MATH 4383 APPL MODERN ALGEBRA

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMPHSC-0120 Shankar KMWF

3 hrs.MATH 4433 INTRO TO ANALYSIS I

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM BURT-0229 Zhu MTR

3 hrs.MATH 4443 INTRO ANALYSIS II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM PHSC-0120 Lee KTR

3 hrs.MATH 4513 SENIOR SEMINAR

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMPHSC-0225 Albert JMWF

MATH 4513 001 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.

Sec. 002 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM PHSC-0212 Walschap GTR

MATH 4513 002 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.

3 hrs.MATH 4663 INTRO-DIFF GEOM II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM PHSC-0116 Zhu MTR

3 hrs.MATH 4743 INTRO TO MATH STAT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM PHSC-0117 Grasse KMWF

3 hrs.MATH 4753 APPLIED STAT METHOD

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM PHSC-0416 Murphy TMWF

Sec. 002 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM PHSC-0416 Mc Knight CTR

3 hrs.MATH 4803 APP STATISTICS II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:20AM PHSC-0416 Murphy TMWF

3 hrs.MATH 4853 INTRO TO TOPOLOGY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMPHSC-0115 Apanasov BTR

1-3 hrs.MATH 4990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

1 hrs.MATH 4991 MATH CAPSTONE

Sec. *** Cd 1

MATH 4991 *** Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.

3 hrs.MATH 5163 PARTIAL DIFF EQUAT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMPHSC-0117 Landes RTR

3 hrs.MATH 5183 ADV NUMER ANALYS II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM PHSC-0809 White LMWF

3 hrs.MATH 5263 MATH PEDAGOGY PROBS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMPHSC-0363 Mc Knight CTR

3 hrs.MATH 5333 TP-NUMBER THEORY II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMPHSC-0809 Magid ATR

3 hrs.MATH 5363 ABSTRACT ALGEBRA II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMPHSC-0809 Roche AMWF

3 hrs.MATH 5383 APPL MODERN ALGEBRA

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMPHSC-0120 Shankar KMWF

3 hrs.MATH 5433 COMPLEX ANALYSIS II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM PHSC-0809 Walschap GTR

3 hrs.MATH 5443 INTRO-ANALYSIS II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM PHSC-0120 Lee KTR

3 hrs.MATH 5463 REAL ANALYSIS II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM PHSC-0809 Remling CTR

3 hrs.MATH 5483 WAVELETS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM PHSC-1105 Petrov NTR

3 hrs.MATH 5633 CONVEXITY THEORY II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMPHSC-0223 Breen MMWF

3 hrs.MATH 5663 INTRO-DIFF GEOM II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM PHSC-0116 Zhu MTR

3 hrs.MATH 5743 INTRO TO MATH STAT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM PHSC-0117 Grasse KMWF

3 hrs.MATH 5763 STOCHASTIC PROCESS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM PHSC-0120 Petrov NTR

3 hrs.MATH 5803 APP STATISTICS II

Sec. 001 Cd 1





MATHEMATICS (MATH)

8:30AM- 9:20AM PHSC-0416 Murphy TMWF

3 hrs.MATH 5863 TOPOLOGY II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM PHSC-0809 Rubin LTR

1-3 hrs.MATH 5900 GRAD MATH READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

1-2 hrs.MATH 5920 SEM--ALG & NUM THRY

Sec. 001 Cd 7

PHSC-0904

MATH 5920 001 Contact department for additional information on

time and location.

1-2 hrs.MATH 5930 SEM-GEOM & TOPOLOGY

Sec. 001 Cd 7

3:30PM- 5:00PM PHSC-0809 Brady NW

1-2 hrs.MATH 5950 SEMINAR-CURR & PED

Sec. 001 Cd 7

12:30PM- 1:20PM PHSC-0360 Mc Knight CM

2-9 hrs.MATH 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 7

1-2 hrs.MATH 5990 SPEC PROBS IN MATH

Sec. *** Cd 2,7

3 hrs.MATH 6393 LIE GROUPS II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM PHSC-0121 Schmidt RTR

3 hrs.MATH 6483 FUNCTIONAL ANYL II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM PHSC-1105 Przebinda TTR

3 hrs.MATH 6683 DIFF GEOM II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

2:30PM- 3:20PM PHSC-0809 Shankar KMWF

3 hrs.MATH 6693 TOP-GEOM/COMBIN II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM PHSC-1105 Goodey PTR

TOPIC: GEOMETRIC PROBABILITY

3 hrs.MATH 6843 TOPICS-TOPOLOGY II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMPHSC-1105 McCullough DTR

2-16 hrs.MATH 6980 RES DRS DISSERT

Sec. *** Cd 7

MEDIEVAL AND RENAISSANCE

STUDIES (MRS)


Phone: 325-5088

1-3 hrs.MRS 4990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1

METEOROLOGY (METR)

Office: NATIONAL WEATHER CENTER5900

Phone: 325-6561

STUDENTS ENROLLING IN METR COURSES AT THE

NATIONAL WEATHER CENTER SHOULD ALLOW

ENOUGH TIME FOR TRAVELING TO AND FROM THE

WEATHER CENTER.

4 hrs.METR 1014 WEATHER & CLIMATE

Sec. 010

1:30PM- 2:45PM SEC-A0235 Postawko STR

Corequisite: METR 1014 011 THR METR 1014 014


SECTIONS AS A COREQUISITE: METR 1014 011 THROUGH

014.

METR 1014 010 Is a GenEd Core Area II `Science w/Lab` course.

METR 1014 010 has a service charge of $20.00.

0 hrs.METR 1014 LAB-METR 1014-010

Sec. 011

1:30PM- 3:20PM SEC-P0209M

Corequisite: METR 1014 010


Sec. 012

3:30PM- 5:20PM SEC-P0201M



Sec. 013

6:30PM- 8:20PM SEC-P0207T



Sec. 014

1:30PM- 3:20PM SEC-P0209F



4 hrs.METR 1014 WEATHER & CLIMATE

Sec. 020

6:00PM- 7:15PM SEC-A0235MW

Corequisite: METR 1014 021 THR METR 1014 024


SECTIONS AS A COREQUISITE: METR 1014 021 THROUGH

024



0 hrs.METR 1014 LAB-METR 1014-020

Sec. 021

5:30PM- 7:20PM SEC-P0203T



Sec. 022

12:30PM- 2:20PM PHSC-0228W



Sec. 023

2:30PM- 4:20PM SEC-P0209W



Sec. 024

1:30PM- 3:20PM SEC-N0202AR



1 hrs.METR 2011 INTRO-METR I LAB

Sec. 011 Cd 1

4:00PM- 6:00PM NWC-5720M



3 hrs.METR 2013 INTRO-METEOROLOGY I

Sec. 010 Cd 1

9:00AM- 9:50AM NWC-5720 Palmer RMWF


STUDENTS MUST ENROLL IN THE FOLLOWING LAB

SECTION AS A COREQUISITE: METR 2011 011.



1 hrs.METR 2021 INTRO-METR II LAB

Sec. 011 Cd 1

3:00PM- 5:00PM NWC-5720W

Corequisite: METR 2023 010 OR METR 2023 020

Sec. 012 Cd 1

4:00PM- 6:00PM NWC-5720T


3 hrs.METR 2023 INTRO-METR II

Sec. 010 Cd 1

9:00AM- 9:50AM NWC-1350 Straka JMWF



SECTIONS AS A COREQUISITE: METR 2021 011 OR 012.


Sec. 020 Cd 1,6

10:00AM-10:50AMNWC-5820 Richman MMWF



METR 2023 020 Must be a member of the Honors College in order

to enroll.

3 hrs.METR 2603 SEVERE/UNUSUAL WTHR

Sec. 001

9:30AM-10:20AM SEC-N0202AMWF

METR 2603 001 Is a GenEd Core Area II `Science w/o Lab` course.


Sec. 900

6:00PM- 7:15PM CEC-0117TR

METR 2603 900 Is a GenEd Core Area II `Science w/o Lab` course.


3 hrs.METR 3123 ATMOS DYNAMICS II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:00AM-10:50AMNWC-1350 Shapiro AMWF

4:00PM- 5:15PMW


3 hrs.METR 3223 PHYS METEOROLOGY II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM- 9:50AM NWC-5600 Zhang GMWF


1-3 hrs.METR 3890 METR. INTERNSHIP

Sec. 001 Cd 1

NWC-5919 Carr F

Sec. 003 Cd 1

NWC-5900 White A

Sec. 005 Cd 1

NWC-5349 Droegemeier K

Sec. 007 Cd 1

NWC-5646 Richman M

Sec. 052 Cd 1

NWC-5417 Biggerstaff M

1-3 hrs.METR 3960 HONORS READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.METR 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.METR 4330 INFO TECH SKILLS

Sec. 995 Cd 1,3

NWC-5900 Fiedler B

METR 4330 995 This course is taught on the internet.

3 hrs.METR 4433 MESOSCALE METR

Sec. 001 Cd 1

2:30PM- 3:45PM NWC-5600 Droegemeier KTR


1 hrs.METR 4491 WEATHER BRIEFING

Sec. 001 Cd 1,7

1:00PM- 1:40PM NWC-5600 Carr FMTWRF

4 hrs.METR 4624 RADAR METEOROLOGY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

11:00AM-11:50AMNWC-5720 Biggerstaff MMWF

3:00PM- 6:00PMF


3 hrs.METR 4653 AIR POLLUTION METR

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM-12:50PMNWC-5302 Klein PMWF


3 hrs.METR 4663 RADAR ENGINEERING

Sec. 900 Cd 1,4


METR Cross-Listed with: ECE

3 hrs.METR 4803 CLIMAT/RENEW ENERGY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

11:00AM-12:15PMNWC-5930 Postawko STR

Morrissey M


3 hrs.METR 4803 APPL CLIMAT/METEOR

Sec. 002 Cd 1

1:00PM- 2:15PM NWC-5720 McPherson RTR


3 hrs.METR 4803 LIGHT PHYS,PHEN,HAZ

Sec. 003 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:45AM NWC-5930 Beasley WTR


1 hrs.METR 4911 SENIOR SEMINAR

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM-12:50PMNWC-5820 Kloesel KM

METR 4911 001 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.


2 hrs.METR 4922 SENIOR SEMINAR II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:00AM-11:15AMNWC-5720 Kloesel KTR

METR 4922 001 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.


1-4 hrs.METR 4990 SPECIAL PROBLEMS

Sec. *** Cd 1,3

3 hrs.METR 5223 ATMOS RADIATION

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:00AM-10:50AMNWC-5720 Fiedler BMWF


1-3 hrs.METR 5330 INFO TECH SKILLS

Sec. 995 Cd 1,3

NWC-5900 Fiedler B

METR 5330 995 This course is taught on the internet.

3 hrs.METR 5413 ADV SYNOPTIC METEOR

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:00AM-11:15AMNWC-5600 Bluestein HTR


1 hrs.METR 5491 WEATHER BRIEFING

Sec. 001 Cd 1,7

1:00PM- 1:40PM NWC-5600 Carr FMTWRF






METEOROLOGY (METR)

3 hrs.METR 5503 CLIMATE DYNAMICS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

2:00PM- 2:50PM NWC-5930 Lamb PMWF


3 hrs.METR 5653 AIR POLLUTION METR

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM-12:50PMNWC-5302 Klein PMWF


3 hrs.METR 5663 RADAR ENGINEERING

Sec. 900 Cd 1,4



3 hrs.METR 5683 WEATHER RADAR APPS

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

3:00PM- 3:50PM NWC-5930 Chilson PMWF



3 hrs.METR 5803 CLIMAT/RENEW ENERGY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

11:00AM-12:15PMNWC-5930 Postawko STR

Morrissey M


3 hrs.METR 5803 APPL CLIMAT/METEOR

Sec. 002 Cd 1

1:00PM- 2:15PM NWC-5720 McPherson RTR


3 hrs.METR 5803 FORECAST EVALUATION

Sec. 003 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:45PMNWC-5820TR


2-9 hrs.METR 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 7

1-4 hrs.METR 5990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

3 hrs.METR 6103 TURBULENCE

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:00PM- 1:50PM NWC-5930 Fedorovich EMWF


3 hrs.METR 6803 NUMERICAL WTHR PRED

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:00PM- 2:15PM NWC-5930 Leslie LTR


1-3 hrs.METR 6970 SEMINAR

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

4:00PM- 5:00PM NWC-1313 Carr FT

2-16 hrs.METR 6980 RES DRS DISSERT

Sec. *** Cd 7

1-4 hrs.METR 6990 SPECIAL PROBLEMS

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

MICROBIOLOGY (MBIO)

Office: G. L. CROSS HALL0134

Phone: 325-4321

3 hrs.MBIO 1003 CONTEMP ISSUES BIO

Sec. 995 Cd 4


MBIO Cross-Listed with: BOT ZOO


MBIO 1003 995 Is a GenEd Core Area II `Science w/o Lab` course.

MBIO 1003 995 This course is taught on the internet.

Sec. 996 Cd 4

GLCH-0134 Galbraith H



MBIO 1003 996 Is a GenEd Core Area II `Science w/o Lab` course.

MBIO 1003 996 This course is taught on the internet.

5 hrs.MBIO 1005 CONCEPTS IN BIOLOGY

Sec. 010 Cd 4


2:30PM- 3:20PMW

Corequisite: MBIO 1005 011 OR MBIO 1005 012



SECTIONS AS A COREQUISITE: MBIO 1005 011 or 012.

MBIO 1005 010 Is a GenEd Core Area II `Science w/Lab` course.

MBIO 1005 010 has a service charge of $35.00.

0 hrs.MBIO 1005 LAB-MBIO 1005-010

Sec. 011 Cd 4

1:30PM- 4:20PM GLCH-0230T

Corequisite: MBIO 1005 010



Sec. 012 Cd 4

1:30PM- 4:20PM GLCH-0230R




5 hrs.MBIO 2815 INTRO MICROBIOLOGY

Sec. 010 Cd 1

8:05AM- 9:20AM DAH-0206MW

Corequisite: MBIO 2815 011 THR MBIO 2815 013


SECTIONS AS A COREQUISITE: MBIO 2815 011 THROUGH

013.




Sec. 011 Cd 1

8:30AM-11:20AM GLCH-0337TR



Sec. 012 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM GLCH-0337TR



Sec. 013 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM GLCH-0339TR



3 hrs.MBIO 3113 CELL BIOLOGY

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4



Sec. 900 Cd 1,4



2 hrs.MBIO 3812 FUND MICROBIOL LAB

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM GLCH-0337MW


Sec. 002 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM GLCH-0339MW


Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 8:50PM GLCH-0337MW


Sec. 901 Cd 1

6:00PM- 8:50PM GLCH-0339MW


3 hrs.MBIO 3813 FUND-MICROBIOLOGY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:20AM GLCH-0123 Nagle DMWF

1-3 hrs.MBIO 3960 HONORS READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.MBIO 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.MBIO 3990 GEOMICR BIOLOGY

Sec. 003 Cd 1,2

GLCH-0616 Krumholz L

1-3 hrs.MBIO 3990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,2

1-3 hrs.MBIO 3990 BACTERIAL METABOL

Sec. 008 Cd 1,2

GLCH-0328 McInerney M

1-3 hrs.MBIO 3990 MICROBIAL PHYSIOL

Sec. 009 Cd 1,2

GLCH-0330 Nagle D

1-3 hrs.MBIO 3990 CELL BIOLOGY

Sec. 010 Cd 1,2


1-3 hrs.MBIO 3990 MOLECULAR BIOLOGY

Sec. 011 Cd 1,2



Sec. *** Cd 1,2

1-3 hrs.MBIO 3990 PHYSIOLOGY

Sec. 017 Cd 1,2

GLCH-0328 McInerney M


Sec. *** Cd 1,2

3 hrs.MBIO 4813 ECOL PATH. MBIO LAB

Sec. 010 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM PHSC-0100 Conway TM

Krumholz L

Corequisite: MBIO 4813 011 THR MBIO 4813 013



Sec. 011 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM GLCH-0506TR


Sec. 012 Cd 1

2:30PM- 5:20PM GLCH-0506MW


Sec. 013 Cd 1

9:30AM-12:20PM GLCH-0506MW


3 hrs.MBIO 4833 BASIC IMMUNOLOGY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM GLCH-0131TR

3 hrs.MBIO 4843 MOLECULAR BIOLOGY

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4



3 hrs.MBIO 4853 PHYSIOL-MICROORGAN

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM GLCH-0131 McInerney MMWF

3 hrs.MBIO 4893 CAPSTONE-MICROBIOL

Sec. 010 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:20AM GLCH-0129 Tanner RW

Corequisite: MBIO 4893 011 OR MBIO 4893 012

MBIO 4893 010 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.



Sec. 011 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM GLCH-0304 Tanner RTR



Sec. 012 Cd 1

8:30AM-11:20AM GLCH-0304 Tanner RTR



1-6 hrs.MBIO 4950 SENIOR THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 1,2

MBIO 4950 *** Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.

1-3 hrs.MBIO 4990 GEOMICRO BIOLOGY

Sec. 003 Cd 1,2,7

GLCH-0616 Krumholz L


Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

1-3 hrs.MBIO 4990 MICROBIAL PHYSIOL

Sec. 006 Cd 1,2,7

GLCH-0330 Nagle D

1-3 hrs.MBIO 4990 MOLECULAR BIOLOGY

Sec. 007 Cd 1,2,7

SRTC-0001 Conway T


Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

1-3 hrs.MBIO 4990 CELL BIOLOGY

Sec. 015 Cd 1,2,7



Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

4 hrs.MBIO 5374 SCAN ELEC MICRO

Sec. 010 Cd 1,2,4


9:00AM-10:00AMW





Sec. 011 Cd 1,2,4

NML-0206 Larson P



MBIO 5374 011 Contact department for additional information on

time and location.

1 hrs.MBIO 5471 SEM ECOL EVOL BIOL

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4,7






MICROBIOLOGY (MBIO)


1-3 hrs.MBIO 5620 INVESTIGATIONS

Sec. *** Cd 1,3

3 hrs.MBIO 5843 MOLECULAR BIOLOGY

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4



1 hrs.MBIO 5971 SEMINAR IN MBIO

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:00PM GLCH-0310 Suflita JF

2-9 hrs.MBIO 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 7

1-3 hrs.MBIO 5990 SPECIAL STUDIES

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

2-16 hrs.MBIO 6980 RES DRS DISSERT

Sec. *** Cd 7

MILITARY SCIENCE (M S)

Office: ARMORY0007

Phone: 325-3012

2 hrs.M S 1212 INTRMD TECH-LDR/MGT

Sec. 001

12:30PM- 1:20PM ARM-0103 Tiradogonzalez RTR

Corequisite: M S 1212 011

M S 1212 001 has a service charge of $25.00.

0 hrs.M S 1212 LAB-M S 1212-001

Sec. 011

3:30PM- 5:20PM ARM-0105 Tiradogonzalez RR


3 hrs.M S 1223 LDR/MGT COMPRESSION

Sec. 001

2:30PM- 3:20PM ARM-0105 Tiradogonzalez RTR



0 hrs.M S 1223 LAB-M S 1223-001

Sec. 011

3:30PM- 5:20PM ARM-0105 Tiradogonzalez RR


3 hrs.M S 2223 APPLIED LDRSHP/MGT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

2:30PM- 3:20PM ARM-0103 Sams STR



0 hrs.M S 2223 LAB-M S 2223-001

Sec. 011 Cd 1

3:30PM- 5:20PM ARM-0103 Sams SR


3 hrs.M S 2413 DYNAM-MILITARY TEAM

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM ARM-0103 Sams STR



0 hrs.M S 2413 LAB-M S 2413-001

Sec. 011 Cd 1

3:30PM- 5:20PM ARM-0103 Sams SR


3 hrs.M S 3213 LEADERSHIP & MGT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMARM-0103 Ader MTR



0 hrs.M S 3213 LAB-M S 3213-001

Sec. 011 Cd 1

3:30PM- 5:20PM ARM-0103 Ader MR


1-3 hrs.M S 3610 HIST MILITRY LDRSHP

Sec. 001 Cd 1

ARM-0007 Ader M


M S 3610 001 Contact department for additional information on time

and location.

3 hrs.M S 4213 SEM-LEADERSHP & MGT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMARM-0105 Horn KTR



Sec. 002 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMARM-0105 Horn KMW



0 hrs.M S 4213 LAB-M S 4213

Sec. 011 Cd 1

3:30PM- 5:20PM ARM-0105 Horn KR

Corequisite: M S 4213 001 OR M S 4213 002

2 hrs.M S 4222 SR SEM-ADV LEADRSHP

Sec. 001 Cd 1

ARM-0105 Horn K



and location.

1-3 hrs.M S 4510 LEADERSHIP SEMINAR

Sec. 001 Cd 1

ARM-0001 Horn K


and location.

1-3 hrs.M S 4610 COMP MILITARY HIST

Sec. 001 Cd 1

ARM-0105 Horn K



and location.

MODERN LANGUAGES LITERATURE

AND LING (MLLL)


Phone: 325-6181

3 hrs.MLLL 2003 INTRO TO WORLD LIT

Sec. 995

KH-0206 Gibbs L

ONLINE ORIENTATION REQUIRED. See


MLLL 2003 995 Is a GenEd Core Area IV `Western Culture` course.

MLLL 2003 995 This course is taught on the internet.

3 hrs.MLLL 3000 LUSO-BRAZILIAN LIT

Sec. 001

1:30PM- 2:45PM KH-0138 Ferreira ITR

3 hrs.MLLL 3000 TOPICS IN HEBREW

Sec. 900

6:00PM- 9:00PM KH-0233 Kritz OT

Appreciation and analysis of poetry, novel, prose, drama, or film in

original Hebrew.

3 hrs.MLLL 3043 MYTHOLOGY-FOLKLORE

Sec. 995

KH-0206 Gibbs L




3 hrs.MLLL 3073 HEBR BIBLE AS LIT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM AH-0359 Kritz OTR

3 hrs.MLLL 3113 BUSINESS CHINESE

Sec. 900 Cd 1

7:30PM- 8:45PM KH-0135 Gui MTR

3 hrs.MLLL 3173 NABOKOV

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM GH-0103 Rutsala KMW


3 hrs.MLLL 3303 THE WORLD OF DANTE

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM KH-0138TR


3 hrs.MLLL 3413 ARAB LIT AND CULT

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:45PM KH-0138 Alhawary MMW

MLLL 3413 900 Is a GenEd Core Area IV `Non-West Culture` course.

3 hrs.MLLL 3533 RUSS SURV FROM 1917

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM KH-0140 Johnson ETR


MLLL 3533 001 has a service charge of $10.00.

PLEASE NOTE THIS IS A NON-WESTERN CIV.

COURSE

3 hrs.MLLL 3633 MOD JAPA LIT & CULT

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:00PM KH-0140 Fukushima YW


3 hrs.MLLL 3753 CHINESE LITERATURE

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM GH-0102 Yu NMW


1-3 hrs.MLLL 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

3 hrs.MLLL 4663 EAST EUROP WOM WRIT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMKH-0140 Karriker ATR


3 hrs.MLLL 4813 TEACH FOREIGN LANG

Sec. 900

6:30PM- 9:10PM KH-0135 Bell TW

3 hrs.MLLL 4993 EPICS OF INDIA

Sec. 995 Cd 1

KH-0206 Gibbs L




3 hrs.MLLL 5073 CONTEMPRY LIT CRIT

Sec. 001

3:30PM- 6:20PM KH-0234 Long RM

3 hrs.MLLL 5910 PROBS IN RESEARCH

Sec. ***

1-3 hrs.MLLL 5920 FLD RS-FRGN LANG ED

Sec. *** Cd 1,2

MUSIC (MUS)

Office: CATLETT MUSIC CTR0138

Phone: 325-2081

1-3 hrs.MUS 3960 HONORS READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.MUS 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

3 hrs.MUS 4023 SENIOR CAPSTONE-BFA

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:20PM CMC-0014 Stoops AR

MUS 4023 900 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.

MUS 4023 900 Has additional meeting time. Consult department.

2-8 hrs.MUS 6880 DMA PROJECT

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

MUSICOLOGY (MUSC)


Phone: 325-2081

2 hrs.MUSC 1312 MUSIC IN CULTURE

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM CMC-0109 Conlon PMWF

MUSC 1312 001 Is a GenEd Core Area IV `Artistic Forms` course.

Sec. 002 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMCMC-0109 Conlon PMWF

MUSC 1312 002 Is a GenEd Core Area IV `Artistic Forms` course.

3 hrs.MUSC 2323 LT BAROQUE-ROMANTIC

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM CMC-0242 Pederson SMWF

MUSC 2323 001 Is a GenEd Core Area IV `Western Culture` course.

Sec. 002 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMCMC-0242 Pederson SMWF

MUSC 2323 002 Is a GenEd Core Area IV `Western Culture` course.

3 hrs.MUSC 4970 MUS RITUAL THEOLOGY

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 7:20PM CMC-0131 Sherinian ZT

3 hrs.MUSC 5523 MUS IN RENAISSANCE

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:20PM CMC-0109 Saltzstein JMW

3 hrs.MUSC 5593 MUSIC 1945-PRESENT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM CMC-0131 Lee MTR

3 hrs.MUSC 5970 FILM MUSIC

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMCMC-0131 Lee MTR

3 hrs.MUSC 5970 MEDIEVAL MUSIC

Sec. 002 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM CMC-0131 Saltzstein JMW





MUSICOLOGY (MUSC)

3 hrs.MUSC 5970 MUS RITUAL THEOLOGY

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 7:20PM CMC-0131 Sherinian ZT

2-9 hrs.MUSC 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 7

MUSIC (APPLIED)

INSTRUCTION FORApplied music instruction for majors has

a $35 per-credit-hour service charge.

BASS (BASS)


Phone: 325-2081

1-2 hrs.BASS 2000 BASS

Sec. *** Cd 1

BASS 2000 *** has a service charge of $35.00.

2 hrs.BASS 2010 BASS

Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1


BASSOON (BASN)


Phone: 325-2081

1-2 hrs.BASN 2000 BASSOON

Sec. *** Cd 1

BASN 2000 *** has a service charge of $35.00.

2 hrs.BASN 2010 BASSOON

Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1


2 hrs.BASN 5010 BASSOON

Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1,3


CELLO (CELO)


Phone: 325-2081

1-2 hrs.CELO 2000 CELLO

Sec. *** Cd 1

CELO 2000 *** has a service charge of $35.00.

2 hrs.CELO 2010 CELLO

Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1


2 hrs.CELO 5010 CELLO

Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1


CLARINET (CLAR)


Phone: 325-2081

1-2 hrs.CLAR 2000 CLARINET

Sec. *** Cd 1

CLAR 2000 *** has a service charge of $35.00.

2 hrs.CLAR 2010 CLARINET

Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1


COMPOSITION (COMP)


Phone: 325-2081

1-2 hrs.COMP 2000 COMPOSITION

Sec. *** Cd 1

Corequisite: COMP 2000 011

COMP 2000 *** has a service charge of $35.00.

0 hrs.COMP 2000 DISC-COMP 2000-001

Sec. 011 Cd 1

CMC-0127E Lamb M

Corequisite: COMP 2000 001 THR COMP 2000 006


Sec. *** Cd 1




Sec. 011 Cd 1

CMC-0127E Lamb M



Sec. *** Cd 1




Sec. 011 Cd 1

CMC-0127E Lamb M



Sec. *** Cd 1




Sec. 011 Cd 1

CMC-0127E Lamb M



Sec. *** Cd 1




Sec. 011 Cd 1

CMC-0127E Lamb M



Sec. *** Cd 1




Sec. 011 Cd 1

CMC-0127E Lamb M



Sec. *** Cd 1







COMPOSITION (COMP)


Sec. 011 Cd 1

CMC-0127E Lamb M



Sec. *** Cd 1




Sec. 011 Cd 1

CMC-0127E Lamb M



Sec. *** Cd 1




Sec. 011 Cd 1

CMC-0127E Lamb M



Sec. *** Cd 1




Sec. 011 Cd 1

CMC-0127E Lamb M



Sec. *** Cd 1




Sec. 011 Cd 1

CMC-0127E Lamb M



Sec. *** Cd 1




Sec. 011 Cd 1

CMC-0127E Lamb M


EUPHONIUM (EUPH)


Phone: 325-2081

1-2 hrs.EUPH 2000 EUPHONIUM

Sec. *** Cd 1

EUPH 2000 *** has a service charge of $35.00.

2 hrs.EUPH 2010 EUPHONIUM

Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1


2 hrs.EUPH 5010 EUPHONIUM

Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1,3



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1


FLUTE (FLUT)


Phone: 325-2081

1-2 hrs.FLUT 2000 FLUTE

Sec. *** Cd 1

FLUT 2000 *** has a service charge of $35.00.

2 hrs.FLUT 2010 FLUTE

Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1


2 hrs.FLUT 5010 FLUTE

Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1


FRENCH HORN (FR H)


Phone: 325-2081

1-2 hrs.FR H 2000 FRENCH HORN

Sec. *** Cd 1

FR H 2000 *** has a service charge of $35.00.


Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1


2 hrs.FR H 5000 FRENCH HORN

Sec. *** Cd 1


2 hrs.FR H 5010 FRENCH HORN

Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1


GUITAR (GTAR)


Phone: 325-2081

1-2 hrs.GTAR 2000 GUITAR

Sec. *** Cd 1

GTAR 2000 *** has a service charge of $35.00.


Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1


HARP (HARP)


Phone: 325-2081

1-2 hrs.HARP 2000 HARP

Sec. *** Cd 1

HARP 2000 *** has a service charge of $35.00.


Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1


OBOE (OBOE)


Phone: 325-2081





OBOE (OBOE)

1-2 hrs.OBOE 2000 OBOE

Sec. *** Cd 1

OBOE 2000 *** has a service charge of $35.00.

2 hrs.OBOE 2010 OBOE

Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1


2 hrs.OBOE 5010 OBOE

Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1


ORGAN (ORGN)


Phone: 325-2081

1-2 hrs.ORGN 2000 ORGAN

Sec. *** Cd 1,3

ORGN 2000 *** has a service charge of $35.00.

2 hrs.ORGN 2010 ORGAN

Sec. *** Cd 1,3



Sec. *** Cd 1,3



Sec. *** Cd 1,3



Sec. *** Cd 1,3



Sec. *** Cd 1,3



Sec. *** Cd 1,3


2 hrs.ORGN 5010 ORGAN

Sec. *** Cd 1,3



Sec. *** Cd 1,3



Sec. *** Cd 1,3



Sec. *** Cd 1,3



Sec. *** Cd 1,3


PERCUSSION (PCUS)


Phone: 325-2081

1-2 hrs.PCUS 2000 PERCUSSION

Sec. *** Cd 1,3

PCUS 2000 *** has a service charge of $35.00.


Sec. *** Cd 1,3



Sec. *** Cd 1,3



Sec. *** Cd 1,3



Sec. *** Cd 1,3



Sec. *** Cd 1,3



Sec. *** Cd 1,3


2 hrs.PCUS 5010 PERCUSSION

Sec. *** Cd 1,3



Sec. *** Cd 1,3



Sec. *** Cd 1,3



Sec. *** Cd 1,3



Sec. *** Cd 1,3


PIANO (PIAN)


Phone: 325-2081

1-2 hrs.PIAN 2000 PIANO

Sec. *** Cd 1,3

PIAN 2000 *** has a service charge of $35.00.


Sec. *** Cd 1,3



Sec. *** Cd 1,3



Sec. *** Cd 1,3



Sec. *** Cd 1,3



Sec. *** Cd 1,3



Sec. *** Cd 1,3



Sec. *** Cd 1,3



Sec. *** Cd 1,3



Sec. *** Cd 1,3



Sec. *** Cd 1,3



Sec. *** Cd 1,3


SAXOPHONE (SAX)


Phone: 325-2081

1-2 hrs.SAX 2000 SAXOPHONE

Sec. *** Cd 1

SAX 2000 *** has a service charge of $35.00.

2 hrs.SAX 2010 SAXOPHONE

Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1


2 hrs.SAX 5010 SAXOPHONE

Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1,3



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1


TROMBONE (TROM)


Phone: 325-2081

1-2 hrs.TROM 2000 TROMBONE

Sec. *** Cd 1

TROM 2000 *** has a service charge of $35.00.

2 hrs.TROM 2010 TROMBONE

Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1






TROMBONE (TROM)


Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1


TRUMPET (TRMP)


Phone: 325-2081

1-2 hrs.TRMP 2000 TRUMPET

Sec. *** Cd 1

TRMP 2000 *** has a service charge of $35.00.

2 hrs.TRMP 2010 TRUMPET

Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1


2 hrs.TRMP 5010 TRUMPET

Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1


TUBA (TUBA)


Phone: 325-2081

1-2 hrs.TUBA 2000 TUBA

Sec. *** Cd 1

TUBA 2000 *** has a service charge of $35.00.

2 hrs.TUBA 2010 TUBA

Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1


2 hrs.TUBA 5010 TUBA

Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1


VIOLIN (VIOL)


Phone: 325-2081

1-2 hrs.VIOL 2000 VIOLIN

Sec. *** Cd 1

VIOL 2000 *** has a service charge of $35.00.


Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1


2 hrs.VIOL 5010 VIOLIN

Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1


VOICE (VOIC)


Phone: 325-2081

1-2 hrs.VOIC 2000 VOICE

Sec. *** Cd 1

VOIC 2000 *** has a service charge of $35.00.

2 hrs.VOIC 2010 VOICE

Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1,3



Sec. *** Cd 1


2 hrs.VOIC 5010 VOICE

Sec. *** Cd 1,3



Sec. *** Cd 1,3



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1,3



Sec. *** Cd 1


MUSIC EDUCATION (MUED)


Phone: 325-2081

0 hrs.MUED 1270 FIELD EXPERNCE-1272

Sec. 001 Cd 1,7

CMC-0120 Dell C

Corequisite: MUED 1272 001

MUED 1270 001 Contact department for additional information on

time and location.

2 hrs.MUED 1272 INSTRUMENTS LAB II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

11:30AM- 1:20PM CMC-0116 Dell CT

12:30PM- 1:20PM Raiber MR


MUED 1272 001 has a service charge of $45.00.


Sec. 001 Cd 1,7





MUSIC EDUCATION (MUED)

CMC-0120 Dell C



time and location.

2 hrs.MUED 1742 TEACH TECHNIQ-MUSIC

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMCMC-0116 Dell CT

10:30AM-12:20PMR


3 hrs.MUED 2733 MUS EARLY CHLDHD ED

Sec. 900

4:30PM- 6:10PM CMC-0032 Nelson ETR

3 hrs.MUED 2743 MUS-CLASSROOM TEACH

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM CMC-0032TR

Sec. 002 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:45PM CMC-0032TR

3 hrs.MUED 3043 MEDIA/TECH MUS INST

Sec. 001

11:30AM-12:45PMCMC-0006ATR



Sec. 001 Cd 1,7

CMC-0029 Raiber M

Corequisite: MUTE 3252 001


Sec. 001 Cd 1,7

CMC-0018 Nelson E


3 hrs.MUED 3733 TEACH VOCAL MUS 4-8

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-12:20PMCMC-0032 Nelson ETR



Sec. 001 Cd 1,7

CMC-0120 Curtis S

Lucas M


3 hrs.MUED 3743 TCH CHORAL MUS 9-12

Sec. 001 Cd 1

8:30AM-10:20AM CMC-0128 Curtis STR

Lucas M



Sec. 001 Cd 1,7

CMC-0029 Raiber M



time and location.

2 hrs.MUED 3762 TCH INSTR MUS 9-12

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMCMC-0124 Raiber MMWF


2 hrs.MUED 3792 INTERN-PIANO TEACH

Sec. 001 Cd 1

CMC-0009 Fast B


time and location.

2 hrs.MUED 4042 CAPSTONE SEMINAR

Sec. 001 Cd 1

CMC-0138 Dell C

Corequisite: MUED 4050 OR MUED 4060

MUED 4042 001 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.


time and location.

4-5 hrs.MUED 4050 TEACH EXP-ELEM SCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,7


4-5 hrs.MUED 4060 TEACH EXP-SECONDARY

Sec. 001 Cd 1,7

CMC-0120 Curtis S


2 hrs.MUED 4752 MARCHING BAND TECH

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM CMC-0116 Britt BTR


2 hrs.MUED 4762 STRING PEDAGOGY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMCMC-0227 Dell CMW

Sec. 002 Cd 1

CMC-0213 Le Blanc G


time and location.

2 hrs.MUED 5522 VOICE PEDAGOGY I

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMCMC-0228 Josephson KMW

O'Brien C

2 hrs.MUED 5562 SOLFEGE I

Sec. 900

4:30PM- 5:20PM CMC-0032MW

2 hrs.MUED 5622 PIANO PEDAGOGY II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

2:30PM- 4:20PM CMC-0009 Magrath JT


2 hrs.MUED 5642 INTERN-PIANO TEACH

Sec. 001 Cd 1

CH-0307 Magrath J


time and location.

Sec. 002 Cd 1,2,3

CMC-0017 Fast B


time and location.

2 hrs.MUED 5652 MSTR WKSHP-PIAN PED

Sec. 001 Cd 1

Magrath J


time and location.

2 hrs.MUED 5970 TCH PIANO ENSEM MUS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 3:10PM CMC-0009 Fast BW

2-9 hrs.MUED 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 7

2 hrs.MUED 6032 SOC FOUND-MUS ED

Sec. 900 Cd 1

5:30PM- 7:20PM CMC-0109T

2 hrs.MUED 6212 MEASURE/EVAL-MUED

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:30PM- 8:15PM CMC-0032R

2 hrs.MUED 6222 QUAL RES-MUSIC ED

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:30PM- 8:30PM CMC-0032M

2 hrs.MUED 6652 DRS WKSHP-PIANO PED

Sec. 001 Cd 1

CH-0307 Magrath J


time and location.

2-16 hrs.MUED 6980 RES DRS DISSERT

Sec. *** Cd 7

MUSIC LITERATURE (MULI)


Phone: 325-2081

2 hrs.MULI 2970 VOCAL LITERATURE

Sec. 001

8:30AM- 9:20AM CMC-0015TR

3 hrs.MULI 4533 KEYBOARD LITERATURE

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM CMC-0009MF

3 hrs.MULI 4543 INTRO-VOCAL LIT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM CMC-0128MWF

2 hrs.MULI 4970 HARP LITERATURE

Sec. 001 Cd 1

CMC-0229 Le Blanc G

3 hrs.MULI 5433 STUDY-PIANO LIT II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM CMC-0008 Shames SMF

2 hrs.MULI 5970 HARP LITERATURE

Sec. 001 Cd 1

CMC-0229 Le Blanc G

MUSIC FOR NON-MAJORS (MUNM)


Phone: 325-2081

2 hrs.MUNM 1022 BEGIN PIANO CLASS I

Sec. 001

9:30AM-10:20AM CMC-0008MW

THIS CLASS IS FOR BEGINNING PIANISTS ONLY. ADVANCED

PIANISTS WILL BE ASKED TO DROP.

MUNM 1022 001 has a service charge of $40.00.

Sec. 002

9:30AM-10:20AM CMC-0009MW




Sec. 003

10:30AM-11:20AMCMC-0009MW




Sec. 004

9:30AM-10:20AM CMC-0009TR




Sec. 005

10:30AM-11:20AMCMC-0009TR




2 hrs.MUNM 1022 BEG GUITAR CLASS I

Sec. 006

1:30PM- 2:20PM RPAC-3260 Hammett LMW


Sec. 007

1:30PM- 2:20PM RPAC-3260 Hammett LTR


Sec. 008

12:30PM- 1:20PM RPAC-3260 Hammett LTR


2 hrs.MUNM 1022 BEG JAZZ GUITAR I

Sec. 009

12:30PM- 1:20PM RPAC-3260 Hammett LMW


2 hrs.MUNM 1022 BEG VOICE CLASS I

Sec. 010

2:30PM- 3:20PM CMC-0015TR


Sec. 011

3:30PM- 4:20PM CMC-0015TR


2 hrs.MUNM 1022 BEGIN PIANO CLASS I

Sec. 900

4:30PM- 6:20PM CMC-0008T




Sec. 901

4:30PM- 6:30PM CMC-0009M




Sec. 902

6:30PM- 8:30PM CMC-0008M




Sec. 903

6:30PM- 8:30PM CMC-0009M




2 hrs.MUNM 1022 BEGIN DRUMSET I

Sec. 904

4:30PM- 5:20PM CMC-0107LMW


2 hrs.MUNM 1022 AFRICAN DRUMMING

Sec. 905

6:30PM- 8:20PM CMC-0124 Frazier DR


2 hrs.MUNM 1022 STEEL DRUM BAND

Sec. 906

6:00PM- 8:00PM CMC-0107LT


2 hrs.MUNM 1022 BEGIN DRUMSET I

Sec. 907

5:30PM- 6:20PM CMC-0107LMW


2 hrs.MUNM 1022 AFRICAN DRUMMING

Sec. 908






4:30PM- 6:20PM CMC-0124 Frazier DM


2 hrs.MUNM 1032 BEG PIANO CLASS II

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:20PM CMC-0008TR


2 hrs.MUNM 1032 BEGIN INST/VOICE II

Sec. 901 Cd 1

6:30PM- 8:20PM CMC-0009T


MUSIC INSTRUCTION FOR MUNM 1100 IS FOR

NON-MAJORS ONLY AND IS SUBJECT TO

FACULTY AVAILABILITY AND APPROVAL.

INSTRUCTION IS ALSO AVAILABLE AT THE 3100

AND 5100 LEVELS WITH THE SAME ENROLLMENT

RESTRICTIONS AND FACULTY ASSIGNMENTS.

1-2 hrs.MUNM 1100 BASS

Sec. *** Cd 1,3

MUNM 1100 *** has a service charge of $80.00.

1-2 hrs.MUNM 1100 BASSOON

Sec. *** Cd 1,3


1-2 hrs.MUNM 1100 CELLO

Sec. *** Cd 1,3


1-2 hrs.MUNM 1100 CLARINET

Sec. *** Cd 1,3


1-2 hrs.MUNM 1100 EUPHONIUM

Sec. *** Cd 1,3


1-2 hrs.MUNM 1100 FLUTE

Sec. *** Cd 1,3


1-2 hrs.MUNM 1100 FRENCH HORN

Sec. *** Cd 1,3


1-2 hrs.MUNM 1100 GUITAR

Sec. *** Cd 1,3


1-2 hrs.MUNM 1100 HARP

Sec. *** Cd 1


1-2 hrs.MUNM 1100 OBOE

Sec. *** Cd 1,3


1-2 hrs.MUNM 1100 ORGAN

Sec. *** Cd 1,3


1-2 hrs.MUNM 1100 PERCUSSION

Sec. *** Cd 1,3


1-2 hrs.MUNM 1100 PIANO

Sec. *** Cd 1,3


1-2 hrs.MUNM 1100 SAXOPHONE

Sec. *** Cd 1,3


1-2 hrs.MUNM 1100 TROMBONE

Sec. *** Cd 1,3


1-2 hrs.MUNM 1100 TRUMPET

Sec. *** Cd 1,3


1-2 hrs.MUNM 1100 TUBA

Sec. *** Cd 1,3


1-2 hrs.MUNM 1100 VIOLIN

Sec. *** Cd 1


1-2 hrs.MUNM 1100 VOICE

Sec. *** Cd 1,3


3 hrs.MUNM 1113 UNDERSTANDING MUSIC

Sec. 001 Cd 6

8:30AM- 9:20AM CMC-0101 Ambrosini AMWF

MUNM 1113 001 Is a GenEd Core Area IV `Artistic Forms` course.


MUNM 1113 001 Must be a member of the Honors College in order

to enroll.

Sec. 002

9:30AM-10:20AM CMC-0101 Ambrosini AMWF



Sec. 003

10:30AM-11:20AMCMC-0101 Ambrosini AMWF



Sec. 004

9:00AM-10:15AM CMC-0101 Le Blanc GTR



Sec. 005

10:30AM-11:45AMCMC-0101 Le Blanc GTR



Sec. 006

8:30AM- 9:20AM CMC-0015MWF



Sec. 007

9:30AM-10:20AM CMC-0015MWF



Sec. 008

10:30AM-11:20PMCMC-0015MWF



Sec. 009

11:30AM-12:20PMCMC-0015MWF



Sec. 010

2:30PM- 3:20PM CMC-0015MWF



Sec. 011

3:30PM- 4:20PM CMC-0015MWF



Sec. 900

4:30PM- 5:45PM CMC-0015MW



Sec. 901

6:00AM- 7:15PM CMC-0015MW



Sec. 902

4:30PM- 5:45PM CMC-0015TR



Sec. 903

6:00PM- 7:15PM CMC-0015TR



3 hrs.MUNM 1743 EXPERIENCING MUSIC

Sec. 001

8:30AM- 9:20AM CMC-0032MWF


Sec. 002

9:30AM-10:20AM CMC-0032MWF


Sec. 003

10:30AM-11:20AMCMC-0032MWF


Sec. 004

11:30AM-12:20PMCMC-0032MWF


Sec. 005

12:30PM- 1:20PM CMC-0032MWF


Sec. 006

1:30PM- 2:20PM CMC-0032MWF


3 hrs.MUNM 2313 HISTORY OF JAZZ

Sec. 001

11:30AM-12:20PMCMC-0109 Wilkinson JMWF


1 hrs.MUNM 2970 SPEC TOPICS-MUNM

Sec. 900

6:00PM- 8:00PM CMC-0116W

SPECIAL TOPICS: DRUMLINE

2 hrs.MUNM 3022 INTERMEDIATE VOICE

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:30PM- 4:20PM CMC-0228TR


1-2 hrs.MUNM 3100 BASS

Sec. *** Cd 1,3



Sec. *** Cd 1,3



Sec. *** Cd 1,3


1-2 hrs.MUNM 3100 EUPHONIUM

Sec. *** Cd 1,3



Sec. *** Cd 1,3



Sec. *** Cd 1,3



Sec. *** Cd 1,3


1-2 hrs.MUNM 3100 HARPSICHORD

Sec. *** Cd 1,3



Sec. *** Cd 1,3


1-2 hrs.MUNM 3100 OBOE

Sec. *** Cd 1,3



Sec. *** Cd 1,3


1-2 hrs.MUNM 3100 PERCUSSION

Sec. *** Cd 1,3



Sec. *** Cd 1,3



Sec. *** Cd 1,3


1-2 hrs.MUNM 3100 TROMBONE

Sec. *** Cd 1


1-2 hrs.MUNM 3100 TRUMPET

Sec. *** Cd 1,3


1-2 hrs.MUNM 3100 TUBA

Sec. *** Cd 1,3


1-2 hrs.MUNM 3100 VIOLIN

Sec. *** Cd 1,3



Sec. *** Cd 1,3


3 hrs.MUNM 3113 INTRO-WORLD MUSIC

Sec. 001 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMCMC-0131MWF

MUNM 3113 001 Is a GenEd Core Area IV `Non-West Culture` course.


Sec. 002 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM CMC-0131MWF



Sec. 003 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM CMC-0131MWF



Sec. 004 Cd 1

2:30PM- 3:20PM CMC-0131MWF



Sec. 005 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM CMC-0109MWF



Sec. 006 Cd 1






11:30AM-12:20PMCMC-0242MWF



Sec. 007 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM CMC-0242MWF



Sec. 008 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM CMC-0242MW



Sec. 009 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM CMC-0242TR



Sec. 010 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:45PMCMC-0242TR



Sec. 011 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM CMC-0242TR



Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:45PM CMC-0109MW



Sec. 901 Cd 1

6:00PM- 7:15PM CMC-0109MW



Sec. 902 Cd 1

7:30PM- 8:45PM CMC-0109MW



Sec. 903 Cd 1

7:30PM- 8:45PM CMC-0242MW



Sec. 904 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:45PM CMC-0242TR



Sec. 905 Cd 1

6:00PM- 7:15PM CMC-0242TR



3 hrs.MUNM 3513 MUSIC OF SOUTH ASIA

Sec. 001 Cd 1

2:30PM- 3:45PM CMC-0131 Sherinian ZTR


3 hrs.MUNM 4210 BEATLES SEMINAR

Sec. 001 Cd 1,6

1:30PM- 2:45PM CMC-0242 Rath CMW

MUNM 4210 001 Must be a member of the Honors College in order

to enroll.


Sec. *** Cd 1,3



Sec. *** Cd 1



Sec. *** Cd 1,3



Sec. *** Cd 1,2



Sec. *** Cd 1,3



Sec. *** Cd 1,3



Sec. *** Cd 1,3


1-2 hrs.MUNM 5100 HARPSICHORD

Sec. *** Cd 1,3



Sec. *** Cd 1,3



Sec. *** Cd 1,3



Sec. *** Cd 1,3


MUSIC RECITALS (JRRE)


Phone: 325-2081

1 hrs.JRRE 3021 JUNIOR RECITAL

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3,7

CMC-0138 Britt B

JRRE 3021 001 has a service charge of $75.00.

1 hrs.UGRE 4011 UNDERGRAD RECITAL

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3,7

CMC-0138 Britt B

UGRE 4011 001 has a service charge of $75.00.

2 hrs.SRRE 4012 CAPSTONE SEMINAR

Sec. 001 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:20PM CMC-0014 Stoops AR

SRRE 4012 001 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.

1 hrs.SRRE 4021 SENIOR RECITAL

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3,7

CMC-0138 Britt B

SRRE 4021 001 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.

SRRE 4021 001 has a service charge of $75.00.

GRADUATE RECITAL-MM (GRRE)


Phone: 325-2081

2 hrs.GRRE 5042 GRADUATE RECITAL-MM

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3,7

CMC-0138 Wagner I

GRRE 5042 001 has a service charge of $75.00.

GRAD MUED RECIT MME (GMER)


Phone: 325-2081

2 hrs.GMER 5052 GRAD MUED RECIT MME

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3,7

CMC-0138 Wagner I

GMER 5052 001 has a service charge of $75.00.

MUSIC RECITALS (RPHD)


Phone: 325-2081

2 hrs.RPHD 6022 GRAD RECITAL-PH D

Sec. 001 Cd 1,2,7

CMC-0138 Wagner I

RPHD 6022 001 has a service charge of $75.00.

GRAD COMP RECITAL (GCRE)


Phone: 325-2081

1 hrs.GCRE 5051 GRAD COMP RECITAL

Sec. 001 Cd 1,2,7

CMC-0138 Wagner I

GCRE 5051 001 has a service charge of $75.00.

GRAD RECITAL DMA (GDMA)


Phone: 325-2081

2 hrs.GDMA 6042 GRAD RECITAL DMA

Sec. 001 Cd 1,2,7

CMC-0138 Wagner I

GDMA 6042 001 has a service charge of $75.00.

MUSIC RECITALS (LDMA)


Phone: 325-2081

2 hrs.LDMA 6052 DMA LECTURE/RECITAL

Sec. 001 Cd 1,2,7

CMC-0138 Wagner I

LDMA 6052 001 has a service charge of $75.00.

MUSIC TECHNIQUE (MUTE)


Phone: 325-2081

0 hrs.MUTE 1010 RECITAL ATTENDANCE

Sec. 001 Cd 7

1:30PM- 2:20PM CMC-0104 Britt BR

MUTE 1010-001 FIRST MEETING ON TUESDAY, JAN 15 AT

1:30 PM IN CATLETT 104.

MUTE 1010 001 has a service charge of $50.00.

MUTE 1010 001 Contact department for additional information on

time and location.

0-1 hrs.MUTE 1120 JAZZ ENSEMBLE

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

3:30PM- 4:20PM CMC-0116 Wilkinson JMWF


MUTE 1120 001 REQUIRES SPECIAL AUDITION. CONSULT

DEPARTMENT.

Sec. 900 Cd 1,3




DEPARTMENT.

0-1 hrs.MUTE 1130 WIND SYMPHONY

Sec. 001

11:30AM- 1:20PM CMC-0116 Wakefield WMWF



DEPARTMENT.

0-1 hrs.MUTE 1130 SYMPHONY BAND

Sec. 002

1:30PM- 3:00PM CMC-0116 Britt BMWF

Jahnke J



DEPARTMENT.

0-1 hrs.MUTE 1130 CONCERT BAND

Sec. 003

2:30PM- 4:00PM CMC-0116 Jahnke JTR



DEPARTMENT.

0-1 hrs.MUTE 1140 UNIV ORCHESTRA

Sec. 001

12:30PM- 2:20PM CMC-0124 Shames JMWF



DEPARTMENT.

0-1 hrs.MUTE 1160 UNIVERSITY CHORALE

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:00PM- 2:50PM CMC-0128 Greenlee RMWF



DEPARTMENT.

0-1 hrs.MUTE 1170 UNIVERSITY CHOIR

Sec. 001

11:30AM-12:50PMCMC-0128 Curtis SMWF

Lucas M



DEPARTMENT.

0-1 hrs.MUTE 1180 UNIVERSITY CHORUS

Sec. 001

11:30AM-12:20PMCMC-0124 Burns BMWF



DEPARTMENT.

1 hrs.MUTE 1190 OPERA

Sec. 900 Cd 1,3






4:30PM- 6:30PM RPAC-3260 Ferrara WMTWRF



DEPARTMENT.

1 hrs.MUTE 1211 BRASS INSTR CLASS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMCMC-0124 Dobbins BTR


1 hrs.MUTE 1221 PERCUSS INSTR CLASS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:45AM CMC-0107ATR


1 hrs.MUTE 1231 WDWIND INSTR CLASS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMCMC-0128 Hall GTR


1 hrs.MUTE 1251 STRING INSTR CLASS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:45AM CMC-0124 Dell CTR


1 hrs.MUTE 1321 GROUP PIANO II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMCMC-0008MW


Sec. 002 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMCMC-0008 Fast BMW


Sec. 003 Cd 1

3:30PM- 4:20PM CMC-0008MW


Sec. 004 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:20AM CMC-0008TR


Sec. 005 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMCMC-0008TR


2 hrs.MUTE 1342 PIANO SKILLS II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMCMC-0009TR


1 hrs.MUTE 2271 CHAMBR MUS-WOODWIND

Sec. 001 Cd 1

2:30PM- 4:00PM CMC-0006D Cox JR


1 hrs.MUTE 2271 CHAMBER MUS-STRINGS

Sec. 002 Cd 1

2:30PM- 4:00PM CMC-0224T


1 hrs.MUTE 2271 CHAMBER MUS-BRASS

Sec. 003 Cd 1

2:30PM- 4:00PM CMC-0215 Matlick ET


1 hrs.MUTE 2271 CHAMBER MUS-CHOIR

Sec. 004 Cd 1

2:30PM- 4:00PM CMC-0128 Lucas MTR



DEPARTMENT.

1 hrs.MUTE 2271 CHAMBER MUSIC JAZZ

Sec. 005 Cd 1

2:30PM- 4:00PM CMC-0227 Wilkinson JT


1 hrs.MUTE 2271 CHAMBER MUS-GUITAR

Sec. 006 Cd 1

RPAC-2263 Hammett L



time and location.

1 hrs.MUTE 2271 CHAMBER MUS-HARP

Sec. 007 Cd 1

CMC-0138 Le Blanc G



time and location.

1 hrs.MUTE 2271 CHAMBER MUS-PIANO

Sec. 008 Cd 1

RPAC-2263 Shames S



time and location.

1 hrs.MUTE 2271 CHAMBER MUS-FLUTE

Sec. 009 Cd 1

4:00PM- 5:20PM CMC-0128 Watts VR


1 hrs.MUTE 2271 CH MUS-NEW CENT IMP

Sec. 900 Cd 1

5:30PM- 7:20PM CMC-0128R


0-1 hrs.MUTE 2280 STUDIO ENS-PERCUSSN

Sec. 001

4:00PM- 5:20PM CMC-0107A Drege LTR


0-1 hrs.MUTE 2280 STUDIO ENS-VIOLIN I

Sec. 002

12:30PM- 1:20PM CMC-0124T


0-1 hrs.MUTE 2280 SOONER BASSOONERS

Sec. 004

CMC-0208 Rath C



time and location.

0-1 hrs.MUTE 2280 STUDIO EN-VIOLIN II

Sec. 005

12:30PM- 1:20PM CMC-0227T


0-1 hrs.MUTE 2280 STUDIO ENS-TRUMPET

Sec. 007

4:00PM- 5:15PM CMC-0217 Sievers KT


0-1 hrs.MUTE 2280 STUDIO ENS-HORN

Sec. 008



0-1 hrs.MUTE 2280 STUDIO ENS-TROMBONE

Sec. 009

4:00PM- 5:45PM CMC-0116 Wagner IT


0-1 hrs.MUTE 2280 STUDIO ENS-TUBA

Sec. 010

4:00PM- 5:15PM CMC-0124 Dobbins BT


0-1 hrs.MUTE 2280 CLARINET CHOIR

Sec. 011

4:00PM- 5:15PM CMC-0124 Etheridge DR


1 hrs.MUTE 2311 GROUP PIANO III

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM CMC-0009TR


1 hrs.MUTE 2321 GROUP PIANO IV

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM CMC-0008MW


Sec. 002 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:20AM CMC-0009TR


Sec. 003 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM CMC-0008TR


Sec. 004 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMCMC-0008TR


1-2 hrs.MUTE 2970 BASSOON REEDMAKING

Sec. 001

CMC-0208 Rath C


time and location.

0-1 hrs.MUTE 3110 STUDIO ACCOMPANYING

Sec. 001 Cd 1

RPAC-2263 Shames S


time and location.


Sec. 001 Cd 1



Sec. 900 Cd 1



0-1 hrs.MUTE 3130 WIND SYMPHONY

Sec. 001




DEPARTMENT.

0-1 hrs.MUTE 3130 SYMPHONY BAND

Sec. 002


Jahnke J



DEPARTMENT.

0-1 hrs.MUTE 3130 CONCERT BAND

Sec. 003




DEPARTMENT.


Sec. 001




DEPARTMENT.


Sec. 001 Cd 1




DEPARTMENT.


Sec. 001 Cd 1


Lucas M



DEPARTMENT.


Sec. 001 Cd 1




DEPARTMENT.


Sec. 900 Cd 1




DEPARTMENT.

2 hrs.MUTE 3252 INSTR CONDUCTING II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMCMC-0116 Wakefield WMWF

Dell C


Sec. 002 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM CMC-0124 Shames JMWF

2 hrs.MUTE 3272 CHORAL CONDUCT II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMCMC-0015 Lucas MMWF

2 hrs.MUTE 3292 SINGER'S DICTION II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM CMC-0015TR


Sec. 001 Cd 1




Sec. 002 Cd 1

2:30PM- 4:00PM CMC-0124 Dane MT


1 hrs.MUTE 4271 CHAMBER MUS-BRASS

Sec. 003 Cd 1



1 hrs.MUTE 4271 CHAMBER MUS-CHOIR

Sec. 004 Cd 1




DEPARTMENT.

1 hrs.MUTE 4271 CHAMBER MUSIC-JAZZ

Sec. 005 Cd 1









Sec. 006 Cd 1




Sec. 007 Cd 1

CMC-0138 Le Blanc G



time and location.


Sec. 008 Cd 1

RPAC-2263 Shames S



time and location.


Sec. 009 Cd 1




Sec. 900 Cd 1

5:30PM- 7:20PM CMC-0128R


1 hrs.MUTE 4271 CH MUS-NEW CENT ENS

Sec. 901 Cd 1

5:30PM- 7:20PM CMC-0128 Lamb MT


0-1 hrs.MUTE 4280 PERCUSSION ORCHESTR

Sec. 001 Cd 1




Sec. 002 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM CMC-0124T



Sec. 004 Cd 1

CMC-0208 Rath C



time and location.


Sec. 005 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM CMC-0227T



Sec. 007 Cd 1




Sec. 008 Cd 1




Sec. 009 Cd 1




Sec. 010 Cd 1




Sec. 011 Cd 1



3 hrs.MUTE 4283 ACTING-OPERA

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMRPAC-3260 Ferrara WTR

2 hrs.MUTE 4290 OPERA PRODUCTION

Sec. 900 Cd 1


1-2 hrs.MUTE 4970 VOCAL COACHING

Sec. 001

CMC-0303


time and location.

Sec. 002

CMC-0306 Richstone L


time and location.

0-1 hrs.MUTE 5110 COLLEGIUM MUSICUM

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:30PM- 4:20PM CMC-0014 Greenlee RM


Sec. 001 Cd 1



Sec. 900 Cd 1



0-1 hrs.MUTE 5130 UNIVERSITY BAND

Sec. 001 Cd 1


WIND SYMPHONY.



DEPARTMENT.

Sec. 002 Cd 1


Jahnke J

SYMPHONY BAND.



DEPARTMENT.

Sec. 003 Cd 1


CONCERT BAND.



DEPARTMENT.


Sec. 001 Cd 1




DEPARTMENT.


Sec. 001 Cd 1




DEPARTMENT.


Sec. 001 Cd 1




DEPARTMENT.


Sec. 001 Cd 1




DEPARTMENT.


Sec. 900 Cd 1




DEPARTMENT.


Sec. 001 Cd 1




Sec. 002 Cd 1

2:30PM- 4:00PM CMC-0124 Dane MT


1 hrs.MUTE 5271 CHMBR MUS-BRASS

Sec. 003 Cd 1



1 hrs.MUTE 5271 CHMBR MUS-CHOIR

Sec. 004 Cd 1,3




DEPARTMENT.

1 hrs.MUTE 5271 CHAMBER MUSIC JAZZ

Sec. 005 Cd 1




Sec. 006 Cd 1




Sec. 007 Cd 1

CMC-0138 Le Blanc G



time and location.


Sec. 008 Cd 1

RPAC-2263 Shames S



time and location.


Sec. 009 Cd 1




Sec. 010 Cd 1

CMC-0301 Gates E



time and location.


Sec. 900 Cd 1

5:30PM- 7:20PM CMC-0128R


1 hrs.MUTE 5271 CH MUS-NEW CENT ENS

Sec. 901 Cd 1

5:30PM- 7:20PM CMC-0128 Lamb MT


0-1 hrs.MUTE 5280 PERCUSSION ORCHESTR

Sec. 001 Cd 1




Sec. 002 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM CMC-0124T



Sec. 004 Cd 1

CMC-0208 Rath C



time and location.


Sec. 005 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM CMC-0227T



Sec. 007 Cd 1




Sec. 008 Cd 1




Sec. 009 Cd 1




Sec. 010 Cd 1




Sec. 011 Cd 1



3 hrs.MUTE 5283 ACTING-OPERA

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMRPAC-3260 Ferrara WTR

2 hrs.MUTE 5290 OPERA PRODUCTION

Sec. 900 Cd 1







2 hrs.MUTE 5512 CHORAL CONDUCTING

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:20PM CMC-0014M


time and location.

2 hrs.MUTE 5522 INSTRUMENT CONDUCT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

CMC-0116I Wakefield W


time and location.

Sec. 002 Cd 1,2

2:30PM- 4:20PM CMC-0014 Shames JT

2 hrs.MUTE 5532 INSTRU SCORE STUDY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

CMC-0116B Wakefield W


time and location.

Sec. 002 Cd 1,2

CMC-0127D Shames J


time and location.

1-2 hrs.MUTE 5970 VOCAL COACHING

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

CH-0303


time and location.

Sec. 002 Cd 1,3

CH-0306 Richstone L


time and location.

3 hrs.MUTE 5970 MUS-HIGH EDU ADMIN

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 7:10PM CMC-0131 Lamb MR

2 hrs.MUTE 6152 CHORAL SCORE STUDY

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:20PM CMC-0020L Greenlee RTR

2 hrs.MUTE 6162 INSTR SCORE STUDIES

Sec. 001 Cd 1

CH-0116I Wakefield W


time and location.

Sec. 002 Cd 1

3:30PM- 4:20PM CMC-0020L Shames JMW

0-1 hrs.MUTE 6210 COLLEGIUM MUSICUM

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:30PM- 4:20PM CMC-0014 Greenlee RM

2 hrs.MUTE 6252 CHORAL CONDUCTING

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:20PM CMC-0014M


time and location.

2 hrs.MUTE 6262 INSTRMNT CONDUCTING

Sec. 001 Cd 1

CH-0116I Wakefield W


time and location.

Sec. 002 Cd 1,2

CMC-0139 Shames J


time and location.

MUSIC TECHNOLOGY (MUTK)


Phone: 325-2081

3 hrs.MUTK 4163 REAL TIME MIDI

Sec. 001 Cd 1

4:00PM- 5:15PM CMC-0006A Karathanasis KTR

3 hrs.MUTK 4183 SOUND DESIGN

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM CMC-0006A Karathanasis KMW

MUSIC THEORY (MUTH)


Phone: 325-2081

2 hrs.MUTH 1522 MUSIC STRUCTURES II

Sec. 001 Cd 1,6

8:30AM- 9:20AM CMC-0128 Reichardt SMWF

Corequisite: MUTH 1622 001

MUTH 1522 001 has a service charge of $30.00.

MUTH 1522 001 Must be a member of the Honors College in order

to enroll.

Sec. 002 Cd 1




Sec. 003 Cd 1




Sec. 004 Cd 1




Sec. 005 Cd 1




2 hrs.MUTH 1622 AURAL SKILLS II

Sec. 001 Cd 1,6

9:30AM-10:20AM CMC-0006A Reichardt SMW



MUTH 1622 001 Must be a member of the Honors College in order

to enroll.

Sec. 002 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMCMC-0006DMW



Sec. 003 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM CMC-0006AMW



Sec. 004 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM CMC-0006DMW



Sec. 005 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMCMC-0006AMW



2 hrs.MUTH 2522 MUSIC STRUCTURES IV

Sec. 001 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:20AM CMC-0109 Riddick FMWF



Sec. 002 Cd 1




Sec. 003 Cd 1




Sec. 004 Cd 1




2 hrs.MUTH 2622 AURAL SKILLS IV

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM CMC-0006ATR



Sec. 002 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM CMC-0006DTR



Sec. 003 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMCMC-0006ATR



Sec. 004 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMCMC-0006DTR



1 hrs.MUTH 2970 VOCAL SKILLS LAB I

Sec. 001

2:30PM- 3:20PM CMC-0006D Hulme LMWF

1 hrs.MUTH 2970 VOCAL SKILLS LAB II

Sec. 900

4:30PM- 5:20PM CMC-0006D Hulme LMWF

3 hrs.MUTH 3783 FORMS AND ANALYSIS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:20AM CMC-0014 Baker SMWF

3 hrs.MUTH 4863 ADV ORCHESTRATION

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM CMC-0131 Lamb MTR

2 hrs.MUTH 5822 PRACTICUM-MUTH II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:30PM- 4:20PM CMC-0109 Barrett RMW


3 hrs.MUTH 5833 ANLY 20TH CENT MUS

Sec. 001

10:30AM-11:20AMCMC-0131 Barrett RMWF

3 hrs.MUTH 5843 HISTORY OF THEORY

Sec. 900

4:30PM- 7:30PM CMC-0131 Stephenson KM

3 hrs.MUTH 5970 ADVANCED FORM

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM CMC-0109 Baker STR


3 hrs.MUTH 5970 AURAL THEORY

Sec. 002 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM CMC-0109 Riddick FTR


2-9 hrs.MUTH 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 3,7

MUSICAL THEATRE (MTHR)

Office: CARPENTER HALL0203

Phone: 325-0538

2 hrs.MTHR 1102 TAP FOUNDATIONS

Sec. 001

1:30PM- 2:50PM CH-0209 Reynolds-Reed ATR

MTHR 1102 001 has a service charge of $50.00.

2 hrs.MTHR 1402 JAZZ FOUNDATIONS

Sec. 001

1:30PM- 2:50PM CH-0209 Reynolds-Reed AMW


2 hrs.MTHR 1502 STUDIO VOICE I

Sec. 001 Cd 1

CH-0200A Cook M


MTHR 1502 001 Contact department for additional information on

time and location.

Sec. 002 Cd 1

CH-0200 Leseney V



time and location.

Sec. 003 Cd 1

CH-0302 Jiran A



time and location.

1 hrs.MTHR 1551 SIGHT READING

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:50PM CH-0103 Cook MTR

Leseney V


1 hrs.MTHR 2101 PERFORM PRACTICUM

Sec. 001 Cd 1,2

CH-0203


time and location.

2 hrs.MTHR 2112 TAP II

Sec. 001 Cd 1,2,4

9:30AM-10:50AM CH-0209 Cramer LMWF

MTHR Cross-Listed with: DANC


1 hrs.MTHR 2121 AUDITIONS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:50AMCH-0103 Christman PTR


2 hrs.MTHR 2442 JAZZ II

Sec. 001 Cd 1,2,4




2 hrs.MTHR 2502 STUDIO VOICE II

Sec. 001 Cd 1





MUSICAL THEATRE (MTHR)

CH-0200A Cook M



time and location.

Sec. 002 Cd 1

CH-0200 Leseney V



time and location.

Sec. 003 Cd 1

CH-0302 Jiran A



time and location.

2 hrs.MTHR 2552 SINGING FOR STAGE

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

CH-0200A Cook M


time and location.

2 hrs.MTHR 3142 SONG STUDY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 3:20PM CH-0103MWF


3 hrs.MTHR 3143 HIST-AMER MUS THEAT

Sec. 001

1:30PM- 2:45PM CH-0104TR

MTHR 3143 001 Is a GenEd Core Area IV `Artistic Forms` course.


2 hrs.MTHR 3172 ROLES

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:20PM CH-0103 Christman PTR

FOR SENIORS ONLY.


MTHR 3172 001 For Seniors only.

Sec. 002 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:50PM CH-0200 Cook MTR

Leseney V

FOR JUNIORS ONLY.


MTHR 3172 002 For Juniors only.

2 hrs.MTHR 3502 STUDIO VOICE III

Sec. 001 Cd 1

CH-0200A Cook M



time and location.

Sec. 002 Cd 1

CH-0200 Leseney V



time and location.

Sec. 003 Cd 1

CH-0302 Jiran A



time and location.

1 hrs.MTHR 4101 ADVANCED PRACTICUM

Sec. 001 Cd 1,2

CH-0203


time and location.

2 hrs.MTHR 4112 TAP IV

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

10:30AM-11:50AMCH-0209 Cramer LTR



2 hrs.MTHR 4182 DANCE STYLES II

Sec. 001 Cd 1



3 hrs.MTHR 4183 CAPSTONE EXPERIENCE

Sec. 010 Cd 1

CH-0203

Corequisite: MTHR 4183 011 THR MTHR 4183 015

MTHR 4183 010 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.



time and location.

0 hrs.MTHR 4183 DISC-MTHR 4183-010

Sec. 011 Cd 1

CH-0200C

Corequisite: MTHR 4183 010



time and location.

Sec. 012 Cd 1

CH-0200A Cook M




time and location.

Sec. 014 Cd 1

CH-0208 Christman P




time and location.

Sec. 015 Cd 1

CH-0202 Cramer L




time and location.

1-4 hrs.MTHR 4190 DEVELOPMENT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

CH-0203



time and location.

1-4 hrs.MTHR 4190 PRODUCING

Sec. 002 Cd 1

CH-0200C



time and location.

1-4 hrs.MTHR 4190 CABARET

Sec. 003 Cd 1

CH-0200A Cook M



time and location.

2 hrs.MTHR 4190 PERFORMANCE

Sec. 004 Cd 1

CH-0208 Christman P



time and location.

1-4 hrs.MTHR 4190 DANCE

Sec. 005 Cd 1

CH-0202 Cramer L



time and location.

2 hrs.MTHR 4442 JAZZ IV

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

3:30PM- 5:20PM FAC-0305 Reynolds-Reed AMW



2 hrs.MTHR 4502 STUDIO VOICE IV

Sec. 001 Cd 1

CH-0200A Cook M



time and location.

Sec. 002 Cd 1

CH-0200 Leseney V



time and location.

Sec. 003 Cd 1

CH-0302 Jiran A



time and location.

NATIVE AMERICAN STUDIES (NAS)

Office: ELLISON HALL0216

Phone: 325-2312

3 hrs.NAS 1013 INTRO-NATIV AMER ST

Sec. 010

11:30AM-12:20PMAH-0104MW

Corequisite: NAS 1013 011 OR NAS 1013 012

NAS 1013 010 Is a GenEd Core Area IV `Non-West Culture` course.

0 hrs.NAS 1013 DISC-NAS 1013-010

Sec. 011

10:30AM-11:20AMAH-0100F

Corequisite: NAS 1013 010


Sec. 012

11:30AM-12:20PMAH-0104F

Corequisite: NAS 1013 010


3 hrs.NAS 1713 AMER INDIAN LANG I

Sec. 900 Cd 4

5:00PM- 6:15PM DAHT-0906 Twins JTR

NAS Cross-Listed with: ANTH

NAS 1713 900 Is a GenEd Core Area I `Foreign Language` course.

NAS 1713 900 has a service charge of $15.00.

3 hrs.NAS 3113 NAT AMER PHILOSOPHY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMSEC-M0207 Sakakibara CTR



3 hrs.NAS 3693 NATV CUL AESTH/HRTG

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:45PM SEC-M0207 Heap of Birds STR


3 hrs.NAS 3863 RESEARCH METHODS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM FH-0304 Sakakibara CTR

1-3 hrs.NAS 3960 HONORS READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.NAS 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

3 hrs.NAS 4013 SENIOR CAPSTONE

Sec. *** Cd 1

NAS 4013 *** Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.

NAS 4013 *** has a service charge of $40.00.

3 hrs.NAS 4803 NAT AMER SOVEREIGN

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM DAHT-0906TR


3 hrs.NAS 4893 CON NAT AMER ART II

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

3:00PM- 6:00PM GH-0102 Heap Of Birds ET

NAS Cross-Listed with: ARTC



3 hrs.NAS 4913 AMER IND ED POL/DEV

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM BL-0102 Bread, JMW


1-6 hrs.NAS 4920 INTERNSHIP

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

1-3 hrs.NAS 4990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1

1-4 hrs.NAS 5050 DIRECTED READINGS

Sec. *** Cd 1,2

1 hrs.NAS 5971 PRE-THESIS SEMINAR

Sec. 001 Cd 1,2

ELLH-0204

2-6 hrs.NAS 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

NURSING (NURS)

Office: COL OF NURS ADMIN0341

Phone: 325-3521

1 hrs.NURS 4990 NURS/CONTEMP ISSUES

Sec. 900

6:30PM- 7:20PM PHSC-0225T

NURS 4990 900 FOR SOPHOMORES AND JUNIORS.

NAVAL SCIENCE (N S)

Office: ARMORY0010

Phone: 325-2021

0 hrs.N S 0110 N S LEADERSHIP DEV

Sec. 011 Cd 7

3:30PM- 5:30PM AH-0255 Stout KTR





NAVAL SCIENCE (N S)

N S 0110 011 has a service charge of $25.00.

3 hrs.N S 1133 SEAPOWER

Sec. 001

9:00AM-10:15AM ARM-0021 Olson ETR

3 hrs.N S 2133 NAVIGATION

Sec. 001

1:30PM- 2:45PM ARM-0020 Kennedy CTR

3 hrs.N S 3223 NAVAL ENGR SYSTEMS

Sec. 001

1:00PM- 2:15PM ARM-0021TR

3 hrs.N S 4633 LEADERSHIP & ETHICS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMARM-0021 Bohnenkamp STR

N S 4633 001 Contact department for additional information on time

and location.

PETROLEUM ENGINEERING (P E)


Phone: 325-2921




2 hrs.P E 2012 INTRO-PETR ENGR SYS

Sec. 001

8:00AM- 8:50AM SEC-A0235 Roegiers JTR

Corequisite: PHYS 2514 010 OR PHYS 2514 020

1 hrs.P E 2281 ENGR CO-OP PROGRAM

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,4,7

3 hrs.P E 3213 RESERVOIR ROCK PROP

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM CEC-0117 Sondergeld CTR

Corequisite: P E 3221 001 THR P E 3221 003

Sec. 002 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM CEC-0117 Sondergeld CTR

Corequisite: P E 3221 001 THR P E 3221 003

1 hrs.P E 3221 ROCK PROPERTIES LAB

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 6:00PM SEC-A0210 Sondergeld CT

Corequisite: P E 3213 001 OR P E 3213 002

Sec. 002 Cd 1

3:00PM- 6:00PM SEC-A0210 Sondergeld CR


Sec. 003 Cd 1

3:00PM- 6:00PM SEC-A0210 Sondergeld CW


3 hrs.P E 3223 FLUID MECHANICS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:20AM SEC-P0207 Osisanya SMWF

3 hrs.P E 3413 SUBSURFACE PRODUCTN

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM SEC-M0204 Callard JMWF

Sec. 002 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM SEC-M0207 Callard JMWF

3 hrs.P E 3513 RESERVOIR ENGR FUND

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM SEC-M0207 Akkutlu ITR

Sec. 002 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM SEC-P0209 Akkutlu ITR

3 hrs.P E 3723 NUM METH ENGR COMP

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

1:30PM- 2:20PM CEC-0121MWF

P E Cross-Listed with: AME C S CH E

Sec. 900 Cd 1,4


P E Cross-Listed with: AME C S CH E

3 hrs.P E 3813 FORM EVAL-WELL LOGS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM SEC-M0207 Rai CTR


Sec. 002 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM SEC-M0207 Rai CTR


1-3 hrs.P E 3960 HONORS READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.P E 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

3 hrs.P E 4033 OIL GAS & ENVIR LAW

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:10PM AH-0255 Trimble PT

1 hrs.P E 4331 DRILL/PRODUCTN LAB

Sec. 001 Cd 1

2:00PM- 5:00PM SEC-A0202 Osisanya ST

Sec. 002 Cd 1

2:00PM- 5:00PM SEC-A0202 Osisanya SR

3 hrs.P E 4423 SURFACE PROD ENGR

Sec. 960 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM SEC-M0204 Hubbard RMW

P E 4423 960 Is an interactive education TV course.

3 hrs.P E 4533 APPLIED RESERV ENGR

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM SEC-M0207 Civan FF

3 hrs.P E 4543 IMPRV RECOVERY TECH

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 5:30PM SEC-M0207 Tiab DW

3 hrs.P E 4553 INTEGRAT RESERV MGT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM SEC-P0207 Rai CMW

Oliver D

Callard J

P E 4553 001 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.

1-4 hrs.P E 4990 SPECIAL STUDIES

Sec. *** Cd 1,3

3 hrs.P E 5133 NON-NEWT FLUID MECH

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

2:00PM- 5:00PM SEC-P0201 Shah ST

P E Cross-Listed with: G E

3 hrs.P E 5623 NATURAL GAS PROCESS

Sec. 960 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:00PM SEC-M0204 Hubbard RW


2-9 hrs.P E 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 7

1-4 hrs.P E 5990 SPECIAL STUDIES

Sec. *** Cd 1,2

3 hrs.P E 5990 ADV PRODCTION-ENGR

Sec. 025 Cd 1

3:00PM- 6:00PM SEC-P0203 Callard JM

3 hrs.P E 5990 POROMECHANIC-ENGR

Sec. 026 Cd 1

3:00PM- 5:45PM SEC-P0110 Abousleiman YTR

3 hrs.P E 5990 ADV PRODUCTION ENGR

Sec. 960 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:00PM SEC-M0204M


3 hrs.P E 6573 ADV OIL RESERV ENGR

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

3:00PM- 5:40PM SEC-A0236 Civan FW

Oliver D

P E Cross-Listed with: G E

2-16 hrs.P E 6980 RES DRS DISSERT

Sec. *** Cd 7

PHILOSOPHY (PHIL)


Phone: 325-6324

3 hrs.PHIL 1013 INTRO TO PHILOSOPHY

Sec. 001

9:30AM-10:20AM PHSC-0100 Roche AMWF

PHIL 1013 001 Is a GenEd Core Area IV `Western Culture` course.

PHIL 1013 001 has a service charge of $2.00.

Sec. 002

10:30AM-11:20AMDAH-0112 Roche AMWF



Sec. 003

11:30AM-12:20PMDAH-0112 Ellis SMWF



Sec. 004

10:30AM-11:45AMPHSC-0321TR



Sec. 005

1:30PM- 2:45PM AH-0304TR



Sec. 006 Cd 6

1:30PM- 2:45PM DAHT-0607TR



PHIL 1013 006 Must be a member of the Honors College in order to

enroll.

Sec. 900

6:30PM- 9:20PM PHSC-0100W



3 hrs.PHIL 1103 CRITICAL REASONING

Sec. 001

10:30AM-11:20AMDAH-0125 Cook MMWF

PHIL 1103 001 Is a GenEd Core Area III `Social Sciences` course.


Sec. 002

9:00AM-10:15AM JFH-0102TR

PHIL 1103 002 Is a GenEd Core Area III `Social Sciences` course.


3 hrs.PHIL 1113 INTRO TO LOGIC

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM DAH-0125MWF

PHIL 1113 001 Is a GenEd Core Area I `Mathematics` course.


Sec. 002 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMPHSC-0359TR

PHIL 1113 002 Is a GenEd Core Area I `Mathematics` course.


3 hrs.PHIL 1203 HUMAN DESTINY

Sec. 001

2:30PM- 3:20PM DAH-0211 Taylor AMWF



3 hrs.PHIL 1213 INTRO TO ETHICS

Sec. 001

9:30AM-10:20AM DAH-0218 Purinton JMWF



Sec. 002

3:00PM- 4:15PM JFH-0102TR



Sec. 900

6:30PM- 9:30PM DAH-0211M



3 hrs.PHIL 2403 PHIL OF RELIGION

Sec. 001

9:00AM-10:15AM DAH-0116 Judisch NTR

3 hrs.PHIL 2900 SPECIAL TOPICS

Sec. ***

3 hrs.PHIL 2900 ETHICS IN AMERICA

Sec. 950

CRSM-0134


JANUARY 19, AT 10:00AM IN ROOM 134 CROSS CENTER

MAIN BUILDING, 1600 SOUTH JENKINS IN NORMAN.FOR

MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THIS COURSE,CHECK OUT

THE TELECOURSE WEBSITE AT http:tvi.ou.edu/

PHIL 2900 950 Is a telecourse.

3 hrs.PHIL 3033 PHIL & LITERATURE

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM SUT-0111 Olberding ATR


3 hrs.PHIL 3273 ETHICS AND BUSINESS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM GIH-0317 Ellis SMWF


3 hrs.PHIL 3303 EAST ASIAN PHILSPHY

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:40PM DAH-0116 Olberding AT

PHIL 3303 900 Is a GenEd Core Area IV `Non-West Culture` course.

3 hrs.PHIL 3313 HIST-ANCIENT PHIL

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM DAHT-0907 Purinton JMWF



3 hrs.PHIL 3333 HIST MODERN PHIL

Sec. 001 Cd 1

2:30PM- 3:20PM DAHT-0104 Roche AMWF


3 hrs.PHIL 3423 ANC/MED RELIG PHIL

Sec. 001 Cd 1





PHILOSOPHY (PHIL)

12:00PM- 1:15PM PHSC-0356 Zagzebski LTR



3 hrs.PHIL 3503 SELF AND IDENTITY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM PHSC-0222 Judisch NTR


3 hrs.PHIL 3533 LANG COMM & KNOWL

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM DAHT-0104 Elugardo RMWF


3 hrs.PHIL 3623 PHYSICS & COSMOLOGY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM GH-0102 Hawthorne JTR


3 hrs.PHIL 3733 REL-POLITIC THEORY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMMFPH-3020 Trachtenberg ZMWF


1 hrs.PHIL 3811 PHIL WRITING WKSHOP

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMDAHT-0607 Elugardo RR

3 hrs.PHIL 3813 HIST-ANCIENT/MAJORS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM AH-0311 Purinton JMWF

PHIL 3813 001 For Majors only.

3 hrs.PHIL 3833 HIST-MODERN/MAJORS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

2:30PM- 3:20PM FH-0320 Roche AMWF

PHIL 3833 001 For Majors only.

1-3 hrs.PHIL 3960 HONORS READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.PHIL 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.PHIL 3990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,3

3 hrs.PHIL 4293 ETHICAL THEORY

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

3:00PM- 6:00PM DAHT-0607 Sankowski EW

3 hrs.PHIL 4523 EPISTEMOLOGY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 6:00PM DAHT-0607R

3 hrs.PHIL 4893 SENIOR CAPSTONE

Sec. *** Cd 1,3

PHIL 4893 *** Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.


Sec. *** Cd 1,2,3

3 hrs.PHIL 5143 SYMBOLIC LOGIC II

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

3:00PM- 6:00PM DAHT-0607 Hawthorne JT

PHIL Cross-Listed with: LING

3 hrs.PHIL 5293 ETHICAL THEORY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 6:00PM DAHT-0607 Sankowski EW

3 hrs.PHIL 5313 ARISTOTLE

Sec. 900 Cd 1

7:00PM-10:00PM DAHT-0607 Benson HT

3 hrs.PHIL 5523 EPISTEMOLOGY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 6:00PM DAHT-0607R

3 hrs.PHIL 5833 GENDER, VALUES & ED

Sec. 900 Cd 1,4

4:25PM- 7:05PM COH-0218 Laird SR

PHIL Cross-Listed with: EDS

2-9 hrs.PHIL 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 3,7


Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

1-3 hrs.PHIL 6010 WRITING ED INQUIRY

Sec. 900 Cd 1,2,4

ECH-0206 Laird S

PHIL Cross-Listed with: EDS

PHIL 6010 900 Contact department for additional information on time

and location.

3 hrs.PHIL 6393 SEM-HISTORY OF PHIL

Sec. 001

3:00PM- 6:00PM DAHT-0607 Cook MM

3 hrs.PHIL 6543 SEM-PHIL OF MIND

Sec. 900 Cd 1

7:00PM-10:00PM DAHT-0607 Montminy MR

3 hrs.PHIL 6793 SEM-SOC/POLIT PHL

Sec. 900 Cd 1

7:00PM-10:00PM DAHT-0607 Trachtenberg ZW

2-16 hrs.PHIL 6980 RES DRS DISSERT

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

PHYSICS (PHYS)


Phone: 325-3961

4 hrs.PHYS 1114 PHYS NON-SCI MAJORS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM NH-0170 Ryan SMWRF

PHYS 1114 001 Is a GenEd Core Area II `Science w/o Lab` course.

Sec. 002 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMNH-0170 Ryan SMWRF


5 hrs.PHYS 1215 PHYS II FOR MAJORS

Sec. 010 Cd 1,6

9:30AM-10:20AM NH-0251 Strauss MMTWF


PHYS 1215 010 has a service charge of $25.00.

PHYS 1215 010 Must be a member of the Honors College in order

to enroll.

0 hrs.PHYS 1215 LAB-PHYS 1215-010

Sec. 011 Cd 1,6

1:30PM- 4:20PM NH-0320R

Corequisite: PHYS 1215 010

Sec. 012 Cd 1,6

1:30PM- 4:20PM NH-0320F


5 hrs.PHYS 1215 PHYS II FOR MAJORS

Sec. 020 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM NH-0251 Strauss MMTWF



0 hrs.PHYS 1215 LAB-PHYS 1215-020

Sec. 021 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM NH-0320R


Sec. 022 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM NH-0320F


1 hrs.PHYS 1311 GEN PHYSICS LAB I

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-11:20AM NH-0360 Bumm LM

PHYS 1311 001 Is a GenEd Core Area II `Science w/Lab` course.


Sec. 002 Cd 1

11:30AM- 1:50PM NH-0360 Bumm LM



Sec. 003 Cd 1

2:00PM- 4:20PM NH-0360 Bumm LM



Sec. 004 Cd 1

9:00AM-11:20AM NH-0360 Bumm LT



Sec. 005 Cd 1

11:30AM- 1:50PM NH-0360 Bumm LT



Sec. 006 Cd 1

2:00PM- 4:20PM NH-0360 Bumm LT



Sec. 007 Cd 1

9:00AM-11:20AM NH-0360 Bumm LW



Sec. 008 Cd 1

11:30AM- 1:50PM NH-0360 Bumm LW



Sec. 900 Cd 1




Sec. 901 Cd 1




Sec. 902 Cd 1




Sec. 903 Cd 1




1 hrs.PHYS 1321 GEN PHYSICS LAB II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

2:00PM- 4:20PM NH-0360 Bumm LW



Sec. 002 Cd 1

9:00AM-11:20AM NH-0360 Bumm LR



Sec. 003 Cd 1

11:30AM- 1:50PM NH-0360 Bumm LR



Sec. 004 Cd 1

2:00PM- 4:20PM NH-0360 Bumm LR



Sec. 005 Cd 1

9:00AM-11:20AM NH-0360 Bumm LF



Sec. 006 Cd 1

11:30AM- 1:50PM NH-0360 Bumm LF



Sec. 007 Cd 1

2:00PM- 4:20PM NH-0360 Bumm LF



Sec. 900 Cd 1




Sec. 901 Cd 1




Sec. 902 Cd 1




Sec. 903 Cd 1




Sec. 904 Cd 1

4:30PM- 6:50PM NH-0360 Bumm LF



4 hrs.PHYS 2414 PHYS-LIFE SCIENCE

Sec. 010 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:20AM NH-0270 Abbott BMWF

Corequisite: PHYS 2414 011 THR PHYS 2414 019


DISCUSSION SECTIONS AS A COREQUISITE: PHYS 2414 011

THROUGH 019.


0 hrs.PHYS 2414 DISC-PHYS 2414-010

Sec. 011 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:20AM NH-0270R



Sec. 012 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM NH-0251R



Sec. 013 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMCEC-0439R



Sec. 014 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM NH-0203R



Sec. 015 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMMFPH-3030R



Sec. 016 Cd 1





PHYSICS (PHYS)

10:30AM-11:20AMNH-0203R



Sec. 017 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMNH-0203R



Sec. 018 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM JFH-0102R



Sec. 019 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMAH-0101R



4 hrs.PHYS 2424 PHYS-LIFE SCIENCES

Sec. 010 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM NH-0270 Shaffer JMWF




THROUGH 018.


Sec. 011 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:20AM NH-0251T


Sec. 012 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:20AM NH-0203T


Sec. 013 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM NH-0203T


Sec. 014 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMNH-0203T


Sec. 015 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMPHSC-0223T


Sec. 016 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMNH-0302T


Sec. 017 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMKH-0234T


Sec. 018 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM PHSC-0102T


4 hrs.PHYS 2424 PHYS-LIFE SCIENCES

Sec. 020 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:20AM NH-0270MWF


4 hrs.PHYS 2514 GEN PHYS FOR ENGRS

Sec. 010 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMNH-0270 Skubic PMWF




THROUGH 019.



Sec. 011 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:20AM NH-0251R



Sec. 012 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:20AM NH-0203R



Sec. 013 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM NH-0103R



Sec. 014 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMAH-0104R



Sec. 015 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMCH-0104R



Sec. 016 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMCEC-0438R



Sec. 017 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMGIH-0344R



Sec. 018 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM CH-0104R



Sec. 019 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM NH-0270R




Sec. 020 Cd 1,6

11:30AM-12:20PMNH-0270 Skubic PMWF




to enroll.


Sec. 021 Cd 1,6

11:30AM-12:20PMNH-0103 Skubic PR




to enroll.


Sec. 010 Cd 1

2:30PM- 3:20PM NH-0270 Mason BMWF




THROUGH 016.


Sec. 011 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:20AM PHSC-0222T


Sec. 012 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:20AM NH-0170T


Sec. 013 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM PHSC-0102T


Sec. 014 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM NH-0170T


Sec. 015 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMCH-0104T


Sec. 016 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMAH-0101T


3 hrs.PHYS 3043 PHYS MECH I

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMNH-0251 Santos MTR

2 hrs.PHYS 3302 ADV LAB I

Sec. 001 Cd 1

4:00PM- 5:30PM NH-B0025 Johnson MW


PHYS 3302 001 Has additional meeting time. Consult department.

2 hrs.PHYS 3312 ADV LAB II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

4:00PM- 5:30PM NH-B0025 Johnson MW


PHYS 3312 001 Has additional meeting time. Consult department.

3 hrs.PHYS 3803 QUANTUM MECHANICS I

Sec. 001 Cd 1

2:30PM- 3:45PM NH-0251 Gutierrez PMW

1-3 hrs.PHYS 3960 HONORS READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.PHYS 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.PHYS 3990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,2

3 hrs.PHYS 4183 ELEC & MAGNETISM II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMNH-0203MWF

3 hrs.PHYS 4243 SOLID STATE PHYSICS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM NH-0203 Moore-Furneaux JMWF

1-3 hrs.PHYS 4300 SR RESEARCH PROJECT

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

4:00PM- 5:30PM NH-0150 Johnson MF

PHYS 4300 001 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.


Sec. 002 Cd 1,3

4:00PM- 5:30PM NH-0150 Johnson MF

PHYS 4300 002 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.


3 hrs.PHYS 4813 ATOMIC/MOLEC PHYS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMNH-0103 Abraham EMWF

1-3 hrs.PHYS 4990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

3 hrs.PHYS 5163 STATISTICAL MECH

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:20PM- 2:35PM NH-0203 Morrison MTR


Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM NH-0203 Moore-Furneaux JMWF

3 hrs.PHYS 5393 QUANTUM MECHANICS I

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM NH-0203 Watson DTR

3 hrs.PHYS 5583 ELECTRODYNAMICS II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM NH-0203 Milton KMWF

3 hrs.PHYS 5813 QUANT MECH ATOMS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMNH-0103 Abraham EMWF

1-2 hrs.PHYS 5910 PROBS IN NAT SCI

Sec. *** Cd 1,4,7

3 hrs.PHYS 5970 SEM-SELECTED TOPICS

Sec. 960 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:00PM NH-0103R

PHYS 5970 960 Is an interactive education TV course.

2-9 hrs.PHYS 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 7

1-4 hrs.PHYS 5990 SPECIAL STUDIES

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

3 hrs.PHYS 6243 ADV SOLID ST PHYS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMNH-0103 Mullen KMWF

3 hrs.PHYS 6283 ADV ATOM/MOLEC PHYS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM NH-0103MW

3 hrs.PHYS 6433 QUANT FIELD THEORY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM NH-0302 Kao CMWF

1 hrs.PHYS 6810 SEM-COLLISION DYNAM

Sec. 001 Cd 1

NH-0303

PHYS 6810 001 Contact department for additional information on

time and location.

1 hrs.PHYS 6841 NUCL/PARTICLE PHYS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

Gutierrez P

PHYS 6841 001 Contact department for additional information on

time and location.


Sec. 001 Cd 1

4:00PM- 5:00PM NH-0103 Doezema RF

3 hrs.PHYS 6860 NUMERICAL METHODS

Sec. 001 Cd 1,7

1:30PM- 2:20PM NH-0203 Baron EMWF

2-16 hrs.PHYS 6980 RES DRS DISSERT

Sec. *** Cd 7

POLITICAL SCIENCE (P SC)


Phone: 325-2061

ALL 2000 LEVEL P SC COURSES (except 2013 &

2603) WILL BE RESERVED FOR MAJORS DURING

ADVANCED REGISTRATION. BEGINNING MONDAY,

DECEMBER 3rd, CLASSES WILL BE OPEN TO ALL

STUDENTS.

3 hrs.P SC 1113 AMER FEDERAL GOVT

Sec. 001

8:30AM- 9:20AM DAH-0125MWF

P SC 1113 001 has a service charge of $5.00.






Sec. 002

9:30AM-10:20AM GLCH-0123 Sheffield JMWF


Sec. 003

10:30AM-11:20AMDAH-0218MWF


Sec. 004

11:30AM-12:20PMGH-0101MWF


Sec. 005

12:30PM- 1:20PM GH-0102MWF


Sec. 006

12:30PM- 1:20PM DAH-0211MWF


Sec. 007



Sec. 008 Cd 6

3:00PM- 5:50PM AH-0007H Gaddie RM


P SC 1113 008 Must be a member of the Honors College in order to

enroll.

Sec. 009

9:00AM-10:15AM DAH-0211 Boren DTR


Sec. 010

10:30AM-11:45AMNH-0270 Ray DTR


Sec. 011

12:00PM- 1:15PM NH-0270 Ellis MTR


Sec. 012

3:00PM- 5:50PM CEC-0438 Ellis MW


Sec. 900

6:30PM- 9:20PM GH-0101R


3 hrs.P SC 2013 INTRO-POLIT ANALY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM DAH-0116MW


3 hrs.P SC 2103 POLITICS IN AMERICA

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM AH-0304 Wert JTR


P SC 2103 001 For Majors only.

3 hrs.P SC 2173 ADMIN AND SOCIETY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:20AM DAH-0112 Raadschelders JMWF



Sec. 002 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM AH-0315 Lamothe MMW



3 hrs.P SC 2223 MAKING PUB POLICY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM MFPH-2030 Lamothe SMWF



3 hrs.P SC 2503 RELATIONS-NATIONS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMGLCH-0131 Grillot SMWF



3 hrs.P SC 2603 GOVTS AROUND WORLD

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

9:00AM-10:15AM BURT-0210 Goode PTR

P SC Cross-Listed with: IAS

P SC 2603 001 Is a GenEd Core Area IV `Western Culture` course.


3 hrs.P SC 2703 JUSTICE/LIBERTY/SOC

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:45PM DAH-0116 Maletz DTR



3 hrs.P SC 3020 MINORITY POLITICS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 5:50PM DAH-0125 Sheffield JT


3 hrs.P SC 3020 POLIT-US ECONOM POL

Sec. 002 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM COH-0246 Ray DTR


3 hrs.P SC 3113 BUREAUCRACY-CITIZEN

Sec. 001 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMAH-0355MWF


3 hrs.P SC 3123 SOCIAL STATISTICS

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

9:30AM-10:20AM DAH-0128 Piotrowski MMWF

P SC Cross-Listed with: SOC


Sec. 002 Cd 1,4

9:00AM-10:15AM PHSC-0100 Peck BTR



Sec. 003 Cd 1,4

10:30AM-11:20AMCH-0104MWF



Sec. 900 Cd 1,4

5:30PM- 8:30PM KH-0138 St John CF

8:00AM- 5:00PMA

12:00PM- 3:00PMS



P SC 3123 900 meets from Jan 25 - Feb 24.


P SC 3123 900 Meets weekends only. Consult department.

3 hrs.P SC 3170 EDUCATION POLICY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM BURT-0201 Hicklin AMW


3 hrs.P SC 3183 POLITIC-GOVT BUDGET

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM DAH-0116 Franklin ATR


3 hrs.P SC 3323 STATE GOVERNMENT

Sec. 900

6:30PM- 9:20PM PHSC-0122 Lamothe SW


3 hrs.P SC 3433 VOTERS & CAMPAIGNS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM GH-0102 Sheffield JMW


3 hrs.P SC 3453 SOUTHERN POLITICS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM GH-0102 Gaddie RMWF

P SC 3453 001 Is a GenEd Core Area III `Social Sciences` course.


3 hrs.P SC 3550 REGIME CHG/CONVT AC

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:30PM DAH-0128 Edger DM


3 hrs.P SC 3550 STUDY OF TERRORISM

Sec. 901 Cd 1

7:00PM- 9:50PM PHSC-0108 Miller GW


3 hrs.P SC 3563 US DIPLOMATIC HIST

Sec. 900 Cd 4

6:30PM- 9:20PM GH-0101 Zwink TT

P SC Cross-Listed with: HIST



3 hrs.P SC 3663 POLITICS MID EAST

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM MFPH-3020 Daadaoui MMWF


3 hrs.P SC 3713 IDEA-LIBERAL SOCIET

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMMFPH-2030MWF



3 hrs.P SC 3723 FOUND AMER POLITICS

Sec. 001

3:00PM- 4:15PM BL-0102 Hertzke ATR


2-3 hrs.P SC 3910 GOVT INTERNSHIP

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

1-3 hrs.P SC 3960 HONORS READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

3 hrs.P SC 3970 DEMOCRATIZATION

Sec. 001 Cd 1,6

1:30PM- 2:45PM DAH-0112 Kenney CTR





enroll.

3 hrs.P SC 3970 IDENT,PLACE,POLIT

Sec. 002 Cd 1,6

3:00PM- 4:15PM DAH-0116 Ray DTR



enroll.

1-3 hrs.P SC 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.P SC 3990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,2

3 hrs.P SC 4033 CAPITOL SCHOLARS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:10PM MH-0101 Krutz GF


3 hrs.P SC 4093 CAPSTONE IN POL SCI

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM BURT-0119 Goode PTR

P SC 4093 001 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.


Sec. 002 Cd 1,3

3:00PM- 6:00PM GIH-0344 Ellis MT




3 hrs.P SC 4113 AM FOREIGN POL-WWII

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM GIH-0350 Miller GMW



3 hrs.P SC 4203 CAP-PUB AFFAIR/ADM

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:30PM- 6:20PM MH-0101 Rosenthal CW



3 hrs.P SC 4213 REGULATORY POLICY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:30PM- 6:20PM AH-0100 Givel MW


3 hrs.P SC 4283 CIVIL RIGHTS/LIBERT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM GIH-0350 Wert JTR



3 hrs.P SC 4323 POLITICAL COMM

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

1:30PM- 2:45PM BURT-0210 Foster LMW

P SC Cross-Listed with: COMM


3 hrs.P SC 4723 ISSUES-AMER POLITIC

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMGIH-0228 Szymanski ATR



3 hrs.P SC 4730 TOPICS-POLIT THEORY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:20AM AH-0355MWF


1-3 hrs.P SC 4990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,2

3 hrs.P SC 5033 FOUND NONPROFIT MGT

Sec. 970 Cd 1

5:30PM- 9:10PM Lamothe MF

9:00AM- 5:00PMA

1:00PM- 4:00PMS

THIS IS A WEEKEND COURSE THAT WILL MEET THE

FOLLOWING DATES: JAN 25-27, FEB 22-24 AND MARCH 28-30.

P SC 5033 970 meets from Jan 25 - Mar 30.

P SC 5033 970 Meets at OUHSC

3 hrs.P SC 5053 FOUND PUBLIC POLICY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 6:00PM BURT-0201R






3 hrs.P SC 5133 STRATEGIC PLANNING

Sec. 900 Cd 1

7:00PM- 9:50PM AH-0007H Franklin AW

3 hrs.P SC 5143 PROGRAM EVALUATION

Sec. 001

3:30PM- 6:20PM COH-0340 James TM

3 hrs.P SC 5163 LEGIS PROCES/BEHAVR

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:30PM- 6:20PM KH-0137 Copeland GM

3 hrs.P SC 5173 BUREAUCRACY/POLITIC

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:30PM- 6:20PM BURT-0208T

3 hrs.P SC 5183 PUB BUDGET/FINANCE

Sec. 970 Cd 1

7:00PM- 9:50PM Krutz GR

P SC 5183 970 Meets at OUHSC

3 hrs.P SC 5203 URB LAND USE CONTRL

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

9:00AM-10:15AM CARN-0208AWarnken CTR

P SC Cross-Listed with: RCPL SOC


3 hrs.P SC 5313 URBAN MANAGEMENT

Sec. 900

7:00PM- 9:50PM GIH-0344 Givel MT

3 hrs.P SC 5373 EDUCATION POLICY

Sec. 900 Cd 1

7:00PM-10:00PM COH-0340 Hicklin AM

3 hrs.P SC 5453 THE PRESIDENCY

Sec. 900 Cd 1

7:00PM-10:00PM COH-0218 Szymanski AM

3 hrs.P SC 5513 INTL RELATIONS THRY

Sec. 900

7:00PM-10:00PM DAHT-0906 Heinze EM

3 hrs.P SC 5563 INT'L POL ECONOMY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 6:00PM DAHT-0104 Lee YR

3 hrs.P SC 5643 POLITICS-WEST EUR

Sec. 900 Cd 1

7:00PM- 9:50PM DAHT-0104 Smith MT

2-8 hrs.P SC 5910 GOVT INTERNSHIP

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

3 hrs.P SC 5933 ANALYSIS-POLIT DATA

Sec. 900 Cd 1

7:00PM- 9:50PM DAHT-0105 Copeland GW

2-5 hrs.P SC 5950 PUBLIC ADMIN

Sec. 001 Cd 1,7

DAHT-0305 Franklin A

1-3 hrs.P SC 5960 DIRECTED READINGS

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

2-9 hrs.P SC 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 7

3 hrs.P SC 6603 FIELD SEM-COMP POL

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:30PM- 6:20PM HEST-0213AKenney CW

3 hrs.P SC 6753 SEM-POLITICAL THRY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM COH-0218 Maletz DF

2-16 hrs.P SC 6980 RES DRS DISSERT

Sec. *** Cd 7

PORTUGUESE (PORT)


Phone: 325-6181

5 hrs.PORT 1225 BEG PORTUGUESE CONT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM BL-0102MTWRF

PORT 1225 001 Is a GenEd Core Area I `Foreign Language` course.

PORT 1225 001 has a service charge of $20.00.

3 hrs.PORT 2223 INTERM PORT (CONT)

Sec. 001 Cd 1

2:30PM- 3:20PM DAHT-0906 Ferreira IMWF

PORT 2223 001 has a service charge of $15.00.

3 hrs.PORT 3223 ADV PORTUGUESE CONT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM KH-0233 Ferreira ITR

PSYCHOLOGY (PSY)


Phone: 325-4511

3 hrs.PSY 1113 ELEMENTS OF PSYCH

Sec. 001

9:00AM-10:15AM DAH-0200 Terry CTR

PSY 1113 001 Is a GenEd Core Area III `Social Sciences` course.

PSY 1113 001 has a service charge of $14.00.

Sec. 002

1:30PM- 2:45PM DAH-0200 Judice NTR



Sec. 003

9:30AM-10:20AM DAH-0116MWF



Sec. 004

11:30AM-12:20PMDAH-0116MWF



Sec. 900 Cd 6

6:00PM- 8:50PM DAHT-0905 Thrash LW



PSY 1113 900 Must be a member of the Honors College in order to

enroll.

Sec. 901

6:30PM- 9:20PM AH-0315T



Sec. 902

5:30PM- 8:20PM DAH-0211W



Sec. 995

DAHT-0705




PSY 1113 995 This course is taught on the internet.

Sec. 996

DAHT-0705





Sec. 997

DAHT-0705





3 hrs.PSY 2003 UNDERSTANDING STATS

Sec. 010 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMSEC-N0202ATerry RTR

Corequisite: PSY 2003 011 THR PSY 2003 014


DISCUSSION SECTIONS AS A COREQUISITE: PSY 2003 011

THROUGH 014.

PSY 2003 010 Is a GenEd Core Area I `Mathematics` course.


0 hrs.PSY 2003 DISC-PSY 2003-010

Sec. 011 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM AH-0101T

Corequisite: PSY 2003 010


Sec. 012 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM DAHT-0104T



Sec. 013 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM KH-0136R



Sec. 014 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM DAHT-0104R




Sec. 020 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMDAH-0112 Thurston KTR




THROUGH 024.




Sec. 021 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM CH-0104 Boyce KT



Sec. 022 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM KH-0136T



Sec. 023 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM KH-0330R



Sec. 024 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM KH-0136R




Sec. 995 Cd 1

DAHT-0705





3 hrs.PSY 2113 RES METH I: STATS

Sec. 010 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM AH-0304 Toothaker LTR




THROUGH 014.



Sec. 011 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMDAHT-0105T


Sec. 012 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMDAHT-0105T


Sec. 013 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM DAHT-0105W


Sec. 014 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM DAHT-0105W



Sec. 020 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMDAHT-0905 Thurston KMW




Sec. 021 Cd 1

9:00AM- 9:50AM DAHT-0105 Thurston KT



Sec. 910 Cd 1

6:30PM- 7:45PM PHSC-0359TR




Sec. 911 Cd 1

8:00PM- 9:00PM PHSC-0230T



Sec. 970 Cd 1

9:00AM-12:35PM Cataldi AA


PSY 2113 970 Meets at OUHSC

3 hrs.PSY 2403 INTRO PERSONALITY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM DAH-0211 Cox-Fuenzalida LMWF

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 7:15PM DAH-0116MW

3 hrs.PSY 2503 COMPUTING-BEHAV SCI

Sec. 900

4:30PM- 7:30PM DAH-0017 Sadeghi KM

Sec. 901

4:30PM- 7:20PM DAH-0017 Sadeghi KT





PSYCHOLOGY (PSY)

3 hrs.PSY 2513 PSY-PERSONAL ADJUST

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:20PM COH-0244 Gattis DW

3 hrs.PSY 2603 DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCH

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM DAH-0128MWF

Sec. 002 Cd 1


Sec. 995 Cd 1

DAHT-0705 Mayeux L



3 hrs.PSY 3003 ADV UNDERGRAD STAT

Sec. 010 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMDAHT-0905 Toothaker LTR


0 hrs.PSY 3003 LAB-PSY 3003-010

Sec. 011 Cd 1

2:30PM- 3:20PM DAHT-0105 Toothaker LW


3 hrs.PSY 3083 ANIMAL BEHAVIOR

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

3:00PM- 4:15PM PHSC-0224 Schwagmeyer PTR

PSY Cross-Listed with: ZOO

4 hrs.PSY 3114 RES METH II:EXPERIM

Sec. 010 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMDAH-0017 Gronlund SMW



SECTIONS AS A COREQUISITE: PSY 3114 011 THROUGH 014.


0 hrs.PSY 3114 LAB-PSY 3114-010

Sec. 011 Cd 1

1:30PM- 3:50PM DAH-0017W


Sec. 012 Cd 1

6:00PM- 8:20PM DAH-0017W


Sec. 013 Cd 1

9:30AM-11:50AM DAH-0017R


Sec. 014 Cd 1

9:30AM-11:50AM DAH-0017F


4 hrs.PSY 3114 RES METH II:EXPERIM

Sec. 020 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM DAH-0017 Thurston KMW



SECTIONS AS A COREQUISITE: PSY 3114 021 THROUGH 024.


0 hrs.PSY 3114 LAB-PSY 3114-020

Sec. 021 Cd 1

12:00PM- 2:20PM DAH-0017R


Sec. 022 Cd 1

2:30PM- 4:50PM DAH-0017R


Sec. 023 Cd 1

6:00PM- 8:20PM DAH-0017R


Sec. 024 Cd 1

1:30PM- 3:50PM DAH-0017F


3 hrs.PSY 3203 COGNITIVE PSYCHOLGY

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:30PM- 7:45PM GH-0103 Carlson CTR

3 hrs.PSY 3703 SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM DAH-0206 Brown RTR

3 hrs.PSY 3803 PHYSIOLOGICAL PSY

Sec. 900 Cd 1

5:00PM- 7:50PM DAH-0206 Devenport LW

1-3 hrs.PSY 3960 HONORS READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.PSY 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.PSY 3990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,3

1-3 hrs.PSY 3990 RES-DECISION MAKING

Sec. 003 Cd 1,3

DAHT-0722 Snyder L


Sec. *** Cd 1,3

1-3 hrs.PSY 3990 DIRECTED INVESTIGTN

Sec. 014 Cd 1,3

DAHT-0714 Weiss R


Sec. *** Cd 1,3

3 hrs.PSY 4113 CAPSTONE SURVEY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM DAHT-0905 Showers CTR

TOPIC: SELF CONCEPT. THIS CLASS HAS A SEMINAR

FORMAT AND REQUIRES GROUP WORK AND ORAL

PRESENTATIONS.

PSY 4113 001 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.

Sec. 900 Cd 1

5:00PM- 7:50PM AH-0100 Walker CT


Sec. 901 Cd 1

5:00PM- 6:15PM AH-0315 Vincent ATR


3 hrs.PSY 4143 CAPSTONE PRACTICUM

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

3:00PM- 4:15PM DAHT-0706 Walker CT


PSY 4143 001 Has additional meeting time. Consult department.

3 hrs.PSY 4243 DECISION MAKING

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 7:15PM DAHT-0104 Thomas RMW

3 hrs.PSY 4403 ADVANCD PERSONALITY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM DAHT-0706 Anthony ATR

3 hrs.PSY 4453 ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM DAH-0103 Terry CTR

Sec. 002 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM DAHT-0706 Turner BTR

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 8:50PM GLCH-0131 Wright HW

1-3 hrs.PSY 4510 NUMBER NYNE

Sec. 001 Cd 1,7

ECH-0319 Stoltenberg C

1-3 hrs.PSY 4510 PRC-PERSONALITY RES

Sec. 004 Cd 1,3,7

DAHT-0705 Gilliland K

1-3 hrs.PSY 4510 APPL-PSY PRACTICUM

Sec. 027 Cd 1,7

DAHT-0705 Fisher J

Sec. 050 Cd 1,7

GHC-0201 Porterfield S

3 hrs.PSY 4703 PSYCH OF LEADERSHIP

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM AH-0112TR

3 hrs.PSY 4733 PSYCH OF PREJUDICE

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM DAHT-0905TR

3 hrs.PSY 4753 INDUSTRIAL PSYCH

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM AH-0311MW

Sec. 002 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM DAHT-0905TR

Sec. 995 Cd 1

DAHT-0705 Snyder L



1-3 hrs.PSY 4910 INSTRUCTIONAL AIDES

Sec. *** Cd 1,3

3 hrs.PSY 4913 BACHELOR SCI THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 1,3

3 hrs.PSY 4920 INTRO-CLINICAL PSY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM DAH-0112 Porterfield STR

3 hrs.PSY 4920 PREJUDICE/CIV RIGHT

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:30PM DAHT-0706 Kanak NM

3 hrs.PSY 4920 CIV RIGHTS MOVEMENT

Sec. 901 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:20PM DAHT-0706 Kanak NR

1-3 hrs.PSY 4990 PHYSIOLOGICAL PSYCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3


Sec. *** Cd 1,3

1-3 hrs.PSY 4990 DIRECTED INVESTIGTN

Sec. 014 Cd 1,3

DAHT-0714 Weiss R


Sec. *** Cd 1,3

1-3 hrs.PSY 4990 APPL PSY RESEARCH

Sec. 044 Cd 1,3



Sec. *** Cd 1,3

1-3 hrs.PSY 4990 MINORITY ISSUES

Sec. 060 Cd 1,3

DAHT-0705 Kanak N

1-3 hrs.PSY 4990 APPLIED PSY RESRCH

Sec. 123 Cd 1,3

DAHT-0709 Pierce P

3 hrs.PSY 5013 PSYCH STATISTICS II

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

3:00PM- 4:15PM GIH-0228 Rodgers JTR

3 hrs.PSY 5203 COGNITIVE PSYCH

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 7:15PM GIH-0350 Thomas RTR

3 hrs.PSY 5403 THRY/METH-DEVEL PSY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM- 1:20PM DAHT-0706 Mayeux LT

3 hrs.PSY 5423 CUR THEORY SOC PSY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 5:50PM DAHT-0706 Showers CW

STUDENTS OUTSIDE PSYCHOLOGY MUST HAVE SPECIAL

PERMISSION.

3 hrs.PSY 5783 ORGANIZATIONAL PSY

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

1:30PM- 2:45PM DAHT-0905 Snyder LMW

3 hrs.PSY 5783 TECH IN I/O PSYCHOL

Sec. 002 Cd 1

10:30AM- 1:20PM DAHT-0706 Connelly SR

1 hrs.PSY 5901 PSYCH SCIENCE I

Sec. 900 Cd 1,3,7

4:30PM- 5:30PM DAHT-0905 Devenport LM

1 hrs.PSY 5911 PSYCH SCIENCE II

Sec. 900 Cd 1,3,7

5:30PM- 6:30PM DAHT-0905 Devenport LM

1-4 hrs.PSY 5960 DIRECTED READINGS

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

1-4 hrs.PSY 5970 PRE-MASTER RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3

2-9 hrs.PSY 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 3,7

3 hrs.PSY 6023 STAT MODELS-TESTS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM DAHT-0905 Terry RMW

3 hrs.PSY 6063 MULTIVARIATE STATS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM DAHT-0905 Mendoza JTR

3 hrs.PSY 6423 STEREOTYPE/PREJUDIC

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM DAHT-0706MW

3 hrs.PSY 6433 THRY OF PERSONALITY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-11:50AM DAHT-0706 Cox-Fuenzalida LF

1-4 hrs.PSY 6910 READINGS-PSYCHOLOGY

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3,7

DAHT-0735 Devenport L

Sec. 002 Cd 1,3,7

DAHT-0722 Snyder L

Sec. 004 Cd 1,3,7


Sec. 005 Cd 1,3,7

DAHT-0705 Gronlund S

Sec. 006 Cd 1,3,7

DAHT-0705 Kanak N

Sec. 007 Cd 1,3,7

DAHT-0705 Thomas R

Sec. 008 Cd 1,3,7

DAHT-0719 Mendoza J

Sec. 010 Cd 1,3,7

DAHT-0705 Rodgers J





PSYCHOLOGY (PSY)

Sec. 011 Cd 1,3,7

DAHT-0722 Terry C

Sec. 012 Cd 1,3,7

DAHT-0739ATerry R

Sec. 013 Cd 1,3,7

DAHT-0814 Toothaker L

Sec. 014 Cd 1,3,7

DAHT-0714 Weiss R

Sec. 015 Cd 1,3,7

DAHT-0714 Mayeux L

Sec. 023 Cd 1,3,7

DAHT-0705 Buckley M

Sec. 026 Cd 1,3,7

DAHT-0733AJudice N

Sec. 030 Cd 1,3,7

DAHT-0730 Connelly S

Sec. 031 Cd 1,3,7

DAHT-0722 Mumford M

Sec. 032 Cd 1,3,7

DAHT-0815BShowers C

Sec. 034 Cd 1,3,7

DAHT-0737 Brown R

Sec. 036 Cd 1,3,7

DAHT-0739ACox-Fuenzalida L

Sec. 038 Cd 1,3,7

DAHT-0738 Day E

Sec. 039 Cd 1,3,7

DAHT-0719 Hahn S

1-6 hrs.PSY 6920 PHYSIOLOGICAL PSYCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

1-6 hrs.PSY 6930 RES-COGNITVE PROCES

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3,7


Sec. 005 Cd 1,3,7

DAHT-0705 Gronlund S

Sec. 006 Cd 1,3,7

DAHT-0705 Kanak N

Sec. 007 Cd 1,3,7

DAHT-0815AThomas R

1-6 hrs.PSY 6940 PERSONALITY RESERCH

Sec. 004 Cd 1,3,7


1-6 hrs.PSY 6940 RES-SOC & DEVEL PSY

Sec. 007 Cd 1,3,7

DAHT-0705

Sec. 010 Cd 1,3,7

DAHT-0705 Rodgers J

1-6 hrs.PSY 6940 RES-QUANITATIVE PSY

Sec. 012 Cd 1,3,7

DAHT-0739ATerry R

1-6 hrs.PSY 6940 RES-SOC & DEVEL PSY

Sec. 014 Cd 1,3,7

DAHT-0714 Weiss R

1-6 hrs.PSY 6940 RES-PER/SOC/DEV PSY

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

1-6 hrs.PSY 6940 REC-SOC & DEVL PSY

Sec. 036 Cd 1,3,7

DAHT-0705 Cox-Fuenzalida L

1-6 hrs.PSY 6960 I/O RESEARCH

Sec. 031 Cd 1,7

DAHT-0818 Mumford M

1-4 hrs.PSY 6970 POST-MAST RESEARCH

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3


Sec. 002 Cd 1,3

DAHT-0722 Snyder L

Sec. 005 Cd 1,3

DAHT-0815CGronlund S

Sec. 007 Cd 1,3

DAHT-0815AThomas R

Sec. 008 Cd 1,3

DAHT-0705 Mendoza J

Sec. 010 Cd 1,3

DAHT-0809 Rodgers J

Sec. 011 Cd 1,3

DAHT-0727 Terry C

Sec. 012 Cd 1,3

DAHT-0808 Terry R

Sec. 013 Cd 1,3

DAHT-0814 Toothaker L

Sec. 015 Cd 1,3

DAHT-0714 Mayeux L

Sec. 022 Cd 1,3

DAHT-0705 Russell C

Sec. 023 Cd 1,3

AH-0206B Buckley M

Sec. 026 Cd 1,3

DAHT-0733AJudice N

Sec. 030 Cd 1,3

DAHT-0730 Connelly S

Sec. 031 Cd 1,3

DAHT-0818 Mumford M

Sec. 032 Cd 1,3

DAHT-0815BShowers C

Sec. 038 Cd 1,3

DAHT-0738 Day E

2-16 hrs.PSY 6980 RES DRS DISSERT

Sec. *** Cd 3,7

REGIONAL & CITY PLANNING (RCPL)


Phone: 325-2444

3 hrs.RCPL 4863 ENVIRON ASSESSMENT

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4


RCPL Cross-Listed with: CEES

RCPL 4863 001 has a service charge of $15.00.

3 hrs.RCPL 5053 PLANNING MANAGEMENT

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:00PM CARN-0208APeterson ST


3 hrs.RCPL 5173 URBAN/REG ANALYSIS

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3,4

3:00PM- 5:45PM CARN-0208AMarshment RR

RCPL Cross-Listed with: ECON


3 hrs.RCPL 5203 URB LAND USE CONTRL

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4


RCPL Cross-Listed with: P SC SOC


3 hrs.RCPL 5463 COMPUT MAPPING/GIS

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:00PM CARN-0208AShen GM


3 hrs.RCPL 5493 TRANSPORT/LAND DEV

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

10:30AM-11:45AMCARN-0208ATR



3 hrs.RCPL 5513 SUBDIVISION PLAN

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:00PM CARN-0208AW

3 hrs.RCPL 5653 SEM-URBAN DESIGN

Sec. 900 Cd 1,4

6:30PM- 9:20PM GH-0102 Bozorgi KT

RCPL Cross-Listed with: ARCH


3 hrs.RCPL 5723 COMM DEV/REVITALZTN

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM CARN-0208AWarnken CTR


3 hrs.RCPL 5733 REAL EST DEV-URBAN

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM CARN-0208AShen GTR


3 hrs.RCPL 5853 WORLD ECON DEVELOP

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4


RCPL Cross-Listed with: ECON

3 hrs.RCPL 5863 ENVIRON ASSESSMENT

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4




1-6 hrs.RCPL 5960 DIRECTED READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

2-9 hrs.RCPL 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 7

RCPL 5980 *** has a service charge of $3.00.

2-6 hrs.RCPL 5990 SPECIAL STUDIES

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

1-6 hrs.RCPL 6520 FIELD STUDIES

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

RELIGIOUS STUDIES (RELS)


Phone: 325-3349

3 hrs.RELS 1113 INTRO-RELIG STUDIES

Sec. 001

10:30AM-11:45AMMFPH-3040 Boyd BTR

RELS 1113 001 Is a GenEd Core Area IV `Western Culture` course.

RELS 1113 001 has a service charge of $5.00.

3 hrs.RELS 2703 INTRO TO BUDDHISM

Sec. 001

9:30AM-10:20AM GIH-0317MWF

3 hrs.RELS 2923 INTRO ISLAMIC TRAD

Sec. 001

9:00AM-10:15AM GH-0103 Vishanoff DTR

3 hrs.RELS 3033 SURVEY OF BIBLE LIT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMGIH-0317MWF

3 hrs.RELS 3033 RELIGION & FILM

Sec. 002 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM KH-0138 Livesey NMWF

3 hrs.RELS 3063 ISLAMIC THEOLOGY

Sec. 002 Cd 1,6

3:00PM- 4:15PM AH-0304 Vishanoff DMW

RELS 3063 002 Must be a member of the Honors College in order to

enroll.

3 hrs.RELS 3113 INTERNSHIP

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

3 hrs.RELS 3153 HISTORICAL JESUS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM MFPH-3020 Boyd BTR

3 hrs.RELS 3413 STUDY OF RELIGION

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMCOH-0246TR

3 hrs.RELS 3703 LEG ISSUES CH/STATE

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 5:50PM AH-0112 Rossow LM

1-3 hrs.RELS 3960 HONORS READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.RELS 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.RELS 3990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,3

3 hrs.RELS 4323 CAPSTONE

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

1:30PM- 4:20PM BL-0324 Boyd TW

RELS 4323 001 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.

1-3 hrs.RELS 4990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,3

RUSSIAN (RUSS)


Phone: 325-6181

5 hrs.RUSS 1115 BEGINNING RUSSIAN

Sec. 001 Cd 5

12:30PM- 1:20PM KH-0231 Virabyan RMTWRF

RUSS 1115 001 Is a GenEd Core Area I `Foreign Language` course.

RUSS 1115 001 has a service charge of $20.00.

5 hrs.RUSS 1225 BEGIN RUSSIAN-CONT

Sec. 001 Cd 1,5

1:30PM- 2:20PM KH-0231 Virabyan RMTWRF



Sec. 900 Cd 1,5

6:30PM- 9:05PM GIH-0332TR



3 hrs.RUSS 2113 INTERMED RUSSIAN

Sec. 001 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMARM-0103 Rutsala KMWF






RUSSIAN (RUSS)

3 hrs.RUSS 2223 INTRMD RUSSIAN-CONT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:30PM- 4:20PM COH-0246 Virabyan RMWF


3 hrs.RUSS 3073 RUSS CONVERSATION

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM GIH-0332 Karriker ATR


3 hrs.RUSS 3423 ADV RUSSIAN (CONT)

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM GIH-0228 Rutsala KMWF


1-3 hrs.RUSS 3960 HONORS READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.RUSS 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.RUSS 3990 RUSSIAN CULTURE

Sec. 001 Cd 1,2,7

KH-0213 Johnson E

1-3 hrs.RUSS 3990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

3 hrs.RUSS 4183 20TH CENT RUSS LIT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM KH-0234 Johnson ETR

RUSS 4183 001 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.


3 hrs.RUSS 4970 20CT RUSSIAN POETRY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM FH-0319 Slivkin YMW

1-3 hrs.RUSS 4990 RUSSIAN CULTURE

Sec. 001 Cd 1,2,7

KH-0213 Johnson E

1-3 hrs.RUSS 4990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

2-4 hrs.RUSS 5910 PROBS IN RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 3,7

SOCIAL WORK (S WK)

Office: RHYNE HALL0211

Phone: 325-2821

3 hrs.S WK 2113 INTRO-SOCIAL WORK

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMRHYN-0115 Wells STR

3 hrs.S WK 2223 STATISTICS-SOC WORK

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM RHYN-0115 Rosenthal JTR

S WK 2223 001 Is a GenEd Core Area I `Mathematics` course.

3 hrs.S WK 3113 GENERALIST PRAC II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

8:30AM-11:20AM RHYN-0115 Curiel HM

Sec. 002 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM RHYN-0108 Curiel HW

3 hrs.S WK 3243 HBSE: GROUPS/COMM

Sec. 001 Cd 1

8:30AM-11:20AM RHYN-0115 Alzate MW

3 hrs.S WK 3313 SOC WELF POL/ANALYS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM RHYN-0115 Wedel KR

1-3 hrs.S WK 3960 HONORS READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.S WK 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

3 hrs.S WK 4093 S WK RESEARCH II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM RHYN-0115 Wright RM

Sec. 002 Cd 1

8:30AM-11:20AM RHYN-0116 Wright RW

3 hrs.S WK 4183 CH WLF/SEX ABUSE FM

Sec. 960 Cd 1

6:00PM- 8:50PM RHYN-0115 Wells SW

S WK 4183 960 Is an interactive education TV course.

1 hrs.S WK 4311 PRACTICUM SEMINAR I

Sec. 001 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMRHYN-0108 Baker DM

5 hrs.S WK 4315 PRACTICUM I

Sec. 001 Cd 1,7

RHYN-0108 Wisdom E

S WK 4315 001 has a service charge of $75.00.

5 hrs.S WK 4325 PRACTICUM II

Sec. 001 Cd 1,7

RHYN-0306 Olds V

S WK 4325 001 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.


Sec. 002 Cd 1,7

RHYN-0306 Olds V



Sec. 003 Cd 1,7

RHYN-0306 Froehle P



Sec. 004 Cd 1,7

RHYN-0306 Scifres L



Sec. 005 Cd 1,7

RHYN-0306 Froehle P



Sec. 006 Cd 1,7

RHYN-0306 Mc Dowell E



1 hrs.S WK 4331 PRAC SEMINAR II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMRHYN-0300 Baker DM


Sec. 002 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM RHYN-0300 Baker DM


Sec. 003 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMRHYN-0300 Baker DW


Sec. 004 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM RHYN-0300 Baker DW


3 hrs.S WK 4333 ALCOHOL/DRUG ABUSE

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 8:50PM RHYN-0108 Crain JW

1-3 hrs.S WK 4990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,2

3 hrs.S WK 5093 RESEARCH METHODS II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM RHYN-0116 Rosenthal JT

3 hrs.S WK 5113 GENERAL PRACTICE II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM RHYN-0116 Moxley DR

3 hrs.S WK 5183 CH WLF/SEX ABUSE FM

Sec. 960 Cd 1

6:00PM- 8:50PM RHYN-0115 Wells SW

S WK 5183 960 Is an interactive education TV course.

3 hrs.S WK 5243 HBSE II: GROUPS/ORG

Sec. 001 Cd 1

8:30AM-11:20AM RHYN-0116 Alzate MR

3 hrs.S WK 5313 SOC WELF-CHNG WORLD

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM RHYN-0108 Natale AT

3 hrs.S WK 5413 S WK PRACTICUM I

Sec. 001 Cd 1,7

RHYN-0212 Wisdom E


3 hrs.S WK 5423 S WK PRACTICUM II

Sec. 001 Cd 1,7

RHYN-0207 Wedel K


Sec. 002 Cd 1,7

RHYN-0214 Hardin-Moniz R


Sec. 003 Cd 1,7

RHYN-0307 Davis M


Sec. 004 Cd 1,7

RHYN-0306 Scifres L


6-12 hrs.S WK 5820 S WK PRACTICUM III

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3,7

RHYN-0310 Moxley D


Sec. 002 Cd 1,3,7

RHYN-0214 Wright R


Sec. 003 Cd 1,3,7

RHYN-0210


Sec. 004 Cd 1,3,7

RHYN-0205 Natale A


Sec. 005 Cd 1,3,7

RHYN-0306 Scifres L


Sec. 006 Cd 1,3,7

RHYN-0303


Sec. 007 Cd 1,7

RHYN-0307 Curiel H


Sec. 008 Cd 1,7

RHYN-0211


1-4 hrs.S WK 5960 DIRECTED READINGS

Sec. *** Cd 1,2

3 hrs.S WK 5973 ADV INTEGRATED SEM

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

9:00AM- 5:00PM RHYN-0108 Villegas De Chaverri SF

CLASS MEETS EVERY OTHER FRIDAY.

Sec. 002 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM RHYN-0116 Villegas De Chaverri SM

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:00PM RHYN-0116M

2-6 hrs.S WK 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

3 hrs.S WK 5983 MONITOR/EVALUATION

Sec. 001 Cd 1

8:30AM-11:20AM RHYN-0116 Moxley DM

Corequisite: S WK 5820

SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT (SCM)


Phone: 325-3561

SCM COURSES ARE RESTRICTED TO STUDENTS








CORE COURSES.

3 hrs.SCM 3223 LOGISTICS MGT

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

12:00PM- 1:15PM MFPH-2020 Min STR

SCM Cross-Listed with: MKT

Sec. 900 Cd 1,4

6:30PM- 9:20PM MFPH-2040 Grawe ST


3 hrs.SCM 3323 PURCH/BUYER BEHAVR

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

1:30PM- 2:45PM MFPH-2040 Kasulis JMW


Sec. 002 Cd 1,4

3:00PM- 4:15PM MFPH-2020 Landry TTR


Sec. 900 Cd 1,4

6:30PM- 9:20PM MFPH-3030 Arndt AR


3 hrs.SCM 3523 PRODUCTION/OPS MGT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM MFPH-2020 Gross KMWF

Sec. 002 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM MFPH-2010 Barman STR

3 hrs.SCM 4323 SUPPLY CHAIN MGT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM AH-0104 Daugherty PTR

2 hrs.SCM 5522 PRODUCTN/OPS MGT

Sec. 920 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:40PM MFPH-2010 Barman SR

SCM 5522 920 meets from Mar 10 - May 2.

2 hrs.SCM 5532 BUSINESS LOGISTICS

Sec. 910 Cd 1





SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT (SCM)

6:00PM- 9:40PM MFPH-2010 Roath AR

SCM 5532 910 meets from Jan 14 - Mar 7.

SOCIOLOGY (SOC)


Phone: 325-1751

3 hrs.SOC 1003 INTRO-WOMEN STUDIES

Sec. 001 Cd 4

12:00PM- 1:15PM GH-0101 Mann YTR

SOC Cross-Listed with: W S

SOC 1003 001 Is a GenEd Core Area IV `Western Culture` course.

SOC 1003 001 has a service charge of $5.00.

Sec. 995 Cd 4

PHSC-0530 Dickinson S

SOC Cross-Listed with: W S




SOC 1003 995 This course is taught on the internet.

3 hrs.SOC 1113 INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY

Sec. 001

10:30AM-11:20AMGLCH-0123 Ketchum PMWF

SOC 1113 001 Is a GenEd Core Area III `Social Sciences` course.


Sec. 002

10:30AM-11:45AMDAH-0128 Latimore TTR



Sec. 003

2:30PM- 3:20PM DAH-0103 Dinger JMWF



Sec. 004

12:30PM- 1:20PM DAH-0218 Dunnington JMWF



Sec. 005

8:30AM- 9:20AM DAH-0211 Ortiz JMWF



Sec. 006

3:00PM- 4:15PM DAH-0218 McNabb NTR



Sec. 007

3:30PM- 4:20PM DAH-0103 McGhee MMWF



Sec. 900

6:30PM- 9:20PM BURT-0210 Warehime MW



3 hrs.SOC 1523 SOCIAL PROBLEMS

Sec. 001

3:30PM- 4:45PM DAH-0128 Franzese RMW



Sec. 002

12:00PM- 1:15PM DAH-0128 Hackney JTR



Sec. 995

KH-0331 Sharp S


SOC 1523 995 meets from Jan 14 - Mar 7.




3 hrs.SOC 3123 SOCIAL STATISTICS

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

9:30AM-10:20AM DAH-0128 Piotrowski MMWF

SOC Cross-Listed with: P SC


Sec. 002 Cd 1,4

9:00AM-10:15AM PHSC-0100 Peck BTR



Sec. 003 Cd 1,4

10:30AM-11:20AMCH-0104MWF



Sec. 900 Cd 1,4

5:30PM- 8:30PM KH-0138 St John CF

8:00AM- 5:00PMA

12:00PM- 3:00PMS



SOC 3123 900 meets from Jan 25 - Feb 24.


SOC 3123 900 Meets weekends only. Consult department.

3 hrs.SOC 3133 SOCIAL RESEARCH

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMGH-0101 Hackney JMWF


Sec. 002 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM DAH-0218 Kelley MM


Sec. 900 Cd 1

5:30PM- 8:30PM BURT-0210 Hackney JF

8:00AM- 5:00PMA

1:00PM- 5:00PMS


SOC 3133 900 meets from Jan 18 - Feb 10.


3 hrs.SOC 3523 CRIME & DELINQUENCY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM DAH-0200 Carl JTR


Sec. 002 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM SEC-N0202 Latimore TTR


Sec. 995 Cd 1

KH-0331 Hope T





3 hrs.SOC 3533 CRIMINAL JUSTICE

Sec. 001 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMGLCH-0123 Franzese RMWF


Sec. 002 Cd 1

3:30PM- 6:20PM PHSC-0108 Lawrence DW


Sec. 003 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM ECH-0138MWF


Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:45PM DAH-0125 Ketchum PMW


3 hrs.SOC 3543 SOCIOL OF DEVIANCE

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM DAH-0103 Franzese RMWF


Sec. 900 Cd 1

5:30PM- 8:20PM COH-0244 Franzese RR


Sec. 995 Cd 1

KH-0331 Kelley M





3 hrs.SOC 3553 SOC OF LAW

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:45PM DAH-0218 Pearson TTR


Sec. 901 Cd 1

5:30PM- 8:20PM DAH-0128W


3 hrs.SOC 3623 MINORITY/ETHNIC GRP

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM DAH-0112 Beamon KTR


3 hrs.SOC 3643 POPULATN & SOCIETY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMDAH-0218 Piotrowski MMWF


3 hrs.SOC 3683 WLTH PWR & PRESTIGE

Sec. 001 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMGLRD-2030MWF


Sec. 002 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM DAH-0125MWF


Sec. 003 Cd 1

2:30PM- 3:20PM GH-0101MWF


3 hrs.SOC 3713 MEDICAL SOCIOLOGY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMDAH-0125 Hackney JTR

3 hrs.SOC 3723 SOCIOLOGY OF FAMILY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM DAH-0211 Hope TTR


Sec. 002 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM DAH-0206 Ketchum PMWF


Sec. 003 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM DAH-0125 Yoshida AMW


3 hrs.SOC 3733 SOCIOLOGY OF GENDER

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM SEC-N0202ABeutel ATR


Sec. 002 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM GLCH-0123 Burge STR


3 hrs.SOC 3843 SOCIOLOGY OF AGING

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM GLCH-0123 Burge STR


3 hrs.SOC 3900 RACE IN THE MEDIA

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:20PM GIH-0317 Ketchum PT


3 hrs.SOC 3913 DEATH PENALTY IN US

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:20PM AH-0104W

3 hrs.SOC 3933 CRIMINAL LAW

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 7:15PM DAH-0125 Pearson TTR

3 hrs.SOC 3943 AMERICAN LAW

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 5:45PM DAH-0116 Pearson TMW

1-3 hrs.SOC 3960 HONORS READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.SOC 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

3 hrs.SOC 4603 INTERN-CRIMINOLOGY

Sec. 900 Cd 1,3

KH-0329D Clay W


SOC 4603 900 Contact department for additional information on time

and location.

3 hrs.SOC 4843 CAPSTONE-CRIMINOLOG

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

10:30AM-11:45AMKH-0138 Hope TTR

SOC 4843 001 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.


Sec. 002 Cd 1,3

1:30PM- 4:20PM DAH-0218 Sharp SW



3 hrs.SOC 4943 CAPSTONE GEN SOC

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

1:30PM- 2:45PM GLCH-0131 St John CTR



Sec. 002 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM DAH-0128 Beutel ATR



1-3 hrs.SOC 4990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,2

3 hrs.SOC 5203 URB LAND USE CONTRL

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4


SOC Cross-Listed with: P SC RCPL


3 hrs.SOC 5293 ADV SOCIAL RESEARCH

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

3:00PM- 5:50PM KH-0330 Sharp ST


3 hrs.SOC 5313 QUALITATIVE METHODS

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

2:30PM- 5:20PM KH-0330 Beamon KM

SOC Cross-Listed with: COMM





SOCIOLOGY (SOC)

3 hrs.SOC 5323 ADV QUAL RESEARCH

Sec. 900 Cd 1,4

6:30PM- 9:20PM BURT-0125CSandel TW

SOC Cross-Listed with: COMM


3 hrs.SOC 5383 SOCIAL STRATIFCATN

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

3:00PM- 5:50PM KH-0330 Peck BR


3 hrs.SOC 5703 SOCIOLOGY OF EDUC

Sec. 900 Cd 1,4

7:25PM-10:15PM COH-0244M

SOC Cross-Listed with: EDS

1 hrs.SOC 5831 TEACHING SEMINAR I

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3,7

10:30AM-11:20AMKH-0330 Sharp SF


1-4 hrs.SOC 5960 DIRECTED READINGS

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7

SOC 5960 *** has a service charge of $1.00.

2-9 hrs.SOC 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 3,7


3 hrs.SOC 6343 SPC TOP-CRIMINOLOGY

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

2:00PM- 4:50PM KH-0330 Kelley MW

TOPIC: DRUGS AND ALCOHOL.


Sec. 900 Cd 1,3

5:30PM- 8:20PM KH-0330 Damphousse KW

TOPIC: SOCIAL CONTROL IN A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE.


3 hrs.SOC 6353 FAMILY DEMOGRAPHY

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:00PM KH-0330 Bass LM


2-16 hrs.SOC 6980 RES DRS DISSERT

Sec. *** Cd 3,7


1-4 hrs.SOC 6990 SPECIAL STUDIES

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,7


SPANISH (SPAN)


Phone: 325-6181

SPAN 1115 REQUIRES A SCREENING INTERVIEW


CONDUCTED IN ROOM 228 KAUFMAN HALL. SPAN

1115 IS A GEN ED CORE AREA I "FOREIGN

LANGUAGE" COURSE. SPAN 1115 HAS A SERVICE

CHARGE OF $15.00.

5 hrs.SPAN 1115 BEGINNING SPANISH

Sec. 001 Cd 3,5


SPAN 1115 001 has a service charge of $20.00.

Sec. 002 Cd 3,5

8:30AM- 9:20AM ARM-0103MTWRF


Sec. 003 Cd 3,5

9:30AM-10:20AM KH-0135MTWRF


Sec. 004 Cd 3,5



Sec. 005 Cd 3,5



Sec. 006 Cd 3,5

12:30PM- 1:20PM FH-0319MTWRF


Sec. 007 Cd 3,5



Sec. 008 Cd 3,5

11:30AM-12:20PMCH-0104MTWRF


Sec. 009 Cd 3,5



Sec. 010 Cd 3,5



Sec. 011 Cd 3,5

3:30PM- 4:20PM ARM-0101MTWRF


Sec. 012 Cd 3,5



Sec. 013 Cd 3,5



Sec. 014 Cd 3,5

8:30AM- 9:20AM DAHT-0104MTWRF


Sec. 015 Cd 3,5

12:30PM- 1:20PM GIH-0344MTWRF


Sec. 016 Cd 3,5

1:30PM- 2:20PM CEC-0123MTWRF


Sec. 900 Cd 3,5

6:30PM- 9:05PM KH-0137MW


Sec. 901 Cd 3,5

6:30PM- 9:05PM CEC-0441MW


Sec. 902 Cd 3,5

6:30PM- 9:05PM GIH-0326TR


Sec. 903 Cd 3,5

6:30PM- 9:05PM KH-0234TR


Sec. 904 Cd 3,5

6:30PM- 9:05PM BL-0102MW


Sec. 995

KH-0206 Silve L

ONLINE ORIENTATION REQUIRED. See



SPAN 1115 995 This course is taught on the internet.

Sec. 996

KH-0206 Silve L




Sec. 997

KH-0206 Silve L




SPAN 1225 IS A GEN ED CORE AREA I "FOREIGN

LANGUAGE" COURSE. SPAN 1225 HAS A SERVICE

CHARGE OF $15.00.

5 hrs.SPAN 1225 BEGIN SPANISH-CONT

Sec. 001 Cd 1,5



Sec. 002 Cd 1,5

9:30AM-10:20AM ARM-0103MTWRF


Sec. 003 Cd 1,5

8:30AM- 9:20AM DAHT-0907MTWRF


Sec. 004 Cd 1,5

10:30AM-11:20AMPHSC-0356MTWRF


Sec. 005 Cd 1,5



Sec. 006 Cd 1,5



Sec. 007 Cd 1,5

8:30AM- 9:20AM MFPH-3065MTWRF


Sec. 008 Cd 1,5

3:30PM- 4:20PM GIH-0332MTWRF


Sec. 009 Cd 1,5,6

9:30AM-10:20AM MFPH-3065MTWRF


SPAN 1225 009 Must be a member of the Honors College in order

to enroll.

Sec. 010 Cd 1,5

12:30PM- 1:20PM AH-0007HMTWRF


Sec. 011 Cd 1,5



Sec. 012 Cd 1,5



Sec. 013 Cd 1,5



Sec. 014 Cd 1,5



Sec. 015 Cd 1,5



Sec. 016 Cd 1,5

12:30PM- 1:20PM NH-0251MTWRF


Sec. 017 Cd 1,5

8:30AM- 9:20AM PHSC-0102MTWRF


Sec. 018 Cd 1,5

12:30PM- 1:20PM CEC-0123MTWRF


Sec. 019 Cd 1,5



Sec. 020 Cd 1,5



Sec. 021 Cd 1,5



Sec. 022 Cd 1,5



Sec. 023 Cd 1,5

12:30PM- 1:20PM AH-0112MTWRF


Sec. 024 Cd 1,5

12:30PM- 1:20PM AH-0315MTWRF


Sec. 025 Cd 1,5



Sec. 026 Cd 1,5

8:30AM- 9:20AM CEC-0438MTWRF


Sec. 900 Cd 1,5

6:30PM- 9:05PM KH-0136MW


Sec. 901 Cd 1,5

6:30PM- 9:05PM GIH-0338MW


Sec. 902 Cd 1,5

6:30PM- 9:05PM KH-0136TR


Sec. 903 Cd 1,5

6:30PM- 9:05PM PHSC-0115TR


Sec. 904 Cd 1,5

6:30PM- 9:05PM GIH-0338TR


Sec. 905 Cd 1,5

6:30PM- 9:05PM PHSC-0121TR


Sec. 906 Cd 1,5

6:30PM- 9:05PM KH-0319MW


Sec. 907 Cd 1,5

6:30PM- 9:05PM BURT-0201MW


Sec. 908 Cd 1,5

6:30PM- 9:05PM BURT-0119MW


Sec. 909 Cd 1,5

6:30PM- 9:05PM KH-0231MW


Sec. 910 Cd 1,5



Sec. 995 Cd 1

KH-0206 Cox S




Sec. 996 Cd 1

KH-0206 Cox S








SPANISH (SPAN)

Sec. 997 Cd 1

KH-0206 Serieux L




3 hrs.SPAN 2113 INTERMEDIATE SPAN

Sec. 001 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:20AM KH-0140MWF


Sec. 002 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM DAHT-0906MWF


Sec. 003 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:20AM KH-0234MWF


Sec. 004 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM GIH-0338TR


Sec. 005 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM FH-0319TR


Sec. 006 Cd 1

3:30PM- 4:20PM KH-0135MWF


Sec. 007 Cd 1

3:30PM- 4:20PM BL-0102MWF


Sec. 008 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM KH-0231MWF


Sec. 009 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM CEC-0439TR


Sec. 010 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM KH-0140MWF


Sec. 011 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMGIH-0326MWF


Sec. 012 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:20AM COH-0340MWF


Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 7:15PM KH-0135TR


Sec. 901 Cd 1

6:00PM- 7:15PM GIH-0326MW


Sec. 902 Cd 1

6:00PM- 7:15PM HEST-0213BMW


Sec. 903 Cd 1

6:00PM- 7:15PM DAHT-0907TR


Sec. 904 Cd 1

6:00PM- 7:15PM KH-0231TR


Sec. 920 Cd 1

6:00PM- 8:30PM FH-0334MW

SPAN 2113 920 meets from Mar 10 - May 2.


Sec. 995 Cd 1

KH-0228 Serieux L




Sec. 996 Cd 1

KH-0206 Serieux L




3 hrs.SPAN 2223 INTERMD SPAN CONT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMBL-0102TR


Sec. 002 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM FH-0336MWF


Sec. 003 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM PHSC-0115TR


Sec. 004 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM KH-0234MWF


Sec. 005 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMMFPH-3065TR


Sec. 006 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM DAHT-0907MWF


Sec. 007 Cd 1

2:30PM- 3:20PM COH-0246MWF


Sec. 008 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:20AM KH-0319MWF


Sec. 009 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM COH-0246MWF


Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 7:15PM COH-0246MW


3 hrs.SPAN 3073 SPAN CONVERSATION

Sec. 001 Cd 1

8:30AM- 9:20AM KH-0138MWF


Sec. 002 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMDAHT-0907 Guerenstein GTR


Sec. 003 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM KH-0137TR


Sec. 004 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMBURT-0119 Wray GMWF


Sec. 005 Cd 1



Sec. 006 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM KH-0132TR


3 hrs.SPAN 3423 ADV SPANISH COMP

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM KH-0138MWF


Sec. 002 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM GIH-0228TR


Sec. 003 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMBL-0102MWF


Sec. 004 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM KH-0132MWF


Sec. 900 Cd 1

5:00PM- 6:15PM KH-0319TR


3 hrs.SPAN 3723 BUSINESS SPAN II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

2:30PM- 3:20PM KH-0132MWF

3 hrs.SPAN 3733 MEDICAL SPANISH

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM BURT-0201TR

Sec. 002 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM COH-0340TR

3 hrs.SPAN 3743 LEGAL SPANISH

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM NH-0251TR

3 hrs.SPAN 3853 READING-SPANISH LIT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMKH-0132 Trigueros Ramos LMWF

Sec. 002 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM KH-0319MWF

Sec. 003 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMAH-0112TR

1-3 hrs.SPAN 3960 HONORS READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.SPAN 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.SPAN 3990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

3 hrs.SPAN 4103 SPAN-AMER LIT II

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM KH-0319 Long RMWF

Sec. 002 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM KH-0233 Colin JTR

3 hrs.SPAN 4163 SURVEY SPAN LIT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMPHSC-0122 Trigueros Ramos LMWF

Sec. 002 Cd 1

2:30PM- 3:20PM KH-0137 Trigueros Ramos LMWF

3 hrs.SPAN 4183 SENIOR CAPSTONE

Sec. *** Cd 1

SPAN 4183 *** Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.

3 hrs.SPAN 4313 SPANISH CIVILZATION

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM PHSC-0321 Boggs BTR

3 hrs.SPAN 4323 LAT AMER CIVILIZATN

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM KH-0140 Colin JTR

1-3 hrs.SPAN 4990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

3 hrs.SPAN 5523 COL LIT CRIOLLOS

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM KH-0233 Wray GMWF

3 hrs.SPAN 5723 MOD PENINSULA DRAMA

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMKH-0233 Boggs BTR

2-4 hrs.SPAN 5910 PROBS IN RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

3 hrs.SPAN 5940 LATIN AMER UTOPIAS

Sec. 001

3:30PM- 6:20PM HEST-0213BGuerenstein GR

2-9 hrs.SPAN 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 7

1-3 hrs.SPAN 5990 INDEPENDENT STUDIES

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,7

2-16 hrs.SPAN 6980 RES DRS DISSERT

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

TELECOMMUNICATIONS (TCOM)


Phone:3 hrs.TCOM 5123 WIRELESS COMM

Sec. 960 Cd 1,4


TCOM Cross-Listed with: ECE

TCOM 5123 960 Is an interactive education TV course.

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE (UCOL)


Phone:2 hrs.UCOL 1002 GATEWAY-COLL LEARN

Sec. 001 Cd 3

9:00AM- 9:50AM CARN-0200TR

UCOL 1002 001 has a service charge of $25.00.

2 hrs.UCOL 1022 CIA & CONGRESS

Sec. 001

9:00AM- 9:50AM FH-0336 Ray DTR


2 hrs.UCOL 2002 STRATEGIES-SUCCESS

Sec. 010 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM DAH-0200 Portwood LM

Corequisite: UCOL 2002 011 THR UCOL 2002 031

DISCUSSION SECTIONS 011-031 WILL MEET THE FIRST

WEEK OF CLASSES AND WILL BE THE FIRST MEETING FOR

THIS CLASS. LECTURE SECTION 010 FIRST MEETING WILL

BE JAN 22 DUE TO MLK HOLIDAY ON JAN 15.


0 hrs.UCOL 2002 DISC-UCOL 2002-010

Sec. 011 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM CARN-0200 Russell-Pendergraft JW

Portwood L

Corequisite: UCOL 2002 010

Sec. 012 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMAH-0100 Morren SW

Portwood L


Sec. 013 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM COH-0218 Lucas DW

Portwood L


Sec. 014 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM CEC-0121 Adams JW

Portwood L


Sec. 015 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM CEC-0439 Garner CW

Portwood L






UNIVERSITY COLLEGE (UCOL)

Sec. 016 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM NH-0251 Miller MW

Portwood L


Sec. 017 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM PHSC-0100 Portwood LW


Sec. 018 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM AH-0100 Jarnagin KW

Portwood L


Sec. 019 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM SUT-0111 Whitten AW

Portwood L


Sec. 020 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM PHSC-0119 Heeney RW

Portwood L


Sec. 021 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM HEST-0213BHodges JW

Portwood L


Sec. 022 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM AH-0352 Mccoy BW

Portwood L


Sec. 023 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMAH-0100 Jacobs RW

Portwood L


Sec. 024 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM HEST-0213BPortwood LF


Sec. 025 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM CARN-0200 Portwood LF


Sec. 026 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMHEST-0213BKyncl DW

Portwood L


Sec. 027 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM PHSC-0225 Portwood LF


Sec. 028 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM AH-0301 Streller CW

Portwood L


Sec. 029 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM PHSC-0360 Portwood LF


Sec. 030 Cd 1

12:30PM- 1:20PM COH-0218 Portwood LF

Sec. 031 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMHEST-0213BMiller MW

Portwood L

UNIVERSITY COURSE (UNIV)

Office: CARNEGIE HALL

Phone:3 hrs.UNIV 1000 INDPL PSP-GEOG/METR

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM FH-0304 Kloesel KTR

Tarhule A

1 hrs.UNIV 1000 FRSHMN ASTRONOMY SM

Sec. 002 Cd 1

2:30PM- 3:20PM NH-0103T

FRESHMAN ASTRONOMY SEMINAR:WHAT IS THE

UNIVERSE MADE OF?

4 hrs.UNIV 2000 DIFF/INTEG CALC II

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

12:30PM- 1:20PM PHSC-0122 Miller AMTWRF

3 hrs.UNIV 2000 DEATH:GRIEF/GROWTH

Sec. 002 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM PHSC-0201TR

COURSE WILL EXPLORE THE UNIVERSAL HUMAN

EXPERIENCE OF DYING, DEATH & GRIEF.USING AN

INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH, STUDENTS WILL DISCUSS

TOPICS LIKE THE DYING PROCESS,GRIEF &

MOURNING,AMERICAN ATTITUDES TOWARD DEATH &

DYING, RELIGIOUS PERSPECTIVES ON DEATH, THE

FUNERAL & SPECIFIC ISSUES LIKE SUICIDE, EUTHANASIA &

WAR.

1 hrs.UNIV 2000 RENAISSANCE PROJECT

Sec. 900 Cd 1

7:00PM- 7:50PM DAH-0206 Davis RT

1-16 hrs.UNIV 3000 WASHINGTON CENTER

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3,6

CCD5-0160 Morgan C

UNIV 3000 001 Must be a member of the Honors College in order to

enroll.

3 hrs.UNIV 4000 SLEP-BIOTEC/HAPPY

Sec. 001 Cd 1,3

MH-0559 DeBolt H

UNIV 4000 001 Does not meet full semester. Consult department.

3 hrs.UNIV 4000 CCEW INTERNSHIP

Sec. 900 Cd 1,3

5:00PM- 7:50PM SRTC-1020 Pullin DT

CLASS MEETS IN THE BOARD ROOM AT STEPHENSON

RESEARCH CENTER.

UNIV 4000 900 See comments online at enroll.ou.edu for meeting

location.

WOMEN'S STUDIES PROGRAM (W S)


Phone: 325-3481

3 hrs.W S 1003 INTRO-WOMEN STUDIES

Sec. 001 Cd 4

12:00PM- 1:15PM GH-0101 Mann YTR

W S Cross-Listed with: SOC

W S 1003 001 Is a GenEd Core Area IV `Western Culture` course.

W S 1003 001 has a service charge of $5.00.

Sec. 995 Cd 4

PHSC-0530 Dickinson S

W S Cross-Listed with: SOC




W S 1003 995 This course is taught on the internet.

3 hrs.W S 3233 WOMEN/SOCIAL CHANGE

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 5:40PM BURT-0208 Brenner HR


3 hrs.W S 3933 EARLY MOD WITCHHUNT

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

11:30AM-12:20PMAH-0315 Skeeters MMWF

W S Cross-Listed with: HIST



1-3 hrs.W S 3960 HONORS READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.W S 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

3 hrs.W S 4003 METHOD AND THEORY

Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:00PM- 9:00PM PHSC-0530ASkeeters MM

3 hrs.W S 4013 INTERNSHIP

Sec. *** Cd 1,2,3

3 hrs.W S 4123 CONTEMP FEM THOUGHT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 5:40PM PHSC-0360 Houng VR

W S 4123 001 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.

3 hrs.W S 4243 WOMEN'S HEALTH

Sec. 001 Cd 1

2:30PM- 5:10PM COH-0218 Chambers ST

3 hrs.W S 4913 SENIOR THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 1

1-6 hrs.W S 4990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

3 hrs.W S 5123 CONTEMP FEM THOUGHT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 5:40PM PHSC-0360 Houng VR

1-6 hrs.W S 5960 DIRECTED READINGS

Sec. *** Cd 1,7

ZOOLOGY (ZOO)

Office: RICHARDS HALL0314

Phone: 325-4821

THE ZOOLOGY DEPARTMENT RESERVES THE

RIGHT TO DROP STUDENTS FROM ZOOLOGY

COURSES FOR NON-ATTENDANCE OR FAILURE TO

MEET COURSE PREREQUISITES. STUDENTS WHO

WISH TO DROP ZOOLOGY COURSES AFTER

ENROLLMENT STILL HAVE THE RESPONSIBILITY

FOR THE DROP.

3 hrs.ZOO 1003 CONTEMP ISSUES BIO

Sec. 995 Cd 4

PHSC-0530 Hoefnagels M

ZOO Cross-Listed with: BOT MBIO


ZOO 1003 995 Is a GenEd Core Area II `Science w/o Lab` course.

ZOO 1003 995 This course is taught on the internet.

Sec. 996 Cd 4

PHSC-0530 Galbraith H




ZOO 1003 996 This course is taught on the internet.

5 hrs.ZOO 1005 CONCEPTS IN BIOLOGY

Sec. 010 Cd 4


2:30PM- 3:20PMW

Corequisite: ZOO 1005 011 OR ZOO 1005 012



SECTIONS AS A COREQUISITE: ZOO 1005 011 OR 012.

ZOO 1005 010 Is a GenEd Core Area II `Science w/Lab` course.

ZOO 1005 010 has a service charge of $35.00.

0 hrs.ZOO 1005 LAB-ZOO 1005-010

Sec. 011 Cd 4

1:30PM- 4:20PM GLCH-0230T

Corequisite: ZOO 1005 010



Sec. 012 Cd 4

1:30PM- 4:20PM GLCH-0230R




4 hrs.ZOO 1114 INTRO ZOOLOGY

Sec. 001 Cd 5

10:30AM-11:45AMDAH-0200 Brooks MTR

10:30AM-11:20AMW


Sec. 002 Cd 5

10:30AM-11:45AMDAH-0200 Brooks MTR

2:30PM- 3:20PMW


Sec. 900 Cd 5

4:30PM- 6:20PM NH-0270TR


THE ZOOLOGY DEPARTMENT RESERVES THE

RIGHT TO DROP STUDENTS FROM ZOO 1121 FOR

NON-ATTENDANCE. STUDENTS WHO WISH TO

DROP ZOOLOGY COURSES AFTER ENROLLMENT

STILL HAVE THE RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE DROP.

CHECK WITH THE DEPARTMENT FOR CLOSED

COURSE INSTRUCTIONS.

1 hrs.ZOO 1121 INTRO ZOOLOGY LAB

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM RH A-0159M



Sec. 002 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM RH A-0166M



Sec. 003 Cd 1

8:30AM-11:20AM RH A-0159T



Sec. 004 Cd 1

8:30AM-11:20AM RH A-0166T







ZOOLOGY (ZOO)

Sec. 005 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM RH A-0159T



Sec. 006 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM RH A-0166T



Sec. 007 Cd 1

8:30AM-11:20AM RH A-0159W



Sec. 008 Cd 1

8:30AM-11:20AM RH A-0166W



Sec. 009 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM RH A-0159W



Sec. 010 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM RH A-0166W



Sec. 011 Cd 1

8:30AM-11:20AM RH A-0159R



Sec. 012 Cd 1

8:30AM-11:20AM RH A-0166R



Sec. 013 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM RH A-0159R



Sec. 014 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM RH A-0166R



Sec. 015 Cd 1

8:30AM-11:20AM RH A-0159F



Sec. 016 Cd 1

8:30AM-11:20AM RH A-0166F



Sec. 017 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM RH A-0159F



Sec. 018 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM RH A-0166F



Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:30PM RH A-0159M



Sec. 901 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:30PM RH A-0166M



Sec. 902 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:20PM RH A-0159T



Sec. 903 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:20PM RH A-0166T



Sec. 904 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:20PM RH A-0159W



Sec. 905 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:20PM RH A-0166W



Sec. 906 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:20PM RH A-0159R



Sec. 907 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:20PM RH A-0166R



1 hrs.ZOO 2011 CRITICAL EVALUATION

Sec. 010 Cd 1

6:05PM- 6:55PM GLCH-0123 Sullivan RW

Shelton W

Corequisite: ZOO 2011 011 THR ZOO 2011 015


SECTIONS AS A COREQUISITE: ZOO 2011 011 THROUGH 015.

0 hrs.ZOO 2011 LAB-ZOO 2011-010

Sec. 011 Cd 1

9:30AM-10:20AM RH-0167 Sullivan RW

Shelton W


Sec. 012 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:20AMRH-0167 Sullivan RW

Shelton W


Sec. 013 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMRH-0167 Sullivan RW

Shelton W


Sec. 014 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:20PM RH-0167 Sullivan RW

Shelton W


Sec. 015 Cd 1

2:30PM- 3:20PM RH-0167 Sullivan RW

Shelton W


2 hrs.ZOO 2012 FOUNDATN-BIOMED SCI

Sec. 001 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMDAH-0211 Thompson JTR

4 hrs.ZOO 2094 INVERTEBRATE ZOO

Sec. 010 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM SUT-0111TR

Corequisite: ZOO 2094 011 OR ZOO 2094 012


SECTIONS AS A COREQUISITE: ZOO 2094 011 OR 012.


0 hrs.ZOO 2094 LAB-ZOO 2094-010

Sec. 011 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM RH-0262T


Sec. 012 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM RH-0262R


4 hrs.ZOO 2124 HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY

Sec. 010 Cd 1,3

11:30AM-12:20PMAH-0150 Ketchum HMWF





ZOO 2124 010 Restricted to certain majors. Consult department.

0 hrs.ZOO 2124 LAB-ZOO 2124-010

Sec. 011 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM RH-0213M


Sec. 012 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:20PM RH-0213M


Sec. 013 Cd 1

8:30AM-11:20AM RH-0213T


Sec. 014 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM RH-0213T


Sec. 015 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:20PM RH-0213T


Sec. 016 Cd 1

8:30AM-11:20AM RH-0213W


4 hrs.ZOO 2124 HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY

Sec. 020 Cd 1,3

12:00PM- 1:15PM GLCH-0123 Wilson DTR






0 hrs.ZOO 2124 LAB-ZOO 2124-020

Sec. 021 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM RH-0214M


Sec. 022 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:20PM RH-0214M


Sec. 023 Cd 1

8:30AM-11:20AM RH-0214T


Sec. 024 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM RH-0214T


Sec. 025 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:20PM RH-0214T


Sec. 026 Cd 1

8:30AM-11:20AM RH-0214W


4 hrs.ZOO 2204 COMP VERTEBRTE ANAT

Sec. 010 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMNH-0170 Highfill JMWF





0 hrs.ZOO 2204 LAB-ZOO 2204-010

Sec. 011 Cd 1

8:30AM-11:20AM SUT-0101R


Sec. 012 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM SUT-0101R


Sec. 013 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:20PM SUT-0101R


4 hrs.ZOO 2234 INTRO-HUMAN ANATOMY

Sec. 010 Cd 1,3

8:30AM-11:20AM COLM-E0004Davis BT



0 hrs.ZOO 2234 LAB-ZOO 2234-010

Sec. 011 Cd 1

8:30AM-11:20AM COLM-E0004Davis BR


5 hrs.ZOO 2255 HUMAN ANATOMY

Sec. 010 Cd 1,3

9:30AM-10:20AM DAH-0211 Gordon CMWF






0 hrs.ZOO 2255 LAB-ZOO 2255-010

Sec. 011 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM COLM-E0004MW


Sec. 012 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM COLM-E0004TR


Sec. 013 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:20PM COLM-E0004MW


Sec. 014 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:20PM COLM-E0004TR


4 hrs.ZOO 2404 ECOLOGY-ENVIR QUAL

Sec. 010 Cd 1,4

10:30AM-11:45AMGLCH-0131TR


ZOO Cross-Listed with: BOT


DISCUSSION SECTIONS AS A COREQUISITE: ZOO 2404 011

THROUGH 014.



0 hrs.ZOO 2404 LAB-ZOO 2404-010

Sec. 011 Cd 1,4

12:30PM- 3:20PM GLCH-0040M




Sec. 012 Cd 1,4

1:30PM- 4:20PM GLCH-0040T




Sec. 013 Cd 1,4

12:30PM- 3:20PM GLCH-0040W




Sec. 014 Cd 1,4





ZOOLOGY (ZOO)

1:30PM- 4:20PM GLCH-0040R




3 hrs.ZOO 2913 INTRO-QUANT BIOLOGY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM PHSC-0230 Mock DT

1:30PM- 2:45PM SUT-0111R

3 hrs.ZOO 3013 EVOLUTION

Sec. 001 Cd 1

12:00PM- 1:15PM SUT-0111 Ray TTR

Sec. 002 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM SUT-0111 Ray TMW

3 hrs.ZOO 3073 MED ENT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM- 1:15PM RH-0260 Ketchum HTR

3 hrs.ZOO 3083 ANIMAL BEHAVIOR

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

3:00PM- 4:15PM PHSC-0224 Schwagmeyer PTR

ZOO Cross-Listed with: PSY

1 hrs.ZOO 3101 PRINC PHYSIOLGY LAB

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM RH-0214R


Sec. 900 Cd 1

6:30PM- 9:20PM RH-0214R


3 hrs.ZOO 3103 PRINC OF PHYSIOLOGY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM NH-0170 Zhang BMW

3 hrs.ZOO 3113 CELL BIOLOGY

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4



Sec. 900 Cd 1,4



1 hrs.ZOO 3201 ANIMAL DEVELOP LAB

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM RH-0250T


Sec. 002 Cd 1

12:30PM- 3:20PM RH-0250W


3 hrs.ZOO 3203 ANIMAL DEVELOPMENT

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM GH-0101 Wang HTR

3 hrs.ZOO 3333 GENETICS

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4

10:30AM-11:20AMAH-0150 Thompson JMWF


Sec. 002 Cd 1,4

8:30AM- 9:20AM AH-0150 Thompson JMWF


3 hrs.ZOO 3403 PRIN OF ECOLOGY

Sec. 010 Cd 1

11:30AM-12:20PMAH-0359 Wellborn GMW



0 hrs.ZOO 3403 LAB-ZOO 3403-010

Sec. 011 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM RH-0262M


Sec. 012 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM RH-0262W


Sec. 013 Cd 1

1:30PM- 4:20PM RH-0262F


1-3 hrs.ZOO 3960 HONORS READING

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

1-3 hrs.ZOO 3980 HONORS RESEARCH

Sec. *** Cd 1,3,6

ZOO 3980 *** has a service charge of $10.00.

1-3 hrs.ZOO 3990 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. *** Cd 1,2

1-3 hrs.ZOO 3990 INTERN CONSERV BIOL

Sec. 050 Cd 1,2

S134-0001 Bergey E

Sec. 051 Cd 1,2

Broughton R

Sec. 052 Cd 1,2

Kelly J

Sec. 053 Cd 1,2

Vaughn C

Sec. 054 Cd 1,2

Patten M


Sec. *** Cd 1,2

3 hrs.ZOO 4153 ENDOCRINOLOGY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM RH-0304 Hopkins PTR

3 hrs.ZOO 4223 CELL MOLEC NEUROBIO

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM SRTC-1020 Hewes RMW

4 hrs.ZOO 4244 ANIMAL HISTOLOGY

Sec. 010 Cd 1,3

10:30AM-11:20AMRH-0260 Safiejko-Mroczka BMW

Bell P



0 hrs.ZOO 4244 LAB-ZOO 4244-010

Sec. 011 Cd 1

2:30PM- 4:20PM RH-0260 Safiejko-Mroczka BMW


3 hrs.ZOO 4843 MOLECULAR BIOLOGY

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4



1 hrs.ZOO 4871 NEURO SCIENCE SEM

Sec. 001 Cd 1,7

12:30PM- 1:20PM RH-0304 Wilson DF

1 hrs.ZOO 4961 GENERAL SEMINAR

Sec. 900 Cd 1,7

4:30PM- 6:00PM GLCH-0123 Schlupp IW

3 hrs.ZOO 4970 NEUROETHOLOGY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM RH-0304 Berkowitz ATR


3 hrs.ZOO 4970 MULTIVAR ANALYSIS

Sec. 002 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMRH-0304 Patten MTR


3 hrs.ZOO 4970 CONSERVATN GENETICS

Sec. 005 Cd 1

2:00PM- 4:50PM SUT-0312 Weider LM


3 hrs.ZOO 4970 ECOLOGY OF LAKES

Sec. 010 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM SUT-0111 Hambright KMW



1 hrs.ZOO 4970 LAB-ZOO 4970-010

Sec. 011 Cd 1

Hambright K



ZOO 4970 011 Contact department for additional information on time

and location.

3 hrs.ZOO 4983 SENIOR SEMINAR

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-12:00PM OMNH-0148 Censky EW

TITLE: HOW SOCIETIES COPE WITH ENVIRONMENTAL

PROBLEMS.

ZOO 4983 001 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.

Sec. 900 Cd 1,3

6:30PM- 9:20PM OMNH-0148 Mares MT

ZOO 4983 900 Is a GenEd Core Area V `Senior Capstone` course.


Sec. *** Cd 1,2

1-3 hrs.ZOO 4990 INTERN CONSERV BIOL

Sec. 050 Cd 1,2

S134-0001 Bergey E

Sec. 051 Cd 1,2

Broughton R

Sec. 052 Cd 1,2

S134-0001 Kelly J

Sec. 053 Cd 1,2

S134-0001 Vaughn C

Sec. 054 Cd 1,2

Patten M


Sec. *** Cd 1,2

3 hrs.ZOO 5093 EVOLUTIONRY ECOLOGY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMSUT-0312 Fincke OTR

3 hrs.ZOO 5153 ENDOCRINOLOGY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

9:00AM-10:15AM RH-0304 Hopkins PTR

3 hrs.ZOO 5223 CELL MOLEC NEUROBIO

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM SRTC-1020 Hewes RMW

3 hrs.ZOO 5343 DEVELOPMNTL GENETIC

Sec. 001 Cd 1

1:30PM- 2:45PM RH-0304 Durica DTR

4 hrs.ZOO 5374 SCAN ELEC MICRO

Sec. 010 Cd 1,2,4


9:00AM-10:00AMW




0 hrs.ZOO 5374 LAB-ZOO 5374-010

Sec. 011 Cd 1,2,4

NML-0206 Larson P



ZOO 5374 011 Contact department for additional information on time

and location.

4 hrs.ZOO 5464 MOLEC METH ECO EVOL

Sec. 010 Cd 1,2

1:30PM- 2:20PM SUT-0310 Broughton RTR


Sec. 011 Cd 1,2

2:30PM- 5:20PM SUT-0310 Broughton RTR


1 hrs.ZOO 5471 SEM ECOL EVOL BIOL

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4,7



3 hrs.ZOO 5843 MOLECULAR BIOLOGY

Sec. 001 Cd 1,4



1 hrs.ZOO 5871 NEURO SCIENCE SEM

Sec. 001 Cd 1,7

12:30PM- 1:20PM RH-0304 Wilson DF

1-2 hrs.ZOO 5910 PROBS IN NAT SCI

Sec. *** Cd 1,4,7

3 hrs.ZOO 5970 NEUROETHOLOGY

Sec. 001 Cd 1

3:00PM- 4:15PM RH-0304 Berkowitz ATR


3 hrs.ZOO 5970 MULTIVAR ANALYSIS

Sec. 002 Cd 1

10:30AM-11:45AMRH-0304 Patten MTR


3 hrs.ZOO 5970 ANIMAL COMMUNICATN

Sec. 003 Cd 1,3

9:00AM-10:15AM RH-0304 Schlupp IMW


3 hrs.ZOO 5970 CONSERVATN GENETICS

Sec. 005 Cd 1

2:00PM- 4:50PM SUT-0312 Weider LM


2-9 hrs.ZOO 5980 RES MASTERS THESIS

Sec. *** Cd 7


Sec. *** Cd 1,2

1 hrs.ZOO 6970 GENERAL SEMINAR

Sec. 900 Cd 1

4:30PM- 6:00PM GLCH-0123 Schlupp IW

2-16 hrs.ZOO 6980 RES DRS DISSERT

Sec. *** Cd 7

Project Threshold

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Phone: 325-6261





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3 hrs.ENGL 1213 URIN OF ENGL COMP

Sec. 500 Cd 1,3

9:30AM-10:20AM PHSC-0228 Davis PMWF


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