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Education
	• EDUC 455 - Student Teaching, Grades K-Adult
	• EDUC 456 - Student Teaching, Grades 5-Adult
	• EDUC 457 - Student Teaching, Grades 9-Adult
	• EDUC 461 - Student Teaching Seminar
Education (Graduate)
	• EDUC 500 - Advancing the Use of Technology in the Classroom
	• EDUC 502 - Curriculum and Pedagogy
	• EDUC 503 - Literacy in the Content Area
	• EDUC 504 - Structures of Effective Student Assessment
	• EDUC 520 - Conceptual Development for Integrating Language Arts and Social Studies
	• EDUC 521 - Conceptual Development of Integrating Mathematics and Science
	• EDUC 522 - Contemporary Issues in Education
	• EDUC 523 - Diversity Awareness and Collaborative Practice
	• EDUC 524 - Investigations of Learning in Context
	• EDUC 525 - Collaborative Methods in the Inclusive Classroom
	• EDUC 526 - Teacher as a Creative Catalyst
	• EDUC 527 - Inclusion in the Regular Classroom
	• EDUC 533 - Foundations of Literacy
	• EDUC 560 - Survey of Exceptionalities
	• EDUC 562 - Individualized Education Planning (IEP)
	• EDUC 564 - Advanced Methods: High Incidence Disabilities
	• EDUC 566 - Advanced Methods: Low Incidence Disabilities
	• EDUC 581 - Social Foundations of American Education
	• EDUC 582 - Learning in Contexts
	• EDUC 583 - Planning, Conducting, and Assessing Instruction
	• EDUC 584 - Classroom Ecology
	• EDUC 585 - Content Pedagogy
	• EDUC 586 - Reading I: Literacy Acquisition and Developmental Reading
	• EDUC 587 - Reading II: Diagnosing and Correcting Reading Difficulties
	• EDUC 588 - Integrated Pedagogy
	• EDUC 589 - Reading and Responding to Children’s Literature
	• EDUC 590 - Student Teaching Seminar
	• EDUC 599 - Special Topics: Education
	• EDUC 600 - Student Teaching Elementary Grades K-6
	• EDUC 601 - Student Teaching Secondary 5-12
	• EDUC 602 - Student Teaching Secondary 9-12
	• EDUC 603 - Student Teaching Pre-K-Adult
Education: Administrative Leadership (Graduate)
	• EDAL 540 - Dynamics of Leadership
	• EDAL 541 - Special Education Leadership
Education: Curriculum and Instruction (Graduate)
	• EDCI 501 - Introduction to Educational Research
	• EDCI 532 - Advanced Curriculum and Pedagogy
	• EDCI 578 - Advanced Educational Research Methods
	• EDCI 579 - Action Research Methodology and Thesis Experience
	• EDCI 580 - Action Research Thesis Experience
Engineering
	• ENGR 100 - Freshman Seminar
	• 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 300 - Introduction to Robotics
	• 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 - Signal Processing
	• ENGR 350 - Robotics Seminar
	• ENGR 351 - Introduction to Fluid Mechanics
	• ENGR 451 - Control Systems
	• ENGR 489 - Engineering Capstone Project I
	• ENGR 490 - Engineering Capstone Project II
English
	• ENGL 101 - Writing and Rhetoric I
	• ENGL 101A - Writing and Rhetoric A
	• ENGL 101B - Writing and Rhetoric B
	• ENGL 101S - Writing and Rhetoric I Studio
	• ENGL 102 - Writing and Rhetoric II
	• ENGL 131 - British Literature Travel Practicum
	• ENGL 147 - American Literature Travel Practicum
	• ENGL 168 - Greek Drama Practicum
	• ENGL 169 - Renaissance Drama Practicum
	• ENGL 170 - Medieval Drama Practicum
	• ENGL 202 - Backgrounds of Literature
	• ENGL 204 - Introduction to American Literature
	• ENGL 208 - Introduction to World Literature to 1660
	• ENGL 209 - Introduction to World Literature since 1660
	• ENGL 215 - The Art of Literature
	• ENGL 216 - Literature in Context
	• ENGL 270 - Traditional Grammar and Standard English Usage
	• ENGL 271 - Forms of Creative Writing
	• ENGL 301 - Introduction to Literary Study
	• ENGL 307 - Young Adult Literature
	• ENGL 310 - British Literature to 1660
	• ENGL 311 - British Literature, 1660-1900
	• ENGL 312 - American Literature to 1900
	• ENGL 313 - World 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

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