Courses by Department

Contemporary Art and Theater

Art (Contemporary)

• •  ART 103 - Introduction to the Visual Arts
• •  ART 104 - Introduction to the Visual Arts
• •  ART 115 - Drawing I
• •  ART 140 - Visual Thinking Skills I
• •  ART 170 - Visual Thinking Skills II
• •  ART 203 - Survey History of Western Art
• •  ART 204 - Contemporary Art
• •  ART 208 - Professional Practices I
• •  ART 215 - Drawing II
• •  ART 230 - Painting I
• •  ART 250 - Sculpture I
• •  ART 260 - Printmaking I
• •  ART 304 - Special Topics in Art History
• •  ART 305 - Illustration I
• •  ART 330 - Painting II
• •  ART 350 - Sculpture II
• •  ART 361 - Printmaking II
• •  ART 375 - Research Studio
• •  ART 390 - Professional Practices II
• •  ART 391 - Internship
• •  ART 392 - Cooperative Education in Art
• •  ART 400 - Special Topics in Studio Art
• •  ART 403 - Art Criticism
• •  ART 405 - Illustration II
• •  ART 410 - Advanced Drawing
• •  ART 434 - Advanced Painting Studio
• •  ART 450 - Advanced Sculpture Studio
• •  ART 464 - Advanced Printmaking Studio
• •  ART 475 - Interdisciplinary Studio
• •  ART 480 - Individualized Study
• •  ART 490 - Capstone

Art Education

• •  ARED 180 - Inclusive Approaches to Art Education
• •  ARED 325 - Aesthetic Inquiry
• •  ARED 345 - Curriculum and Instruction in Art Education

Graphic Design

• •  GRDS 200 - Introduction to Graphic Design
• •  GRDS 300 - Typography I
• •  GRDS 320 - Digital Studio I
• •  GRDS 340 - Intermediate Graphic Design
• •  GRDS 360 - Digital Studio II
• •  GRDS 380 - History of Graphic Design
• •  GRDS 400 - Special Topics in Graphic Design
• •  GRDS 410 - Typography II
• •  GRDS 430 - Advanced Design
• •  GRDS 440 - Interactive Design
• •  GRDS 442 - Web Site Design
• •  GRDS 450 - Annual Report Studio
• •  GRDS 460 - Internship in Graphic Design

Photography/Computer Imagery

• •  PHOT 281 - Black and White Photography I
• •  PHOT 282 - Black and White Photography II
• •  PHOT 380 - History of Photography
• •  PHOT 381 - Studio Photography
• •  PHOT 383 - Color Light in Photography
• •  PHOT 385 - Computer Digital Imagery
• •  PHOT 387 - Introduction to Web Art
• •  PHOT 388 - Multi-Media for the Web
• •  PHOT 400 - Special Topics in Photography/Computer Imagery
• •  PHOT 420 - Time-Based Media
• •  PHOT 480 - Research in Photography I
• •  PHOT 482 - Photography and Advertising
• •  PHOT 483 - Alternative Processes
• •  PHOT 486 - Advanced Photography
• •  PHOT 487 - The Extended Image
• •  PHOT 488 - Internship in Photography
• •  PHOT 489 - Research in Photography II

Theater (Contemporary)

• •  THEA 203 - Acting I
• •  THEA 204 - Introduction to Theater
• •  THEA 205 - Theater Technology
• •  THEA 207 - Theater Practice
• •  THEA 208 - Theater Practice
• •  THEA 309 - Directing I
• •  THEA 310 - Production
• •  THEA 311 - Directing II
• •  THEA 312 - Acting Studio I
• •  THEA 314 - Acting Studio II
• •  THEA 316 - Acting Studio III
• •  THEA 340 - Stage Management
• •  THEA 341 - History of the Theater
• •  THEA 346 - Theater Design

English and Modern Languages

English

• •  ENGL 100A - Basic Academic Writing I
• •  ENGL 100B - Basic Academic Writing II
• •  ENGL 101 - Written English
• •  ENGL 102 - Writing for the Arts and Humanities
• •  ENGL 103 - Writing for Social Sciences
• •  ENGL 104 - Science and Technical Writing
• •  ENGL 202 - Backgrounds of Literature
• •  ENGL 204 - Survey of American Literature
• •  ENGL 208 - Survey of World Literature I
• •  ENGL 209 - Survey of World Literature II
• •  ENGL 301 - Introduction to Literary Study
• •  ENGL 307 - Teaching Reading and Young Adult Literature
• •  ENGL 310 - British Literature to 1660
• •  ENGL 311 - British Literature, 1660-1900
• •  ENGL 312 - American Literature to 1900
• •  ENGL 313 - Literature in English from 1900
• •  ENGL 315 - Medieval Literature
• •  ENGL 316 - Medieval Drama
• •  ENGL 320 - Renaissance Prose and Poetry
• •  ENGL 321 - Renaissance Drama
• •  ENGL 322 - Hamlet in Context
• •  ENGL 330 - Restoration and Eighteenth-Century British Literature
• •  ENGL 331 - Restoration and Eighteenth-Century Drama
• •  ENGL 332 - The British Novel
• •  ENGL 333 - Satire
• •  ENGL 340 - British Romantic Literature
• •  ENGL 341 - The Victorians, Seeds of Modernism
• •  ENGL 346 - American Fiction
• •  ENGL 347 - American Poetry
• •  ENGL 355 - American Ethnic Literature
• •  ENGL 356 - Appalachian Culture
• •  ENGL 357 - Contemporary American Poetry
• •  ENGL 358 - Appalachian Literature
• •  ENGL 360 - Literature and the Sexes
• •  ENGL 361 - Short Story
• •  ENGL 362 - Modern Novel
• •  ENGL 363 - Modern Dramatic Literature
• •  ENGL 364 - Literary Criticism
• •  ENGL 365 - Contemporary Literature
• •  ENGL 366 - Women in the Arts and Literature
• •  ENGL 367 - Film Studies
• •  ENGL 370 - Structure and Evolution of English
• •  ENGL 371 - Introduction to Creative Writing
• •  ENGL 372 - Advanced Composition
• •  ENGL 373 - Creative Writing
• •  ENGL 375 - History of the English Language
• •  ENGL 377 - Peer Tutoring and Composition Theory
• •  ENGL 382 - Technical Editing
• •  ENGL 400 - Greek Mythology
• •  ENGL 402 - The Bible As Literature
• •  ENGL 405 - Seminar in Literature I
• •  ENGL 406 - Seminar in Literature II
• •  ENGL 407 - Seminar in Literature III
• •  ENGL 408 - Seminar in Literature IV
• •  ENGL 415 - Chaucer
• •  ENGL 421 - Shakespeare
• •  ENGL 423 - Milton
• •  ENGL 430 - British Literature and the Prominence of Place
• •  ENGL 431 - British Literature Travel Practicum
• •  ENGL 445 - Studies in American Literature
• •  ENGL 446 - American Literature and the Prominence of Place
• •  ENGL 447 - American Literature Travel Practicum
• •  ENGL 460 - Practicum in Appalachian Culture I
• •  ENGL 461 - Practicum in Appalachian Culture II
• •  ENGL 469 - Renaissance Drama Practicum
• •  ENGL 470 - Medieval Drama Practicum
• •  ENGL 471 - Creative Writing: Fiction
• •  ENGL 472 - Creative Writing: Poetry
• •  ENGL 473 - Creative Writing: Nonfiction
• •  ENGL 474 - Creative Writing: Drama
• •  ENGL 475 - Advanced Creative Writing
• •  ENGL 476 - Practicum in English I
• •  ENGL 480 - Lead Tutor Practicum
• •  ENGL 481 - Student Tutor Practicum in the Writing Center
• •  ENGL 484 - Practicum in Editing
• •  ENGL 485 - Senior Capstone Practicum in English
• •  ENGL 486 - English Education Capstone Presentation
• •  ENGL 490 - Independent Study in English

French

• •  FREN 101 - Elementary French I
• •  FREN 102 - Elementary French II
• •  FREN 203 - Intermediate French I
• •  FREN 204 - Intermediate French II
• •  FREN 301 - Advanced Conversation and Composition
• •  FREN 306 - Introduction to France and the Francophone World
• •  FREN 307 - Introduction to French and Francophone Literature
• •  FREN 308 - French Culture and Civilization
• •  FREN 309 - Francophone Culture and Civilization
• •  FREN 311 - Survey of French Literature
• •  FREN 313 - Survey of Francophone Literature
• •  FREN 367 - Francophone Film Studies
• •  FREN 411 - Study Abroad
• •  FREN 412 - French-Language Short Story
• •  FREN 414 - French-Language Novel
• •  FREN 416 - Seminar in French Literature
• •  FREN 419 - Independent Study in French

German

• •  GERM 101 - Elementary German I
• •  GERM 102 - Elementary German II
• •  GERM 203 - Intermediate German I
• •  GERM 204 - Intermediate German
• •  GERM 419 - Independent Study in German

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History

History

• •  HIST 100 - History of Civilization: Asian Traditions
• •  HIST 101 - History of Civilization: the Ancient and Medieval Worlds
• •  HIST 102 - History of Civilization: Change and Global Connections in the Early Modern World
• •  HIST 103 - History of Civilization: the Modern World
• •  HIST 175 - Wwi Travel Practicum
• •  HIST 201 - History of the United States to 1865
• •  HIST 202 - History of the United States , 1865 to Present
• •  HIST 250 - Introduction to Historical Studies
• •  HIST 300 - Historic Preservation and Interpretation
• •  HIST 301 - American Colonial History
• •  HIST 302 - Era of the American Revolution , 1763-1815
• •  HIST 303 - The Jacksonian Era , 1816-1850
• •  HIST 304 - The American Civil War , 1850-1865
• •  HIST 305 - History of the Lower Shenandoah Valley
• •  HIST 307 - Reconstruction Era , 1865-1877
• •  HIST 308 - The Old South
• •  HIST 309 - West Virginia and the Appalachian Region
• •  HIST 310 - The Gilded Age and Progressive Era
• •  HIST 311 - Economic History of the United States
• •  HIST 312 - American Society in an Era of Crises, 1917-1945
• •  HIST 314 - Recent United States History, 1945 to Present
• •  HIST 315 - History of American Women
• •  HIST 318 - United States and World War II
• •  HIST 320 - Sub-Saharan Africa
• •  HIST 329 - The Renaissance and Reformation
• •  HIST 331 - Ancient Civilization
• •  HIST 332 - Medieval History
• •  HIST 333 - Modern European History
• •  HIST 338 - European Women to 1500
• •  HIST 339 - European Women Since 1500
• •  HIST 345 - Introduction to Public History
• •  HIST 360 - Evolution of European Government
• •  HIST 375 - First World War
• •  HIST 402 - Diplomatic History of the United States
• •  HIST 404 - The Contemporary World Since 1929
• •  HIST 405 - Introduction to African-American History
• •  HIST 407 - History of England to 1603
• •  HIST 408 - History of England Since 1603
• •  HIST 410 - Russia to 1855
• •  HIST 412 - History of Russia Since 1855
• •  HIST 416 - Italian City States
• •  HIST 419 - East Asia to 1800
• •  HIST 420 - Modern East Asia Since 1800
• •  HIST 421 - History of Modern Japan
• •  HIST 425 - Readings in American and Western Hemispheric History
• •  HIST 426 - Readings in American and Western Hemispheric History
• •  HIST 427 - Readings in European and World History
• •  HIST 428 - Readings in European and World History
• •  HIST 430 - Civil War Seminar
• •  HIST 432 - Public History Internship
• •  HIST 435 - Practicum in Civil War Studies
• •  HIST 438 - Soldiers and American Society
• •  HIST 440 - Ideas in the Modern West
• •  HIST 445 - Latin America to 1840
• •  HIST 446 - Latin America Since 1820

Philosophy

• •  PHIL 100 - Introduction to Liberal Arts Study
• •  PHIL 101 - Introduction to Philosophy
• •  PHIL 208 - Survey of Philosophy
• •  PHIL 210 - Social Philosophy
• •  PHIL 304 - Philosophy of Religion
• •  PHIL 305 - History of Philosophy
• •  PHIL 306 - Twentieth-Century Philosophy
• •  PHIL 315 - Ethics

Religion

• •  RELG 308 - Old Testament
• •  RELG 309 - New Testament
• •  RELG 325 - Great Religious Books
• •  RELG 330 - History of Early Christianity

Mass Communications

Communications

• •  COMM 202 - Fundamentals of Speech
• •  COMM 203 - Communication and New Media
• •  COMM 222 - Voice and Diction
• •  COMM 302 - Narrative Scriptwriting
• •  COMM 304 - History of Film
• •  COMM 305 - History of TV
• •  COMM 308 - Interpersonal Communications
• •  COMM 310 - Conducting Business Meetings and Group Discussions
• •  COMM 312 - Presentations in Business and Professional Contexts
• •  COMM 315 - Organizational Communications
• •  COMM 320 - Presentations for Media
• •  COMM 325 - Critical Thinking for Conflict Resolution
• •  COMM 326 - Radio Practicum
• •  COMM 329 - Sound Design
• •  COMM 331 - Intercollegiate Forensics
• •  COMM 333 - Music Video
• •  COMM 339 - Public Relations Writing and Design
• •  COMM 343 - Graphic Novel
• •  COMM 344 - Game Design
• •  COMM 345 - Animation and Communication
• •  COMM 346 - Motion Graphics
• •  COMM 346 - Motion Graphics
• •  COMM 348 - News Practicum
• •  COMM 349 - New Media Practicum
• •  COMM 350 - Single Camera Production
• •  COMM 352 - Computer-Mediated Communication
• •  COMM 354 - Experimental Video
• •  COMM 360 - Studio Production
• •  COMM 392 - Cooperative Education in Communications
• •  COMM 400 - Media Law and Ethics
• •  COMM 402 - Seminar in Communications
• •  COMM 403 - Media Studies
• •  COMM 405 - Advertising, Writing, and Design
• •  COMM 406 - Advertising and Imagery
• •  COMM 408 - Communications for the Consultant
• •  COMM 410 - Intercultural Communications
• •  COMM 420 - Advanced Production
• •  COMM 435 - Media Research
• •  COMM 447 - Advanced Internet Media
• •  COMM 450 - Internship in Communication
• •  COMM 461 - Senior Capstone

Music

Music

• •  MUAP 339 - Harpsichord
• •  MUAP 340 - Piano
• •  MUAP 341 - Organ
• •  MUAP 342 - Guitar
• •  MUAP 343 - Bass Guitar
• •  MUAP 344 - Voice
• •  MUAP 345 - Flute
• •  MUAP 346 - Oboe
• •  MUAP 347 - Clarinet
• •  MUAP 348 - Bassoon
• •  MUAP 349 - Saxophone
• •  MUAP 350 - Trumpet
• •  MUAP 351 - French Horn
• •  MUAP 352 - Trombone
• •  MUAP 353 - Euphonium
• •  MUAP 354 - Tuba
• •  MUAP 355 - Percussion-Drum Set
• •  MUAP 356 - Percussion-Orchestra
• •  MUAP 357 - Strings
• •  MUAP 358 - Improvisation
• •  MUAP 359 - Harp
• •  MUAP 397 - Junior Recital
• •  MUAP 427 - Advanced Conducting - Choral
• •  MUAP 428 - Advanced Conducting - Instrumental
• •  MUAP 430 - Composition
• •  MUAP 450 - Orchestration/Arranging
• •  MUAP 497 - Senior Music Activity
• •  MUSC 100 - First Year Seminar for Music Majors
• •  MUSC 101 - Foundations of Music Theory
• •  MUSC 102 - Fundamentals of Music Education
• •  MUSC 103 - Music Theory I
• •  MUSC 104 - Aural Skills I
• •  MUSC 105 - Theory II
• •  MUSC 106 - Aural Skills II
• •  MUSC 111 - Introduction to Music
• •  MUSC 138 - Basic Keyboard Skills
• •  MUSC 140 - Class Piano I
• •  MUSC 141 - Class Piano II
• •  MUSC 142 - Class Guitar
• •  MUSC 144 - Voice Class
• •  MUSC 203 - Music Theory III
• •  MUSC 204 - Aural Skills III
• •  MUSC 205 - Music Theory IV
• •  MUSC 206 - Aural Skills IV
• •  MUSC 207 - Basic Improvisation
• •  MUSC 226 - Classroom Music Education
• •  MUSC 227 - Introduction to Conducting
• •  MUSC 230 - Woodwind Techniques I
• •  MUSC 231 - Woodwind Techniques II
• •  MUSC 232 - Brass Techniques
• •  MUSC 233 - String Techniques
• •  MUSC 234 - Percussion Techniques
• •  MUSC 237 - Diction I
• •  MUSC 238 - Vocal Performance Technique
• •  MUSC 247 - Diction II
• •  MUSC 280 - Performance Forum
• •  MUSC 299 - Special Studies in Music
• •  MUSC 303 - Form and Analytical Techniques
• •  MUSC 307 - Advanced Improvisation
• •  MUSC 308 - Jazz Pedagogy
• •  MUSC 310 - Music History I Antiquity to Early Baroque
• •  MUSC 311 - Music History II Early Baroque to 1890
• •  MUSC 312 - Music History III 20th-Century and World Musics
• •  MUSC 313 - Women in Music
• •  MUSC 314 - Keyboard Literature
• •  MUSC 315 - History of Jazz Styles
• •  MUSC 316 - Vocal Literature
• •  MUSC 317 - Opera and Oratorio Literature
• •  MUSC 318 - Music Theater Literature
• •  MUSC 319 - Workshop in Foreign Cultures
• •  MUSC 320 - Guitar Pedagogy
• •  MUSC 321 - Piano Pedagogy
• •  MUSC 322 - Instrumental Pedagogy
• •  MUSC 323 - Vocal Pedagogy
• •  MUSC 324 - Marching Band Pedagogy
• •  MUSC 325 - Choral Methods and Materials
• •  MUSC 326 - Teaching Elementary Music
• •  MUSC 327 - Conducting II - Choral
• •  MUSC 328 - Conducting II - Instrumental
• •  MUSC 329 - Electronic Music Media
• •  MUSC 330 - Recording Techniques
• •  MUSC 331 - Instrument Care and Repair
• •  MUSC 332 - Brass Repertoire
• •  MUSC 333 - Woodwind Repertoire
• •  MUSC 334 - Percussion Repertoire
• •  MUSC 336 - String Repertoire
• •  MUSC 337 - Vocal Repertoire
• •  MUSC 338 - Piano Repertoire
• •  MUSC 340 - Advanced Topics in Western Music
• •  MUSC 341 - Advanced Topics in World Music
• •  MUSC 342 - American Music
• •  MUSC 343 - Special Topics in Musicology
• •  MUSC 350 - Music Psychology
• •  MUSC 420 - Apprenticeship in Music Pedagogy
• •  MUSC 421 - Music Research and Independent Study
• •  MUSC 498 - Senior Music Seminar

Music, Ensembles

• •  MUEN 360 - Band
• •  MUEN 361 - Eurythmics in Music Ensemble Performance
• •  MUEN 362 - Jazz Ensemble
• •  MUEN 363 - Jazz Combo

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Accounting

Accounting

• •  ACCT 201 - Introductory Accounting I
• •  ACCT 202 - Introductory Accounting II
• •  ACCT 292 - Internship in Accounting
• •  ACCT 305 - Managerial Accounting
• •  ACCT 329 - Intermediate Accounting I
• •  ACCT 330 - Intermediate Accounting II
• •  ACCT 331 - Intermediate Accounting III
• •  ACCT 335 - Income Tax
• •  ACCT 336 - Cost Accounting
• •  ACCT 337 - Volunteer Income Tax Assistance
• •  ACCT 392 - Cooperative Education in Accounting
• •  ACCT 401 - Computer-Based Accounting
• •  ACCT 402 - Auditing
• •  ACCT 403 - Fund Accounting
• •  ACCT 406 - Advanced Accounting
• •  ACCT 408 - Auditing II
• •  ACCT 410 - Accounting Theory
• •  ACCT 435 - Income Tax II

Business Administration/Family and Consumer Sciences

Business Administration

• •  BADM 150 - Introduction to Business
• •  BADM 205 - Calculus With Applications
• •  BADM 224 - Business Statistics
• •  BADM 280 - Business and Society
• •  BADM 292 - Internship in Business
• •  BADM 300 - Introduction to Financial Management
• •  BADM 301 - Money Markets and Financial Institutions
• •  BADM 302 - Intermediate Financial Management
• •  BADM 308 - Financial Planning and Insurance
• •  BADM 310 - Principles of Management
• •  BADM 311 - Small Business Management
• •  BADM 312 - Business Law I
• •  BADM 313 - Business Law II
• •  BADM 317 - Real Estate
• •  BADM 318 - Real Estate Law
• •  BADM 319 - Business Ethics
• •  BADM 320 - Employment Law
• •  BADM 323 - Human Resource Management
• •  BADM 324 - Labor Problems/Collective Bargaining
• •  BADM 338 - Business Information Systems
• •  BADM 340 - Marketing
• •  BADM 345 - Business Communications
• •  BADM 350 - Retailing
• •  BADM 359 - International Business
• •  BADM 360 - Marketing of Services
• •  BADM 365 - Promotional Strategy
• •  BADM 375 - Strategic Marketing
• •  BADM 385 - Business Externship
• •  BADM 392 - Cooperative Education in Business
• •  BADM 395 - Consumer Behavior
• •  BADM 401 - Financial Analysis
• •  BADM 405 - Marketing Research
• •  BADM 406 - Professional Selling and Applied Business
• •  BADM 407 - Business Strategy and Policy
• •  BADM 408 - Technology in Business
• •  BADM 411 - Entrepreneurship and New Venture Formation
• •  BADM 413 - Quantitative Methods
• •  BADM 415 - Operations and Production Management
• •  BADM 425 - Investments
• •  BADM 427 - Retirement/Employee Benefits
• •  BADM 429 - Estate Planning

Family and Consumer Sciences

• •  FACS 101 - Textiles
• •  FACS 102 - Apparel Construction Techniques
• •  FACS 202 - Food and Meal Management
• •  FACS 215 - Fashion Analysis
• •  FACS 300 - Marriage Relations
• •  FACS 304 - Child Development
• •  FACS 306 - Interior Design
• •  FACS 307 - Family Resource Management
• •  FACS 308 - Housing
• •  FACS 310 - Parents and Children through the Lifespan
• •  FACS 315 - Cultural Influences On Clothing
• •  FACS 318 - Nutrition
• •  FACS 328 - Nutrition and Diet Therapy
• •  FACS 403 - Consumer Economics
• •  FACS 404 - Personal Finance
• •  FACS 410 - Special Studies
• •  FACS 430 - Seminar

Economics

Economics

• •  ECON 123 - Contemporary Economics
• •  ECON 205 - Principles of Macroeconomics
• •  ECON 206 - Principles of Microeconomics
• •  ECON 292 - Internship in Economics
• •  ECON 301 - Intermediate Microeconomics
• •  ECON 302 - Intermediate Macroeconomics
• •  ECON 303 - Managerial Economics
• •  ECON 304 - History of Economic Thought
• •  ECON 305 - Money and Banking
• •  ECON 310 - Public Finance
• •  ECON 320 - Urban Economics
• •  ECON 325 - International Finance
• •  ECON 326 - International Trade
• •  ECON 330 - Economics of Developing Countries
• •  ECON 350 - Government and Business
• •  ECON 392 - Cooperative Education in Economics
• •  ECON 450 - Seminar in Economics

Political Science

Political Science

• •  PSCI 100 - Politics and Government
• •  PSCI 101 - American Federal Government
• •  PSCI 210 - Conduct of Political Inquiry I
• •  PSCI 211 - Conduct of Political Inquiry II
• •  PSCI 300 - State and Local Government
• •  PSCI 301 - Public Policy
• •  PSCI 303 - Introduction to Public Administration
• •  PSCI 305 - U.S. Congress
• •  PSCI 307 - The U.S. Presidency
• •  PSCI 310 - Parties, Politics, and Elections
• •  PSCI 312 - Public Opinion and Political Behavior
• •  PSCI 315 - Early Political Theory
• •  PSCI 316 - Recent and Contemporary Political Theory
• •  PSCI 320 - American Judicial Process
• •  PSCI 324 - International Relations
• •  PSCI 325 - Comparative Government: Western Europe
• •  PSCI 327 - Comparative Government: Soviet Union and Its Aftermath
• •  PSCI 328 - Comparative Government: Asia
• •  PSCI 329 - Comparative Politics of the Middle East
• •  PSCI 400 - The Supreme Court and Constitutional Law
• •  PSCI 401 - Constitutional Law: Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
• •  PSCI 402 - Jurisprudence: the Philosophy of Law
• •  PSCI 404 - International Organization of World Governments
• •  PSCI 405 - International Political Economy
• •  PSCI 406 - American Foreign Policy Since World War II
• •  PSCI 407 - Introduction to International Law
• •  PSCI 408 - Global Problems
• •  PSCI 410 - Political Ethics
• •  PSCI 411 - The Politics of Poverty
• •  PSCI 412 - Metropolitan Politics
• •  PSCI 415 - Politics and Civil Rights
• •  PSCI 416 - Race, Gender, and Politics
• •  PSCI 420 - Critical Political Issues
• •  PSCI 422 - American Political Thought
• •  PSCI 425 - Readings in Political Science
• •  PSCI 443 - Internship in Government
• •  PSCI 444 - Practicum: Public Policy and Administration

Psychology

Psychology

• •  PSYC 101 - Introduction to Psychology
• •  PSYC 250 - Statistics for the Social Sciences
• •  PSYC 251 - Research Methods in Psychology
• •  PSYC 309 - Abnormal Psychology
• •  PSYC 311 - Introduction to Clinical Psychology
• •  PSYC 312 - Practicum in Psychology I
• •  PSYC 313 - Practicum in Psychology II
• •  PSYC 314 - Field Experience in Art Therapy
• •  PSYC 316 - Art Therapy
• •  PSYC 320 - Human Sexual Behavior
• •  PSYC 321 - Industrial/Organizational Psychology
• •  PSYC 323 - Conversational Sign Language I
• •  PSYC 324 - Conversational Sign Language II
• •  PSYC 325 - Health Psychology
• •  PSYC 326 - Psychology of Substance Abuse
• •  PSYC 330 - Family Therapy
• •  PSYC 331 - Counseling Children
• •  PSYC 340 - Lifespan Developmental Psychology
• •  PSYC 341 - Infant/Child Development
• •  PSYC 342 - Adolescent Development
• •  PSYC 343 - Psychology of Aging
• •  PSYC 365 - Psychopharmacology
• •  PSYC 367 - Social Perception
• •  PSYC 370 - Sensation and Perception
• •  PSYC 371 - Memory and Cognition
• •  PSYC 372 - Psychology of Learning
• •  PSYC 381 - Sport Psychology
• •  PSYC 392 - Cooperative Education in Psychology
• •  PSYC 404 - Psychology Seminar
• •  PSYC 405 - Social Psychology
• •  PSYC 410 - Psychology of Personality
• •  PSYC 415 - Psychological Tests and Measurements
• •  PSYC 420 - History and Systems of Psychology
• •  PSYC 430 - Humanistic Psychology
• •  PSYC 461 - Biopsychology
• •  PSYC 484 - Directed Readings
• •  PSYC 485 - Senior Thesis

Social Work

Social Work

• •  SOWK 201 - Introduction to Social Work
• •  SOWK 300 - Community Service Learning
• •  SOWK 301 - Social Welfare as a Social Institution
• •  SOWK 305 - Human Behavior in the Social Environment I
• •  SOWK 306 - Human Behavior in the Social Environment II
• •  SOWK 311 - Social Work Methods I
• •  SOWK 312 - Social Work Methods II
• •  SOWK 313 - Social Work Methods III
• •  SOWK 320 - Child Welfare Services
• •  SOWK 325 - Orientation to Field Practicum
• •  SOWK 402 - Social Gerontology
• •  SOWK 404 - Social Work Capstone
• •  SOWK 407 - Field Experience in Social Work I
• •  SOWK 408 - Field Experience in Social Work II
• •  SOWK 409 - Field Experience Seminar I
• •  SOWK 410 - Field Experience Seminar II
• •  SOWK 411 - Field Experience in Social Work III
• •  SOWK 412 - Field Experience IV
• •  SOWK 415 - Readings in Social Work
• •  SOWK 416 - Readings in Social Work
• •  SOWK 417 - Sex and Gender in Contemporary Society

Sociology and Geography

Anthropology

• •  ANTH 203 - Introduction to Anthropology
• •  ANTH 225 - Introduction to Museum Studies
• •  ANTH 300 - Introduction to Archaeology
• •  ANTH 314 - Physical Anthropology and Archaeology
• •  ANTH 315 - Cultural Anthropology
• •  ANTH 345 - Archaeological Field Methods and Lab
• •  ANTH 370 - American Architectural Heritage
• •  ANTH 380 - Historical Archaeology and Lab
• •  ANTH 390 - Native American Ethnography

Criminal Justice

• •  CRIM 200 - Introduction to Criminal Justice
• •  CRIM 310 - Principles of Criminal Law
• •  CRIM 311 - Criminal Justice Procedures
• •  CRIM 315 - Criminal Investigation
• •  CRIM 320 - Criminal Court System
• •  CRIM 325 - Penology
• •  CRIM 330 - Juvenile Justice Procedures
• •  CRIM 340 - Correctional Procedure
• •  CRIM 410 - Prosecution and Defense
• •  CRIM 420 - Victimology
• •  CRIM 425 - Police and Community Relations
• •  CRIM 430 - Police Organization and Management
• •  CRIM 440 - Probation and Parole

Geography

• •  GEOG 100 - World Regions
• •  GEOG 101 - Principles of World Geography
• •  GEOG 201 - Physical Geography
• •  GEOG 301 - World Economic Geography
• •  GEOG 400 - Geography of Latin America
• •  GEOG 401 - Geography of Europe
• •  GEOG 402 - Geography of U.S. and Canada
• •  GEOG 403 - Geography of the Former Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
• •  GEOG 407 - Geography of Asia
• •  GEOG 408 - Geography of Africa

Sociology

• •  SOCI 203 - General Sociology
• •  SOCI 205 - Social Problems
• •  SOCI 303 - The Family
• •  SOCI 307 - Demography
• •  SOCI 309 - Sociology of Religion
• •  SOCI 312 - Juvenile Delinquency
• •  SOCI 333 - The Sociology of Sport
• •  SOCI 340 - Sociology of Humor
• •  SOCI 390 - The Sociology of Violence
• •  SOCI 402 - Criminology
• •  SOCI 403 - Ethnic Relations
• •  SOCI 404 - Sociology Seminar
• •  SOCI 405 - Research Methods in Social Sciences
• •  SOCI 406 - Communication in American Society
• •  SOCI 407 - Collective Behavior
• •  SOCI 409 - Contemporary Theory
• •  SOCI 410 - Social Theory
• •  SOCI 411 - Social Stratification
• •  SOCI 412 - Medical Sociology
• •  SOCI 419 - Internship in Sociology/Criminal Justice
• •  SOCI 421 - Social Organizations

Education

Education

• •  EDUC 150 - Seminar in Education
• •  EDUC 200 - Foundations of American Education
• •  EDUC 204 - History and Philosophy of the Middle School
• •  EDUC 209 - Technology for Teaching I
• •  EDUC 300 - Human Growth and Development
• •  EDUC 304 - Psychology of the Middle School Child
• •  EDUC 305 - Audiovisual Technology
• •  EDUC 306 - K-6 Field Experience
• •  EDUC 307 - 5-9 Field Experience
• •  EDUC 308 - 9-12 Field Experience
• •  EDUC 310 - Educational Sociology
• •  EDUC 314 - Foundations of Early Education
• •  EDUC 319 - Middle School Curriculum
• •  EDUC 320 - The Social and Psychological Conditions of Learning
• •  EDUC 334 - Instructional Strategies in Early Education
• •  EDUC 336 - Clinical Experiences in Early Education
• •  EDUC 351 - Integrated Reading and Language Arts I
• •  EDUC 352 - Integrated Math, Science, and Social Studies I
• •  EDUC 353 - Integrated Reading and Language Arts II
• •  EDUC 354 - Integrated Math, Science, and Social Studies II
• •  EDUC 360 - Survey of Exceptional Children
• •  EDUC 370 - Creating Learning Environments
• •  EDUC 380 - Technology in 21st-Century Teaching and Learning
• •  EDUC 390 - Experiential Learning
• •  EDUC 392 - Cooperative Education
• •  EDUC 400 - Inclusion in the Regular Classroom
• •  EDUC 407 - General Methods: Middle School
• •  EDUC 418 - A Comparative History of Childhood and Adolescence Since 1500
• •  EDUC 420 - Special Methods of Teaching Mathematics
• •  EDUC 421 - Special Methods of Teaching English
• •  EDUC 422 - Special Methods of Teaching Social Studies
• •  EDUC 423 - Special Methods of Teaching Science
• •  EDUC 425 - Special Methods of Teaching Foreign Language
• •  EDUC 426 - Special Methods of Teaching Music
• •  EDUC 427 - Special Methods for Teaching Art
• •  EDUC 428 - Special Methods of Teaching Family and Consumer Sciences
• •  EDUC 429 - Adult Education Models and Practices
• •  EDUC 431 - Special Methods of Teaching Physical Education in the Elementary and Secondary Schools
• •  EDUC 432 - Special Methods of Teaching Health Education in the Elementary and Secondary Schools
• •  EDUC 435 - Special Methods Practicum
• •  EDUC 442 - Reading and Language Arts
• •  EDUC 443 - Reading in the Content Areas
• •  EDUC 450 - Student Teaching, Elementary School Grades K-6
• •  EDUC 453 - Student Teaching, Grades 5-9
• •  EDUC 455 - Student Teaching, Grades K-Adult
• •  EDUC 456 - Student Teaching, Grades 5-Adult
• •  EDUC 457 - Student Teaching, Grades 9-Adult
• •  EDUC 460 - Senior Capstone Seminar

Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Sport

Physical Education

• •  PHED 370 - Applied Anatomy and Physiology
• •  PHED 380 - Perceptual Motor Learning
• •  PHED 400 - Current Issues and Trends in Physical Education
• •  PHED 401 - Teaching Adapted Physical Education
• •  PHED 405 - Applied Kinesiology
• •  PHED 406 - Curriculum and Administration of Physical Education
• •  PHED 410 - Tests and Measurements in Physical Education
• •  PHED 490 - Human Growth and Development for HPERS

Recreation and Leisure Studies

• •  RECR 108 - Introduction to Sport Studies
• •  RECR 115 - Introduction to Therapeutic Recreation
• •  RECR 120 - History of Sport and Physical Education
• •  RECR 125 - Introduction to Commercial Recreation /Tourism
• •  RECR 140 - Introduction to Leisure Studies
• •  RECR 201 - Sport Finance
• •  RECR 210 - Leisure Activities
• •  RECR 211 - Leadership in Leisure Studies
• •  RECR 226 - Sport Promotion /Marketing /Fund Raising
• •  RECR 227 - Sport Broadcasting
• •  RECR 228 - Sport Management
• •  RECR 250 - Field Experience in Recreation
• •  RECR 316 - Recreation Programing
• •  RECR 320 - Facilities Management
• •  RECR 321 - Recreation and Sport Management Technology
• •  RECR 323 - Human Resource Management in Sport
• •  RECR 324 - Sports Writing
• •  RECR 325 - Sport Appreciation
• •  RECR 326 - Advertising and Public Relations for Sport Professionals
• •  RECR 331 - Medical Terminology for Therapeutic Recreation
• •  RECR 332 - Camp Counseling
• •  RECR 335 - Leisure for the Aging
• •  RECR 336 - Inclusive Recreation
• •  RECR 342 - Campus Recreation and Event Management
• •  RECR 343 - 21st-Century Tourism
• •  RECR 344 - Hospitality
• •  RECR 345 - Therapeutic Recreation in an Institutional Setting (Gateway)
• •  RECR 350 - Field Experience in Leisure Services
• •  RECR 355 - Sport Photography
• •  RECR 363 - Lifeguard Training /Professional Rescuer
• •  RECR 364 - Water Safety Instructor
• •  RECR 370 - Environmental Education
• •  RECR 392 - Cooperative Education in Recreation Leisure Studies
• •  RECR 400 - Personal Trainer Review Course
• •  RECR 407 - Management in Recreation and Leisure Services
• •  RECR 430 - Therapeutic Recreation Programming
• •  RECR 431 - Issues and Trends in Therapeutic Recreation
• •  RECR 432 - Documentation in Therapeutic Recreation
• •  RECR 440 - Late Adulthood Issues
• •  RECR 444 - Design and Analysis Research in Recreation and Sport
• •  RECR 449 - Pre-Practicum
• •  RECR 450 - Recreation Internship
• •  RECR 451 - Reading in Recreation and Sport
• •  RECR 460 - Seminar in Sport-Related Issues
• •  RECR 465 - Essentials of Strength and Conditioning

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Nursing Education

Nursing

• •  NURS 231 - Introduction to Nursing
• •  NURS 311 - Nursing I Introduction to Health Care
• •  NURS 313 - Nursing I-A Health Assessment
• •  NURS 315 - Nursing I-B Clinical Component
• •  NURS 316 - Nursing II Health Care of the Adult
• •  NURS 317 - Essentials in Clinical Pharmacology/Pathology in Nursing
• •  NURS 318 - Nursing II Clinical Component
• •  NURS 320 - Nursing III Psychiatric/Mental Health Care
• •  NURS 322 - Nursing III Clinical Component
• •  NURS 324 - Nursing Research
• •  NURS 326 - Essentials in Clinical Pharmacology/Pathophysiology in Nursing
• •  NURS 410 - Advanced Nursing Concepts and Practice
• •  NURS 411 - Nursing IV Community Health Care
• •  NURS 413 - Nursing IV Clinical Component
• •  NURS 415 - Nursing V Health Care of Children and Families
• •  NURS 417 - Nursing V Clinical Component
• •  NURS 419 - Nursing VI Health Care of Women
• •  NURS 421 - Nursing VI Clinical Component
• •  NURS 422 - Nursing VII Health Care of the Adult: Gerontology Focus
• •  NURS 424 - Nursing VII Clinical Component
• •  NURS 426 - Nursing VIII Health Care of the Adult With Complex Problems
• •  NURS 428 - Nursing VIII Clinical Component
• •  NURS 434 - Management and Issues in Health Care
• •  NURS 436 - Senior Capstone Seminar
• •  NURS 440 - School Health Seminar

Biology

Biology

• •  BIOL 100 - Life Science for Elementary Teachers
• •  BIOL 101 - General Biological Science
• •  BIOL 102 - General Biological Science
• •  BIOL 208 - Plants As Organisms
• •  BIOL 209 - Animals As Organisms
• •  BIOL 225 - Human Anatomy and Physiology
• •  BIOL 226 - Human Anatomy and Physiology
• •  BIOL 227 - Human Anatomy and Physiology Lab
• •  BIOL 228 - Human Anatomy and Physiology Lab
• •  BIOL 301 - Evolution
• •  BIOL 301L - Evolution Laboratory
• •  BIOL 302 - Microbiology
• •  BIOL 305 - Cell Biology
• •  BIOL 313 - Invertebrate Natural History
• •  BIOL 315 - Advanced Plant Biology
• •  BIOL 324 - Plant Taxonomy I Fall Flora
• •  BIOL 325 - Plant Taxonomy II Spring Flora
• •  BIOL 332 - Comparative Anatomy
• •  BIOL 344 - Genetics
• •  BIOL 350 - Special Topics for Non-Majors
• •  BIOL 394 - Principles of Biological Research
• •  BIOL 404 - Immunology
• •  BIOL 406 - Developmental Biology
• •  BIOL 411 - Animal Behavior
• •  BIOL 412 - Comparative Animal Physiology
• •  BIOL 413 - Seminar in Biology
• •  BIOL 414 - Seminar in Biology
• •  BIOL 415 - Biological Research
• •  BIOL 416 - Molecular Biology
• •  BIOL 418 - Virology
• •  BIOL 420 - General Ecology
• •  BIOL 425 - Internship in Biology
• •  BIOL 450 - Special Topics in Advanced Biology

Chemistry

Chemistry

• •  CHEM 100 - Chemical Science
• •  CHEM 100L - Chemical Science Laboratory
• •  CHEM 101 - Chemistry in Society I
• •  CHEM 101L - Chemistry in Society Laboratory
• •  CHEM 102 - Chemistry in Society II
• •  CHEM 102L - Chemistry in Society Laboratory
• •  CHEM 120 - College Chemistry
• •  CHEM 120L - College Chemistry Laboratory
• •  CHEM 122 - College Chemistry
• •  CHEM 122L - College Chemistry Laboratory
• •  CHEM 207 - General Chemistry
• •  CHEM 207L - General Chemistry Laboratory I
• •  CHEM 209 - General Chemistry
• •  CHEM 209L - General Chemistry Laboratory II
• •  CHEM 301 - Inorganic Chemistry
• •  CHEM 308 - Radiochemistry
• •  CHEM 311 - Chemical Pharmacology
• •  CHEM 315 - Organic Chemistry
• •  CHEM 315L - Organic Chemistry I Laboratory
• •  CHEM 316 - Organic Chemistry
• •  CHEM 316L - Organic Chemistry II Laboratory
• •  CHEM 321 - Analytical Chemistry
• •  CHEM 321L - Analytical Chemistry Laboratory
• •  CHEM 322 - Instrumental Analysis
• •  CHEM 322L - Instrumental Analysis Laboratory
• •  CHEM 325 - Computers in Science
• •  CHEM 327 - Solution Chemistry
• •  CHEM 327L - Solution Chemistry Laboratory
• •  CHEM 329 - Biochemistry I
• •  CHEM 329L - Biochemistry I Laboratory
• •  CHEM 330 - Biochemistry II
• •  CHEM 330L - Biochemistry II Laboratory
• •  CHEM 331 - Seminar
• •  CHEM 332 - Seminar
• •  CHEM 333 - Environmental Chemistry
• •  CHEM 333L - Environmental Chemistry Lab
• •  CHEM 392 - Cooperative Education in Chemistry
• •  CHEM 415 - Advanced Organic Chemistry
• •  CHEM 416 - Advanced Organic Chemistry
• •  CHEM 427 - Spectroscopy
• •  CHEM 427L - Advanced Physical Chemistry Lab
• •  CHEM 428 - Thermodynamics
• •  CHEM 436 - Advanced Protein Chemistry
• •  CHEM 450 - Research in Chemistry

Computer Sciences, Mathematics, and Engineering

Computer and Information Sciences

• •  CIS 102 - Microcomputer Applications
• •  CIS 104 - Introduction to Computer and Information Sciences
• •  CIS 211 - Computer Language Concepts
• •  CIS 234 - Introduction to Networking
• •  CIS 287 - System Analysis and Design
• •  CIS 292 - Cooperative Work Experience in Computer Science and Engineering
• •  CIS 302 - Windows Programming
• •  CIS 310 - Information Security
• •  CIS 314 - Advanced Computer Language Concepts
• •  CIS 321 - Data and File Structures
• •  CIS 324 - Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
• •  CIS 331 - Programming Languages
• •  CIS 332 - Web Programming I
• •  CIS 334 - Web Programming II
• •  CIS 361 - E-Commerce
• •  CIS 372 - Introduction to Biometrics
• •  CIS 386 - Computer Organization
• •  CIS 388 - Database Management Systems
• •  CIS 390 - Operating Systems
• •  CIS 392 - Cooperative Work Experience in Programming
• •  CIS 395 - Introduction to Cryptography and Computer Security
• •  CIS 405 - Computer Graphics
• •  CIS 418 - Management Information Systems
• •  CIS 419 - Data Communication and Computer Networks
• •  CIS 421 - Computer Architecture
• •  CIS 423 - Server Operation Systems and System Programming
• •  CIS 431 - Algorithms
• •  CIS 433 - Microprocessor System Design and Lab
• •  CIS 434 - Inter/Intra Networking
• •  CIS 441 - Automata Theory
• •  CIS 450 - Web Design Studio
• •  CIS 455 - Game Design and Programming
• •  CIS 481 - Topics in Computer and Information Sciences
• •  CIS 482 - Real Time and Embedded System Design
• •  CIS 485 - Directed Research in Computer and Information Sciences
• •  CIS 486 - Network Security
• •  CIS 487 - Software Engineering
• •  CIS 492 - Cooperative Work Experience in Computer Science and Engineering

Computer Engineering

• •  CPE 221 - Introduction to Electrical Engineering
• •  CPE 222 - Electrical Engineering Laboratory
• •  CPE 224 - Electrical Circuits
• •  CPE 225 - Electrical Circuits Laboratory
• •  CPE 234 - Introduction to Networking
• •  CPE 287 - System Analysis and Design
• •  CPE 292 - Cooperative Work Experience in Computer Science and Engineering
• •  CPE 305 - Digital Logic Design and Lab
• •  CPE 386 - Computer Organization
• •  CPE 392 - Cooperative Work Experience in Computer Science and Engineering
• •  CPE 421 - Computer Architecture
• •  CPE 433 - Microprocessor System Design and Lab
• •  CPE 482 - Real Time and Embedded System Design
• •  CPE 489 - Engineering Capstone Project I
• •  CPE 490 - Engineering Capstone Project II
• •  CPE 492 - Cooperative Work Experience in Computer Science and Engineering

Engineering

• •  ENGR 101 - Engineering I
• •  ENGR 102 - Engineering II
• •  ENGR 221 - Introduction to Electrical Engineering
• •  ENGR 222 - Electrical Engineering Laboratory
• •  ENGR 224 - Electrical Circuits
• •  ENGR 225 - Electrical Circuits Laboratory
• •  ENGR 241 - Engineering Statics
• •  ENGR 242 - Engineering Dynamics
• •  ENGR 243 - Engineering Mechanics of Materials
• •  ENGR 301 - Engineering Thermodynamics
• •  ENGR 305 - Digital Logic Design and Lab
• •  ENGR 306 - Analog Electronics and Lab
• •  ENGR 307 - Digital Electronics Design and Lab
• •  ENGR 320 - Electromagnetic Fields I
• •  ENGR 326 - Linear Systems
• •  ENGR 351 - Introduction to Fluid Mechanics
• •  ENGR 489 - Engineering Capstone Project I
• •  ENGR 490 - Engineering Capstone Project II

Mathematics

• •  MATH 100 - Freshman Seminar
• •  MATH 101 - Fundamentals of Mathematics
• •  MATH 101A. - Fundamental Mathematics I
• •  MATH 101B. - Fundamental Mathematics II
• •  MATH 102 - Math for Elementary Teachers
• •  MATH 105 - College Algebra
• •  MATH 106 - Trigonometry
• •  MATH 108 - Precalculus
• •  MATH 154 - Finite Mathematics
• •  MATH 155 - Discrete Structures
• •  MATH 200 - Geometry and Measurement
• •  MATH 205 - Calculus With Applications
• •  MATH 207 - Calculus I
• •  MATH 208 - Calculus II
• •  MATH 254 - Discrete Mathematics
• •  MATH 280 - Symbolic Logic
• •  MATH 290 - Practicum in Mathematics Teaching
• •  MATH 291 - Practicum in Mathematics Teaching
• •  MATH 300 - Math Methods for Elementary Teachers
• •  MATH 307 - Introduction to Linear Algebra
• •  MATH 309 - Calculus III
• •  MATH 310 - Differential Equations
• •  MATH 312 - Introduction to Abstract Algebra
• •  MATH 314 - Statistics
• •  MATH 318 - Numerical Analysis
• •  MATH 321 - Probability and Statistics
• •  MATH 329 - Mathematical Modeling
• •  MATH 354 - Operations Research

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Institute for Environmental Studies

Environmental Studies

• •  ENVS 201 - Dimensions of Environmental Science I
• •  ENVS 202 - Dimensions of Environmental Science II
• •  ENVS 210 - Introduction to Park Administration
• •  ENVS 300 - Integrated Pest Management and Lab
• •  ENVS 301 - Wildlife Management
• •  ENVS 302 - Forestry
• •  ENVS 305 - Environmental Law and Regulation
• •  ENVS 306 - Environmental Policy
• •  ENVS 307 - Introduction to Historic Preservation
• •  ENVS 308 - Physical Resource Management
• •  ENVS 309 - Regional Geology and Geomorphology
• •  ENVS 310 - Park Management
• •  ENVS 311 - Resource Management
• •  ENVS 319 - Land Use Planning
• •  ENVS 320 - Communication Strategies in Environmental Studies
• •  ENVS 321 - American Decorative Arts
• •  ENVS 322 - Environmental History
• •  ENVS 325 - Oral History
• •  ENVS 340 - Sustainable Agriculture and Lab
• •  ENVS 341 - Sustainable Energy and Lab
• •  ENVS 342 - Limnology
• •  ENVS 343 - Aquatic Entomology
• •  ENVS 344 - Ichthyology
• •  ENVS 345 - Sustainable Development
• •  ENVS 360 - Sedimentology and Stratigraphy
• •  ENVS 362 - Soil Science and Lab
• •  ENVS 368 - Geology of National Parks
• •  ENVS 371 - Documentation of Historic Properties
• •  ENVS 372 - Preservation Technology
• •  ENVS 401 - Conservation Ecology
• •  ENVS 422 - Stream Ecology
• •  ENVS 440 - Solid Waste/Air Quality Management and Lab
• •  ENVS 441 - Hydrology and Lab
• •  ENVS 450 - Environmental Internship
• •  ENVS 451 - Senior Research Seminar
• •  ENVS 490 - Applied Remote Sensing

General Science

• •  GSCI 101 - Astronomy I
• •  GSCI 102 - Astronomy II
• •  GSCI 103 - General Physical Science
• •  GSCI 104 - General Physical Science
• •  GSCI 300 - History of Science
• •  GSCI 301 - Physical Geology
• •  GSCI 302 - General Astronomy
• •  GSCI 303 - Meteorology
• •  GSCI 306 - Introduction to Oceanography
• •  GSCI 307 - Oceanography Lab
• •  GSCI 312 - Historical Geology
• •  GSCI 320 - Special Studies in General Science
• •  GSCI 350 - Natural Science Interpretation

Physics

• •  PHYS 201 - College Physics I
• •  PHYS 201L - College Physics I Laboratory
• •  PHYS 202 - College Physics II
• •  PHYS 202L - College Physics II Laboratory
• •  PHYS 221 - General Physics I
• •  PHYS 221L - General Physics I Laboratory
• •  PHYS 222 - General Physics II
• •  PHYS 222L - General Physics II Laboratory
• •  PHYS 322 - Electricity and Magnetism
• •  PHYS 323 - Modern Physics
• •  PHYS 330 - Advanced Laboratory
• •  PHYS 401 - Special Projects
• •  PHYS 404 - Special Projects