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3 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog origins to old St. Augustine’s Church in College of Liberal Arts and Philadelphia, which the Augustinians founded in 1796, and to its parish school, St. Augustine’s Sciences Academic Academy, established in 1811.

Handbook In 1842 the Augustinians purchased “Belle Air,” the country estate of John Rudolph, a Revolutionary War officer and Philadelphia College of Liberal Arts and merchant. There they established the Sciences “Augustinian College of Villanova,” under the patronage of St. Thomas of Villanova, a 16th century Augustinian educator and Bishop of College of Liberal Arts and Valencia, Spain. Eventually the College came to be known as Villanova and gave its name to the Sciences Directory town which grew up around it. Adele Lindenmeyr, Ph.D., Dean Emory Woodard, Ph.D., Dean, Graduate Studies Classes for the new college began on September Crystal J. Lucky, Ph.D., Associate Dean for 18, 1843, when 13 students embarked on a Baccalaureate Studies traditional liberal arts curriculum. At the outset, Barry Selinsky, Ph.D., Associate Dean for however, difficulties plagued the new college. The Research and Faculty Development anti-Catholic “Know Nothing” riots in Philadelphia Joseph Lennon, Ph.D., Associate Dean for in 1844 resulted in the burning of St. Augustine’s International & Interdisciplinary Studies Church. The need to rebuild the church and Edward Fierros, Ph.D., Associate Dean for maintain the new college created a financial crisis Diversity and Inclusion for the Order. As a result, the College closed its Rebecca Rebalsky, Assistant Dean for External doors on February 20, 1845. It was able to reopen and College Relations in September, 1846, with a student population of Susan Jacobs, M.A., Assistant Dean for 24; the first commencement took place on July Undergraduate Students 21, 1847. The following year, on March 10, 1848, the Seth Matthew Fishman, Ph.D., Director of Governor of Pennsylvania, Francis R. Shunk, Curriculum and Assessment signed the Act of Legislature incorporating the College. Office: 105 Saint Augustine Center for the Liberal Arts In 1857, Villanova College closed for a second Phone: 610-519-4600 time. Demands on the services of priests through E-mail Associate Deans: the expansion of parishes in the area created [email protected] staffing oblemspr for the Augustinians, while the E-mail Dean: [email protected] “Panic of 1857” brought on hard economic times. Web site: http://www.villanova.edu/artsci/ The onslaught of the Civil War in 1860 affected student enrollment, and the College was not reopened until September 1865.

Set love as the criterion of all that you say, and In the years that followed, the College prospered, whatever you teach, teach in such a way that the increasing its student population and adding person to whom you speak, by hearing, may significantly ot its physical facilities. Although in believe, by believing hope, and by hoping love. the first 50 years of its existence the College concentrated exclusively on the liberal arts, it nevertheless remained open to the changes in curriculum which were required to meet the THE INSTRUCTION OF BEGINNERS needs of the time and the demands for specialization. St. Augustine Today, the College continues to offer a variety of educational programs that are aimed at the total History growth of the individual and which prepare The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences of students for viable careers. Graduates of the Villanova University was founded by the College have taken their place in almost every Augustinian Order in 1842. The College traces its field of endeavor, serving in education, business,

4 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog government, law, medicine, and research, where well-defined universal values that equips them to they make vital contributions to the communities be wise critics of the society in which they live, and the world in which they live. and which sustains a moral base and social consciousness that transcends economic barriers Academic Mission and questions of race, gender, and creed. The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences exists to provide an atmosphere of responsible learning to Mission to Students, Faculty, a varied group of students who are called to intellectual, moral, and professional leadership. To and Staff fulfill these goals, the ollegeC seeks to promote The College strongly adheres to the principles of intellectual curiosity and rigor within the the University Mission Statement that commits university; to instill the fundamentals of critical Villanova to “developing and sustaining an insight, mature judgment, and independent academic environment in which the potentialities thinking; and to awaken in its students a sense of of its members may be realized.” In so doing, the the importance of values and the moral College is guided by the teachings of Vatican II, responsibility of caring for others and working for which emphasized that “the human spirit must be the betterment of society. cultivated in such a way that there results a growth in its ability to wonder, to understand, to Villanova has always openly and proudly declared contemplate, to make personal judgments, and to that it is a Catholic institution of higher learning. develop a religious, moral, and social sense” The University maintains a strong respect for the (Pastoral Constitution on the Church in the beliefs of its diverse community of faculty, Modern World, 59). students, and staff. In keeping with its central place in a Catholic university, the College of In order to fulfill its academic mission of Liberal Arts and Sciences has a special transmitting, pursuing, and discovering commitment to the Christian belief that creation knowledge, the College commits itself to the is an expression of the divine truth through the hiring and retaining of outstanding teacher- redemptive life, death, and resurrection of Jesus scholars and dedicated staff personnel whose Christ, the incarnate Word of God. It also seeks to academic and professional interests will develop provide a Christian intellectual and moral and foster the goals of the University’s mission. In environment, and believes that it is the common hiring faculty and staff personnel, the ollegeC right of all to participate in creation, to seek further commits itself to the goal of maintaining a truth, and to apply such truth attained to protect richness of diversity by actively recruiting women and enrich personal and communal life. and minorities. In all hiring strategies and decisions, the College strives to utilize Villanova’s special Augustinian heritage enables procedures that will reliably determine the best the College to draw upon the dynamic legacy of qualified applicants. St. Augustine, whose passionate pursuit of wisdom, understood through the metaphor of While the College is committed to maintaining its one heart and one mind, inspires its own quest Catholic identity, it does not seek a particular for knowledge in open, intelligent, responsible, religious affiliation within its personnel. Rather, as and mutually respectful interaction of points of formulated in the University’s mission, it asks that view. This legacy is classically illustrated by the all respect its “attempts to develop an Augustinian Order’s impact on the medieval environment in which students, faculty, and staff universities, its distinguished cultivation of may experience a Christian intellectual and moral Renaissance art, and its fostering of the scientific perspective,” and have a willingness to enter into discoveries of Gregor Mendel. It is further the conversation that gives its mission life and expressed in the conviction that all authentic character. human wisdom is ultimately in harmony with Divine Wisdom, and it invites collaboration with The College is strongly committed to academic other Christians and peoples of other traditions freedom that makes open discussion and inquiry who might share at least the general features and possible. It believes open discussion among dynamics of this Augustinian vision. scholars and students is a self-correcting process that is intrinsic to academic freedom and that this In light of this legacy, the College has developed process is in accord with responsible freedom, a a diversified academic program and a core central value of the Christian tradition, and of the curriculum that provide students with a scale of thought of St. Augustine, the great theologian of Christian freedom.

5 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog The College seeks to encourage and equitably Office: 107 St. Augustine Center for the Liberal reward the valuable performance of its faculty Arts and staff yb offering competitive salaries and by making available opportunities that will enhance Telephone: 610-519-3900 their professional development. It also seeks to Website: http://ous.villanova.edu promote a congenial work environment that is conducive to self-motivation. In recruiting students, the College seeks to ensure the best Vision applicant pool possible. It strives to retain The Office for Undergraduate Students aspires to students by offering excellent academic be at the forefront in student support by programs and by providing them with quality continuously improving our services and advising campus activities. in academics, professional development, and experiential education. We strive to create a The University’s LEARNING GOALS may be found welcoming and supportive environment for an on the Provost’s website under ‘University increasingly diverse student population. We seek Learning Goals’. to foster collaborative relationships between University community members to promote student growth in mind, body, and spirit. Office for Undergraduate Students Mission The Office for Undergraduate Students guides and supports students from orientation to Office for Undergraduate graduation as they explore the many experiential possibilities that the College of Liberal Arts and Students Directory Sciences provides. We empower students to explore. experience. evolve. begin a process of self-discovery, providing them with the resources to forge their own educational Directory and professional direction. Susan Jacobs, M.A., Assistant Dean for The Office for Undergraduate Students Undergraduate Students collaborates with other University resources, SaraBeth Baker, Graduation Certification enabling students to realize their full potential Specialist personally, educationally, and professionally. Sofia Bermudez, M.Ed., Assistant Director of Professional Development Linda Boettcher, M.A., Director for Academic Academic Advising Advising Linda Boettcher, M.A., Director Andy Bove, M.A., Associate Director for Andrew Bove, M.A., Associate Director Academic Advising Kathleen Matkowski, Administrative Coordinator Leslie Castrejon, Retention Coordinator 107 St. Augustine Center for the Liberal Arts Charles Francisco, Outreach Specialist 610-519-3900 Charlotte Holmes, Coordinator for Professional Development Academic Advising provides individual attention Kathleen Matkowski, Administrative Coordinator and guidance to students as they transition into Betty Lee Patch, M.A., Transfer Student Advisor the University and begin to explore their Charisma Presley-Dougherty, Retention Manager educational interests. Faculty Advisors encourage Louise Russo, Ph.D., Director of Health students to reflect on their oursec selections and Professions Advising experiential learning opportunities, enabling Drew Stackhouse, Assistant Director, Systems them to make informed choices about their Management educational and professional direction. By Kate Szumanski, M.A., M.S., Director of connecting students to a wide variety of support Professional Development services, we seek to promote students’ Jordan Toy, Director of Student Services development and to facilitate their success. Ann Trail, M.Ed., Health Professions Advisor Christina Winterton, Ph.D., Faculty Advisor, Through our first-year Academic Advising course, Exploratory Sciences we teach students how to obtain the most from their education. Topics include understanding the

6 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog value of a liberal arts education and the core Development requirements, conveying professionalism, 107 St. Augustine Center for the Liberal Arts assessing and strengthening study skills, learning 610-519-4232 time management, making informed educational and professional choices, and maintaining The Internship Program provides resources to student wellness. students, which include individual professional development one-on-one meetings and brainstorming sessions, professional development Exploratory Science Advising workshops, and other special events, to assist Christina Winterton, Ph.D., Faculty Advisor, students as they explore experiential educational Exploratory Sciences opportunities. Through internships, students 107 St. Augustine Center for the Liberal Arts refine their career interests, develop their 610-519-3900 professional skills, network with working professionals, and gain valuable experience in a Exploratory-Science affords students who have a variety of fields. heT Internship Program allows genuine interest in the natural sciences, but who students to earn academic credit toward their are somewhat uncertain as to which discipline to major or minor, or earn general elective liberal pursue, an opportunity to explore a variety of arts credits. Students are required to submit an options during their first year at Villanova internship-for-credit application to seek University. During their freshman year, students academic credit for their internship experiences. enroll in one or two natural science courses with The application is available on the OUS Web site. laboratory and mathematics. The Exploratory- Science option provides students with the opportunity to make a considered and data- Leadership and Professional based decision as to which discipline they wish to pursue for their four years. Development Kate Szumanski, M.A., M.S., Director of Professional Development Health Professions Advising Sofia Bermudez, M.Ed., Assistant Director of Louis Russo, Ph.D., Director Health Professions Professional Development Advising 117 St. Augustine Center for the Liberal Arts Ann Trail, Advisor 610-519-3942 143 Mendel Science Center 610-519-4822 The Professional Development area within OUS [email protected] offers programming, mentoring support, and courses that enable students to identify their Those students planning to apply to any health strengths, explore professional and educational professional degree program (Medical, Dental, options, and develop the skills necessary to Physician Assistant, Veterinary, Optometry, prepare them for professional life. Through this Physical Therapy, etc.) should contact the Health process, we empower students to pursue their Professions Advising Office for information on aspirations. The Professional Development prerequisite coursework, pre-admittance curricular component provides students with a examinations, experiential opportunities, and foundation for learning how their academic application procedures. Information sessions knowledge and skills transfer into the related to career exploration, program professional world. Students learn how to create specifications, and application preparation are a professional résumé, research careers and held throughout the academic year to enhance industries, identify internships, answer job applicant knowledge and application quality. interview questions, and network with alumni. Additional courses offered to enhance professional growth include the Legal Profession, Internship Program Professional Communication, Networking for Kate Szumanski, M.A., M.S., Director of Success, Social Networking, Creativity and Professional Development Innovation, and Introduction to Professional Sofia Bermudez, M.Ed., Assistant Director of Writing. Professional Development Charlotte Holmes, Coordinator of Professional

7 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog The Core aims to advance culture in a broad The Bridge Society sense, training students to understand and to Kate Szumanski, Advisor appreciate the interrelated patterns of customary 107 St. Augustine Center for the Liberal Arts beliefs and practices, social forms, aesthetics, and 610-519-4232 material traits that act to define a ulturc e and its position within a larger historical and intellectual The BRIDGE Society in the College of Liberal Arts framework. This educational program does not and Sciences is designed to: build relationships simply look to the past, but acknowledges that among students and alumni in the College of culture is vibrant and continuously redefined. heT Liberal Arts and Sciences; inspire both student Core Curriculum challenges students to professional development and alumni institutional understand how the present is recognizably development; provide a forum for students to formed from past influences, and that in order to gain the experiences necessary to forge their assess our culture and arrive at a view of its future direction. The BRIDGE Society: provides an future, students must be trained to scrutinize and opportunity for students to identify with the bring into perspective the relationship of the College, in addition to their major; creates the present culture with that of the past. opportunity for student leadership within the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences; gives Arts & In fostering active participation in learning, the Sciences students the opportunity to explore Core prepares students to become active potential career paths and meet alumni & participants within society, to engage in the employers in their fields of interest. process of informed political debate, and to encourage an understanding and appreciation of the diversity of cultures and experiences, a The Core Curriculum respect for the individual, and the development of a multi-cultural and international perspective. The Core thus encourages personal development Core Curriculum Overview in preparing students to regard themselves as Every degree program in the College of Liberal citizens living in a democratic society, as Arts and Sciences is made up of three belonging to a world community, and as components: the Core Curriculum, courses in the therefore having communal responsibilities. major, and free electives. Free electives are required for all students in the Summary of Core Curriculum College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and are often used to explore academic interests and Course Requirements determine educational directions. They may also I. Foundation Courses be used to fulfill minors, oncc entrations, or additional majors. a. Augustine and Culture Seminar (ACS 1000/ 1001) (2 courses) Courses in the Core Curriculum treat a broad b. Theology and Religious Studies (THL 1000) range of disciplines from a variety of approaches; (1 course) at the same time, the Core Curriculum strives to c. Philosophy (PHI 1000) (1 course) ensure depth of study and intellectual d. Ethics (ETH 2050) (1 course) sophistication while recognizing that learning implies different modes of inquiry. An essential II. Language Requirement (Proficiency) component of the Core Curriculum is a focus on writing. In the pursuit of their degrees, students III. Mathematics or Statistics (1 course) take a number of courses in which writing requirements play a central role, from the IV. Natural Sciences (2 courses w/ labs) Foundation Courses, including the Augustine and Culture Seminars and the Core Ethics course, to V. Literature and Writing Seminar (1 course) the Core Literature and Writing Seminar. In addition, each major program includes a required VI. History (1 course) research course, normally taken during junior or VII. Social Sciences (2 courses) sophomore years, and a senior capstone course, which is a significant ulminac ting experience that VIII. Fine Arts (1 course) leads students to reflect on the ariousv components of their major curriculum.

8 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog IX. Theology and Religious Studies – Upper reason-culture relations through the academic Division (1 course) lenses of theological and religious studies disciplines. Diversity Requirement Two of the courses counting towards degree Philosophy (1 course) requirements must have a Diversity attribute. Knowledge, Reality, Self (PHL 1000 ) explores the Select one course from two of the three possible philosophical responses to the questions of how areas of diversity as indicated by the Diversity 1, we can know, what is real, and what is the nature Diversity 2, or Diversity 3 attributes. (See detailed of the human person. explanation below) Ethics (1 course) Transfer credit will not be accepted for Core The Good Life: Ethics and Contemporary Moral Curriculum courses once a student has Problems (ETH 2050) provides critical reflection matriculated into the College of Liberal Arts and on distinctive and viable visions of the moral life, Sciences. with particular focus on Christian, especially Roman Catholic, Augustinian accounts, and explores the significance of different visions Fulfilling orC e Curriculum through an examination of various contemporary moral questions. ETH 2050 is the capstone of the Course Requirements foundation courses. Normally students should Foundation Courses take ETH 2050 by the end of their junior year, Augustine and Culture Seminar (ACS) Sequence after taking the other four foundation courses. (2 courses) ACS focuses on the question: Who am I? The first seminar (ACS 1000 Ancients) contains readings Language Requirement (Proficiency) from Hebrew and Christian scriptures, Greek and Roman antiquity, Augustine, and the High Middle Language proficiency is required either: 1) Ages, and is dedicated to understanding the through the intermediate level in French, Italian, foundations of our shared intellectual tradition. Spanish, or Latin; or 2) through the introductory ACS 1001 Moderns continues to address the level in Ancient Greek, Arabic, Chinese, Irish, question of identity with texts from the Japanese, or Russian. Students who are already Renaissance to the modern era. proficient in other languages may petition for an exemption from the Core Curriculum The two-semester ACS course sequence must be Language Requirement subject to the conditions taken by all students during the first year of under F below. study. Because it is important that students take Students may satisfy the Core Curriculum the Augustine and Culture seminars early in their Language requirement in one of the following college careers, students are permitted to drop ways: or withdraw from the courses without academic penalty only under special circumstances. Option A: Advanced Placement Examination Requests to drop or withdraw must be made to Students may satisfy the requirement by the Assistant Dean for Undergraduate Students. attaining a score of 4 or 5 on the applicable If a student receives permission to drop or Advanced Placement exam. Exams that fulfill the withdraw, he or she must take the course at the requirement and the course equivalency are next possible opportunity. listed on the Advanced Placement table in Part III of this handbook. Theology and Religious Studies (1 course) Faith, Reason, and Culture (THL 1000) studies For any language not offered at Villanova (such Christianity with a particular focus on Roman as German), students will not receive course Catholicism. Animated by Augustine’s concern to credit for the AP exam in that language. As with relate Christian faith, reason, and human culture, other languages, however, students who attain a this foundation course in the Core Curriculum is score of 4 or 5 will satisfy the language organized around the fundamental requirement. Students who satisfy the question, What do I believe? Students embark on requirement without receiving course credit may a journey that engages them in the quest of faith need to take additional free elective courses to seeking understanding in the context of meet the required number of credits for degree contemporary global religious, theological, and cultural pluralism. Students explore the faith-

9 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog completion. Any questions regarding Advanced should contact individual departments with any Placement credit should be directed to the Office questions regarding placement in these for Undergraduate Students in SAC 107. languages. Because placement tests provide only a rough indicator of a student’s level, students Option B: Comprehensive Examination who are placed into the introductory II or higher (Proficiency exam) must complete the course to fulfill the Students may satisfy the requirement through requirement. Students who are placed directly satisfactory performance on a proficiency exam into an introductory II course or higher may need administered by the appropriate department. to take an additional course to meet the required Proficiency exams are administered on specific number of credits for degree completion. dates and students must register in advance. Students deemed proficient yb achieving a grade Option F: Petition for Exemption Due to of C or better on the proficiency examination Documented Language Proficiency may need to take additional free elective courses Students who are fluent in languages orf which to meet the required number of credits for no proficiency exam is offered through the degree completion. College of Liberal Arts and Sciences may petition for an exemption from the Core Curriculum Option C: Credit by Exam Language requirement by submitting the Petition Students who would like to pursue credit for for Core Language Requirement Exemption in language fluency may do so through the Credit MyNOVA along with documentation of by Exam program for any language taught at proficiency from an accredited institution. Villanova other than their native language. International students may submit Test of English Students must meet all conditions in place as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) scores as through the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences documentation of proficiency for the purposes of to be eligible for the Credit by Exam program. the petition process. Students deemed proficient There is an associated fee per credit. through the petition process may need to take Arrangements for Credit by Exam should be additional courses to meet the required number made in the Office for Undergraduate Students in of credits for degree completion. SAC 107. Information about Credit by Exam is available under the policies section of this NOTES: handbook. • Placement tests are used to place students Option D: Latin Alphabet Languages – Latin and only and are not to be confused with a Romance Languages (French, Italian, Spanish) proficiency exam. Students selecting this option must take courses • Students seeking accommodations for through the intermediate II level in the language documented learning disabilities should they have chosen. Students who studied French, contact the Office of Learning Support Italian, Latin, or Spanish in high school must Services in Falvey 212. complete an online language placement exam • Additional questions regarding the Core (French, Italian, Spanish) or questionnaire (Latin) Curriculum Language requirement should be to be placed into the appropriate level. Because addressed to a student’s faculty advisor or placement tests provide only a rough indicator of to the Office for Undergraduate Students in a student’s level, students who are placed into SAC 107. the intermediate II level or higher must complete the course to fulfill the equirr ement. Students who are placed directly into an intermediate II Mathematics or Statistics (1 course) course or higher may need to take an additional course to meet the required number of credits for Students must take one course in either degree completion. mathematics or statistics. Any course offered by the Department of Mathematics and Statistics Option E: Non-Latin Alphabet Languages - Irish fulfills the equirr ement, although the department And Critical Languages (Ancient Greek, Arabic, offers courses every semester specifically Chinese, Japanese, Russian) designed for the Core Curriculum. These Students selecting this option must take courses specifically designed ourses,c along with courses through the introductory II level for the language offered from other departments designated by they have chosen. These courses are typically the Mathematics A & S Core attribute, fulfill the four to six credits and meet four to five days per Core Curriculum requirement. week, depending on the language. Students

10 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog Natural Science (2 courses with laboratory) Non-science majors meet the Core Curriculum Theology and Religious Studies (1 Natural Science requirement by taking two course) semesters of Mendel Science Experience (MSE), The upper division Theology and Religious thematically-based lecture/laboratory courses Studies Core Curriculum requirement develops designed for non-science majors, or two the theme of faith seeking understanding, semesters of lecture/laboratory courses designed engaging culture from a specific disciplinary for science majors. perspective. Students must take THL 1000 before taking this upper division course designated by Science (AST, BIO, BIOC, CHM, CBN, CSC, ENV, the Core Theology attribute. MAT, PHY - B.S. only, PSY - B.S. only) majors meet the science requirement through the regular program of study in their major.

Diversity Requirement (2 courses) Consistent with the University’s Mission Literature and Writing Seminar (1 Statement and its implementation of the new Core Curriculum in the College of Arts and course) Sciences, students will take at least two courses All students take a thematic literature and writing designated as “diversity.” Learning to see through seminar course. Courses designated with the the eyes of other peoples and cultures is essential Core Lit & Writing Sem attribute fulfill the to becoming a citizen of the world. Beyond requirement. introducing students to the contextual study of diverse groups, diversity education must foster understanding of how individuals are affected within systems of power, oppression, deprivation, History (1 course) marginalization, and privilege. This requirement is met by taking a specifically designed course designated by the Core History attribute. Students are required to select two courses, covering two out of the three areas below:

Diversity 1: Courses that focus on populations Social Sciences (2 courses) (often named as non-dominant, minority, or Students satisfy the requirement by taking two impoverished groups) in the U.S. or Western courses designated by the Core Social Sciences Europe, and the systems or mechanisms that give attribute. rise to the experiences of power, privilege, and marginalization. Students majoring in Criminology, Economics, Geography and the Environment, Political Diversity 2: Courses that focus on women’s Science, Psychology, or Sociology fulfill the orC e experiences and/or highlight the relationship Social Science requirement through the regular between gender, culture, and power. program of study in their major. Diversity 3: Courses focus on the culture, economics, politics or ecology of societies and nations other than those of Western Europe and the United States and that emphasize power, Fine Arts (1 course privilege, and marginalization or a critical analysis The requirement is met through courses that of how these cultures define and xpre ess focus on the creative processes that go into themselves. making a work of art or on analysis and interpretation of the products of that artistic creativity. Courses designated with the Fine Arts Requirement attribute, fulfill the orC e Curriculum NOTES: requirement.

11 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog • Service-learning courses, internships, and bankruptcy and repeat the semester or academic other experiential or community-based year with a new start on the cumulative average learning courses may be applied toward this (though a record of the year’s work will remain requirement, provided they include a on the transcript). significant eflectivr e component, just as traditional diversity courses do, and have Internal transfer students and students who have been pre-approved for diversity course switched degree programs within the CLAS may credit. be permitted to bankrupt individual courses that • Study abroad courses may be applied do not apply to their new curriculum. CORE toward this requirement; such courses will requirements or electives cannot be bankrupted, be assessed the same way as courses at the process is only for courses that are not Villanova. required for the new major. Before a student may • A student may not use a single course to request bankruptcy for specific ourses,c he or fulfill more than one category of the she must have successfully completed two diversity requirement. consecutive semesters in the CLAS and attained • The diversity requirement cannot be fulfilled a minimum GPA of 2.50 in each semester. by independent study or a senior thesis. Bankrupted courses will remain on the student’s • Language courses cannot fulfill the transcript but will be excluded from the requirement, although literature courses in calculation of the GPA and earned credit hours. another language may fulfill the equirr ement Students must petition the Assistant Dean for if they are designated with a diversity Undergraduate Students for the exclusion (Susan attribute. Jacobs in OUS, SAC 107). • A student may take three 1-credit IGR workshops, which fulfills one oursec towards All requests for Academic Bankruptcy are the Core Diversity requirement (Diversity 1). granted at the discretion of the Assistant Dean for Undergraduate Students (Susan Jacobs in A student may take three 1-credit IGR workshops, OUS, SAC 107). Once a course has been which then fulfills one oursec towards the Core bankrupted the action is permanent and cannot Diversity requirement (Diversity 1). be reversed. In no case will tuition be refunded.

Learning Outcomes and Academic Dismissal A student who has not met the academic Assessment standards of the College (as determined by the Academic Standing Committee and described below) will be dismissed from the College of University and CLAS Liberal Arts and Sciences after two consecutive semesters below a 2.0 cumulative grade point Policies average and/or failure to make academic progress (successful completion of at least 12 credits a semester). Additionally, students on University and CLAS Policies probation who have any of the following grades Unless otherwise noted, the College of Liberal “N”, “Y”, “F”, “NF”, “U”, or “W” are subject to Arts and Sciences follows the general University dismissal from the College. The Assistant Dean academic policies and regulations listed in the for Undergraduate Students (Susan Jacobs in University Catalog. It is the responsibility of the OUS, SAC 107) will inform the student of the student to know and comply with all academic dismissal as soon as possible. Typically, the policies and regulations of the University and the student will be allowed to appeal that dismissal College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. Such to the Academic Standing Committee and the policies may change without prior notice. The Assistant Dean for Undergraduate Students. policies in this handbook are a sample of There is no additional process of appeal beyond University and College policies that are the Assistant Dean. In some cases (e.g., when the frequently referenced by students and are student has had previous warnings or been on intended for summary purposes only. probation), the student may, at the determination of the College, be dismissed without right of Academic Bankruptcy appeal. The Academic Standing Committee may allow a freshman student to declare academic

12 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog Villanova University through the Academic Academic Integrity Advancement Program, satisfactory progress of Academic integrity is vital to any university the student will be determined by the Academic community for many reasons. Students receive Standing Committee and/or Assistant Dean for credit for doing assignments because they are Undergraduate Students. In the event that, due to supposed to learn from those assignments, and poor high school preparation, additional time is the vast majority do so honestly. Anyone who necessary for the student to complete the hands in work that is not his or her own, or who requirements towards graduation, the student cheats on a test, or plagiarizes a paper, is not will be viewed as being in a five year program. learning, is receiving credit dishonestly and is, in Satisfactory progress will be viewed accordingly. effect, stealing from other students. As a consequence, it is crucial that students do their own work. Students who use someone else’s Academic Standing work or ideas without saying so, or who The record of any student whose cumulative or otherwise perform dishonestly in a course, are semester grade point average falls below 2.00 cheating. In effect, they are lying. Such will be reviewed by the Academic Standing dishonesty, moreover, threatens the integrity not Committee for appropriate action. Students in only of the individual student, but also of the science programs whose technical grade point university community as a whole. The full average falls below 2.00 will also come before Academic Integrity Policy can be found at on this the committee. Typically, the student will either webpage. be placed on academic probation or dismissed from the College. Additionally, the committee reviews the records of students who have failed Academic Probation to make satisfactory academic progress by A student on academic probation will normally successfully completing a minimum of 12 credits be allowed only one semester to raise his or her per semester. grade point average to the required minimum. Once a student has been notified of their probationary status, the student is required to Advanced Placement and contact their faculty advisor immediately to discuss their probationary status and develop an International Baccalaureate academic plan for success. While on academic probation, a student may be limited to 13 credits Credit (4 courses), is required to pass all courses of Students should request that the College Board three or more credits, and earn a C (2.00) or send Advanced Placement (AP) scores to higher in those courses. Additionally, students on Villanova University (our code is 2959). AP scores probation must complete all coursework on time are received in the Registrar’s Office and and are not eligible for “N” (incomplete) grades forwarded to our Office for Undergraduate and any “Y”, “F”, “NF”, “U”, or “W” grades may Students, where the determination on credit is subject them to dismissal from the College. made. Most AP scores for incoming freshmen Students who cannot make satisfactory academic reach Villanova by mid-July. If the scores are progress (successful completion of a minimum of received before freshmen classes begin, a 12 credits per semester) are also subject to representative of the Office for Undergraduate academic dismissal from the College. Students will communicate with the student and authorize the Registrar’s Office to post the appropriate credit to the academic record. For Academic Progress scores received after classes begin, this To qualify for a bachelor’s degree, a student must representative will simply direct the Registrar to earn a cumulative grade point average of at least add any credit they approve. All AP/IB scores 2.00 (in addition to completing the studies must be accepted and approved before the prescribed for the degree sought). Students must completion of two semesters at Villanova in order also advance in their studies by successfully to be considered for credit. AP credits appear in completing a minimum of 12 credits per semester. the “Transfer Credit” area of the student record. Students who fail to make satisfactory academic process are subject to review by the Academic Incoming students who have taken AP or Standing Committee. Those students may be International Baccalaureate Higher Level (IB) placed on Academic Probation. In circumstances exams should check with their academic advisor involving those students who have entered during the first week of classes to verify Villanova's receipt of the official orsc es and to

13 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog HIS ensure that proper adjustments have been made History Americas 3 to their academic record. In some instances, 4495 HIS scores are sent to the Villanova Registrar after History Europe 3 1021 courses have been assigned based on the ITA student’s response to the Incoming Students 1121 3 Questionnaire. Italian A2 or B 0 ITA 3 1122 AP and IB credit cannot be used to fulfill any core LAT requirements, with the exception of foreign 1121 3 language, but may fulfill equirr ements for majors, Latin Placement 0 LAT 3 minors, concentrations and certificates. AP/IB 1122 credits will be treated as transfer credits in these MAT Mathematics 4 cases and all transfer credit policies will apply. 1500 The following is the list of tests and scores and MAT their application to the baccalaureate degree. 1500 4 Math Further MAT 1500 4 The first table is a list of Higher Level IB tests and MAT 4 scores; the second is a list of AP tests. 1505 SAR Music 3 Students wishing to remove any AP/IB credit 3030 PHI Philosophy 3 from their record should complete the "Request 2990 to Remove AP Credit" form available on MyNova. PHY 1100/11 Once this request has been processed, it cannot 4 be reversed. Physics PHY 4 1102/ International Baccalaureate 13 Credit and Course PSY Psychology 3 Equivalence 1000 Note: Credit is Only Given SPA for Higher Level Exams 1121 3 Score Spanish A2 or B 0 Subject Score of 5 Credit of 6 or Credit SPA 3 7 1122 BIO 2105 4 Biology * Sample of lab work needed. BIO 4 2106 CHM 1103 1 Academic Placement Equivalency CHM 1104 1 Chart Chemistry Score of Score of CHM 4 Advanced Placement 1151 3 4 or 5 4 Subject-Test Number Courses Credits Courses Credits CHM AAH 1152 1101 or 3 CSC Art History- (13) Computer Science HL CSC 1051 4 4 1051 AAH CSC 1102 Information Technology CSC 1930 3 3 1930 BIO ECO 2105 4 ECO 1001 3 1001 3 Biology- (20) Economics BIO 4 ECO 1002 3 ECO 3 2106 Calculus AB- (66) or 1002 MAT ENG 4 English ENG 1050 3 3 1500 1050 Calculus Subgrade- (69) FFS MAT 1121 3 1500 4 French A2 or B 0 Calculus BC- (68) FFS 3 MAT 4 1122 1505 1 GEV CHM Geography GEV 1002 3 3 1002 Chemistry- (25) 1103 1

14 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog CHM Spanish Literature & SPA 1104 Culture- (89) 1122 4 MAT CHM 1230 or 1151 4 Statistics- (90) 3 CSC CHM 2300 1152 CHI 1111 6 Chinese Language &

Culture- (28) CHI 1112 6 Computer Science A- CSC 4 (31) 1051 Apply for Re-Admission Computer Science CSC 3 Principles- (32) 1020 Students applying for re-admission to the full- ECO time undergraduate day program should Economics: Macro- (35) 3 1002 complete the “Application for Re-Admission to ECO Economics: Micro- (34) 3 the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences” form. 1001 Generally, a degree program should be English Language & Composition- (36) or completed within six years of original start date. ENG 3 However, students may return to full-time day 1050 English Literature & student status within approximately ten years of Composition- (37) their original date of enrollment. Once more than Environmental Science GEV 3 (40) 1052 twelve years have passed from original start date, FFS 1121 former students must apply to complete their 3 French Language & degree through the College of Professional Culture- (48) FFS 3 Studies. 1122 Government and Politics: PSC 3 Comp- (58) 1300 If fewer than ten to twelve years have passed, Government and Politics: PSC and you wish to take classes in person on a full- 3 US- (57) 1100 time basis, please forward this form and the History, European- (43) HIS 1021 3 accompanying items to the Office for HIS Undergraduate Students (SAC 107) via email 1002 or History, U.S.- (07) 3 at [email protected], fax at (610) 519-6322 or HIS the address below: 1003 HIS Office for Undergraduate Students 1040 or History, World- (93) 3 Attn: Susan Jacobs HIS 800 E. Lancaster Avenue 1050 SAC 107 GEV Human Geography- (53) 3 1002 Villanova, PA 19085 ITA 1121 3 Italian Language & Applications take several weeks to be reviewed Culture- (62) ITA 1122 3 since we may need to access old records. Please JPN 1111 6 Japanese Language & submit the application no later than November 15

Culture- (64) JPN 1112 6 for a possible spring start, April 15 for a summer LAT 1121 start and July 15 for a possible fall start. 3 Placement Latin- (60) Applications received less than one month prior Only LAT 3 1122 to the start of a new semester will be considered PHY for the following semester. 1100 3 Physics C: Mechanics-

(80) PHY 1 1101 Attendance PHY Class and laboratory attendance for first year 1102 3 Physics C: Electricity and students is mandatory. A first-year student will

Magnetism- (82) receive a grade of “Y” (failure) whenever the PHY 1 1103 number of unexcused absences in a course PSY exceeds twice the number of weekly class Psychology- (85) 3 1000 meetings for the course. For students beyond the Spanish Language- 3 SPA 1121 first year, attendance policies are determined by (87) or 3

15 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog the instructors of the various courses. The full policy regarding attendance is available on the Confidentiality Provost’s website. Villanova University’s student records policy was established in accordance with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) of Auditing a Course 1974 as amended. The complete policy can be A student may elect to audit a course to reinforce viewed in the current Villanova University and strengthen his/her current knowledge or to Catalog. Students who do not wish directory explore new areas without the pressure of tests information to be made public must complete and grades. No academic credit is earned for and submit a Student Record Confidentiality auditing a course; however, the audited course is Request Form (available on the Registrar's noted on the student's officialec r ord. Permission website), along with photocopied proof of to audit a course must be obtained from the identification. A student’s directory information course instructor. Forms to request to audit the can only be prevented from appearing in course are available online. Visit MyNova and publications compiled after the date on which search for OUS Forms. the Office of the Registrar receives the student’s request form; to ensure that your directory information is excluded from the student CLAS Students Taking directory and other annual publications, submit your request form within 10 days of when Fall College of Professional registration opens. To revoke a confidentiality Studies Courses request, contact the Office of the Registrar in person (Kennedy Hall, 2nd Floor) or mail/fax a Students in the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences written request with photocopied proof of are not permitted to enroll in courses restricted identification. to the College of Professional Studies. Course restriction information is available through searching the master schedule in MyNova. Credit by Exam To encourage independent study and recognize Closed Section personal knowledge and mastery of subject matter, Villanova University provides qualified Students will not be permitted to enroll in closed matriculated students with the opportunity to sections. Exceptions to this rule will be made only “test out” of certain courses. The student who by the chairperson of the academic department successfully passes such an examination satisfies offering the course. If other sections or other the requirements of and earns the credit for the courses are available to satisfy the degree respective course. For more information, see the requirements, then the exception will not be webpage located here. granted. Student employment conflict is not a legitimate reason for admittance to a closed section. Limitations Participation in the program is not automatically given, and is contingent upon the following Complaints Against Faculty limitations: Student complaints concerning an instructor’s handling of a class, classroom presentation, 1. The student must be matriculated, and offer professional demeanor, or course policies should evidence of sufficient background to the be directed to the chair of the faculty member department offering the exam to have a involved. Normally, such complaints should be reasonable command of the subject matter; made within six months of the end of the course 2. If the student has previously taken the exam in which the complaint arose. If the complaint is to waive course requirements, the student against the chair the procedures will be modified may not take an exam for credit in the same in accordance with the University’s policy course; regarding complaints against faculty. The full 3. A student cannot use this program to pass a policy and guidelines for enforcement are course for which the student has failed, available to view on this page. either at Villanova or any institution; 4. A student on probation, or who is suspended, may not take an exam for credit;

16 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog Conditions courses of three or more credits (and additional 1 to 2 credit courses) and need more than 17 The granting of credit is contingent upon the credits, if an Arts student, or 19 credits, if a following conditions: Sciences student. The form should be completed prior to the assigned registration time and 1. A student may not challenge a foreign submitted it to the Office for Undergraduate language requirement in their primary Students. language. Once a sequence of language has begun, a student may not revert to a lower- Note: If a student’s cumulative GPA is at least 3.0 level course. and she/he/they would like to take a sixth course 2. A fee of $130 per credit hour will be levied with credits totaling to 19 credits, the credit limit 3. Credit granted will not exceed that assigned is raised after the final egisr tration period for to the course as listed in the University students with a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher Catalog for arts students. Students that fall under this 4. The maximum credit allowed the student category do not need to fill out a orm.f through this program is 30 hours 5. Credit for no more than three courses may be applied to a student’s major Cross College Majors 6. A passing grade of “CE” will appear on the Students in the College of Engineering, M. Louise student’s transcript; a failing grade will not Fitzpatrick College of Nursing, and the Villanova be recorded School of Business may pursue a second major in 7. The test dates, determined by the Director of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. The Student Services, will take place shortly after CLAS major will be considered a second major the mid-semester break and before the pre- added to the student’s primary degree program; registration period in the Fall and Spring. the student will not be required to complete The exam is also given in July. CLAS Core or Free Elective requirements and will not be awarded a second degree. The second Procedure major will be noted on the student’s official transcript. Students who wish to pursue this 1. The application process is the responsibility option must complete the appropriate form of the student and must be completed one (available in the Office for Undergraduate month before the date of the exam. The Students, SAC 107) and obtain all required student begins the application process with signatures. the director who will provide them with the appropriate forms and directions for completion. Dean's List 2. The form is then taken to the Bursar’s Office At the end of the fall and spring semesters, the for validation once the appropriate fee is College of Liberal Arts and Sciences officially paid. A “no show” student forfeits all fees. recognizes its high-achieving students by 3. During the week prior to the exam, the including their names on the Dean’s List. department will provide the director with a Inclusion on this list recognizes a student’s copy of the exam for each candidate. This commitment to an intellectually rigorous will be in a sealed envelope properly education in the liberal arts and sciences, one identified with the tudents ’s name, Banner that fosters critical insight, mature judgment, and ID, department, and exam title on its front. independent thinking. Students must complete at 4. Notification of students of time and place of least 12 credits of letter grade courses each the exam, and other arrangements, are the semester with a minimum GPA of 3.50. No S, WX, responsibility of the Director. or N grades are permitted in these 12 credits. 5. Students who fail the exam have the right to review it with the faculty in question. Exams are destroyed in the semester in which they Declaring or Changing a are administered. 6. The Director will notify the students and the Major for CLAS Students Registrar’s Office of the exam results. Students wishing to declare or change their major/program should complete the “Application to Change or Declare Major” available on Credit Increases MyNova. The department will review and if Students should complete the “Request for a approved will assign an advisor to the student Credit Increase” form if trying to register for five and forward the form to the Office for

17 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog Undergraduate Students. Once received, the Office for Undergraduate Students will notify the Disclosure of Student student of the status of their request. Records Villanova University, in accordance with the Declaring a CLAS Minor or Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) of 1974, as amended, has adopted a Concentration Student Records Policy to address the following To declare a concentration or minor within the issues with respect to education records: (1) College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, complete disclosure of directory information; (2) the “Application to Add or Remove a CLAS Minor confidentiality of personally identifiable or Concentration” available on MyNova. Some information; and (3) student rights to inspect, CLAS departments have additional requirements review and seek amendment of their records. In to apply to the minor. Consult with the general, education records are defined as ecr ords department for additional information. maintained in any form by the University that are directly related to a student. The full text of this policy is available on the Provost’s webpage. Degree Requirements Every degree program in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences is made up of three Double Majors/Primary & components: the Core Curriculum, Courses in the Secondary Majors Major, and Free Electives. The Baccalaureate By default, the first major that a student declares degree is awarded when the curriculum is treated as their primary major. A student may prescribed by the College for one or more of the not declare a secondary major without first various degree programs has been satisfied. declaring their primary major. Candidates for graduation must meet all of the following seven requirements: Students may declare a secondary major by completing the "Application to Declare/Change/ 1. A minimum of 122 credit hours; Drop Major" form available on MyNova. Students 2. The successful completion of the Core may not double major in both Comprehensive Curriculum, academic major requirements, Science and in another science OR Liberal Arts and free electives*; and another major. 3. A cumulative GPA of at least 2.00. (Science students must also have a minimum technical grade point average of at Drop/Add least 2.00); During the first five (5) class days of a semester, 4. A minimum of half of the Core Curriculum students are given the option of dropping or requirements must be fulfilled ta adding courses by using their pin number and Villanova University; going online through MyNOVA, or by completion 5. A minimum of half of the requirements for of a paper form available in the Office for the major must be fulfilled at Undergraduate Students without incurring Villanova University; academic penalty or affecting the student’s 6. The final 30 credits of the degree program official anscript.tr After this period, students may must be earned at Villanova University or a withdrawal (WX) from courses but may not add a Villanova University approved program; course. 7. At least 61 credits must be earned at Villanova University. Dual Degree Policy *Please note that a maximum of 10 credits in Normally, a student may receive only one degree, courses fewer than 3-credits may be applied to regardless of how many majors the student a students free-elective area. Lab courses do not earns. Students who have completed all the count toward the 10-credit limit. Further requirements for two or more degrees – e.g., restrictions regarding subject of these courses B.B.A. and B.S.A, or B.B.A. and B.A, or B.A. and apply. B.S.. – must choose which degree to take – unless they have completed 43 or more additional See the College of Professional Studies Catalog credits beyond the greater of the two program for information on the Bachelor of credit requirements, in which case they may Interdisciplinary Studies Degree (BIS), the Bachelor of Arts in General Arts, etc.

18 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog receive two degrees and two diplomas. Multiple majors, regardless of college, will appear on a Full-Time Student Status vs. student’s transcript. Part-Time Student Status (i.e. Scholastic Load) F Grade A student must take a minimum of 12 credits a Required courses carrying a final grade of F must semester to be a full-time student. Permission to be repeated unless the student transfers to take fewer than 12 credit hours may be obtained another college of the University where the in exceptional circumstances with the written course for which the F grade was received is not approval of the Assistant Dean for a requirement for the degree. The reasons for Undergraduate Students. In the College of Liberal student deficiencies are reported by the faculty Arts & Sciences, students with a G.P.A. over 3.0 member at mid-semester and at the end of the may overload with registration for the sixth semester to the Office for Undergraduate course, possible only after the main registration Students. period is over. No special approval would be needed. Fast Forward Courses Transfer Credit will not be awarded for Grade Appeals Accelerated or Fast Forward courses. In order for Student complaints concerning a grade should a non-professional three-credit course to be be directed to the chair of the faculty member considered for transfer credit, the course must involved. The chair shall normally require, but do have met on at least 15 different days and with a no less than urge, a student who brings a minimum total meeting time of at least 37 hours. complaint about a grade in the first instance to For courses in question, the student must provide try to resolve the matter with the course documentation stating the manner in which the instructor. That failing, the chair should attempt course was taught along with the official to resolve the issue between the student and transcript. Courses in professional studies will be instructor. The chair may consult with others in evaluated on a case- by-case basis. The College connection with his or her review of the reserves the right to test students to assess complaint. Such complaints should be made course outcomes. according to the following deadlines: Spring Semester and Summer Semester grade complaints: Last Friday in August; Fall Semester Final Exams and Finals Week grade complaints: Last Friday in January. If the Occasionally students will encounter conflicts in complaint is against the chair, it should be the examination schedule such that two of a directed to the Dean. The full text of the policy student’s examinations are scheduled at the same and process regarding grade appeals is time or three examinations are scheduled on the available on this website. same day. In the event of such a conflict, the student must notify the instructor at least seven days in advance of the scheduled exam. The Grade Changes instructor will make alternative arrangements for All grades are permanent except for N and NG, the student to complete the which are temporary grades and must be examination. In resolving conflicts, multiple replaced with grades submitted by the instructor. section exams should take precedence over If a change is not submitted, the N or NG exams for a single section, and courses in the automatically becomes an NF. Students must major should take precedence over non-major submit all work to instructors by the last Friday in courses. Extraordinary difficulties encountered in January (Fall semester) or June (Spring effecting such an arrangement will be resolved semester). Instructors must submit replacement by the Assistant Dean for Undergraduate grades by the second Friday in February (Fall Students (Susan Jacobs in OUS, SAC 107). The semester) or July (Spring semester). full text of this policy is available on this webpage. Grade Definitions and aluesV A (4.00), A- (3.67) The highest academic grade possible; an honor grade which is not automatically given to a student who ranks highest in the course, but is

19 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog reserved for accomplishment that is truly Unsatisfactory courses. distinctive and demonstrably outstanding. It SP Satisfactory: Progress (for use at Mid-Term represents a superior mastery of course material Only) and is a grade that demands a very high degree U Unsatisfactory: Assigned in Satisfactory/ of understanding as well as originality or Unsatisfactory courses. creativity as appropriate to the nature of the WX: Approved withdrawal without penalty. course. The grade indicated that the student W: Approved withdrawal with penalty. works independently with unusual effectiveness AU: Audit. and often takes the initiative in seeking new Y: Unofficial withdrawal from course (or for knowledge outside the formal confines of the freshmen, failure for excessive absences) course. NG (Or Blank): no grade reported.All grades are permanent except for N and NG, which are B+ (3.33), B (3.00), B- (2.67) temporary grades and must be replaced with grades submitted by the instructor. If a change is A grade that denotes achievement considerably not submitted, the N or NG automatically above acceptable standards. Good mastery of becomes an NF. Students must submit all work to course materials evident and student instructors by the last Friday in January (Fall performance demonstrates a high degree of semester) or June (Spring semester). Instructors originality, creativity, or both. The grade indicates must submit replacement grades by the second that the student works well independently and Friday in February (Fall semester) or July (Spring often demonstrates initiative. Analysis, synthesis, semester). and critical expression, oral or written, are considerably above average. View the full policy and grading information on the Office of the Registrar's website here. C+ (2.33), C (2.00), C- (1.67) Indicates a satisfactory degree of attainment and is the acceptable standard for graduation from Grade Point Average (GPA) college. It is the grade that may be expected of a In addition to passing all required courses, a student of average ability who gives to the work cumulative grade point average (GPA) of at least a reasonable amount of time and effort. This 2.0 is necessary for graduation. For science grade implies familiarity with the content of the students, a Technical GPA of at least 2.0 is also course and acceptable mastery of course required. For Arts students, some majors may material; it implies that the student displays some also require a minimum GPA for all courses that evidence of originality and/or creativity, and are used to meet the major requirements. Grades works independently at an acceptable level and for all courses taken at Villanova University completes all requirements. (expect S/U grades and WXs) are calculated in the GPA. If a course is repeated, then both grades are included in the computation. If a transfer D+, (1.33), D (1.00), D- (0.67) course is accepted to fulfill a equirr ement for a Denotes a limited understanding of the subject failed Villanova University course, then the failed matter, meeting only the minimum requirement Villanova course is still included in the GPA for passing the course. It signifies orkw which in computation. The grade point average is quality and/or quantity falls below the average determined by taking the number of credits for acceptable standard for passing the course. each course times the quality points earned and Performance is deficient in analysis, synthesis, dividing the total quality points by the total and critical expression; there is little evidence of credit hours attempted. For more information on originality, creativity, or both. Note: D- is the grade point average, view the Office of the lowest passing grade awarded. Registrar's policy here.

F (0.00) Example of GPA Calculation Indicates inadequate or unsatisfactory GPA= Total Quality Points /Total Attempted attainment, serious deficiency in understanding Credits of course material, and/or failure to complete requirements of the course. Course Grade Credits Quality Points Course #1 B 3 9.00 N Incomplete: Course work not completed. Course #2 C 3 6.00 S Satisfactory: Assigned in Satisfactory/ Course #3 C 3 6.00 Course #4 C 3 6.00

20 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog Course #5 F 3 0.00 calculated as an F in the student’s GPA. No further grade extensions are possible. Any Total Attempted Credits: 15 Total Earned Credits: discrepancies for an Incomplete N grade must be 12 Total Quality Points: 27 resolved before the completion of the following semester. GPA = 27/15= 1.80 Students requesting an extension can complete the "Request for a Grade Extension on an Grade Reports Incomplete Grade" form available on MyNova. Grade reports are computed at the middle and end of each semester. However, only the grade report at the end of the semester is part of the Incomplete Grades for student’s permanent record. These reports are available to students online through their Undergraduate Students MyNOVA account. Students are directed to the Requests for incompletes are considered for University Catalog for a complete description of extenuating circumstances only (illness, family the University Grading System. Any inaccuracy in emergencies, etc.). Students who request an “N” this record must be reported to the Office of the grade must have completed the majority of their Registrar within two weeks of its receipt; work and must establish with the instructor a otherwise, the grade will stand as it is. plan and a timeline for completing outstanding requirements. Incomplete grades might have an impact on a student’s financial aid, so tudentss Graduation Honors should consult with their financial aid ounselorc Graduation honors will be noted on the degrees regarding incomplete grades. Undergraduate of graduating students meeting the following students who have two or more incomplete requirements: grades at the end of a semester will be reviewed by the Academic Standing Committee. Students 1. Summa cum laude.....minimum cumulative who have multiple incomplete grades over the GPA of 3.90 course of an academic year may be placed on 2. Magna cum laude...... minimum cumulative academic probation for failure to make GPA of 3.75 satisfactory academic progress. 3. Cum laude...... minimum cumulative GPA of 3.50 Laboratory Science Grade Extensions on Accommodation for Student Incomplete Grades with Disabilities Villanova University recognizes its responsibility Students who have taken an incomplete (i.e., “N”) to provide alternatives to the laboratory grade and need additional time to complete the experience for those students who have work due to further extenuating circumstances documented physical disabilities and are unable must first gain the professor’s approval. If the to perform laboratory work. Mendel Science professor grants the request, the student and Experience courses are a part of the Core professor must agree upon a completion date for Curriculum in the College of Liberal Arts and the work, complete a “Request for Grade Sciences, and each of these courses is Extension on an Incomplete Grade” form, and coordinated lecture/laboratory. In the event that submit it to the Office for Undergraduate a student has a proven disability, verified yb a Students for the Assistant Dean’s approval prior physician, the student should meet with the to the initial deadline for the submission of course professor at the start of the semester to incomplete work, which is posted on the online discuss alternative to the co-requisite laboratory. academic calendar. Students may only extend the In lieu of a laboratory, an appropriate alternative deadline for courses in which an incomplete was experience may be obtained by performing taken once with the Assistant Dean’s library research on a specific opict agreed upon approval. Students may be required to submit by the student and the professor – one relevant supporting documentation. to the course material and equivalent in rigor to a The remaining coursework must be completed three hour laboratory. and submitted by the established deadline or the grade will convert to an “NF” grade, which is

21 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog The student and faculty member should fill out a form designating, the topic to be researched, the Medical Leave of Absence expectations of the faculty member in terms of A student may experience physical or coverage, rigor, and due date. Both the faculty psychological conditions that significantly impair member and student should sign and date the the student’s ability to function successfully or form prior to sending it to Dr. Crystal Lucky, safely in his or her role as a student. In such Associate Dean for Baccalaureate Studies, SAC cases, the student may decide that time away 105. from the University for treatment and recovery can help restore functioning to a level that will enable the student to return to the University and Leave of Absence perform successfully in and out of the classroom. Students who plan to leave the University on a Students interested in pursuing a Medical Leave temporary basis should request a non-medical of Absence should contact the Office for leave of absence. Official leave of absence from Undergraduate Students to review the process the University must be authorized by the and make an appointment with Ms. Charisma Assistant Dean or Dean's designee. Students Presley, Retention Manager. interested in pursuing a non-medical or medical leave should contact Ms. Charisma Presley, Retention Manager, to learn more about the Official tDa e of Graduation process. The Academic Calendar for each year shall indicate the official aduagr tion dates for the The full text of this policy is available on this University. (These dates should not be confused webpage. with the dates for the annual commencement exercises). The Deans shall send the Registrar a list of all students in their College or School who Mathematics Placement have satisfactorily completed by the official The Core Curriculum requirement for all students graduation date all the requirements for in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences is one graduation. The Registrar shall issue diplomas course. Science majors and some others are only to those students whose names appear on required to take a two-semester sequence or the list. more. Incoming students in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences will normally take a Math or The current graduation dates are May 31, Statistics course in either the fall or spring September 1, and December 31. Students certified semester of their first year. A student’s potential after any of these dates will graduate officiallyt a choice of major and career plan affects his or her the next commencement. choice of Mathematics courses. Overload Policy Medallion of Excellence The normal course load each semester for full- Each department in the College of Liberal Arts time students is five courses of three credits or and Sciences may nominate one graduating more (excluding labs and other 1-credit courses). senior each year to receive a Medallion of The credit limit set by the Registrar during the Excellence. Generally, to be eligible for pre-registration period is 17-credit hours for Arts nomination, students must have earned a students and 19-credit hours for Science minimum of three fourths of their degree at students. In order to be granted permission for an Villanova in the College of Liberal Arts and overload, a student must have a cumulative grade Sciences and must have a minimum cumulative point average of at least 3.0 (2.75 for the GPA of 3.50. summer), or have achieved senior status and need a sixth course to fulfill graduation Each department has named its medallion either requirements. for a luminary from the past who has deeply affected the discipline or an outstanding person After all students have had the opportunity to who helped to shape the course of study at register for five courses, credit limits will be Villanova University. raised by the Registrar for students with a GPA of 3.0 or higher and for seniors in order to allow them to register for a sixth course through MyNOVA using their semester PIN. In no case will permission be granted for a student to take 7 courses or more than 21 credits.

22 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog Students with a GPA lower than 3.0 that need to President enroll in more than 17 credits a semester to Lynne Hartnett, Ph.D. (History) Associate achieve the normal course load for full time Professor students of five courses will need to have their credit limit raised prior to the registration period. Vice President and President-elect Students with this circumstance should complete Lauren Shohet, Ph.D. a "Request for Credit Increase" form available on MyNova. Secretary/Treasurer Douglas Norton, Ph.D. (Mathematics and Statistics) Associate Professor and Chair Phi Beta Kappa (ΦΒΚ) Phi Beta Kappa (FBK) is a National Honors Fraternity for Colleges of Liberal Arts and Refunds/Tuition Reversal Sciences. It was founded at the College of Refunds as a result of official withdrawal will be William and Mary in 1776. Since that time, its made according to the schedule posted here by rigorous and comprehensive standards have the Bursar’s office. Excluded from the refund made election to it a premier sign of excellence. calculation will be the costs related to on-campus The Sigma of Pennsylvania Chapter of Phi Beta housing and university meal plans. Activity, Kappa was founded at Villanova University in library, and medical fees are not refundable. April 1986. There will be no refund for unauthorized withdrawals. Students who do not register or Phi Beta Kappa standards reflect the highest who notify the Registrar’s Office prior to the first ideals of liberal arts education at Villanova: day of class that they will not enroll are entitled education that is concerned with values and to a full refund. Students should consult the full facts, as well as wisdom and knowledge; policy on the Bursar's website here. education that seeks freedom from ignorance, alienation, and inhumanity; education that values intellectual integrity and tolerance over Removal of AP Course Credit expediency, and breadth of scholarly Students requesting to remove credit for AP achievement over specialized expertise. courses should complete the "Request to Remove AP Credit" form available on MyNova to Juniors and seniors who are candidates for a remove credit previously earned through an degree in the College of Liberal Arts and advanced placement test and submitted to Sciences, whose academic achievements reflect Villanova University. Submitting this request the goals of Phi Beta Kappa, and who meet the finalizes the removal of the credits from your following specific criteria shall be eligible for transcript which cannot be reversed. consideration for election to Phi Beta Kappa.

1. Candidates must have a GPA of at least 3.50 Repeat Course Request (3.80 to be elected as a junior). Students may request to repeat a course that 2. At least three-fourths of a candidate’s they have previously taken while at Villanova. The academic work must have been taken in the following conditions are in place: liberal arts and sciences, as distinct from applied or professional work. 1. The previous course will still be listed on the official anscript;tr repeating a course does The Chapter chooses candidates with evidence not eliminate the previous attempt taken. of academic achievement that is of exceptional 2. A combination of the two course distinction and gives weight to the breadth and grades will factor into the GPA; getting a the quality of the overall program of courses different grade on the second attempt of a taken by each candidate. course does not replace the first attempt’s grade with the second attempt’s grade. Election to membership in Phi Beta Kappa is 3. The course repeated will only count for wholly within the discretion of the members of credit once on the transcript; taking a course the Chapter, subject only to the limitations a second time does not mean a student imposed by its Constitution and By-Laws. receives credit for both attempts. Fulfillment of the minimum qualifications does 4. No course can be taken a third time; a not assure election to membership. student may only repeat a course once.

23 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog To request to repeat a course, students should complete the "Request to Repeat a Course" form Students with Disabilities available on MyNova. Villanova University strives to provide an environment for personal and intellectual growth of all its students, and also complies with the Required Units for Admission Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 and Although individual consideration is given to Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. In each applicant, it is expected that all applicants, order to meet these commitments, Villanova except in the most unusual circumstances, will offers educational opportunities and reasonable minimally satisfy the unit requirements listed academic accommodations for the needs of below. A unit represents a year’s work. qualified tudentss with disabilities. The University’s goal is to provide access and For Arts Curricula: reasonable accommodations in helping the English 4 Mathematics 3 students achieve those expectations. Services for Foreign Language 2 Science 1 students with physical disabilities are History or Social Science 2 Electives 3 coordinated through the Office of Disability For Science and Mathematics Services. Services for students with disabilities Curricula: that impact on learning are provided by various Foreign English 4 2 Language offices and coordinated by Learning Support Chemistry 1 Physics 1 Services (LSS). The full policy regarding students Mathematics 4 Electives 4 with disabilities is available may be viewed on the page. Residency Requirement for Transfer Credit Hours Graduation Transferring Courses from Full-Time Normally, a student must complete the final 30 credit hours of an academic program at Villanova. Enrollment Exceptions may be made by the College Dean. Students who wish to receive credit for college courses taken at another institution prior to attending Villanova must present an official Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory transcript, course descriptions, and other documentation as needed to the Office for Grades Undergraduate Students. Transfer credit may be Grades of Satisfactory (equivalent to a "C" or awarded for college-level courses used to meet better) and Unsatisfactory (equivalent to a "C-" high school graduation requirements (subject to or worse) are shown on the transcript but not the criteria listed below). Courses will be included in the quality point average. considered for transfer credit only upon receipt Sophomores, juniors, and seniors may take one of an official anscripttr and copies of official elective course a semester on a satisfactory/ course descriptions. In some cases, it may be unsatisfactory basis. The Satisfactory/ necessary to review the course syllabus to Unsatisfactory (S/U) option may not be used for determine whether credit may be granted. It is courses that fulfill orc e, major, or minor the responsibility of the student to supply all requirements, but individual departments may necessary documentation. offer the major seminar on a S/U basis. Please note the following policies concerning Credits for courses with Satisfactory grades are transfer courses: included in credits earned. Students must opt for Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory by the end of the • In order to receive credit for a course taken Drop/Add period. at another institution, a student must have earned a grade of C or higher, and there Unsatisfactory grades need not be repeated. must be an equivalent Villanova course. Each college may have additional regulations • Grades earned in courses taken at other governing the satisfactory/unsatisfactory option, institutions are not factored into a student’s available from the college dean. Villanova grade point average. • Transfer credits may be used to fulfill no more than half of courses for each of the following: CLAS degree, major, minor or concentration, and CLAS Core Curriculum.

24 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog • Courses taken at two-year institutions, Enrolling in Courses at Another including community colleges, are eligible Institution as a Villanova Student for transfer credit. • Students may transfer a maximum of five non- Once a student has matriculated in a degree CLAS courses that have equivalents in the program at Villanova University, credit for other Villanova academic colleges (Business, courses from other universities may only be Engineering, and Nursing). Students who transferred to Villanova under certain wish to have such courses evaluated for circumstances. Students may request to enroll in transfer credit must submit course courses at another institution through filling out descriptions and/or syllabi to the the “Request to Enroll in Courses at Another appropriate college for review. Institution” online form. The Office for • Courses should be presented for evaluation Undergraduate Students must receive official prior to a student’s first semester at transcripts for approved courses taken elsewhere Villanova. Courses presented after the before the completion of two subsequent student’s first year at Villanova will no longer semesters at Villanova. Credits will not be be eligible for credit. accepted for courses that take place during terms that do not align with Villanova’s academic calendar. College Courses Taken Prior to High School Graduation College-level work completed prior to high Transfer Students school graduation, including college courses that External Transfer Students fulfill high school graduation requirements, may Students wishing to transfer to the College of be awarded transfer credits upon receipt of the Liberal Arts and Sciences after having attended a following: college or university other than Villanova must submit a formal application to the Office of 1. an official letter from the high school University Admission. Candidates for transfer principal, secondary school counselor or admission ordinarily will have completed a other educational professional describing minimum of five college courses of three credits the college-level program of study. or more with a grade of C or better in each 2. an official letter from the college/university course and earned a grade point average (GPA) stating that the courses were taught by of at least 3.0. Students who previously applied members of the regular faculty, open to to the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and enrollment by and graded in competition were placed on the waiting list will be considered with regularly matriculated undergraduates for transfer admission. External transfer at the college and a regular part of the applicants must indicate if they are applying to normal curriculum published in the college another Villanova academic college in addition to catalog; the CLAS. Students who have transferred from 3. a course syllabus; and another institution to the CLAS are not eligible to 4. an official, seal-bearing anscripttr from the transfer internally to any of the other Villanova college/university showing a grade of C or academic colleges. If you intend to earn a degree better. Credit or advanced standing for from the School of Business, College of Nursing, courses taught at the high school will not be or College of Engineering, you must apply accepted. directly to that college. Transfer applications must be received by June 1 for Fall Semester With respect to courses taught in a distance applicants and November 1 for Spring Semester learning format, and for other requirements, each applicants. Offers of admission are contingent academic program will review on a case by case upon successful completion of the current basis. Each supporting document is to be sent to semester’s courses and may be rescinded. the Dean of the College in which the student is Applicants must present appropriate enrolling. documentation in order to receive credit for courses taken at their previous institution (see All pre-matriculated credit must be accepted and above criteria). Students intending to transfer approved before the completion of two more than fifteen courses must apply to and be semesters at Villanova. accepted into a major prior to enrollment.

25 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog Internal Transfer Students withdrawn from the University who wishes to return, must apply directly to the college the Students who wish to transfer to the CLAS from student wishes to attend (admission is granted at other Villanova academic colleges CLAS must the sole discretion of the dean of that college). complete the Application to Enter the College of The full policy addressing University withdrawal is Liberal Arts and Sciences and must read and sign available on the Provost website. the CLAS Internal Transfer Policy form. (These forms are available on-line and in the Office for Undergraduate Students.) Applicants will be W Grade notified of an admissions decision at the end of Withdrawal after the official deadline is indicated the semester during which the application was by a W grade, withdrawal with academic penalty. submitted. The minimum criterion for admission The grade is calculated as an F in determining the to the CLAS is a GPA of 2.33 for all Arts courses GPA. taken at Villanova. Students are not permitted to transfer from the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences to the College of Professional Studies. Walkers at Commencement Each year there are a small number of students Unauthorized Withdrawal who have not fulfilled all of the equirr ements for May graduation but who wish to participate in Students who leave the University without commencement exercises with their entering authorization will be treated as having withdrawn class. Students who have only three or fewer from the University. They may not return to the courses remaining to fulfill the equirr ements for University without reapplying directly to one of graduation, or who can complete the degree Villanova’s colleges. requirements before the beginning of the next Fall Semester, may petition to participate in the Undergraduates Taking graduation ceremony. The names of all such students throughout the University will not be Graduate Level Courses included in the commencement program until the Undergraduates may take graduate courses, following May, after they have, in fact, been provided they meet the standards set down by graduated. Students may participate in only one each college: e.g., senior standing (in terms of commencement ceremony. credits, not in terms of years at Villanova), grade point average, and appropriate permissions Students wishing to walk at commencement (advisor, assistant dean, chair). Undergraduates should complete the petition form available on may take a maximum of two graduate courses in MyNova and in the Office for Undergraduate any semester. If an undergraduate takes a Students. This petition is due no later than April graduate class, in that semester the student is 15. Any student wishing to walk must meet with limited to taking a maximum of 16 credit-hours of the Director of Student Services. work. Further restrictions and the full policy can be found on the Provost website. Withdrawal from a Course Until the final day for authorized withdrawal from Withdrawal from the courses, (for an exact date, see the academic calendar), a student may withdraw from a course University without penalty and will receive the grade of Students who wish to leave and who do not plan "WX." After that date, a student seeking to return to the University should request a authorized withdrawal without penalty must Withdrawal. Official withdrawal from the petition the Dean of his or her college, who has University must be authorized by the Assistant sole authority to grant withdrawals without Dean or Dean's designee. In order to request an penalty. official withdrawal, students should contact the Office for Undergraduate Students to get Note that withdrawals without permission will information about the process and to make an receive a "W" grade, which is calculated as an "F" appointment with the Retention Manager, Ms. in computing one's quality point average. Charisma Presley. Students who request an official withdrawal during the semester may be eligible for refund of some or all of the tuition paid for that semester. A student who has

26 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog WX Grade The grade WX indicates an authorized withdrawal; the grade is not considered in the calculation of the GPA and tuition will not be refunded. The last day for Authorized Withdrawal Without Academic Penalty (WX grade) is published on the official University calendar and usually occurs after mid-term grades have been submitted and during the academic advising and course selection period for the upcoming semester. Authorization for such withdrawal may be given only by the Assistant Dean for Undergraduate Students (Susan Jacobs in OUS, SAC 107).

Y Grade The grade Y is given when a student unofficially withdraws from a course (usually stops attending class). It is reflected in the grade point average (GPA) as an F. If a course is repeated, then the grades in both courses will be included in the GPA calculation. A first-year student will receive a grade of Y (failure) whenever the number of unexcused absences in a course exceeds twice the number of weekly class meetings for the course.

27 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog often been overlooked or undervalued as we Degrees strive to develop deeply inclusive community. Indeed, as an Augustinian Catholic Aerospace Studies (Air university, Villanova is oriented to its core by the Force ROTC) vision of an African diasporic faith leader. Type: Minor Aerospace Studies Program (Air Force ROTC) MINOR (15 credits) Program offered through St. Joseph’s University The Africana Studies program consists of 15 credits.

About Program Notes: Villanova students are eligible to participate in the Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps • Students may combine three 1-credit IGR (AFROTC) through a cross-enrollment agreement courses to count as one of the undesignated with Saint Joseph's University. All Aerospace Africana courses. Studies courses will be held on the Saint Joseph's campus. The AFROTC program enables a college • Courses taken as a part of a study abroad student to earn a commission as a Second program may also be counted toward Lieutenant in the U. S. Air Force while completion of the requirements. concurrently satisfying requirements for his/her baccalaureate degree. Required Minor Courses:

Detailed information may be obtained from the Item # Title Credits Professor of Aerospace Studies, AFROTC Det AFR 3000 Constructs of Blackness 3 750, Saint Joseph's University, Philadelphia, Africana History or 3 Pennsylvania 19131, (610) 660-3190. Go Literature Elective to http://www.afrotc.com/ for further details. AFR Elective 3 AFR Elective 3 Type: Program AFR Elective 3

Africana Studies Category Descriptions

Africana Studies Minor Africana History or Literature Elective

Contact: Vincent Lloyd, PhD, Director, Africana Credits: 3 Studies Program Location: St. Augustine Center 228 Choose one course of three or more credits in History (HIS) or English (ENG) with the Africana Villanova’s Africana Studies Program connects Studies (AFR) attribute. Other courses may be faculty, students, and community members taken with approval of the program advisor. interested in the academic study of Africa and Below are examples of eligible courses. the African diaspora. With 25 faculty affiliates, about 20 courses offered each semester, a robust Item # Title Credits calendar of public events, and a major and a ENG 2515 Black Literature: Drama 3 minor, the Program has grown significantly since ENG 2520 Black Lit: Short Story 3 its founding in 1994. Whether the topic is politics in Africa, the literature of the Black diaspora in AFR Elective France, the history of the US civil rights Credits: 3 movement, or Black theology, the Africana Studies Program encourages critical thinking, Any course with the AFR attribute. crossing disciplinary boundaries, and connecting academic work with lived reality. The Africana Studies Program pursues knowledge that has

28 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog Arab and Islamic Studies AIS History, Political Science or Theology Elective Arab and Islamic Studies Minor (GIS) Credits: 3 Choose a course with an Arabic and Islamic Program Director: Catherine Warrick, Ph.D. Studies (AIS) attribute in history (HIS), political Office Location: 254 Saint Augustine Center science (PSC), or theology (THL). Telephone: (610) 519-7712 Website AIS Elective About Credits: 3 The Arab and Islamic Studies program offers a Choose any course of three or more credits major and minor within the Department of Global with the Arab and Islamic Studies (AIS) Interdisciplinary Studies (GIS). The major and attribute. minor provide an interdisciplinary and comparative approach to deepen students' understandings of the history, politics, culture, religion, and literature of Arab and Islamic societies. The Arab and Islamic Studies major Arabic Language provides outstanding preparation for careers in government, the military, business, and Arabic Language & Cultural Studies nonprofits, as ellw as essential training for graduate education. Villanova’s Center for Arab Minor and Islamic Studies, created in 1983, offers not only the AIS major and minor, but a range of Coordinator: Barbara Romaine, M.A. programs and events on campus every semester. Office Location: 36 Garey Hall Telephone: (610) 519-6302 Type: Minor Website

MINOR (15 credits) About A minor is open to all students and requires 5 The Arabic Language and Cultural Studies courses and 15 credits. program offers Arabic language and linguistic study, and classical and modern literature and cultural study. Arabic is the language of a rich Required Minor Courses: culture and civilization dating back many Item # Title Credits centuries; it is also the language of Islam and the AIS Capstone Elective 3 Quran. This culture has produced such figures as AIS History, Political Science 3 Averroes, the medieval Aristotelian philosopher, or Theology Elective Ibn Khaldun, the first social historian, and the modern poet Khalil Gibran. Between the 8th and AIS History, Political Science 3 15th centuries the volume of literary, scholarly, or Theology Elective and scientific book production in Arabic and the AIS Elective 3 level of urban literacy among readers of Arabic AIS Elective 3 were greater than any the world had even known until that time.

The program represents a cutting-edge Category Descriptions intellectual experience that provides its minors with an advantage in critiquing, understanding, AIS Capstone Elective and navigating the global landscape. Credits: 3 Type: Minor One capstone course with an AIS attribute.

29 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog MINOR (28 credits) production, reception, and materiality – from the perspectives of different societies across time. Students can earn a minor in Arabic Language We encourage students to investigate art not and Cultural Studies with six courses, listed only as cultural artifacts that record and reflect below. particular aspects of the human experience, but also as a dynamic force that has shaped complex Required Minor Courses: interactions of social, political, and economic processes both in the past and the present. Item # Title Credits ARB 1111 Basic Arabic I 6 In harmony with the university’s Augustinian ARB 1112 Basic Arabic II 6 mission and unique identity, the Art History ARB 1121 Intermediate Arabic I 5 Program emphasizes the benefits of a broader, ARB 1122 Intermediate Arabic II 5 liberal arts education. More particularly, art ARB Cultural Studies 3 history students can expect to leave Villanova as Elective sophisticated viewers and critical consumers of ARB Cultural Studies 3 the visual imagery that surrounds us. Elective Type: Bachelor of Arts

Category Descriptions MAJOR (33 credits) The Art History major consists of 33 credits. ARB Cultural Studies Elective Credits: 3 Required Major Courses Item # Title Credits Choose one course of three or more AAH 1101 His West Art:Ancient-Med 3 credits from the following list, or another AAH 1102 His West Art: Renaiss - Cont 3 culture-based course with the Arab and Islamic AAH Pre-1700 Elective 3 Studies (AIS) attribute. AAH Pre-1700 Elective 3 AAH Pre-1700 Elective 3 ARB Cultural Studies courses AAH Post-1700 Elective 3 Item # Title Credits AAH Post-1700 Elective 3 ARB 1131 Intensive Adv Arabic I 3 AAH 4010 Interpreting Art 3 ARB 1132 Intensive Adv Arabic II 3 AAH 5010 Senior Research Seminar 3 ARB 2142 Arab Culture Thru Film & 3 Non-AAH Elective 3 - 4 Text Upper-Level AAH Elective 3 ARB 2143 Arab Culinary Culture 3 ARB 3412 Special Topics 3 ARB 5900 ARB: Independent Study 3 Category Descriptions

AAH Pre-1700 Elective Art History Credits: 3

Art History, B.A. Choose a course from the following list:

Program Director: Timothy McCall, Ph.D. Office Location: Saint Augustine Center, Room 403 Telephone: (610) 519-3897

About The Art History Program at Villanova provides students with the knowledge and skills to interpret and critically evaluate art – and its

30 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog Item # Title Credits Item # Title Credits AAH 2000 Ancient Art 3 SAR 2010 Intro to Calligraphy 3 AAH 2001 Medieval Art 3 SAR 2020 Basic Watercolor 3 AAH 2002 Early Renaissance Art in 3 Techniques Italy SAR 2021 Basic Drawing Techniques 3 AAH 2003 Age of Rembrandt & Bernini 3 SAR 2022 Basic Oil Painting 3 AAH 2012 High Renaissance Art in 3 SAR 2150 Intermediate Watercolor 3 Italy SAR 3031 Special Topics in Studio Art 3 AAH 3007 The Art of Ireland 3 SAR 4007 Painting of Icons 3 AAH 4004 Spec Top: Renais-Baroque 3 SAR 5004 Basic Printmaking 3 HIS 2309 Artifacts in History 3 AAH Post-1700 Elective MSE 2303 CHM:The Science of Art 4 Credits: 3 CLA 2051 Cities of Ancient Greece 3 CLA 2052 Rome: The Ancient City 3 Choose a course from the following list: COM 1300 Film Analysis 3 HUM 3600 Amer Architecture since 3 Item # Title Credits 1865 AAH 1103 Visual Arts in US 1607-1876 3 ITA 3075 Visual History of Italy 3 AAH 1104 Visual Arts in US 3 PHI 4150 Philosophy & Film 3 1877-Present ENG 2350 Narrative Television 3 AAH 2004 Modern Art 3 ENG 2360 Adaptation:Film as 3 AAH 2005 Modern Architecture 3 Literature AAH 2007 Hist. of Western 3 FFS 2075 Introduction to French 3 Architecture Cinema AAH 2009 Contemporary Art 3 FFS 2076 Intro To Francophone 3 AAH 3001 Women in Art 3 Cinema AAH 3002 Art of Philadelphia 3 SPA 3074 Hispanic Cinema 3 AAH 3003 Romantic to Post-Impress 3 COM 2340 Theories of Visual Com & 3 AAH 3005 Gender Sexuality Visl 3 Cultu Culture COM 3243 Performance Art 3 AAH 4005 Picasso and Friends 3 COM 3340 Film History 3 COM 3341 Gender and Film 3 Non-AAH Elective COM 3342 International Cinema 3 COM 3343 Contemporary Cinema 3 Credits: 3 -4 Upper-Level AAH Elective From the following list, choose one course related to art history in another discipline; or: Credits: 3

• A team-taught interdisciplinary course with Choose an upper-level Art History course from one Art History faculty member (GIS, AAH 2000 to AAH 4999. History, etc.) • Occasionally courses offered in various departments meet this requirement at the discretion of the Program Director. • This list also includes PHI 2750. Art History Minor

Program Director: Timothy McCall, Ph.D. Office Location: Saint Augustine Center, Room 403 Telephone: (610) 519-3897

The Art History Program at Villanova provides students with the knowledge and skills to interpret and critically evaluate art – and its production, reception, and materiality – from the

31 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog perspectives of different societies across time. We encourage students to investigate art not One of the art history courses could be only as cultural artifacts that record and reflect substituted for one course related to art history particular aspects of the human experience, but in another discipline (either Studio Art; Artifacts also as a dynamic force that has shaped complex in History 2309, or other Material Culture interactions of social, political, and economic course; Chemistry and Art 1058 or Science of processes both in the past and the present. Art MSE 2303; Philosophy of Art 2075); or, alternatively, a team-taught interdisciplinary In harmony with the university’s Augustinian course with one Art History faculty member mission and unique identity, the Art History (GIS, History, etc.). Program emphasizes the benefits of a broader, liberal arts education. More particularly, art history students can expect to leave Villanova as sophisticated viewers and critical consumers of the visual imagery that surrounds us. Asian Studies Type: Minor Asian Studies Minor

Minor (18 credits) Program Director: HaiLin Zhou, Ph.D. The Art History Minor consists of 18 credits and 6 Office Location: Gary Hall 34 courses. Telephone: (610) 519-6996 Website Program Notes: About One of the art history courses could be substituted for one course related to art history Asia is a dynamic world region and its cultures in another discipline (either Studio Art; Artifacts and societies are a complex mix of both ancient in History 2309, or other Material Culture course; traditions and modern ideas. Asia has the fastest Chemistry and Art 1058 or Science of Art MSE growing economy in the world and is the 2303; Philosophy of Art 2075); or, alternatively, a birthplace of many of our new technologies. Asia team-taught interdisciplinary course with one Art is rapidly changing, democratizing, and History faculty member (GIS, History, etc.). internationalizing in ways that present both perils and possibilities for people across the globe. Item # Title Credits AAH 1101 or AAH 1102 3 In the Villanova Asian Studies Program, we offer a Major in Asian Studies as Global AAH 4010 Interpreting Art 3 Interdisciplinary Studies specialization as a way Art History Minor Elective 12 for undergraduates to learn to examine the world — and themselves — through the lens of another language and culture. Category Descriptions The Asian Studies program offers a major and minor within the Department of Global AAH 1101 or AAH 1102 Interdisciplinary Studies (GIS) that helps students Credits: 3 understand the diverse histories, politics, Item # Title Credits economies, cultures, religions, arts and literatures AAH 1101 His West Art:Ancient-Med 3 of Asia. The program encourages in-depth study AAH 1102 His West Art: Renaiss - Cont 3 while also promoting more general inquiry into fundamental issues, such as cultural differences Art History Minor Elective among Asian nations and their social and political implications, as well as learning critical thinking Credits: 12 and problem solving to prepare students to be responsible global citizens. The program offers Choose any four courses with the AAH subject them not only specialized knowledge and code that are of three credits or more. appreciation of a region that has had, and will undoubtedly continue to have, a profound impact on the material and spiritual well-being of

32 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog humanity, but also prepares them to play their own roles in a globalized world in the “Asian Century.” Japanese Language Options Item # Title Credits Type: Minor JPN 1121 Intermediate Japanese I 5 JPN 1122 Intermediate Japanese II 5 Minor (15 credits or 5 courses) JPN 1131 Advanced Japanese I 3 JPN 1132 Advanced Japanese II 3 Program Notes JPN 1133 Advanced Japanese III 3 • Courses taken as part of a Study Abroad JPN 1134 Advanced Japanese IV 3 program and one internship done abroad may count towards the minor. Asian Studies Non-Language Electives • Courses with the ASN attribute may count Credits: 6 towards the minor. • Coursework must be done on more than one Select any two courses of three or more credits country in Asia (e.g. China, Japan, Korea, numbered above 1150. Below is a sample of India, etc.); and in more than one discipline courses. or department (e.g., Political Science, History, Religion, Psychology, Marketing, Item # Title Credits Economics, Global Interdisciplinary Studies, CHI 1151 Spec. Top. in Chinese 3 etc.). Language CHI 2143 Chinese Culture 3 Item # Title Credits CHI 3412 Chinese Special Topics 3 Asian Studies Language 9- 13 CHI 3413 Chinese Calligraphy 3 Requirement CHI 5900 CHI:Independent Study 3 Asian Studies Non-Language 6 JPN 2100 Japanese Lit Eng Trans 3 Electives JPN 2102 Japanese Film 3 JPN 2143 Japanese Animation 3 JPN 2144 Japanese Culinary Culture 3 Category Descriptions JPN 3412 Special Topics 3 JPN 5900 JPN:Independent Study 3 Asian Studies Language Requirement Credits: 9- 13 Astrophysics and Three Chinese, Japanese, or other Asian language courses at the intermediate level or Planetary Science above. Astronomy & Astrophysics, B.S. Chinese Language Options Item # Title Credits Chair: Edward L. Fitzpatrick, Ph.D. CHI 1121 Intermediate Chinese I 5 Office Location: 456A Mendel Science Center CHI 1122 Intermediate Chinese II 5 Telephone: (610) 5019-4820 CHI 1131 Advanced Chinese I 3 Website CHI 1132 Advanced Chinese II 3 CHI 1133 Advanced Chinese III 3 About CHI 1134 Advanced Chinese IV 3 The APS Department offers a major in Astronomy CHI 1137 Advanced Chinese V 3 & Astrophysics, leading to a Bachelor of Science CHI 1138 Advanced Chinese VI 3 degree. The major combines rigorous academic preparation with a strong research component, which usually culminates in the presentation of original research results at national astronomical conferences. The program is designed to prepare students for graduate studies in astronomy and related fields. In addition, and due ot the strong

33 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog and balanced Liberal Arts education, the MAJOR (86 credits) Astronomy & Astrophysics major provides The major consists of 86 credits, including outstanding preparation for careers in science courses in astronomy, physics, mathematics, and journalism and science education, as well as for computer science. Students completing the essentially any technically based career. major will also qualify for a minor in physics. Research facilities utilized by staff and tudentss in the APS Department include a high-speed Required Major Courses computing facility and a suite of computer- controlled telescopes located on the roof of Item # Title Credits Mendel Science Center. In addition, the AST 2120 Sun and Stars 3 Department-is a member of the Robotically AST 2121 Solar System Astronomy 3 Controlled Telescope consortium, which operates AST 2122 Understanding Our Universe 3 a 1.3 meter telescope located at Kitt Peak AST 2123 Astrodynamics:Kepler & 3 National Observatory. Students also have access, Beyond via faculty research programs, to state of-the-art AST 2133 Observational Lab I 2 astronomical data from NASA- supported AST 2134 Observational Lab II 2 facilities such as the Hubble Space Telescope and AST 3141 Galactic Astronomy 3 the Spitzer Space Telescope, and a variety of AST 3142 Intro to Astrophysics 3 national and international ground-based facilities. AST 3143 Astrobiology, Planets, & Life 3 AST 3148 The Prncpl of Scientific 3 Model AST 4121 Undergrad Research I 3 Type: Bachelor of Science AST 4122 Undergrad Research II 3 CSC 4630 Software Dev and Systems 3 MAT 1500 Calculus I 4 MAT 1505 Calculus II 4 MAT 2500 Calculus III 4 MAT 2705 Diff quaE tion with Linear Alg 4 PHY 2410 University Phy:Mechanics 3 PHY 2411 Lab: Mechanics 1 PHY 2412 Univ Physics:Elec & Mag 3 PHY 2413 Lab:Elec & Magnetism 1 PHY 2414 Univ Physics: Thermo 3 PHY 2415 Lab: Thermodynamics 1 PHY 2416 Modern Physics 3 PHY 2417 Lab:Modern Physics 1 PHY 2601 Computational Phy Lab I 1 PHY 2603 Computational Phy Lab II 1 PHY 4100 Mechanics I 3 PHY 4200 Mathematical Physics I 3 Upper-Level Physics Elective 3 Upper-Level Physics Elective 3 Upper-Level Physics Elective 3

Category Descriptions

Upper-Level Physics Elective Credits: 3

Choose a Physics (PHY) course numbered above 3000.

34 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog Astronomy & Astrophysics Minor MINOR (24 credits) A minor is open to all students and requires 9 Chair: Edward L. Fitzpatrick, Ph.D. courses and a minimum of 24 credits. Office Location: 456A Mendel Science Center Telephone: (610) 5019-4820 Website Required Minor Courses Item # Title Credits About AST 2120 Sun and Stars 3 The APS Department offers a major in Astronomy AST 2121 Solar System Astronomy 3 & Astrophysics, leading to a Bachelor of Science AST 2122 Understanding Our Universe 3 degree. The major combines rigorous academic MAT 1500 Calculus I 4 preparation with a strong research component, MAT 1505 Calculus II 4 which usually culminates in the presentation of Astrophysics Physics 3 original research results at national astronomical Elective conferences. The program is designed to prepare Astrophysics Elective 2 - 3 students for graduate studies in astronomy and Astrophysics Elective 2 - 3 related fields. In addition, and due ot the strong and balanced Liberal Arts education, the Astronomy & Astrophysics major provides outstanding preparation for careers in science Category Descriptions journalism and science education, as well as for essentially any technically based career. Astrophysics Physics Elective

Research facilities utilized by staff and tudentss Credits: 3 in the APS Department include a high-speed Item # Title Credits computing facility and a suite of computer- PHY 1100 General Physics I 3 controlled telescopes located on the roof of PHY 2400 Physics I Mechanics 3 Mendel Science Center. In addition, the PHY 2402 Physics II Elec & Magnet 3 Department-is a member of the Robotically Controlled Telescope consortium, which operates Astrophysics Elective a 1.3 meter telescope located at Kitt Peak Credits: 2- 3 National Observatory. Students also have access, via faculty research programs, to state of-the-art Choose one course from the following list: astronomical data from NASA- supported facilities such as the Hubble Space Telescope and Item # Title Credits the Spitzer Space Telescope, and a variety of AST 2123 Astrodynamics:Kepler & 3 national and international ground-based facilities. Beyond AST 3141 Galactic Astronomy 3 AST 3142 Intro to Astrophysics 3 Type: Minor AST 3143 Astrobiology, Planets, & Life 3 AST 3148 The Prncpl of Scientific 3 Model

Biochemistry

The biochemistry program is designed for students who are interested in life at the molecular level. In our program, you will study the chemical processes involved in DNA replication, transcription, and translation. The structure of biomacromolecules and the structural implications on cellular processes will also be emphasized.

35 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog Most of the biochemistry faculty use their MAJOR (72 credits) biochemistry training to understand disease at Students are accepted into the major as incoming the molecular level, including breast cancer, lung freshmen, or upon consultation with a program cancer, African sleeping sickness, and pain director when achieving a 2.0 or better in management. Biochemistry also supports the required courses. studies of students majoring in the chemistry and life-sciences by offering introductory courses for students interested in medicine or the allied Required Major Courses health fields. Program Notes:

Biochemistry, B.S. • The student is required to continue their Physics course sequence in the second Program Directors: Jennifer Palenchar, PhD., semester following their first semester of Dennis Wykoff, PhD Physics. Office Location: Mendel Science Center Rm. 215 Telephone: (610) 519-4840 Item # Title Credits [Website] CHM 1000 Profesl Development Sem 1 CHM 1151 General Chemistry I 4 About CHM 1103 General Chemistry Lab I 1 CHM 1152 General Chemistry II 4 Biochemistry is an interdisciplinary major CHM 1104 General Chemistry Lab II 1 requiring comprehensive coursework in both CHM 2211 Organic Chemistry I 3 Biology and Chemistry. The biological relevance of chemical concepts is stressed throughout the CHM 2201 Organic Chemistry Lab I 1 curriculum. Students are encouraged to pursue CHM 2212 Organic Chemistry II 3 one of the many available research experiences. CHM 2202 Organic Chemistry Lab II 1 CHM 3417 Biophysical Chemistry 3 Type: Bachelor of Science CHM 3514 Bioanalytical Chemistry 3 CHM 3503 Bioanalytical Chem Lab 1 CHM 4603 Biochem Tech. and Pract. 1 CHM 4604 Biochem Tech. and Pract II 1 CHM 4621 Biochemistry I: Structure 3 CHM 4622 Biochemistry II:Metabolism 3 CHM 4623 Biochemistry III 3 BIO 2105 General Biology I 4 BIO 3351 Genetics 4 BIO 4505 Molecular Biology 4 MAT 1500 Calculus I 4 MAT 1505 Calculus II 4 PHY 2410/2411 or PHY 1100/ 4 1101 PHY 2412/2413 or PHY 1102/ 4 1103 Approved Chemistry 3 Elective Approved Biology Elective 3

Category Descriptions

PHY 2410/2411 or PHY 1100/1101 Credits: 4

36 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog of chemical concepts is stressed throughout the Choose 1 pair of lecture + lab courses from the curriculum. Students are encouraged to pursue following: one of the many available research experiences.

Item # Title Credits Type: Minor PHY 2410 University Phy:Mechanics 3 PHY 2411 Lab: Mechanics 1 MINOR (23 credits) Item # Title Credits The Biochemistry minor requires 23 credits not PHY 1100 General Physics I 3 including pre-requisite coursework. PHY 1101 General Physics I Lab 1 Program Notes: PHY 2412/2413 or PHY 1102/1103 • The Biochemistry program offers three Credits: 4 mechanisms for participation in research by undergraduate majors. Competitive Choose 1 pair of lecture + lab courses from the fellowships for 8-10 weeks of summer following: research are funded by University, Item # Title Credits government, or industrial sources. Recipients of these fellowships carry out a research PHY 2412 Univ Physics:Elec & Mag 3 program under the direction of a faculty PHY 2413 Lab:Elec & Magnetism 1 member. Students may also enroll in Item # Title Credits research mentored by a faculty member for PHY 1102 General Physics II 3 academic credit during the school year, PHY 1103 General Physics II Lab 1 which fulfills the elective requirement in the relevant department (CHM 4801, 4802, Approved Chemistry Elective 4803, 4851, 4851 or BIO 6509, 6609). Credits: 3 Students may also volunteer in research laboratories. In each case, students should Choose one Chemistry (CHM) elective of 3 or discuss participation in research with more credits above the 3000-level and Program of Biochemistry faculty members. approved by the Program of Biochemistry • Chemistry courses listed below for the minor (consult semesterly list). may have additional pre-requisite not listed on this page. Approved Biology Elective Credits: 3 Required Minor Courses: Item # Title Credits Choose one Biology (BIO) course of 3 or more BIO 2105 General Biology I 4 credits above the 3000-level and approved by BIO 3351 Genetics 4 the Program of Biochemistry (consult BIO 4505 Molecular Biology 4 semesterly list). CHM 4603 Biochem Tech. and Pract. 1 CHM 4604 Biochem Tech. and Pract II 1 CHM 4621 Biochemistry I: Structure 3 CHM 4622 Biochemistry II:Metabolism 3 Biochemistry Minor CHM 4623 Biochemistry III 3

Program Directors: Jennifer Palenchar, PhD., Dennis Wykoff, PhD Biology Office Location: Mendel Science Center Rm. 215 Telephone: (610) 519-4840 [Website] Biology, B.S. Chair: John M. Olson, Ph.D. About Office Location: 147 Mendel Science Center Biochemistry is an interdisciplinary major Telephone: 610-519-4832 requiring comprehensive coursework in both Website Biology and Chemistry. The biological relevance

37 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog About Required Cognate Courses: Biology is a broad-based program designed for Item # Title Credits students interested in life sciences. The program CHM 1151 General Chemistry I 4 fulfills entry equirr ements for medical and other CHM 1103 General Chemistry Lab I 1 allied health programs as well as for graduate CHM 1152 General Chemistry II 4 work in many areas of biology and related fields. CHM 1104 General Chemistry Lab II 1 The program also provides excellent preparation CHM 2211 Organic Chemistry I 3 for careers in health sciences, research, and/or CHM 2201 Organic Chemistry Lab I 1 education. CHM 2212 Organic Chemistry II 3 CHM 2202 Organic Chemistry Lab II 1 Type: Bachelor of Science MAT 1312 Biocalculus 4 Biology Math Elective 3 MAJOR (37 credits) PHY 1100 General Physics I 3 The biology major requires a minimum of 70 PHY 1101 General Physics I Lab 1 credits in biology and cognate courses with at PHY 1102 General Physics II 3 least five biology laboratory courses at the PHY 1103 General Physics II Lab 1 3000-level and higher.

Program Notes: Category Descriptions • Combined BS/MS in Biology: Five-year double degree program. See departmental Organismal Biology Elective website for details regarding admission, requirements, the program of study, etc. Credits: 4 • Research opportunities: Undergraduate majors may opt to work with faculty to Choose 1 BIO laboratory course above the 3000 complete undergraduate research either level in Organismal Biology. informally or more formally in a senior or honors thesis project. Choose from the courses listed below:

Required Biology Courses: BIO 6950 BIO 7105 Item # Title Credits BIO 7151 BIO 2105 General Biology I 4 BIO 7555 BIO 2106 General Biology II 4 BIO 7705 BIO 7755 BIO 3351 Genetics 4 BIO 7955 BIO 5300 Biology Capstone 3 BIO 8455 Organismal Biology Elective 4 Ecology/Evolutionary/ 4 Item # Title Credits Population Biology Elective BIO 3105 Biostatistics & Exp Design 4 Cellular/Molecular Biology 4 BIO 3255 Evolutionary Ecology 4 Elective BIO 3485 Marine Biology 4 Upper-Level BIO Lab 4 BIO 4305 Evolution 4 Elective BIO 4451 Field Ecol and Evol 2 Upper-Level BIO Lab 4 BIO 4452 Field Ecol and Evol Lab 2 Elective BIO 4955 Lec+Lab in Adv Topics in 4 Additional BIO Elective 2 Bio. GEV 4320 Spec. Topics in Env Lab Sci 4

Ecology/Evolutionary/Population Biology Elective Credits: 4

38 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog Type: Minor Choose 1 BIO laboratroy course above the 3000-level in Ecology/Evolutionary/Population MINOR (23 credits) Biology. A minor is open to all students and requires a Cellular/Molecular Biology Elective minimum of 23 credits in Biology. Minors must complete at least 12 of their Biology credits at Credits: 4 Villanova and achieve a minimum GPA of 2.0.

Choose 1 BIO laboratory course above the 3000 level in Cellular/Molecular Biology. Required Minor Courses: Item # Title Credits Upper-Level BIO Lab Elective BIO 2105 General Biology I 4 Credits: 4 BIO 2106 General Biology II 4 Upper-Level BIO Lab 4 Choose 1 additional BIO laboratory course Elective numbered 3000 or above. Upper-Level BIO Lab 4 Elective Additional BIO Elective Upper-Level BIO Lab 4 Elective Credits: 2 Upper-Level BIO Elective 3 - 4 Two additional credits fulfilled either through a research experience or another approved course. Refer to the University course catalog Category Descriptions for specific ourses.c Upper-Level BIO Lab Elective Biology Math Elective Credits: 4 Credits: 3 Choose 1 additional BIO laboratory course Choose one additional MAT course from the numbered 3000 or above. following: Upper-Level BIO Elective Item # Title Credits MAT 1314 Modeling for the Life 3 Credits: 3 - 4 Sciences MAT 1505 Calculus II 4 Choose 1 additional Biology elective course numbered 3000 or above.

Biology Minor

Chair: John M. Olson, Ph.D. Business Office Location: 147 Mendel Science Center Telephone: 610-519-4832 Business Minor Options Website Villanova School of Business Associate Director Business Minor Programs: About Patricia (Trish) Burdo Biology is a broad-based program designed for Office Location: Bartley Hall Rm. 1054 [The Clay students interested in life sciences. The program Center at VSB] fulfills entry equirr ements for medical and other Telephone: (610) 519-5532 allied health programs as well as for graduate Website work in many areas of biology and related fields. The program also provides excellent preparation for careers in health sciences, research, and/or ABOUT education. There are two options for CLAS students to earn a business minor: The Academic Year Business

39 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog Minor and the Summer Business Institute. folklore, history, language, literature, music, Students considering either of these programs philosophy political science, and theater. should meet with their primary academic advisor Students can major in Irish Studies through the before applying to determine if/how business department of Global Interdisciplinary Studies, minor courses may apply to degree or major culminating in a rigorous multidisciplinary thesis. requirements. Completion of either program may The minor is open to students from all colleges allow students to pursue a discipline-specific and can be completed by taking five courses, two business minor or enroll in other VSB courses; required and three electives, either on campus VSB approval is required and additional pre- and abroad. For students in the College of Arts requisite coursework may be necessary. and Science, two four-credit courses in the Irish language may be taken to complete the College ACADEMIC YEAR BUSINESS MINOR language requirement. The Academic Year Business Minor is designed The Center works with local organizations and for full-time undergraduates enrolled in other hosts a lively series of readings, academic Villanova colleges. This traditional-year program lectures, performances, and receptions, also typically requires four semesters to complete; welcoming cultural, political, and business leaders required courses are part of the VSB core to campus for networking. Interested students curriculum and are taken alongside VSB students. may also study in Ireland in a Semester Abroad The admission process for the program is program or through the Villanova Summer in competitive; students must attend an info session Ireland Program or apply for one of several prior to applying and are admitted on a yearly professional internships abroad or in Philadelphia. basis after spring semester grades are posted. Details are available through the Center for Irish The deadline for applications is May 1; program Studies. and application requirements can be found at business.villanova.edu, search Business Minors for Type: Minor Non-Business Students.

SUMMER BUSINESS INSTITUTE (SBI) MINOR (15 credits) The Summer Business Institute (SBI) is a 10 week, A minor is open to all students. Completion of full-time, 16-credit program created exclusively the required English course and History course is for non-business majors. SBI, using a cohort- a pre-requisite for beginning the minor. based model, is an accelerated program designed to be completed in one summer. The admission Required Minor Courses: process for the program is competitive; students are admitted on a rolling basis. The application Item # Title Credits period is December 1 – April 15. Additional ENG 2450 or ENG 2500 3 Information, including the application, can be HIS 3216 or HIS 2286 3 found at business.villanova.edu/sbi IS Elective 3 IS Elective 3 Type: Minor IS Elective 3

Major (21 credits) Center for Irish Studies The Department of Global Interdisciplinary Studies (GIS) offers a major with a specialization Irish Studies Minor in Irish Studies, please see that page for detailed requirements of the major. Director: Joseph Lennon, Ph.D. Office Location: Saint Augustine Center, 105E Telephone: (610) 519-4647 [Website] Category Descriptions

About ENG 2450 or ENG 2500 Irish Studies explores the history and culture of Credits: 3 the Irish people in Ireland and the Irish diaspora from a variety of disciplines—art, economics,

40 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog areas such as environmental chemistry, protein Choose one literature survey biochemistry, fuel cell research, and computational chemistry. We recognize that Item # Title Credits undergraduate research provides a unique ENG 2450 Irish Epics, Visions & 3 opportunity to work closely alongside a faculty Hauntings mentor, gaining an experience that extends far ENG 2500 Irish Revival 3 beyond typical classroom learning, and we encourage all undergraduates to participate in HIS 3216 or HIS 2286 undergraduate research. Credits: 3 Type: Bachelor of Science

Choose one history survey. MAJOR (68 credits) Item # Title Credits The Chemistry major, certified yb the American HIS 3216 Ireland since 1800 3 Chemical Society, provides comprehensive HIS 2286 Irish-American Saga 3 classroom and laboratory training in all areas of chemistry. Students receive extensive training in IS Elective laboratory techniques using modern chemical instrumentation. Credits: 3

Choose a course with IS attribute. Required Major Courses: Item # Title Credits CHM 1000 Profesl Development Sem 1 CHM 1000 Profesl Development Sem 1 Chemistry CHM 1311 Inorganic Chemistry I 3 CHM 1301 Inorganic Chemistry Lab I 2 The Department of Chemistry at Villanova CHM 1512 Quantitative Analysis 3 University offers masters and bachelors degrees, CHM 1502 Quant Anal Lab 2 including an American Chemical Society CHM 3211 Organic Chemistry I 3 accredited degree program for undergraduates. CHM 3201 Organic Chemistry Lab I 2 Our faculty actively conduct research in diverse CHM 3212 Organic Chemistry II 3 areas such as environmental chemistry, protein CHM 3202 Organic Chemistry Lab II 2 biochemistry, fuel cell research, and CHM 3311 Inorganic Chem II 3 computational chemistry. We recognize that CHM 3301 Inorganic Chem Lab II 2 undergraduate research provides a unique CHM 3413 Molecular Thermodynamics 3 opportunity to work closely alongside a faculty CHM 3405 Physical Chem Lab II 2 mentor, gaining an experience that extends far CHM 3412 Quantum Chemistry 3 beyond typical classroom learning, and we CHM 3404 Physical Chem Lab I 2 encourage all undergraduates to participate in CHM 3511 Instrumental Analysis 3 undergraduate research. CHM 3501 Instrumental Analysis Lab 2 CHM 4611 or 4610: 3 Chemistry, B.S. Biochemistry MAT 1500 Calculus I 4 Chair: Kevin P.C. Minbiole, Ph.D. MAT 1505 Calculus II 4 Office Location: Mendel Science Center Rm. 215A PHY 2410 University Phy:Mechanics 3 Telephone: (610) 519-4840 Website PHY 2411 Lab: Mechanics 1 PHY 2412 Univ Physics:Elec & Mag 3 PHY 2413 Lab:Elec & Magnetism 1 About CHM Elective 3 The Department of Chemistry at Villanova CHM Elective 3 University offers masters and bachelors degrees, CHM Lab Elective 1 including an American Chemical Society accredited degree program for undergraduates. Our faculty actively conduct research in diverse

41 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog Major (80 credits) Category Descriptions Item # Title Credits CHM 1000 Profesl Development Sem 1 CHM 4611 or 4610: Biochemistry CHM 1000 Profesl Development Sem 1 Credits: 3 CHM 1311 Inorganic Chemistry I 3 CHM 1301 Inorganic Chemistry Lab I 2 Choose 1: CHM 3311 Inorganic Chem II 3 CHM 3301 Inorganic Chem Lab II 2 Item # Title Credits CHM 1512 Quantitative Analysis 3 CHM 4611 Survey of Biochemistry 3 CHM 1502 Quant Anal Lab 2 CHM 4610 Principles of Biochemistry 3 CHM 2211 Organic Chemistry I 3 CHM 2201 Organic Chemistry Lab I 1 CHM Elective CHM 3211 Organic Chemistry I 3 Credits: 3 CHM 3201 Organic Chemistry Lab I 2 CHM 3412 Quantum Chemistry 3 Choose 1 Chemistry course level 3000 or above. CHM 3404 Physical Chem Lab I 2 CHM 3413 Molecular Thermodynamics 3 CHM Lab Elective CHM 3405 Physical Chem Lab II 2 Credits: 1 CHM 3511 Instrumental Analysis 3 CHM 3501 Instrumental Analysis Lab 2 Choose 1 Chemistry lab elective. CHM 4621 Biochemistry I: Structure 3 CHM 4603 Biochem Tech. and Pract. 1 CHM 4622 Biochemistry II:Metabolism 3 CHM 4604 Biochem Tech. and Pract II 1 Biochemistry Biology 8 Chemistry with Biochemistry Courses Concentration, B.S. PHY 2410 University Phy:Mechanics 3 PHY 2411 Lab: Mechanics 1 Chair: Kevin P.C. Minbiole, Ph.D. PHY 2412 Univ Physics:Elec & Mag 3 Office Location: Mendel Science Center Rm. 215A PHY 2413 Lab:Elec & Magnetism 1 Telephone: (610) 519-4840 MAT 1500 Calculus I 4 Website MAT 1505 Calculus II 4 Molecular Based Biology 4 About Course Biochemistry Chemistry 3 The Department of Chemistry at Villanova Elective University offers masters and bachelors degrees, including an American Chemical Society accredited degree program for undergraduates. Our faculty actively conduct research in diverse Category Descriptions areas such as environmental chemistry, protein biochemistry, fuel cell research, and Biochemistry Biology Courses computational chemistry. We recognize that undergraduate research provides a unique Credits: 8 opportunity to work closely alongside a faculty mentor, gaining an experience that extends far Choose two biology courses from the course beyond typical classroom learning, and we below. encourage all undergraduates to participate in undergraduate research. Item # Title Credits BIO 2105 General Biology I 4 Type: Bachelor of Science BIO 2106 General Biology II 4 BIO 4205 Cell Biology 4 BIO 4505 Molecular Biology 4

42 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog Molecular Based Biology Course 1 year of general chemistry (6 credits) & Lab (2 or more credits). Choose one sequence. Credits: 4 Item # Title Credits Item # Title Credits BIO 3351 Genetics 4 CHM 1151 General Chemistry I 4 BIO 3595 General Microbiology 4 CHM 1103 General Chemistry Lab I 1 CHM 1152 General Chemistry II 4 Biochemistry Chemistry Elective CHM 1104 General Chemistry Lab II 1 Credits: 3 Item # Title Credits CHM 1151 General Chemistry I 4 Choose any 3-credit course with the CHM CHM 1103 General Chemistry Lab I 1 subject code numbered 3000:9999. CHM 1156 General Chemistry II for Egr 4 Item # Title Credits CHM 1311 Inorganic Chemistry I 3 CHM 1301 Inorganic Chemistry Lab I 2 CHM 1512 Quantitative Analysis 3 Chemistry Minor CHM 1502 Quant Anal Lab 2

Students must complete a year of general Organic Chemistry Requirement chemistry (or equivalent), a year of organic chemistry, two additional chemistry courses with Credits: 8 associated laboratories, and one additional chemistry course (7 courses total). All course Choose one sequence. prerequisites and co-requisites apply1. Item # Title Credits Biochemistry majors need to complete 2 CHM courses at the 3000 level or above that are not CHM 2211 Organic Chemistry I 3 otherwise required for the biochemistry degree CHM 2201 Organic Chemistry Lab I 1 to fulfill the equirr ements for the Chemistry CHM 2212 Organic Chemistry II 3 minor. CHM 2202 Organic Chemistry Lab II 1 Item # Title Credits Program notes CHM 3211 Organic Chemistry I 3 CHM 3201 Organic Chemistry Lab I 2 • 1. Or with approval of the Chemistry Advisor. CHM 3212 Organic Chemistry II 3 CHM 3202 Organic Chemistry Lab II 2 Type: Minor CHM Elective & Lab Required Courses Credits: 8 Item # Title Credits General Chemistry 8 Additional Laboratory Chemistry requirement Requirement (choose two of the following lecture/lab Organic Chemistry 8 combos) Requirement CHM Elective & Lab 8 Upper-division Chemistry 3 Choice A Course Item # Title Credits CHM 3311 Inorganic Chem II 3 CHM 3301 Inorganic Chem Lab II 2

Category Descriptions Choice B Item # Title Credits General Chemistry Requirement CHM 3413 Molecular Thermodynamics 3 Credits: 8 CHM 3405 Physical Chem Lab II 2

43 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog • Any 7000 level or higher Choice C course (EXCEPT 7693 or 8662) Item # Title Credits CHM 4622 Biochemistry II:Metabolism 3 *Cannot be used in combination with other CHM 4604 Biochem Tech. and Pract II 1 Physical Chemistry courses and laboratories.

Choice D

Only one of these two options can be used: CHM 3412 and 3404 OR CHM 3416 and 3402. Chinese Language

Item # Title Credits Chinese Language and Cultural CHM 3412 Quantum Chemistry 3 Studies Minor CHM 3404 Physical Chem Lab I 2 CHM 3416 Physical Chem for 3 Coordinator: HaiLin Zhou, Ph.D. Engineers Office Location: Gary Hall Rm. 036 CHM 3402 Physical Chem Lab II 1 Telephone: (610) 519-6302 Website Choice E About Only one of these two options can be used: The Chinese Language and Cultural Studies CHM 3511 and 3501 OR CHM 3514 and 3503. program opens the way to the study of various Item # Title Credits elements of Chinese life. Chinese Language and Cultural Studies includes the rich heritage of CHM 3511 Instrumental Analysis 3 novels, short stories, poetry, culinary art, film and CHM 3501 Instrumental Analysis Lab 2 the Chinese classics. Chinese Language and CHM 3514 Bioanalytical Chemistry 3 Cultural Studies represents a cutting-edge CHM 3503 Bioanalytical Chem Lab 1 intellectual experience that provides its minors with a real advantage in critiquing, Choice F understanding, and navigating the global landscape. Only one of these two options can be used: CHM 4611 and 4601 OR CHM 4621 and 4603.

Item # Title Credits Type: Minor CHM 4611 Survey of Biochemistry 3 CHM 4601 Survey Biochemistry Lab 1 CHM 4621 Biochemistry I: Structure 3 CHM 4603 Biochem Tech. and Pract. 1

Upper-division Chemistry Course Credits: 3

One additional upper-division chemistry course (with approval of the Chemistry Advisor)

• One additional course with lab from other requirements. • CHM 3417: Biophysical Chemistry* • CHM 5633: Nanomaterials & Surface Science • Any 4000 level course

44 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog MINOR (28 credits or 6 courses) Note: Advanced Chinese courses and the The Chinese Language and Cultural Studies Translation course may count as electives if minor is open to all students and requires 6 student has fulfilled the equirr ed four language courses (28 credits), four courses in language courses and two in electives. Item # Title Credits Program Notes: CHI 1111 Basic Chinese I 6 • Other culture-based courses with ASN CHI 1112 Basic Chinese II 6 attribute found across disciplines also qualify CHI 1121 Intermediate Chinese I 5 for the cultural studies elective. CHI 1122 Intermediate Chinese II 5 • Advanced Chinese (CHI 1131) course and the CHI 1131 Advanced Chinese I 3 Translation (CHI 1151) course may count as CHI 1132 Advanced Chinese II 3 electives if the student has fulfilled the CHI 1133 Advanced Chinese III 3 required language courses. CHI 1134 Advanced Chinese IV 3 • Pertinent GIS team-taught courses and CHI 1151 Spec. Top. in Chinese 3 contents courses from other departments Language with ASN (Chinese) attribute also qualify for CHI electives. Chinese Cultural Studies Elective • Courses on Chinese/China taken as part of a study abroad will be counted. Credits: 3 • An internship related to Chinese Studies may be counted as an independent study. Choose from the following list, or another culture-based course with the ASN attribute found across other disciplines. Required Minor Courses: Item # Title Credits Item # Title Credits CHI 1131 Advanced Chinese I 3 Chinese Language Course 3 - 6 CHI 1132 Advanced Chinese II 3 Chinese Language Course 3 - 6 CHI 1133 Advanced Chinese III 3 Chinese Language Course 3 - 6 CHI 1134 Advanced Chinese IV 3 Chinese Language Course 3 - 6 CHI 3412 Chinese Special Topics 3 Chinese Cultural Studies 3 Elective CHI 3413 Chinese Calligraphy 3 Chinese Cultural Studies 3 GIS 4281 The Tale of Shanghai and 3 Elective Tokyo GIS 4675 East Asian Comparative Lit 3

Category Descriptions Classical Studies Chinese Language Course Classical Studies, B.A. Credits: 3 -6 Program Director: Valentina DeNardis, Ph.D. Office Location: Saint Augustine Center Rm. 304 Telephone: (610) 519-6165 Website

About The Classical Studies Program explores the cultures of ancient Greece and Rome, from the beginnings of Greek civilization to the fall of the Roman empire. Our program is interdisciplinary, embracing the study of classical languages, literatures, history, art and archaeology, philosophy and religion. The program offers

45 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog courses which may satisfy requirements for the MINOR (18 credits) Core Curriculum of the College of Liberal Arts The minor requires a minimum of 18 credits. and Sciences. Language classes are not required. Type: Bachelor of Arts Required Courses:

MAJOR (30 credits) • Six courses in any combination of courses in The major requires 10 courses and at least 30 the classical languages and/or courses credits. taught in English on classical civilization. (18 cr) This includes: Required Courses: ◦ Courses with the Subject codes GRK, LAT, CLA • A minimum of one GRK or LAT course, or ◦ Courses with the CLA attribute CLA 2021 (3 cr) ◦ Courses with the CLST attribute • CLA 6001: Senior Classics Capstone (3 cr) • Eight additional courses in any combination of courses in the classical languages and/or courses taught in English on classical Cognitive Science civilization including any course with the CLA or CLST attribute. (24 cr) Cognitive Science Minor

Program Director: Joseph Toscano, Ph.D. Office Location: Tolentine Hall Rm M52 Telephone: (610) 519-4755 FIVE YEAR B.A./M.A PROGRAM Website The five-year B.A./M.A. program allows exceptional students to complete a bachelor’s and a master’s degree in Classical Studies in five About years. In the last year of undergraduate study The Cognitive Science Program offers a course of students take three graduate courses that count study in the interdisciplinary field of ognitivC e towards both their undergraduate and graduate Science, bringing together perspectives from degrees. cognitive psychology, computer science, philosophy, and biology to understand how intelligent systems function. An undergraduate concentration and an undergraduate minor are Classical Studies Minor available to all students in undergraduate colleges of the University. The program is Program Director: Valentina DeNardis, Ph.D. particularly well-suited to students majoring in Office Location: Saint Augustine Center Rm. 304 Psychology, Computing Sciences, Philosophy, and Telephone: (610) 519-6165 Cognitive & Behavioral Neuroscience. Website

About The Classical Studies Program explores the cultures of ancient Greece and Rome, from the Type: Minor beginnings of Greek civilization to the fall of the Roman empire. Our program is interdisciplinary, embracing the study of classical languages, literatures, history, art and archaeology, philosophy and religion. The program offers courses which may satisfy requirements for the Core Curriculum of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.

Type: Minor

46 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog MINOR (15 credits) Program Notes: Biology Item # Title Credits • The five courses used to fulfill the Minor BIO 4605 Neurobiology 4 must span at least three different disciplines. BIO 6509 Directed Research 2 • Choose two courses from the first three listed items. Select three electives from the list. Five courses in total are required to fulfill Cognitive Science the minor requirements. Item # Title Credits • Special topics, research, and independent CGS 4000 Bilingualism 3 study electives (BIO 6409, BIO 6509, CSC CGS 5900 Cognitive Science Seminar 3 5900, CSC 5930, CSC 5993, PHI 2990, PHI CGS 5910 Psychology of Language 3 4990, PSY 2900, PSY 5900) require CGS 5990 Special Topics 3 approval of the Cognitive Science Program. • For courses that have prerequisites, Cognitive Science students should apply to Computer Science have the prerequisites waived. Decisions will Item # Title Credits be made on a case-by-case basis by the CSC 1051 Algorithms & Data Struc I 4 course instructor, or in some cases, the CSC 4170 Theory of Computation 3 Director of the Cognitive Science Program, CSC 4380 Info Visualization 3 after considering the particular student's CSC 4500 Artificial Intelligence 3 background. In most cases, it is expected CSC 4510 Machine Learning 3 that the prerequisites will be able to be waived. CSC 4730 Human Computer 3 Interaction CSC 5930 Topics Computer Science 3 Required Minor Courses: CSC 5993 Independent Study 3 Item # Title Credits MSE 2400 CSC:Evol Lrng Cmp Robtcs 4 PHI 4610 Philosophy of Mind 3 Agnts PSY 4500 Cognitive Psychology 3 CSC 4500 or CSC 4510 or 3 - 4 Philosophy MSE 2400 Item # Title Credits Cognitive Science Electives 6 PHI 4610 Philosophy of Mind 3 PHI 2020 Symbolic Logic 3 PHI 2990 Topics in Philosophy 3 Category Descriptions PHI 2710 Information Knowledge 3 Inquiry PHI 4200 Philosophy of Language 3 CSC 4500 or CSC 4510 or MSE 2400 PHI 4990 Independent Study & 3 Credits: 3 -4 Research

Choose one: Psychological and Brain Sciences Item # Title Credits Item # Title Credits CSC 4500 Artificial Intelligence 3 MSE 2701 PSY:The Sounds of Human 4 CSC 4510 Machine Learning 3 Lang. MSE 2400 CSC:Evol Lrng Cmp Robtcs 4 PSY 2050 Research Methods in Psy. 3 Agnts PSY 2800 Human Factors 3 PSY 2900 Special Topics 3 Cognitive Science Electives PSY 3300 Perception 3 PSY 4200 Biopsychology 3 Credits: 6 PSY 4500 Cognitive Psychology 3 PSY 4600 Animal Learning & 3 Choose two Cognitive Science approved Cognition electives from the list below. PSY 5900 Independent Research 3 Project

47 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog Concentration Required Courses (21 Spanish credits) Item # Title Credits Program Notes: SPA 3214 Intro to Spanish Linguistics 3 • Special topics, research, and independent study electives (BIO 6409, BIO 6509, CSC 5900, CSC 5930, CSC 5993, PHI 2990, PHI Cognitive Science Concentration 4990, PSY 2900, PSY 5900) require approval of the Cognitive Science Program. Program Director: Joseph Toscano, Ph.D. • For courses that have prerequisites, Office Location: Tolentine Hall Rm M52 Cognitive Science students should apply to Telephone: (610) 519-4755 have the prerequisites waived. Decisions will Website be made on a case-by-case basis by the course instructor, or in some cases, the Director of the Cognitive Science Program, About after considering the particular student's The Cognitive Science Program offers a course of background. In most cases, it is expected study in the interdisciplinary field of ognitivC e that the prerequisites will be able to be Science, bringing together perspectives from waived. cognitive psychology, computer science, philosophy, and biology to understand how Item # Title Credits intelligent systems function. An undergraduate CSC 1051 Algorithms & Data Struc I 4 concentration and an undergraduate minor are CSC 4500 or CSC 4510 or 3 - 4 available to all students in undergraduate MSE 2400 colleges of the University. The program is PHI 4610 Philosophy of Mind 3 particularly well-suited to students majoring in PSY 4500 Cognitive Psychology 3 Psychology, Computing Sciences, Philosophy, and CGS 5900 Cognitive Science Seminar 3 Cognitive & Behavioral Neuroscience. Cognitive Science Electives 6

Category Descriptions

Type: Concentration CSC 4500 or CSC 4510 or MSE 2400 Credits: 3 - 4

Choose one:

Item # Title Credits CSC 4500 Artificial Intelligence 3 CSC 4510 Machine Learning 3 MSE 2400 CSC:Evol Lrng Cmp Robtcs 4 Agnts

Cognitive Science Electives Credits: 6

Choose two Cognitive Science approved electives from the list below.

Biology Item # Title Credits BIO 4605 Neurobiology 4 BIO 6509 Directed Research 2

48 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog Communication Cognitive Science Item # Title Credits Communication, B.A. CGS 4000 Bilingualism 3 CGS 5900 Cognitive Science Seminar 3 Chair: Heidi Rose, Ph.D. CGS 5910 Psychology of Language 3 Office Location: Garey Hall 028 CGS 5990 Special Topics 3 Telephone: (610) 510-4750 Website Computer Science Item # Title Credits About CSC 1051 Algorithms & Data Struc I 4 Communication shapes who we are, both CSC 4170 Theory of Computation 3 individually and socially. We in the CSC 4380 Info Visualization 3 Communication Department believe our future CSC 4500 Artificial Intelligence 3 depends upon our communication with one CSC 4510 Machine Learning 3 another. The study of Communication in the liberal arts tradition focuses on the CSC 4730 Human Computer 3 understanding and use of symbols that create Interaction meaning in multiple communicative CSC 5930 Topics Computer Science 3 contexts—global and local, personal and CSC 5993 Independent Study 3 professional, in-person and mediated. The MSE 2400 CSC:Evol Lrng Cmp Robtcs 4 discipline of Communication is grounded in Agnts ancient rhetorical traditions and is influenced by contemporary intellectual, artistic and Philosophy technological developments. Our program Item # Title Credits integrates theory and practice, so that skills- based courses build upon communication PHI 4610 Philosophy of Mind 3 principles, concepts, insights, and research PHI 2020 Symbolic Logic 3 techniques. Our mission, then, is to produce well- PHI 2990 Topics in Philosophy 3 rounded communicators who will speak PHI 2710 Information Knowledge 3 eloquently and listen actively; think critically, Inquiry creatively, and ethically; and write clearly and PHI 4200 Philosophy of Language 3 strategically. Our graduates are placed in top PHI 4990 Independent Study & 3 graduate programs and law schools, as well as Research prepared to build careers in industries from public relations and marketing to media Psychological and Brain Sciences production and print/broadcast/digital Item # Title Credits journalism. Whether in corporate or nonprofit careers, serving their communities, or engaged in MSE 2701 PSY:The Sounds of Human 4 further academic study, our graduates illustrate Lang. that students of Communication are uniquely PSY 2050 Research Methods in Psy. 3 equipped to make a difference locally and PSY 2800 Human Factors 3 globally, in their lives and in the lives of others. PSY 2900 Special Topics 3 PSY 3300 Perception 3 Type: Bachelor of Arts PSY 4200 Biopsychology 3 PSY 4500 Cognitive Psychology 3 PSY 4600 Animal Learning & 3 Cognition PSY 5900 Independent Research 3 Project

Spanish Item # Title Credits SPA 3214 Intro to Spanish Linguistics 3

49 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog MAJOR (36 credits) Item # Title Credits To Declare the Major: Enrollment in COM 1000 COM 2200 Theories of Rhetoric 3 and COM 1100. COM 2240 Theories of Perform Studies 3 COM 2280 Theories of Persuasion 3 Specializations: COM 2300 Theories of Mass 3 Communication Students may choose either to design their own major specialization or will choose one (or more) COM 2340 Theories of Visual Com & 3 of the following specializations: Public Relations Cultu & Advertising, Journalism, Organizational COM 2400 Theories of Interpersonal 3 Communication, Media Studies, Media Com Production, Rhetorical Studies, Performance COM 2440 Theories of Organizational 3 Studies, and Interpersonal & Com Intercultural Communication. With or without a specialization, students must cover three COM 3000-level Advanced Topics different areas in their six 3000-level courses. A Credits: 18 complete listing of specialization requirements and courses is available on the departmental Choose six 3000-level advanced topics courses Web page or in the departmental office. Some in at least three different areas. (Taken after specializations require Communication majors to completing at least one 2000-level, according complete internships, which, if completed for to interest and/or specialization.) credit, will be used to satisfy free electives for the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. COM 4001 or COM 4002 Program Notes: Credits: 3

• Only two courses may be transferred to Choose one COM Research Methods course. count towards the COM major. (Recommended junior year or prior to taking • Students who plan to study abroad should COM 5050.) take COM 1000, 1100, and at least one 2000-level course before going abroad. Item # Title Credits COM 4001 Qualitative Research in 3 Required Major Courses: COM COM 4002 Quantitative Research in 3 Item # Title Credits COM COM 1000 Surv of Communication 3 Studies COM Capstone COM 1100 Public Speaking 3 Credits: 3 COM 2000-level Theories 6 COM 3000-level Advanced 18 Choose one Capstone course. (Taken during Topics senior year.) COM 3464 is for students COM 4001 or COM 4002 3 specializing in PR & Advertising. COM Capstone 3 Item # Title Credits COM 5050 Senior Project 3 Category Descriptions COM 3464 Public Relations Campaigns 3

COM 2000-level Theories Credits: 6 Communication Minor

Choose two 2000-level COM theories course. Chair: Heidi Rose, Ph.D. (Must be taken before the 3000-level courses.) Office Location: Garey Hall 028 Telephone: (610) 510-4750 Website

50 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog About MINOR (15 credits) Communication shapes who we are, both Students within the College of Liberal Arts & individually and socially. We in the Sciences or Villanova School of Business can Communication Department believe our future minor in Communication by taking five courses. depends upon our communication with one another. The study of Communication in the Program Notes: liberal arts tradition focuses on the understanding and use of symbols that create • A 3-credit internship focused on meaning in multiple communicative communication could satisfy one of the contexts—global and local, personal and Additional COM Elective courses. professional, in-person and mediated. The • Only one course may be transferred to count discipline of Communication is grounded in toward the COM minor. ancient rhetorical traditions and is influenced by • Students wishing to minor in Communication contemporary intellectual, artistic and from within CLAS or other Villanova technological developments. Our program colleges/schools are encouraged to contact integrates theory and practice, so that skills- the Communication Department to learn based courses build upon communication about ways to build a minor that will principles, concepts, insights, and research complement their major programs of study. techniques. Our mission, then, is to produce well- For initial information, visit this website. rounded communicators who will speak eloquently and listen actively; think critically, Required Minor Courses: creatively, and ethically; and write clearly and strategically. Our graduates are placed in top Item # Title Credits graduate programs and law schools, as well as COM 1000 Surv of Communication 3 prepared to build careers in industries from Studies public relations and marketing to media COM 2000-level Elective 3 production and print/broadcast/digital COM 3000-level Elective 3 journalism. Whether in corporate or nonprofit Additional COM Elective 6 careers, serving their communities, or engaged in further academic study, our graduates illustrate that students of Communication are uniquely equipped to make a difference locally and Category Descriptions globally, in their lives and in the lives of others. COM 2000-level Elective Type: Minor Credits: 3

Choose one 2000-level course. (Must be taken before taking 3000-level courses.)

COM 3000-level Elective Credits: 3

Choose one 3000-level course.

Additional COM Elective Credits: 6

Choose two additional COM courses. A 3-credit internship focused on communication could satisfy one of these courses.

51 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog Comprehensive Science MAJOR (65 credits) Required Major Courses: Comprehensive Science, B.S. Item # Title Credits BIO 2105 General Biology I 4 Program Director: Robert Styer, PhD BIO 2106 General Biology II 4 Office Location: Saint Augustine Center Rm. 372 CHM 1151 General Chemistry I 4 Telephone: (610) 519-4845 CHM 1103 General Chemistry Lab I 1 Website CHM 1152 General Chemistry II 4 CHM 1104 General Chemistry Lab II 1 About CSC 1051 Algorithms & Data Struc I 4 The Comprehensive Science program allows MAT 1500 Calculus I 4 students interested in the quantitative and MAT 1505 Calculus II 4 physical and life sciences to get broad based Approved Physics with Labs 8 competency to a full spectrum of scientific Science Major Statistics 3 concerns and practices. Our majors gain both Approved Math or 3 hands-on lab skills and quantitative aptitudes Computing Elective through a broad range of courses in Science Major Capstone 3 mathematics, physical and life sciences, and Approved Science Electives 18 computer science. The program equips students with the analytical, interpretive, and explanatory skill sets that enable their understanding of the scientific orld.w The flexible program allows Category Descriptions students to create a tailored interdisciplinary program that can prepare the student for a Approved Physics with Labs variety of professions or graduate studies. Our majors go on to medical schools, dental schools, Credits: 8 and other health related graduate programs, as well as careers as financial analysts, lab Two semesters of an approved (science major researchers, computing, pharmaceutical, and level) physics with labs. other careers that require a science/math background. Item # Title Credits PHY 2410 University Phy:Mechanics 3 Program Notes: PHY 2411 Lab: Mechanics 1 Item # Title Credits • Chemistry majors who transfer to PHY 2412 Univ Physics:Elec & Mag 3 Comprehensive Science (BSC) may count PHY 2413 Lab:Elec & Magnetism 1 CHM 1311/CHM 1301 in place of the CHM 1151/ Item # Title Credits CHM 1103 requirement listed below. PHY 1100 General Physics I 3 • Chemistry majors who transfer to PHY 1101 General Physics I Lab 1 Comprehensive Science (BSC) may count Item # Title Credits CHM 1521/CHM 1502 in place of the CHM PHY 1102 General Physics II 3 1152/CHM 1104 requirement listed below. PHY 1103 General Physics II Lab 1 Type: Bachelor of Science Science Major Statistics Credits: 3

One semester of science major-level statistics.

Item # Title Credits PSY 2000 Intro Statistics 3 CSC 2300 Statistics for Computing 3 STAT 1313 Statistics for Life Sciences 3 STAT 4310 Stat Methods 3

52 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog the University mission to transmit, pursue, and Approved Math or Computing Elective discover knowledge in an atmosphere of collegiality in the university community. Credits: 3 Supported by a liberal arts education, the Department seeks to develop the total person, One additional approved Mathematics or sensitive to social and ethical concerns affected Computing course. by the computing discipline, and committed to addressing the needs of a diverse and Item # Title Credits interconnected modern society. CSC 1052 Algorithms & Data Struc II 4 CSC 1300 Discrete Structures 3 Computing Sciences, B.S. MAT 1314 Modeling for the Life 3 Sciences Chair: Daniel Joyce, Ph.D. MAT 2500 Calculus III 4 Office Location: Mendel Science Center Rm. 161 MAT 2600 Foundation of Math I 3 Telephone: (610) 519-7307 MAT 2705 Diff quaE tion with Linear 4 Website Alg STAT 4315 Applied Statistical Models 3 About Science Major Capstone Computer science students explore a broad spectrum of computing technologies and Credits: 3 concepts. Our courses provide a thorough foundation in the principles and practices of One science major-level capstone course or computing, paving the way for successful careers approved equivalent. and ongoing graduate studies. Our students also learn skills in communication and the scientific, Approved Science Electives mathematical, and engineering principles that Credits: 18 support the computing disciplines.

Six approved science electives chosen in The Department of Computing Sciences seeks to consultation with the student's advisor or the provide outstanding education, to advance program director. scholarship, and to engage in activities that benefit society as a whole, in accordance to the University mission. The Department aims to equip students with a solid foundation in computing theory, and to prepare them for lifelong Computing Sciences independent learning and innovative thinking in a constantly changing discipline. Its faculty Chair: Daniel Joyce, Ph.D. members strive to maintain professional currency, Office Location: Mendel Science Center Rm. 161 and to involve students and colleagues in their Telephone: (610) 519-7307 research investigations. These endeavors support Website the University mission to transmit, pursue, and discover knowledge in an atmosphere of collegiality in the university community. About Supported by a liberal arts education, the Department seeks to develop the total person, The Department of Computing Sciences seeks to sensitive to social and ethical concerns affected provide outstanding education, to advance by the computing discipline, and committed to scholarship, and to engage in activities that addressing the needs of a diverse and benefit society as a whole, in accordance to the interconnected modern society. University mission. The Department aims to equip students with a solid foundation in computing theory, and to prepare them for lifelong independent learning and innovative thinking in a Type: Bachelor of Science constantly changing discipline. Its faculty members strive to maintain professional currency, and to involve students and colleagues in their research investigations. These endeavors support

53 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog MAJOR (54 credits) Item # Title Credits The ABET accredited major consists of 54 credits MAT 1505 Calculus II 4 (18 courses) in computer science, plus additional CSC 3300 Linear Algebra for 4 mathematics, science and philosophy (ethics) Computing requirements. Required courses include program design using Java and C, computer systems, Natural Science with Lab analysis of algorithms, theory of computability, Credits: 8 database principles, organization of programming languages, software engineering, Choose two Natural Science courses with labs computing ethics, and a senior project. Students from the department's approved list of science select four computer science electives and have courses. five free electives. CSC Elective Program Notes: Credits: 3 • Combined BS/MS in Computer Science or Software Engineering: Five-year double Approved CSC elective course. degree program. See departmental website for details regarding admission, requirements, the program of study, etc.

Required Major Courses: Computer Science Minor Item # Title Credits Chair: Daniel Joyce, Ph.D. CSC 1990 Enrichment Sem in 1 Office Location: Mendel Science Center Rm. 161 Computing Telephone: (610) 519-7307 CSC 1051 Algorithms & Data Struc I 4 Website CSC 1052 Algorithms & Data Struc II 4 CSC 1300 Discrete Structures 3 About CSC 1700 Analysis of Algorithms 3 CSC 1800 Organ of Prog Languages 3 The Department of Computing Sciences seeks to provide outstanding education, to advance CSC 2053 Platform Based Computing 3 scholarship, and to engage in activities that CSC 2300 Statistics for Computing 3 benefit society as a whole, in accordance to the CSC 2400 Computer Systems I 3 University mission. The Department aims to equip CSC 2405 Computer Systems II 3 students with a solid foundation in computing CSC 4170 Theory of Computation 3 theory, and to prepare them for lifelong CSC 4480 Principles of Database 3 independent learning and innovative thinking in a Systems constantly changing discipline. Its faculty CSC 4700 Software Engineering 3 members strive to maintain professional currency, CSC 4790 Senior Projects 3 and to involve students and colleagues in their PHI 2180 Computer Ethics 3 research investigations. These endeavors support MAT 1500 Calculus I 4 the University mission to transmit, pursue, and MAT 1505 or CSC 3300 4 discover knowledge in an atmosphere of Natural Science with Lab 8 collegiality in the university community. CSC Elective 3 Supported by a liberal arts education, the CSC Elective 3 Department seeks to develop the total person, CSC Elective 3 sensitive to social and ethical concerns affected by the computing discipline, and committed to CSC Elective 3 addressing the needs of a diverse and interconnected modern society.

Category Descriptions Type: Minor MAT 1505 or CSC 3300 Credits: 4

54 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog MINOR: Computer Science (26 collegiality in the university community. Supported by a liberal arts education, the credits) Department seeks to develop the total person, The computer science minor consists of 8 sensitive to social and ethical concerns affected courses from the requirements for the computer by the computing discipline, and committed to science major. The minor provides a strong addressing the needs of a diverse and foundation in computer science suitable for interconnected modern society. application to any other major field of endeavor.

Required Courses: Type: Minor Item # Title Credits CSC 1051 Algorithms & Data Struc I 4 MINOR: Cybersecurity (29 credits) CSC 1052 Algorithms & Data Struc II 4 Offered jointly through the Department of CSC 1300 Discrete Structures 3 Computing Sciences and the Electrical and CSC 1700 Analysis of Algorithms 3 Computer Engineering Department in the College CSC 2400 Computer Systems I 3 of Engineering, the Cybersecurity Minor provides CSC 4480 Principles of Database 3 students with a solid foundation in the principles Systems of cybersecurity. There are multiple paths to the CSC Elective 3 Minor, but all require at least two courses of CSC Elective 3 computer programming, one course of discrete structures, one course of networks, four courses related to information security, and a capstone project course. Category Descriptions CSC Elective Criminology Credits: 3

Approved CSC elective course. Criminology, B.A. Program Director: Kelly Welch, Ph.D. Office Location: 274 Saint Augustine Center Telephone: (610) 519-7048 Cybersecurity Minor Website

Chair: Daniel Joyce, Ph.D. About Office Location: Mendel Science Center Rm. 161 The Criminology major is an interdisciplinary Telephone: (610) 519-7307 program designed to provide students with an Website understanding of the causes, social functions, nature and application of criminal law, and About societal reactions to criminal law. Criminologists believe that people’s actions are strongly The Department of Computing Sciences seeks to influenced by the conditions and situations in provide outstanding education, to advance which they live, work, and play. Everybody makes scholarship, and to engage in activities that decisions, but we recognize and study how social benefit society as a whole, in accordance to the structures and institutions affect and constrain University mission. The Department aims to equip those decisions. Our goal as researchers is to students with a solid foundation in computing expose and analyze the impacts of those theory, and to prepare them for lifelong circumstances on human decisions, societies, and independent learning and innovative thinking in a opportunities. Methodologically, we incorporate constantly changing discipline. Its faculty multiple perspectives and analytical approaches members strive to maintain professional currency, to help create a more holistic understanding of and to involve students and colleagues in their our society. Rather than a technical program research investigations. These endeavors support which focuses on applied skills, our program the University mission to transmit, pursue, and emphasizes the justice component. Our mission discover knowledge in an atmosphere of as teachers is to empower students to think

55 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog critically and rigorously about individuals and societies. Through our diverse offerings on local, SOC Elective regional, national and global social processes, we strive to create more complete human beings Credits: 3 with a keen sense of humanity, social justice, and appropriate social policy. Choose a sociology elective.

Type: Bachelor of Arts Criminology Minor MAJOR (33 credits) Program Director: Kelly Welch, Ph.D. To declare the Major, a student must have Office Location: 274 Saint Augustine Center completed Introduction to Criminology (CRM Telephone: (610) 519-7048 1001), with a “C+” or higher or have a minimum Website GPA of 3.0. The Major consists of 33 credits. A student must allow three full semesters after the declaration of the Major to complete all About requirements. One of the Criminology electives The Criminology major is an interdisciplinary for the Major can be satisfied yb an internship for program designed to provide students with an credit with approval from the Program Director, understanding of the causes, social functions, provided that the student has at least 15 credits nature and application of criminal law, and toward the Major. societal reactions to criminal law. Criminologists believe that people’s actions are strongly Program Notes: influenced by the conditions and situations in which they live, work, and play. Everybody makes • A student taking an internship in a field decisions, but we recognize and study how social setting in the second semester of their junior structures and institutions affect and constrain year or during their senior year should those decisions. Our goal as researchers is to consult with the Program Director. expose and analyze the impacts of those circumstances on human decisions, societies, and Required Major Courses: opportunities. Methodologically, we incorporate multiple perspectives and analytical approaches Item # Title Credits to help create a more holistic understanding of CRM 1001 Introduction to Criminology 3 our society. Rather than a technical program CRM 5100 Criminological Theory 3 which focuses on applied skills, our program SOC 5300 Data Analysis-Social 3 emphasizes the justice component. Our mission Scientist as teachers is to empower students to think SOC 5400 Applied Research in Soc 3 critically and rigorously about individuals and CRM 6500 Senior Seminar 3 societies. Through our diverse offerings on local, CRM Elective 3 regional, national and global social processes, we CRM Elective 3 strive to create more complete human beings CRM Elective 3 with a keen sense of humanity, social justice, and appropriate social policy. CRM Elective 3 CRM Elective 3

SOC Elective 3 Type: Minor

Category Descriptions

CRM Elective Credits: 3

Choose a criminology elective.

56 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog MINOR (15 credits) undergraduate level provides a solid basis for graduate study in the social sciences and for A Minor is open to all students and requires 5 professional study in business administration, law, courses and 15 credits. Courses taken on a public administration, and in the health sciences. satisfactory/unsatisfactory basis cannot be used to satisfy requirements for the Minor. Minors cannot receive Criminology credit for an Economics, B.A. internship. Students wishing to earn a Minor in About Criminology must fill out an application form Economics addresses how individuals and firms available in the office. make decisions in a world of scarcity and uncertainty while also presenting opportunities Program Notes: to learn how to analyze the performance and interaction of national economies. The curriculum • Only one course may be transferred from is designed to promote the development of another university. quantitative skills as well as written and verbal communication abilities so students are equipped Required Minor Courses: to critically examine the effects of economic factors on market participants in the private and Item # Title Credits public sectors. Because of the growing CRM 1001 Introduction to Criminology 3 complexity of the global economy, there is an CRM Elective 3 increase in the demand for individuals who can CRM Elective 3 provide and communicate quantitative analysis of CRM Elective 3 economic variables and their effects on CRM Elective 3 forecasting sales, managing costs, allocating budgets, and choosing investment options.

Type: Bachelor of Arts Category Descriptions

CRM Elective Credits: 3

Choose a criminology elective.

Economics

Chair: Peter Zaleski, Ph.D. Office Location: 2014 Bartley Hall Telephone: 610-519-4370 Website

About Economics is the science that studies the behavior of social systems – such as markets, legislatures, corporations, and families – in allocating scarce resources. It is a discipline which brings together the diverse worlds of business, social science, and public policy. The study of economics is an excellent preparation leading to many career options. Economics majors are well positioned to be the future managers and leaders in both the private and public sectors. The study of economics at the

57 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog MAJOR (33 credits) Economics Minor Students majoring in Economics should have good analytical skills along with good writing Chair: Peter Zaleski, Ph.D. skills. Economic graduates find employment in Office Location: 2014 Bartley Hall banking, finance, retail, government, planning, Telephone: 610-519-4370 and forecasting. Also, Economics is a perfect Website preparation for Law School. About Program Notes: Economics addresses how individuals and firms • A minimum GPA of 2.5 and a minimum grade make decisions in a world of scarcity and of B- in ECO 1001 & 1002 are required to uncertainty while also presenting opportunities declare the economics major. Students not to learn how to analyze the performance and meeting these requirements should discuss interaction of national economies. The curriculum with the Chair/Associate Chair of the is designed to promote the development of Economics Department. quantitative skills as well as written and verbal • Calculus (which can be used to satisfy the communication abilities so students are equipped core) is a prerequisite for ECO 2101 and ECO to critically examine the effects of economic 2102. factors on market participants in the private and public sectors. Because of the growing complexity of the global economy, there is an Required Major Courses: increase in the demand for individuals who can Item # Title Credits provide and communicate quantitative analysis of ECO 1001 Intro to Micro 3 economic variables and their effects on forecasting sales, managing costs, allocating ECO 1002 Intro to Macro 3 budgets, and choosing investment options. MAT 1430 or MAT 1235 3 ECO 2101 Macro-Econ Theory 3 ECO 2102 Micro-Econ Theory 3 ECO 3137 Intro to Econometrics 3 Type: Minor ECO Elective 3000 or higher 3 ECO Elective 3000 or higher 3 MINOR (18 credits) ECO Elective 3000 or higher 3 ECO Elective 3000 or higher 3 A minor is open to all students and requires 6 ECO Elective 4000 or higher 3 courses and 18 credits. Program Notes:

Category Descriptions • Calculus (which can be used to satisfy the core) is a prerequisite for ECO 2101 and ECO 2102. MAT 1430 or MAT 1235 Credits: 3 Required Minor Courses: ECO Elective 3000 or higher Item # Title Credits ECO 1001 Intro to Micro 3 Credits: 3 ECO 1002 Intro to Macro 3 Choose an ECO course numbered 3000 or ECO 2101 Macro-Econ Theory 3 higher. ECO 2102 Micro-Econ Theory 3 ECO Elective 3000 or higher 3 ECO Elective 4000 or higher ECO Elective 3000 or higher 3 Credits: 3

Choose an ECO course numbered 4000 or higher.

58 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog department are highly engaged in both Category Descriptions theoretical and practical research related to education and counseling. ECO Elective 3000 or higher Type: Bachelor of Arts Credits: 3

Choose an ECO course numbered 3000 or MAJOR (43 credits) higher. In addition to demonstrating competence within their chosen academic discipline, as well as fulfilling the ollegeC of Arts and Sciences’ core curriculum requirements, students participate in a wide variety of classroom field xperience es. Such Education and Counseling experiences are carefully selected and supervised and always appropriate to both the academic Chair: Christopher Schmidt, Ph.D. and professional competence of the students. Office Location: 302 Saint Augustine Center Telephone: 610-519-4620 Program Notes: Website • To be accepted into the major, students must have a 3.0 GPA, 6 credits in English and 6 About credits in math completed prior to the start The Education and Counseling Department of their junior year.. undergraduate offerings include a Major in • Candidates for the major should apply as Secondary Education, two different Minor in soon as possible and no later than Education programs, a Minor in Counseling, and a sophomore year combined BA/MA in Education. The Secondary Education degree has been approved by the Education Major Required Courses: Pennsylvania Department of Education (PDE) to recommend candidates for Level I Certification in Item # Title Credits order to teach in grades 7 through 12 in EDU 2201 or EDU 2202 3 Pennsylvania's public schools. Faculty in the EDU 2300 Research Seminar in 3 department are highly engaged in both Education theoretical and practical research related to EDU 3000 Prof. Development in 1 education and counseling. Education EDU 3251 Psych of Teaching & 3 Education, B.A. Learning EDU 3263 Diversity and Inclusion 3 Chair: Teresa G. Wojcik, Ph.D. EDU 3264 Intro to Disability Studies 3 Undergraduate Program Director: Christa S. EDU 4245 Literacy & Eng Lang 3 Bialka, Ed.D. Learning Office Location: 302 Saint Augustine Center EDU 4290 Philosophy of Education 3 Telephone: 610-519-8103 EDU 4291 Student Teaching 9 Website EDU 4292 Senior Seminar 3 EDU Major Methods 3 About MAT or CSC Elective 3 The Education and Counseling Department ENG Advanced Elective 3 undergraduate offerings include a Major in Secondary Education, two different Minor in Education programs, a Minor in Counseling, and a combined BA/MA in Education. The Secondary Category Descriptions Education degree has been approved by the Pennsylvania Department of Education (PDE) to EDU 2201 or EDU 2202 recommend candidates for Level I Certification in Credits: 3 order to teach in grades 7 through 12 in Pennsylvania's public schools. Faculty in the

59 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog Item # Title Credits COUNSELING MINOR (15 credits) EDU 2201 Social Foundation Educ I 3 The Minor in Counseling exposes students to EDU 2202 Social Foundation Edu II 3 knowledge of the field of ounselingc and the counseling process, evidence-based therapeutic EDU Major Methods practices, and the application of counseling skills. The minor is not intended to replace graduate Credits: 3 level professional training, but to prepare students for entry level helping careers, for One of the following methods is required advanced graduate work, or to complement depending on concentration: coursework from a variety of majors. Item # Title Credits Program Notes: EDU 4281 Meth English Sec School 3 EDU 4282 Meth Fgn Lang Sec School 3 Students interested in declaring the counseling EDU 4283 Meth Math Sec School 3 minor must have a minimum GPA of 3.0 EDU 4284 Meth Science Sec School 3 EDU 4285 Meth Soc Stud Sec School 3 Counseling Minor Required MAT or CSC Elective Courses: Credits: 3 Item # Title Credits COU 2000 Introduction to Counseling 3 Choose any 3-credit course with the MAT or COU 3500 or COU 3700 3 CSC subject code. COU 3100 or 3 COM 5300 3 Workshops ENG Advanced Elective COU 2500 or COU 3400 3 Credits: 3 COU 3600 or COU 3700 3

Choose any 3-credit upper-level course with ENG as the subject code. Category Descriptions

COU 3500 or COU 3700 Credits: 3 Counseling Minor Select one of the following: Chair: Krista Malott, Ph.D. Office Location: 302 Saint Augustine Center Item # Title Credits Telephone: (610) 519-8103 COU 3500 Devlp Perspective to 3 Website Diagnosis COU 3700 Family & Couples 3 About Counseling The Education and Counseling Department COU 3100 or 3 COM 5300 Workshops undergraduate offerings include a Major in Secondary Education, two different Minor in Credits: 3 Education programs, a Minor in Counseling, and a combined BA/MA in Education. The Secondary For this option, students may choose to take Education degree has been approved by the COU 3100 or three COM 5300 Intergroup Pennsylvania Department of Education (PDE) to Dialogue 1-credit Workshops (10 hours each). recommend candidates for Level I Certification in Item # Title Credits order to teach in grades 7 through 12 in Pennsylvania's public schools. Faculty in the COU 3100 Group Counseling 3 department are highly engaged in both COM 5300 Topics in Intergroup 1 theoretical and practical research related to Dialogue education and counseling.

Type: Minor

60 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog About COU 2500 or COU 3400 The Education Minor is 15 credits. The minor in Credits: 3 Education does not qualify one to teach in Pennsylvania public schools. If a student wishes Select one of the following: to continue toward teacher certification after graduation, they will need to complete the Item # Title Credits coursework and student teaching required to COU 2500 Counseling for Women 3 apply for Pennsylvania certification. Students COU 3400 Culturally Competent 3 interested in obtaining teacher certification Counselng should speak to Education Undergraduate Program Director, Dr. Christa Bialka, to create a COU 3600 or COU 3700 plan for moving forward.

Credits: 3 Program Notes:

Select one of the following: • Electives other than those listed below may be taken with approval of Chairperson. Item # Title Credits Please contact Rita Siciliano for more COU 3600 Motivational Counseling 3 information on electives and registering for Skills graduate level courses. COU 3700 Family & Couples 3 • All 8000 level courses need approval of Counseling Chairperson.

Required Courses: Education Minor Item # Title Credits EDU 2201 or EDU 2202 3 Program Director: Christa Bialka, PhD EDU 3251 Psych of Teaching & 3 Learning Type: Minor EDU 3263 Diversity and Inclusion 3 EDU 4290 Philosophy of Education 3 EDU Minor Elective 3

Category Descriptions

EDU 2201 or EDU 2202 Credits: 3 Item # Title Credits EDU 2201 Social Foundation Educ I 3 EDU 2202 Social Foundation Edu II 3

EDU Minor Elective Credits: 3

Choose one course from the following list, or others as approved by Chairperson. Please contact Rita Siciliano for more information on electives and registering for graduate level courses.

List also includes EDU 8400, 8610, 8654, 8656, 8664, 8669, 8679.

61 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog Item # Title Credits EDUCATION POLICY & EDU 2300 Research Seminar in 3 LEADERSHIP MINOR (15 credits) Education A minor in Educational Policy and Leadership is EDU 3258 Education & Society in 3 designed to help students develop an awareness 1960s of global issues in education in order to learn EDU 3260 World War II Experience in 3 how educational institutions can transform and EDU be transformed by society through school policy EDU 3262 Edu Pearl Harbor to Sputnik 3 and leadership. A minor in Educational Policy and EDU 3264 Intro to Disability Studies 3 Leadership requires at least 15 credits. The minor EDU 4245 Literacy & Eng Lang 3 in Educational Policy and Leadership does Learning not lead to Pennsylvania teacher certification or qualify one to teach in Pennsylvania public schools.

Education Policy & Leadership Program Notes: Minor • Electives other than those listed below may be taken with approval of Chairperson. Chair: Christopher Schmidt, Ph.D. Please contact Rita Siciliano for more Office Location: 302 Saint Augustine Center information on electives and registering for Telephone: 610-519-4620 graduate level courses. Website • All 8000 level courses need approval of Chairperson. About The Education and Counseling Department Education Policy & Leadership undergraduate offerings include a Major in Secondary Education, two different Minor in Minor Required Courses: Education programs, a Minor in Counseling, and a Item # Title Credits combined BA/MA in Education. The Secondary EDU 3264 Intro to Disability Studies 3 Education degree has been approved by the EDU 3277 Urban Education 3 Pennsylvania Department of Education (PDE) to EDU 3253 or EDU 8654 3 recommend candidates for Level I Certification in Education Policy & 6 order to teach in grades 7 through 12 in Leadership Electives Pennsylvania's public schools. Faculty in the department are highly engaged in both theoretical and practical research related to education and counseling. Category Descriptions Type: Minor EDU 3253 or EDU 8654 Credits: 3 Item # Title Credits EDU 3253 Educational Policy Analysis 3

Education Policy & Leadership Electives Credits: 6

Choose six credits from the following list. Other courses may qualify based on approval of Chairperson. Please contact Rita Siciliano for more information on electives and registering for graduate level courses.

62 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog permitted to do student teaching. Students who List also includes EDU 8610, 8656, 8664, 8669 do not achieve the required cumulative average and 8679. by spring semester senior year will not be allowed to continue in the education major. Item # Title Credits EDU 2201 Social Foundation Educ I 3 AREAS OF CERTIFICATION: EDU 2202 Social Foundation Edu II 3 Biology, Chemistry, Citizenship, Communication, EDU 2300 Research Seminar in 3 English, French, General Science, Italian, Latin, Education Mathematics, Physics, Spanish, and Social EDU 3251 Psych of Teaching & 3 Studies. Learning EDU 4290 Philosophy of Education 3 Upon successful completion of the major EDU 4245 Literacy & Eng Lang 3 required certification courses, the special Learning education workshops, and ELL courses , and the PAPA, and Praxis II exams, the student will be eligible for certification.

Teaching Certification *SAT/ACT exemption: Students who receive a score of at least a 1550 on the SAT, with a Chair: Teresa G. Wojcik, Ph.D., Department of minimum score of 500 in each of the three Education and Counseling testing sections OR a student who receives at Program Coordinator: Nancy Franz, M.Ed. least a score of 23 on the ACT test, will be Office Location: 302 Saint Augustine Center exempt from taking the PAPA basic skills tests. Telephone: 610-519-4620 Website Type: Certificate

About Villanova University’s secondary teacher English education program is approved by the Pennsylvania Department of Education as satisfying the requirements for teacher certification in 14 subject areas. Students with Upcoming Courses majors in departments other than Education and • Fall 2020 Upper-Level Courses Counseling may be admitted to the teacher • Fall 2020 1842 First-Year Courses education program upon the approval of the Undergraduate Committee. Students admitted to the teacher education program must complete English, B.A. the same requirements as Education majors, including courses in ELL, special education, and Chair: Heather Hicks, Ph.D. student teaching. Office Location: 402 Saint Augustine Center Telephone: 610-519-4630 Student Teaching is normally taken in the second [Website] semester of the senior year. Exploratory-Arts students who may be interested in Secondary About Teacher Certification should stop by the Office of The English department believes that skillful, self- Education and Counseling, 302 St. Augustine aware reading, writing, and thinking provide a Center for the Liberal Arts, as soon as possible. foundation for meaningful living. We seek to develop forms of analysis and expression that are Students enrolled in the Teacher Education both critical and creative and that help us Program will have their work reviewed each comprehend the multiple cultural practices and semester by a department committee to values of the twenty-first century. Villanova determine progress and professional English majors acquire a broad understanding of development for certification. Students must Anglophone literary history as well as familiarity achieve a 3.0 overall GPA and successful with the major genres of the tradition. A completion of the PAPA tests (or satisfaction of department of accomplished scholars, we focus the *SAT/ ACT exemption) before they are on undergraduate education and make our

63 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog majors the center of pedagogy. While preserving the value of literature as a cultural form, we Choose two courses in British/Irish literature cultivate in our students the analytical skills before 1800, in two different areas. necessary for negotiating today’s rapidly changing world. Medieval • View Fall 2020 English Topics Course Offerings Item # Title Credits • View Spring 2021 English Course Offerings ENG 3000 Intro to OE Lang & Lit 3 ENG 3150 Chaucer 3 Type: Bachelor of Arts ENG 3160 Fabulous Middle Ages 3 ENG 3181 Irish Epics, 3 MAJOR (33 credits) Visions&Hauntings ENG 3190/ Medieval Brit/Ir Lit. & Cult. 3 English majors take a range of courses, from 3191 required courses (chosen from a number of possibilities) that provide a sense of the historical range and diversity of literature in English to Renaissance electives covering contemporary writers, film, Item # Title Credits creative writing, and many more topics. Students ENG 3201 English Renaissance 3 can also form tracks (such as Professional ENG 3230 Eliz & Jacobean Drama 3 Writing, World Literature, or Race and Ethnicity) ENG 3250 Shakespeare 3 within the major. English courses are particularly ENG 3260 Revenge Tragedy 3 well-suited to helping students become better ENG 3290/ Renaissance Br/Ir Lit. & 3 readers, writers, and analytical thinkers; because 3291 Cult. of those skills, and because of the breadth of literature, English courses are valuable in all ENG 3300 17th Cent Poetry & Prose 3 aspects of our lives. ENG 3350 Milton 3

Program Notes: Restoration & 18th Century Item # Title Credits • There is no prerequisite to the major, but we ENG 3350 Milton 3 strongly recommend that you take English 3001 (Foundational Literature in English I) ENG 3420 18th Century British Novel 3 early, since it will introduce you to writers, ENG 3430 Restor & 18th cent Drama 3 texts, and issues that are crucial to most ENG 3440 Harlots, Rakes, & Libertines 3 subsequent courses. ENG 3450 Dryden Swift & Pope 3 ENG 3490/ 18th c. Brit/Ir Lit. & Culture 3 3491 Required Major Courses: Item # Title Credits Post-1800 Literature Elective British/Irish Lit Pre-1800 6 Credits: 6 Courses Post-1800 Literature Elective 6 One course must be Non-American Anglophone ENG 2250 Ways of Reading:Lit Analysis 3 and the other Literature of the Americas. One ENG 5000 Senior Seminar 3 course must be 19th Century literature and one English Electives 1800 and 15 must be literature after 1900. Above

Category Descriptions

British/Irish Lit Pre-1800 Courses Credits: 6

64 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog Non-American Anglophone 19th Literature of the Americas to 1900 Century Item # Title Credits Item # Title Credits ENG 4001 Major Amer Writers I 3 ENG 3501 Early Romantic Writers 3 ENG 4003 African-American Lit Trad 1 3 ENG 3502 Later Romantic Writers 3 ENG 4040 American Short Story 3 ENG 3504 19th Cent Brit Women 3 ENG 4500 American Slave Narrative 3 Writers ENG 4501 Amer Transcendentalism 3 ENG 3505 Poetry & Prose 1830-1865 3 ENG 4505 Concord Writers 3 ENG 3506 Poetry & Prose 1865-1900 3 ENG 4510 19th Cent Amer Poetry 3 ENG 3520 19th Cent British Novel 3 ENG 4515 American Gothic 3 ENG 3525 Dickens 3 ENG 4520 American Novel to 1895 3 ENG 3530 Victorian Doubles 3 ENG 4530 The American Renaissance 3 ENG 3580 Topics in 19th C Irish Lit&Cul 3 ENG 4540 The American 3 ENG 3590/ 19th c. Brit/Ir Lit. & Culture 3 Revolutionary Era 3591 ENG 4590/ Am. Lit. & Cult. before 1900 3 ENG 3617 Irish Revivalism 3 4591

Non-American Anglophone After 1900 Item # Title Credits ENG 3610 Modern British Poetry 3 ENG 3615 James Joyce 3 ENG 3616 Irish American Drama & 3 Film ENG 3617 Irish Revivalism 3 ENG 3618 Intro to African Lit l 3 ENG 3619 Intro to African Lit II 3 ENG 3620 Modern British Novel 3 ENG 3621 Contemp British Novel 3 ENG 3630 Modern British Drama 3 ENG 3640 Irish Drama 3 ENG 3650 African Drama 3 ENG 3680 Top: 20th-21st C Irish 3 Lit&Cul ENG 3682 Contemporary Irish 3 Literature ENG 3690/ Br/Ir Lit. & Cult. after 1900 3 3691

65 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog Creative Writing Minor

Literature of the Americas after The Creative Writing Program offers an 1900 interdisciplinary Minor in Creative Writing to Item # Title Credits students across the university. The goal of the ENG 4040 American Short Story 3 program is to support students in their creative ENG 4500 American Slave Narrative 3 writing endeavors. The Creative Writing Program ENG 4515 American Gothic 3 seeks to offer students the opportunity to ENG 4602 African American Lit Trad 2 3 augment their degree by taking courses that will ENG 4603 Black Lit. Short Story 3 awaken their imagination, develop their skills as ENG 4605 Amer Poetry: 1900-1950 3 creative writers and thinkers, and foster greater empathy towards the experiences of others. ENG 4610 Black Literature: Poetry 3 ENG 4615 Amer Poetry since 1950 3 The Creative Writing Program also seeks to ENG 4618 Harlem Renaissance 3 create a "space of creativity" within the ENG 4619 The Works of Edith 3 university. Through courses and workshops, Wharton students will interact with and learn from their ENG 4620 American Novel 1895-1950 3 peers as well as published novelists, poets, ENG 4621 Amer Novel since 1950 3 playwrights and screenwriters. ENG 4622 African American Women 3 Writers Interested freshmen may wish to take part in ENG 4623 Black Literature: Novel 3 our Creative Writing Community. ENG 4630 American Drama to 1960 3 ENG 4631 Amer Drama since 1960 3 Type: Minor ENG 4632 Black Literature: Drama 3 ENG 4635 Contemporary American 3 MINOR (15 credits) Poetry Program Notes: ENG 4636 Contemp Amer Women's 3 Poetry • Students must take ENG 2003: Introduction ENG 4640 Contemp Amer Women's 3 to Creative Writing as a prerequisite to the Lit minor. ENG 4645 Post Modern Amer Fiction 3 • Students may also complete an Independent ENG 4646 Race & Ethnicity: Amer 3 Study (Completion of a collection of stories Novel or poems, or a novel) upon approval. ENG 4647 Gender & Sexuality in US Lit 3 ENG 4648 U.S. Empire & Cont. Am. Lit. 3 Item # Title Credits ENG 4649 Intro to Asian American Lit 3 ENG 2003 Intro to Creative Writing 3 ENG 4651 Lives of the Undocumented 3 ENG 4690/ Amer. Lit. & Cult. after 1900 3 ENG 4652 Letters, Texts, & Twitter 3 4691/ 4692 ENG 4690/ Amer. Lit. & Cult. after 1900 3 Creative Writing Electives 1 9 4691/ 4692 ENG 4700 Caribbean Literature 3

English Electives 1800 and Above Category Descriptions

Credits: 15 Creative Writing Electives 1

Choose five courses numbered 1800 and above, Credits: 9 with the exception of 1975, which cannot be counted, and with the partial exception of the Choose three courses from the following list: Foundational Literature in English and American Literary Tradition courses (3001, 3500, 4000, 4600); a student may count only two of those courses toward the major.

66 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog Item # Title Credits ENGLISH MINOR (15 credits) ENG 1842 Perspectives in Literature 3 To complete an English Minor, you take five ENG 2005 Writing of Short Story 3 English courses (15 credits) numbered 1800 or ENG 2006 The Writing of Poetry 3 higher, with the exception of 1975, which cannot ENG 2007 The Writing of Screenplays 3 be counted. To declare an English Minor, students ENG 2009 Writing the Traditional 3 should complete the application for an English Novel Minor located here. ENG 2012 Advanced Creative Writing 3 ENG 2013 Writing of Memoir 3 Required Minor Courses: ENG 2045 Sp Top in Writing & 3 • At least one course must come from the Rhetoric Non-American Anglophone literature ENG 2060 Desktop Publishing 3 offerings. All 3000-level courses count, as COM 3303 Screenwriting 3 well as ENG 2101 and 2102 [The British HON 5440 Literary Arts:Poetry 1 Literary Tradition I and II] (3 cr) HUM 2900 Topics 3 • At least one course must come from the THE 3007 Playwriting 3 Literature of the Americas offerings. All 4000-level courses count, as well as ENG 2103 and 2104 [The American Literary Tradition I and II] (3 cr) English Minor • The other three courses may be courses that focus on literature (ENG 2100-5000, as well Program Contact: Joseph Drury, Ph.D, Associate as 1842), courses that focus on writing and Professor rhetoric (ENG 2000-2099, as well as 1842), Office Location: Saint Augustine Center, Room or both (9 cr) 402 Program Notes:

About • At least three of these courses must be The English department believes that skillful, self- taken at Villanova. aware reading, writing, and thinking provide a foundation for meaningful living. We seek to • Course numbers from 2000 to 4999 refer develop forms of analysis and expression that are only to the subjects that the course cover, both critical and creative and that help us and do not reflect the level or difficulty. comprehend the multiple cultural practices and values of the twenty-first century. Villanova English majors acquire a broad understanding of Anglophone literary history as well as familiarity Ethics with the major genres of the tradition. A department of accomplished scholars, we focus Ethics Minor on undergraduate education and make our majors the center of pedagogy. While preserving Program Director: Mark Doorley, Ph.D. the value of literature as a cultural form, we Associate Director: Brett T. Wilmot, Ph.D. cultivate in our students the analytical skills Office Location: 104 Saint Augustine Center necessary for negotiating today’s rapidly Telephone: 610-519-4692 changing world. [Website]

• View Fall 2020 English Topics Course Offerings • View Spring 2021 English Topics Course About Offerings Here at Villanova University, we believe that at the heart of every human endeavor we find Type: Minor assumptions about what it means to live well as human beings in the world and in relationships with others—human, non-human, and divine. The aim of the Ethics Program is to provide students with opportunities to explore these assumptions, to understand their origins in our great

67 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog intellectual traditions, and to engage them Required Courses critically using methods and resources both Item # Title Credits theological and philosophical. ETH 2050 The Good Life:Eth & Cont 3 Prob MINOR (18 credits) Upper-Level Ethics Elective 3 Villanova University prides itself on presenting an Philosophical Ethics Course 3 educational alternative built around a clear Theological Ethics Course 3 ethical core, in particular, the moral teachings of Two Electives in the 6 the Catholic intellectual tradition. The ethics Student's Chosen Focus minor allows students to pursue the study of ethics explicitly and in depth as part of their undergraduate education. The minor contributes directly to the mission of the university. A focus Category Descriptions on a particular set of questions/issues within ethics not only benefits tudents’s intellectual and Upper-Level Ethics Elective moral development and contributes to the public Credits: 3 perception of the university but also has tangible benefits orf students as they apply for graduate One Ethics course of 3000 level or higher. studies, fellowships, and job on completion of Ideally this course should advance the aims of their studies. the student's chosen focus. Program Notes Philosophical Ethics Course • Students choose a focus of study and Credits: 3 pursue courses listed below, in consultation with their Ethics faculty advisor. To view A student will take one course in philosophical examples of potential ethics minor foci, click ethics, offered by ETH, HON, HUM, PHI or PJ, here. related to the chosen focus, • Each semester the upper-level courses that will count toward the minor will be marked in Theological Ethics Course the Master Schedule, in the Attributes section with “Fulfills ethics minor Credits: 3 requirement.” These will also be listed on the Ethics Program website. It is important for A student will take one course in theological students to be sure they take the upper level ethics, offered by ETH, HON, HUM, PJ or TH, courses that are affiliated with their focus of related to the chosen focus study. • The ETH 30xx courses will be planned five Two Electives in the Student's Chosen Focus semesters in advance so that students will Credits: 6 know what will be offered in future semesters, for planning purposes. This Students must take two electives that may or information will be available on the Ethics may not be ethics courses, but which are Program website. relevant to the chosen theme/focus. • Students are able to do service work in lieu of one of their elective courses in all focus While there are many possible combinations of areas. The service must be related to their courses on particular themes than we can focus of study, amount to at least 60 hours identify here, what follows are possible courses of service, and not be credit-bearing or paid of study. The goal for the ethics advisor and the work. Students will register for ETH 4975 student is to identify a set of courses that have Ethics Independent Study (3 cr) and must coherence in light of the focus of study. complete their service and associated assignments in that same semester. Students To view examples of prospective areas of focus, must get approval of their service site from click here. the Associate Director of the Ethics Program.

Type: Minor

68 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog French and Francophone MAJOR (31 credits) The Major consists of 31 FFS credits above the Studies intermediate level (FFS 1122), including courses in literature, cinema, and cultural studies. Students French & Francophone Studies, B.A. may obtain up to 6 credits through the Villanova summer program in Lille, France, and up to 9 Program Director: Étienne Achille, Ph.D. credits through the semester program. Office Location: 343 Saint Augustine Center Telephone: 610-519-5468 Program Notes: [Website] • One RLL course taught in English with FFS attribute may be accepted for the major. About • FFS 3971 to be taken in conjunction with any The French and Francophone Studies Program 3000-level course. (FFS) of the Department of Romance Languages and Literatures offers a major and a minor. FFS Required Major Courses: emphasizes language skills and offer interdisciplinary studies in the faculty’s area of Item # Title Credits specialization: French literature and civilization; FFS 1138 or FFS 1140 3 the evolution of Western thought in France; the FFS 2220 or FFS 2221 3 cultures and literatures of the Francophone FFS 3971 Directed Research in FFS 1 world; and stylistics and translation. The influence FFS above 1122 (24 credits) 24 of French language and literature crosses centuries as well as geographic boundaries. Francophone studies is a dynamic and rapidly expanding field, ocf using on the literatures, Category Descriptions politics, history, cultures, language, identities and related studies of French-Speaking countries. FFS 1138 or FFS 1140 Villanova’s interdisciplinary FFS have been designed to provide students with a thorough Credits: 3 grounding in the history, politics, cultural Item # Title Credits production, sociolinguistics, post-colonial FFS 1138 Advanced Grammar 3 experiences, and development of Francophone FFS 1140 Writing & Stylistics in 3 Countries. French

Type: Bachelor of Arts FFS 2220 or FFS 2221 Credits: 3 Item # Title Credits FFS 2220 Lit and Culture of France 3 FFS 2221 Lit/Cult Francophone 3 World

FFS above 1122 (24 credits) Credits: 24

Choose any FFS courses above the intermediate level (FFS 1122) totaling 24 credits.

69 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog French and Francophone Studies Category Descriptions Minor FFS Elective Program Director: Étienne Achille, Ph.D. Office Location: 343 Saint Augustine Center Credits: 3 Telephone: 610-519-5468 [Website] Choose an FFS elective above the Conversation and Composition level. About The French and Francophone Studies Program (FFS) of the Department of Romance Languages and Literatures offers a major and a minor. FFS Gender and Women's emphasizes language skills and offer interdisciplinary studies in the faculty’s area of Studies specialization: French literature and civilization; the evolution of Western thought in France; the Gender and Women's Studies Minor cultures and literatures of the Francophone world; and stylistics and translation. The influence Co-Directors: Travis Foster, Ph.D. and Shauna of French language and literature crosses MacDonald, Ph.D. centuries as well as geographic boundaries. Office Location: 488 Saint Augustine Center Francophone studies is a dynamic and rapidly Telephone: 610-519-450 expanding field, ocf using on the literatures, [Website] politics, history, cultures, language, identities and related studies of French-Speaking countries. Villanova’s interdisciplinary FFS have been About designed to provide students with a thorough Gender and Women’s Studies encourages critical grounding in the history, politics, cultural analysis of gender and sexuality at local, national, production, sociolinguistics, post-colonial and global levels—now and in the past. Our experiences, and development of Francophone curriculum brings feminist and queer theory into Countries. conversation with fields of tudys across the University, from history to sociology to global Type: Minor finance, helping students discover new alternatives for thinking about the problems of the world and the contributions of its people. As MINOR (15 credits) teachers, we are profoundly influenced by A minor is open to all students and requires 5 feminist models of collaborative learning and courses above intermediate level (FFS 1122). shared authority. We recognize our students and their life experiences as sources of vital expertise, Program Notes: and we help them find a oicv e, a sense of community, and a purpose as agents of social • No course in English may count for the change. minor. Type: Minor Required Minor Courses:

Item # Title Credits FFS 1131 Conversation and 3 Composition I FFS 1132 Conversation & Composition 3 II FFS Elective 3 FFS Elective 3 FFS Elective 3

70 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog MINOR (18 credits) department has a full suite of state-of-the-art geospatial software and scientific esearr ch The minor is open to all students and requires 2 equipment. courses and 4 electives for a total of 18 credits. Student may choose their four electives from any Type: Bachelor of Arts GWS-attributed courses that are available in a variety of disciplines.

Required Minor Courses: Item # Title Credits GWS 2050 Introduction to Gender 3 Studies GIS 5000 Special Topics 1 GWS Elective 3 GWS Elective 3 GWS Elective 3 GWS Elective 3

Category Descriptions

GWS Elective Credits: 3

Geography and the Environment Environmental Studies, B.A.

Chair: Nathaniel Weston, Ph.D. Program Director: Steven Goldsmith, Ph.D. Office Location: Suite G67, Mendel Science Center Telephone: 610-519-3336 [Website]

About The Department of Geography and the Environment offers B.A. degrees in Geography and Environmental Studies, and a B.S. in Environmental Science. The department also offers minors in Geography and Sustainability Studies. The department’s overarching objective is to integrate the disciplines of geography and environmental science to seek an understanding of human and environmental patterns, the processes that produce those spatial patterns, and salient human and environmental problems that face modern society. The department has three teaching and five research labs; and the

71 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog MAJOR (57 credits) GEV Science and 3 - 4 Technology Elective The B.A. in Environmental Studies program GEV Science and 3 - 4 focuses on the interface between environmental Technology Elective science and relevant social sciences, including GEV Science and 3 - 4 public policy, political science, law, economics, Technology Elective sociology, and planning. Towards this end, the program’s graduates will have a fundamental GEV Policy and Management 3 understanding of the biological, chemical, and Elective physical principles that underlie the structure and GEV Policy and Management 3 function of the natural and physical environments Elective of the Earth coupled with a foundation in the GEV Humanities Elective 3 social sciences that underlie the relationships GEV Humanities Elective 3 between humans, as individuals and/or societies, and the natural and physical environments of Earth. The program is founded on the principle that the social sciences – both as a bodies of Category Descriptions knowledge and as the bases for structuring human societal norms and behaviors – must be GEV Independent Study Requirement applied to assess and to address the direct and Credits: 3 - 6 indirect influences of human activities on the integrity of the Earth’s systems. • Choose GEV 6200: Independent Study (3 cr) OR Program Notes: ◦ GEV 6210 and 6220: Senior Thesis I & II (6 cr – 3 cr of which count as a free • Consider course offerings with elective) environmental content when selecting the twelve free electives. Item # Title Credits • BIO 3105 or MAT 4310 may fulfill the GEV 6200 Independent Study 3 requirement for GEV 3300. Item # Title Credits • GEV 6006 must be taken a total of three times prior to graduation. GEV 6210 Senior Thesis Research I 3 GEV 6220 Senior Thesis Research II 3

Required Major Courses: GEV Science and Technology Elective Item # Title Credits Credits: 3 - 4 GEV 2001 Prof Dev in Geo and Env 1 GEV 1050 Environmental Science I 4 May include appropriate courses in other GEV 1051 Environmental Science II 4 departments. GEV 1750 Geo-Techniques 4 GEV 2310 Environmental Chemistry 4 GEV Policy and Management Elective GEV 3300 Stats. in Environmental Sci. 3 Credits: 3 GEV 4700 Geographic Information 4 Systems GEV Humanities Elective GEV 4310 Environmental Issues 3 Seminar Credits: 3 CHM 1151 General Chemistry I 4 CHM 1103 General Chemistry Lab I 1 Choose an environmentally-related social PHI 2121 Environmental Ethics 3 science or humanities elective. (This fulfills a GEV 6005 Senior Research Seminar 1 core curriculum course requirement. GEV 6006 Research Colloquium 0 GEV 6006 Research Colloquium 0 GEV 6006 Research Colloquium 0 GEV Independent Study 3 - 6 Geography, B.A. Requirement GEV Science and 3 - 4 Chair: Nathaniel Weston, Ph.D. Technology Elective Program Director: Stephen Strader, Ph.D.

72 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog Office Location: Suite G67, Mendel Science MAJOR (37 credits) Center The B.A. in Geography provides a well-rounded Telephone: 610-519-3336 and useful education and marketable skills to [Website] students with interests in the spatial patterns of society and the environment. It focuses on the About interactions of humans with the natural and The Department of Geography and the physical environments of Earth from a special Environment offers B.A. degrees in Geography perspective. Towards this end, the program’s and Environmental Studies, and a B.S. in graduates will have a fundamental understanding Environmental Science. The department also of the human social dynamics and physical offers minors in Geography and Sustainability patterns and processes at the Earth’s surface, Studies. The department’s overarching objective such as globalization, climatic variation and is to integrate the disciplines of geography and natural disasters within the context of places, environmental science to seek an understanding landscapes, and regions. Graduates will also be of human and environmental patterns, the trained in the use of geospatial technologies as processes that produce those spatial patterns, tools in addressing many modern concerns. The and salient human and environmental problems program is founded on the principle that that face modern society. The department has geographical knowledge of place, space, and three teaching and five research labs; and the scale can provide essential insights into department has a full suite of state-of-the-art contemporary social and environmental issues geospatial software and equipment. and variation in human cultures and behaviors, and promotes the idea that such insight is critical Type: Bachelor of Arts to managing the Earth at local, regional and global scales.

Program Notes:

• A 1000-level topics course may substitute for either GEV 1002 or GEV 1003.

Required Major Courses: Item # Title Credits GEV 2001 Prof Dev in Geo and Env 1 GEV 1002 Geo. of a Globalizing World 3 GEV 1003 Geo. of Earth's Environments 3 GEV 1750 Geo-Techniques 4 GEV 2500 Global Change in Local 3 Places GEV 4700 Geographic Information 4 Systems GEV 6005 Senior Research Seminar 1 GEV Independent Study 3 - 6 Requirement GEV Regional Perspectives 3 Course GEV Geospatial Technology 3 Course Geography Elective (Above 3 2000) Geography Elective (Above 3 2000) Geography Elective (Above 3 2000)

73 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog About Category Descriptions The Department of Geography and the GEV Independent Study Requirement Environment offers B.A. degrees in Geography and Environmental Studies, and a B.S. in Credits: 3 -6 Environmental Science. The department also offers minors in Geography and Sustainability • Choose GEV 6200: Independent Study (3 Studies. The department’s overarching objective cr) OR is to integrate the disciplines of geography and ◦ GEV 6210 and 6220: Senior Thesis I & environmental science to seek an understanding II (6 cr – 3 cr of which count as a free of human and environmental patterns, the elective) processes that produce those spatial patterns, and salient human and environmental problems Item # Title Credits that face modern society. The department has GEV 6200 Independent Study 3 three teaching and five research labs; and the Item # Title Credits department has a full suite of state-of-the-art GEV 6210 Senior Thesis Research I 3 geospatial software and scientific esearr ch GEV 6220 Senior Thesis Research II 3 equipment.

GEV Regional Perspectives Course Type: Bachelor of Science Credits: 3

Choose one Regional Perspectives course from the following:

List also includes GEV 3510, 3520 and 3525.

Item # Title Credits GEV 3500 Geography of North 3 America GEV 3515 Geography of Africa 3

GEV Geospatial Technology Course Credits: 3 Item # Title Credits GEV 3521 GIS for Urban Sustainability 3 GEV 3750 Remote Sensing 3

Geography Elective (Above 2000) Credits: 3

Choose a Geography course above 2000.

Environmental Science, B.S.

Chair: Nathaniel Weston, Ph.D. Program Director: Steven Goldsmith, Ph.D. Office Location: Suite G67, Mendel Science Center Telephone: 610-519-3336 [Website]

74 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog MAJOR (70 credits) GEV Lab Elective 4 GEV Lab Elective 4 The B.S. in Environmental Science Program GEV Science and 3 - 4 provides the technical background necessary for Technology Elective understanding the biological, chemical, and physical aspects of the environment. It focuses GEV Science and 3 - 4 on the application of biological, chemical and Technology Elective physical principals to understanding the natural GEV Science and 3 - 4 and physical environments of the Earth. Towards Technology Elective this end, the program’s graduates will have an GEV Science and 3 - 4 understanding of and appreciation for the Technology Elective processes and interactions that occur both within GEV Policy and Management 3 and between the atmosphere, the biosphere, the Elective lithosphere, and the hydrosphere. The program is GEV Policy and Management 3 founded on the principle that science – both as a Elective body of knowledge and as a process that is grounded in intellectual inquiry and the scientific method – must be applied to assess the direct and indirect influences of human activities on the Category Descriptions integrity of the Earth’s systems. GEV Independent Study Requirement Program Notes: Credits: 3 - 6 • Consider course offerings with • Choose GEV 6200: Independent Study (3 environmental content when selecting the cr) OR ten free electives. ◦ GEV 6210 and 6220: Senior Thesis I & • BIO 3105 or MAT 4310 may fulfill the GEV II (6 cr – 3 cr of which count as a free 3300 requirement. elective) • MAT 1310 may fulfill the MAT 1500 requirement. Item # Title Credits • GEV 6006 must be taken a total of 3 times GEV 6200 Independent Study 3 prior to graduation. Item # Title Credits GEV 6210 Senior Thesis Research I 3 Required Major Courses: GEV 6220 Senior Thesis Research II 3 Item # Title Credits GEV 2001 Prof Dev in Geo and Env 1 GEV Lab Elective GEV 1050 Environmental Science I 4 Credits: 4 GEV 1051 Environmental Science II 4 GEV 1750 Geo-Techniques 4 Choose an Environmental Science lab course GEV 2310 Environmental Chemistry 4 from the following list. GEV 3300 Stats. in Environmental Sci. 3 GEV 4700 Geographic Information 4 BIO or CHM lab courses >2000 may fulfill this Systems requirement. GEV 4310 Environmental Issues 3 Seminar CHM 1151 General Chemistry I 4 CHM 1103 General Chemistry Lab I 1 PHY 1100 General Physics I 3 PHY 1101 General Physics I Lab 1 MAT 1500 Calculus I 4 GEV 6005 Senior Research Seminar 1 GEV 6006 Research Colloquium 0 GEV 6006 Research Colloquium 0 GEV 6006 Research Colloquium 0 GEV Independent Study 3 - 6 Requirement

75 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog Item # Title Credits MINOR (16 credits) GEV 4320 Spec. Topics in Env Lab Sci 4 The geography minor is open to all students and GEV 4321 Microbial Processes 4 requires 5 courses and 16 credits, and it is GEV 4322 Ocean Environments 4 designed for students who wish to deepen and GEV 4323 Watershed 4 broaden their knowledge of the world with a Biogeochemistry distinctive yet flexible program of courses GEV 4324 Wetland Science and 4 encompassing the relationship between the Management environment and society. The minor enables GEV 4325 Environmental Ecology 4 students to develop a coherent strategy for GEV 4326 Environmental Geology 4 understanding and explaining the manner in GEV 4327 Process Geomorphology 4 which people and the Earth interact. GEV 4328 Climatology 4 GEV 4329 Global Change Research 4 Required Minor Courses:

GEV Science and Technology Elective Item # Title Credits GEV 1002 or GEV 1003 3 Credits: 3 -4 GEV 4700 Geographic Information 4 Systems May include appropriate courses in other GEV Regional Perspectives 3 departments. Course Geography Elective (Above 3 GEV Policy and Management Elective 2000) Credits: 3 Geography Elective (Above 3 2000)

Geography Minor Category Descriptions Chair: Nathaniel Weston, Ph.D. Program Director: Stephen Strader, Ph.D. GEV 1002 or GEV 1003 Office Location: Suite G67, Mendel Science Credits: 3 Center Item # Title Credits Telephone: 610-519-3336 GEV 1002 Geo. of a Globalizing World 3 [Website] GEV 1003 Geo. of Earth's 3 Environments About The Department of Geography and the GEV Regional Perspectives Course Environment offers B.A. degrees in Geography Credits: 3 and Environmental Studies, and a B.S. in Environmental Science. The department also Choose one Regional Perspectives course from offers minors in Geography and Sustainability the following: Studies. The department’s overarching objective is to integrate the disciplines of geography and environmental science to seek an understanding of human and environmental patterns, the List also includes GEV 3510, 3520 and 3525. processes that produce those spatial patterns, and salient human and environmental problems Item # Title Credits that face modern society. The department has GEV 3500 Geography of North 3 three teaching and five research labs; and the America department has a full suite of state-of-the-art GEV 3515 Geography of Africa 3 geospatial software and equipment. Geography Elective (Above 2000) Type: Minor Credits: 3

76 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog MINOR (18 credits) Choose a Geography course above 2000. The sustainability minor is open to all students and requires 6 courses and ~21 credits (dependent on lab course selections). It is designed for students who wish to deepen and broaden their knowledge of sustainability with a Sustainability Studies Minor distinctive program of study encompassing the relationship between the environment and Chair: Nathaniel Weston, Ph.D. society. In addition to taking GEV 3001 (which Program Director: Steven Goldsmith, Ph.D. will replace one course from either the Office Location: Suite G67, Mendel Science Humanities or Policy Stem), students will select Center two courses from each of the three stems below: Telephone: 610-519-3336 Humanities, Policy, and Science and Technology. [Website] Program Notes: About • Students may count 1 course from their The Department of Geography and the major or a relevant core course (including Environment offers B.A. degrees in Geography relevant MSE courses) toward the minor). and Environmental Studies, and a B.S. in • Course list may be supplemented by the Environmental Science. The department also program director as new courses become offers minors in Geography and Sustainability available Studies. The department’s overarching objective • For PJ 3000, PJ 5000, ECO 4200, GEV is to integrate the disciplines of geography and 3000, GEV 4330, GEV 4340, GEV 4510, PSC environmental science to seek an understanding 4275, CEE 4612, CHE 4831/32, MSE 20XX: of human and environmental patterns, the Permission of program director required processes that produce those spatial patterns, • BIO 4451/52, CHE 4831/32, CHM 1311/01, and salient human and environmental problems GEV 1050, GEV 1051, GEV 432X, MSE that face modern society. The department has 20XX: Associated Lab Required, see advisor three teaching and five research labs; and the department has a full suite of state-of-the-art geospatial software and scientific esearr ch Required Minor Courses: equipment. Item # Title Credits Humanities Stem Courses Type: Minor Policy Stem Courses Science and Technology Stem Courses

Category Descriptions

Humanities Stem Courses

Choose two courses from the Humanities Stem.

77 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog The following courses are included in the list Humanities Stem below:

The list below also includes: • VIA 3000

• ENG 4690 (Post-200 American Item # Title Credits Apocalypse section) ECO 3108 Global Political Econ 3 • HIS 4998 ECO 4200 Advanced Topics in 3 Economics Item # Title Credits GEV 2500 Global Change in Local 3 ENG 1975 Core Lit and Writing 3 Places Seminar GEV 2525 Population Geography 3 ETH 3010 Topics in Ethics 3 GEV 3000 Special Topics 3 GEV 2525 Population Geography 3 GEV 3002 Ecosystem Services 3 GEV 3001 Intro to Sustainability Study 3 GEV 3570 Land Use Planning & Mgmt 3 GEV 3004 Geographies Envrnl Justice 3 GEV 3580 Natural Res and 3 GIS 5000 Special Topics 1 Conservation HIS 1065 Topics Nature, Environ & 3 GEV 3590 Topical Research Problems 3 Tech GEV 4330 Spec Topics in Environm 3 HIS 2276 American Environmental 3 Policy Hist GEV 4331 Env. Policy & Management 3 HIS 4499 Topics in World History 3 GEV 4332 Water Resources Planning 3 PHI 2121 Environmental Ethics 3 GEV 4333 Politics and the Env. 3 PHI 2430 Eco-Feminism 3 GEV 4335 Energy Policy 3 PJ 3000 Selected Topics 1 GEV 4340 Spec Topics in Environm 3 PJ 5000 Selected Topics 3 Issues THL 4330 Christian Environmental 3 GEV 4510 Special Topics in 3 Ethics Geography THL 4250 Global Poverty and Justice 3 GEV 4517 Sustainable Development 3 THL 4490 Themes Christian Ethics 3 MGT 2208 International Topics 3 MGT 2352 Business in Emerging 3 Policy Stem Courses Markets Choose two courses from Policy Stem. PA 2000 Public Policy 3 PA 3000 Overview of Non-Profit 3 Sector PJ 5000 Selected Topics 3 PSC 4275 Topics in Internat'l Relations 3

Science and Technology Stem Courses

Choose two courses from the Science and Technology Stem.

78 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog MET 1222 Climate Change:Past & 3 Science and Technology Stem Present

Students may also choose:

• MSE 20XX: Mendel Science Experience Global Interdisciplinary courses • GEV 432X: Lab Science Courses Studies • BIO 3361 The Department of Global Interdisciplinary • BIO 3845 Studies (GIS) provides students with a tripartite Engineering students may also choose: of skills, knowledge, and values that foster critical thinking, problem solving, and preparation for • EGR 7110: Climate Change/Sustainability responsible global citizenship. Students gain an • EGR 7111: Life Cycle/Impact Assessment understanding of global studies, acquiring the • EGR 7112: Econ/Social Equity Integ. know-how in global and digital literacy, cultural • EGR 7113: Sustainable Materials diversity and intercultural competences, • CEE 2211: Transportation Engineering interdisciplinary research, and a passion for social • CEE 4608: Project & Construction justice, nurtured in experiential learning. Management • CEE 4612: CEE Undergrad Research* All students must choose one specialization from • CEE 7829: Sustainability Man Indust the sections listed below. • CEE 4607: Special Topics The Department of Global Interdisciplinary • CHE 5715: Alternative Energy Studies also offers minors in the following • CHE 5001: Industrial Liquid and Solid programs: Arabic Language and Cultural Studies, Waste Chinese Language and Cultural Studies, Japanese • CHE 4831/32: Chem. Eng. Research*^ Language and Cultural Studies, Russian • ME 5130: Intro to Sustainable Energy Language and Cultural Studies. Visit these • ME 5140: Design of Gravity Water Ntwrks individual pages to view requirements. Item # Title Credits BIO 3255 Evolutionary Ecology 4 Africana Studies, B.A. (GIS) BIO 3385 Global Change Ecology 4 BIO 4451 Field Ecol and Evol 2 Chairperson: Chiji Akọma, Ph.D. BIO 4452 Field Ecol and Evol Lab 2 Office Location: 36 Garey Hall Telephone: 610-519-6302 BIO 4801 Conservation Biology 3 [Website] CHM 1311 Inorganic Chemistry I 3 CHM 1301 Inorganic Chemistry Lab I 2 GEV 1050 Environmental Science I 4 About GEV 1051 Environmental Science II 4 Villanova’s Africana Studies Program connects GEV 1052 Environmental Studies 3 faculty, students, and community members GEV 1053 Environmental Studies II 3 interested in the academic study of Africa and GEV 3301 Fisheries 3 the African diaspora. With 25 faculty affiliates, GEV 3302 Agricultural Science 3 about 20 courses offered each semester, a robust GEV 3003 Environmental Geology 3 calendar of public events, and a major and a GEV 3303 Soil Science 3 minor, the Program has grown significantly since GEV 3305 Energy Systems 3 its founding in 1994. Whether the topic is politics GEV 3306 Alternative Engery 3 in Africa, the literature of the Black diaspora in France, the history of the US civil rights GEV 3308 Environmental Health 3 movement, or Black theology, the Africana GEV 4328 Climatology 4 Studies Program encourages critical thinking, GEV 4329 Global Change Research 4 crossing disciplinary boundaries, and connecting GEV 4350 Spec Topics in Environm Sci 3 academic work with lived reality. The Africana GEV 4353 Green Science 3 Studies Program pursues knowledge that has GEV 4355 Tropical Ecology 3 often been overlooked or undervalued as we GEV 4512 Medical Geography 3 strive to develop deeply inclusive GEV 4515 Terrestrial Ecosystems 3

79 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog community. Indeed, as an Augustinian Catholic university, Villanova is oriented to its core by the 2293. Below represents select courses eligible. vision of an African diasporic faith leader. Please consult the course catalog for additional courses with the AFR attribute. Type: Bachelor of Arts Item # Title Credits MAJOR (31-34 credits) HIS 2292 African Amer His since 3 Emancip Required Specialization Courses: ENG 2501 African American Lit Trad 1 3 Six courses with the AFR attribute for a minimum ENG 2502 African American Lit Trad 2 3 of 18 credits, including the courses listed below. ENG 2530 Harlem Renaissance 3 ENG 3690/ Br/Ir Lit. & Cult. after 1900 3 Program Notes: 3691

• Students may also combine three 1-credit IGR courses to count as one of the undesignated Africana courses Arab and Islamic Studies, B.A. (GIS) • For GIS 5011, Team-taught Topics Student takes two different topics, the first of which Chairperson: Chiji Akọma, Ph.D. counts as the Junior Research Seminar for Office Location: 36 Garey Hall the Major (6 credits). Telephone: 610-519-6302 • Courses taken as part of a study abroad [Website] program may be counted • A GIS 5011 with AFR attribute (or other course approved by the program director) About may be counted among the six courses, as The Department of Global Interdisciplinary long as the two required GIS 5011 courses for Studies (GIS) provides students with a tripartite the GIS major have been fulfilled. of skills, knowledge, and values that foster critical thinking, problem solving, and preparation for Required GIS Courses: responsible global citizenship. Students gain an understanding of global studies, acquiring the Item # Title Credits know-how in global and digital literacy, cultural GIS 2000 Intro to Global Interd Studies 3 diversity and intercultural competences, GIS 5011 GIS Select 3 interdisciplinary research, and a passion for social GIS 5011 GIS Select 3 justice, nurtured in experiential learning. GIS 6500 Capstone I: Research 3 GIS 6600 Capstone 2:Thesis 3 Type: Bachelor of Arts GIS 5000 Special Topics 1 Study Abroad AFR 3000 Constructs of Blackness 3 GIS Africana Elective 15

Category Descriptions

Study Abroad

One semester of Study Abroad.

GIS Africana Elective Credits: 15

Choose five courses with the AFR attribute in either Africana History or Literature, or HIS

80 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog MAJOR (31-34 credits) Program Notes: GAIS Theology Course Credits: 3 • Courses taken as part of a study abroad may be counted. One Theology course with an AIS attribute. • For GIS 5011, Team-taught Topics Student takes two different topics, the first of which Study Abroad counts as the Junior Research Seminar for the Major (6 credits). One semester of Study Abroad.

Required Major Courses: Item # Title Credits GIS 2000 Intro to Global Interd Studies 3 Asian Studies, B.A. (GIS) GIS 5011 GIS Select 3 GIS 5011 GIS Select 3 Chairperson: Chiji Akọma, Ph.D. GIS 6500 Capstone I: Research 3 Office Location: 36 Garey Hall GIS 6600 Capstone 2:Thesis 3 Telephone: 610-519-6302 GIS 5000 Special Topics 1 [Website] GAIS Language Requirement 6 - 10 GAIS Political Science 3 About Course The Department of Global Interdisciplinary GAIS History Course 3 Studies (GIS) provides students with a tripartite GAIS Theology Course 3 of skills, knowledge, and values that foster critical Study Abroad thinking, problem solving, and preparation for responsible global citizenship. Students gain an understanding of global studies, acquiring the know-how in global and digital literacy, cultural Category Descriptions diversity and intercultural competences, interdisciplinary research, and a passion for social GAIS Language Requirement justice, nurtured in experiential learning. Credits: 6- 10 All students must choose one specialization from Two courses of Arabic at the intermediate or the sections listed below. above level. The Department of Global Interdisciplinary Item # Title Credits Studies also offers minors in the following ARB 1121 Intermediate Arabic I 5 programs: Arabic Language and Cultural Studies, ARB 1122 Intermediate Arabic II 5 Chinese Language and Cultural Studies, Japanese Language and Cultural Studies, Russian ARB 1131 Intensive Adv Arabic I 3 Language and Cultural Studies. Visit these ARB 1132 Intensive Adv Arabic II 3 individual pages to view requirements. ARB 1141 Intro to Colloquial Arabic 3 Type: Bachelor of Arts GAIS Political Science Course Credits: 3

One Political Science course with an AIS attribute.

GAIS History Course Credits: 3

One History course with an AIS attribute.

81 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog MAJOR (31 credits) Program Notes: Japanese Language Options Item # Title Credits • For GIS 5011, Team-taught Topics Student JPN 1121 Intermediate Japanese I 5 takes two different topics, the first of which JPN 1122 Intermediate Japanese II 5 counts as the Junior Research Seminar for the Major (6 credits). JPN 1131 Advanced Japanese I 3 • Courses taken as part of a study abroad may JPN 1132 Advanced Japanese II 3 be counted. JPN 1133 Advanced Japanese III 3 • One internship course may be counted. JPN 1134 Advanced Japanese IV 3 • Coursework must be done on more than one country in Asia and in more than one Asian Studies Major Electives discipline. Credits: 6

Required Major Courses: Two non-language courses with the Asian Studies (ASN) attribute. Item # Title Credits GIS 2000 Intro to Global Interd Studies 3 GIS 5011 GIS Select 3 GIS 5011 GIS Select 3 GIS 6500 Capstone I: Research 3 Cultural Studies, B.A. (GIS) GIS 6600 Capstone 2:Thesis 3 GIS 5000 Special Topics 1 Chairperson: Chiji Akọma, Ph.D. Study Abroad Office Location: 36 Garey Hall Asian Studies Language 9- 13 Telephone: 610-519-6302 Requirement [Website] Asian Studies Major 6 Electives About The Department of Global Interdisciplinary Studies (GIS) provides students with a tripartite Category Descriptions of skills, knowledge, and values that foster critical thinking, problem solving, and preparation for Study Abroad responsible global citizenship. Students gain an understanding of global studies, acquiring the One semester of Study Abroad. know-how in global and digital literacy, cultural diversity and intercultural competences, Asian Studies Language Requirement interdisciplinary research, and a passion for social justice, nurtured in experiential learning. Credits: 9- 13 Type: Bachelor of Arts Three Chinese, Japanese, or other Asian language courses at the intermediate level or above.

Chinese Language Options Item # Title Credits CHI 1121 Intermediate Chinese I 5 CHI 1122 Intermediate Chinese II 5 CHI 1131 Advanced Chinese I 3 CHI 1132 Advanced Chinese II 3 CHI 1133 Advanced Chinese III 3 CHI 1134 Advanced Chinese IV 3 CHI 1137 Advanced Chinese V 3 CHI 1138 Advanced Chinese VI 3

82 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog MAJOR (31-34 credits) Program Notes: Race Item # Title Credits • For GIS 5011, Team-taught Topics Student PJ 2800 Race, Class, & Gender 3 takes two different topics, the first of which PHI 3160 History of Islamic Phil 3 counts as the Junior Research Seminar for the Major (6 credits). ENG 4646 Race & Ethnicity: Amer 3 • Courses taken as part of a study abroad may Novel be counted. • One internship course may be counted. Study Abroad One semester of Study Abroad. Required Major Courses: Six courses with the CST attribute for a minimum of 18 credits.

Item # Title Credits Gender and Women's Studies, B.A. GIS 2000 Intro to Global Interd Studies 3 (GIS) GIS 5011 GIS Select 3 GIS 5011 GIS Select 3 Co-Directors: Travis Foster, Ph.D. and Shauna GIS 6500 Capstone I: Research 3 MacDonald, Ph.D. GIS 6600 Capstone 2:Thesis 3 Office Location: 488 Saint Augustine Center GIS 5000 Special Topics 1 Telephone: 610-519-450 CST 2100 Intro. to Cultural Studies 3 [Website] GCST Core Courses 9 Study Abroad About Gender and Women’s Studies encourages critical analysis of gender and sexuality at local, national, Category Descriptions and global levels—now and in the past. Our curriculum brings feminist and queer theory into conversation with fields of tudys across the GCST Core Courses University, from history to sociology to global Credits: 9 finance, helping students discover new alternatives for thinking about the problems of Choose three core courses, one from each of the world and the contributions of its people. As the following three categories: teachers, we are profoundly influenced by feminist models of collaborative learning and shared authority. We recognize our students and Representation their life experiences as sources of vital expertise, Item # Title Credits and we help them find a oicv e, a sense of CST 4100 Capstone Sem of Cultural 3 community, and a purpose as agents of social Stud change. PHI 2170 Mass Media Ethics 3 PHI 2760 Philosophy & Literature 3 Type: Bachelor of Arts PHI 4140 Phil of Contemporary Music 3 PHI 4150 Philosophy & Film 3

Gender Item # Title Credits PHI 2410 Philosophy of Sex & Love 3 PHI 2420 Philosophy of Women 3 PHI 2430 Eco-Feminism 3 PHI 4900 Feminist Theories 3

83 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog MAJOR (30 credits) of skills, knowledge, and values that foster critical thinking, problem solving, and preparation for The major in Gender and Women’s Studies responsible global citizenship. Students gain an provides an interdisciplinary and comparative understanding of global studies, acquiring the approach to deepen students’ understandings of know-how in global and digital literacy, cultural the history, culture, religion, politics, literature, diversity and intercultural competences, and society. Students sign up for the major and interdisciplinary research, and a passion for social choose their specialization through the justice, nurtured in experiential learning. Department of Global Interdisciplinary Studies. The GIS chair and GWS Academic Director will All students must choose one specialization from work closely with each student to develop their the sections listed below. individual interests, abilities, and career goals while fulfilling the equirr ements for the major. The Department of Global Interdisciplinary Studies also offers minors in the following Required Major Courses: programs: Arabic Language and Cultural Studies, Chinese Language and Cultural Studies, Japanese Item # Title Credits Language and Cultural Studies, Russian GIS 2000 Intro to Global Interd Studies 3 Language and Cultural Studies. Visit these GWS 2050 Introduction to Gender 3 individual pages to view requirements. Studies GWS 3000 or PHI 2420 3 Type: Bachelor of Arts GWS 5000 Integrating Seminar 3 GWS Elective 3 GWS Elective 3 GWS Elective 3 GWS Elective 3 GWS Elective 3 GWS Elective 3

Category Descriptions

GWS 3000 or PHI 2420 Credits: 3 Item # Title Credits GWS 3000 Independent Study 3 PHI 2420 Philosophy of Women 3

GWS Elective Credits: 3

Global Interdisciplinary Studies, B.A.

Chairperson: Chiji Akọma, Ph.D. Office Location: 36 Garey Hall Telephone: 610-519-6302 [Website]

About The Department of Global Interdisciplinary Studies (GIS) provides students with a tripartite

84 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog MAJOR (31-34 credits) GIS 5011 GIS Select 3 GIS 5011 GIS Select 3 The central dynamic of the GIS major is the GIS 6500 Capstone I: Research 3 emphasis on the interdisciplinary and the global through a specialization in one of the following GIS 6600 Capstone 2:Thesis 3 areas and thematic studies, namely: Africana GIS 5000 Special Topics 1 Studies, Arab & Islamic Studies, Asian Studies, Study Abroad Cultural Studies, Irish Studies, Latin American Studies, and Russian Area Studies. A student may GIS: Africana Studies (18 credits) also consider an Individually Designed Specialization after meeting some requirements, (GAFR) including meeting with the Chair of the Required Specialization Courses: department. Each specialization emphasizes the core tenets of the major: Interdisciplinary Six courses with the AFR attribute for a minimum research, global impact through the local, and the of 18 credits, including the courses listed below. application of knowledge to world affairs. Program Notes:

• Students may also combine three 1-credit • Seven Area Specializations: IGR courses to count as one of the undesignated Africana courses ◦ GIS offers seven specializations in • Courses taken as part of a study abroad interdisciplinary areas of study – program may be counted Africana Studies, Arab and Islamic • A GIS 5011 with AFR attribute may be Studies, Asian Studies, Cultural Studies, counted among the six courses, as long as Irish Studies, Latin American Studies, the two required GIS 5011 courses for the GIS and Russian Area Studies. The major have been fulfilled. additional requirements of each specialization are listed below. Students Item # Title Credits must indicate their specialization at the AFR 3000 Constructs of Blackness 3 time of declaring the GIS major. GIS Africana Elective 15

GIS: Arab and Islamic Studies (15 • Individually Designed credits) (GAIS) Specialization: Five courses with the AIS attribute for a minimum of 15 credits, of which the following must be ◦ A student may opt to design a 15-credit included: specialization of their choosing. This specialization must be proposed at the Required Specialization Courses: declaration of the major, with a clear rationalization for all selected courses. • Two courses of Arabic at the intermediate or The proposal must be approved by a above level (6-10 cr) faculty mentor and the Department • One Political Science course with an AIS Chair and include at least three courses attribute (3 cr) regularly offered at Villanova University. • One History course with an AIS attribute (3 cr) Program Notes: • One Theology course with an AIS attribute (3 cr) • For GIS 5011, Team-taught Topics Student takes two different topics, the first of which Program Notes: counts as the Junior Research Seminar for the Major (6 credits). • Courses taken as part of a study abroad may be counted. Required Major Courses: Item # Title Credits GIS 2000 Intro to Global Interd Studies 3

85 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog GIS: Asian Studies (15 credits) GIS: Irish Studies (15 credits) (GIST) (GAS) Required Specialization Courses: Five courses with the ASN attribute for a Five courses with the IS attribute for a minimum minimum of 15 credits, of which the following of 15 credits, of which the following must be must be included: included: Required Specialization Courses: Program Notes: • Three Chinese, Japanese, or other Asian • Courses taken as part of a study abroad may language courses at the intermediate level or be counted. above (9 cr) • One internship course may be counted. • Two non-language courses with the ASN attribute (6 cr) Item # Title Credits Program Notes: IS 1121 or IS 2222 3 ENG 2450 or ENG 2500 3 • Courses taken as part of a study abroad may HIS 3216 or HIS 2286 3 be counted. IS Elective 3 • One internship course may be counted. IS Elective 3 • Coursework must be done on more than one country in Asia and in more than one discipline. GIS: Russian Area Studies (18 credits) (GRAS) GIS: Cultural Studies (18 credits) Six courses for a minimum of 18 credits, of which the following must be included: (GCST) Six courses with the CST attribute for a minimum Required Specialization Courses: of 18 credits, of which the following must be included: • Two Russian language courses at the intermediate (6 cr) Required Specialization Courses: • Four Courses with the RAS attribute for a minimum of 12 credits (12 cr) • CST 2100: Introduction to Cultural Studies (3 cr) Program Notes: • Three Core Courses, one from each of the following three categories (9 cr): • Up to two courses taken as part of a study abroad program may be counted. Program Notes:

• Courses taken as part of a study abroad may GIS: Latin American Studies (18 be counted. credits) (GLAS) • One internship course may be counted. Six courses with a minimum of 18 credits, of which the following must be included: Item # Title Credits CST 2100 Intro. to Cultural Studies 3 Required Specialization Courses: GCST Core Courses 9 • Four courses with the LAS attribute (12 cr minimum) • Two advanced Spanish courses above 1122 (6 cr)

Program Notes:

• Courses taken as part of a study abroad may be counted. • One internship course may be counted.

86 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog Category Descriptions IS 1121 or IS 2222

Study Abroad Credits: 3

One semester of Study Abroad. Choose one course of Irish language at the intermediate level or above. GIS Africana Elective Item # Title Credits Credits: 15 IS 1121 Intermediate Irish Language 3 I Choose five courses with the AFR attribute in IS 2222 Topics: Irish Language 3 either Africana History or Literature, or HIS 2293. Below represents select courses eligible. ENG 2450 or ENG 2500 Please consult the course catalog for additional courses with the AFR attribute. Credits: 3

Item # Title Credits Choose one literature survey HIS 2292 African Amer His since 3 Emancip Item # Title Credits ENG 2501 African American Lit Trad 1 3 ENG 2450 Irish Epics, Visions & 3 ENG 2502 African American Lit Trad 2 3 Hauntings ENG 2530 Harlem Renaissance 3 ENG 2500 Irish Revival 3 ENG 3690/ Br/Ir Lit. & Cult. after 1900 3 3691 HIS 3216 or HIS 2286 Credits: 3 GCST Core Courses Credits: 9 Choose one history survey.

Choose three core courses, one from each of Item # Title Credits the following three categories: HIS 3216 Ireland since 1800 3 HIS 2286 Irish-American Saga 3

Representation IS Elective Item # Title Credits CST 4100 Capstone Sem of Cultural 3 Credits: 3 Stud PHI 2170 Mass Media Ethics 3 Choose a course with IS attribute. PHI 2760 Philosophy & Literature 3 PHI 4140 Phil of Contemporary Music 3 PHI 4150 Philosophy & Film 3 Irish Studies, B.A. (GIS) Gender Item # Title Credits Chairperson: Chiji Akọma, Ph.D. PHI 2410 Philosophy of Sex & Love 3 Office Location: 36 Garey Hall PHI 2420 Philosophy of Women 3 Telephone: 610-519-6302 PHI 2430 Eco-Feminism 3 [Website] PHI 4900 Feminist Theories 3 About Race The Department of Global Interdisciplinary Item # Title Credits Studies (GIS) provides students with a tripartite PJ 2800 Race, Class, & Gender 3 of skills, knowledge, and values that foster critical PHI 3160 History of Islamic Phil 3 thinking, problem solving, and preparation for ENG 4646 Race & Ethnicity: Amer 3 responsible global citizenship. Students gain an Novel understanding of global studies, acquiring the know-how in global and digital literacy, cultural

87 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog diversity and intercultural competences, interdisciplinary research, and a passion for social Choose one literature survey justice, nurtured in experiential learning. Item # Title Credits Type: Bachelor of Arts ENG 2450 Irish Epics, Visions & 3 Hauntings MAJOR (31-34 credits) ENG 2500 Irish Revival 3 Program Notes: HIS 3216 or HIS 2286 • Courses taken as part of a study abroad may Credits: 3 be counted. • One internship course may be counted. Choose one history survey. • For GIS 5011, Team-taught Topics Student takes two different topics, the first of which Item # Title Credits counts as the Junior Research Seminar for HIS 3216 Ireland since 1800 3 the Major (6 credits). HIS 2286 Irish-American Saga 3

Required Major Courses: IS Elective Item # Title Credits Credits: 3 GIS 2000 Intro to Global Interd Studies 3 GIS 5011 GIS Select 3 Choose a course with IS attribute. GIS 5011 GIS Select 3 GIS 6500 Capstone I: Research 3 GIS 6600 Capstone 2:Thesis 3 GIS 5000 Special Topics 1 Latin American Studies, B.A. (GIS) Study Abroad IS 1121 or IS 2222 3 Chairperson: Chiji Akọma, Ph.D. ENG 2450 or ENG 2500 3 Office Location: 36 Garey Hall HIS 3216 or HIS 2286 3 Telephone: 610-519-6302 IS Elective 3 [Website] IS Elective 3 About The Department of Global Interdisciplinary Category Descriptions Studies (GIS) provides students with a tripartite of skills, knowledge, and values that foster critical Study Abroad thinking, problem solving, and preparation for responsible global citizenship. Students gain an One semester of Study Abroad. understanding of global studies, acquiring the know-how in global and digital literacy, cultural IS 1121 or IS 2222 diversity and intercultural competences, interdisciplinary research, and a passion for social Credits: 3 justice, nurtured in experiential learning. Choose one course of Irish language at the Type: Bachelor of Arts intermediate level or above.

Item # Title Credits IS 1121 Intermediate Irish Language 3 I IS 2222 Topics: Irish Language 3

ENG 2450 or ENG 2500 Credits: 3

88 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog MAJOR (31-34 credits) Peace and Justice, B.A. (GIS) Program Notes: Chair: Kathryn Getek Soltis, S.T.L., Ph.D. • Courses taken as part of a study abroad may Office Location: 106 Corr Hall be counted. Telephone: 610-519-6849 • One internship course may be counted. [Website] • For GIS 5011, Team-taught Topics Student takes two different topics, the first of which About counts as the Junior Research Seminar for the Major (6 credits). The interdisciplinary curriculum of the Center for Peace and Justice Education is rooted in Villanova’s Augustinian tradition of education in Required Major Courses: the service of peace and social justice, with Item # Title Credits particular emphasis on the poor and marginalized in society. Students are prepared to understand GIS 2000 Intro to Global Interd Studies 3 the essential elements of a moral and just society, GIS 5011 GIS Select 3 reflect on models orf socially responsible GIS 5011 GIS Select 3 resolution of injustice and conflict, and learn the GIS 6500 Capstone I: Research 3 necessary skills to be advocates for a just and GIS 6600 Capstone 2:Thesis 3 peaceful world. GIS 5000 Special Topics 1 LAS Language Requirement 6 Type: Bachelor of Arts LAS Electives 12 Study Abroad MAJOR (30 credits) The major in Peace and Justice Studies is offered in collaboration with the Department of Global Category Descriptions Interdisciplinary Studies. To complete the major, students take five required courses and five LAS Language Requirement elective courses in Peace and Justice, courses with a Peace and Justice attribute, or courses Credits: 6 otherwise earning Peace and Justice credit.

Two advanced Spanish courses above the Program Notes: intermediate level. • Electives should be determined in Item # Title Credits consultation with the program director and SPA 1131 Conversation & 3 tailored to the student’s field(s) of interest. Composition I • Up to 3 credits in courses fewer than 3 SPA 1132 Conversation & 3 credits with the PJ attribute can be bundled Composition II to count as one elective.

LAS Electives Required Major Courses: Credits: 12 Item # Title Credits GIS 2000 Intro to Global Interd Studies 3 Four courses with the LAS attribute. PJ 2800 Race, Class, & Gender 3 Study Abroad PJ 2993 Internship 3 GIS 6500 Capstone I: Research 3 One semester of Study Abroad. GIS 6600 Capstone 2:Thesis 3 PJ Elective 3 PJ Elective 3 PJ Elective 3 PJ Elective 3 PJ Elective 3

89 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog Category Descriptions Category Descriptions

PJ Elective Study Abroad

Credits: 3 One semester of Study Abroad.

Choose an elective with the Peace and Justice RAS Language Requirement attribute. Credits: 6

Two Russian language courses at the intermediate level or higher. Russian Area Studies, B.A. (GIS) Item # Title Credits Chairperson: Chiji Akọma, Ph.D. RUS 1123 Intermediate Russian I 3 Office Location: 36 Garey Hall RUS 1124 Intermediate Russian II 3 Telephone: 610-519-6302 RUS 1131 Conversation Composition 3 [Website] RUS 1132 Advanced Convers & Comp 3

About RAS Electives The Department of Global Interdisciplinary Credits: 12 Studies (GIS) provides students with a tripartite of skills, knowledge, and values that foster critical Four Courses with the RAS attribute for a thinking, problem solving, and preparation for minimum of 12 credits. responsible global citizenship. Students gain an understanding of global studies, acquiring the know-how in global and digital literacy, cultural diversity and intercultural competences, interdisciplinary research, and a passion for social Russian Language & Cultural justice, nurtured in experiential learning. Studies Minor

Type: Bachelor of Arts Coordinator: Boris Briker, Ph.D. Office Location: 36 Garey Hall MAJOR (31-34 credits) Telephone: 610-519-6302 [Website] Program Notes:

• Up to two courses taken as part of a study About abroad program may be counted. The Russian Studies Program offers courses that • For GIS 5011, Team-taught Topics Student cover from language study to all aspects of takes two different topics, the first of which Russia — the history, literature, culture, folklore, counts as the Junior Research Seminar for music, film, news media, and women’s studies. the Major (6 credits). This allows students to become familiar with Russian culture and society and the life Required Major Courses: experiences of Russians. Students also become familiar with Russia through courses on Russian Item # Title Credits history and politics offered by other departments GIS 2000 Intro to Global Interd Studies 3 on campus. GIS 5011 GIS Select 3 GIS 5011 GIS Select 3 Type: Minor GIS 6500 Capstone I: Research 3 GIS 6600 Capstone 2:Thesis 3 GIS 5000 Special Topics 1 Study Abroad RAS Language Requirement 6 RAS Electives 12

90 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog MINOR (24 credits) provide the essential transferable skills that make our students competitive on the job market after The Russian Language and Cultural Studies minor graduation, and stimulate the intellectual represents a cutting-edge intellectual experience curiosity our students need to become engaged that provides students with a real advantage in citizens of the world. critiquing, understanding, and navigating the global landscape. History seeks to understand and to explain the story of human experience, since the past Program Notes: provides the only laboratory of human experience actually lived. Historical study • Other culture-based courses with RAS compliments and builds on the foundational attribute found across disciplines also qualify courses in the core through its appreciation of the complexity of humankind, recognizing in the Required Minor Courses: men and women who make history the intellectual, the material, social, and spiritual Item # Title Credits diversity of the human condition. History further RUS 1111 Introductory Russian I 6 advances the goals of the core curriculum RUS 1112 Introductory Russian II 6 through an interdisciplinary methodology that RUS 1123 Intermediate Russian I 3 seeks to reconstruct our collective past. It is the RUS 1124 Intermediate Russian II 3 story of individuals, and the story of the political, RUS Elective 3 religious, economic, and social ideologies and RUS Elective 3 institutions they create in their search for identity, purpose, and value. History recognizes both the commonality of the human experience and the reality of cultural, class, racial, and gender Category Descriptions distinctions that enrich that experience.

RUS Elective Type: Bachelor of Arts Credits: 3 MAJOR (33 credits) Choose a 3-credit course with the RUS Program Notes: attribute. • The major is 33 credits and consists of 10 courses in history and one in art history. • Majors must complete at least 18 credits/6 courses at Villanova. History • The art history course does not fulfill the core Fine Arts requirement. History, B.A.

Chair: Marc Gallicchio, Ph.D. Required Major Courses: Office Location: 403 Saint Augustine Center Item # Title Credits Telephone: 610-519-4662 Core History Course 3 [Website] HIS 2000 or HIS 2001 3 HIS 5501 or HIS 5515 3 About HIS 5001 Junior Research Seminar 3 History: Art History Elective 3 The History Department at Villanova offers students a dynamic liberal arts education with HIS Elective 3 courses that span from antiquity to the modern HIS Elective 3 world and traverse every region of the globe. The HIS Elective 3 undergraduate History program focuses on the HIS Elective 3 attainment of deep historical knowledge and a HIS Elective 3 critical understanding of the enduring influence HIS Elective 3 of the past on contemporary societies. The Faculty members of the History Department work closely with our students and prioritize individual development. Our rigorous courses

91 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog of the past on contemporary societies. The Category Descriptions Faculty members of the History Department work closely with our students and prioritize Core History Course individual development. Our rigorous courses provide the essential transferable skills that make Credits: 3 our students competitive on the job market after graduation, and stimulate the intellectual Choose one of the specially designated core curiosity our students need to become engaged history courses (HIS 1060 throguh HIS 1250.) citizens of the world.

HIS 2000 or HIS 2001 Type: Minor Credits: 3 Item # Title Credits MINOR (18 credits) HIS 2000 Investigating U.S. History I 3 A minor is open to all students and requires 6 HIS 2001 Investigating US History II 3 history courses for 18 credits, these 18 credit hours must include one specially designated core HIS 5501 or HIS 5515 course. Credits: 3 Item # Title Credits One of the following courses may also be taken HIS 5501 Sem in Historical 3 for credit towards the History Minor. Methodology Program Notes: HIS 5515 Independent Research 3 • History Minors must earn at least half (9 History: Art History Elective credits/3 courses) at Villanova Credits: 3 • See History Department Undergraduate Programs website for details on AP Credit Choose one art history course in an area that Policy as it related to Major/Minor. compliments on of the 10 history courses. One of the following courses may also be taken * This course does not fulfill the Fine Arts for credit towards the History Minor: requirement. Item # Title Credits HIS Elective AAH 1101 His West Art:Ancient-Med 3 AAH 1102 His West Art: Renaiss - Cont 3 Credits: 3 Choose an additional history course. Honors Honors

History Minor Director: Dr. Anna Moreland, Ph.D. Office Location: 111 Garey Hall Chair: Marc Gallicchio, Ph.D. Telephone: 610-519-4650 Office Location: 403 Saint Augustine Center [Website] Telephone: 610-519-4662 [Website] About Admission to the University Honors Program is by About invitation or by application to the Director. The History Department at Villanova offers Members of the Program are expected to take students a dynamic liberal arts education with Honors courses at least every third semester, and courses that span from antiquity to the modern to maintain high academic standards (at least a world and traverse every region of the globe. The 3.33 overall GPA). Individual Honors courses are undergraduate History program focuses on the open to all Villanova students who have at least a attainment of deep historical knowledge and a critical understanding of the enduring influence

92 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog 3.0 overall GPA or will bring a special expertise to Honors Minor (5 Honors courses) the course, contingent upon class size limitations. Requirements: Five courses in Honors, at least two of which must be upper level; minimum 3.33 GPA. The DEGREE (30 credits) Honors Program also offers upper-level seminars Type: Program which fulfill degree requirements in specific academic disciplines. All courses are small The Honors Degree, Thesis Track seminars and have in common active class participation, and intensive writing (10 Honors courses) requirements. Requirements: At least 3 upper level Honors courses, which will include a six-credit HON 6000 and HON 6002 Item # Title Credits senior thesis; minimum 3.33 GPA. Two Upper-Level Honors 6 Required Courses: Courses Three Additional Honors 9 Item # Title Credits Courses Three Upper-Level Honors 9 Courses Honors Politics, Philosophy, & Seven additional Honors 21 courses Economics Minor (18 credits) An interdisciplinary minor offered through the Honors Program focusing on the intersection of The Honors Degree, Oral the disciplines of politics, philosophy and Examination Track (10 Honors economics. Students may only contract one non- courses) Honors course to complete the minor requirements. Excluding the 3 Honors Cohort Requirements: classes, which must be taken at Villanova, An Oral Comprehensive Examination in the senior students may fulfill two of any other year integrates three upper-level Honors courses requirements by taking the equivalent course in in a primary major or area of academic interest; an Honors-approved student abroad experience. minimum 3.33 GPA. Students pursuing a PPE minor in Honors may contract only 1 course in total to fulfill the Item # Title Credits requirements. Students only receive 1 Minor from Three Upper-Level Honors 9 Honors. If students are pursing the Honors Courses Degree, the PPE Minor would be considered a Seven Honors Courses 21 “track” within their Honors Degree. HON 6003 Oral Exam Capstone 1 Requirements: To achieve the Honors PPE minor, students must take 6 courses from among the following requirements (minimum 3.33 GPA and active status in Honors required).

Item # Title Credits 3 Honors Cohort Classes 9 Honors Ethics Elective 3 Honors Economics 3 Honors Upper-Level Elective 3

93 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog Honors Medical Humanities Minor (15 credits) Two Upper-Level Honors Courses An interdisciplinary minor offered through the Credits: 6 University Honors Program focusing on the intersection of the humanities, medical care, • One 2000-2049 level course with the HON medical ethics, and an holistic approach to attribute. medicine. Students pursuing this minor may • One 2051-5999 level course with the HON contract only one course to fulfill the attribute. requirements. Students pursuing a Medical Humanities minor in Honors may contract only 1 Three Additional Honors Courses course in total to fulfill the equirr ements. Credits: 9 Students only receive 1 Minor from Honors. If students are pursing the Honors Degree, the • Three courses with the HON attribute Medical Humanities Minor would be considered a between 1000-5999 level worth 3 credits “track” within their Honors Degree. each.

Requirements: 3 Honors Cohort Classes To achieve the Honors Medical Humanities Minors Credits: 9 students must take 5 courses from among the following requirements (minimum 3.33 GPA and Honors ACS 1: (PPE Cohort) active status in Honors required). Honors ACS II: (PPE Cohort) Item # Title Credits Honors Liberal Arts Elective 6 HON 5700 Honors Ethics Elective 3 PHI 2117 or SOC 3400 3 Item # Title Credits Honors Senior Capstone 3 HON 5700 Colloquia 3

Honors Ethics Elective Category Descriptions Credits: 3 Item # Title Credits ETH 2050 The Good Life:Eth & Cont 3 Three Upper-Level Honors Courses Prob Credits: 9 Honors Economics • HON 6000: Thesis Capstone I • HON 6002: Thesis Capstone 2 Credits: 3 • One three-credit course in HON 2000-20049 or one course with the HON Macro, Micro, International, e.g. attribute between 2051-5999 level. Students may also count an economics course during their study abroad semester in Seven additional Honors courses Cambridge with permission from the Honors Credits: 21 Director.

Seven additional courses carrying the HON Honors Upper-Level Elective attribute worth 3 credits each. Credits: 3 Seven Honors Courses Credits: 21

• Seven courses selected from HON courses between the 1000 and 5999 level or which carry the HON attribute.

94 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog • ECO 3115 Comparative Economic Systems Humanities may also be used to satisfy this requirement. Humanities, B.A. • Students may also count an upper-level elective course taken during their study Chair: Michael Tomko, Ph.D. abroad semester in Cambridge with Office Location: 304 Saint Augustine Center permission from the Honors Director. Telephone: 610-519-6165 [Website] Item # Title Credits PHI 2300 Philosophy of Law 3 About PHI 2450 Catholic Social Thought 3 PSC 2220 International Law 3 The Department of Humanities offers a PSC 2240 Internat'l Political Economy 3 coordinated series of seminars and courses designed to inquire into the human condition ECO 3108 Global Political Econ 3 from an interdisciplinary perspective. Drawing on ECO 3126 Amer Econ Development 3 wisdom ancient and new, the curriculum HUM 2100 HIS:The Goods & the Good 3 encourages critical thinking about what is Life needed for human flourishing. Humanities acf ulty HUM 5950 Citizenship & Globalization 3 are specialists in complementary disciplines, including theology, philosophy, literature, political Honors Liberal Arts Elective science, history, economics, and architectural Credits: 6 history. Humanities courses fulfill ertainc requirements for the Core Curriculum of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.

Type: Bachelor of Arts Choose two of the following, or:

• Any course within the Honors MAJOR (30 credits) Interdisciplinary Cohort. The Humanities major requires the completion of • HUM 3450 ten courses. All majors are required to take the four Gateway courses. In their final semester Item # Title Credits students also take the Senior Symposium. ACS 1000 Ancients 3 Students also take five free electives, three of ACS 1001 Moderns 3 which must be taken within the Department of ENG 1975 Core Lit and Writing 3 Humanities. Seminar THL 1500 Spirituality & Healing Arts 3 Required Major Courses: THL 3450 Pastoral Care of the Sick 3 Item # Title Credits PHI 2117 or SOC 3400 HUM 2001 THL:God 3 HUM 2002 Human Person 3 Credits: 3 HUM 2003 PHI:World 3 Item # Title Credits HUM 2004 PSC:Society 3 PHI 2117 The Good Doctor 3 HUM 6500 Senior Seminar 3 SOC 3400 Health, Medicine & Society 3 Humanities Elective 3 Humanities Elective 3 Honors Senior Capstone Humanities Elective 3 Credits: 3 Humanities Elective 3 Item # Title Credits Humanities Elective 3 HON 6000 Senior Thesis I 3 HON 5500 Ind Study & Research 3 HON 5506 Ind Study & Res Science 3

95 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog Category Descriptions Category Descriptions

Humanities Elective HUM 2001, 2002, 2003 or 2004 Credits: 3 Credits: 6

Take any HUM course numbered 2100-6950, Choose two of the following: HUM 1975, or with a course with the HUM attribute. Item # Title Credits HUM 2001 THL:God 3 HUM 2002 Human Person 3 HUM 2003 PHI:World 3 HUM 2004 PSC:Society 3 Humanities Minor Humanities Elective Chair: Michael Tomko, Ph.D. Office Location: 304 Saint Augustine Center Credits: 3 Telephone: 610-519-6165 [Website] Take any HUM course numbered 2100-6950, HUM 1975, or with a course with the HUM attribute. About The Department of Humanities offers a coordinated series of seminars and courses designed to inquire into the human condition from an interdisciplinary perspective. Drawing on Italian wisdom ancient and new, the curriculum encourages critical thinking about what is Italian, B.A. needed for human flourishing. Humanities acf ulty are specialists in complementary disciplines, Program Coordinator: Luca Cottini, Ph.D. including theology, philosophy, literature, political Office Location: 339 Saint Augustine Center science, history, economics, and architectural Telephone: 610-519-3763 history. Humanities courses fulfill ertainc [Website] requirements for the Core Curriculum of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. About Type: Minor Knowledge of Italian provides access to a rich cultural background, and, at the same time, to a singular perspective on contemporary world. MINOR (15 credits) While exploring the master of Western thought Students take two of the four Gateway courses, (Dante, Petrarca, Boccaccio, Machiavelli, plus 3 electives, 2 of which must be taken in the Michelangelo, Bernini, Galileo, and Vico to name a Department of Humanities. few), the encounter with Italian culture provides also a singular reflection on urrc ent events, by Required Minor Courses: embodying a unique business model (in fashion, design, and the culinary industry) and a peculiar Item # Title Credits political perspective on Europe and America. HUM 2001, 2002, 2003 or 6 2004 Type: Bachelor of Arts Humanities Elective 3 Humanities Elective 3 Humanities Elective 3

96 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog MAJOR (31 credits) Item # Title Credits The Italian Studies Program, within the RLL 3413 Topics on Italy and Beauty 3 Department of Romance Languages and RLL 3412 Topics 3 Literatures, is designed to make students fluent in Italian, to expose them to Italian culture in all its aspects (literature, visual arts, design, history, cinema), to broaden their intellectual horizon, Italian Minor and to introduce them to the professional world. Italian offers a flexible major or minor, which can Program Coordinator: Luca Cottini, Ph.D. be easily combined with majors in psychology, Office Location: 339 Saint Augustine Center communications, humanities, economics, Telephone: 610-519-3763 business, nursing, law and politics. [Website]

Program Notes: About • Majors and minors can earn some of their Knowledge of Italian provides access to a rich credits by studying in Italy through the cultural background, and, at the same time, to a affiliated summer programs in Perugia, singular perspective on contemporary world. Rome, and Milan. While exploring the master of Western thought (Dante, Petrarca, Boccaccio, Machiavelli, Michelangelo, Bernini, Galileo, and Vico to name a Required Major Courses: few), the encounter with Italian culture provides Item # Title Credits also a singular reflection on urrc ent events, by ITA 1138 or ITA 1140 3 embodying a unique business model (in fashion, ITA 2220 or ITA 2221 3 design, and the culinary industry) and a peculiar Italian Electives 21 political perspective on Europe and America. RLL 3413 or RLL 3412 3 Type: ITA 3971 Directed Research in Italian 1 Minor MINOR (15 credits) A minor is open to all students and requires 5 Category Descriptions Italian courses.

ITA 1138 or ITA 1140 Program Notes: Credits: 3 Item # Title Credits • Once a sequence of courses has begun, a ITA 1138 Advanced Grammar 3 student may not revert to a lower-level course. ITA 1140 Writing & Stylistics in Ita. 3

ITA 2220 or ITA 2221 Required Minor Courses: Credits: 3 Item # Title Credits Item # Title Credits ITA 1131 Conversation & Composition 3 ITA 2220 Italian Lit and Culture I 3 I ITA 2221 Italian Lit. and Culture II 3 RLL 3413 Topics on Italy and Beauty 3 Upper-Level Italian Elective 3 Italian Electives Upper-Level Italian Elective 3 Upper-Level Italian Elective 3 Credits: 21

Seven courses above the intermediate level taught in Italian. Category Descriptions RLL 3413 or RLL 3412 Upper-Level Italian Elective Credits: 3 Credits: 3

97 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog Choose an upper-level course taught in Italian. Category Descriptions

Japanese Language Requirement Credits: 16 - 22

Japanese Language Choose four courses from Japanese language. Language courses may count toward elective Japanese Language and Cultural requirements if the four language requirements Studies Minor are met.

Acting Coordinator: Kayo Shintaku, Ph.D. Item # Title Credits Office Location: Garey Hall 38C JPN 1111 Introductory Japanese I 6 Telephone: 610-519-5076 JPN 1112 Introductory Japanese II 6 [email protected] JPN 1121 Intermediate Japanese I 5 JPN 1122 Intermediate Japanese II 5 About JPN 1131 Advanced Japanese I 3 JPN 1132 Advanced Japanese II 3 The Japanese Language and Cultural Studies program offers a variety of courses, including JPN Elective language, traditional and popular culture, society, history, and literature. The program represents a Credits: 3 cutting-edge intellectual experience that provides its minors with a real advantage in Language courses may count toward elective critiquing, understanding, and navigating the requirements if the four language requirements global landscape. course requirement is met.

Type: Minor The JPN 3412 topics course has the following eligible courses.

MINOR (28 credits) • JPN 3412 TOP: Culture and Society in A minor is open to all students and requires six Modern Japanese Literature (3 cr) courses with a maximum of 28 credits. • JPN 3412-001 TOP: Japanese Popular Culture (3 cr) Program Notes: • JPN 3412-001 TOP: Japanese Videogames and Gaming (3 cr) • GIS team-taught courses and contents courses from other departments with ASN Item # Title Credits attribute also qualify for JPN electives. JPN 2102 Japanese Film 3 • Courses taken as part of a study abroad will JPN 3412 Special Topics 3 be counted. JPN 5900 JPN:Independent Study 3 • Internship related to Japanese studies may be counted as an independent study.

Required Minor Courses: Latin American Studies Item # Title Credits Latin American Studies Minor Japanese Language 16 - 22 Requirement Program Director: Raúl Diego Rivera Hernández, JPN Elective 3 Ph.D. JPN Elective 3 Office Location: 341 Saint Augustine Center Telephone: (610) 519-3018 [Website]

About The Villanova Latin American Studies Program, established in 1988, offers students in all of the

98 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog university's four undergraduate colleges the opportunity to acquire a broad multi-disciplinary Liberal Arts understanding and appreciation of Latin America. Students may pursue either a minor or the more Liberal Arts Major comprehensive major (GLAS). Both are designed to complement a variety of majors; many Chair: Susan Jacobs, M.A. concentration and minor courses can also be Office Location: 107 Saint Augustine Center used to satisfy core curriculum requirements. Telephone: 610-519-3900 [Website] Since language is essential to understanding any culture, a degree of language proficiency is an integral part of both the major and the minor. MAJOR (30 credits) And, since living in Latin America offers The Liberal Arts Major is a rigorous academic invaluable experience in language, culture, and major, which requires students to complete an contemporary life issues, students in the program intensive course of study that includes 40 are strongly encouraged to spend a summer or courses and at least 122 credits. The Liberal Arts semester in the region. Major requires a plan of study outlined with a faculty advisor as part of the application process Type: Minor and is granted by special permission from the Assistant Dean for Undergraduate Students. MINOR (18 credits) Please visit the office for more details. A minor is open to all students and requires 6 Type: Bachelor of Arts courses for 18 credits.

Required Minor Courses: Mathematics and Statistics Item # Title Credits LAS Elective 3 Mathematics, B.S. LAS Elective 3 LAS Elective 3 Chair: Jesse Frey, Ph.D. LAS Elective 3 Office Location: 305 Saint Augustine Center Spanish Elective 3 Telephone: 610-519-4850 [Website] Spanish Elective 3

Major (34 credits) About The Department of Mathematics & Statistics The Department of Global Interdisciplinary offers a standard course of study for a Studies (GIS) offers a major with a specialization mathematics major to provide the student with in Latin American Studies. Please see that page an introduction to the major branches of for detailed requirements of the major. mathematics as an academic discipline within the context of a comprehensive education in the liberal arts and sciences. Students who complete Category Descriptions the Mathematics program will be prepared for a broad range of opportunities in business, government, and service industries, as well as LAS Elective being prepared to undertake graduate study in Credits: 3 mathematics and related disciplines.

Choose a Latin America elective course with Type: Bachelor of Science the LAS attribute

Spanish Elective Credits: 3

Choose a Spanish course above 1122.

99 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog MAJOR (58 credits) Category Descriptions The program leading to the degree of Bachelor of Science in Mathematics is designed to MAT Analysis Elective introduce students to the major aspects of contemporary mathematics. Credits: 3

By selecting appropriate electives students may Choose an approved upper-level analysis become well prepared either for positions in course (e.g. MAT 4270 or MAT 5400). industry or for graduate study in mathematics and related disciplines. The mathematics major Item # Title Credits can prepare one for a career in actuarial science, MAT 3305 Topics in Analysis 3 operations research, computer science, statistics, MAT 4270 Numerical Analysis 3 biostatistics, mathematical physics, or any of MAT 5400 Complex Analysis 3 many other areas which use mathematics. MAT 5600 Differential Geometry 3 MAT 7605 Topics in Analysis 3 Program Notes: STAT 5700 Math Statistics I 3 STAT 8400 Statistical Theory I • A student pursuing a double major in mathematics and some other field may petition to have an approved upper-division Upper-Level MAT Elective course from their other major count as one Credits: 3 of the four math electives. The course must have substantial mathematical content and Choose a MAT or STAT course numbered 3000 may not significantly vo erlap with any of the or above. other courses that the student is counting towards the major. A student pursuing a MAT Natural Science Elective double major in mathematics and a closely related field such as omputc er science or Credits: 8 engineering may petition to have two approved upper-division courses from their Choose a two-semester sequence of natural other major count as math electives. science courses with lab at the science-major level. Required Major Courses: Astronomy Sequence Item # Title Credits Item # Title Credits MAT 1000 Mathematical Communities 1 AST 2122 Understanding Our 3 MAT 1500 Calculus I 4 Universe MAT 1505 Calculus II 4 MSE 2151 AST:Astronomy Lab - Stars 1 MAT 2500 Calculus III 4 AST 2121 Solar System Astronomy 3 MAT 2600 Foundation of Math I 3 MSE 2150 AST:Astronomy Lab - 1 MAT 2705 Diff quaE tion with Linear Alg 4 Planets MAT 3300 Advanced Calculus 3 MAT 3400 Linear Algebra 3 MAT 3500 Modern Algebra I 3 Biology Sequence Item # Title Credits MAT 5900 Seminar in Mathematics 3 MAT Analysis Elective 3 BIO 2105 General Biology I 4 Upper-Level MAT Elective 3 BIO 2106 General Biology II 4 Upper-Level MAT Elective 3 Upper-Level MAT Elective 3 Chemistry Sequence Upper-Level MAT Elective 3 Item # Title Credits MAT Natural Science 8 CHM 1151 General Chemistry I 4 Elective CHM 1103 General Chemistry Lab I 1 Math Science Elective 4 CHM 1152 General Chemistry II 4 CHM 1104 General Chemistry Lab II 1

100 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog Major (54 credits) Environmental Science Sequence Students who are interested in the Major in Item # Title Credits Statistics should state this intention in their initial application to Villanova. Alternatively, after GEV 1050 Environmental Science I 4 starting as a student at Villanova, students can GEV 1051 Environmental Science II 4 switch to a Statistics Major or, if they are initially undeclared, declare a Statistics Major. Physics Sequence, Option 1 Item # Title Credits Item # Title Credits PHY 1100 General Physics I 3 MAT 1500 Calculus I 4 PHY 1101 General Physics I Lab 1 MAT 1505 Calculus II 4 PHY 1102 General Physics II 3 MAT 2500 Calculus III 4 PHY 1103 General Physics II Lab 1 Linear Algebra Course 3 STAT 4310 Stat Methods 3 STAT 4315 Applied Statistical Models 3 Physics Sequence, Option 2 STAT 4380 Data Science 3 Item # Title Credits STAT 5700 Math Statistics I 3 PHY 2410 University Phy:Mechanics 3 STAT 5705 Math Statistics II 3 PHY 2411 Lab: Mechanics 1 CSC 1051 Algorithms & Data Struc I 4 PHY 2412 Univ Physics:Elec & Mag 3 Statistics Major Electives 9 PHY 2413 Lab:Elec & Magnetism 1 Statistics Natural Science 8 Elective Math Science Elective STAT 5905 Seminar in Statistics 3 Credits: 4

Choose one additional science course at the science-major level with lab if appropriate. Category Descriptions

Linear Algebra Course Credits: 3

Statistics, B.S. Select one linear algebra course from below.

A major in Statistics provides students with the Item # Title Credits statistical expertise needed to secure MAT 2705 Diff quaE tion with Linear 4 employment in statistics and related fields, such Alg as data science and biostatistics. MAT 3100 Applied Linear Algebra 3

Type: Bachelor of Science Statistics Major Electives Credits: 9

Any three courses with the subject code STAT numbered 3000:9000 or from the list below.

Item # Title Credits MAT 4600 Deterministic Oper Res 3

Statistics Natural Science Elective Credits: 8

Choose a two-semester sequence of natural science courses with lab at the science-major level.

101 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog About Astronomy Sequence Pursuing a minor in mathematics is a way for Item # Title Credits students who are not mathematics majors to demonstrate expertise in mathematics. AST 2122 Understanding Our 3 Universe Type: Minor MSE 2151 AST:Astronomy Lab - Stars 1 AST 2121 Solar System Astronomy 3 MSE 2150 AST:Astronomy Lab - 1 MINOR (27 credits) Planets To receive a math minor certificate, the student must see Dr. Paul Pasles in person prior to the Biology Sequence course registration for their final semester. Students may consult Dr. Pasles at any time for Item # Title Credits information and advice. If all requirements are BIO 2105 General Biology I 4 satisfied, the ertificac te will be issued about two BIO 2106 General Biology II 4 weeks after graduation and it will also appear on the student's transcript. Chemistry Sequence Program Notes: Item # Title Credits CHM 1151 General Chemistry I 4 • A student may petition to substitute no CHM 1152 General Chemistry II 4 more than one of the five math minor CHM 1103 General Chemistry Lab I 1 electives with an upper division course in CHM 1104 General Chemistry Lab II 1 their own major. The proposed substitutions must contain substantial mathematical Environmental Science Sequence content and not overlap with any math minor elective courses. Item # Title Credits GEV 1050 Environmental Science I 4 GEV 1051 Environmental Science II 4 Mathematics Minor Required Courses: Physics Sequence, Option 1 Item # Title Credits Item # Title Credits MAT 1500 Calculus I 4 PHY 1100 General Physics I 3 MAT 1505 Calculus II 4 PHY 1101 General Physics I Lab 1 MAT 2500 Calculus III 4 PHY 1102 General Physics II 3 Upper-Level MAT Elective 3 PHY 1103 General Physics II Lab 1 Upper-Level MAT Elective 3 Upper-Level MAT Elective 3 Physics Sequence, Option 2 Upper-Level MAT Elective 3 Item # Title Credits Upper-Level MAT Elective 3 PHY 2410 University Phy:Mechanics 3 PHY 2411 Lab: Mechanics 1 PHY 2412 Univ Physics:Elec & Mag 3 Category Descriptions PHY 2413 Lab:Elec & Magnetism 1 Upper-Level MAT Elective Credits: 3 Mathematics Minor Choose a MAT or STAT course numbered 3000 Chair: Jesse Frey, Ph.D. or above. Office Location: 305 Saint Augustine Center Telephone: 610-519-4850 [Website]

102 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog Statistics Minor MINOR: STATISTICS (27 credits) To receive a statistics minor certificate, the Chair: Jesse Frey, Ph.D. student must see Dr. Yimin Zhang in person prior Office Location: 305 Saint Augustine Center to course registration for their final semester. Telephone: 610-519-4850 Students may consult Dr. Zhang at any time for [Website] information and advice. If all requirements for the minor are satisfied, then the ertificac te will be About issued about two weeks after graduation. The minor will also appear on the student's transcript. Pursuing a minor in statistics is a way for students who are not statistics majors to Program Notes: demonstrate expertise in statistics. • A student who is not a mathematics major Type: Minor may petition to have an upper-division course from their major count as one of the two statistics electives. The course must have substantial statistical content and must not substantially overlap with any of the other courses that the student is counting towards the minor. • To receive a statistics minor certificate, the student must see Dr. Yimin Zhang in person prior to course registration for their final semester. • For mathematics majors, four courses may be counted towards both the mathematics major and the statistics minor: MAT1500, 1505, 2500 and either STAT 4310 or STAT 5700. No other courses count towards both. Thus, obtaining the statistics minor requires taking four additional courses beyond those required for the mathematics major.

Statistics Minor Required Courses: Item # Title Credits MAT 1500 Calculus I 4 MAT 1505 Calculus II 4 MAT 2500 Calculus III 4 STAT 4310 Stat Methods 3 STAT 4315 Applied Statistical Models 3 STAT 5700 Math Statistics I 3 Statistics Elective Minor 3 Statistics Elective Minor 3

Category Descriptions

Statistics Elective Minor Credits: 3

Choose a course with the subject code STAT numbered 3000:9000 or any of the courses below.

103 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog Item # Title Credits Naval Science (Navy ECE 3720 Eng Probability & Statistics 3 STAT 5705 Math Statistics II 3 ROTC) MGT 3170 Data Mining 3 PSY 2050 Research Methods in Psy. 3 Naval Science Program and Minor (Navy ROTC) About Military Science (Army Villanova University, in a long-standing relationship with the United States Navy, ROTC) maintains one of approximately 60 Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps units in the United States. Military Sciences (Army ROTC) The objective of the Unit is to educate prospective officers for the Navy and Marine Director: Major Michael J. Repasky, U.S. Army Corps. Reserve commissions as Ensign or 2nd Telephone: 610-519-5953 Lieutenant are awarded upon successful completion of prescribed naval science courses About and graduation from the University. These commissioned officers will serve on active duty Villanova students are eligible to participate in for a period of four to nine years, depending the Army Reserve Officers Training Corps (ROTC) upon choice of warfare specialty. Program through a partnership agreement with the Widener University Department of Military All Scholarship and College Program students Science. Army ROTC offers students the may select any major at the University. opportunity to graduate with a college degree Midshipmen at Villanova study in a wide variety and a commission in the United States Army, of majors in engineering, arts, sciences, business, Army National Guard, or United States Army and nursing. Detailed NROTC information may be Reserve. All Army ROTC classes are conducted obtained from the Naval Science Office, Room on the Villanova University campus. 103, John Barry Hall.

Detailed information may be obtained from the Type: Program Professor of Military Science, Widener University, Chester, PA 19013, (610) 499-4098. Go to www.armyrotc.villanova.edu for further details. Peace and Justice Type: Program Corr Hall, Rm. 106 Required Courses Peace and Justice Minor • MS 101: Army Critical Thinking Introduction • MS 102: Adaptive Leadership and Chair: Kathryn Getek Soltis, S.T.L., Ph.D. Professional Competence Office Location: 106 Corr Hall • MS 201:Foundations of Leadership Telephone: 610-519-6849 • MS 202: Foundations of Tactical Leadership [Website] • MSL 301: Training Management and the Warfighting Functions • MSL 302: Applied Leadership In Small About Unit Operations The interdisciplinary curriculum of the Center for • MS 401: Mission Command and the Army Peace and Justice Education is rooted in Profession Villanova’s Augustinian tradition of education in • MS 402: Mission Command and the the service of peace and social justice, with Company Grade Officer particular emphasis on the poor and marginalized in society. Students are prepared to understand the essential elements of a moral and just society, reflect on models orf socially responsible

104 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog resolution of injustice and conflict, and learn the necessary skills to be advocates for a just and Choose an elective with the Peace and Justice peaceful world. attribute.

Type: Minor

MINOR (18 credits) Philosophy To complete a minor in Peace and Justice, students must take six courses, including one of the foundational courses and five other courses Philosophy, B.A. in Peace and Justice, courses with a Peace and Justice attribute, or courses otherwise earning Chair: Sally Scholz, Ph.D. Peace and Justice credit. Office Location: 108 Saint Augustine Center Telephone: 610-519-4690 Program Notes: Website

• PJ ePortfolio (three pieces of work and a About short reflection) • No more than three foundational courses The Philosophy department offers interesting may receive credit for the minor. courses that help students better understand the • Up to 3 credits in courses fewer than 3 world and their place in it. Philosophy courses credits with the PJ attribute can be bundled teach students to analyze difficult texts, to write to count as one elective. clearly and precisely, to defend their views with cogent arguments and to take pleasure in the struggle with complex ideas and questions. Required Minor Courses: Type: Bachelor of Arts Item # Title Credits PJ Foundational Elective 3 PJ Elective 3 MAJOR (10 courses, 30 credits) PJ Elective 3 The philosophy major consists of 10 courses and PJ Elective 3 30 credits. PJ Elective 3 PJ Elective 3 Double Majors

Because of the interdisciplinary nature of philosophy, the department welcomes and Category Descriptions encourages double majors. With the permission of the chair, philosophy majors may count up to PJ Foundational Elective two related courses from the second major toward fulfillment of the philosophy major Credits: 3 requirements.

Choose one Peace and Justice foundational Item # Title Credits course: PHI 1000 Knowledge, Reality, Self 3 Ancient Philosophy Elective 3 Item # Title Credits Medieval Philosophy Elective 3 PJ 2250 Violence & Justice in the 3 Modern Philosophy Elective 3 Wrld PHI Research Requirement 3 PHI 2450 Catholic Social Thought 3 Advanced Seminar for 3 PJ 2700 Peacemakers & 3 Philosophy majors Peacemaking (Capstone) PJ 2800 Race, Class, & Gender 3 PHI Elective 3 PJ 2900 Ethical Issues in P & J 3 PHI Elective 3 PHI Elective 3 PJ Elective PHI Elective 3 Credits: 3

105 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog Category Descriptions Advanced Seminar for Philosophy majors (Capstone) Ancient Philosophy Elective Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Item # Title Credits PHI 5000 Adv Sem for Phil Majors 3 Choose one of the following Ancient Philosophy PHI 6000 Research Seminar 3 courses or an approved Topics course.

Item # Title Credits PHI Elective PHI 3020 History of Ancient 3 Credits: 3 Philosophy PHI 4100 Plato & Aristotle 3 Choose any PHI course.

Medieval Philosophy Elective Credits: 3 Philosophy Minor Choose one of the following medieval philosophy courses, or an approved Topics Chair: Sally Scholz, Ph.D. course. Office Location: 108 Saint Augustine Center Item # Title Credits Telephone: 610-519-4690 Website PHI 3030 History of Medieval 3 Philosophy PHI 3100 Augustine & Antiquity 3 About PHI 3120 Augustine & Modernity 3 The Philosophy department offers interesting PHI 3160 History of Islamic Phil 3 courses that help students better understand the PHI 3410 Thomas Aquinas 3 world and their place in it. Philosophy courses teach students to analyze difficult texts, to write Modern Philosophy Elective clearly and precisely, to defend their views with cogent arguments and to take pleasure in the Credits: 3 struggle with complex ideas and questions.

Choose one of the following Modern Philosophy Type: Minor courses or an approved Topics course.

Item # Title Credits MINOR (5 courses) PHI 3040 Hist of Early Mod 3 Philosophy minors take any five courses in the Philosophy philosophy department. PHI 3050 Kant & 19th Cent 3 Philosophy PHI 3720 Marx & Marxism 3 Required Minor Courses: Item # Title Credits PHI Research Requirement PHI Elective 3 Credits: 3 PHI Elective 3 Item # Title Credits PHI Elective 3 PHI 4125 Bioethics 3 PHI Elective 3 PHI 4140 Phil of Contemporary Music 3 PHI Elective 3 PHI 4600 Psychoanalysis & 3 Philosophy PHI 4610 Philosophy of Mind 3 Category Descriptions PHI 5000 Adv Sem for Phil Majors 3 PHI 6000 Research Seminar 3 PHI Elective Credits: 3

106 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog MAJOR (B.A.) (79 credits) Choose any PHI course. The BA in Physics is for the student who wants to minor in another science or in engineering or who is planning employment in graduate studies outside of the sciences in fields such as medicine, law, business, journalism, secondary school Physics teaching, or other fields. Instead of the normal advanced courses in physics, the candidate uses Physics, B.A. these slots for a minor in another area. There is a senior research option. Chair: Michael Hones, Ph.D. Office Location: 347 Mendel Science Center Program Notes: Telephone: 610-519-4885 [Website] • 3-credit PHY elective OR technical elective. Approval of the Physics chairperson About required. Physics is an experimental science in which its practitioners investigate nature at the most Major (B.A.) Required Courses: fundamental level on scales ranging from Item # Title Credits subatomic distances to the size of the universe. It PHY 2410 University Phy:Mechanics 3 is a quest to understand the origin and behavior PHY 2411 Lab: Mechanics 1 of all forces: forces that account for the observed PHY 2412 Univ Physics:Elec & Mag 3 stability and in some cases instability of the PHY 2413 Lab:Elec & Magnetism 1 atomic nucleus; forces that account for the PHY 2601 Computational Phy Lab I 1 stability of the atom; and forces that account for the stability of matter and the large-scale PHY 2603 Computational Phy Lab II 1 structures of the universe. MAT 1500 Calculus I 4 MAT 1505 Calculus II 4 In this sense, it is the most fundamental of all PHY 2414 Univ Physics: Thermo 3 physical sciences, and the successful physics PHY 2415 Lab: Thermodynamics 1 student will be adept at solving problems using PHY 2416 Modern Physics 3 techniques that probe the fundamental building PHY 2417 Lab:Modern Physics 1 blocks of nature. Being trained to analyze PHY 3310 Electronics 3 phenomena at the most fundamental level makes PHY 3311 Electronics Lab 1 the physics major versatile. Therefore, the PHY 4200 Mathematical Physics I 3 student who successfully completes the degree MAT 2500 Calculus III 4 in physics will not only be well prepared for MAT 2705 Diff quaE tion with Linear Alg 4 graduate studies in physics, but also for CHM 1103 General Chemistry Lab I 1 employment in research-oriented industries or CHM 1151 General Chemistry I 4 study in professional fields. CHM 1152 General Chemistry II 4 Type: Bachelor of Arts PHY 4100 Mechanics I 3 PHY 4301 Experimental Methods I 2 PHY 4303 Experimental Methods II 2 PHY 4000 Elec & Magnetism I 3 PHY 4001 Elec & Magnetism I Lab 1 PHY 5100 Quantum Mechanics 3 PHY Elective 3 Minor/Concentration 12

Category Descriptions

PHY Elective Credits: 3

107 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog MAJOR (B.S.) (88 credits) Choose a PHY course. The BS in Physics is for the student who wants to be a professional physicist or go on to graduate Minor/Concentration school in physics. Credits: 12 Required Courses: Or technical elective. Approval of the Physics chairperson required. Item # Title Credits PHY 2410 University Phy:Mechanics 3 PHY 2411 Lab: Mechanics 1 PHY 2412 Univ Physics:Elec & Mag 3 PHY 2413 Lab:Elec & Magnetism 1 Physics, B.S. PHY 2601 Computational Phy Lab I 1 PHY 2603 Computational Phy Lab II 1 Chair: Michael Hones, Ph.D. MAT 1500 Calculus I 4 Office Location: 347 Mendel Science Center MAT 1505 Calculus II 4 Telephone: 610-519-4885 PHY 2414 Univ Physics: Thermo 3 [Website] PHY 2415 Lab: Thermodynamics 1 PHY 2416 Modern Physics 3 About PHY 2417 Lab:Modern Physics 1 Physics is an experimental science in which its PHY 3310 Electronics 3 practitioners investigate nature at the most PHY 3311 Electronics Lab 1 fundamental level on scales ranging from PHY 4200 Mathematical Physics I 3 subatomic distances to the size of the universe. It MAT 2500 Calculus III 4 is a quest to understand the origin and behavior MAT 2705 Diff quaE tion with Linear Alg 4 of all forces: forces that account for the observed CHM 1151 General Chemistry I 4 stability and in some cases instability of the CHM 1103 General Chemistry Lab I 1 atomic nucleus; forces that account for the CHM 1152 General Chemistry II 4 stability of the atom; and forces that account for PHY 4100 Mechanics I 3 the stability of matter and the large-scale PHY 4102 Mechanics II 3 structures of the universe. PHY 4301 Experimental Methods I 2 PHY 4000 Elec & Magnetism I 3 In this sense, it is the most fundamental of all physical sciences, and the successful physics PHY 4001 Elec & Magnetism I Lab 1 student will be adept at solving problems using PHY 4002 Elec & Magnetism II 3 techniques that probe the fundamental building PHY 4003 Elec & Magnetism II Lab 1 blocks of nature. Being trained to analyze PHY 4202 Mathematical Physics II 3 phenomena at the most fundamental level makes PHY 5100 Quantum Mechanics 3 the physics major versatile. Therefore, the PHY 5200 Thermo/Statistical Mech 3 student who successfully completes the degree PHY 5300 Subatomic Physics 3 in physics will not only be well prepared for PHY Elective 3 graduate studies in physics, but also for Science Elective 3 - 4 employment in research-oriented industries or study in professional fields.

Type: Bachelor of Science Category Descriptions

PHY Elective Credits: 3

Choose a PHY course.

Science Elective Credits: 3 - 4

108 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog Physics Minor MINOR (31 credits) The Physics Department offers a minor in physics Chair: Michael Hones, Ph.D. to qualified tudentss whose major area of study Office Location: 347 Mendel Science Center lies outside of physics. In general, a student in Telephone: 610-519-4885 any area of study, other than physics, may obtain [Website] a minor in physics.

About Program Notes: Physics is an experimental science in which its • The Minor in Applied Physics for Math Majors practitioners investigate nature at the most requires all of the Math courses required for fundamental level on scales ranging from the Math degree, plus MAT 4310, PHY 2410/ subatomic distances to the size of the universe. It 2411, through PHY 2416/2417, PHY 3310/3311, is a quest to understand the origin and behavior and PHY 4301/4303 of all forces: forces that account for the observed stability and in some cases instability of the atomic nucleus; forces that account for the Required Minor Courses: stability of the atom; and forces that account for Item # Title Credits the stability of matter and the large-scale PHY 2410 University Phy:Mechanics 3 structures of the universe. PHY 2411 Lab: Mechanics 1 In this sense, it is the most fundamental of all PHY 2412 Univ Physics:Elec & Mag 3 physical sciences, and the successful physics PHY 2413 Lab:Elec & Magnetism 1 student will be adept at solving problems using PHY 2414 Univ Physics: Thermo 3 techniques that probe the fundamental building PHY 2415 Lab: Thermodynamics 1 blocks of nature. Being trained to analyze PHY 2416 Modern Physics 3 phenomena at the most fundamental level makes PHY 2417 Lab:Modern Physics 1 the physics major versatile. Therefore, the Upper-Level Physics Elective 3 student who successfully completes the degree Upper-Level Physics Elective 3 in physics will not only be well prepared for Upper-Level Physics Elective 3 graduate studies in physics, but also for Upper-Level Physics Elective 3 employment in research-oriented industries or Upper-Level Physics Elective 3 study in professional fields.

Category Descriptions Type: Minor Upper-Level Physics Elective Credits: 3

Choose a Physics (PHY) course numbered above 3000.

Political Science Political Science, B.A.

Chair: Markus Kreuzer, Ph.D. Office Location: 202 Saint Augustine Center Telephone: 610-519-4710 [Website]

109 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog About MAJOR (33 credits) Today, no less than in the past, it is essential for In the context of the liberal arts tradition, the citizens in a democracy to be educated about the Department of Political Science seeks to political system in which they live and to know encourage in its students a commitment to how that system relates to other governments intellectual curiosity, academic excellence, and and international issues. The study of political responsible civic engagement. The Department science will educate you about timely and is committed to helping students improve their important political issues on a national and global skills of observation, critical reading, rigorous scale while helping you develop a set of thought, careful evidence-based argumentation, analytical, reasoning and research skills to last a and effective communication, and to develop lifetime. As a political science major, you will values of good citizenship. learn about American politics, comparative politics, international relations and political Program Notes: theory; become familiar with the methodology of social science inquiry and learn how to conduct • Foundational courses should be taken research; build competence in oral and written immediately upon declaring the major. They expression; develop reasoning and analytical serve as prerequisites for many of the upper skills; become a politically engaged citizen- division courses and the senior seminar. leader; prepare for any number of politically- • With the exception of internships (up to 3 oriented careers or for graduate or professional credits), courses taken on a satisfactory/ training. As a political science major, you will unsatisfactory basis cannot be used to learn how political leaders operate; governments satisfy requirements for the major. make decisions; politics shapes public policy; • Any senior with a GPA of 3.0 or above may governments respond to internal and request to take a graduate PSC course. international conflicts; people develop political attitudes and preferences; groups attempt to Required Major Courses: influence government; and governments can best serve their people. Item # Title Credits PSC 1100 American Government 3 Type: Bachelor of Arts PSC 1200 International Relations 3 PSC 1300 Comparative Politics 3 PSC 1400 Political Theory 3 PSC 1900 Research Seminar 3 PSC 6900 Political Sci Seminar 3 PSC Electives 3 PSC Electives 3 PSC Electives 3 PSC Electives 3 PSC Electives 3

Category Descriptions

PSC Electives Credits: 3

Choose CSC courses from the 2000-3000 level from the four major subfields (American Government, International Relations, Comparative Politics, Political Theory) in any combination.

110 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog Political Science Minor MINOR (18 credits) A minor is open to all students and requires 6 Chair: Markus Kreuzer, Ph.D. courses and 18 credits. Office Location: 202 Saint Augustine Center Telephone: 610-519-4710 Program Notes: [Website] • Students completing the minor are About encouraged to focus on one or two subfields, although they are not required to Today, no less than in the past, it is essential for do so. citizens in a democracy to be educated about the • Internship credit will not be applied to the political system in which they live and to know Political Science minor. how that system relates to other governments and international issues. The study of political science will educate you about timely and Required Minor Courses: important political issues on a national and global Item # Title Credits scale while helping you develop a set of PSC Foundational Elective 6 analytical, reasoning and research skills to last a PSC Electives 3 lifetime. As a political science major, you will PSC Electives 3 learn about American politics, comparative politics, international relations and political PSC Electives 3 theory; become familiar with the methodology of PSC Electives 3 social science inquiry and learn how to conduct research; build competence in oral and written expression; develop reasoning and analytical skills; become a politically engaged citizen- Category Descriptions leader; prepare for any number of politically- oriented careers or for graduate or professional PSC Foundational Elective training. As a political science major, you will Credits: 6 learn how political leaders operate; governments make decisions; politics shapes public policy; Choose at least two of the following governments respond to internal and foundational courses. international conflicts; people develop political attitudes and preferences; groups attempt to Item # Title Credits influence government; and governments can best PSC 1100 American Government 3 serve their people. PSC 1200 International Relations 3 PSC 1300 Comparative Politics 3 Type: Minor PSC 1400 Political Theory 3

PSC Electives Credits: 3

Choose CSC courses from the 2000-3000 level from the four major subfields (American Government, International Relations, Comparative Politics, Political Theory) in any combination.

111 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog Psychological and Brain Category Descriptions

Sciences PSY 1000 or PSY 1001 Psychology, B.A. Credits: 3 • PSY 1001 is recommended by the Chair: Michael Brown, Ph.D. department. Office Location: 334 Tolentine Hall Telephone: 610-519-4722 Item # Title Credits [Website] PSY 1000 General Psychology 3 PSY 1001 Intro to Brain and Behavior 3 About Psychology is the basic and applied science of PSY 3000-level Elective mind and behavior. Psychologists use the Credits: 3 methods of both natural and social science to advance our knowledge and understanding of PSY 4200 or PSY 4500 thought, emotion, and behavior in humans and other organisms. Psychologists also apply this Credits: 3 knowledge to improve the conditions of Item # Title Credits individuals and society. The Department of PSY 4200 Biopsychology 3 Psychological and Brain Sciences offers two PSY 4500 Cognitive Psychology 3 majors in psychology, a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) and a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.). To declare PSY Elective either major students must have completed PSY 1000 or PSY 1001, or have AP credit for PSY Credits: 3 1000. In addition, they must have a C+ or higher in PSY 1000 or PSY 1001, or have an overall PSY 5150 or PSY 5250 minimum GPA of 3.00. Credits: 3 Item # Title Credits Type: Bachelor of Arts PSY 5150 Foundations of Modern 3 Psych MAJOR (B.A.) (31 credits) PSY 5250 Contemp Research Issues in 3 Program Notes: Psy

• Courses taken on a satisfactory/ unsatisfactory basis cannot be used to satisfy requirements for the major, except for Cognitive and Behavioral PSY 2100: Seminar in Professional Neuroscience, B.S. Development. The major in Cognitive and Behavioral Required Major Courses for B.A.: Neuroscience (CBN) provides an intensive course of study focused on brain-behavior relationships, Item # Title Credits ranging from genetic to whole brain PSY 1000 or PSY 1001 3 contributions to behavior and mental processes. PSY 2000 Intro Statistics 3 The program is excellent preparation for a variety PSY 2050 Research Methods in Psy. 3 of careers focusing on research and/or practice PSY 2100 Sem Professional 1 in neuroscience, medicine, allied health fields, and Development psychology, as well as for more general careers in PSY 3000-level Elective 3 areas such as public policy and education. PSY 3000-level Elective 3 PSY 3000-level Elective 3 Students are accepted into Villanova University PSY 4200 or PSY 4500 3 as declared CBN majors. Therefore, prospective PSY Elective 3 students who are interested in the major should PSY Elective 3 select the CBN program when applying to the PSY 5150 or PSY 5250 3 University. Students who have already entered

112 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog Villanova may appeal directly to the Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences for special • MAT 1312 and MAT 1314 must be taken as a permission into the major. sequence. • MAT 1500 and MAT 1505 must be taken as Type: Bachelor of Science a sequence.

MAJOR (65-70 credits) Item # Title Credits MAT 1314 Modeling for the Life 3 Item # Title Credits Sciences CHM 1151 General Chemistry I 4 MAT 1505 Calculus II 4 CHM 1103 General Chemistry Lab I 1 CHM 1152 General Chemistry II 4 PSY 1000 or PSY 1001 CHM 1104 General Chemistry Lab II 1 BIO 2105 General Biology I 4 Credits: 3 BIO 2106 General Biology II 4 • PSY 1001 is recommended by the BIO 3351 Genetics 4 department. MAT 1312 or MAT 1500 4 MAT 1314 or MAT 1505 3 - 4 Item # Title Credits PSY 1000 or PSY 1001 3 PSY 1000 General Psychology 3 PSY 2000 Intro Statistics 3 PSY 1001 Intro to Brain and Behavior 3 PSY 2050 Research Methods in Psy. 3 PSY 4200 Biopsychology 3 CBN 5000 or CBN 6002 PSY 4500 Cognitive Psychology 3 CBN 4000 Cell & Behavioral 3 Credits: 3 Neuroscience Item # Title Credits CBN 4100 Cognitive Neuroscience 3 CBN 5000 Advanced Lab in 3 CBN 5000 or CBN 6002 3 Neuroscience CBN Approved Elective 3 CBN 6002 Thesis Research II 3 CBN Approved Elective 3 CBN Approved Elective CBN Approved Elective 3 CBN Approved Elective 3 Credits: 3

CBN students are required to take four elective courses. Although the electives are organized Category Descriptions into four categories, there is no requirement to use this organization when selecting electives. MAT 1312 or MAT 1500 Students can choose to concentrate in a particular area by taking electives from one Credits: 4 category or they can sample broadly across any • MAT 1312 and MAT 1314 must be taken as a or all categories. sequence. • MAT 1500 and MAT 1505 must be taken as Notes: a sequence. • Students should consult individual courses via the courses tool to determine prerequisites. Item # Title Credits • The 1-credit lab is optional when taking BIO MAT 1312 Biocalculus 4 4251 and CHM 4611. • BIO 4950 courses offered are available in MAT 1500 Calculus I 4 the Master Schedule accessible through MyNova but must be approved by the CBN MAT 1314 or MAT 1505 program. Credits: 3 -4 ◦ Already pre-approved as CBN elective: “Sex, Brains & Behavior” • CHM 4621 is recommended for Chemistry and Biochemistry majors)

113 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog • PSY 2900 courses offered are available in the Master Schedule accessible through Category 4 - Special Topics & MyNova but must be approved by the CBN Research program. • CBN 6002 generally counts as the required capstone course and NOT as an elective. It Category 1 - Behavioral/ may count as an elective only if CBN 5000 Psychological Science is taken as the required capstone option. Item # Title Credits PSY 3200 Human Development 3 Item # Title Credits PSY 3300 Perception 3 CBN 2900 Topics in Cog & Behav 3 Neuro PSY 3500 Psych of Personality 3 CBN 5900 Undergraduate Research in 3 PSY 3600 Social Psychology 3 CBN PSY 3700 Abnormal Psychology 3 HON 6000 Senior Thesis I 3 PSY 3800 Clinical Psychology 3 HON 6002 Senior Thesis II 3 PSY 2900 Special Topics 3 CBN 6001 Thesis Research I 3 PSY 4600 Animal Learning & 3 CBN 6002 Thesis Research II 3 Cognition

Category 2 - Biological/Life Science Psychology, B.S.

Chair: Michael Brown, Ph.D. Office Location: 334 Tolentine Hall Item # Title Credits Telephone: 610-519-4722 BIO 3015 Animal Behavior 4 [Website] BIO 3055 Animal Physiology 4 BIO 4205 Cell Biology 4 About BIO 4251 Endocrine Physiol/ 3 Pharmacology Psychology is the basic and applied science of mind and behavior. Psychologists use the BIO 4285 Developmental Biology 4 methods of both natural and social science to BIO 4305 Evolution 4 advance our knowledge and understanding of BIO 4505 Molecular Biology 4 thought, emotion, and behavior in humans and BIO 4605 Neurobiology 4 other organisms. Psychologists also apply this BIO 4950 Advanced Topics in Biology 3 knowledge to improve the conditions of CHM 4611 Survey of Biochemistry 3 individuals and society. The Department of CHM 4621 Biochemistry I: Structure 3 Psychological and Brain Sciences offers two majors in psychology, a Bachelor of Science Category 3 - Cognitive Science (B.S.) and a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.). To declare either major students must have completed PSY Item # Title Credits 1000 or PSY 1001, or have AP credit for PSY CSC 4500 Artificial Intelligence 3 1000. In addition, they must have a C+ or higher CSC 4510 Machine Learning 3 in PSY 1000 or PSY 1001, or have an overall PHI 4610 Philosophy of Mind 3 minimum GPA of 3.00. CGS 5900 Cognitive Science Seminar 3 CGS 5910 Psychology of Language 3 Type: Bachelor of Science

114 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog MAJOR (B.S.) (54 credits) Program Notes: Choose one of the following sequential pairs:

• Courses taken on a satisfactory/ Item # Title Credits unsatisfactory basis cannot be used to MAT 1500 Calculus I 4 satisfy requirements for the major, except for MAT 1505 Calculus II 4 PSY 2100: Seminar in Professional Item # Title Credits Development. MAT 1312 Biocalculus 4 MAT 1314 Modeling for the Life 3 Required Major Courses for B.S.: Sciences Item # Title Credits PSY 5150 or PSY 5250 PSY 1000 or PSY 1001 3 Credits: 3 PSY 2000 Intro Statistics 3 Item # Title Credits PSY 2050 Research Methods in Psy. 3 PSY 5150 Foundations of Modern 3 PSY 2100 Sem Professional 1 Psych Development PSY 5250 Contemp Research Issues in 3 PSY 4200 Biopsychology 3 Psy PSY 4500 Cognitive Psychology 3 PSY 3000-level Elective 3 PSY 3000-level Elective 3 PSY 3000-level Elective 3 Psychology Minor PSY Elective 3 PSY Elective 3 Chair: Michael Brown, Ph.D. BIO 2105 General Biology I 4 Office Location: 334 Tolentine Hall BIO 2106 General Biology II 4 Telephone: 610-519-4722 CSC 1051 Algorithms & Data Struc I 4 [Website] MAT 1500/1505 or MAT 1312/ 7 - 8 1314 About PSY 5150 or PSY 5250 3 Psychology is the basic and applied science of mind and behavior. Psychologists use the methods of both natural and social science to Category Descriptions advance our knowledge and understanding of thought, emotion, and behavior in humans and PSY 1000 or PSY 1001 other organisms. Psychologists also apply this knowledge to improve the conditions of Credits: 3 individuals and society. The Department of Psychological and Brian Sciences offer two • PSY 1001 is recommended by the majors in psychology, a Bachelor of Science department. (B.S.) and a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.). Item # Title Credits Type: Minor PSY 1000 General Psychology 3 PSY 1001 Intro to Brain and Behavior 3

PSY 3000-level Elective Credits: 3

PSY Elective Credits: 3

MAT 1500/1505 or MAT 1312/1314 Credits: 7 - 8

115 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog MINOR (15 credits) refers to the complex relationships that exist between government at all levels, nonprofit A minor is open to all students and requires 5 organizations, higher education, and the private courses and 15 credits. sector. Now more than ever before, these groups have been called upon to cooperate in order to Program Notes: address society’s most pressing and challenging problems. • Courses taken on a satisfactory/ unsatisfactory basis cannot be used to Type: Minor satisfy requirements for the minor. • No more than two prior approved psychology courses may be taken at another MINOR (18 credits) institution (AP courses, transfer courses, In the Public Service and Administration Minor, courses taken abroad, etc.) and be counted you will be introduced to ethical, philosophical, toward the minor. theological, historical, social, and political • Students wishing to be awarded the minor perspectives that influence the leadership and must also submit a declaration form to the management of government and nonprofit Department of Psychological and Brian organizations. The specific goals of this minor are Sciences. to help prepare you to understand and pursue the common good; assist in the creation, Required Minor Courses: implementation, and analysis of public programs; strengthen communities through innovative Item # Title Credits leadership and engaged citizenship; reflect on PSY 1000 General Psychology 3 how the citizen as public servant discovers PSY Elective 3 meaning and purpose in one’s life by forging and PSY Elective 3 developing the bonds of community. PSY Elective 3 PSY Elective 3 Program Notes:

• At least four of the courses (12 credits) must be within the Department of Public Category Descriptions Administration and up to two pre-approved elective courses (6 credits) may be taken PSY Elective outside of the Department’s course offerings. Credits: 3 • Additional approved electives outside the Department of Public Administration may be found on the Public Administration website. • All service learning courses can be approved Public Administration as electives towards the Minor.

Public Administration Minor Required Minor Courses: Chair: Catherine E. Wilson, Ph.D. Item # Title Credits Office Location: 205 Saint Augustine Center PA 1050 Public Administration 3 Telephone: 610-519-3934 PA 2000 or PA 6000 3 [Website] PA Electives 3 PA Electives 3 About PA Electives 3 PA Electives 3 The Department of Public Administration offers a Minor in Public Service and Administration for undergraduate students. The minor is an interdisciplinary course of study, open to Category Descriptions students from all Colleges, that prepares students to be responsibly engaged citizens, government PA 2000 or PA 6000 managers, and community leaders working in the “new public sector.” The “new public sector” Credits: 3

116 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog Item # Title Credits CONCENTRATION (18 credits) PA 2000 Public Policy 3 The Russian Area Studies Concentration is open PA 6000 Vocation of Public Service 3 to all students enrolled in the University. The purpose of the concentration is to provide PA Electives students with a multi-disciplinary comprehension of Russia through the study of this complex Credits: 3 country’s language, culture, literature, history, politics, religions and art. Choose from the following: Program Notes: Item # Title Credits PA 2000 Public Policy 3 • Other appropriate special topics courses in PA 2100 City and Suburb 3 Economics and History may count towards PA 3000 Overview of Non-Profit 3 electives as approved by the director. Sector PA 5000 Special Topics 3 PA 5100 Independent Study 3 Required Concentration Courses: PA 6000 Vocation of Public Service 3 Item # Title Credits PA 6100 PSA Internship 3 Russian Language Elective 6 VIA 3020 Creating Social Impact 3 Russian Studies Electives 12

Russian Studies Category Descriptions

Russian Area Studies Concentration Russian Language Elective (RASCON) Credits: 6

Chair: Joseph Loya, O.S.A. Two semesters of Russian at the intermediate Office Location: 233 Saint Augustine Center level OR demonstrated proficiency at an Telephone: 610-519-7243 equivalent level. [Website] Russian Studies Electives About Credits: 12 The Concentration in Russian Area Studies promotes the study of the Russian language, Choose four courses from the following culture and society. With a rigorous and list. Other appropriate special topics and intellectually challenging program, students in independent study courses in Economics, the Russian Area Studies Concentration will History, plus Russian culture and language may become proficient in the language yb taking at count towards electives as approved by the least two semesters of Russian language at the director. intermediate level and will gain well-rounded knowledge of the culture by taking four electives chosen from designated courses in History, Literature, Political Science, Economics, Theology and Religious Studies, and Art and Art History.

Type: Concentration

117 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog Item # Title Credits MAJOR (33 credits) HIS 1070 Topics Empire and 3 To declare the Major, a student must have Imperialism completed Introduction to Sociology (SOC HIS 1165 Topics Global Perspectives 3 1000), with a “C+” or higher or have a minimum HIS 3242 Russia from Stalin to Putin 3 GPA of 3.0. The Major consists of 33 credits. A HIS 3995 Topics in European History 3 student must allow three full semesters after the HUM 6000 Great Thought Seminar 3 declaration of the Major to complete all PSC 3320 Russian Politics 3 requirements. One of the Sociology electives for RUS 1131 Conversation Composition 3 the Major can be satisfied yb an internship for RUS 1132 Advanced Convers & Comp 3 credit with approval from the department Chair, RUS 3412 Russian Culture in Context 3 provided that the student has at least 15 credits RUS 4110 Russian Film 3 toward the Major. RUS 4120 The Russian Short Story 3 Program Notes: SAR 4007 Painting of Icons 3 THL 5200 Religion in Russia 3 • A student taking an internship in a field setting in the second semester of their junior year or during their senior year should consult with the department Chair. Sociology • Students must have at least three full semesters remaining at Villanova University Sociology, B.A. to declare a Sociology major. • Students with a GPA lower than 3.0 must Chair: Tom Arvanites, Ph.D. receive a C+ or better in "Introduction to Office Location: 204 Saint Augustine Center Sociology," in order to declare a sociology Telephone: 610-519-4742 major. Website Required Major Courses: About Item # Title Credits Sociology is the systematic study of social life. SOC 1000 Intro to Sociology 3 Sociologists believe that people’s actions are SOC 5300 Data Analysis-Social 3 strongly influenced by the conditions and Scientist situations in which they live, work, and play. SOC 5400 Applied Research in Soc 3 Everybody makes decisions, but we recognize SOC 6500 Seminar 3 and study how social structures and institutions SOC Theory Elective 3 affect and constrain those decisions. Our goal as researchers is to expose and analyze the impacts SOC Elective 3 of those circumstances on human decisions, SOC Elective 3 societies, and opportunities. Methodologically, we SOC Elective 3 incorporate multiple perspectives and analytical SOC Elective 3 approaches to help create a more holistic SOC Elective 3 understanding of our society. Our mission as CRM Elective 3 teachers is to empower students to think critically and rigorously about individuals and societies. Through our diverse offerings on local, regional, national and global social processes, we Category Descriptions strive to create more complete human beings with a keen sense of humanity, social justice, and SOC Theory Elective appropriate social policy. Credits: 3 Type: Bachelor of Arts Choose one of the following Theory courses (prerequisite: SOC 1000):

118 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog MINOR (15 credits) This list also includes SOC 5000. A Minor is open to all students and requires 5 Item # Title Credits courses and 15 credits. Courses taken on a satisfactory/unsatisfactory basis cannot be used SOC 5050 Soc Theory & Public Policy 3 to satisfy requirements for the Minor. Minors SOC 5100 Contemp Thry & Research 3 cannot receive Sociology credit for an internship. Students wishing to earn a Minor in Sociology SOC Elective must fill out an application form available in the Credits: 3 office.

Choose a sociology elective. Program Notes:

CRM Elective • Only one course may be transferred from another university. Credits: 3 • No course for the minor may be taken S/U, and no more than one course transferred Choose a criminology elective. from another university will be accepted. • Minors cannot receive Sociology credit for an internship.

Sociology Minor Required Minor Courses: Item # Title Credits Chair: Tom Arvanites, Ph.D. SOC 1000 Intro to Sociology 3 Office Location: 204 Saint Augustine Center SOC Minor Elective Telephone: 610-519-4742 SOC Minor Elective Website SOC Minor Elective SOC Minor Elective About Sociology is the systematic study of social life. Sociologists believe that people’s actions are strongly influenced by the conditions and Category Descriptions situations in which they live, work, and play. Everybody makes decisions, but we recognize SOC Minor Elective and study how social structures and institutions affect and constrain those decisions. Our goal as Choose any course with the SOC subject code researchers is to expose and analyze the impacts numbered 2000 to 4999. of those circumstances on human decisions, societies, and opportunities. Methodologically, we incorporate multiple perspectives and analytical approaches to help create a more holistic understanding of our society. Our mission as Spanish Studies teachers is to empower students to think critically and rigorously about individuals and Spanish Studies, B.A. societies. Through our diverse offerings on local, regional, national and global social processes, we Chairperson: Mercedes Julia, Ph.D. strive to create more complete human beings Office Location: 303 Saint Augustine Center with a keen sense of humanity, social justice, and Telephone: (610) 519-7794 appropriate social policy. [Website]

Type: Minor About Spanish is the language that the majority of students in the United States (and in Villanova) chooses to study at the present time for very good reasons: It is the second major language spoken in the world (after

119 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog Mandarin) and it is the second language spoken MAJOR (30 credits) in the United States. Therefore it will be very The influence of Spanish crosses centuries as well useful and advantageous to know Spanish in any as geographic boundaries. It is a dynamic and career path that students may choose. exciting language used in diverse parts of the Approximately 800 students take Spanish world, such as: Central, South, North America, the undergraduate courses every semester at Caribbean and Spain. Spanish and its different Villanova. Students are encouraged to spend cultures are taught at Villanova in summers and semesters abroad in Spain and interdisciplinary courses, in the Liberal Arts Central and South America, to obtain a greater Program, Cultural Studies program, and in proficiency in the language. courses that were designed in response to these Type: Bachelor of Arts developments. The classes provide students with a thorough grounding in the history, politics, cultural production (literatures, film, theater), linguistics, post-colonial experiences, and development of the Hispanic world.

Program Notes:

• Of the 10 Major courses at least 3 must be at the 3000 level (including SPA 3970), two of which must be taken at Villanova. • One RLL course taught in English with SPA attribute may be accepted for the major. • Students may obtain up to 6 credits through the Villanova summer program in Cádiz (Spain) or Valparaiso (Chile), and up to 9 credits through an authorized semester program. Contact the ISO for details.

Required Major Courses: Item # Title Credits SPA 1138 or SPA 1140 3 SPA 2220 or SPA 2221 3 SPA 3970 Research Seminar 3 Intermediate Spanish 3 Elective Intermediate Spanish 3 Elective Intermediate Spanish 3 Elective Intermediate Spanish 3 Elective Intermediate Spanish 3 Elective Intermediate Spanish 3 Elective Intermediate Spanish 3 Elective

Category Descriptions

SPA 1138 or SPA 1140 Credits: 3

120 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog Item # Title Credits MINOR (12 credits) SPA 1138 Advanced Grammar 3 The department encourages students to obtain a SPA 1140 Writing & Stylistics in Span. 3 minor in Spanish if their schedule does not permit them to complete a major. In order to do SPA 2220 or SPA 2221 so, students may come to the Department main office, located in SAC 303 and fill out a orm.f At Credits: 3 the time of graduation and upon completion of Item # Title Credits the minor requirements, students will be issued a SPA 2220 Literature & Culture of 3 Minor certificate and the minor will appear on Spain their transcript. SPA 2221 Lit. & Cult. of Latin America 3 Required Minor Courses: Intermediate Spanish Elective • Four courses above the Intermediate (1122) Credits: 3 level Choose a SPA course above Intermediate (1122) Program Notes: level. • Of the four required courses, one must be at the 3000 level and taken at Villanova, or at a Villanova study abroad program (Cádiz or Valparaiso). Spanish Studies Minor • Courses in English do not count for the minor. Chairperson: Mercedes Julia, Ph.D. Office Location: 303 Saint Augustine Center Telephone: (610) 519-7794 Required Minor Courses: [Website] Item # Title Credits Intermediate Spanish 3 About Elective Spanish is the language that the majority of Intermediate Spanish 3 students in the United States (and in Villanova) Elective chooses to study at the present time for very Intermediate Spanish 3 good reasons: It is the second major Elective language spoken in the world (after Intermediate Spanish 3 Mandarin) and it is the second language spoken Elective in the United States. Therefore it will be very useful and advantageous to know Spanish in any career path that students may choose. Approximately 800 students take Spanish Category Descriptions undergraduate courses every semester at Villanova. Students are encouraged to spend Intermediate Spanish Elective summers and semesters abroad in Spain and Credits: 3 Central and South America, to obtain a greater proficiency in the language. Choose a SPA course above Intermediate (1122) level. Type: Minor

Theatre Music Minor

Villanova has a vibrant musical culture, and students interested in Music can declare a minor in Music or take courses in Music taught by

121 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog faculty from across the University. Develop your skills and learn how to get the most out of your Category Descriptions experience as a performer and listener with a broad range of courses as a Music Minor. Studio Art Core

Type: Minor Credits: 12 Students must choose four courses from the Minor (16 credits) below list. Music Minors must complete five Music courses. Item # Title Credits Item # Title Credits SAR 2010 Intro to Calligraphy 3 SAR 2100 Music Theory I 4 SAR 2020 Basic Watercolor 3 SAR 2110 or SAR 2111 3 Techniques Music Minor Elective 3 SAR 2021 Basic Drawing Techniques 3 Music Minor Elective 3 SAR 2022 Basic Oil Painting 3 Music Minor Elective 3 SAR 3031 Special Topics in Studio Art 3 SAR 4007 Painting of Icons 3 SAR 5004 Basic Printmaking 3

Category Descriptions Studio Art Elective

SAR 2110 or SAR 2111 Credits: 3 Credits: 3 One elective from the list in Studio Art Core or Item # Title Credits from the following: SAR 2110 Western Music to 1750 3 SAR 2111 Western Music:1750-Present 3 Item # Title Credits AAH 1101 His West Art:Ancient-Med 3 Music Minor Elective AAH 1102 His West Art: Renaiss - Cont 3 AAH 1103 Visual Arts in US 1607-1876 3 Credits: 3 AAH 1104 Visual Arts in US 3 Item # Title Credits 1877-Present SAR 2114 Words & Music: The Art of 3 AAH 2000 Ancient Art 3 Song AAH 2001 Medieval Art 3 SAR 2119 Jazz:America's Music 3 AAH 2002 Early Renaissance Art in 3 THE 2034 Musical Theatre 3 Italy CSC 1043 Laptop Instrument 3 AAH 2003 Age of Rembrandt & Bernini 3 PHI 4140 Phil of Contemporary Music 3 AAH 2004 Modern Art 3 COM 3354 Media Criticism 3 AAH 2009 Contemporary Art 3 AAH 2012 High Renaissance Art in 3 Italy AAH 3001 Women in Art 3 Studio Art Minor AAH 3002 Art of Philadelphia 3 AAH 3003 Romantic to Post-Impress 3 Students interested in Art can declare a minor in AAH 3005 Gender Sexuality Visl 3 Studio Art, or take courses taught by our Culture inspiring faculty to develop a deeper AAH 3007 The Art of Ireland 3 appreciation and build skills in the arts. AAH 4010 Interpreting Art 3 Type: Minor CHI 3413 Chinese Calligraphy 3 Item # Title Credits ITA 3075 Visual History of Italy 3 Studio Art Core 12 ITA 3413 Topics on Italy and Beauty 3 Studio Art Elective 3 JPN 2143 Japanese Animation 3

122 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog Theatre Minor Choose from the following: Chairperson: Valerie M. Joyce, Ph.D. Office Location: 205 Saint Augustine Center This list also includes THE 3006 (3 cr). Telephone: 610-519-4760 [Website] Item # Title Credits THE 2019 The Theatrical Expernce 3 About THE 2030 Advan Princ of Acting 3 The Villanova University Theatre Department THE 2032 Elements of Dance 3 aims to inform and inspire theatre artists, THE 2033 Advanced Elements of 3 administrators, and scholars who will impact the Dance future of this dynamic art form. Our culture of THE 2034 Musical Theatre 3 creativity engages in rigorous study and the THE 2051 Creativity 3 practical application of theatrical theories and THE 3007 Playwriting 3 techniques. We believe art has the power to THE 4011 Directing the Play 3 transform hearts and minds by challenging both individuals and communities. Type: Minor Theology and Religious MINOR (15 credits and practicum) Studies Undergraduate students may fulfill a heaT tre minor by completing five theatre courses (two Theology and Religious Studies, required/three elective) and a theatre practicum. B.A.

Program Notes: Chairperson: Peter Spitaler, Ph.D. Program Director: Mark Graham, Ph.D. • To fulfill the theatre practicum, contact Office Location: 203 Saint Augustine Center program coordinator Kevin Esmond. Telephone: 610-519-4730 [Website] Required Minor Courses: Item # Title Credits About THE 2029 Fund Princ of Acting 3 Theological and religious studies as conceived, THE 2040 Theatre Practicum 0 studied, and advanced at Villanova are Required Theatre 3 interdisciplinary and integrative. Students pursue Specialized Course their objectives from diverse theological and THE Elective 3 religious perspectives, places them in dialogue with each other, and integrate religious and THE Elective 3 theological knowledge with experience and other THE Elective 3 forms of knowing.

Our programs explore the intersections of Catholic theology, religion, and cultures(s) and Category Descriptions prepare students for graduate studies and for careers in humanitarian, philanthropic or other Required Theatre Specialized Course non-profit, charitable organizations; and in Credits: 3 religious organizations as campus, youth or Item # Title Credits parish minister, educator, catechist, retreat THE 2019 The Theatrical Expernce 3 worker, administrator, counselor, spiritual director THE 2051 Creativity 3 or in one of the many other positions such THE 3030 Spec Topics in Theatre 3 organizations offer. Type: Bachelor of Arts THE Elective Credits: 3

123 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog PRIMARY MAJOR (30 credits) SECONDARY MAJOR (24 credits) The primary major emphasizes a broad The secondary major highlights the understanding of Christian and non-Christian interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary nature of theological and religious traditions. It is a stand- theological inquiry and of the study of religion. It alone program, and students may take it in must be taken in conjunction with another major conjunction with another major (i.e., the and completed concurrently with it. traditional “double” major). Program Notes: Program Notes: • For the THL Electives: 6 credits may be • For the THL Electives: 9 credits may be taken from among the approved extra- taken from among the approved extra- departmental courses listed below the departmental courses listed below the Primary Major Required Course list. The TRS Primary Major Required Course list. The TRS Director of Undergraduate Programs may Director of Undergraduate Programs may approve additional courses (for example, a approve additional courses (for example, a course taken overseas or particular themes course taken overseas or particular themes or topic courses not listed explicitly in the or topic courses not listed explicitly in the University Catalog). Because such courses University Catalog). Because such courses do not carry the Core Theology (CTHL) do not carry the Core Theology (CTHL) attribute, they will count toward the Major attribute, they will count toward the Major degree only with prior approval from the degree only with prior approval from the Director. Director. • Total number of elective courses from • Total number of elective courses from outside the TRS Department (including outside the TRS Department (including courses taken overseas) must not exceed six courses taken overseas) must not exceed credit hours. nine credit hours. • Theology majors are required to select a • Theology majors are required to select a concentration that will give shape and focus concentration that will give shape and focus to the major. to the major. Secondary Major Required Courses: Primary Major Required Courses: Item # Title Credits Item # Title Credits THL 1000 Faith, Reason, and Culture 3 THL 1000 Faith, Reason, and Culture 3 THL 6300 Research Seminar 3 THL 6300 Research Seminar 3 THL 6500 Advanced Seminar 3 THL 6500 Advanced Seminar 3 THL Elective 3 THL Elective 3 THL Elective 3 THL Elective 3 THL Elective 3 THL Elective 3 THL Elective 3 THL Elective 3 THL Elective 3 THL Elective 3 THL Elective 3 THL Elective 3 List of Approved Extra- Category Descriptions Departmental Courses THL Elective Credits: 3

Choose a course in theological and religious studies.

List of Approved Extra-Departmental Courses

124 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog Item # Title Credits worker, administrator, counselor, spiritual director GIS 4275 Global Religions & the State 3 or in one of the many other positions such organizations offer. HIS 1060 Topics in Religion & Society 3 HIS 2280 Catholic Church in America 3 Type: Minor HIS 3018 Pagans, Jews, and 3 Christians HIS 4031 Islamic Civilization to 1800 3 MINOR (15 credits) HIS 4076 Jewish History 3 The minor is open to all students. Students can HUM 4000 Jews,Christians,Muslims:Dialog 3 take the minor in conjunction with any other PHI 2450 Catholic Social Thought 3 program in any Villanova College. Once the PHI 2900 Philosophy of Religion 3 required coursework is completed, Villanova PHI 2910 Mysticism & Philosophy 3 recognizes the minor at the time of graduation PHI 3100 Augustine & Antiquity 3 on the official anscript.tr PHI 3120 Augustine & Modernity 3 Program Notes: PHI 3410 Thomas Aquinas 3 PJ 2600 Catholic Social Teaching 3 • For the THL Elective: 3 credits may be taken PJ 2900 Ethical Issues in P & J 3 from among the approved extra- PJ 3400 War and Morality 3 departmental courses listed below the PJ 4600 Global Poverty & Justice 3 Required Minor Courses list. The TRS PJ 5400 Ethics, Justice and the 3 Director of Undergraduate Programs may Family approve additional courses (for example, a PSC 3440 Politics and Religion 3 course taken overseas or particular themes SOC 2600 Sociology of Religion 3 or topic courses not listed explicitly in the THE 3010 Mindfulness in Action 3 University Catalog). Because such courses do not carry the Core Theology (CTHL) attribute, they will count toward the Major degree only with prior approval from the Theology and Religious Studies Director. Minor • Total number of elective courses from outside the TRS Department (including Chairperson: Peter Spitaler, Ph.D. courses taken overseas) must not exceed Program Director: Mark Graham, Ph.D. three credit hours. Office Location: 203 Saint Augustine Center Telephone: 610-519-4730 [Website] Required Minor Courses: Item # Title Credits About THL 1000 Faith, Reason, and Culture 3 Theological and religious studies as conceived, THL Elective 3 studied, and advanced at Villanova are THL Elective 3 interdisciplinary and integrative. Students pursue THL Elective 3 their objectives from diverse theological and THL Elective 3 religious perspectives, places them in dialogue List of Approved Extra- with each other, and integrate religious and Departmental Courses theological knowledge with experience and other forms of knowing.

Our programs explore the intersections of Category Descriptions Catholic theology, religion, and cultures(s) and prepare students for graduate studies and for THL Elective careers in humanitarian, philanthropic or other non-profit, charitable organizations; and in Credits: 3 religious organizations as campus, youth or Choose a course in theological and religious parish minister, educator, catechist, retreat studies.

125 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog MINOR (18 credits) List of Approved Extra-Departmental Courses Students must complete 18 credit hours, Item # Title Credits comprising 6 advanced courses numbered 2000 GIS 4275 Global Religions & the State 3 and above. HIS 1060 Topics in Religion & Society 3 Program Notes: HIS 2280 Catholic Church in America 3 HIS 3018 Pagans, Jews, and 3 • Also required: A Grammar, Style and Christians Punctuation Exam by the end of their first HIS 4031 Islamic Civilization to 1800 3 semester of work towards the minor, HIS 4076 Jewish History 3 students will have studied for and passed a HUM 4000 Jews,Christians,Muslims:Dialog 3 self-administered WebCT exam covering PHI 2450 Catholic Social Thought 3 principles of Standard Edited English, a style PHI 2900 Philosophy of Religion 3 sheet as that of the Associated Press, and PHI 2910 Mysticism & Philosophy 3 other rules of grammar, punctuation, and PHI 3100 Augustine & Antiquity 3 mechanics. PHI 3120 Augustine & Modernity 3 PHI 3410 Thomas Aquinas 3 Required Minor Courses: PJ 2600 Catholic Social Teaching 3 Item # Title Credits PJ 2900 Ethical Issues in P & J 3 PJ 3400 War and Morality 3 Writing Practice Elective 9 PJ 4600 Global Poverty & Justice 3 Composition/Rhetorical/ 6 Critical Theory Elective PJ 5400 Ethics, Justice and the 3 Family Upper-Level English Lit 3 PSC 3440 Politics and Religion 3 SOC 2600 Sociology of Religion 3 THE 3010 Mindfulness in Action 3 Category Descriptions

Writing Practice Elective Writing and Rhetoric Credits: 9 Writing and Rhetoric Minor Choose 3 courses primarily in writing practice at the intermediate or advanced level: Program Director: Ellen Bonds, Ph.D. Office Location: 453 Saint Augustine Center Telephone: 610-519-4657 • ENG 2045 Special Topics, when these [Website] courses are focused on critical theory. About As an interdisciplinary program with courses from the Departments of English and Communication, the Program in Writing and Rhetoric offers students opportunities to gain significant knowledge of the rhetorical framework constituting professional, aesthetic and everyday writing. The program will allow students who want to pursue study in writing and communication to do so in a focused and comprehensive way with examination of the theoretical, historical, and philosophical aspects of these disciplines.

Type: Minor

126 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog Item # Title Credits Item # Title Credits ENG 1842 Perspectives in Literature 3 ENG 2043 Writing About US Pop 3 ENG 2000 Adv Expository Writing 3 Culture ENG 2003 Intro to Creative Writing 3 ENG 2045 Sp Top in Writing & 3 ENG 2005 Writing of Short Story 3 Rhetoric ENG 2006 The Writing of Poetry 3 ENG 2250 Ways of Reading:Lit 3 ENG 2007 The Writing of Screenplays 3 Analysis ENG 2009 Writing the Traditional 3 ENG 2800 Teaching Practicum 3 Novel COM 2200 Theories of Rhetoric 3 ENG 2011 Writing the Experimental 3 COM 2280 Theories of Persuasion 3 Novel COM 2300 Theories of Mass 3 ENG 2012 Advanced Creative Writing 3 Communication ENG 2013 Writing of Memoir 3 COM 2340 Theories of Visual Com & 3 ENG 2017 Writing Detective Fiction 3 Cultu ENG 2018 Nature Writing Workshop 3 COM 2440 Theories of Organizational 3 ENG 2020 Journalism 3 Com ENG 2041 Travel Writing 3 COM 3201 Rhetoric & Social Justice 3 ENG 2045 Sp Top in Writing & 3 COM 3202 Rhetoric, Identity & Conflict 3 Rhetoric COM 3203 Communication Law & 3 ENG 2050 Writing for Magazines 3 Policy ENG 2060 Desktop Publishing 3 COM 3204 Rhetoric and Democracy 3 COM 3303 Screenwriting 3 COM 3207 African American Rhetoric 3 COM 3341 Gender and Film 3 COM 3208 Rhetoric and Myth 3 COM 3341 Gender and Film 3 COM 3290 Spec Top in Rhetoric & Perf 3 COM 3352 Media & Technology 3 CST 2100 Intro. to Cultural Studies 3 COM 3353 Media & Politics 3 PHI 2010 Logic & Critical Thinking 3 COM 3354 Media Criticism 3 PHI 2170 Mass Media Ethics 3 COM 3360 Introduction to Journalism 3 PHI 2180 Computer Ethics 3 COM 3361 Journalism Practices 3 PHI 2710 Information Knowledge 3 COM 3363 Broadcast Journalism 3 Inquiry COM 3365 Sports Journalism 3 PHI 2760 Philosophy & Literature 3 COM 3366 Multimedia Journalism 3 PHI 3020 History of Ancient 3 COM 3367 Journalism Topics 3 Philosophy COM 3390 Spec Top in Media & Film 3 PHI 4140 Phil of Contemporary Music 3 COM 3403 Intercultural 3 PHI 4150 Philosophy & Film 3 Communication PHI 4200 Philosophy of Language 3 COM 3406 Gender & Communication 3 Upper-Level English Lit COM 3462 Public Relations Writing 3 COM 3464 Public Relations Campaigns 3 Credits: 3 COM 4001 Qualitative Research in 3 COM Choose an upper level English literature course.

Composition/Rhetorical/Critical Theory Elective Credits: 6 Writing and Rhetoric Concentration Choose two courses in composition theory, rhetorical theory, critical theory or history of Program Director: Ellen Bonds, Ph.D. language/cultural texts: Office Location: 453 Saint Augustine Center Telephone: 610-519-4657 • ENG 2045 Special Topics, when these [Website] courses are focused on critical theory.

127 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog About Category Descriptions As an interdisciplinary program with courses from the Departments of English and Writing Practice Elective Communication, the Program in Writing and Rhetoric offers students opportunities to gain Credits: 9 significant knowledge of the rhetorical framework constituting professional, aesthetic Choose 3 courses primarily in writing practice and everyday writing. The program will allow at the intermediate or advanced level: students who want to pursue study in writing and communication to do so in a focused and comprehensive way with examination of the theoretical, historical, and philosophical aspects • ENG 2045 Special Topics, when these of these disciplines. courses are focused on critical theory.

Type: Concentration Item # Title Credits ENG 1842 Perspectives in Literature 3 ENG 2000 Adv Expository Writing 3 CONCENTRATION (24 credits) ENG 2003 Intro to Creative Writing 3 In keeping with the English Department’s focus ENG 2005 Writing of Short Story 3 on literary texts, the notion of rhetoric informing ENG 2006 The Writing of Poetry 3 the Concentration includes textual analysis as ENG 2007 The Writing of Screenplays 3 well as the more traditional uses of the term, thus ENG 2009 Writing the Traditional 3 bringing the wisdom and imagination of literary Novel discourse into the Concentration. Such a focus on ENG 2011 Writing the Experimental 3 literary texts also underscores the well-known Novel correlation between reading well and writing well. Furthering the Communication Department’s ENG 2012 Advanced Creative Writing 3 focus on orality and persuasion, the ENG 2013 Writing of Memoir 3 Concentration will allow students to develop ENG 2017 Writing Detective Fiction 3 rhetorically complex understandings of audiences ENG 2018 Nature Writing Workshop 3 and master of the skills necessary to adapt the ENG 2020 Journalism 3 written and oral messages for identified ENG 2041 Travel Writing 3 audiences. ENG 2045 Sp Top in Writing & 3 Rhetoric Program Notes: ENG 2050 Writing for Magazines 3 ENG 2060 Desktop Publishing 3 • Non-Credit bearing internships may also COM 3303 Screenwriting 3 possibly fulfil the One Practicum Course COM 3341 Gender and Film 3 requirement if they involve a substantial COM 3341 Gender and Film 3 amount of writing. The internship must be COM 3352 Media & Technology 3 approved by the Director of the Writing and COM 3353 Media & Politics 3 Rhetoric Program. • Students must have a 3.0 average or better COM 3354 Media Criticism 3 to enroll in the Concentration. To COM 3360 Introduction to Journalism 3 successfully complete the Concentration, COM 3361 Journalism Practices 3 students must achieve a 3.0 average in their COM 3363 Broadcast Journalism 3 Concentration courses. COM 3365 Sports Journalism 3 COM 3366 Multimedia Journalism 3 Required Concentration Courses: COM 3367 Journalism Topics 3 COM 3390 Spec Top in Media & Film 3 Item # Title Credits COM 3403 Intercultural 3 Writing Practice Elective 9 Communication Composition/Rhetorical/ 6 COM 3406 Gender & Communication 3 Critical Theory Elective COM 3462 Public Relations Writing 3 Writing Practicum Elective 3 COM 3464 Public Relations Campaigns 3 Upper-Level English Lit 3 COM 4001 Qualitative Research in 3 Upper-Level English Lit 3 COM

128 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog Item # Title Credits Composition/Rhetorical/Critical Theory Elective ENG 2030 Tutoring Writers 3 ENG 2060 Desktop Publishing 3 Credits: 6 ENG 2993 Internship 3 Choose two courses in composition theory, ENG 2996 Internship 6 rhetorical theory, critical theory or history of COM 2993 Communication Internship 3 language/cultural texts: COM 2996 Communication Internship 6 PJ 4650 Service Learning Practicum 1 • ENG 2045 Special Topics, when these courses are focused on critical theory. Upper-Level English Lit

Item # Title Credits Credits: 3 ENG 2043 Writing About US Pop 3 Choose an upper level English literature course. Culture ENG 2045 Sp Top in Writing & 3 Rhetoric ENG 2250 Ways of Reading:Lit 3 Analysis ENG 2800 Teaching Practicum 3 COM 2200 Theories of Rhetoric 3 COM 2280 Theories of Persuasion 3 COM 2300 Theories of Mass 3 Communication COM 2340 Theories of Visual Com & 3 Cultu COM 2440 Theories of Organizational 3 Com COM 3201 Rhetoric & Social Justice 3 COM 3202 Rhetoric, Identity & Conflict 3 COM 3203 Communication Law & 3 Policy COM 3204 Rhetoric and Democracy 3 COM 3207 African American Rhetoric 3 COM 3208 Rhetoric and Myth 3 COM 3290 Spec Top in Rhetoric & Perf 3 CST 2100 Intro. to Cultural Studies 3 PHI 2010 Logic & Critical Thinking 3 PHI 2170 Mass Media Ethics 3 PHI 2180 Computer Ethics 3 PHI 2710 Information Knowledge 3 Inquiry PHI 2760 Philosophy & Literature 3 PHI 3020 History of Ancient 3 Philosophy PHI 4140 Phil of Contemporary Music 3 PHI 4150 Philosophy & Film 3 PHI 4200 Philosophy of Language 3

Writing Practicum Elective Credits: 3

• PJ 4650: Service Learning Practicum, when the practicum involves a good deal of writing.

129 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog ACC 2320: Intermediate ACC 2360: Federal Income Course Accounting II Tax Descriptions Continues the intensive study An introduction to federal and application of GAAP for income taxation with primary Accounting asset valuation, income emphasis on the tax measurement, and financial implications of business ACC 1101: Prin of Financial statement presentation begun transactions. Objectives of the Accounting in ACC 2310. Selected course are to explore tax- Understanding business by accounting and consulting policy issues and to develop a being able to understand the issues. Correction of financial basic understanding of federal financial tas tements. statements, income taxes, income tax laws, income tax Accounting concepts, pensions, segment reporting, planning, and the impact of transaction analysis, analytical cash-flow disclosures, debt taxes on business decisions. procedures, valuation and issuance and amortization, Restricted to Accounting allocation, revenue recognition leases, and investments. As majors and minors with Junior and expense matching, and with ACC 2310, each topic and Senior standing. cash flow analysis - operating, under GAAP compared to IFRS Credits: 3 investing, and financing. counterpart. Prerequisites: Includes appropriate use of Credits: 3 ACC 2310 :Y and (VSB 2009 or technology. Prerequisites: VSB 2010 or VSB 2030 and Credits: 3 ACC 2310 VSB 2040) ACC 2020: Special Topics ACC 2340: Accounting ACC 2410: Accounting for Information Systems Real Estate Special accounting topics offered in lecture/seminar This course offers both a Accounting for both private format. Permission of conceptual overview and and public real estate entities, Department Chair. hands-on experience with a acquisitions, development, Credits: 1 variety of AIS related material. operations, dispositions, Topics covered include: impairments and fair value ACC 2310: Intermediate Semantic modeling and event implications of real estate Accounting I driven accounting information transactions and ownership. Intensive study and application systems (AIS); development, Credits: 3 of GAAP for asset valuation, documentation, control and Prerequisites: income measurement, and audit of AIS, with particular ACC 2310 financial tas tement reference to the COBIT ACC 2420: International presentation for business framework; an overview of Accounting organizations, and the XBRL and its role in financial processes through which these reporting; the use of database Examines a variety of principles evolve. Each topic management software and international accounting issues, under GAAP compared to IFRS accounting software in including international financial counterpart. Coverage of developing modern AIS. accounting standards; topics essential to preparing, Credits: 3 consolidation of international reading, understanding, Prerequisites: operations; auditing standards interpreting and using financial ACC 2310 and procedures; managerial statements. Extensive reliance accounting systems for on case method. planning, control, and Credits: 3 performance measurement; Prerequisites: political, legal, and cultural VSB 2020 :Y and (VSB 2009 :Y influences on accounting and or VSB 2010 or VSB 2030 and transfer pricing. This course VSB 2040) can be applied toward the international course requirement and in VSB's Master of Accountancy Program. Credits: 3 Prerequisites: ACC 2310

130 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog ACC 2430: Auditing ACC 2450: Advanced ACC 3350: Fraud Examination Auditing standards employed Accounting The focus of the course is on in verification of and reporting Theories and techniques used the pervasiveness and causes on financial tas tements, for specialized accounting of fraud, methods for evaluation of controls, problems, with emphasis on investigating fraud within statistical sampling, business combinations, organizations, and what substantive testing, legal consolidations, multinational organizations can do to liability and professional corporations, not-for-profit prevent and detect fraud. The responsibilities, and entities partnerships, and successful completion of the professional standards of issues related to solvency and course provides a basic ethics. Includes written and liquidation and financial fraud. understanding of various types oral group case assignments Restricted to Accounting of fraud, the fraud triangle, and application of computer majors and minors. fraud prevention and internal technology. Restricted to Credits: 3 control, fraud detection and Accounting majors and minors. Prerequisites: investigaion techniques, Credits: 3 ACC 2310 and ACC 2320 :Y financial tas tement fraud, fraud Prerequisites: against organizations, ACC 2310 and ACC 2320 :Y ACC 2470: Cost Accounting bankruptcy and divorce fraud, Introduction to modern cost fraud in e-commerce, and the ACC 2435: Advanced Auditing accounting systems and the legal elements and resolution Increased regulatory accounting information needs of fraud. requirements, globalization, of managers, including: costing Credits: 3 and advances in data analytics approaches (job-order process, Prerequisites: are driving substantial changes standard, and absorption); cost ACC 2430 :Y in the complexity and behavior analysis; differential challenges facing today's costs for decision-making; ACC 3430: Accounting auditors. Auditors must activity-based costing (ABC) Internship understand and respond to and activity-based Employment with approved such changes in order to fulfill management (ABM); accounting firms and business their responsiblities as performance evaluation; and, organizations; varied work stewards of public trust. This issues related to quality. Group experience with appropriate course is designed to immerse work and case analysis (both training, instruction, and students in emerging practice oral and written) required. supervision. Paper required. issues, with a focus on the Restricted to Accounting Restricted to Accounting exploration of data analytics majors and minors with Senior majors and minors with junior tools, current regulatory standing. or senior standing, a minimum themes, relevant audit Credits: 3 GPA of 2.5, and approval of the research, and practitioner Prerequisites: Accounting Internship Director. insights in the public company ACC 2310 and VSB 3006 Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory audit context. only. Credits: 3 ACC 2480: Advanced Taxes Credits: 3 Prerequisites: Advanced federal income tax ACC 2430 topics and issues pertaining to ACC 3460: Accounting individuals, partnerships, Internship-Spring corporations, and estates and Full-time employment with trusts. Emphasis on tax approved accounting firm or planning and tax research. other business organizations; Credits: 3 varied work experience with Prerequisites: appropriate training, ACC 2310 and ACC 2360 instruction, and supervision. Does not fulfill major requirement; satisfies one free elective only. Permission of Accounting Department. Credits: 6

131 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog ACC 3470: Accounting Co-Op AER 1021: Foundation of US AER 2031: National Security Full-time employment with an Air Force II Affairs I approved firm in the area of The U.S. general purpose and The Armed forces as an Accounting where experience defensive forces including: integral and inseparable is gained through appropriate Mission and organization of the element of society. Emphasis training, instruction, and major U.S. Air Force on the overall national security supervision. Course does not Commands and separate process and the factors which fulfill the equirr ements of the operating agencies, major comprise it. The impact of a major. Prerequisite: Accounting functions and conduct of joint nation's military, economic major with junior status; service military operations. Air psychological, and technical minimum GPA requirements defense, detection systems, components on national will vary. Approval of close air support, and air security policy. Major Accounting Department Chair superiority. geopolitical hotspots and the required. Credits: 1 origin of arms races. Credits: 6 Credits: 3 Prerequisites: AER 1022: Leadership Lab Accounting major with junior Credits: 0 AER 2041: National Security status; minimum GPA Affairs II AER 1031: Evol of USAF Air requirements will vary. Civilian control of the military, Space Power I Approval of Accounting conflict ontrc ol, military Department Chair required. Aerospace power from professionalism, and military balloons and dirigibles through justice. Emphasis on the ACC 3500: Ind the employment of U.S. air reciprocal responsibilities of Study:Accounting power in World War II. The civilians and the military in a Credits: 3 military theory of aerospace democratic society. power employment. Credits: 3 Credits: 1 Aerospace AER 1041: Evol of USAF Air Space Powr II Africana Studies Studies (Air Employment of U.S. air power in the Korean Conflict, eliefr AFR 3000: Constructs of Force ROTC) missions and civic action Blackness programs in the later 1960s, Interdisciplinary examination of AER 1011: Foundation of US and the war in Southeast Asia. ideas of black identity, culture, Air Force I The military theory of and politics. Course covers The military as a profession, aerospace force employment. African and African Diaspora including: civilian control of Credits: 1 experience in society, history, U.S. Armed Forces, functions literature, health, and others in AER 2011: Air Force and organization of the U.S. Air global and national contexts. Leadership Studies I Force, organization and Team taught operations of U.S. strategic Managerial theory, concepts Credits: 3 offensive forces. and techniques of decision- Credits: 1 making, and the basic AFR 3100/3101/3102: Special functions of management with Topics AER 1012: Leadership Lab particular emphasis on Specific opicst vary each Credits: 0 applications for Air Force semester. officers. Credits: 3 Credits: 3 AFR 3101: Special Topics AER 2021: Air Force Credits: 3 Leadershp Studies II An interdisciplinary approach AFR 3102: Special Topics to leadership which includes Credits: 3 study of human behavior and AFR 4000: Capstone Seminar relationships, and motivation. Credits: 3 Credits: 3

132 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog AFR 5000: Ind. Study Africana ARB 1124: Intermediate Arabic Studies Arabic Language II Permission of Program Credits: 3 ARB 1111: Basic Arabic I Director. Individual students with specific interest work on a Functional use of Modern ARB 1125: Intermediate Arabic tutorial basis with an Standard Arabic for students III appropriate professor. with no prior knowledge of Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Arabic. Recitations, readings ARB 1131: Intensive Adv Arabic Prerequisites: and oral drills. I Permission of Program Credits: 6 Director. Advanced communication skills ARB 1112: Basic Arabic II including reading and Functional use of Modern discussing topics on current Standard Arabic for students events. Supplementary American Sign with no prior knowledge of language laboratory work. ARB Arabic. Recitations, readings 1125 or equivalent or Language and oral drills, supplementary permission of instructor. language laboratory work. Credits: 3 ASL 1111: Intro to Amer Sign Prerequisites: ARB 1111 or Language I equivalent or permission of ARB 1132: Intensive Adv Functional use of American instructor. Arabic II Sign Language for students Credits: 6 Advanced communication skills with no prior knowledge of Prerequisites: including reading and ASL and Deaf Culture. ARB 1111 or equivalent or discussing topics on current Credits: 3 permission of instructor. events. Supplementary language laboratory work. ARB ASL 1112: Intro to American ARB 1121: Intermediate Arabic 1131 or equivalent or permission Sign Lang II I of instructor. Continuation of ASL I with Review of grammar and Credits: 3 increase understanding and vocabulary. Recitations, knowledge of the ASL through readings and oral drills. ARB 1133: Conversational description, classified and Supplementary language Arabic I facial. Each unit has student/ laboratory work. Prerequisites: Intensive practice in instructor interaction and ARB 1111 and 1112 or equivalent conversation with emphasis on information on grammar, or permission of instructor. developing advance language comprehension and Deaf Credits: 5 skills in Arabic. ARB 1132 or Culture. Prerequisites: equivalent or permission of Credits: 3 ARB 1111 and 1112 or equivalent instructor. Prerequisites: or permission of instructor. Credits: 3 ASL 1111 ARB 1122: Intermediate Arabic ARB 1134: Conversational II Arabic II Review of grammar and Intensive practice in Arab and Islamic vocabulary. Recitations, conversation with emphasis on readings and oral drills. developing advance language Studies Supplementary language skills in Arabic. ARB 1133 or laboratory work. Prerequisites: equivalent or permission of AIS 1111: Basic Arabic ARB 1111 and 1112 and 1121 or instructor. Credits: 3 equivalent or permission of Credits: 3 instructor. AIS 1112: Basic Arabic II ARB 1141: Intro to Colloquial Credits: 5 Arabic Credits: 3 Prerequisites: Training in the use of colloquial AIS 3000: Special Topics ARB 1111 and 1112 and 1121 or equivalent or permission of Egyptian Arabic, focusing on Credits: 3 instructor. listening and speaking skills. Supplementary laboratory AIS 4100: AIS Seminar ARB 1123: Intermediate Arabic work and drills. Credits: 3 I Credits: 3 Credits: 3

133 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog ARB 2100: Arabic Lit in AAH 1102: His West Art: AAH 2002: Early Renaissance English Trans Renaiss - Cont Art in Italy Credits: 3 The history of the visual arts in Italian art & architecture from the West from the Early 1300-1480, investigation of the ARB 2142: Arab Culture Thru Renaissance to the present. political, religious & social Film & Text Credits: 3 contexts of the visual Arab culture and civilization productions of artists such as with emphasis on the Arab AAH 1103: Visual Arts in US Giotto, Donatello, Masaccio, people's contribution to the 1607-1876 Mantegna & Botticelli. arts and sciences. A survey of painting, sculpture, Credits: 3 Credits: 3 and architecture created in the present-day United States, AAH 2003: Age of Rembrandt ARB 2143: Arab Culinary from the founding of & Bernini Culture Jamestown to the great Major works of European Examines the development and Philadelphia Centennial painting, sculpture, and fundamental characteristics of Exhibition. architecture from the Arab culinary culture. Credits: 3 seventeenth through mid- Presenting Arab cuisine eighteenth centuries. Special elements absorbed from the AAH 1104: Visual Arts in US emphasis on how historical cultures with which the early 1877-Present events affected the production Arabs mixed when they A study of painting, sculpture, of artistic monuments. migrated from the Arabian and architecture done in the Credits: 3 Peninsula and settled into the United States since the surrounding countries. Philadelphia Centennial AAH 2004: Modern Art Credits: 3 exhibition from Thomas Eakins An examination of the visual and Gross to great arts since 1900 that ARB 3412: Special Topics contemporary artists such as emphasizes their historical Advanced study of topics of Andrew Wyeth, Frank Gehry, roots and present social special interest in Arabic and Jeff oons.K significance. literary and/or cultural studies. Credits: 3 Credits: 3 May be repeated for credit if topic changes. Fulfills orc e AAH 1903: Internship Elective AAH 2005: Modern requirements for Arabic minor. An internship in an elective Architecture Credits: 3 area of concentration. Notable buildings and Credits: 3 architects in the last hundred ARB 5900: ARB: Independent years: Frank Lloyd Wright, Study AAH 2000: Ancient Art Louis Sullivan, Antoni Gaudi, Supervised study, activity or The artistic contributions of the LeCorbusier, Mies van der research. May be taken more ancient societies of Egypt, the Rohe, Robert Venturi, I.M. Pei, than once. Prior approval of Aegean, Greece and Rome, Walter Gropius, Philip Johnson, chair and instructor. placed within appropriate Frank Gehry. Emphasis on the Credits: 3 cultural contexts. influence of modern Credits: 3 technology on the practice of architecture. AAH 2001: Medieval Art Credits: 3 Art History European & Mediterranean art & architecture from the late AAH 2007: Hist. of Western AAH 1101: His West Roman Empire to the 14th c. Architecture Art:Ancient-Med with emphasis on the social, Development of architectural Art & architecture in Europe, religious & political contexts of styles from the Gothic to the the Mediterranean (esp. Greece visual production. contemporary, with emphasis & Rome, ) & the Middle East in Credits: 3 on the modern period. prehistoric, ancient, & medieval Credits: 3 periods, with introduction to issues & themes of art history. Credits: 3

134 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog AAH 2009: Contemporary Art AAH 3005: Gender Sexuality AAH 4007: Special Topics Artistic movements and artists Visl Culture The course will consist of two around the world from the Construction of gender and 50 min lectures (MF) and a 1960s to the present; Pop Art, sexuality as visualized through Wednesday evening movie Minimalism, Neo- art and various forms of visual screening. There are no expressionism, Arte Povera, culture. Topics include the prerequisites, and the course Graffitti Art, anderf P ormance gaze, feminist art, gendered will count for Fine Arts credit. Art, from Warhol to Wyeth to construction of fashion, queer Students will take both a Haring and Koons. identities and art, and bodies midterm and final and write Credits: 3 and censorship. short movie review/responses. Credits: 3 Credits: 3 AAH 2012: High Renaissance Art in Italy AAH 3006: History of AAH 4010: Interpreting Art Italian art & architecture from Photography An introduction to the theories 1480 to 1550. Investigation of Credits: 3 and criticism relevant for the stylistic, political & social study and interpretation of art contexts of art. The idea of AAH 3007: The Art of Ireland and art history such as Mannerism & artists such as The visual arts in Ireland feminism, psychoanalysis, Leonardo, Michelangelo, concentrating on the Golden structuralism, deconstruction, Raphael & Titian. Age from the 5th to the 9th post-colonialism, and Credits: 3 Century: architecture of the postmodernism. Prerequisite: early monastic settlements, At least one prior Art History AAH 2993: Internship manuscript illumination and its course. Credits: 3 influence, and the cultural Credits: 3 impact of the Irish forms of Prerequisites: AAH 3001: Women in Art monasticism. At least one prior Art History Themes and images of women Credits: 3 course. in the visual arts as an expression of the needs, AAH 3009: Topics in Art AAH 5010: Senior Research desires and attitudes of History Seminar society; and a study of women Selected themes or periods in Art History capstone writing artists from ancient times to the history of art examined in and research seminar, which the present, with regard to how depth. builds on AAH-4010 being female may, or may not, Credits: 3 Interpreting Art. Students have affected their work. practice advanced art historical AAH 3020: Topics in Credits: 3 research and write culminating Archeology research project. AAH 3002: Art of Philadelphia Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Philadelphia's unique AAH 4004: Spec Top: Renais- Prerequisites: contribution to American AAH 4010 painting, sculpture, and Baroque architecture, from the early Credits: 3 AAH 5515: Independent Swedish and Welsh settlers of Research AAH 4005: Picasso and the Delaware Valley, to Andrew Friends An intensive research project Wyeth and Robert Venturi. under individual direction. Seminar on the 20th century's Credits: 3 Permission of chairperson most famous artist, with required. AAH 3003: Romantic to Post- discussion of friends such as Credits: 3 Impress Braque, Apollinaire, Gertrude Prerequisites: Stein, and Erik Satie. Nineteenth century painting Permission of chairperson Credits: 3 and sculpture in Europe and required. America, focusing on Cezanne, Prerequisites: Courbet, Delacroix, Goya, AAH 2004 :D- Eakins, Homer, Manet, Monet, Rodin and West. Credits: 3

135 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog AST 2120: Sun and Stars AST 2123: Astrophysics A technical study of the Sun Astrodynamics:Kepler & and Planetary and other stars; their internal Beyond constitutions and atmospheres, Intermediate Newtonian Science life cycles and evolutionary dynamics: description of processes, memberships in motion under forces as AST 1072: Birth & Death of groups, the radiations they functions of position, time, Stars produce, and the manner in velocity. Motion in one and The life cycles of the stars from which astronomers quantify three dimensions, the Kepler birth in dark, dense interstellar their characteristics. problem, gravitation, and the clouds to death in nature's Credits: 3 restricted three-body problem. most violent cataclysms. Topics Prerequisites: Credits: 3 include: formation of the MAT 1310 or MAT 1320 or MAT Prerequisites: chemical elements; effects of 1330 or MAT 1400 or MAT 1500 MAT 1310 or MAT 1320 or MAT 1330 or MAT 1400 or MAT 1500 nearby supernovae; future of AST 2121: Solar System the Sun; ultimate fate of the Astronomy AST 2133: Observational Lab I Earth. The science of the solar Astronomical instruments, Credits: 3 system. Early ideas of the methods of observing, AST 1074: Planetary Skies and nature of the solar system; the reduction of observations, and Landscapes dynamics and compositions of discussion of astronomical A study of the surfaces and the planets; atmospheric data. Observations include atmospheres of other worlds evolution and maintenance. CCD imaging, spectroscopy, and how they compare to How comets and meteorites and photoelectric photometry Earth. Physical processes which reveal the structures of the using the observatory reflector shape planetary interiors and primitive solar system. and Schmidt telescopes. Two surfaces; atmosphere and Credits: 3 hours per week in the climate evolution; formation of Prerequisites: laboratory in addition to the the Solar System; properties of MAT 1310 or MAT 1320 or MAT observing time necessary to "solar systems" around other 1330 or MAT 1400 or MAT 1500 complete the assigned projects. Corerquisite or stars. AST 2122: Understanding Our Credits: 3 prerequisite: AST 2120. Universe Credits: 2 AST 1076: How Old is the A study of the formation and Co-Requisites: Universe? evolution of the Universe. AST 2120. Explores one of the most basic Emphasis on the observational AST 2134: Observational Lab II questions in modern evidence leading to the Big astronomy. Evidence from the Bang Theory, inflation, dark Continuation of AST 2122. Earth, Moon, and meterorites matter, and dark energy. Credits: 2 will be examined, along with Current model of the universe Prerequisites: that from stars, white dwarfs, described and evidence for the AST 2133 :D- and the Universe itself. Includes "multiverse" discussed. an overview of the formation Credits: 3 and evolution of the Universe. Credits: 3 AST 1078: Life in the Universe Discusses Earthly "life as we know it," then considers the possibilities of biological life elsewhere in the Solar System - and beyond. Describes the general conditions favoring planetary habitability, planetary detection techniques, and the likelihood of finding intelligent extraterrestrial life. Credits: 3

136 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog AST 3141: Galactic Astronomy AST 3148: The Prncpl of The nature, distribution, and Scientific Model Biology motions of the constituents of Discusses the principle aspects BIO 1057: Intro to the Galaxy; the major star of computational modeling in Occupational Therapy system in which our Sun is science, with stress on located the stars, the gas and interdisciplinarity and synergy Provide an understanding of dust, star clusters, etc.; stellar with big data science. Students the practice of Occupational distance determination, gain hands-on experience in Therapy through observation & distribution of stars and gas, solving prototypical scientific readings in an independent stellar kinematics, galactic problems using modern study format. dynamics, galactic radio computational techniques. Credits: 2 emission, cosmic rays, and Credits: 3 BIO 1101: Biology evolution of galaxies. General principles, cells and Prerequisite: one year of AST 4121: Undergrad Research energy, hereditary mechanisms, mathematics or physics and I survey of organisms, evolution either AST 2120 or AST 2122. Student participation in and ecological principles. For Credits: 3 departmental or independent non-biologists who do not plan Prerequisites: research under faculty a more extensive study of one year of mathematics or supervision; frequent biology. Open to VSB majors. physics and either AST 2120 or conferences on literature Credits: 3 AST 2122. search, research techniques, experimental procedures and BIO 1181: Microbiology and AST 3142: Intro to results. Genetics Astrophysics Credits: 3 The structure of prokaryotic Theories of stellar and eukaryotic cells; microbial atmospheres, line-broadening AST 4122: Undergrad classification; control of and formation, radiative Research II microbial growth, principles of transfer, theoretical spectra, Continuation of AST 4121. disease; pathogenic and the theory of stellar Credits: 3 mechanisms; host defenses. interiors are covered. AST 5900: Independent Study Eukaryotic and prokaryotic Fundamental stellar timescales, gene organization and thermonuclear reactions, Supervised study, activity or function; analysis of patterns of evolutionary models, stellar research in a selected area of inheritance; recombinant DNA pulsations, novae and astronomy & astrophysics. May technology; linkage and supernovae. be repeated for credit if the genetic maps, genetic variation Credits: 3 topics are different. Prior in human populations; Prerequisites: approval of chair and inheritance, diagnosis and AST 2120 :D- or AST 2122 :D- instructor. treatment of metabolic and PHY 2410 :D- Credits: 3 disease; cytogenetics; AST 3143: Astrobiology, AST 5930: Topics in Astron & immunogenetics; cancer; Planets, & Life Astrophyics developmental genetics. Open Are we alone? Does life exist Lecture presentation of to Nursing majors. elsewhere in the Universe? selected topics in astronomy & Credits: 3 Focus on the origin of life on astrophysics. May be repeated for credit if topics are different. BIO 1205: Human Anatomy & Earth and the possibility of life Physiology I in the Solar System and Credits: 3 Basic concepts and laboratory beyond. Topics include: Prerequisites: studies of anatomy and Planetary-Habitability, Prerequisites may be imposed physiology with presentation Exoplanets, Astro/Exobiology, depending on the topics. of overall morphology and Extremophiles, Techniques, and function of the integumentary, searches for Extraterrestrial- skeletal, muscular, nervous, and Intelligence. endocrine systems. Designed Credits: 3 primarily for Nursing majors and students interested in allied health professions. Credits: 4

137 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog BIO 1206: Human Anatomy & BIO 2105: General Biology I BIO 3055: Animal Physiology Physiology II An introduction to biological The basic principles underlying Continuation of Biology 1205. organization stressing the how animals function and the The structure and function of molecular and cellular aspects mechanisms used to solve the cardiovascular, lymphatic, of living organisms. The physiological problems. respiratory, digestive, urinary, chemistry of life, the cell, the Credits: 4 reproductive, and immune gene, and mechanisms of Prerequisites: systems. Designed primarily for evolution. (BIO 2105 :D- or HON 1075 :D-) Nursing majors and students Credits: 4 and (BIO 2106 :D- or HON 1076 interested in allied health :D-) professions. BIO 2106: General Biology II Credits: 4 The origin of life and diversity BIO 3105: Biostatistics & Exp of organisms seen in five Design BIO 1903: Internship Elective biological kingdoms. Topics The conceptualization of Open to BIO and BSC majors. include nutrient acquisition, experimental design, Credits: 3 digestion, circulation, response hypothesis testing, execution Prerequisites: to stimuli, movement, of statistical analyses, written (BIO 2105 :Y :D- or HON 1075 :Y reproduction, behavior, and and oral expression of :D-) and (BIO 2106 :Y :D- or ecology. statistical results, and effective HON 1076 :Y :D-) Credits: 4 graphical presentation of Prerequisites: quantitative data. BIO 1906: Internship Elective BIO 2105 :D- or HON 1075 :D- Credits: 4 Open to BIO and BSC majors. Prerequisites: Credits: 6 BIO 2993: Internship (BIO 2105 or HON 1075) and Prerequisites: Open to BIO and BSC majors. (BIO 2106 or HON 1076) (BIO 2105 :Y :D- or HON 1075 :Y Credits: 3 :D-) and (BIO 2106 :Y :D- or Prerequisites: BIO 3155: Comparative HON 1076 :Y :D-) (BIO 2105 :Y :D- or HON 1705 Anatomy :Y :D-) and (BIO 2106 :Y :D- or Evolution of homologous BIO 1950: TOPIC: Elective in HON 1076 :Y :D-) structures of vertebrates Biology including functional Selected topics in biological BIO 2996: Internship considerations. Laboratory and interdisciplinary studies. Open to BIO and BSC majors. includes systematic and topical Will not count for credit for the Credits: 6 dissection of representative biology major. Prerequisites: chordates and demonstrations Credits: 3 (BIO 2105 :Y :D- or HON 1705 of living organisms' functions. :Y :D-) and (BIO 2106 :Y :D- or Credits: 4 BIO 1955: Lec&Lab Free HON 1076 :Y :D-) Prerequisites: Elective in Bio (BIO 2105 :D- or HON 1075 :D-) BIO 3015: Animal Behavior Selected topics in biological and (BIO 2106 :D- or HON 1076 and interdisciplinary studies Lecture topics cover :D-) with lectures and communication, foraging, accompanying lab. Will not territoriality, mating systems, BIO 3225: Imaging Technology count for biology credit for the parental behavior, and social Introduction to imaging major or minor. organization. Laboratories technologies, including light Credits: 4 include collection, statistical and fluorescent microscopy analysis, and interpretation of and scanning and transmission BIO 2101: General Biology I behavioral data, culminating in electron microscopy. Course Lecture a small-group independent covers both theoretical and The lecture portion of Bio 2105. research project. applied microscopy. An introduction to biological Credits: 4 Credits: 4 organization stressing the Prerequisites: Prerequisites: molecular and cellular aspects (BIO 2105 or HON 1075) and (BIO 2105 :D- or HON 1075 :D-) of living organisms. The (BIO 2106 or HON 1076) and (BIO 2106 :D- or HON 1076 chemistry of life, the cell, the :D-) gene, and mechanisms of evolution. Credits: 3

138 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog BIO 3255: Evolutionary BIO 3385: Global Change BIO 3485: Marine Biology Ecology Ecology An introduction to chemical, Factors affecting the Roles of ecology in physical and geological distribution, abundance, and documenting, responding, oceanography; the biology and interactions of organisms. feeding back to, and mitigating ecology of marine organisms Climate patterns, biomes, human-caused changes to (Plankton, seaweeds, physiological adaption, Earth's chemistry, geography invertebrates, fishes, sea birds, behavioral ecology, population and climate. Laboratories marine mammals); and the dynamics, species interactions, include ecological techniques, comparative ecology of marine biodiversity, and conservation such as carbon flux communities and ecosystems ecology. Emphasis on measurements, and (estuaries, rocky intertidal, kelp community level of independent research projects. forests, coral reefs, the deep organization and below; Emphasis on ecosystem-level sea and hydrothermal vents). complements BIO 3385 Global processes with global Credits: 4 Change Ecology. Hypothesis consequences; complements Prerequisites: testing using statistical analysis BIO 3255 Evolutionary Ecology. (BIO 2105 or HON 1075) and of data. Credits: 4 (BIO 2106 or HON 1076) Credits: 4 Prerequisites: Prerequisites: BIO 2105 and BIO 2106 BIO 3505: Invertebrate (BIO 2105 :D- or HON 1075 :D-) Zoology and (BIO 2106 :D- or HON 1076 BIO 3405: Higher Vertebrates Credits: 4 :D-) Evolutionary history, diversification and basic BIO 3525: Entomology BIO 3351: Genetics biology of birds and mammals: Lecture includes anatomy, Transmission, molecular, ecological and physiological sensory systems, physiological evolutionary and population adaptations, reproductive adaptations, reproductive genetics, gene regulation and biology, social behavior, biology, social behavior and genomics. Heredity; how population ecology, life history interactions with humans. genetic information is stored, strategies, taxonomy and Laboratory includes functional regulated and transferred; how identification. Field trips. morphology, ecology and genes interact and relate to Credits: 4 taxonomy of preserved and phenotype. Tutorials develop Prerequisites: collected specimens. problem-solving and (BIO 2105 :D- or HON 1075 :D-) Complements Invertebrate bioinformatics skills, and and (BIO 2106 :D- or HON 1076 Zoology, which covers provide a forum for discussion. :D-) freshwater and marine Chemistry pre-requisites may invertebrates. be taken concurrently. BIO 3455: Histology Credits: 4 Credits: 4 The microscopic study and Prerequisites: Prerequisites: demonstration of cells, tissues BIO 2105 and BIO 2106 (BIO 2105 or HON 1075) and and organ systems of the BIO 3555: Lower Vertebrates (CHM 1151 and CHM 1103) or mammalian body. (CHM 1311 and CHM 1301) Credits: 4 The biology of fishes, Prerequisites: amphibians and reptiles: (BIO 2105 :D- or HON 1075 :D-) systematic and morphological and (BIO 2106 :D- or HON 1076 diversity, physiological, :D-) reproductive and behavioral adaptations, ecology, and evolution. Required field trips to representative local habitats. Credits: 4 Prerequisites: (BIO 2105 :D- or HON 1075 :D-) and (BIO 2106 :D- or HON 1076 :D-)

139 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog BIO 3595: General BIO 3950: Special Topics in BIO 4205: Cell Biology Microbiology Biology The mechanisms of cell Bacteria, viruses, eukaryotic Coverage of current topics in signaling, regulation of growth microbes, immune function. biology. Topics will be and division, adhesion, Microbes in air, water, soil: announced on a semester-by- movement, macromolecular interactions with plants and semester basis. Specific biosynthesis, processing and animals. Agricultural, information available in the trafficking. Important commercial, industrial, and departmental office. experimental techniques and medical applications. Credits: 3 strategies for study of the Laboratory studies in growth Prerequisites: eukaryotic cell. and analysis of selected BIO 2105 and BIO 2106 Credits: 4 organisms/viruses. Prerequisites: Credits: 4 BIO 3952: Special Topics in BIO 3351 :D- and CHM 2212 :Y Prerequisites: Biology LAB :D- (BIO 2105 :D- or HON 1075 :D-) One credit lab in Biology. Topic to be determined by term. BIO 4251: Endocrine Physiol/ BIO 3661: Environment and Credits: 1 Pharmacology Human Health Prerequisites: Mechanisms of endocrine Presentation and discussion of BIO 2105 and BIO 2106 control of growth, metabolism, scientific aspects of opicst reproduction, adaptation, and relating to the environment BIO 3955: Lec+Lab in Topics in behavior. The endocrine and human health. Specific Biology glands. topics covered vary, but could Coverage of current topics in Credits: 3 include biodiversity and health, biology with lectures and Prerequisites: ecosystem services, infectious accompanying lab. Topics will BIO 3055 :D- diseases, climate change, be announced on a semester- endocrine disruption, food by-semester basis. Specific BIO 4252: Endocrine Physiol/ production (including GMOs), information available in the Pharmacology and urban ecology. departmental office. Laboratory experience in Credits: 3 Credits: 4 endocrinology, demonstrative Prerequisites: Prerequisites: and analytical. (BIO 2105 and BIO 2106) or BIO 2105 and BIO 2106 Credits: 1 (GEV 1050 and GEV 1051) Prerequisites: BIO 4105: Medical BIO 3055 :D- BIO 3755: Parasitology Microbiology Co-Requisites: Credits: 4 In-depth study of medical BIO 4251 microbes including bacteria, BIO 3801: Plant Physiology viruses, fungi, parasites. BIO 4285: Developmental Credits: 2 Discussion of pathogenesis, Biology disease diagnosis, vaccine Mechanisms and patterns of BIO 3802: Plant Physiology design, microbe hunting. Case vertebrate embryo Lab studies presented. Lab development from primordial Credits: 2 provides hands-on germ cells to formation of microbiology including organ systems. Lectures on, BIO 3905: Vascular Plants diagnostics, horizontal gene and laboratory work with living Organization of the vascular transfer, and tissue culture embryos; microscopic study of plant body, plant reproduction assays. prepared embryos; and and development, systematic Credits: 4 individual research projects. and environmental Prerequisites: Credits: 4 considerations, tissue culture BIO 3595 :D- or BIO 3351 or Prerequisites: and hormonal regulation. BIO 3755 BIO 3351 :D- Credits: 4 Prerequisites: (BIO 2105 :D- or HON 1075 :D-) and (BIO 2106 :D- or HON 1076 :D-)

140 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog BIO 4305: Evolution BIO 4451: Field Ecol and Evol BIO 4605: Neurobiology Process and pattern from Advanced study of organisms The physiology of the nervous micro- and macro-evolutionary and ecosystems of a particular system using vertebrates and perspectives. Evolutionary region (location varies; has invertebrates. The function of genetics, natural selection, included Florida, Puerto Rico, nerve cells, synapses, sensory, speciation, macroevolutionary Nova Scotia). General motor, behavior and learning. trends, and extinctions. Field, principles explored using Credits: 4 laboratory, and computer examples from focal area: Prerequisites: approaches. historical and ecological BIO 3055 :D- Credits: 4 biogeography, habitat patterns, Prerequisites: biotic and abiotic interaction, BIO 4801: Conservation BIO 3351 :D- evolutionary processes, and Biology conservation problems. Scope of global biodiversity BIO 4331: Biology of Cancer Credits: 2 crisis and causes of Coverage of causes, genetics, Prerequisites: endangerment. Ecology of rare clinical aspects, and cell BIO 3012 :D- or BIO 3255 :D- or and declining species. biology of cancer from BIO 4305 :D- or BIO 3505 :D- Biological aspects of species, preneoplastic state to invasive or BIO 3555 :D- or BIO 3905 community, and ecosystem metastasis. Includes diagnosis, :D- or BIO 4485 :D- or BIO management. Scientific therapeutics, treatment, and 3505 :D- foundation of conservation prevention. Coursework in cell policy development and and/or molecular biology BIO 4452: Field Ecol and Evol implementation. preferred. Lab Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Field study of organisms and Prerequisites: Prerequisites: ecosystems of a focal region. BIO 3255 BIO 3351 Trip lasting 15-20 days usually in late May to geographical BIO 4940: Topics in Biology BIO 4355: Experimental area covered in BIO 4451, with Current topics in biology. Genetics focus on local habitats and Topics will be announced on a Laboratory exploration and conservations projects, field semester-by-semester basis. discussion of topics in identification, group exercises, Typically has a course at the bacterial, developmental, and independent research 3000-level as a prerequisite. molecular, population and projects. Costs to students and Specific information will be transmission genetics. timing vary with site chosen. (2 available in the department Readings in the primary cr) Sem 2, even year. office. literature are stressed. Credits: 2 Credits: 2 Credits: 4 Prerequisites: Prerequisites: Prerequisites: BIO 3012 :D- or BIO 3255 :D- or BIO 2105 and BIO 2106 BIO 3351 :D- BIO 4305 :D- and BIO 4451 :Y BIO 4950: Advanced Topics in :D- Biology BIO 4505: Molecular Biology Coverage of current topics in DNA structure, replication, biology. Topics will be recombination, mutagenesis announced on a semester-by- and repair, transcription, RNA semester basis. Typically has a processing, translation and the course at the 3000-level as a genetic code, control of gene prerequisite. Specific expression, eukaryotic genome information available in the structure. Molecular aspects of departmental office. immunity, cancer, and AIDS. Credits: 3 Laboratory exercises in gene Prerequisites: cloning and analysis. BIO 2105 and BIO 2106 Credits: 4 Prerequisites: BIO 3351 Minimum Grade: D- Co-Requisites: CHM 2212

141 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog BIO 4955: Lec+Lab in Adv BIO 6403: BS/MS Independent BIO 6610: Thesis Proseminar Topics in Bio. Study 3 Scheduled group meetings Advanced topics course with Supervised laboratory/field with other research students in integrated lab. Topics will be research. the department, focusing on announced on a semester-by- Credits: 1 general and specific aspects of semester basis. Typically has a thesis research. Fall semester. course at the 3000-level as a BIO 6404: BS/MS Independent Requires permission of prerequisite. Specific Study 4 instructor and 3.0 QPA. information available in the Supervised laboratory/field Continues as Thesis Research departmental office. research. II, which culminates in a written Credits: 4 Credits: 1 thesis. (Corequisites: BIO 6609 Prerequisites: or HON 6000 or HON 6001) BIO 6509: Directed Research BIO 2105 and BIO 2106 Credits: 1 Library &/or laboratory Prerequisites: BIO 5100: Senior Seminar research under student- (BIO 2105 or HON 1075) and Special topics in modern selected Biology faculty (BIO 2106 or HON 1076) biology, presented by student member (can lead to thesis Co-Requisites: lectures and informal research.) Sem 1&2. BIO 6609 or HON 6000 or discussions. Topics to be Prerequisite: permission of HON 6001 announced each semester. faculty mentor & instructor; 3.0 Credits: 1 QPA. Restricted to junior or BIO 6709: Thesis Research II senior biology & BSC majors. Continuation of Thesis BIO 5200: Biology Capstone Does not count for biology Research I or Directed Special topics in biology, laboratory credit alone. Research. Laboratory research covered through readings from Credits: 2 with Biology faculty member primary and secondary Prerequisites: selected by student. Spring literature, student (BIO 2105 :D- or HON 1075 :D-) semester. Requires permission presentations and/or projects and (BIO 2106 :D- or HON 1076 of faculty mentor & instructor and discussions. Topics to be :D-) and 3.0 QPA. Culminates in a announced each semester. written thesis. Counts typically BIO 6609: Thesis Research I Credits: 2 for Laboratory credit toward Laboratory research with the major. BIO 5300: Biology Capstone Biology faculty member Credits: 2 Special topics in biology, selected by student (part 1 of Prerequisites: covered through readings from two-semester sequence). Fall BIO 6509 or BIO 6609 primary and secondary semester. Requires permission Co-Requisites: literature, student of faculty mentor & instructor BIO 5100 presentations and/or projects, and 3.0 QPA. Part 1 of two- and discussions. Topics to be semester sequence; continues BIO 6965: International announced each semester. as Thesis Research II, which Studies Biology Credits: 3 culminates in a written thesis. Credits: 4 Prerequisites: Credits: 3 BIO 2105 :D- and BIO 2106 :D- Prerequisites: (BIO 2105 or HON 1075) and BIO 6100: Affiliation Study (BIO 2106 or HON 1076) Credits: 0 Co-Requisites: BIO 6610 BIO 6401: BS/MS Independent Study 1 Supervised laboratory/field research Credits: 1 BIO 6402: BS/MS Independent Study 2 Supervised laboratory/field research. Credits: 1

142 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog BIO 7105: Vertebrate Ecology BIO 7201: Ecosystem Ecology BIO 7385: Global Change Ecology of vertebrates at Examination of how living Ecology individual and population organisms interact and role of Explores roles of ecology in levels, with emphasis on birds non-living entities such as documenting, responding, and mammals. Natural climate, soil and atmosphere in feeding back to, and mitigating selection and adaptation; large-scale processes. Includes human-caused changes to demography; life history coverage of topics such as Earth's chemistry, geography ecology and evolution; biodiversity and ecosystem and climate. Accompanying lab behavioral ecology; speciation function, climate change, and includes ecological techniques, and species interactions; link between ecosystem such as carbon flux biodiversity and extinction; processes, community ecology measurements, and develop population viability; and and genetics. Prerequisite: independent research projects endangered species Course in ecology or in the laboratory. Prerequisite: management. Laboratory permission of instructor. Course in ecology or exercises, field trips, and Credits: 3 permission of instructor. student projects complement Credits: 4 lecture material, with emphasis BIO 7321: Immunology on collection and analysis of Fundamental principles BIO 7451: Behavioral Ecology field data, and on familiarity underlying innate and adaptive Advanced course in topics with regional organisms, immunity. Cellular and relating to animal behavior, habitats, and conservation molecular mechanism of including foraging, problems. Prerequisites: BIO development and function of communication, sexual 3012 or BIO 3255 or BIO 3405 immune cells including selection, parental care, and or BIO 4305, or one equivalent lymphocytes and mechanisms sociality. Emphasis on critical course, or consent of related to self-tolerance, analysis of research papers instructor. antigen processing and from the primary literature. Credits: 4 presentation, lymphocyte Prerequisite: Undergraduate activation, lymphocyte death course in ecology or animal BIO 7151: Biogeochemistry Lec and generation of cullular and behavior or permission of For each of several elements of humoral immune response. instructor. the periodic table, this course Consequences of Credits: 3 will focus on patterns of malfunctioning of the immune geological abundance, biotic response and clinical BIO 7705: Plant Ecology and abiotic factors affecting implications discussed. Ecological principles are solubility and therefore Credits: 2 considered at the plant availability, and the role of each species, population, element in biological systems BIO 7322: Immunology community, and ecosystem (deficiency, essentiality, Laboratory levels of organization. Topics toxicity). While the course will Experimental methods used to discussed in detail include emphasize the essential analyze humoral and cell ecological plant physiology, elements, some attention will mediated immune responses. succession, productivity of be paid to nonessential, but Qualitative and quantitative ecosystems, soils, nutrient potentially toxic metals. analyses of immune response, cycling, the effects of Credits: 2 with the focus on the disturbances on ecosystem understanding of the rationale structure and function, and the behind the methods used and major vegetation types in its applicability. Develop skills North America. Field and in researching the literatire laboratory studies complement related to cellular and the lecture material. molecular immunology. Credits: 4 Credits: 2

143 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog BIO 7755: Plant Ecophysiology BIO 7955: Biodiversity & BIO 7980: Adv Topics: E/E/O Plant interactions with the Systematics Biology biotic and abiotic environment. Philosophical, methodological More intensive coverage of Lecture emphasizes plant and practical aspect of current topics in ecological, Anatomical, Morphological, systematics, from species evolutionary and organismal Physiological, and Biochemical description to phylogeny biology. Topics will be adaptations and acclimations reconstruction. The role of announced on a semester by determining plant and systematics in comparative semester basis. Specific population survival, biology and its applications in information available in the performance and distribution bioogeography, molecular departmental office. in dynamic ecosystems. biology, and other fields are Credits: 3 Laboratory focuses on field investigated. Methods of methods and techniques biodiversity assessment and BIO 7982: Eco, Evol, & culminating in student- driven, the implications of biodiversity Organismal Lab independent research projects. data for conservation. Lab to accompany Advanced Credits: 4 Emphasis on the practical Topics or other 3-credit aspects of data collection, graduate course in Ecology, BIO 7805: Biostatistics & computer-assisted phylogeny Evolution, and Organismal Exper. Design reconstruction, and taxon Biology. Topic to be Conceptualization of identification. determined by term. Three experimental design, Credits: 4 hours laboratory per week. hypothesis testing, execution Credits: 1 of statistical analyses, BIO 7960: Adv Topics: C/M/D Co-Requisites: expression of statistical results, Biology BIO 7980 and effective graphical More intensive coverage of presentation of quantitative current topics in cellular, data. Includes a written molecular, and developmental exercise emulating peer- biology. Topics will be Business reviewed journal publication. announced on a semester by Credits: 4 semester basis. Specific Administration information available in the BA 1001: C.E.O. Program I BIO 7940: Special Topics in departmental office. Biology Credits: 3 Credits: 0 Current topics in biology. BA 1002: C.E.O. Program II Topics will be announced on a BIO 7962: Cell, Molecular & semester by semester basis. Develop Lab Credits: 0 Specific information will be Lab to accompany Advanced BA 2002: Bus Admin available in the department Topics or other 3-credit Internship-Global office. graduate course in Cell, Employment with an approved Credits: 2 Molecular, and Developmental firm with the internship taking Biology. Topic to be place outside of the United BIO 7950: Special Topics C/M/ determined by term. Three States where experience is D Biology hours laboratory per week. gained with appropriate Current topics in cellular, Credits: 1 training, instruction, and molecular, and development Co-Requisites: supervision. Prerequisites: biology. Topics will be BIO 7960 announced on a semester by minimum GPA; approval of semester basis. Specific BIO 7970: Spec Topics: E/E/O chair. information available in the Biology Credits: 3 departmental office. Current topics in ecological, Prerequisites: Credits: 2 evolutionary and organismal minimum GPA; approval of biology. Topics will be chair. announced on a semester by semester basis. Specific information available in the departmental office. Credits: 2

144 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog BA 2500: Communication BL 2185: Law of Contracts & IS 1121: Intermediate Irish Portfolio I Sales Language I Record/videotape 3-5 minute Elements for legal agreements; Review of grammar and oral presentation for evaluation Uniform Commercial Code vocabulary in Irish (Gaelic). by Communication Article 2; moral and ethical Recitations, readings and oral Department. dimensions; comparison with drills. Supplementary cultural Credits: 0 other legal systems. study, language laboratory, and Credits: 3 conversation comprehension. BA 4500: Communication Prerequisites: Prerequisites: IS 1111 and 1112, Portfolio II VSB 2007 equivalent or permission of Record/videotape 3-5 minute instructor. Taught by a oral presentation for evaluation BL 3190: Indep Study & Fulbright language instructor by Communication Research from Ireland. Counts toward Department. Credits: 3 the Irish Studies Concentration. Credits: 0 Credits: 3 BL 3350: Independent Study - Prerequisites: BL IS 1112 Business Law Independent Study under IS 1111 and 1112, equivalent or faculty guidance in an area of permission of instructor. Taught student's special interest. by a Fulbright language BL 2135: Bus. Entity Law, Gov, Permission of Faculty and Ethics instructor from Ireland. Counts Department Chair. toward the Irish Studies The law of agency, Credits: 3 Concentration. partnerships and corporations; Prerequisites: personal property; the Uniform VSB 2007 IS 2222: Topics: Irish Commercial Code sections Language dealing with secured Specific opicst concerning the transactions and negotiable Center for Irish Irish language (Gaelic); topics instruments; moral and ethical vary by semester. dimensions; comparison with Credits: 3 other legal systems. Studies Credits: 3 IS 3100: Topics: Irish Studies IS 1111: Introductory Irish Prerequisites: Study of topics of special Language I VSB 2007 interest in Irish Studies, both on Groundwork in Irish (Gaelic), campus and abroad. May be BL 2149: Cont. Topics in including oral proficiency, aural repeated two times if topics Business Law comprehension, and reading change. Contemporary issues and knowledge; for students with Credits: 3 topics which affect the legal no prior knowledge of Irish. environment of business. Supplementary language IS 4100: Spec Top in Irish Credits: 3 laboratory work and oral drills. Studies Prerequisites: Credits: 4 Perspectives on the culture and VSB 2007 history of Ireland. IS 1112: Introductory Irish Presentations by the Resident BL 2160: International Language II Program Director, lectures by a Business Law Groundwork in Irish (Gaelic), range of NUI faculty, readings The nature, sources, functions including oral proficiency, aural by noted Irish writers, and practical applications of comprehension and reading performances by local International Law, approached knowledge; for students with musicians, and field trips. from a perspective of the one semester of Irish study Required of all students individual, governments, and completed. Supplementary participating in the semester business entities. Emphasis on language laboratory work and abroad program at NUI Galway, the "rules" that govern doing oral drills. Students should Ireland. business globally and resolving have completed IS 1111 or Credits: 3 disputes. equivalent. Credits: 3 Credits: 4 IS 4101: Studying in Ireland Prerequisites: Credits: 1 VSB 2007

145 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog CHM 1004: Water Chemistry CHM 1055: Molecular Chemistry Lab Architecture Environmental water sampling Credits: 3 The Department of Chemistry and common water quality at Villanova University offers measurements including pH, CHM 1056: Water masters and bachelors alkalinity, dissolved oxygen, The chemistry of water as well degrees, including an American water hardness, bacterial as its significance in Chemical Society accredited content, and common water biochemistry, geology, and the degree program for pollutants. atmosphere are introduced and undergraduates. Our faculty Credits: 1 discussed. actively conduct research in Co-Requisites: Credits: 3 diverse areas such as CHM 1056 Co-Requisites: environmental chemistry, CHM 1004 protein biochemistry, fuel cell CHM 1007: Criminalistics research, and computational Laboratory CHM 1057: Chem Theme: chemistry. We recognize that Forensic laboratory analyses: Criminalistics undergraduate research evidence collection, DNA For nonscience students. provides a unique opportunity sampling, microscopic Introduction to the chemical to work closely alongside a evaluations of hair, fibers, etc., aspects of forensic chemistry faculty mentor, gaining an fingerprint analysis, etc. examining physical evidence experience that extends far Credits: 1 found at a crime scene (hair, beyond typical classroom Co-Requisites: fibers, chemical esidues,r DNA, learning, and we encourage all CHM 1057 etc.), proper collection, undergraduates to participate preservation of evidence, and in undergraduate research. CHM 1008: Chemistry & Art chemical principles involved in Laboratory the analyses. CHM 1000: Profesl Laboratory, instrumental, and Credits: 3 Development Sem microscopic methods to Co-Requisites: These courses taken by all analyze authenticity, age, and CHM 1007 chemistry majors each composition of art of all forms. semester with presentations on Credits: 1 CHM 1058: Chemistry & Art the chemical profession by Co-Requisites: The application of chemical students, faculty and visiting CHM 1058 methods to study the origin, chemical professionals. A preservation, and authenticity broad range of activities will CHM 1050: Chem Themes of works of art. Topics include include presentations on Foundation light and color, pigments and undergraduate research, career For non-science majors. Basic dyes, photography, ceramics, planning, the chemical industry, concepts of measurement , the and textiles. chemical safety and such S. I. system of units, structure Credits: 3 topics as medicinal chemistry, of atoms and molecules, Co-Requisites: polymer chemistry, inorganiz nomenclature, CHM 1008 pharmacology, etc. qualitative and quantitative CHM 1103: General Chemistry Credits: 1 aspects of chemical reaction, properties of gases, properties Lab I CHM 1001: Experimental Chem of solutions, principles of Qualitative and quantitative I chemical equilibrium, acids and laboratory experiments which Simple syntheses and bases. The first semester in a include: the reactions of metals quantitative measurements; two-semester sequence. with water; the collection and analysis of materials and Credits: 3 plotting of data; acid-base separations. Some experience titrations; oxidation-reduction with modern instrumentation CHM 1052: Organic and titrations; the use of the pH will be provided to Biochemistry meter and the determination of demonstrate the limitations Credits: 3 acid-base titration curves; the accompanying the use of the spectrophotometer. CHM 1054: Environmental experimental method. Coreqs. CHM 1131 or CHM 1151 Chemistry Credits: 1 Credits: 1 Co-Requisites: Credits: 3 Co-Requisites: CHM 1050 CHM 1131 or CHM 1151

146 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog CHM 1104: General Chemistry CHM 1131: General Chemistry I CHM 1152: General Chemistry II Lab II Fundamental laws and theories Continuation of CHM 1151. Students will be required to of chemistry: atomic theory, Introduction to chemical identify all metal ions present chemical bonding, chemical kinetics and equilibrium; the in an unknown solution. kinetics and chemical chemistry of acids and bases; Quantitative titrations of equilibrium, gases, liquids, buffers and titrations; complex sodium carbonate and the total solids, solutions, stoichiometry, ions and solubility; factors that hardness of water. Synthesis of acid-base theories, drive chemical reactions; inorganic compounds and electrochemical concepts, and electrochemistry; nuclear determination of the formula of an introduction to nuclear chemistry. a transition metal complex ion chemistry will be included. Credits: 4 using spectroscopic methods. Open to health affiliation Prerequisites: Corequisites: CHM 1152 or CHM students. CHM 1151 :D- 1156 (Note: Engineering Credits: 3 Co-Requisites: students are waived from this Co-Requisites: CHM 1104 lab.) CHM 1107 Credits: 1 CHM 1156: General Chemistry Prerequisites: CHM 1134: General Chemistry II for Egr CHM 1103 II Continuation of CHM 1151. Co-Requisites: Introduction to organic and Introduction to chemical CHM 1152 or CHM 1156 (Note: biochemistry stressing the kinetics and equilibrium; the Engineering students are application of principles chemistry of acids and bases; waived from this lab.) developed in CHM 1131. Open to buffers and titrations; complex health affiliation students. ions and solubility; factors that CHM 1107: General Chemistry Credits: 3 drive chemical reactions; Lab: Nursing Prerequisites: electrochemistry; introduction Qualitative and quantitative CHM 1131 and (CHM 1103 or to organic chemistry. laboratory experiments which CHM 1107) Credits: 4 include: chemical identification Co-Requisites: Prerequisites: testing, molecular modeling, CHM 1108 CHM 1151 :D- and CHM 1103 :D- coordination compound synthesis, reaction kinetics and CHM 1151: General Chemistry I CHM 1301: Inorganic equilibrium, acid-base Basic concepts of chemistry Chemistry Lab I titrations, and gas laws Coreq. covering the following topics: Selected experiments to CHM 1131. stoichiometry, redox reactions; illustrate fundamental Credits: 1 properties of gases; laboratory techniques and Co-Requisites: thermochemistry; descriptive skills. Qualitative and CHM 1131 presentation of atomic orbitals; quantitative measurements, CHM 1131. molecular structure and synthesis and characterization bonding; chemical trends in the of inorganic complexes, CHM 1108: General Chemistry periodic table; properties of literature searching and Lab II bulk matter; colligative computer usage. Emphasis on Chemistry of organic and properties of solutions. modern research applications biochemical compounds with Credits: 4 of metals and main group an emphasis on the Co-Requisites: elements. identification and chemical CHM 1103 Credits: 2 reactivities of functional Co-Requisites: groups. Students will be CHM 1311 required to separate and identify various organic and biochemical compounds. Open to health affiliation students. Credits: 1 Prerequisites: CHM 1131 and (CHM 1103 or CHM 1107) Co-Requisites: CHM 1134

147 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog CHM 1311: Inorganic Chemistry CHM 2201: Organic Chemistry CHM 2212: Organic Chemistry I Lab I II Fundamental principles in Practical experience in Continuation of CHM 2211. inorganic chemistry stressing techniques used for separation, Carbonyl group reactions, relationships among structure, purification, and isolation of aromatic chemistry, bonding, and reactivity. synthetic as well as naturally spectroscopy and special Properties of matter, periodic occurring organic compounds. topics such as heterocycles, trends, acid/base reactions, Semi-micro and micro scale carbohydrates and nucleosides, redox reactions,and bonding in experiments. Crystallization, amino acids and proteins, transition metal complexes. distillation, extraction, and lipids, radicals, rearrangements, Credits: 3 chromatography are polymers and photochemistry. Co-Requisites: introduced. Credits: 3 CHM 1301 Credits: 1 Prerequisites: Co-Requisites: CHM 2211 :D- and CHM 2201 :D- CHM 1502: Quant Anal Lab CHM 2211 Co-Requisites: Laboratory experiments to CHM 2202 complement CHM 1512 CHM 2202: Organic Chemistry covering the following: Lab II CHM 2993: Internship gravimetric analysis, acid-base Further training in laboratory Credits: 3 titrations (weak acid; mixed techniques used in organic acid), compleximetric titration chemistry, including those CHM 2996: Internship and redox reactions. introduced in CHM 2201, and Credits: 6 Credits: 2 utilization of such techniques in CHM 3201: Organic Chemistry Prerequisites: representative types of organic Lab I CHM 1301 :D- reactions. Semi-micro and Co-Requisites: micro scale experiments. Provides practical experience CHM 1512 Credits: 1 in the principal techniques Prerequisites: utilized for the purification, CHM 1512: Quantitative CHM 2211 separation, identification, and Analysis Co-Requisites: synthesis of organic Chemical analysis, with CHM 2212 compounds on the micro scale. emphasis upon statistical Open to Chemistry majors. methods, acid-base properties, CHM 2211: Organic Chemistry I Credits: 2 pH, equilibrium expressions, Fundamental principles of Prerequisites: complexation equilibria, organic chemistry stressing the CHM 1502 :D- solubility properties, redox relation of structure and Co-Requisites: potentials, electrolysis, and reactivity. Structure and CHM 3211 electrochemical cells. bonding; stereochemistry; CHM 3202: Organic Chemistry Credits: 3 acids, and bases; electrophilic Lab II Prerequisites: addition, elimination and CHM 1311 :D- nucleophilic substitution. The semi-micro techniques Co-Requisites: Credits: 3 include distillation, CHM 1502 Prerequisites: recrystallization, extraction, (CHM 1151 and CHM 1152) or sublimation, and CHM 1903: Internship Elective (CHM 1151 and CHM 1156) chromatography. Synthesis of Credits: 3 Co-Requisites: representative organic CHM 2201 compounds. An introduction to CHM 1906: Internship Elective research in organic chemistry, Credits: 6 introduction to qualitative organic analysis and practical CHM 1909: Internship Elective use of infrared and nuclear Credits: 9 magnetic resonance spectroscopies. Credits: 2 Prerequisites: (CHM 3211 and CHM 3201) Co-Requisites: CHM 3212

148 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog CHM 3211: Organic Chemistry I CHM 3301: Inorganic Chem CHM 3404: Physical Chem Lab Fundamental principles of Lab II I organic chemistry stressing the This laboratory course Experiments centered on relation of structure and emphasizes preparative chemical thermodynamics reactivity from a physical- techniques of inorganic including calorimetry and chemical viewpoint. Structure compounds. Instrumental phase equilibria, emphasizing and bonding; stereochemistry; methods of structure data treatment, including error acids and bases; electrophilic elucidation are included. analysis curve fitting, and addition reactions of alkenes, Credits: 2 related topics. alkynes, and dienes; Prerequisites: Credits: 2 nucleophilic substitution (CHM 2212 :D- or CHM 3212 :D-) Prerequisites: reactions at saturated carbon and (CHM 2202 :D- or CHM (CHM 2212 :D- or CHM 3212 :D-) atoms and elimination 3202 :D-) and (CHM 2202 :D- or CHM reactions leading to alkenes or Co-Requisites: 3202 :D-) alkynes. Open to chemistry CHM 3311 Co-Requisites: majors. CHM 3412 Credits: 3 CHM 3311: Inorganic Chem II Prerequisites: The second course in the CHM 3405: Physical Chem Lab CHM 1512 :D- and CHM 1502 :D- sequence on principles of II Co-Requisites: inorganic chemistry with Experiments centered on CHM 3201 emphasis on bonding, structure chemical rate processes and and reactivity. Application of spectroscopy including NMR CHM 3212: Organic Chemistry these principles to problems in relaxation, classical rate II acid-base, coordination, studies, infrared spectroscopy, Addition and substitution organometallic, bioinorganic as well as computer simulation reactions of carbonyl and materials chemistry. of experiments. compounds, electrophilic and Credits: 3 Credits: 2 nucleophilic aromatic Prerequisites: Prerequisites: substitutions, radical and (CHM 2212 :D- or CHM 3212 :D-) CHM 3412 :D- and CHM 3404 concerted reactions, and (CHM 2202 :D- or CHM :D- heterocyclic compounds and 3202 :D-) Co-Requisites: polymer chemistry. Co-Requisites: CHM 3413 Spectroscopic methods of CHM 3301 analysis including nuclear CHM 3412: Quantum magnetic resonance, infrared CHM 3312: Descript Inorganic Chemistry spectroscopies and mass Chem This course will present an spectrometry. Introduction to Credits: 3 introduction to quantum multi-step organic synthesis. mechanics and its implications CHM 3401: Physical Chem Lab Open to chemistry majors. including molecular orbital I Credits: 3 theory, electronic structure, Prerequisites: Credits: 1 and molecular spectroscopy. Credits: 3 CHM 3211 :D- and CHM 3201 :D- CHM 3402: Physical Chem Lab Prerequisites: Co-Requisites: II CHM 3202 MAT 1505 :D- Experimental methods of Co-Requisites: chemical kinetics will be CHM 3404 covered. Spectroscopic, polarimetric, and conductimetric methods will be used. Credits: 1 Prerequisites: MAT 1505 :D-

149 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog CHM 3413: Molecular CHM 3501: Instrumental CHM 3511: Instrumental Thermodynamics Analysis Lab Analysis First, second, and third laws of Laboratory techniques to The utilization of instruments thermodynamics; phase obtain quantitative information covering the following topics: equilibria and chemical about the composition of analog and digital signals, equilibria; gases; and unknown samples, including absorption and emission of electrochemistry will be potentiometric titration, light by molecules and atoms, covered in this course. spectrophotometry, chromatography (HPLC, GC) Credits: 3 chromatography, kinetic and detection, use of enzymes Prerequisites: analysis, anodic stipping and antibodies, radioactivity, MAT 1505 :D- voltammetry, and chemometrics. Co-Requisites: spectrofluorometry and atomic Credits: 3 CHM 3405 absorption spectrometry. Prerequisites: CHM 3401 or CHM 3405. Designed to complement CHM CHM 1152 :D- or CHM 1512 :D- 3511 lecture. Co-Requisites: CHM 3415: Physical Chem for Credits: 2 CHM 3501 Engineers Prerequisites: Credits: 3 CHM 1152 :D- or CHM 1512 :D- CHM 3514: Bioanalytical Co-Requisites: Chemistry CHM 3416: Physical Chem for CHM 3511 Designed for the biochemistry Engineers concentration with emphasis Chemical kinetics, CHM 3503: Bioanalytical Chem on theory, instrumentation and electrochemistry, and the Lab practical applications of structure and properties of Laboratory course to analytical chemistry to materials, including atomic complement CHM. 3514; biological materials. structure, solid and liquid state emphasis on the analysis of Credits: 3 chemistry, surface and colloid biological systems utilizing Prerequisites: chemistry, and transport modern analytical techniques. CHM 1152 :D- or CHM 1512 :D- properties. Designed for the biochemistry Co-Requisites: Credits: 3 concentration. CHM 3503 Credits: 1 CHM 3417: Biophysical Prerequisites: CHM 3515: Analytical Chemistry (CHM 1152 and CHM 1104) Chemistry I A study of thermodynamics, Co-Requisites: Credits: 3 kinetics, chemical equilbria, CHM 3514 and spectroscopy as they CHM 3516: Analytical apply to biological molecules, CHM 3505: Analytical Chem Chemistry II macromolecules, and cells. Lab I Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Credits: 2 Prerequisites: CHM 4202: Org Struct (CHM 2212 or CHM 3212) and CHM 3506: Analytical Chem Analysis Lab (CHM 4611 or CHM 4621) Lab II Credits: 2 Credits: 2 CHM 4222: Organic Struct Analysis The currently most useful spectroscopic methods for the structural determination of molecular systems, including: NMR (2D and 2D), mass spectrometry, infrared and ultraviolet-visible spectroscopies. Credits: 3 Prerequisites: CHM 3212 :D-

150 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog CHM 4224: Spec CHM 4313: Solid State & CHM 4413: Spectroscopy & Top:Medicinal Chemistry Materials Chemis Structure History and fundamentals of Credits: 3 Use of the fundamental modern Medicinal Chemistry principles of atomic and and drug discovery. Drug CHM 4314: Physical Meth in molecular structure to study targets, drug-target Inorganic Chm ultraviolet, infrared, microwave relationships: (agonists/ Physical characterization of and magnetic resonance antagonists, inhibitors/ inorganic complexes via spectroscopies. Continuous- activators, modulators), nuclear magnetic resonance, wave and Fourier transform structure activity relationships, vibrational and electronic methods will be included along on-versus off-target spectroscopies, electron with fluorescence, relationships, physicochemical microscopies, electrochemistry phosphorescence and laser properties, pharmacokinetics, and other advanced spectroscopic techniques. bioisosteres, structure- and techniques. Credits: 3 property-based design. A Credits: 3 previous Biochemistry class is Prerequisites: CHM 4441: suggested but not required. CHM 3301 :D- and CHM 3311 :D- Colloidal&Interfacial Science Credits: 3 Basic physicochemical CHM 4315: Organometallics Prerequisites: principles of colloids and CHM 2212 or CHM 3212 Examination of the bonding, interfaces such as adhesion, spectroscopic properties and capillarity, interfacial and CHM 4229: Organic Reactions reactivity of a range of ligands solution thermodynamics as & Synthesis and compleses. Reaction well as theories of colloidal Survey of organic reactions mechanisms and catalytic stability (electrical double with emphasis on modern cycles will be emphasized. layer, zeta potential, DLVO synthetic methods and their Credits: 3 theory), and Light scattering applications to the synthesis of Prerequisites: methods. complex organic compounds. CHM 3301 :D- and CHM 3311 :D- Credits: 3 Enolates, carbonyl CHM 4325: Introductory condensation reactions, CHM 4447: Computational Polymer Chemistry functional group Chemistry interconversions, electrophilic Topics include: step- and chain- Focus on basic theories behind addition reactions, reductions, polymerizations, popular computational models organometallic reagents, copolymerizations, molecular (e.g., molecular mechanics, concerted reations, oxidations. weight determination, polymer density functional theory) and Synthetic strategies including morphology, polymer testing their application to chemical retrosynthetic analysis in the and characterization, and problems. context of specific xe amples of current advances in polymer Credits: 3 multi-step synthesis from chemistry. Prerequisites: recent literature. Credits: 3 CHM 3412 and CHM 3416 and Credits: 3 Prerequisites: CHM 3417 or PHY 5100 Prerequisites: CHM 2212 or CHM 3212 CHM 4512: Chemical CHM 3212 or CHM 2212 CHM 4331: Bioinorganic Instrumentation CHM 4292: Advanced Organic Chemistry Credits: 3 Chemistry The roles metal ions play in An expanded presentation of biological systems are explored fundamental topics in organic using relevant examples from chemistry: structure, bonding, natural systems and areas of stereochemistry, molecular current research including (but orbital theory, reactive not limited to): catalysis, intermediates and reaction photosynthesis, respiration, mechanisms. biomimetic modeling, and solar Credits: 3 energy conversion. Prerequisites: Credits: 3 (CHM 3212 :D- or CHM 2212 :D-) Prerequisites: CHM 3301 and CHM 3311

151 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog CHM 4517: Environmental CHM 4604: Biochem Tech. and CHM 4622: Biochemistry Chemistry Pract II II:Metabolism Apply key concepts in A continuation of the A study of the metabolism of chemistry to global scales by introduction of fundamental biomolecules, including examining chemical systems biochemistry laboratory carbohydrates, lipids, amino within Earth's lithosphere techniques, along with the acids and nucleotides, hydrosphere and atmosphere. application of skills acquired in including the integration, Examine and discuss natural CHM 4603. regulation and control of processes as well as Credits: 1 intermediary metabolism. anthropogenic impacts like Prerequisites: Emphasized are the hormonal climate change and CHM 4603 :D- regulation of pathways and environmental contamination metabolic disease. using central scientific CHM 4610: Principles of Credits: 3 literature. Biochemistry Prerequisites: Credits: 3 A terminal, one semester CHM 4621 Prerequisites: biochemistry course for the CHM 2211 or CHM 3211 physical sciences and CHM 4623: Biochemistry III engineers; the kinetics and Integration of metabolism in CHM 4601: Survey thermodynamics of organisms, membrane Biochemistry Lab biochemical systems and receptors expression of genes, An introduction to laboratory associated molecules, including gene manipulation, translation, techniques in biochemistry; proteins, nucleic acids, and transcription. enzyme kinetics, column carbohydrates. Credits: 3 chromatography, Credits: 3 Prerequisites: electrophoresis, standard Prerequisites: CHM 4622 :D- biochemical assays and CHM 2212 or CHM 3212 interpretation of data. CHM 4633: Biochemical Credits: 1 CHM 4611: Survey of Parasitology Prerequisites: Biochemistry Brief overview of parasitology, CHM 2202 :D- or CHM 3202 :D- A terminal, one semester the unique biochemistry and CHM 4611 :Y :D- or CHM survey of biochemistry; associated with parasites, 4610 :Y :D- or CHM 3202 :D- carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, discussions of relevant Co-Requisites: nucleic acids, enzymes, therapeutic applications. The CHM 4611 vitamins & hormones; parasites responsible for consideration of their malaria, toxoplasmosis, CHM 4603: Biochem Tech. and utilization & metabolism in trichomoniasis, giardiasis, and Pract. living systems. African Sleeping Sickness will A laboratory course to Credits: 3 be studied. The biochemistry of complement CHM 4621 with Prerequisites: host parasite interaction will emphasis on enzyme CHM 2212 :D- or CHM 3212 :D- also be explored. purification, enzyme and BIO 2105 :D- Credits: 3 characterization, and nucleic Prerequisites: acid analysis. CHM 4621: Biochemistry I: CHM 4611 or CHM 4622 Credits: 1 Structure Prerequisites: An in depth study of the CHM 4641: Chemical & (CHM 2212 :D- or CHM 3212 :D-) structure and function of the Biochemical Imaging and CHM 4621 :Y :D- structure and function of The course provides a survey proteins, enzymes, of recent microscopy advances carbohydrates, nucleic acids that push the boundaries of and lipids. image resolution. Instruments Credits: 3 and techniques that probe the Prerequisites: inner workings of the cell at the CHM 2212 or CHM 3212 level of individual molecules will be discussed, including confocal, TIRF, quantum dots, AFM, and PALM. Credits: 3

152 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog CHM 4652: Biochemical Basis CHM 4665: Enzymes CHM 4851: Thesis Research I of Disease Structural and mechanistic Directed research with a A study of the relationship aspects of enzymes. Topics Chemistry or Biochemistry between protein structure and include chemical catalysis, faculty mentor that culminates disease, enzymes as steady state and pre-steady in a written thesis and seminar therapeutic targets, peptide state kinetics, mechanisms, and presentation. Part I of a two- hormones and obesity, and biological relevance of specific semester sequence with glucose metabolism and enzyme systems. CHM4852. Permission of cancer. Credits: 3 participating faculty member Credits: 3 Prerequisites: required. A written interim Prerequisites: CHM 4621 or CHM 4611 report is required at the end of CHM 4611 or CHM 4622 the semester. CHM 4710: Safety Culture in Credits: 3 CHM 4661: Proteomics the Sci Com Prerequisites: Principles, techniques and Introduction to the principles Permission of participating applications for the large-scale and practices of laboratory faculty member required. study of proteins, particularly safety; understanding, in humans. Mass spectrometry recognizing, and CHM 4852: Thesis Research II will be covered in detail, and communicating laboratory Continuation of CHM4851 - alternative methods and chemical, physical and Thesis Research I. Directed approaches will also be biological hazards; risk research with a Chemistry or covered. assessment and management Biochemistry faculty mentor Credits: 3 of hazards; laboratory accident that culminates in a written Prerequisites: prevention and safe use of thesis and seminar presenation. CHM 4621 or CHM 4611 emergency equipment. Permission of participating Credits: 3 faculty member required. CHM 4663: Bioinformatics Credits: 3 This course focuses on CHM 4800: Research Prerequisites: bioinformatic approaches to Student participation in Permission of participating studying protein function, independent research under faculty member required. structure, and evolution. Other faculty supervision, frequent topics will be discussed; for conferences with advisor on CHM 7100: Quantum example, genomics and gene literature search, theoretical Mechanics expression. and experimental research. Operators, Schrodinger Credits: 3 Credits: 0 Equation, one dimensional Prerequisites: problems, harmonic oscillator, CHM 2212 or CHM 3212 CHM 4801: Research I angular momentum, hydrogen Student participation in atom, scattering theory. One CHM 4664: Signal independent research under year (two semesters) Transduction faculty supervision, frequent Undergraduate Physical Overview of signal conferences with advisor on Chemistry or equivalent. transduction and the literature search, theoretical Credits: 3 biochemistry of receptors and and experimental research. other cell sensors, with an Credits: 3 CHM 7200: Thermo/Statistical emphasis on oxygen, reactive Mechanics oxygen species, inflammation, CHM 4802: Research II Statistical methods, statistical and disease. Current literature Continuation of CHM 4801. thermodynamics, Ensembles, will be used, in addition to the Credits: 3 Partition functions. Quantum textbook. Prerequisites: statistics. Kinetic theory of Credits: 3 CHM 4801 transport processes. One year Prerequisites: (two semesters) of CHM 4803: Research III CHM 4611 or CHM 4622 Undergraduate level Physical Continuation of CHM 4802. Chemistry or equivalent. Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Prerequisites: CHM 4802

153 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog CHM 7222: Organic Structure CHM 7517: Environmental CHM 7810: MS Thesis Analysis Chemistry M.S. thesis research to be Spectroscopic methods for the Apply key concepts in conducted in partial fulfillment structural determination of chemistry to global scales by of the M.S. degree in chemistry molecular systems, including: examining chemical systems by those students who choose NMR (1D and 2D), mass within Earth's lithosphere, the thesis option. The research spectrometry, infrared and hydrosphere and atmosphere. will be directed by a faculty ultraviolet-visible Examine and discuss natural member. Prerequisites: M.S. spectroscopies. processes as well as research I, II, and III. Credits: 3 anthropogenic impacts like Credits: 3 climate change and CHM 7292: Core Organic environmental contamination CHM 7892: Graduate Seminar Chemistry using central scientific Presentation of M.S. thesis An expanded presentation of literature. research, literature fundamental topics in organic Credits: 3 presentations by students, and chemistry: structure, bonding, faculty research seminars. stereochemistry, molecular CHM 7595: Core Analytical Credits: 1 orbital theory, reactive Chemistry intermediates and reaction An intensive survey of selected mechanisms. principles and techniques in Credits: 3 modern analytical chemistry. Chinese Topics may include basic CHM 7391: Core Inorganic statistics, sampling, Language Chemistry complexation and extraction, CHI 1111: Basic Chinese I An intensive survey of the equilibria, molecular and basic principles of inorganic atomic spectroscopy, Functional use of Chinese for chemistry from the viewpoints microscopy, electroanalysis, students with no prior of bonding, structure, and and chromatography. knowlege of Chinese. New energetics. Topics include Credits: 3 pronunciation system, PINYIN, periodicity, symmetry, kinetics readings and oral drills. and mechanisms,spectroscopy, CHM 7693: Core Biochemistry Supplementary language and acid- base theory. student Protein structure; protein laboratory work. who expects to do research in function and structure-function Credits: 6 inorganic chemistry. relationships in proteins; CHI 1112: Basic Chinese II Credits: 3 regulatory mechanisms in proteins, including ligand Continuation of CHI 1111-Basic CHM 7494: Core Physical effectors, covalent Chinese I New pronunciation Chemistry modification, and proteolysis; system, PINYIN, readings and A discussion of the structural and functional oral drills. Supplementary fundamentals of quantum genomics and proteomics. language laboratory work. CHI mechanics, statistical Credits: 3 1111 or equivalent or permission mechanics, and classical of instructor. thermodynamics with CHM 7807: MS Research I Credits: 6 applications to small Credits: 3 Prerequisites: molecules, solid state and CHI 1111 :D polymers. CHM 7808: MS Research II CHI 1113: Business Chinese Credits: 3 Credits: 3 No Chinese language skill pre- CHM 7809: MS Research III requisite; cultural and linguistic Credits: 3 combination; conduct in english; Mandarin Chinese and Pinyin system taught in class. Credits: 3

154 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog CHI 1121: Intermediate Chinese CHI 1134: Advanced Chinese IV CHI 2143: Chinese Culture I Advanced communication skills Chinese culture and civilization Review of Grammar and including reading & discussing from the beginning to the vocabulary. New pronunciation topics on current events. present. Conducted in English. system, PINYIN, reading and Supplementary language Credits: 3 oral drills. Supplementary laboratory work. CHI 1133 or language laboratory work. CHI equivalent or permission of CHI 2144: Chinese Film & 1112 or equivalent or permission instructor. Novel of instructor. Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Credits: 5 Prerequisites: CHI 3412: Chinese Special CHI 1133 CHI 1122: Intermediate Chinese Topics II CHI 1137: Advanced Chinese V Advanced study of topics of Review of grammar and Further refinement of special interest in Chinese vocabulary. New pronunciation advanced communication skills literary and/or cultural studies. system, PINYIN, readings and in writing and the reading and May be repeated for credit if oral drills. Supplementary analysis of Chinese text. topic changes. Taught in language laboratory work. CHI Refinement of onc versational English. 1121 or equivalent or permission skills through reading and Credits: 3 of instructor. discussion of current events. CHI 3413: Chinese Calligraphy Credits: 5 Prerequisites: CHI 1134 or approval of instructor. Two part course: Textual study: CHI 1131: Advanced Chinese I Credits: 3 History of Chinese calligraphy Advanced communication skills Prerequisites: emphasizing how the Chinese including reading and CHI 1134 culture blossomed and discussing topics on current CHI 1134 or approval of developed; Calligraphy events. Supplementary instructor. practice: an on-hand language laboratory work. CHI developing of Chinese 1122 or equivalent or CHI 1138: Advanced Chinese VI characters including the study permission of instructor. Further refinement of of character's original meaning, Credits: 3 advanced communication skills transformation, and cultural in writing and the reading and context. CHI 1132: Advanced Chinese II analysis of Chinese text. Credits: 3 Advanced communication skills Refinement of onc versational CHI 3414: Chinese Classical including reading and skills through reading and Thought discussing topics on current discussion of current events. events. Supplementary Prerequisites: CHI 1137 or Credits: 3 language laboratory work. CHI approval of instructor. CHI 5900: CHI:Independent 1131 or equivalent or permission Credits: 3 Study of instructor. Prerequisites: Supervised study, activity or Credits: 3 CHI 1137 research. May be taken more CHI 1137 or approval of CHI 1133: Advanced Chinese III than once. Prior approval of instructor. Advanced communication skills chair and instructor. including reading & discussing CHI 1151: Spec. Top. in Chinese Credits: 3 topics on current events. Language Supplementary language Intensive instruction in laboratory work. CHI 1132 or conversation, reading and Classical Studies equivalent or permission of writing with emphasis on the instructor. refinement of Chinese CLA 1250: Enemies of Rome Credits: 3 language skills. Prerequisites: Examination of the growth of Credits: 3 the Roman Empire throughtout CHI 1132 Prerequisites: the Mediterranean world, with CHI 1122 an emphasis on issues of imperialism and cultural identity. Credits: 3

155 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog CLA 1975: Literature and CLA 3001: Independent Study Classics Reading of selected material in Cognitive Survey of ancient and modern Latin or Greek or in classical Science classical literature, varying in literature in translation under topic and theme, guiding the direction of a member of CGS 4000: Bilingualism students in written and oral the staff. Examination of cognitive analysis of themes in texts of Credits: 3 correlates of bilingualism and the varying genres of epic, multilingualism through review tragedy, comedy, novel, short CLA 3040: Studies in the of primary psycholinguistic story, film, et al., fulfillingor c e Classics research and hands-on literature requirement. Selected themes of special linguistic experimentation. Credits: 3 interest. Topics vary according to interests of students and Focus on cross-language CLA 2021: Language of instructor: e.g. Women in the transfer, language coactivation, Science & Medicine Classical World, Slavery in the language mixing and Language of Science and Ancient World, Classical immersion effects in language Medicine Greek and Latin Rhetoric, etc. processing. prefixes, roots, and suffixes in Credits: 3 Credits: 3 modern vocabulary; vocabulary CLA 3052: Roman Law CGS 5900: Cognitive Science building, with emphasis on Seminar technical terminology in Credits: 3 Interdisciplinary seminar scientific and medical usage. CLA 5900: CLA: Independent focusing on theories, methods, Knowledge of the languages is Study and applications related to the not required. study of intelligent systems. Credits: 3 Supervised study, activity, or research. May be taken more Credits: 3 CLA 2032: Classical than once. Prior approval of CGS 5910: Psychology of Mythology chair and instructor. Language The myths, legends and Credits: 3 Processes underlying use of folklore of the Greeks and CLA 7301: Topics in Classical language, including speech Romans as they developed in Studies perception and production, their life, thought and comprehension of meaning and literature; their influence on the A course in English on classical grammar, and conversational Renaissance and modern times. culture. Themes vary and may interaction. Draws upon Credits: 3 focus on: Greek and Roman art, architecture and archaeology, research from psychology, CLA 2051: Cities of Ancient Greek and Roman social linguistics, computer science, Greece history, the classical tradition, neuroscience, and speech Classical archaeology and etc. pathology. architecture of Greece. Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Selected sites in the Greek CGS 5950: Ind. Res. in world with emphasis on their Cognitive Science architectural, artistic and Credits: 3 history significance. Credits: 3 CGS 5990: Special Topics CLA 2052: Rome: The Ancient Selected topics in Cognitive City Science: attention, computational modeling, Classical archaeology and linguistics, deep learning, architecture of Italy. Selected embodiment etc. sites in the Roman world with Credits: 3 emphasis on their architectural, artistic and historical significance. Credits: 3

156 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog CBN 4100: Cognitive Cognitive and Neuroscience Communication Theory and research on the Behavioral COM 1000: Surv of neural and cognitive processes Communication Studies Neuroscience that support higher-level cognition, such as memory, Process of communication; range of perspectives from Chair: Michael Brown, PhD. attention, judgment & decision which communication can be Office Location: Tolentine Hall making, perception, language, studied (from classical rhetoric Rm. 334 emotion. to contemporary theory); the Telephone: (610) 519-4722 Credits: 3 functions communication [Website] Prerequisites: PSY 4500 serves; and the forms of communication such as CBN 5000: Advanced Lab in interpersonal, small group, About Neuroscience organizational, public address, The major in Cognitive and Advanced Laboratory in and mass media. Behavioral Neuroscience (CBN) Neuroscience: Examination of Credits: 3 provides an intensive course of research methodologies, COM 1100: Public Speaking study focused on brain- analysis techniques and data behavior relationships, ranging interpretation at different levels Principles of communication from genetic to whole brain of neuro-behavioral related to speech composition contributions to behavior and investigation. and delivery; finding, analyzing, mental processes. The program Credits: 3 organizing and presenting is excellent preparation for a Prerequisites: material in ways appropriate to variety of careers focusing on CBN 4000 and CBN 4100 :Y and effective with diverse research and/or practice in audiences. neuroscience, medicine, allied CBN 5900: Undergraduate Credits: 3 health fields, and psychology, Research in CBN COM 1101: Business & Prof as well as for more general Supervised research project Communication careers in areas such as public and report. Student may policy and education. register for CBN 5900 more Communication strategies and than once; however, only 3 skills for a variety of business CBN 2900: Topics in Cog & hours of research can be professional settings. Behav Neuro applied toward the degree Combines public speaking and Topics in Cog & Behav Neuro: requirements in cognitive and small group organizational Neuroscience and ethics, behavioral neuroscience. communication, featuring Neuroeconomics, Drugs and Credits: 3 individual and group behavior, etc. presentations. Not intended for Credits: 3 CBN 6001: Thesis Research I Communication Department Library and/or Laboratory majors. CBN 4000: Cell & Behavioral Research under CBN-affiliated Credits: 3 Neuroscience faculty mentor. Requires COM 1102: COM Foundations Neuronal mechanisms of successful application as CBN for Engrs behavior: Molecular and cellular junior, permission of faculty processes, neural plasticity, mentor, department Technical & professional sensory encoding, chairperson, and major GPA communication: Oral & visual optogenetics, >3.0. Culminates in a literature presentations, including psychopharmcology. review and research proposal. technical reports; formulation/ Credits: 3 CBN 6001 credit toward major evaluation of data-driven Prerequisites: requires completion of CBN arguments; group PSY 4200 6002. communication & listening Credits: 3 skills. This course is only for students enrolled in Mechnical CBN 6002: Thesis Research II Engineering. Credits: 3 Credits: 3

157 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog COM 1300: Film Analysis COM 2240: Theories of COM 2400: Theories of Methods and perspectives Perform Studies Interpersonal Com used to analyze visual media Exploration of theory Survey of concepts and drawing on contemporary and surrounding the embodied and theories in interpersonal historically important films. aesthetic elements of solo and communication. Focuses on Historical, theoretical, and group performance. Evaluates dyadic interaction and aesthetic approaches to film key approaches to performing relationships as created, analysis, as well as the social, literature, performance art, maintained, and modified political and economic forces performance for social change, through verbal and nonverbal that influence film ontc ent. This oral traditions, performance behavior. course does not fulfill a OMC ethnography, and performance Credits: 3 major requirement. in everyday life. Credits: 3 Credits: 3 COM 2440: Theories of Organizational Com COM 1903: Communication COM 2280: Theories of Exploration of the relationship Internship Persuasion between organizational and Supervised work/study Presents the theoretical communication theories. program in radio, television, processes by which Addresses issues of leadership, advertising, publicity or public communication influences the structure, culture, decision- relations. attitudes, beliefs, and making, communication Credits: 3 behaviors of message channels, conflict, change, recipients. Both rhetorical and motivation, performance, COM 1906: Communication social scientific approaches to diversity management, and Internship persuasion are examined. external communication as Supervised work/study Application is made to the they relate to organizations. program in radio, television, areas of advertising, public Credits: 3 advertising, publicity or public relations, politics and health relations. communication. COM 2993: Communication Credits: 6 Credits: 3 Internship Supervised work/study COM 1909: Communication COM 2300: Theories of Mass program in radio, television, Internship Communication advertising, publicity or public Supervised work/study Traces the evolution and relations. program in radio, television, structure of core theoretical Credits: 3 advertising, publicity or public approaches to understanding relations. mass communication COM 2996: Communication Credits: 9 phenomena. Both behavioral Internship and critical approaches and More intensive, in depth work/ COM 2200: Theories of their related research traditions study/program in radio, Rhetoric are explored. television, advertising, publicty Rhetoric as the process of Credits: 3 or public relations. symbolic creation and Credits: 6 recreation of community COM 2340: Theories of Visual identity. Theory and history of Com & Cultu COM 3201: Rhetoric & Social rhetoric applications to the Introduction to the major Justice study of politics, popular theoretical and methodological Examination of public culture, speeches, media approaches to the study of discourse surrounding issues in images, artistic works, images as communicative social justice and human rights. advertising, and legal issues. phenomena. Explores the Through traditional and Credits: 3 philosophical and strategic contemporary rhetorical implications of these theory, rhetorical strategies are approaches and applies them traced through contemporary both to the analysis and movements. production of visual messages Credits: 3 in a variety of media and Prerequisites: contexts. COM 2200 or COM 2240 or Credits: 3 COM 2280 or COM 2300 or COM 2340 or COM 2400 or COM 2440

158 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog COM 3202: Rhetoric, Identity COM 3204: Rhetoric and COM 3208: Rhetoric and Myth & Conflict Democracy The relationship among Focused reading of An upper-level course in which rhetoric, myth, and culture with contemporary rhetorical students study important attention paid to the forces theorists. Examines the cultural rhetorical artifacts and that shape mythic use of symbols for the theoretical perspectives to consciousness in culture(s). generation of community and/ come to understand important The focus of the course will or the promotion of social ways that rhetoric has served vary according to instructor conflict; rhetoric as performed and sometimes disserved and semester the course is through ritual acts; and correct democracy. The specific ocf us taught. (Pre-requisites will be and incorrect enactment of the course will change waived when offered for the resulting in social acceptance according to the instructor and study abroad in Greece and alienation. Instructor's the semester taught. (Pre- program or instructor's permission required. requisites will be waived when permission). Credits: 3 the course is offered for the Credits: 3 Prerequisites: Study Abroad in Greece Prerequisites: COM 2200 or COM 2240 or program). Instructor's COM 2240 or COM 2280 or COM 2280 or COM 2300 or permission needed to waive COM 2340 or COM 2200 or COM 2340 or COM 2400 or pre-requisites. COM 2300 or COM 2400 or COM 2440 Credits: 3 COM 2440 Prerequisites: COM 3203: Communication COM 2200 or COM 2240 or COM 3209: Rhetorics of Race Law & Policy COM 2280 or COM 2300 or Credits: 3 Constitutional, statutory, and COM 2340 or COM 2400 or COM 3210: Gender, Sexuality case law as well as other public COM 2440 policies affecting and Rhetoric communication professions. COM 3207: African American Credits: 3 Surveys a wide-range of issues Rhetoric COM 3240: Performance for related to the First The symbolic construction of Social Change Amendment, access, African American identity in broadcasting, commercial the United States through an Performance as a powerful speech, copyright, defamation, analysis of speeches, films, medium of art and art as a obscenity, political speech and television and other media. powerful tool for social change. privacy. (Pre-requisites will be waived Studying established Credits: 3 for Africana Studies performance artists and Prerequisites: concentrators or minors). creating original peformance COM 2200 or COM 2240 or Credits: 3 pieces, students address social COM 2280 or COM 2300 or Prerequisites: issues through various modes COM 2340 or COM 2400 or COM 2200 or COM 2240 or of performance. COM 2440 COM 2280 or COM 2300 or Credits: 3 COM 2340 or COM 2400 or Prerequisites: COM 2440 COM 2200 or COM 2240 or COM 2340 or COM 2280 or COM 2300 or COM 2400 or COM 2440

159 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog COM 3241: Performance of COM 3246: Performance of COM 3301: Intro to Film & Literature Greek Lit Video Prod Solo and group performance of Students analyze and perform In-studio workshop that deals poetry, prose, and drama. both ancient and with basic television Focus on rhetorical power of contemporary Greek literary production techniques, performed literature. Combines texts; the performances, both including producing and elements of theatre, literature solo and group are at Greek directing short interview and communication. archaeological sites based on programs, news, Credits: 3 Greek oral traditions, poetry demonstrations and short Prerequisites: and drama, such as from dramatic pieces. Discussion of COM 2200 or COM 2240 or Homer, Sappho, Antigone and current problems in the COM 2400 or COM 2280 or Medea. THIS COURSE IS ONLY management and operation of COM 2300 or COM 2340 or OFFERED IN THE SUMMER a television broadcasting COM 2440 STUDY ABROAD IN GREECE station. PROGRAM. Credits: 3 COM 3243: Performance Art Credits: 3 Prerequisites: Introduction to performance Prerequisites: COM 2280 or COM 2300 or art, a highly diverse theatrical COM 2200 or COM 2240 or COM 2340 or COM 2200 or art form that has gained COM 2280 or COM 2300 or COM 2240 or COM 2400 or popularity in American and COM 2340 or COM 2400 or COM 2440 European performance since COM 2440 the 1960s. Analysis of well- COM 3302: Advanced Film & known performance artists as COM 3247: Storytelling Video Prod well as creation and Focus on story craft, form and Visual aspects of location performance of original practice. May include sound single camera video student pieces. Emphasis on stories, image stories, productions, audio acquisition, relationships among language, performance, personal lighting, post production visual arts, music and dance; narrative, oral history, support, video editing and the construction and nonfiction. ttA ention on how to digital effects and finished expression of self and identity use stories for personal and distribution. Each student will through performance; and the social change. work as producer, director, relationship of performance to Credits: 3 camerman, editor and writer. rhetoric and social change. Prerequisites: Helps students understand the Previous performance COM 2200 or COM 2240 or world of film and video experience a bonus but not COM 2340 or COM 2280 or funding, production and required. COM 2300 or COM 2400 or distribution. Credits: 3 COM 2440 Credits: 3 Prerequisites: Prerequisites: COM 2200 or COM 2240 or COM 3248: Performance COM 3301 COM 2340 or COM 2280 or Ethnography COM 2300 or COM 2400 or Credits: 3 COM 3303: Screenwriting COM 2440 Development of narrative COM 3290: Spec Top in strategies through COM 3245: Voice & Diction Rhetoric & Perf improvisation and techniques Improvement of vocal quality Topic or problem in the of mediated visualization using and articulation through study Rhetoric & Performance area of video. of vocal anatomy, phonetics, communication selected by the Credits: 3 projection, and expressiveness. instructor. Prerequisites: Emphasis on live and taped Credits: 3 COM 2200 or COM 2240 or performance of readings. COM 2280 or COM 2300 or Credits: 3 COM 2340 or COM 2400 or Prerequisites: COM 2440 and COM 1300 COM 2200 or COM 2240 or COM 2280 or COM 2300 or COM 2340 or COM 2400 or COM 2440

160 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog COM 3304: Documentary COM 3306: Audio Production COM 3321: Interactive Media Theory & Practice Hands-on studio course serves Design A study of the documentary as as introduction to the history, Study of the principles of art, propaganda, social fundamentals and methods of creating effective document, and instrument for audio production used in radio, communication for the World social change. After a review of television and recording Wide Web. Explores basic web theory and work in studios. Students learn, identify design techniques with documentary, students develop and operate different aspects emphasis on designing and their own short works. For of audio production hardware integrating diverse media COM majors who have taken such as microphones, mixing elements. Focus on the COM 3600, this course counts boards, and digital multi-rack creation and manipulation of as a Free Elective. For COM recorders. Students will text, graphics, audio and video majors who have not taken complete in-studio or remote for the Web. COM 3600, this course counts recording projects for Credits: 3 as a COM 3000-level course. evaluation. Prerequisites: Credits: 3 Credits: 3 COM 2200 or COM 2240 or Prerequisites: COM 2280 or COM 2300 or COM 3305: Radio COM 2200 or COM 2240 or COM 2340 or COM 2400 or Broadcasting COM 2280 or COM 2300 or COM 2440 The history and principles of COM 2340 or COM 2400 or commercial radio broadcasting: COM 2440 COM 3340: Film History programming, research, sales, Evolution of film as an art orm;f promotions, broadcast COM 3308: Digital Image includes the impact of engineering and federal Production technology. regulations. Hands-on-audio This hands-on workshop Credits: 3 production experience with introduces to the fundamentals Prerequisites: broadcast equipment focusing of using digital images to COM 1300 and COM 2200 or on the art of audio production communicate specific COM 2240 or COM 2280 or and development of public information. Students produce COM 2300 or COM 2340 or affairs radio program to air on still and moving images for use COM 2400 or COM 2440 WXVU. in public relations, advertising, Credits: 3 photojournalism, and electronic Prerequisites: or web-based publication. COM 2200 or COM 2240 or Credits: 3 COM 2280 or COM 2300 or Prerequisites: COM 2340 or COM 2400 or (COM 2200 or COM 2240 or COM 2440 COM 2280 or COM 2300 or COM 2340 or COM 2400 or COM 2440)

161 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog COM 3341: Gender and Film COM 3351: Media & Society COM 3354: Media Criticism This course attends to the role Structure and content of the Analysis of contemporary film, of cinematic images in the major media industries in television, music, print media cultural production of gender America (radio, television, film, and electronic media from a in contemporary societies. newspapers, magazines, cultural studies perspective. Students analyze images of recordings, and books), and Credits: 3 gender in a variety of films, as how each interacts with Prerequisites: well as the work of film makers individuals, groups, and COM 2200 or COM 2240 or who have been marginalized institutions. Students analyze COM 2280 or COM 2300 or because of gender. This and critique media systems COM 2340 or COM 2400 or analysis of specific films is and content in terms of social, COM 2440 grounded in course readings legal, political, and economics taken from primary sources in forces that influence them. COM 3355: Media Effects feminist film theory and Credits: 3 A service learning course that criticism, gender theory and Prerequisites: trains students on how to media studies. Students will COM 2200 or COM 2240 or critically evaluate media have the opportunity to COM 2280 or COM 2300 or content given its role in society propose and explore analytic, COM 2340 or COM 2400 or and degree of compliance with creative, and/or theoretical COM 2440 prevailing media policies. The projects within the purview of course culminates with a the course theme. Outside COM 3352: Media & compilation of analysis results viewing required. (Pre- Technology and the production of a requisites will be waived for Surveys the development of research report to be Women's Studies communication technologies disseminated to academics, concentrators or minors). from the printing press through advocacy groups, industry Credits: 3 the internet and beyond. executives, and parents. Prerequisites: Technological development will Credits: 3 COM 2200 or COM 2240 or be used as a way to explore Prerequisites: COM 2280 or COM 2300 or critical issues about economic COM 2200 or COM 2240 or COM 2340 or COM 2400 or development, the nature of COM 2280 or COM 2300 or COM 2440 meaning, technological COM 2340 or COM 2400 or determinism and globalization. COM 2440 COM 3342: International Credits: 3 Cinema Prerequisites: COM 3356: Media Audiences Study of the film of or about a COM 2200 or COM 2240 or Introduction to the study, particular country with COM 2280 or COM 2300 or measurement and analysis of emphasis on political, social, COM 2340 or COM 2400 or media audiences, merging cultural and artistic issues. COM 2440 theoretical approaches with Credits: 3 applied methods for Prerequisites: COM 3353: Media & Politics understanding user behavior. COM 2200 or COM 2240 or Examination of political Credits: 3 COM 2280 or COM 2300 or communication research, Prerequisites: COM 2400 or COM 2440 or theory and history. A particular COM 2200 or COM 2240 or COM 2340 focus on the role of media, COM 2280 or COM 2300 or such as advertising and news COM 2340 or COM 2400 or COM 3343: Contemporary reporting on political COM 2440 Cinema campaigns and policymaking. Seminar course in which Credits: 3 various strategies are applied Prerequisites: to the analysis of COM 2200 or COM 2240 or contemporary films. COM 2280 or COM 2300 or Credits: 3 COM 2340 or COM 2400 or Prerequisites: COM 2440 COM 2200 or COM 2240 or COM 2280 or COM 2300 or COM 2340 or COM 2400 or COM 2440

162 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog COM 3360: Introduction to COM 3363: Broadcast COM 3401: Relational COM Journalism Journalism Studies News is an integral part of our Styles and techniques of Explores everyday lives. This course aims to broadcast journalism communication between provide a critical performance, including studio people across many contexts. understanding of the role of and location reporting and Critical examination of the journalism in modern society, interviewing. Historical and personal, social, and cultural combining theoretical contemporary trends in dimensions of human perspectives on the making of broadcast journalism explored. relationships. Experiential news with insights from the Credits: 3 activities augment lectures/ journalists, broadcasters and Prerequisites: discussions. editors who produce it. COM 3360 Credits: 3 Students will analyze research Prerequisites: material on journalism in the COM 3365: Sports Journalism COM 2200 or COM 2240 or press, as well as examining Evolution and current trends in COM 2280 or COM 2300 or newsmaking on television and sports journalism, emerging COM 2340 or COM 2400 or on the internet. platforms and technologies, COM 2440 Credits: 3 reporting with social media, Prerequisites: developing source COM 3402: Family COM 2200 or COM 2240 or relationships, competing with Communication COM 2280 or COM 2300 or your sources, working with Explores the relationships that COM 2340 or COM 2400 or media relations, developing have the most consequences COM 2440 written and oral reporting for us. Examines ways to skills, anchor-analyst and rework relational dilemmas, COM 3361: Journalism sports-talk formats. collisions through dialogue, Practices Credits: 3 and generate effective Principles of gathering, Prerequisites: communicative strategies. researching and writing the COM 3360 Credits: 3 news for students interested in Prerequisites: journalism and those who COM 3366: Multimedia COM 2200 or COM 2240 or expect to interact with Journalism COM 2280 or COM 2300 or journalists professionally. Press Students learn to write across COM 2340 or COM 2400 or releases, news leads and media platforms, create COM 2440 features and techniques for integrated news packages, and successful interviewing. maintain strong journalistic COM 3403: Intercultural Surveys critical and ethical principles, techniques and Communication challenges facing today's ethics. The impact on culture of journalist; explores business Credits: 3 communication styles, and news, media reviews and Prerequisites: practices. The role of comment writing, editing and COM 3360 communication in personal and page design, and how professional intercultural COM 3367: Journalism Topics computer technology is relationships. changing investigative Rotating topics in journalism. Credits: 3 reporting. Classes will be held Each offering will give students Prerequisites: in a computer lab to simulate in-depth exposure to a COM 2200 or COM 2240 or newsroom conditions. particular area of journalism, COM 2280 or COM 2300 or Credits: 3 taught by a foremost expert in COM 2340 or COM 2400 or Prerequisites: that area. COM 2440 COM 3360 Credits: 3 Prerequisites: COM 3360 COM 3390: Spec Top in Media & Film Topic or problem in the Media & Film area of communication selected by the instructor. Credits: 3

163 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog COM 3404: Communication & COM 3442: Team Based COM 3445: COM Consulting in Conflict Communication Organization Communicative elements of Theory and practice of Course explores theory and conflict that arise out of communication for idea practice of communication personal and cultural generation and problem- consulting through a variety of differences in a variety of solving in groups, teams, and in case studies in the field of interpersonal interactions and other multiple contexts. organizational/corporate relationships. Credits: 3 communication. Students will Credits: 3 Prerequisites: be expected to work as part of Prerequisites: COM 2200 or COM 2240 or a consulting team for part of COM 2200 or COM 2240 or COM 2280 or COM 2300 or the semester. COM 2280 or COM 2300 or COM 2340 or COM 2400 or Credits: 3 COM 2340 or COM 2400 or COM 2440 Prerequisites: COM 2440 COM 2200 or COM 2240 or COM 3443: Work Life COM 2280 or COM 2300 or COM 3406: Gender & Negotiation COM 2340 or COM 2400 or Communication Explores the increasingly COM 2440 Communication of women and blurred intersections of men against the backdrop of "public" work and "private" COM 3446: Space, Time & society and feminism in such lives, focusing on how we Tech in Organiz. communicative contexts as navigate organizational, family, Credits: 3 families, schools, friendships community and individual roles and relationships, and responsiblities. Considers COM 3448: Multicultural organizations, media, and organizational policies, family Ledrshp & Dialog technology. (Pre-requisites will practices, and larger social Introduces scholarship be waived for Gender & discourses such as geender, addressing injustice and Women's Studies class, consuption, and misunderstanding in America. concentrators or minors). entrepreneurialism. Students will develop a Credits: 3 Credits: 3 dialogic perspective and a set Prerequisites: Prerequisites: of skills as one means of COM 2200 or COM 2240 or COM 2200 or COM 2240 or transforming themselves and COM 2280 or COM 2300 or COM 2340 or COM 2280 or their community. Must also COM 2340 or COM 2400 or COM 2300 or COM 2400 or participate in a one-credit COM COM 2440 COM 2440 5300 topically focused dialogue group. Requires COM 3408: Facilitation & COM 3444: Interviewing permission of chairperson. Dialogue Theory and practice of Credits: 3 Credits: 3 methods in selected interview settings: informational, COM 3449: Applied Topics in COM 3441: Negotiation & employment, and persuasive. Organization Dialogue Emphasis on communication Credits: 3 Examination of the practical, between two persons, theoretical, and critical analysis questioning techniques, and of a variety of approaches to the logical and cultural bases negotiation and resolving of organizational persuasion. conflicts. erbalV forms of Credits: 3 negotiation, mediation, and Prerequisites: dialogue are developed as key COM 2200 or COM 2240 or components in the COM 2280 or COM 2300 or maintenance of any healthy COM 2340 or COM 2400 or organization. COM 2440 Credits: 3 Prerequisites: COM 2200 or COM 2240 or COM 2280 or COM 2300 or COM 2340 or COM 2400 or COM 2440

164 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog COM 3460: Public Relations COM 3462: Public Relations COM 3476: Managing Multi Provides a foundation for Writing Gen. Workforce students interested in the field Offers students the foundation The focus of this course is on of public relations. It chronicles for producing a variety of understanding the impact and the development of the written public relations implications of an aging profession from its earliest materials. Structure includes an workforce and examining best beginnings to its role in overview of the journalistic practices for managing modern management. Also style of writing along with multiple generations. attempts to bridge the gap extensive practice in writing Credits: 3 that exists between theory and fundamentals. Following the practice. It achieves this by work on enhancing writing COM 3477: Creativity, Innov., emphasizing the fundamental skills, students will develop a & Entrep. management perspective of variety of pieces for their The course focuses on the the profession and the portfolios. Final class products similarities and dissimilarities persuasive intent of message include print news releases, among three related skills and construction while highlighting position papers, feature stories, competencies: creativity, the four essential skills required media advisories, media kit, innovation and for success in the industry - and other related assignments. entrepreneurship and the ways research, writing, planning and Course is strongly in which each can be applied problem solving. recommended for students to produce new or improved Credits: 3 interested in public relations, products and services. Topics Prerequisites: advertising, marketing, and are examined within in the COM 2200 or COM 2240 or organizational communication. context of the real-life COM 2280 or COM 2300 or Credits: 3 situations and work-place COM 2340 or COM 2400 or Prerequisites: scenarios with special COM 2440 COM 3460 emphasis on creating a culture that encourages and rewards COM 3461: Advertising COM 3475: Com Challenge in risk taking and unconventional Strategies and techniques used Organizations problem solving. in contemporary American The purpose of the course is to Credits: 3 advertising: consumer make students aware of the behavior, market research and psychology of communication COM 3490: Spec Top in analysis, message development and to assist them in becoming Interpersonal Org for print and broadcast, and more discerning, discriminating Topic or problem in the media selection. recipients of the torrent of 24/ interpersonal/Organizational Credits: 3 7 bytes and bits of data. The area of communication Prerequisites: course examines the dynamics selected by the instructor. COM 2200 or COM 2240 or of communication within Credits: 3 COM 2280 or COM 2300 or organizations and the elements COM 2340 or COM 2400 or of effective leadership COM 2440 communication; that is, the written and spoken word; the behaviors exhibited by people who influence the way people think and act; internal and external communication planning; multigenerational communication; crisis communication; the impact of technology, and techniques used to assess the efficacy of planned communication. Credits: 3

165 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog COM 3600: Social Justice COM 5050: Senior Project COM 5464: Public Relations Documentary Design, implementation, and Campaigns Students will work together to presentation of a group Course explores a variety of create a documentary film that research project in which case studies in the field of examines a social justice issue. students apply the knowledge public relations including This class requires substantial and skills learned through the examples in media relations, time commitments from all the Communication program of crisis communication and students. Permission of study to the investigation of planning. Following the review instructor and at least three rhetorical or communication of cases, student groups will be credits of prior courses in film phenomena. created and will spend the or social justice. This six-credit Credits: 3 remainder of the semester course can be repeated once. Prerequisites: developing a professional For COM majors, six credits COM 4001 or COM 4002 campaign for a client. The final count toward the major. If project is a presentation of this taken twice, six credits count COM 5100: Directed Study overall public relations plan. toward Free Electives. For the Supervised project culminating Credits: 3 COM minor, only three credits in term paper. Prerequisites: of this six-credit course goes Credits: 3 COM 3462 toward the minor. COM 5150: Spec Top in Credits: 6 COM 5600: Special Topics in Communication Production COM 4001: Qualitative Credits: 3 One-Credit Workshops in areas Research in COM of media and multimedia COM 5200: Topics Review of basis principles of production. Course may be critical inquiry in the Intensive workshops in repeated six times interpretive paradigm. Reading selected areas of professional Credits: 1 and designing qualitative development or research in communication communication research. Credits: 1 through gathering and critically Computing analyzing literature in the field COM 5300: Topics in and proposing an original Intergroup Dialogue study. Methods include Sciences Using self-reflection, identity ethnography and textual exploration, and dialogue, learn Chair: Daniel Joyce, Ph.D. analysis. how everyday communicative Office Location: Mendel Credits: 3 interactions can lead to cross- Science Center Rm. 161 COM 4002: Quantitative cultural mistrust and Telephone: (610) 519-7307 Research in COM misunderstanding. Students Website Review of basic principles of also learn how social structures scientific inquiry in the and institutions, e.g., schools, empirical paradigm. Reading neighborhoods, media, and About and designing quantitative health organizations, function The Department of Computing research in communication to allocate privilege and Sciences seeks to provide through gathering and critically sustain societal inequities. outstanding education, to analyzing literature in the field Permission of chair. advance scholarship, and to and proposing an original Credits: 1 engage in activities that study. Methods include benefit society as a whole, in experiments and surveys. accordance to the University Credits: 3 mission. The Department aims to equip students with a solid foundation in computing theory, and to prepare them for lifelong independent learning and innovative thinking in a constantly changing discipline. Its faculty members strive to maintain professional currency, and to involve students and

166 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog colleagues in their research CSC 1030: Prob Solv with CSC 1045: 3D Modeling and investigations. These Computers Animation endeavors support the Using the microcomputer as a Computer-assisted animation & University mission to transmit, problem solving tool; system its programming dialects; pursue, and discover use; general purpose language cartoon creation from story- knowledge in an atmosphere of programming; spreadsheet boarding to product delivery; collegiality in the university analysis and modeling; algorithms - efficiency, community. Supported by a retrieving information from the correctness, understanding via liberal arts education, the Internet; strengths and animation. Department seeks to develop weaknesses of computer based Credits: 3 the total person, sensitive to problem solutions. social and ethical concerns Credits: 3 CSC 1051: Algorithms & Data affected by the computing Struc I discipline, and committed to CSC 1035: Databases for Many Object-oriented design: addressing the needs of a Majors objects, classes, methods, diverse and interconnected No background in computing encapsulation; programming modern society. necessary. Design and fundamentals: data, variables, implementation of your own selection, loops, arrays, input/ CSC 1010: Programming for database as a group project. output; basic graphics and All Cooperative learning exceptions. Programming fundamentals techniques to demystify key Credits: 4 using the Python programming concepts: the relational model, CSC 1052: Algorithms & Data language: data, variables, normalization, the Entity- Struc II selection, loops, arrays, input/ Relationship model and SQL. output, basic graphics and Credits: 3 Object-oriented design: functions. Object-oriented inheritance, interfaces, CSC 1040: Computing with design: encapsulation, objects, polymorphism; problem Images classes and methods. analysis; recursion; abstract Credits: 3 Computing systems as tools for data types; dynamically linked designing and publishing structures; data structures: CSC 1020: Computing and the graphically rich material in stacks, queues, lists, Web many forms; image processing collections, trees. Information representation and techniques and systems; image Credits: 4 manipulation; file ys stems and style and related tools; digital Prerequisites: directories; compatibility and image processing theory; CSC 1051 :C or CSC 2014 :C data exchange; security and computational complexity; CSC 1300: Discrete Structures privacy; elements of computer multimedia presentations. architectures and operating Credits: 3 Mathematical structures that systems; computer networks, support computer science: CSC 1043: Laptop Instrument the Internet, and the World sets, matrices, trees, graphs, Wide Web; web site design Music structure and theory; logic and proof, mathematical principles and creation; PC- programming structures, induction, relations, functions, based examples and algorithms and language to sequences, summations, and illustrations. create music on your laptop; elementary combinatorics. Credits: 3 component of Living in the Credits: 3 KnowlEdge Society project CSC 1024: Computing for (NSF) connecting computing CSC 1600: Operating Systems Scientists with other disciplines. System software design and Credits: 1 Credits: 3 implementation; process and resource management; concurrency, scheduling, and deadlock; memory management; file ys stems and security. Credits: 3 Prerequisites: CSC 2400 :D- or ECE 2042 :D-

167 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog CSC 1700: Analysis of CSC 2014: Java Bootcamp CSC 2300: Statistics for Algorithms Fast-paced coverage of object- Computing Efficiency classifications and oriented programming using Probability, counting, discrete mathematical analysis of Java and the Java API, and continuous distributions, recursive and nonrecursive including packages for creating descriptive and inferential algorithms; design techniques: graphics and applets; Java statistics, experimentation, brute force, greedy, divide-and- syntax and control structures; reading of scientific papers -- conquer, dynamic arrays; designing objects, all taught from the point of programming, backtracking, classes, and methods; view of computer science. branch-and-bound, space and graphical user interfaces; input Some programming may be time tradeoffs; NP- streams, exception handling required. completeness; approximation and threads. Credits: 3 algorithms; computational Credits: 1 Prerequisites: problems: sorting, searching, Prerequisites: CSC 1051 and CSC 1300 string processing, graphs, CSC 1010 or ECE 1620 or MIS arithmetic, linear algebra. 2020 CSC 2400: Computer Systems Credits: 3 I Prerequisites: CSC 2020: Web Devel & Tech I Architecture of computer (CSC 1300 or MAT 2600) and Design of web content, systems: representation of (CSC 1052 or ECE 2620) utilization of web tools, data; processor, memory and I/ configuration of supporting O organization. Assembly CSC 1800: Organ of Prog technologies. Emphasis on language programming. C Languages client-side services: HTML, programming language High level language features: style sheets, Javascript, constructs and their data types, control structures; DHTML. relationship to the underlying formal lexical and syntactical Credits: 3 architecture. Basics of analysis; operational semantics; Prerequisites: operating systems: interrupts, language translation. CSC 1020 concurrency, process Credits: 3 scheduling, security, Prerequisites: CSC 2025: Web Devel & Tech networking. CSC 1052 :D- and (CSC 1300 II Credits: 3 :D- or MAT 2600 :D-) Design of web content, Prerequisites: configuration of supporting CSC 1052 and (CSC 1300 or CSC 1930: Explorations in web technologies. Emphasis on MAT 2600) Computing server-side services: databases Emerging technologies & their and forms, XML, AJAX, cookies, CSC 2405: Computer Systems applications; computing in security CGI. II support of investigations & Credits: 3 Processes, threads and applications in the humanities Prerequisites: concurrent programming. & social sciences. CSC 2020 Scheduling and dispatching. Credits: 3 Linking and relocation. Memory CSC 2053: Platform Based management. Virtual memory. CSC 1990: Enrichment Sem in Computing System-level I/O Device Computing Topics include maps, hash management. File systems. Skills for success in computing: tables, graphs, concurrency/ Security and protection in research questions and interference/synchronization, depth. Real-time and methodologies, oral and internet programming and embedded systems. System written presentation security. performance evaluation. techniques, argumentation and Credits: 3 Scripting. critical thinking, time and Prerequisites: Credits: 3 project management CSC 1052 Prerequisites: strategies, study skills. CSC 2400 Credits: 1

168 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog CSC 2500: Survey of CSC 3070: Emerging CSC 3400: Information Information Science Technology Trends Retrieval Brief introductions to several Investigate new technologies Theory and practice of areas in which problems in and current applications. location, organization, and information use are important. Explore when and how to rendering of meaningful Examples are business, law, apply new technologies with content from largely biology, medicine, electronic sensitivity to feasibility, unorganized sources. commerce, and libraries. financial viability, and overall Credits: 3 Credits: 3 effectiveness. Culminates in Prerequisites: team-driven exploitation of a CSC 1052 :D- and CSC 1300 :D- CSC 2993: Internship in new technology. Computing Credits: 3 CSC 3990: Computing Internship in computer science Research Topics involving computer system CSC 3080: Info Security & Team taught. Centered around development, maintenance, or Protection the development of a research evaluation in an environment Explores the criticality of project in one of several which supports sound software protecting information's selected computing topics. engineering techniques. availability, accuracy, Methods for conducting Restricted to second semester authenticity, confidentiality, research: experimentation, data sophomore with junior and integrity. Analysis of topics collection, literature review. standing and above. to include redundancy, backup Standards for written Credits: 3 and recovery, business presentation of information. continuity, security Reports of progress required of CSC 2996: Internship in technologies, and controls such all students. Computing as audit, change management Credits: 3 Credits: 6 and testing. Prerequisites: Credits: 3 CSC 2053 CSC 3010: Overview of Prerequisites: Cybersecurity CSC 2400 or ECE 2042 CSC 4140: Theory of Exploration of the basic Information concepts and terminology in CSC 3150: Game Development Credits: 3 cybersecurity for students from Theory of game development, a variety of technical or non- game programming, artificial CSC 4170: Theory of technical backgrounds; major intelligence, state machines, Computation sub-disciplines of 2D/3D assets, visual Finite automata and regular cybersecurity; impact of communication, game expressions; push down cybersecurity on business, mechanics, navigation meshes, automata and context-free ethical, and technical levels; path planning. grammars; Turing machines; data protection concepts, Credits: 3 Church's thesis; computability; privacy, and intellectual Prerequisites: NP-completeness. property; data protection CSC 1052 or ECE 2620 Credits: 3 techniques, encryption, and Prerequisites: authentication; security in CSC 3300: Linear Algebra for CSC 1700 :D- wired and wireless networks, Computing operating systems, Fields, vectors, matrices. CSC 4181: Compiler applications, databases, and Structures and computations in Construction the cloud; ethical hacking and a high-level language for these Lexical and syntactical analysis; vulnerability management; lab mathematical objects. code generation; error exercises and case studies to Computational applications recovery; recursive descent introduce technical concepts; including image morphing, compilation; handling of run- prepares students to study page rankings, compression, time environment. cybersecurity in-depth in search in images, graph Credits: 3 future coursework; course is manipulation. Prerequisites: the introductory required Credits: 4 CSC 1600 :D- or CSC 2400 :D- course for a minor in Prerequisites: CSC 4280: Parallel Algs & cybersecurity. CSC 1300 Architecture Credits: 3 Credits: 3

169 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog CSC 4300: Computer Graphics CSC 4490: Data Warehousing CSC 4598: Machine Hardware and software in & Mining Translation computer graphics; graphics Tools and techniques, theory Exploration of the broad field programming language; input/ and practice for storage and of machine translation; output device handling; effective use of massive data automated computer systems modeling in 3D space; sets. that translate human language development of interactive Credits: 3 using statistical approaches; software. Prerequisites: digital representation Credits: 3 CSC 4480 and (CSC 2300 or transformations, such as Prerequisites: MAT 4310 or STAT 4310) readability and sentiment CSC 2053 :D- analysis, spam filtering, CSC 4500: Artificial plagiarism detection, and other CSC 4380: Info Visualization Intelligence natural language processing The presentation of The nature of intelligence and techniques; building machine information; visual cognition, the question of its computer translation systems using real- scientific visualization, implementation; search world data; formulating and illustration presentation, color algorithms; knowledge investigating research theory, motion dynamics, representation; automated questions in machine image processing. deduction; natural language translation; typically includes Credits: 3 understanding; planning; collaboration with a non- Prerequisites: problem solving. Computer Science course on CSC 2053 :D- Credits: 3 interdisciplinary, team-based Prerequisites: student projects. CSC 4450: Digital Forensics CSC 1052 or ECE 2620 Credits: 3 In-depth study of digital Prerequisites: CSC 4510: Machine Learning evidence presentation, digital CSC 1052 forensic techniques, and data The design of software systems analysis. Password cracking, that adapt to new CSC 4600: Distributed encryption/decryption, volatile circumstances and detect and Processing data extraction and network extrapolate patterns; neural Credits: 3 forensics of advanced forensic networks; decision tree tools, legal and ethical issues induction; genetic algorithms CSC 4630: Software Dev and related to forensics and and genetic programming. Systems security management Credits: 3 Operating system structures; techniques required for Prerequisites: system calls; system libraries; resiliency in today's digital CSC 1051 interprocess communication; workplace. user-interface programming Credits: 3 CSC 4550: Expert & environments; software Prerequisites: Knowledge Systems utilities; software portability. CSC 2400 Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Prerequisites: CSC 4480: Principles of CSC 1600 :D- or CSC 2405 :D- Database Systems and CSC 2053 :D- Concepts and technology of database management systems CSC 4700: Software and data modeling with an Engineering emphasis on the relational Management and production model; database querying and of software systems; the normalization; physical data software life cycle; software organization. A group project design techniques and to design and implement a methodologies; participation in database is a key aspect of this a team software development course. project. Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Prerequisites: Prerequisites: (CSC 1051 or ECE 1620) and CSC 1052 or ECE 2620 (CSC 1300 or MAT 2600)

170 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog CSC 4710: Info Syst Project CSC 4797: Information CSC 4900: Computer Management Systems Capstone Networks Principles and techniques of A cumulative experience to Underlying principles of information systems project complete a student's portfolio computer networks; OSI and management; qualitative and of expertise in information TCP/IP architecture; LAN quantitative essentials to systems and technology. technologies; interconnecting include project integration, Student driven project devices: hubs, bridges, scope, schedule, cost, quality, emphasizing system switches, routers, gateways; IP human resources, integration, design and addressing and forwarding; communications, and risk. communication skills. routing protocols; transport Practical experience managing Prerequisites: Information protocols; error, flow, and a project with complex Systems majors or FIT congestion control; client- technology issues. certificate candidates only. server communication; Credits: 3 Credits: 3 authentication and Prerequisites: authorization; security threats CSC 4730: Human Computer CSC 4710 :D- and CSC 4700 and solutions. Interaction :D- or DIT 2165 :D- and CSC Credits: 3 Design of the user/system 2500 :D- and DIT 2175 :D- Prerequisites: interface; measurement of CSC 2405 :D- or CSC 1600 :D- human-computer interaction; CSC 4800: Web Application models of the user and user Development CSC 5900: Seminar in communities; design criteria for Theory and design of web- Computing the interface; user interface based applications: stylesheets, Credits: 3 management systems (UIMS); applets, HTML, CGI test and evaluation strategies programming, web server CSC 5920: Logic and tools. design, website design, Boolean connectives and Credits: 3 security, multimedia propositional logic; quantifiers Prerequisites: representations, encryption, and first-order logic; natural CSC 1052 :D- compression. deduction, resolution and other Credits: 3 methods of human or CSC 4790: Senior Projects Prerequisites: computer reasoning; set Capstone course centered CSC 2053 :D- theory; induction; formal around a semester long arithmetic. sofware development or CSC 4810: Mobile App Credits: 3 research project; project Development planning; requirements Theory and practice of CSC 5930: Topics Computer elicitation and specification; designing apps for mobile Science teamwork; oral presentations devices; interface design, Lecture presentation of required of all students. platform-specific and platform- selected topics in computer Credits: 3 independent programming, science. May be repeated for Prerequisites: sensor-based computing, cloud credit if topics are different. CSC 4700 :D- data management, security, Prerequisites may be imposed and privacy; entrepreneurial depending on the topics. practices for app development: Credits: 3 ideation, business planning, Prerequisites: and commercialization. Prerequisites may be imposed Credits: 3 depending on the topics. CSC 5940: Topics in Information Science Credits: 3

171 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog CSC 5993: Independent Study COU 3100: Group Counseling Reading, research and/or An examination of group Criminology projects in a selected area of development theories, CRM 1001: Introduction to computer science under the leadership, ethical and Criminology direction of a member of the professional issues in groups. staff. May be repeated for Students will apply learned The nature and extent of crime; credit. group leadership skills within the factors related to criminal Credits: 3 the classroom setting. behavior; theories of the Credits: 3 treatment and control of SCSC 1000: The Practice of offenders; crime prevention Computing COU 3400: Culturally programs. Selected interdisciplinary Competent Counselng Credits: 3 topics of special interest in the Course explores historical and CRM 3001: Justice and Society Social Sciences. contemporary issues related to Credits: 3 providing culturally congruent/ This course presents an competent human services overview of the criminal justice with myriad populations. The system. It focuses on the impact of socio-identities (e.g., nature, operation and critical Counseling race, ethnicity, gender, religion, issues of law enforcement, the socioeconomic status, sexual courts and corrections. COU 2000: Introduction to orientation, and disability) will Credits: 3 Counseling be examined, considering CRM 3100: Juvenile Designed to introduce students individual, group, and macro- Delinquency to the Counseling profession system functioning. Meaning and scope of and to acquaint them with the Credits: 3 history, structure, practices, delinquency; delinquency standards, values and ethics of COU 3500: Devlp Perspective theories; role of social the counselor. to Diagnosis institutions and social agencies; Credits: 3 Not your average abnormal prevention, control, and psychology class. Application treatment programs. COU 2500: Counseling for of diagnostic systems of Credits: 3 Women mental illness to counseling CRM 3200: Police & Society Special needs and practice. Experiential and Police are the gatekeepers of considerations for counseling didactic learning methods the criminal justice system - with Women addressed, elucidate the etiology and their decisions and actions can including: violence against treatment of mental illness. have enormous consequences women, women living in Great course if planning to for people's lives. But these poverty, health concerns, pursue psychology, social work, decisions are not made infertility, motherhood, counseling, or other helping mechanically by a simple development and aging, racial- professions. application of criminal statutes. ethnic differences, inhibited Credits: 3 anger, envy, success or Rather police are empowered inhibition, gender stereotypes, COU 3600: Motivational with discretion. The course will and more. Feminist Counseling Skills examine the police role in psychoanalysis emphasized. Credits: 3 contemporary society, the Credits: 3 nature of police discretion, and COU 3700: Family & Couples how discretion is exercised in COU 3000: Counseling Theory Counseling the handling of individual & Skills Examines the principles of cases. Course will cover theories and general systems theory as it Credits: 3 research regarding effective applies to working with multi- helping skills. Students will person client systems in practice helping skills with therapy. each other and will conduct Credits: 3 research projects evaluating their helping skills. The course is divided into a didactic and experimential component. Credits: 3

172 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog CRM 3300: Criminal Courts CRM 3700: White Collar Crime CRM 5100: Criminological This is a comprehensive White collar crimes are Theory introduction to the U.S. committed by professionals for The nature of criminological criminal court system. It the benefit of individuals or theory and the major provides an overview of the organizations. This course theoretical developments that stages of the criminal process. examines the nature and have shaped criminology. It examines critical issues magnitude (cost in dollars and Credits: 3 surrounding each stage and lives) of white collar crime. Prerequisites: the roles of the prosecutor, Sociological theories CRM 1001 or CRJ 3000 defense attorney and judge. explaining the commission of Credits: 3 "crime in the suites" and CRM 5200: Criminology Res & society's response will be Statistics CRM 3330: Sociology of Law discussed. Basic methods of sociological The meaning, origin and Credits: 3 research including the impact of law viewed from collection and organization of several sociological CRM 3800: Intro to data, statistical analysis, testing perspectives; the law in action Victimology hypotheses and the and the social context of legal This is a study of the victims of interpretation of data. professions. crime. Topics include the Credits: 3 Credits: 3 victim-offender relationship, victim vulnerability and victim CRM 6003: Internship CRM 3350: The Supreme Court culpability. A typological study Supervised work experience in This course examines the of the characteristics of crime, a criminal justice agency. factors which influence the its victims and offenders will Credits: 3 decision to charge a person be presented. Victim rights and CRM 6006: Internship with a crime, public policy compensation will be considerations relating to discussed. Supervised work experience in restraints on law enforcement Credits: 3 a criminal justice agency. and the property and wisdom Credits: 6 of some established rules of CRM 3850: Drugs and Society CRM 6009: Internship law. Supreme Court decisions History of drug use and drug affecting the criminal process laws; relationship between Supervised work experience in will be discussed. drug use and crime; drug a criminal justice agency. Credits: 3 offenses and the criminal Credits: 9 justice system; treatment and CRM 6500: Senior Seminar CRM 3400: Punishment and prevention issues. This course focuses on a Society Credits: 3 Survey of the historical and particular substantive area and contemporary treatment of CRM 4000: Special Top In integrates criminological convicted offenders; analysis of Criminology theory and research the prison social system; This course investigates special methodology. analysis of the theory, practice topics or emerging issues Credits: 3 and function of correctional within criminology. Topics are Prerequisites: programs. selected for their importance CRM 5100 Credits: 3 or the expertise of the SOC 5300 instructor. SOC 5400 CRM 3500: Capital Credits: 3 (CRM 5100 and SOC 5300 and Punishment SOC 5400) This course will examine the CRM 5000: Criminology historical, ethical and moral Independent Study implications of the death Supervised research project penalty. This course will discuss which results in a major the imposition and research paper. effectiveness of the penalty. Credits: 3 The international perspective will also be addressed. Credits: 3

173 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog undergraduate level provides a ECO 2101: Macro-Econ Theory Cultural Studies solid basis for graduate study The components of aggregate in the social sciences and for economic growth. Theories CST 2100: Intro. to Cultural professional study in business underlying public policies Studies administration, law, public which attempt to achieve the Theoretical basis of cultural administration, and in the objectives of price stability, full studies is covered; students are health sciences. employment and economic introduced to the most growth in the United States. common methods of research ECO 1000: Introductory Credits: 3 in these areas. Mandatory for Topics-Economics Prerequisites: CST majors, open to others. An examination of basic Micro- (ECO 1001 or SBI 2005) and Credits: 3 and Macroeconomic topics. (ECO 1002) and (MAT 1310 or CST 3000: Topics Course CANNOT COUNT FOR MAT 1312 or MAT 1320 or MAT ECONOMICS MAJORS. 1330 or MAT 1400 or MAT Credits: 3 Credits: 3 1500) CST 4100: Capstone Sem of ECO 1001: Intro to Micro ECO 2102: Micro-Econ Theory Cultural Stud The price system; demand and Economic and mathematical Application of different supply analysis; the production analysis of the equilibrium theoretical approaches to the process; analysis of market conditions of the household, study of cultural phenomena structures. the firm, and industry, in and praxis in a major research Credits: 3 various market structures, project, a senior thesis. together with a brief Mandatory for CST majors, ECO 1002: Intro to Macro examination of the general open to others. The economic system and it equilibrium of the economy; Credits: 3 fundamental principles. The emphasis upon developing a CST 5900: Independent Study economic functions of working knowledge of government, monetary and Credits: 3 elementary mathematical fiscal policy, and international analysis as it applies to present trade. economic theory. Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Economics ECO 1565: Topics: Study Prerequisites: Abroad (ECO 1001 or SBI 2005) and Chair: Peter Zaleski, Ph.D. ECO 1002 and (MAT 1310 or Specific opicst vary. Only for Office Location: 2014 Bartley MAT 1312 or MAT 1320 or MAT study abroad. Cannot count for Hall 1330 or MAT 1400 or MAT Economics major. May be taken Telephone: 610-519-4370 1500) Website more than once. Credits: 3 ECO 2130: Intro to R Prog for Econ & Fin ECO 1903: Internship Elective Fast paced coverage of R. About Fufills 3.0 free elective credits. Topics include libraries, Economics is the science that Credits: 3 studies the behavior of social tidyverse, IO, data types and systems – such as markets, ECO 1906: Internship Elective storage, data analysis and legislatures, corporations, and Fulfills 6.0 free elective credits. display, function writing, higher families – in allocating scarce Credits: 6 order functions vs loops, and resources. It is a discipline performance. which brings together the ECO 1909: Internship Elective Credits: 1 diverse worlds of business, Fulfills .9 0 free elective credits. Prerequisites: social science, and public Credits: 9 MAT 1400 or MAT 1500 and policy. The study of economics (MAT 1235 or MAT 1430 or is an excellent preparation STAT 1235 or STAT 1430) and leading to many career MIS 2020 or CSC 1010 options. Economics majors are ECO 2137: Economic Statistics well positioned to be the future Credits: 3 managers and leaders in both the private and public sectors. The study of economics at the

174 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog ECO 2993: Internship ECO 3108: Global Political ECO 3112: Public Sector Fulfills 3.0 economic elective Econ Economics credits. Socio-economic conditions, The economic roles of various Credits: 3 political history, and levels of government and the government policy and the theory and practice of public ECO 2996: Internship global impact on international expenditure and taxation. Fulfills 6.0 economic elective trade and monetary relations; Government's impact on the credits. regional integration; stability of allocation of resources and the Credits: 6 international economic distribution of income in a systems; economic mixed economy. ECO 3106: Econ of Money & development and transition Credits: 3 Banking strategies; role of multinational Prerequisites: Principles of money, banking corporations in the global ECO 1001 or SBI 2005 and financial markets; the world. relationship of the monetary Credits: 3 ECO 3118: Women and the and banking system to the Prerequisites: Economy functioning of the economy; (ECO 1001 or SBI 2005) and The role of women in the the theory and practice of ECO 1002 economy and its implications. monetary policy; the function Economics of the household, of money in international ECO 3109: International marriage, fertility, divorce payments. Economics unemployment, earnings of Credits: 3 Comparative advantage; gains women and occupational Prerequisites: from foreign trade; Heckscher- choice. International (ECO 1001 or SBI 2005) and Ohlin doctrine; technology and comparisons and current ECO 1002 product cycles; tariff theory public policy issues. and policy; Other protection Credits: 3 ECO 3107: FED Challenge measures; economic Prerequisites: Competition style course integration; foreign exchange ECO 1001 or SBI 2005 structured to combine rates; fixed and flexible rates; concepts of Federal Reserve balance of payments; ECO 3120: Financial monetary policy and advanced multinational corporations. Economics macroeconomic analysis with Credits: 3 This course introduces enhanced presentation skills. Prerequisites: students to the subject matter Students will be selected from (ECO 1001 or SBI 2005) and of corporate finance and the class to represent Villanova ECO 1002 financial economics. Topics in an intercollegiate Fed covered include The Time Challenge Competition. ECO 3111: Hist of Economic Value of Money, Interest Rates, Credits: 3 Thought Stocks and Bonds, Firm Prerequisites: The evolution of economic Valuation, Investment Risk and (ECO 1001 or SBI 2005) and analysis within the context of Return, Corporate Financing, ECO 1002 and (ECO 2101 or contemporary economic Capital Structure, Financial ECO 3106) institutions and associated Modeling and Forecasting, social, ethical, and political Options, and Mergers and thought. Acquisitions. Restricted to: Credits: 3 Non-VSB majors and minors. Prerequisites: Credits: 3 (ECO 1001 or SBI 2005) and Prerequisites: ECO 1002 (ECO 1001 or SBI 2005) and ECO 1002

175 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog ECO 3123: Labor Economics ECO 3127: Econ ECO 3132: Research Methods Economic theories concerning Underdeveloped Area in Economics the employer's labor demand, Structural change in the The scientific methodology of the individual's labor supply, process of development; studying economics. Emphasis educational/occupational growth patterns and income on practical aspects of choices, labor unions, on-the- distribution; determinants and developing and undertaking an job training, discrimination, role of saving, investment, economics research project labor market mechanisms and technological change; strategy that includes the formation of a wage determination. Public and methods of development research question, literature policies which affect the planning; the role of review, and empirical testing. market. government; social institutions. Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Prerequisites: Prerequisites: Prerequisites: (ECO 1001 or SBI 2005) and ECO 1001 or SBI 2005 ECO 1002 (ECO 1002) and (MAT 1235 or MAT 1430 or MAT 2310 or MAT ECO 3124: Economics of ECO 3128: Intro Mathematical 4310 or STAT 1235 or STAT Sports Econ 1430 or STAT 2310 or STAT Key economic concepts and Variables and functions, 4310 or VSB 2005) theories of Industrial matrices and determinants, Organization and Public Policy, difference equations, and ECO 3133: Economics of Public Finance, and Labor calculus. Applications to Healthcare Economics, discussed in the economic and business Examination of health as a context of the sports industry. problems, including market durable good and specific An in-depth look at related equilibrium, revenue and cost markets for services to econometric research of sports functions, marginal theory, enhance health, including economists. maximization problems, input- physician, nursing, hospital, Credits: 3 output analysis, and selected and private insurance. The role deterministic models. of government and comparison ECO 3125: Industr Org & Public Credits: 3 to health care systems and Pol Prerequisites: outcomes in other countries Economics of American (ECO 1001 or SBI 2005) and are all studied. industrial organization; market (ECO 1002) and (MAT 1310 or Credits: 3 structure, conduct, and MAT 1320 or MAT 1330 or MAT Prerequisites: performance; the workability of 1400 or MAT 1500) (ECO 1001 or SBI 2005) and competition in selected ECO 1002 industries; the application of ECO 3130: Programming for public policy and anti-trust law. Econ & Fin ECO 3135: Case Studies Amer Credits: 3 Programming in R for Indust Prerequisites: economics and finance Structure and conduct of ECO 1001 or SBI 2005 applications. Topics include selected industries in the U.S. libraries, tidyverse, IO, data Economy chosen from the ECO 3126: Amer Econ types and storage, indexing/ manufacturing, finance, energy, Development slicing, data wrangling, public utility, and Growth of the American regression, display, function transportation sectors. Effects economy in terms of its various writing, control structures, of government policies such as sectors and their interrelations; loops, higher order functions, regulation, deregulation, the evolution of important performance, functional and antitrust, subsidization, and economic institutions and ideas objected oriented design. protection from foreign and of the role of the Credits: 3 competition. entrepreneurs. Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Prerequisites: Prerequisites: ECO 1001 or SBI 2005 (ECO 1001 or SBI 2005) and ECO 1002

176 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog ECO 3137: Intro to ECO 3200: Topics in Economic ECO 4203: Pol Eco of Econometrics Selected topics in economics Development Aid Intermediate course in currently of interest to faculty This course examines foreign stochastic methods with and students. aid using a variety of economic emphasis on applications; Credits: 3 approaches and tools including estimation, hypotheses testing, Prerequisites: growth models, a public choice regression analysis, economic (ECO 1001 or SBI 2005) and approach, principal-agent forecasting, time series analysis ECO 1002 theory, and econometric and probabilistic formulation of analysis. Building on the history economic relationships such as ECO 4132: Seminar in and institutions of foreign aid, consumption and production Economics we will delve into current functions. Capstone course requiring policy and academic debates Credits: 3 students to utilize the tools of including aid effectiveness, Prerequisites: analysis and expression, agency problems, (ECO 1001 or SBI 2005) and including not only economic conditionality, and selectivity. A (ECO 1002) and (MAT 1430 or theory and applications, but recurring theme is how the MAT 1235 or MAT 2310 or MAT also writing, speaking and economic and political 4310 or STAT 1235 or STAT mathematics. Computer skills objectives of aid donors and 1430 or STAT 2310 or STAT expanded. recipients influence the 4310 or VSB 2005) Credits: 3 development effectiveness of Prerequisites: aid. ECO 3138: Game Theory ECO 2101 and ECO 2102 and Credits: 3 Basic game theoretic (ECO 3132 or ECO 3137) Prerequisites: framework, concepts and (ECO 2102 and ECO 3137) applications; mathematical ECO 4200: Advanced Topics models to understand the in Economics ECO 4205: Time Series behavior of humans in strategic Selected topics in economics Analysis situations. currently of interest to faculty Introduction to methods of Credits: 3 and students. time series analysis including Prerequisites: Credits: 3 univariate models, trends, ECO 1001 or SBI 2005 Prerequisites: seasonality, structural breaks, ECO 2101 and ECO 2102 and forecasting, policy analysis, ECO 3139: Behavioral ECO 3137 vector autoregression and Economics panel techniques. ECO 4201: Dynamic Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Macroeconomic Theory Prerequisites: ECO 3140: Urban Economics Modern methods used in (ECO 2101 or ECO 2102) and Utilizes economic theory to macroeconomic research ECO 3137 examine the major based on microeconomic contemporary issues principles; dynamic processes ECO 4207: Economics of confronting urban areas; of economic growth and Risk&Uncertainty explores economic solutions to business cycles; impact of Credits: 3 the problems of housing, rational expectations on fiscal transportation, education, and monetary policies; ECO 4208: Public Choice poverty, crime, growth, mathematical tools for Credits: 3 employment, taxes and dynamic economic models. redevelopment. Credits: 3 ECO 4209: International Credits: 3 Prerequisites: Macroeconomics Prerequisites: ECO 2101 and ECO 2102 Credits: 3 (ECO 1001 or SBI 2005) and ECO 4210: Experimental ECO 1002 Economics Credits: 3

177 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog ECO 4500: Independent Study EDU 2253: History of EDU 3253: Educational Policy in Eco American Education Analysis Students with specific interests Focus on the people, ideas, Examines the challenges facing work on a tutorial basis with issues and controversies that public schools, the policies that faculty. A departmental have created the current are designed in response to independent Research American school system. Will these challenges, the effects of Proposal form must be chronicle attempts to include these policies on students, and approved by the directing (and sometimes exclude) an efforts undertaken by some faculty member and the expanding school population youth to improve education department chairman prior to as racial, gender, religious and policy. Core course for registration. health issues became Educational Policy & Credits: 3 confrontational battlegrounds. Leadership minor. Prerequisites: Credits: 3 Credits: 3 ECO 2101 and ECO 2102 EDU 2300: Research Seminar EDU 3254: Prin & Tech of ECO 4650: Service Learning in Education Insruct Practicum An opportunity for students to Credits: 4 Credits: 1 become acquainted with the various approaches to inquiry EDU 3258: Education & in educational research and to Society in 1960s design a small scale research The relationship between Education project. Students willlearn how educational developments and to locate, analyze and use both social change in the decade of EDU 1900: Literacy Instrn for qualitative and quantitative the 1960s. The emergence of a Tutors research reports. distinctive youth culture and Workshop using a strength- Credits: 3 the educational impact of the based approach to provide an civil rights and women's rights overview for tutoring school- EDU 3000: Prof. Development movements of the era. aged children (K-12) in an in Education Credits: 3 afterschool setting. Intended Required course upon entry in for students who have some the Teacher Certification EDU 3260: World War II experience tutoring. 1 credit Program. Introduction to Experience in EDU Credits: 1 competencies required for The impact of World War II on state certification, Standards education and culture in the EDU 2201: Social Foundation Aligned Systems, national and United States and foreign Educ I state teaching standards and societies. Including educational Major movements in the history code of conduct and experiences for women and of education to 1600 with evaluation methods leading to ethnic and racial minorities. emphasis on their social and state licensure in teaching Credits: 3 philosophical context; historical grades 7-12. EDU 3261: Latinos in development of educational Credits: 1 aims, curriculum and types of Education education; religious and EDU 3251: Psych of Teaching & Examination of methodological political influences on Learning and analytical approaches to education. The application of learning learning about the Education Credits: 3 theory to classroom teaching. of US Latinos (Chicanos/ Credits: 3 Mexican Americans, Puerto EDU 2202: Social Foundation Ricans, Cubans, and other Edu II groups of Latin American Development of public and origin. private education in America in Credits: 3 its social and philosophical context; types of education, governmental activity in education, educational finance, religious and political influences, impact of European developments. Credits: 3

178 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog EDU 3262: Edu Pearl Harbor to EDU 3277: Urban Education EDU 4282: Meth Fgn Lang Sec Sputnik Examines the challenges of School The impact of World War II and urban schooling, the historical The curriculum, planning units the Cold War on American roots of these challenges, and and lessons in the teaching schools and society. The the pedagogical techniques area; general methods of expansion of educational and policy tools that are being teaching, special methods, and opportunities for women, used to respond to them. A instructional materials in the ethnic and social minorities. weekly community-based subject, including textbooks, The influence of advances in learning lab in an urban school courses of study and reference communications and is required. works; application of the technology on educational Credits: 3 principles and techniques issues of the 1940s and 1950s. studied in Education 3254 to Credits: 3 EDU 4220: Spec Meth teaching the subject; lesson Secondary Sch plans, units and tests and in EDU 3263: Diversity and Credits: 3 using methods, techniques, and Inclusion materials in the subject; EDU 4242: Special Topics: Introduction to the physical planned experiences and Education and social characteristics of weekly assignments in diverse and exceptional Credits: 3 neighboring secondary schools students between 3 and 21. EDU 4245: Literacy & Eng to observe, assist teachers and Issues of race, culture, gender, Lang Learning teach pupils in the subject. sexual orientation, and special Credits: 3 Techniques for literacy education with respect to Prerequisites: evaluation; methods of schools and in light of recent EDU 3251 :D- legislation and court decisions. teaching literacy and English as Problem cases with an a second language; strategies EDU 4283: Meth Math Sec emphasis on the for basic skill development and School underprivileged, antisocial, and student observation in the The curriculum, planning units, disadvantaged. schools. and lessons in the teaching Credits: 3 Credits: 3 area; general methods of teaching special methods, and EDU 3264: Intro to Disability EDU 4281: Meth English Sec School instructional materials in the Studies subject; including textbooks, The curriculum, planning units Social, political, cultural and courses of study and reference and lessons in the teaching academic implications of works; application of the area; general methods of disability; legacy of disability in principles and techniques teaching, special methods and the US and abroad; strategies studied in Education 3254 to instructional materials in the for working with individuals teaching the subject; lesson subject, including textbooks, with special needs. Service plans, units and tests and in courses of study and reference learning is required. using methods, techniques, and works; application of the Credits: 3 materials in the subject; principles and techniques planned experiences and EDU 3265: Global Racism in studied in Education 3254 to weekly assignments in Schools teaching the subject; lesson neighboring secondary schools plans, units and tests in using Credits: 3 to observe, assist teachers and methods, techniques, and teach pupils in the subject. EDU 3266: Civil War Exp in materials in the subject; Credits: 3 Education planned experiences and Prerequisites: Investigation of the impact of weekly assignments in EDU 3251 :D- the Civil War on education and neighboring secondary schools culture. Curricular and to observe, assist teachers, and instructional issues in teaching teach pupils in the subject. the Civil War in selective Credits: 3 education environments. Prerequisites: Credits: 3 EDU 3251 :D-

179 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog EDU 4284: Meth Science Sec EDU 4289: Education EDU 4301: Humanistic School Independent Study Education The curriculum, planning units, Supervised independent study, Principles of humanistic and lessons in the teaching specific equirr ements will be psychology as they apply to area; general methods of determined by the faculty education: Active listening, teaching special methods and member. Students may only kinesics, values clarification, instructional materials in the register for this class once with motivation, classroom groups, subject; including textbooks, special permission of and the teacher as a group courses of study and reference chairperson. facilitator. works; application to the Credits: 3 Credits: 3 principles and techniques studied in Education 3254 to EDU 4290: Philosophy of EDU 7031: Independent Study teaching the subject; lesson Education Credits: 1 plans, units and tests and in The development of a sound EDU 7124: Digital Literacies using methods, techniques, and personal philosophy of materials in the subject, education and practice in This one-credit course planned experiences and applying that philosophy to examines how digital weekly assignments in current educational issues. technology is changing literacy neighboring secondary schools Credits: 3 and learning for K-12 students. to observe, assist teachers and Participants will study the ways EDU 4291: Student Teaching teach pupils in the subject. in which digital tools shape and Credits: 3 Observation and teaching are shaped by sociocultural Prerequisites: under actual classroom processes of learning and EDU 3251 :D- conditions in the student's field development. of teaching specialization; Credits: 1 EDU 4285: Meth Soc Stud Sec open only to students of the School Senior year who have EDU 7126: Teaching for Engagement The curriculum, planning units, completed all the subject and lessons in the teaching matter courses in the field of This one-credit course will area; general/ methods of specialization. examine theory and research teaching, special methods, and Credits: 9 on student engagement, instructional materials, in the Prerequisites: including its constituents, subject, including textbooks, (EDU 2201 :D- or EDU 2202 :D- antecedents, and effects. courses of study and reference ) and EDU 3251 :D- Participants will learn to use works, application of the Co-Requisites: this literature and design- principles and techniques EDU 4292 thinking to create learning studied in Education 3254 to environments and experiences EDU 4292: Senior Seminar teaching the subject, practice that promote active student in preparing lesson plans, units The student teaching engagement in learning. and tests and in using experience; elements of school Credits: 1 methods, techniques, and law; current educational issues; use of computers in the EDU 7133: Classroom materials in the subject; Management planned experiences and classroom; relationship of Investigation of successful weekly assignments in practice to theory; sharing of strategies for positive neighboring secondary schools experiences, common approaches to classroom to observe, assist teachers and problems and alternative management as well as teach pupils in the subject. teaching practices; open to examination of school & school Credits: 3 student teachers. district policies. Prerequisites: Credits: 3 Credits: 1 EDU 3251 :D- Prerequisites: (EDU 2201 :D- or EDU 2202 :D- ) and EDU 3251 :D- Co-Requisites: EDU 4291 EDU 4298: Student Teaching Credits: 6

180 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog EDU 7141: Integr Teaching Sci, EDU 7150: Multiple EDU 7272: Systemic Mat, Tech Intelligences in Schl Approaches to Equity Students will learn a method of Foundational to both Examines systemic approaches integrating the teaching of theoretical and practical to address equity in education Science, Mathematics and instructional strategies for with a focus on institutional Technology. The method is teachers, addressing Gardner's change models. Reviews based on a laboratory Theory of Multiple common elements across experience and is modeled Intelligences. models, as well as challenges using physics experiments Credits: 1 and effectiveness of these leading to determining the approaches, through the use of earth's field. articipantsP will EDU 7153: Urban Education case studies and current take measurements and For inservice teachers, this research. analyze results with the aid of workshop will provide Credits: 1 the computer. There are no confirmation of the challenges course prerequisites in the they face as well as a new set EDU 7275: Conducting Action technical fields. hoseT seeking of instructional and affective Research credit will be required to strategies for meeting the Provide practicing teachers submit a formal laboratory needs of many urban students. and administrators in Graduate report on the material learned Credits: 1 Teacher Education, including with appropriate additional Master's + Certification, and EDU 7240: Soliciting Student requirements. Educational Leadership Voices Credits: 1 programs with the tools and The workshop will address the guidance to carry out an action EDU 7142: Parents & definition of tudents voices; the research project from Community Partnershp pedagogical and philosophical statement of the problem to This one-credit course warrants for it; the benefits and dissemination of the results. prepares teachers to build drawbacks of student voice Credits: 1 effective relationships with efforts; and best practices for Prerequisites: families and surrounding soliciting and using student EDU 8603 school communities. voice to improve instruction Participants will examine and strengthen schools. EDU 7284: Differentiated research and best practices on Credits: 1 Instruction school-family partnerships, Overview of research that EDU 7271: Delivering Career conferencing, communication, supports differentiated Services and the community schools instruction and explores needs model. Explore how higher education of struggling and advanced Credits: 1 career services functions learners. Develop lesson plans deliver positive career that recognize academic EDU 7149: Mindfulness in outcomes to students and standards and provide Schools alumni in an environment strategies and activities that Participants will examine the fueled by rising costs, honor individual learning styles. concepts and engage in the dynamically changing Credits: 1 practice of the fundamental economic conditions, and an elements of mindfulness. The ever-increasing diverse EDU 7285: Inclusive workshop will review the community of scholars. Classrooms research on the integration of Credits: 1 To equip teachers with the mindfulness into schools and skills needed in prepare to incorporate these accommodating students with practices with their students. disabilities in an inclusive Credits: 1 setting. Review of current regulations and ways of meeting educational needs of all students. Credits: 1

181 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog EDU 7295: Multi-Tier System EDU 7321: Student Teaching EDU 7420: Program of Supports Seminar Evaluation & Edu Multi-Tier System of Supports Students simultaneously Workshop examines the (MTSS) is the practice of enrolled in Graduate Student systematic method for providing high quality Teaching meet bi-weekly with a collecting, analyzing, and using instruction and interventions faculty member to analyze and information to answer matched to students with reflect upon their tudents questions about projects, special needs. MTSS teaching experience. policies and programs, procedures, various Credits: 1 particularly about their applications, and standard effectiveness, efficiency, merit, implementations will be EDU 7350: Title Ix and Its and worth. Examples from explored in school and Evolution educational program classroom settings. Learn about the evolution of evaluations will be explored, Credits: 1 Title IX since its enactment in discussed, and evaluated. 1972 to recent developments Credits: 1 EDU 7296: Catholic Higher Ed connecting Title IX to sexual Stud Affair violence on college campuses. EDU 7542: Integrating Ipads in How might an institution's Explore the implications for Classroom identity and values inform the colleges as they seek to Explores the use of online efforts within Student Affairs? comply with Title IX primary source collections and What unique pathways are requirements and expectations. the affordances of iPads in the available to practitioners for Credits: 1 classroom to enhance student growth and learning in instruction. this context? Explore theory EDU 7351: Campus Physical Credits: 1 and practice of student Environments development at faith-based This applied theory workshop EDU 7544: Educating Middle colleges and universities. introduces the literature on School Credits: 1 higher education physical Credits: 1 environments and student EDU 7298: Strategic Planning usage. We will explore the EDU 7551: Lead Top in Higher in Educ campus environment, focusing Education Strategic planning on promoting engagement and Evolution of presidential opportunities abound in student learning through leadership in America educational settings. Effective design planning. universities and the planning requires specific skills Credits: 1 professional conduct of and disciplined, detailed work. university/college teachers and This one-credit course is EDU 7416: Sports in Higher administrators. Exploration of designed to help educators Education how the moral tone set for the understand planning Examines how colleges and academic community by the constructs and develop universities support and spend faculty and administration techniques to engage in and on intercollegiate athletics and frames choices, policies, and lead strategic planning efforts. how this trend affects both actions. Credits: 1 campus life and the larger Credits: 1 society. Topics include EDU 7311: Diversity in Public branding; how intercollegiate EDU 7553: College Student Education athletics challenges and Demographics Examines the history of reproduces structural Provides an overview of the diversity of public education inequalities; and the impacts of racial, class, and gender and the impact of policies and Title IX. stratification of the higher laws on current K-12 landscape. Credits: 1 education system, the Considers how educators can emergence of institutions that become culturally proficient ot serve diverse populations, and address the needs and dreams a critical review of campus of diverse student populations social movements. through an intersectional lens. Credits: 1 Credits: 1

182 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog EDU 7564: Classroom Mgt & ENG 1842: Perspectives in ENG 2004: Intro to Creative Teach Wksp Literature Nonfiction Motivating of adolescent Close readings of literary texts, Creative nonfiction has been behavior, strategies for examined from particular described as "true stories well handling unacceptable thematic perspectives. told." Students will write, close behavior and creating positive Individual sections vary in the read, and workshop "true classroom environments for works covered. Does not fulfill stories," including travel effective communication, and Core Curriculum requirements. writing, food writing, and the protocols for effective Preference given to freshman lyric essay. communication with parents students. Credits: 3 and administrators. Credits: 3 Credits: 1 ENG 2005: Writing of Short ENG 1903: Internship Elective Story EDU 7935: Dealing with Credits: 3 Instruction in writing short Difficult Student story. Techniques for dealing with ENG 1906: Internship Elective Credits: 3 diffult tudents,s exploring the Credits: 6 root causes of disrupting ENG 2006: The Writing of ENG 1909: Internship Elective behavior and emphasizing a Poetry step-by-step approach for Credits: 9 Instruction in poetry writing, including how to craft imagery, dealing with such students ENG 1975: Core Lit and figurative language, sound, line, through communication Writing Seminar approaches and intervention and rhythm, as well as Careful reading of and techniques. traditional and contemporary intensive writing about Credits: 1 forms. Students read widely literature. Individual sections and write lyric, narrative and vary in themes and works experimental poems that are covered. Restricted to Arts & shared in a supportive English Sciences students governed by workshop setting. the New Core Curriculum Credits: 3 instituted in Fall 2011. Credits: 3 ENG 2007: The Writing of Screenplays Upcoming ENG 2000: Adv Expository Instruction in writing Writing Courses screenplays. Limited to 15 Practice in writing reports, students. Permission of • Fall 2020 Upper-Level reviews, arguments, instructor required. Courses description; emphasis on Credits: 3 • Fall 2020 1842 First- organization and development. Prerequisites: Year Courses Credits: 3 Permission of instructor required. ENG 1050: The Literary ENG 2003: Intro to Creative Experience Writing ENG 2009: Writing the Introduction to literature and Designed for students who Traditional Novel the methods of literary wish to experiment with A creative writing workshop analysis. Close readings of composing several kinds of course designed for students texts. Individual sections vary creative writing: short fiction, eager to leap into the complex in the works covered. creative nonfiction, and poetry. process of writing a novella or Credits: 3 Credits: 3 short novel. Students will close-read short novels to analyze elements of craft and workshop sections of their own novel in-progress. Credits: 3

183 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog ENG 2011: Writing the ENG 2017: Writing Detective ENG 2041: Travel Writing Experimental Novel Fiction Writing of travel narratives with Reading of a variety of Do you love detective fiction? focus on descriptive and experimental fictional models Have you always wanted to narrative techniques. Readings and application of these write your own "whodunit?" In in contemporary travel tales as models to the construction of a this course, you'll read and well as critical theory larger experimental group analyze classic and associated with travel writing. novel, thus expanding students' contemporary detective fiction Credits: 3 repertoire of narrative while working to produce, techniques. workshop, and polish your own ENG 2042: Web Writing Credits: 3 creative work. Theory & Practice Credits: 3 Design and completion of web ENG 2012: Advanced Creative writing projects and web sites. Writing ENG 2018: Nature Writing Theoretical and critical Usually taught by visiting Workshop attention to the different professors. For writers of The natural world will be a rhetorical situations of print poetry and short fiction. source for the creative non- and hypertext media. Reading of models of fiction, poetry, and fiction Credits: 3 exemplary technique and pieces students will write in application of these to this class. Through readings, ENG 2043: Writing About US students' own work. Critical field trips, writing xe ercises, Pop Culture feedback from peers and and workshops students will Analysis of popular culture: TV, professors. learn to sharpen their language advertising, the visual arts, Credits: 3 and see more deeply. music, the Internet, sports, and Credits: 3 best-selling books. Extensive ENG 2013: Writing of Memoir writing for individual student Through readings of seminal ENG 2020: Journalism web pages. essays and memoirs and News gathering and news Credits: 3 writing assignments that writing; principles, rules and emphasize voice, structure, techniques of news, editorials, ENG 2045: Sp Top in Writing & research, dialogue and the features. Rhetoric reconstruction of events, Credits: 3 Special writing and rhetoric students learn to shape topics selected by the personal experiences into ENG 2021: Journalism for Co- instructor. compelling narratives. ops Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Journalistic principles and practice for students doing ENG 2046: English as a 2nd ENG 2015: Business individual co-ops via ENG Language Communication 2999. Distance learning. This service-learning course The essential elements of Credits: 3 provides students with the corporate communication, with Co-Requisites: background, tools, and emphasis on writing. ENG 2999 experience needed to teach Credits: 3 English to non-native speakers. ENG 2030: Tutoring Writers In addition to classes at ENG 2016: Writing Speculative Theory and practice of Writing Villanova, students practice Fiction Center Work; writing, editing teaching at a Hispanic culture This creative writing workshop and tutoring skills. Permission center. explores craft elements of of instructor required. Credits: 3 writing short- and long-form Credits: 3 fiction. eadingR and writing Prerequisites: ENG 2050: Writing for assignments focus on Permission of instructor Magazines speculative fiction, including required. The craft of magazine writing. the genres of horror, fantansy, Genres of non-fiction including science fiction and historical profile writing, essay writing, fiction. travel writing, criticism, and Credits: 3 long-form journalism. Credits: 3

184 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog ENG 2051: Sports Writing ENG 2104: Amer Literary Trad ENG 2320: Forms of the Novel Sports are more than games; 2 The nature of the novel as an they're a crucible for examining American literature from the art form in British, American, human experience. By Civil War to modern times. and European works. examining the work of some of Credits: 3 Credits: 3 the genre's best writers, students will learn to report ENG 2250: Ways of ENG 2330: Forms of Drama and write about this arena with Reading:Lit Analysis Drama as a genre; the main deeper understanding and An exploration of how we types of European and thought. engage, understand, explicate, American drama. Credits: 3 and enjoy texts of all sorts. Credits: 3 Credits: 3 ENG 2060: Desktop Publishing ENG 2340: Modern Short Use of software to write ENG 2300: Women in Story editorials, news articles, and Literature Contributions to the short press releases, and to design Study of the place of women in story form made by American, flyers, brochures, and literature, with emphasis on Irish, British, and Continental newsletters for community modern fiction, drama and writers. organizations. The basics of poetry written in English. Credits: 3 web page design. Credits: 3 ENG 2350: Narrative Credits: 3 ENG 2301: Science Fiction Television ENG 2070: Legal Writing and Science fiction as a significant Plot, character, voice, point of Analysis genre. view in visual, aural, dramatic, Fundamentals of legal writing Credits: 3 and verbal aspects of serial and analysis. television. What works ENG 2302: Apocalyptic Credits: 3 similiarly or differently in Literature television and prose fiction? In ENG 2080: Hist of English One of the oldest forms of television and film? Language narrative, apocalyptic literature Credits: 3 The development of the is more popular - and powerful English language from Old - than ever. Starting with ENG 2360: Adaptation:Film as English to Modern English. Revelation, this course traces Literature Credits: 3 this tradition through The relationship between fascinating poems, stories, movies and literature dates ENG 2101: Brit Literary Trad 1 novellas, novels and films ot back to film's earliest days. British literature from Anglo- the present day. Comparing films and et xts Saxon to the Neo-Classical Credits: 3 allows for an explanation of periods. storytelling and the fascinating Credits: 3 ENG 2304: Cont World Lit & choices auteurs make. Plot, Environment tone, and symbolism are ENG 2102: Brit Literary Trad 2 The study of global considered alongside questions British literature from the contemporary fiction, poetry, of power and representation. genesis of Romanticism in the creative non-fiction, and film Credits: 3 19th century to the literature of that focuses on the modern times. environment, climate change, ENG 2400: Western World Credits: 3 social justice and the future of Literature I nature. Readings in translation of some ENG 2103: Amer Literary Trad Credits: 3 of the classics of Western 1 literature from the ancient American literature from the ENG 2310: Study of Poetry world to the Renaissance, by Colonial Period to the era of Concepts of poetry with such writers as Homer, Walt Whitman and other detailed analyses of selected Sophocles, Virgil, Dante, and writers whose lives and works poems. Cervantes. largely precede the Civil War. Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Credits: 3

185 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog ENG 2410: The Art of ENG 2992: English Topics ENG 3160: Fabulous Middle Translation Abroad Ages Translation is a passport to the Co-requisite 1-credit course The Middle Ages mixed history world. Explore texts translated designed to provide an (historia) and fable (fabula) from a range of languages into embedded study-abroad freely. This course traces the English. Translation theory and experience to complement a intersections between the experiments in translation will requisite English course. fablous (the fictional and support our reading and Credits: 1 fantastic) and the "real" in writing across boundaries. Co-Requisites: medieval narratives about the Fluency in a second language ENG 2003 history, global travel, and the is not required. ENG 2041 natural world. Credits: 3 Credits: 3 ENG 2993: Internship ENG 2610: Tutorial Readings Internship ENG 3181: Irish Epics, Program of approved readings Credits: 3 Visions&Hauntings under the supervision of a A study of Irish literature from selected faculty member; ENG 2996: Internship its origins in the world of Celtic examination on readings and a Credits: 6 mythology, epic and saga lengthy paper required. through the development of ENG 2998: Publishing Co-op Restricted to senior English Anglo-Irish literature. majors with high cumulative Full-time employment with a Credits: 3 averages. Permission of chair selected firm in the area of required; ordinarily may not be publishing, where experience is ENG 3190/3191: Medieval Brit/ repeated. gained through appropriate Ir Lit. & Cult. Credits: 3 training, instruction, and Specific opicst vary each Prerequisites: supervision. Approval of semester. Permission of chair required; English Department Chair Credits: 3 ordinarily may not be repeated. required. Credits: 6 ENG 3201: English ENG 2790/2791/2792/2793: Prerequisites: Renaissance Topics in Lit. and Culture Approval of English Non-dramatic literature of the Specific opicst vary each Department Chair required. English Renaissance. semester. Credits: 3 ENG 2999: Publishing Co-op Credits: 3 Full-time employment with a ENG 3230: Eliz & Jacobean ENG 2791: Topics in Lit. and selected firm in the area of Drama Culture publishing, where experience is Playwrights of the English Specific opicst vary each gained through appropriate Renaissance excluding semester. training, instruction, and Shakespeare. Credits: 3 supervision. Approval of Credits: 3 English Department Chair ENG 2800: Teaching required. ENG 3250: Shakespeare Practicum Credits: 9 A selection of plays by Open only to senior English Prerequisites: Shakespeare. majors with a GPA of at least Approval of English Credits: 3 3.5. Permission of consulting Department Chair required. ENG 3260: Revenge Tragedy teacher and chair required. Credits: 3 ENG 3000: Intro to OE Lang & This course studies a popular Prerequisites: Lit and influential type of Permission of consulting Old English literary works in Renaissance drama: the teacher and chair required. translation and original revenge tragedy, a genre language. preoccupied with spectacular ENG 2991: English Majors in Credits: 3 acts of murder and revenge Workplace and with the psychological, Communicating and applying ENG 3150: Chaucer social, familial, and political skills of English Majors in the The Canterbury Tales, Troilus circumstances that motivate workplace. and Criseyde, and additional and justify violent revenge. Credits: 1 works. Credits: 3 Credits: 3

186 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog ENG 3290/3291: Renaissance ENG 3450: Dryden Swift & ENG 3525: Dickens Br/Ir Lit. & Cult. Pope Selected novels by Charles Specific opicst vary each The study of the principal Dickens. semester. works of the major Neo- Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Classical writers. Credits: 3 ENG 3530: Victorian Doubles ENG 3291/3292: Renaissance Investigate how Victorian Br/Ir Lit. & Cult. ENG 3490/3491: 18th c. Brit/Ir literature represents doubles - Specific opicst vary each Lit. & Culture self and other, women and semester. Specific opicst vary each men, past and present, public Credits: 3 semester. and private - and study Credits: 3 changing constructions of ENG 3300: 17th Cent Poetry & gender, industrialization, and Prose ENG 3501: Early Romantic imperial expansion in The poetry of Donne, Jonson, Writers nineteenth-century Britain. Lanyer, Herrick, Herbert; Wordsworth, Coleridge and Credits: 3 essays, sermons, journals, other writers of the first half of letters, pamphlets of Bacon, the Romantic period. ENG 3580: Topics in 19th C Donne, Milton, and others. Credits: 3 Irish Lit&Cul Credits: 3 Special topic in 19th century ENG 3502: Later Romantic Irish literature and culture. For ENG 3350: Milton Writers access to the full course English poems and selected Byron, Shelley, Keats and other description, go to this course prose on issues of gender, writers of the second half of number in the Villanova Master politics, religion, culture. the Romantic period. Schedule and click on the Credits: 3 Credits: 3 "syllabus available" link. Credits: 3 ENG 3420: 18th Century ENG 3504: 19th Cent Brit British Novel Women Writers ENG 3590/3591: 19th c. Brit/Ir Writings by Defoe, Fielding, Writings by important Lit. & Culture Sterne, and others; and the nineteenth-century British Specific opicst vary each Gothic novel of terror. women novelists and poets, semester. Credits: 3 including Mary Shelley, Credits: 3 Charlotte Bronte, Christina ENG 3430: Restor & 18th cent Rossetti, Elizabeth Barrett ENG 3610: Modern British Drama Browning, and others. Poetry Dramatists from Dryden to Credits: 3 British poetry from 1900 to the Sheridan. present, with emphasis on Credits: 3 ENG 3505: Poetry & Prose Hopkins, Hardy, Yeats, Eliot, 1830-1865 Auden, Muir, Edith Sitwell, K3 ENG 3440: Harlots, Rakes, & The poetry and prose of Dylan Thomas, and Philip Libertines Carlyle, Tennyson, Browning, Larkin. Discover the Libertine authors Newman, Arnold, and other Credits: 3 of the seventeenth and writers of the era. eighteenth century, whose Credits: 3 ENG 3615: James Joyce witty, scandalous works A study of the novels and short promoted a freethinking ENG 3506: Poetry & Prose stories of James Joyce, with philosophy of sexual pleasure 1865-1900 concentration on Ulysses. and individual freedom, and The poetry and prose of Credits: 3 provoked critics who blamed Ruskin, Rossetti, Swinburne, them for modern social Hopkins, Pater, Hardy, and problems such as prostitution, others. proverty, and crime. Credits: 3 Credits: 3 ENG 3520: 19th Cent British Novel Selected novelists from Jane Austen to Thomas Hardy. Credits: 3

187 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog ENG 3616: Irish American ENG 3680: Top: 20th-21st C ENG 4040: American Short Drama & Film Irish Lit&Cul Story Depictions of the American Special topic in 20th-21st Development of the short story Irish in popular drams and films century Irish literature and in America from Washington from colonial times to the culture. For access to the full Irving to the present. present. Popular Irish- course description, go to this Credits: 3 American actors and their course number on the appeal, the Irish-American Villanova Master Schedule and ENG 4500: American Slave musical stage tradition, and the click on "syllabus available" Narrative cross-over from popular drama link. Slavery as a central paradox of to popular films such as John Credits: 3 American history and literature Ford's The Quiet Man and The with emphasis on race and Informer. ENG 3682: Contemporary Irish gender. Readings by Douglass, Credits: 3 Literature Brent, Stowe, Morrison, and Credits: 3 others. ENG 3617: Irish Revivalism Credits: 3 Credits: 3 ENG 3690/3691: Br/Ir Lit. & Cult. after 1900 ENG 4501: Amer ENG 3618: Intro to African Lit l Specific opicst vary each Transcendentalism Credits: 3 semester. An intensive analysis of Credits: 3 Emerson, Thoreau, and other ENG 3619: Intro to African Lit Transcendentalists. II ENG 3691: Br/Ir Lit. & Cult. Credits: 3 Credits: 3 after 1900 Credits: 3 ENG 4505: Concord Writers ENG 3620: Modern British The major works of and Novel ENG 4001: Major Amer Writers interactions between The British novel from the turn I Concord's most celebrated of the century to World War II. The masterpieces of selected writers: Ralph Waldo Emerson, Credits: 3 American writers from early Henry David Thoreau, times to the Civil War era. Nathaniel Hawthorne, Bronson ENG 3621: Contemp British Credits: 3 and Louisa May Alcott. Novel Credits: 3 This course explores British ENG 4002: Major Amer fiction written after the second Writers II ENG 4510: 19th Cent Amer World War until today. What The masterpieces of selected Poetry stories do novelists tell about American writers since the Civil American poetry from its the meaning of "Britishness" War era. beginning to Emily Dickinson. after the British empire? We Credits: 3 Credits: 3 investigate themes of nostalgia, xenophobia, feminism, and ENG 4003: African-American ENG 4515: American Gothic class warfare in stylistically Lit Trad 1 The nature and evolution of varied novels. Black people helped craft the horror writing in America from Credits: 3 narrative of their lived the eighteenth-century to experiences from their arrival in today. ENG 3630: Modern British the New World. Students read Credits: 3 Drama the earliest African American British drama from the 1890s to literary offerings through the ENG 4520: American Novel to the Theatre of the Absurd. first decade of the twentieth 1895 Credits: 3 century, including political The genesis of the American treatise, autobiography, poetry novel. ENG 3640: Irish Drama and novels. Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Credits: 3 ENG 4530: The American ENG 3650: African Drama Renaissance Credits: 3 Pre-Civil War text, primarily from 1850-1855. Credits: 3

188 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog ENG 4540: The American ENG 4619: The Works of Edith ENG 4636: Contemp Amer Revolutionary Era Wharton Women's Poetry Lives and writings of the The Works of Edith Wharton in The work of American women American Revolutionary Era context. poets from the last forty years. Founders. Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Credits: 3 ENG 4620: American Novel ENG 4640: Contemp Amer ENG 4590/4591: Am. Lit. & 1895-1950 Women's Lit Cult. before 1900 Representative novelists from Writings by women from WW II Specific opicst vary each Crane to Steinbeck. to the present. Works by Ann semester. Credits: 3 Petry, Maxine Hong Kingston, Credits: 3 Toni Morrison, Joyce Carol ENG 4621: Amer Novel since Oates, Kathy Acker, Bobby Ann ENG 4590/4591/4592: Am. 1950 Mason, and others. Lit. & Cult. before 1900 Novels of the late Modern Credits: 3 Specific opicst vary each Period and of the early Post- semester. modern period. ENG 4645: Post Modern Amer Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Fiction Experimental narratives by ENG 4591: Am. Lit. & Cult. ENG 4622: African American American writers of the last before 1900 Women Writers four decades. Works by Credits: 3 From Phyllis Wheatley to Zora Vladimir Nabokov, Thomas Neale Hurston, Lorraine Pynchon, Ishmael Reed, Don ENG 4602: African American Hansberry to Alice Walker, Toni DeLillo, Joanna Russ, and Lit Trad 2 Morrison to Chimamanda others. Credits: 3 Adichie, black women writers Credits: 3 have helped shape and ENG 4603: Black Lit. Short complicate the contours of the ENG 4646: Race & Ethnicity: Story American literary canon. Amer Novel Credits: 3 Students read an exciting Canonical texts that treat ENG 4605: Amer Poetry: range of genres. questions of race and ethnicity. 1900-1950 Credits: 3 Focus on the critical role of language and literature in American poets of the first half ENG 4623: Black Literature: constructing and of the twentieth Century, Novel deconstructing racial including Robinson, Frost, Credits: 3 categories. Stevens, Cummings, Williams, Credits: 3 Millay, Pound, Eliot, and others. ENG 4630: American Drama to Credits: 3 1960 ENG 4647: Gender & Sexuality Major plays of the period. in US Lit ENG 4610: Black Literature: Credits: 3 Poetry This course examines a facinating range of Credits: 3 ENG 4631: Amer Drama since contemporary US literary texts 1960 ENG 4615: Amer Poetry since to explore the ways that Major plays of the period. 1950 gender and sexuality intersect Credits: 3 American poets since 1950, with race, class and other including Lowell, Plath, Sexton, ENG 4632: Black Literature: categories of identity to form Snodgrass, Ginsberg, Rich, Drama our experiences of selfhood, community, national belonging, Snyder, Baraka, and others. Credits: 3 Credits: 3 and power. ENG 4635: Contemporary Credits: 3 ENG 4618: Harlem American Poetry Renaissance Focused study of Credits: 3 contemporary American poetry emphasizing gender, ethnicity, aesthetic principles or genre. Credits: 3

189 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog ENG 4648: U.S. Empire & Cont. ENG 4700: Caribbean ENT 2022: Entrepreneurship Am. Lit. Literature Fin Examines American literature Explores representations of the Funding strategies and in the context of U.S. empire, culture and history of the accounting for new ventures including histories and effects Caribbean in the literary and including cash management, of settler colonialism, overseas performance traditions of forecasting, account expansion, and war. Focuses on creative artists from the region. procedures, inventory models authors of color from 1945 to Examines postcolonial and management, pro forma the present. discourse and folklore financial tas tements, credit Credits: 3 aesthetics across genres and in policies, taxation, exit options. cultural forms such as carnival Credits: 3 ENG 4649: Intro to Asian and Carbbean music. American Lit Credits: 3 ENT 2023: Entrepreneurship Examines literature, film art, Practicum and other cultural productions ENG 5000: Senior Seminar Develop a business plan, plan by Asian Americans and Capstone experience for, finance and start an actual explores Asian American combining immersion in business; end business and histories from the early 20th primary and secondard analyze experience; profits century to the present. materials with an intensive donated to charity of choice. Credits: 3 writing experience. Limit of 15 Credits: 3 students. ENG 4651: Lives of the Credits: 3 Undocumented The lived experiences of Ethics undocumented immigrants in the U.S. told in their own words Entrepreneurship ETH 2050: The Good Life:Eth through memoir, fiction, poetry, & Cont Prob graphic novel, testimony, ENT 2020: Intro to Major Western ethical creative and critical essays. Entrepreneurship traditions as they apply to Credits: 3 Process of starting new selected contemporary ethical business including business problems, with special ENG 4652: Letters, Texts, & models and plans, legal and HR consideration to Jewish and Twitter issues, product design, supplier Christian perspectives. How does writing bring relationships, business growth. Credits: 3 together distant lovers, friends, Credits: 3 family? We'll read letters, the Prerequisites: ETH 3010: Topics in Ethics digital forms (social media, (VSB 2020 and VSB 2009 :Y or Addresses a special topic in instant messaging) that have VSB 2010 or VSB 2030 and ethics of current interest to replaced them, and their VSB 2040) or ( (ECO 1001 or faculty & students. representation in novels, SBI 2005) and ECO 1002 and Credits: 3 poems, and essays to explore ACC 1101 and FIN 1113 and MGT ETH 4000: Integrating how intimacy forms across 1102 and MKT 1137) Seminar distance. Credits: 3 ENT 2021: Entrepreneurship A capstone course which Mkt integrates academic work and ENG 4690/ 4691/ 4692: Amer. Marketing strategies for new service pursued for Lit. & Cult. after 1900 ventures including target concentration, topics Specific opicst vary each markets, research, sales determined by professor and semester. strategy, guerilla marketing, research projects of students. Credits: 3 promotion, distribution, pricing. Credits: 3 Credits: 3 ENG 4691: Amer. Lit. & Cult. ETH 4975: Independent Study Prerequisites: after 1900 in Ethics (VSB 2020 and VSB 2009 :Y or Specific opicst vary each VSB 2010 or VSB 2030 and Topic in Ethics chosen by the semester. VSB 2040) or ( (ECO 1001 or student and approved by the Credits: 3 SBI 2005) and ECO 1002 and professor and the Director of ACC 1101 and FIN 1113 and MGT the Ethics Program. 1102 and MKT 1137) Credits: 3

190 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog FIN 2227: Fixed Inc Markets & FIN 2324: Portfolio Finance Valuation Management Overview of fixed income Advanced investment FIN 1113: Principles of Finance markets and securities traded management with an emphasis The theory and techniques of within those markets; bond on portfolio management; financial management. imeT valuation; duration and forecasting economic value of money; risk and return; convexity of fixed income conditions; risk-return financial analysis and planning; securities; asset backed characteristics of securities; working capital management, security markets and valuation; asset allocation (optimization) capital budgeting; cost of credit risk analysis interest rate techniques; selecting capital; strategic long term determination and models; investment goals; evaluating financing decisions. interest rate risk management. portfolio performance; Credits: 3 Credits: 3 international diversification; Prerequisites: Prerequisites: portfolio management with ACC 1101 and (ECO 1001 or SBI (VSB 2020 :Y and VSB 2009 or options and futures; computer 2005) and ECO 1002 and VSB VSB 2010 or VSB 2030 and applications in investment 2006 and (MAT 1235 or MAT VSB 2040) or FIN 1113 management. 1430 or STAT 1235 or STAT Credits: 3 1430) FIN 2230: Risk Mgmt of Fin Prerequisites: Institutions FIN 2114: Intermediate Corp (FIN 2227 and FIN 2323 and The structure, operation, Finance FIN 2114) management, and regulation of Risk and return relationships; commercial banks, savings and FIN 2325: Introduction to valuation models; cost of loan associations, mutual Derivatives capital; capital structure; savings banks, credit unions, Overview of financial and non- capital budgeting; dividend insurance companies, finance financial derivatives including policy; international financial companies, pension funds, options, forwards, futures and transactions; financial investment companies, and swaps; derivatives valuation; statement analysis and international financial trading strategies; application forecasting; working capital institutions; structure and of derivatives for managing management. Emphasis on operation of the Federal financial risks. Prerequisite computer applications and Reserve system; measurement senior standing. case studies. and management of the risks Credits: 3 Credits: 3 of financial institutions. Prerequisites: Prerequisites: Credits: 3 (FIN 2227 and FIN 2323 and (VSB 2020 :Y and VSB 2009 or Prerequisites: FIN 2114) VSB 2010 or VSB 2030 and (FIN 2227 and FIN 2323 and VSB 2040) or FIN 1113 FIN 2114) FIN 2326: Mkt.Struct., Trading&Liquidity FIN 2121: Special Topics in FIN 2323: Equity Markets and Liquidity, market structure, and Finance Valuation trading in financial markets; Special finance topics offered Risk and return; market alternative market structures in lecture/seminar format. efficiency; structure of equity and their economic and Permission of Department markets; equity trading operational underpinnings; Chair or Instructor. strategies; financial tas tement tactical trading decisions Credits: 1 analysis and ratio analysis; within different market financial orf ecasting; valuation structures using simulation of common stocks using software and real-time data fundamental, relative, and services. technical analysis; convertible Credits: 3 securities, warrants, equity Prerequisites: options, and risk management (FIN 2227 and FIN 2323 and applications. FIN 2114) Credits: 3 Prerequisites: (VSB 2020 :Y and VSB 2009 or VSB 2010 or VSB 2030 and VSB 2040) or FIN 1113

191 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog FIN 2330: Corporate FIN 2340: Contemporary FIN 3350: Finance Internship Restructuring Topics in Finance Employment with an approved Acquisition process and other Contemporary issues and firm in the area of Finance methods of corporate topics in Financial where experience is gained restructuring. Advantages of Management, Financial with appropriate training, internal and external Markets, Investments, or instruction, and supervision. expansion; types of International Finance. Course does not fulfill the combinations; requisite Credits: 3 requirements for major. financial analysis; negotiation Prerequisites: Prerequisites: junior or senior strategies; tax options; the role (FIN 2227 and FIN 2323 and standing, a minimum GPA of of government. Benefits and FIN 2114) 2.5, approval of department limitations of IPOs, leveraged chair. buyouts, employee stock FIN 2342: Student-Managed Credits: 3 ownership plans and Funds I Prerequisites: bankruptcy. Management of real-dollar junior or senior standing, a Credits: 3 portfolios using various minimum GPA of 2.5, approval Prerequisites: investment styles; business of department chair. FIN 2227 and FIN 2323 and FIN cycle analysis; industry 2114 analysis; investment objective FIN 3360: Independent Study screening; security analysis; - Finance FIN 2333: Financial Modeling & portfolio analysis, compliance; Independent study under a Valuation portfolio reporting. Approval of faculty member's guidance in Financial modeling; valuation Finance Department Chair and an area of special interest to methods; investment banking instructor required. the student. The area of process; discounted cash flow Credits: 3 interest must be discussed with models; comparable firms; Prerequisites: the faculty member prior to precedent transactions; (FIN 2227 and FIN 2323) and registration. Course does not leveraged buyout model; (FIN 2114 :Y) fulfill the equirr ements for mergers & acquisitions; major. Prerequisites: Finance restructurings. Emphasis on FIN 2343: Student-Managed major with senior standing, and computer applications. Funds II written permission of Credits: 3 Continuation of FIN 2342. This chairperson required. Prerequisites: course will not be used to fulfill Credits: 3 (FIN 2323 and FIN 2227 and a Finance major or minor Prerequisites: FIN 2114) elective requirement. NOTE: (FIN 2227 and FIN 2323) and This course does not fulfill a (FIN 2114 :Y) FIN 2335: Intl Financial FIN elective. Management Credits: 3 FIN 3470: Finance Co-Op Foreign exchange markets, Prerequisites: Full-time employment with an foreign derivatives markets, FIN 2342 approved firm in the area of external currency market and Finance where experience is their instruments, international FIN 2350: Real Estate Capital gained through appropriate parity conditions, foreign Markets training, instruction, and exchange risk management, Public real estate debt and supervision. Course does not foreign investment analysis, equity markets. Mortgage fulfill the equirr ements of the political risk assessment, Backed Securities, Commercial major. Prerequisite: Finance financing orf eign trade, Mortgage Backed securities, major with junior status; managing the multinational Collateralized Mortgage minimum gpa requirements will financial ys stem. Obligations, Prepayment vary; approval of department Credits: 3 Modeling, Real Estate Equity chair. Prerequisites: Valuation. Credits: 6 (ECO 3108 and VSB 2020 :Y Credits: 3 Prerequisites: and VSB 2009 or VSB 2010 or Prerequisites: Finance major with junior VSB 2030 and VSB 2040) or (FIN 2227 and FIN 2323 and status; minimum gpa (FIN 1113 and ECO 3108) FIN 2114) requirements will vary; approval of department chair.

192 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog FFS 1130: Intensive French FFS 1140: Writing & Stylistics French and Language in French Francophone Regular practice in Intensive practice in written conversation and composition expression and textual analysis. Studies with review of grammar and Compositions are modeled on continuing work on language selected French texts. FFS 1111: Introductory French I skills in French. Offered in Lille Credits: 3 Groundwork in French, through the Villanova-in-Lille Prerequisites: including oral proficiency, aural program and Intensive FFS 1132 or FRE 1132 comprehension and reading; Language and Culture Summer Program in Lille and Paris. FFS 1151: Intro to Translation for students with no prior of French knowledge of French. Credits: 3 Introduction to the principles Supplementary language FFS 1131: Conversation and of translation from French to laboratory work and oral drills. Composition I English and from English to Credits: 4 Regular practice in French. FFS 1112: Introductory French conversation and composition Credits: 3 II with review of grammar and Prerequisites: Groundwork in French, continuing work on language FFS 1132 or approval from the including oral proficiency, aural skills in French. Students FFS coordinator. comprehension and reading; should have completed FFS 1122 or the equivalent. FFS 2075: Introduction to for students with one year of French Cinema high school French. Credits: 3 Introduction to major works of Supplementary language FFS 1132: Conversation & French cinema from the silent laboratory work and oral drills. Composition II era to the 2000s. Prerequiste: Students should have Regular practice in FFS 1132 or authorization from completed FFS 1111 or conversation and composition instructor. equivalent. with review of grammar and Credits: 3 Credits: 4 continuing work on language Prerequisites: FFS 1121: Intermediate French I skills in French. Students FFS 1132 Review of grammar, should have completed FFS FFS 1132 or authorization from composition, reading and 1131 or the equivalent. instructor. Credits: 3 conversation. Students should FFS 2076: Intro To have completed FFS 1112 or FFS 1134: Business French Francophone Cinema equivalent. An introduction to French Introduction to major films Credits: 3 business terminology and from various Francophone FFS 1122: Intermediate French discourse related to economic, traditions (Maghreb, Sub- II finance, and management. Saharan Africa, Caribbean, Review of grammar, Credits: 3 Quebec). Credits: 3 composition, reading and FFS 1138: Advanced Grammar conversation. Students should Prerequisites: Intensive practice of spoken have completed FFS 1121 or FFS 1132 or authorization from and written French. equivalent. instructor. Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Prerequisites: FFS 2220: Lit and Culture of FFS 1132 or FRE 1132 France Significant developments in the FFS 1139: Intercultural Comm arts, society, and literature in in French France from the Middle Ages Offered in Lille through the to the French Revolution. Pre- Villanova-in-Lille program, this requisite: FFS 1132 or course aims to develop authorization from instructor. students' intercultural Credits: 3 sensitivity and competence by Prerequisites: helping them to reflect on their FFS 1132 experiences as they occur. FFS 1132 or authorization from Credits: 3 instructor.

193 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog FFS 2221: Lit/Cult FFS 3046: Readings 20th C FFS 3225: Readings In Francophone World French Lit Maghrebi Lit Significant developments in the Analysis of specific trends of Analytical readings of major literatures of the French- 20th- century French literature. texts of the French-speaking speaking world from the 20th Topics may include Surrealism, North-African traditions. century to the present. the New Novel, or Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Existentialism, among others. Prerequisites: Prerequisites: Credits: 3 FFS 2220 or FFS 2221 or FFS FFS 1132 Prerequisites: 2075 or FFS 2285 or FFS 2220 or FFS 2221 or FFS authorization from instructor. FFS 2285: Intro to Comics of 2075 or FFS 2285 or French Expr authorization from instructor. FFS 3226: Readings in An overview of the voices, Caribbean Lit forms and innovations of the FFS 3075: Themes in French Analytical readings of major comics traditions of France and Cinema texts of the French-speaking the French-speaking world. Analysis of films that deal with Caribbean traditions. Works studied may include this topic. Prerequisites: FFS Credits: 3 Tintin, Asterix et Obelix, 2220 or FFS 2221 or FFS 2075 Prerequisites: Persepolis, Lapinot, Gaston or FFS 2285 or authorization FFS 2220 or FFS 2221 or FFS Lagaffe. from instructor. 2075 or FFS 2285 or Credits: 3 Credits: 3 authorization from instructor. Prerequisites: Prerequisites: FFS 1132 FFS 2220 or FFS 2221 or FFS FFS 3227: Readings Sub- 2075 or FFS 2285 Saharan Afr Lit FFS 2993: Service Learning Analytical Readings of major Internship FFS 3076: Selected Works texts of the French-speakiing Translation of documents as French Cinema Sub-Saharan traditions. part of the CRS Partnership, Analysis of major works of Credits: 3 working on water supply, French cinema. The course Prerequisites: sanitation, and environmental may be organized around a FFS 2220 or FFS 2221 or FFS health issues, within the single director (Renoir, Clouzot, 2075 or FFS 2285 or historical and cultural context Truffaut, Resnais, Malle etc.) It authorization from instructor. of the region. Prerequisites: may also explore a specific FFS 1132 or approval from movement (poetic realism, the FFS 3255: Themes in Poetr of instructor. New Wave, or the so-called Frch Expres Credits: 3 "cinema du look"). Prerequisite: An overview of the voices, Prerequisites: FFS 2220 or FFS 2221 or FFS forms and innovations of the FFS 1132 2075 or FFS 2285 or poetic traditions of France and FFS 1132 or approval from authorization from instructor. the French-speaking world instructor. Credits: 3 through the themes of love; Prerequisites: subjectivity and objectivity; FFS 3025: Reading 20th-C FFS 2220 or FFS 2221 or FFS masculinities and femininities; Francophone Lit 2075 or FFS 2285 collective identity formation Regions may include North and affirmation and others. Africa, the Caribbean Islands FFS 3145: The Extreme Credits: 3 and Canada. Pre-requisite: FFS Contemporary Prerequisites: 2220 or FFS 2221 or FFS 2075 Analytical readings of major FFS 2220 or FFS 2221 or FFS or FFS 2285 or authorization texts published within the past 2075 or FFS 2285 or from instructor. ten years. authorization from Instructor. Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Prerequisites: Prerequisites: FFS 2220 or FFS 2221 or FFS FFS 2220 or FFS 2221 or FFS 2075 or FFS 2285 2075 or FFS 2285

194 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog FFS 3285: Fr Popular Music, FFS 3725: Readings in 17th C FFS 3925: Paris, Capital of the 1950-pres Literature 19th-C Survey of popular music, 1950 Analytical readings of major Literary, artistic, political, and to the present, considering texts. social overview of France's literary influences and trends in Credits: 3 capital city following the music and in the industry. Prerequisites: French revolution. Pre- Credits: 3 FFS 2220 or FFS 2221 or FFS requisites: FFS 2220 or FFS Prerequisites: 2075 or FFS 2285 or 2221 or FFS 2075 or FFS 2285 FFS 2220 or FFS 2221 or FFS authorization from Instructor. or authorization from 2075 or FFS 2285 or Instructor. authorization from Instructor. FFS 3765: French Classical Credits: 3 Theatre Prerequisites: FFS 3287: Cult Studies: France Classical dramaturgy and FFS 2220 or FFS 2221 or FFS & Maghreb modern interpretations of 2075 or FFS 2285 Exploration of the rich inter- Corneille, Moliere and Racine. cultural connections between Credits: 3 FFS 3945: Readings in 19th C France and its former North- Prerequisites: Prose African colonies. Prerequities: FFS 2220 or FFS 2221 or FFS Analytical readings of major FFS 2220 or FFS 2221 or FFS 2075 or FFS 2285 or novels from the 19th century. 2075 or FFS 2285 or authorization from Instructor. Prerequisite: FFS 2220 or FFS authorization from Instructor. 2221 or FFS 2075 or FFS 2285 Credits: 3 FFS 3845: Utopia in 18th-C Fr or authorization from Lit Instructor. FFS 3412: Special Topics Emphasis on real and fictional Credits: 3 Advanced study of topics of travel accounts as well as Prerequisites: special interest in French works in which homesteading FFS 2220 or FFS 2221 or FFS literary and/or cultural studies. on islands or in isolated natural 2075 or FFS 2285 May be repeated for credit if settings plays an important topic changes. Prerequisite: role. FFS 3956: Modernism in FFS 2220 or FFS 2221 or FFS Credits: 3 French Poetry 2075 or FFS 2285 or Prerequisites: Study of the birth of authorization from Instructor. FFS 2220 or FFS 2221 or FFS modernism as seen through Credits: 3 2075 or FFS 2285 or French poetry set in its Prerequisites: authorization from Instructor. historical and cultural context. FFS 2220 or FFS 2221 or FFS Credits: 3 2075 or FFS 2285 FFS 3846: The Epistolary Prerequisites: Novel FFS 2220 or FFS 2221 or FFS FFS 3625: Readings in Study of 18th-century literary 2075 or FFS 2285 or Medieval&Renai Lit works in the form of letters authorization from instructor. Analytical readings from the Prerequisite: FFS 2220 or FFS Medieval and Renaissance 2221 or FFS 2075 or FFS 2285 FFS 3970: Research Seminar periods. Works studied may or authorization from Principles and techniques of include La Chanson de Roland, Instructor. literary research. Overview of Tristan et Iseult, fabliaux, Credits: 3 major French and Francophone Montaigne, Rabelais, Ronsard, Prerequisites: authors and representative Marguerite de Navarre. FFS 2220 or FFS 2221 or FFS works. Students should have Credits: 3 2075 or FFS 2285 completed FFS 1132 or the Prerequisites: equivalent. FFS 2220 or FFS 2221 or FFS Credits: 3 2075 or FFS 2285 or authorization from Instructor.

195 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog FFS 3971: Directed Research in FFS Gender and Geography and Directed semester-long Women's the Environment research project that satisfies the College research Studies GEV 0010: Freshmen Peer requirement, taken in Mentoring conjunction with another GWS 2050: Introduction to Credits: 0 upper-level FFS content Gender Studies course. Pre-requisite: FFS The history and evolution of GEV 0020: Sophomore Peer 2220, FFS 2221 or FFS 2075, or feminist analysis as a force of Mentoring approval from the FFS history, theory, art, and culture. Credits: 0 coordinator. Critical distinctions between GEV 1002: Geo. of a Credits: 1 the biology of sex and the Globalizing World Prerequisites: social construction of gender. FFS 2220 or FRE 2220 or FFS Basic principles of feminist The human and physical realms 2221 or FRE 2221 or FFS 2075 thought, from its origins in the of Geography. Focus on current or FRE 2075 Women's Movement of the late geographic problems facing specific egionsr of the world. FFS 5900: Independent Study 1700s and 1800s, through modern manifestations, Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Prerequisites: including today's diverse GEV 1003: Geo. of Earth's narratives. Multi-disciplinary FFS 1132 :D- or FRE 1132 :D- Environments and writing enriched. World climates, water, FFS 7111: Reading Knowledge Credits: 3 landforms, soil, and vegetation in French I GWS 2993: GWS Internship form the basis of this global A course that provides reading Internship. environmental approach. knowledge and prepares Credits: 3 Credits: 3 doctoral students in Philosophy Prerequisites: and theology for independent GEV 1004: Climate Change GWS 2050 research in French. No prior Spatial patterns of global and knowledge of French is GWS 3000: Independent regional climate systems. required. Study Natural and anthropogenic Credits: 3 Approval of Gender and factors that cause climate change. Understanding human- FFS 7121: Reading Knowledge Women's Studies Director climate system interaction. in French II required. Credits: 3 Credits: 3 A course that provides further Prerequisites: reading knowledge and GEV 1005: Geospatial Analysis Approval of Gender and prepares doctoral students in & Society Women's Studies Director Philosophy and theology for Use of geospatial technologies required. independent research in to analyze, solve, and French. PRE-REQUISITES: FFS GWS 5000: Integrating understand modern social and 7111 or equivalent knowledge of Seminar environmental issues involving French. An interdisciplinary course that population, development, and Credits: 3 focuses on a topic through urbanization trends around the Prerequisites: methodology that requires world. FFS 7111 Gender and Women's Studies Credits: 3 minors to provide input from the research areas of their majors. Approval of Director of Gender and Women's Studies required. Credits: 3 Prerequisites: GWS 2050 Approval of Director of Gender and Women's Studies required.

196 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog GEV 1050: Environmental GEV 1903: Internship Elective GEV 2893: Independent Study Science I Credits: 3 Independent study under the Multidisciplinary foundation in direction of faculty member of Environmental Science; first of GEV 1906: Internship Elective selected topics in geography, two semester course. Science Credits: 6 environmental studies, and course linking environmental environmental science. GEV 1909: Internship Elective biology, chemistry, earth Instructor Permission Required sciences, and climate change. Credits: 9 Credits: 3 Collection of data from lab GEV 2001: Prof Dev in Geo and GEV 2993: Internship experiments and field-based Env observations. Credits: 3 Credits: 1 Credits: 4 GEV 2996: Internship GEV 2310: Environmental GEV 1051: Environmental Credits: 6 Chemistry Science II Interdisciplinary approach to GEV 3000: Special Topics Second of two course chemical and biochemical sequence. Multidisciplinary Contemporary topics in phenomena. Sources, reactions, foundation in Environmental Geography and Environmental transport, effects, and fates of Science: natural resources, Science. Topics will be chemical species in the air, soil, pollution, & energy, with announced on a semester-by- and water environments, and related field trips & laboratory semester basis. Specific their effect on human activity. sessions. information will be available on Credits: 4 Credits: the department's web page. 4 Prerequisites: Prerequisites: Credits: 3 GEV 1050 and (CHM 1151 or ENV 1050 :D- or GEV 1050 :D- CHM 1131) and CHM 1103 GEV 3001: Intro to GEV 1052: Environmental Sustainability Study GEV 2500: Global Change in Studies Development that meets the Local Places Free elective course to provide needs of the present without Geographic research methods Advanced Placement credit for compromising the needs of to address spatial implications Environmental Science. Pre- future generations. Social, of current local issues. requisite: Score of 4 or 5 on AP engineering, and economic Relationships between global Environmental Science Test. dimensions, which make up the environmental & societal Credits: 3 sustainability model. processes & local landscapes. Prerequisites: Credits: 3 Collection, evaluation, analysis Score of 4 or 5 on AP & presentation of qualitative & GEV 3002: Ecosystem Environmental Science Test. quantitative geographic data. Services GEV 1053: Environmental Credits: 3 Four major categories of Studies II ecosystem services: GEV 2510: Political Geography Overview of fundamental provisioning services, Credits: 3 environmental topics, including regulating services, cultural, and supporting services. themes in energy, pollution, GEV 2525: Population Credits: 3 and resources. Geography Credits: 3 Geographic dimensions of GEV 3003: Environmental GEV 1750: Geo-Techniques global population trends, Geology emphasizing global Principles and applications of Application of the principles of demographic divides. geographic technologies and geology in the solving of Considers population field echniquest with emphasis environmental problems. processes (mortality, fertility, on: field surveys, cartography, Credits: 3 migration), population global positioning systems, structures (age, gender, aerial photography, satellite ethnicity), and population imagery & remote sensing, policy. Special topics may computer-aided cartography, include population and the digital elevation models & environment, food supply, and geographic information HIV-AIDS. systems. Credits: 3 Credits: 4

197 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog GEV 3004: Geographies GEV 3306: Alternative Engery GEV 3503: Earth's Weather Envrnl Justice Analysis of emerging and Systems Patterns of environmental established alternative Sciences of the atmosphere: inequality that affect health energies, incl. wind, solar, meteorology and climatology. and quality of life. Relationship biofuel, and hydropower. Atmospheric composition and between environmental harms Credits: 3 structure, clouds, precipitation and benefits and different atmospheric motion and winds, groups in society. Case studies GEV 3308: Environmental organized weather systems, air explore fundamental aspects of Health masses, fronts, tropical storms, environmental justice. Health issues, scientific and severe weather. Credits: 3 understanding of causes, and Credits: 3 possible future approaches to GEV 3300: Stats. in control of the major GEV 3510: Geo of Europe & the Environmental Sci. environmental health problems Euro Union Statistical methods and in industrialized and Credits: 3 application. An introduction to developing countries. statistical concepts, Credits: 3 GEV 3515: Geography of techniques, and applications to Africa data analysis and to problems GEV 3309: Coral Reefs Major geographic problems in the design, analysis, and Overview of the science, policy, facing contemporary Africa, interpretation of experiments and management issues for with a special emphasis on in the environmental sciences. coral reef ecosystems in a spatial planning within a Credits: 3 changing world. number of national contexts. Credits: 3 Credits: 3 GEV 3301: Fisheries Current practices and the GEV 3310: Special Topics in GEV 3521: GIS for Urban environmental, political and Geology Sustainability social implications of this Topical approach to geology to Review and analyze global industry. include the terroir of wines, to sustainability issues faced by Credits: 3 the geology behind current cities. Learn GIS applications events. related to urban sustainability GEV 3302: Agricultural Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Science Environmental implications of GEV 3395: Int'l. Studies in Env. GEV 3522: Geography of the agriculture, incl. a scientific Sci. Middle East analysis of soil, pesticides, Credits: 3 Survey of the region's fertilizer, and biodiversity. geography including its GEV 3500: Geography of Credits: 3 physical geography, North America environmental issues, urban- GEV 3303: Soil Science Physical and human geography economic development, Soil, soil properties, and biota of North America from a cultural geograpy, historical in various ecosystems with a regional perspective. Key evolution, and the spatial focus on human impacts to soil geographic concepts of site, patterns of its human mesocosm. situation, and the interaction landscapes. Special emphasis Credits: 3 between society and the placed on its strategic environment for each region. importance in a globalizing GEV 3304: Air Pollution Credits: 3 world and understanding the Analysis of natural and human- historical background to GEV 3501: Geomorphic caused environmental impacts current geopolitical conflicts. Environments to the atmosphere. Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Landform processes and development. Geomorphic GEV 3525: Geography of Asia GEV 3305: Energy Systems processes, dynamics, and Credits: 3 Assessment of current equilibrium systems. Data methods for supplying energy, collection, statistical analysis, incl. fossil fuels, nuclear energy, and interpretation of landform and renewable energy. development models. Credits: 3 Credits: 3

198 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog GEV 3550: Natural Hazards GEV 3750: Remote Sensing GEV 4320: Spec. Topics in Env Processes determining physical Data collection and analysis Lab Sci risk, societal vulnerability, and with high-technology platforms Advanced laboratory science response to major hazards such as conventional and color topics in the Environment including: blizzards, tornadoes, infrared photography, multi- presented by senior faculty. hurricanes, drought, flooding, spectral scanners, satellite Specific subject matter will earthquakes, volcanoes, imagery, thermal infrared, vary with the expertise of the landslides, avalanches, and LIDAR, and radar. Application professor. wildfires. of remotely sensed data to Credits: 4 Credits: 3 solve complex, human, environmental, and engineering GEV 4321: Microbial Processes GEV 3570: Land Use Planning problems. Examination of Earth's & Mgmt Credits: 3 dynamic systems and the Land use planning and environmental consequences management with focus on GEV 3775: Digital Image & of environmental processes. land-law interfaces between Airphoto Inter Credits: 4 the physical, cultural, and legal Concepts and techniques in realms. Survey of natural and digital image processing and GEV 4322: Ocean political systems as the basis air photo interpretation: image Environments for land use controls at the classification, three- Investigation of the biological, federal and regional levels. The dimensional photography, geological, chemical, and environmental, economic, and identification, and physical characteristics of the ethical impacts of land measurements of features from ocean. management. photographic imagery. Credits: 4 Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Prerequisites: GEV 1050 and GEV 1051 GEV 3580: Natural Res and GEV 3790: Global Positioning Conservation Systems GEV 4323: Watershed Assessment of natural resource Principles, techniques, and Biogeochemistry and conservation issues in the applications of Global Biogeochemical and physical U.S. and around the world. Positioning Systems (GPS). characteristics of watersheds Distribution and use patterns Laboratory employs data and the threats they currently of air, water, mineral, energy, collection, mapping, and face. and biologic resources. analyses with state-of-the-art Credits: 4 Examination of exploitation, GPS equipment and software. Prerequisites: conservation, and preservation Credits: 4 GEV 1050 and GEV 1051 management strategies. Prerequisites: GEV 4324: Wetland Science Credits: 3 GEV 1750 and Management GEV 3590: Topical Research GEV 4001: Advanced Wetland flora and fauna, Problems Sustainability Study hydrology, soils and ecology. Individual projects or studies in Credits: 4 Credits: 4 geography and the GEV 4325: Environmental environment. GEV 4300: Selected Topics Ecology Credits: 3 Credits: 1 Principles of ecology and their GEV 3595: Int'l. Studies in GEV 4310: Environmental implications for analyzing Geography Issues Seminar environmental problems. Credits: 3 Interdisciplinary coverage of Understanding processes current global environmental controlling the dynamics of issues, emphasizing their populations, communities, and complexity, analyses, and ecosystems. solutions. Credits: 4 Credits: 3 Prerequisites: Prerequisites: GEV 1050 and GEV 1051 GEV 1050 and GEV 1051

199 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog GEV 4326: Environmental GEV 4331: Env. Policy & GEV 4351: Oceanography Geology Management Biology, geology, chemistry, Geologic processes, formation National and international and physical environment of of fossil fuel and ore deposits, debates of key environmental the ocean. and the environmental impact issues from policy and Credits: 3 of their extraction. management perspectives. Credits: 4 Credits: 3 GEV 4352: Physical Geology Prerequisites: Earth's dynamic systems and GEV 1050 and GEV 1051 GEV 4332: Water Resources the environmental Planning consequences of geologic GEV 4327: Process Management and planning of processes. Geomorphology natural and constructed water Credits: 3 Processes that shape systems. landforms. Major components Credits: 3 GEV 4353: Green Science of geomorphology, including Application of eco-friendly fluvial, glacial, periglacial, GEV 4333: Politics and the thinking to scientific aeolian, slope, and weathering Env. disciplines. Scientific solutions process. Analysis of current affairs to global warming, pollution Credits: 4 related to the environment. and other impacts on nature Credits: 3 and the planet. GEV 4328: Climatology Credits: 3 Approaches to understand and GEV 4334: Environmental Law identify recent and long- term Legal analysis of the GEV 4354: Biomimicry climate behavior in different environment, incl. seminal Design and production of parts of the world. Basic national and international laws. materials, structures, and meteorological factors that Credits: 3 systems that are modeled on influence climate. General biological entities and GEV 4335: Energy Policy climate classification schemes, processes. theories of climate cycles and Policies pertaining to the Credits: 3 climate change. extraction, supply, distribution, GEV 4355: Tropical Ecology Credits: 4 and use of energy. Credits: 3 Environmental issues unique to GEV 4329: Global Change tropical latitudes and Research GEV 4340: Spec Topics in ecosystems. Environm Issues Research Advanced field and Credits: 3 laboratory research focused on Advanced topics in GEV 4356: Global Change contemporary issues in environmental social science Science environmental science. and humanities presented by Credits: 4 senior and visiting faculty. Advanced exploration and Specific subject matter will discussion focused on GEV 4330: Spec Topics in vary with the expertise of the contemporary issues in Environm Policy visiting professor or senior environmental science. Advanced topics in faculty member conducting the Credits: 3 environmental policy and course. GEV 4360: Field Methods in management presented by Credits: 3 Env Science senior and visiting faculty. GEV 4350: Spec Topics in Specific subject matter will Environmental field esearr ch Environm Sci vary with the expertise of the focusing on a specific visiting professor or senior Advanced topics in environmental issue including faculty member conducting the environmental science an extensive field trip. course. Course may be taken presented by senior and Credits: 4 under multiple titles. visiting faculty. Specific subject Prerequisites: Credits: 3 matter will vary with the GEV 1050 and GEV 1051 expertise of the visiting professor or senior faculty member conducting the course. Course may be taken under multiple titles. Credits: 3

200 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog GEV 4361: Field Research GEV 4514: Geomorphology GEV 4700: Geographic Design and conduct Processes that shape the Information Systems environmental research during natural landscape. Descriptive Principles, techniques, and a 1-2 week field trip ot various and quantitative techniques to applications of Geographic locations; Lectures will incl. examine balance between Information Systems (GIS). natural history, ecology, and tectonic activity and Laboratory employs analyses geology of the location. subsequent modification of with state-of-the-art GIS Credits: 4 landforms by weathering, software. erosion and deposition. Credits: 4 GEV 4510: Special Topics in Credits: 3 Geography GEV 4710: Adv. Geographic Advanced topics in Geography GEV 4515: Terrestrial Info Sys presented by senior and Ecosystems Spatial problem solving by visiting faculty. Specific subject Spatial distribution of species, focusing on theoretical/ matter will vary with the biomes, and ecosystems at conceptual and practical expertise of the visiting local, regional, and global aspects of GIS modeling and professor or senior faculty scales. Ecological and historical spatial analysis. member conducting the processes responsible for Credits: 4 course. Course may be taken geographic patterns of under multiple titles. biodiversity GEV 6005: Senior Research Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Seminar Scheduled group meetings GEV 4511: Climate Variability GEV 4516: Environmental with other research students in Seasonal, interannual, and Security the department, focusing on decadal variations in climate Broad range of security issues general and specific aspects of variables. Atmospheric triggered by demographic and the senior research project/ circulation patterns, environmental factors such as thesis. Requires permission of teleconnections, and their competition for resources, instructor. impacts on the environment population growth/ Credits: 1 and society. displacement, disease, natural Co-Requisites: Credits: 3 disasters, environmental GEV 6200 change, and non-sustainable GEV 4512: Medical Geography practices. GEV 6006: Research Spatial patterns and Credits: 3 Colloquium epidemiology of disease. Presentations by speakers Characteristics of epidemics GEV 4517: Sustainable including faculty, students, and and pandemics from a Development guests from the academic, geographic perspective. Case Environmental, economic, and public, and private sectors. studies, spatial/statistical justice issues facing developing Lectures feature new creative analyses, and transmission countries. Historical review of and scholarly work that processes. post-colonial experiences and emcompasses the disciplines Credits: 3 the impact of modern global and areas of interest of the economic and environmental department. GEV 4513: Geography of changes on the political, Credits: 0 National Security economic, and demographic Geography of the national experiences of Latin America, GEV 6200: Independent Study security landscape and the Africa, and southern Asia. Individual projects or studies in nexus of geography and Credits: 3 geography & the environment. conflict. Modern trends in Credits: 3 national security, historical case GEV 4550: Geographical studies, and geospatial Issues Seminar analysis. Credits: 3 Credits: 3

201 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog GEV 6210: Senior Thesis GEV 7030: Proposal GEV 7106: EcosysteMS Research I Development Services Research with faculty member Development and presentation Economic and other benefits selected by student. Part 1 of of the masters thesis research nature provides to people. two-semester sequence. proposal. Ecological Foundations of Continues as Thesis Research Credits: 1 quantifying ecosystem services II, which culminates in a written Prerequisites: and practical issues involved thesis. Requires permission of GEV 7000 :Y with putting them to use. the faculty mentor. Credits: 3 Credits: 3 GEV 7040: Intro to Gis Principles, techniques, and GEV 7112: Environmental GEV 6220: Senior Thesis applications of Geographic Health Research II Information Systems (GIS). Health issues, scientific Second phase of senior thesis Credits: 4 understanding of causes, and sequence. Research with possible future approaches to faculty mentor selected by GEV 7041: GIS for control of the major student. Culminates in a Environmental Systems environmental health problems written senior thesis. Requires Advanced techniques, in industrialized and permission of the faculty applications and projects in GIS developing countries. mentor. focused on supporting Credits: 3 Credits: 3 graduate level research. Credits: 4 GEV 7126: Process GEV 7000: Research Methods Prerequisites: Geomorphology in Env Sci GEV 4700 or GEV 7040 Physical processes and Analytical and research resultant landforms. Spatial techniques for environmental GEV 7100: Remote Sensing- distribution of landforms and scientists. Env Analysis physical environments at local, Credits: 2 Basics of remote sensing, regional, and global scales. sensor characteristics, and Credits: 3 GEV 7001: Research remote sensing applications in Experience support of graduate research. GEV 7200: Advanced Research experience in Emphasis on image/data Quantitative Analysis conjunction with a faculty acquisition and analysis. Multivariate statistical method member. Restricted to: Masters Credits: 3 applications to spatial in Environmental Science; problems. Linear and non- Permission of Instructor GEV 7101: Land Use & Env linear correlation and required. Assessment regression, factor analysis, Legal and environmental cluster analysis. Spatial GEV 7010: Environmental management for the regulation statistics including: trend Colloquium of private and public lands. surfaces, sequences, point Attendance at departmental Zoning, environmental distributions. seminars and student legislation, urban renewal, Credits: 3 presentations. eminent domain, and the law of Credits: 1 nuisance. Cannot be taken if Prerequisites: student has already taken GEV GEV 7000 :Y 3570. Global Credits: 3 GEV 7020: Advanced Env Interdisciplinary Issues Seminar GEV 7103: Env. Policy and Law Interdisciplinary coverage of Federal environmental law, Studies salient environmental issues, regulation, and policy in the emphasizing their complexity, U.S. Comparative and dynamic The Department of Global analyses, and solutions. view of environmental Interdisciplinary Studies (GIS) Credits: 3 protection under U.S. law. provides students with a Prerequisites: Credits: 3 tripartite of skills, knowledge, GEV 7000 and values that foster critical thinking, problem solving, and preparation for responsible global citizenship. Students

202 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog gain an understanding of GIS 2996: Global Studies GIS 4278: Pro-Seminar in global studies, acquiring the Internship Sustainability know-how in global and digital Permission of Chairperson Interdisciplinary seminar literacy, cultural diversity and required. course explores historical, intercultural competences, Credits: 6 philosophical, environmental, interdisciplinary research, and a Prerequisites: scientific, economic, and passion for social justice, Permission of Chairperson political dimensions of nurtured in experiential required. sustainability. Using scientific learning. theory, GIS data, documentary GIS 3000: Special Topics films, historical documents, All students must choose one Study Abroad guest speakers, and other specialization from the Special topics in global and diverse source. Students will sections listed below. interdisciplinary studies taken examine case studies of local, while studying abroad. national and international The Department of Global Credits: 3 sustainability initiatives. Interdisciplinary Studies also Credits: 3 offers minors in the following GIS 3992: Global Topics programs: Arabic Language Abroad GIS 4279: Global Masculinity and Cultural Studies, Chinese Credits: 1 Will explore how the lives of Language and Cultural Studies, men and ideas about GIS 4000: Global Env Justice Japanese Language and masculinity are shaped by war, Movements Cultural Studies, Russian sports, work, family life, Language and Cultural Studies. Credits: 3 politics, history and popular Visit these individual pages to GIS 4100: Topics in GIS culture and defined in elar tion view requirements. to other identities including Specific opicst in global race, ethnicity, and sexuality. interdisciplinary studies that GIS 2000: Intro to Global Credits: 3 Interd Studies vary each semester. Credits: 3 Gateway course to Global GIS 4280: Race and the Renaissance Interdisciplinary Studies, GIS 4275: Global Religions & preparing for area studies the State This interdisciplinary seminar examines concepts of Africa, specializations and GIS Team-taught, interdisciplinary Europe, and the Renaissance interdisciplinary programs. seminar. Study of World during the period associated Focuses critical thinking skills Religion in a 21st century socio- with the emergence of through the comparative lens political context. Rituals, modernity and increasing of both global and symbols, myths & doctrinal global contact through trans- interdisciplinary analyses. components of Hindu, cultural and global roots. Mandatory preparatory course Buddhist, Jewish, Islamic & Credits: 3 for advanced study in GIS Christian traditions. major. Consideration of the writings Credits: 3 of contemporary religious GIS 2993: Global Studies international figures. Internship Credits: 3 Permission of Chairperson GIS 4277: Writing Brazilian required. Culture Credits: 3 The course examines through Prerequisites: film and literature several Permission of Chairperson important aspects of regional required. Brazillian subcultures, such as the Amazonian indigenous, the coastal African, and the inner city youth cultures, the samba schools and football as cultural practices in the context of human rights. Credits: 3

203 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog GIS 4281: The Tale of Shanghai GIS 4285: GIS Special Topics GIS 4751: Cultural Studies and Tokyo Interdisciplinary study of topics Advanced course in cultural Struggling with their identity of special interest in Global studies. Mastery of theoretical while being nurtured by their Interdisciplinary Studies related vocabulary & analytical traditional culture for more to course(s) taken through the thinking. Thematic foci such as than a century, today's International Studies Program. definition of ulturc e, Shanghai and Tokyo eventually May be repeated for credit if production of cultural meaning emerged from a feudal society topic changes. & identity, role of cultural forms as modern, sophisticated, and Credits: 3 in creating & maintaining diversified metropolises on the power relationships & social global stage. Explore how the GIS 4286: Bridging Global Cult boundaries from a variety of two Asian cities encountered Conflict perspectives. the West, as well as how they Interdisciplinary, team taught Credits: 3 were forced to change through course which will explore revolutions and reforms in the culturally global based GIS 4950: Latin Amer Studies realms of culture, sociology, conflicts with social, political, Seminar literature, history, ideology, and economic elements through a Examines the complexity of philosophy of life. comparative perspective. This Latin America from the Credits: 3 is a team taught course and American Southwest & the will be capped at maximum tropical islands of the GIS 4282: Race & Social student enrollment of 17 Caribbean to the southern tip Structure:Brazil students. of South America. Rich & Interdisciplinary, team taught Credits: 3 diverse cultural roots in Native course which will explore the American civilizations, Spain & race and social structure of GIS 4290: African & Caribbean Portugal, & Africa. Multicultural Brazil in through a comparative Pol & Lit peoples & search for perspective. Interdisciplinary exploration of alternative social structures. Credits: 3 diverse literary traditions of Credits: 3 Africa and its large diaspora in GIS 4283: Global Tea Culture the Caribbean through political GIS 5000: Special Topics Interdisciplinary, team taught science and development Intensive seminar taught by course which will explore the economics theories. Examines distinguished visiting faculty history and influence of tea in political dysfunctions that on a topic of global and various cultures of the world follow postcolonialism; offers interdisciplinary significance. through a comparative theoretical and aesthetic tools Credits: 1 perspective. to appreciate interface Prerequisites: Credits: 3 between politics and culture. GIS 2000 :Y Credits: 3 GIS 4284: Glob. Racial Images GIS 5011: GIS Select Film & Lit GIS 4675: East Asian Interdisciplinary team-taught An examination of the Comparative Lit courses offered by GIS to fulfill globalization of racial images Team-taught interdisciplinary requirements for the Junior through a comparative study of seminar. Examination of Research Seminar and film and literature, using Modern East Asian Literature additional GIS Select course. historical inquiry and literacy with Japanese and Chinese May be taken by GIS majors in criticism. Topics include Components. any of the specializations, institutional and intellectual Credits: 3 including Gender and Women's racism, imperialism and Studies and Peace and Justice segregation, racial violence, Education, to fulfill miscegenation and sexuality, requirements in their and resistance to stereotypes. specialization if the specific Credits: 3 GIS Select topic carries the attribute of their specialization. Credits: 3

204 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog GIS 5012: GIS Select GIS 5031: GIS Select Interdisciplinary team-taught Interdisciplinary team-taught Greek courses offered by GIS to fulfill courses offered by GIS to fulfill GRK 1051: New Testament requirements for the Junior requirements for the Junior Greek I Research Seminar and Research Seminar and additional GIS Select course. additional GIS Select course. Credits: 5 May be taken by GIS majors in May be taken by GIS majors in GRK 1052: New Testament any of the specializations, any of the specializations, Greek II including Gender and Women's including Gender and Women's Credits: 5 Studies and Peace and Justice Studies and Peace and Justice Education, to fulfill Education, to fulfill GRK 1111: Introductory Ancient requirements in their requirements in their Greek I specialization if the specific specialization if the specific The basic forms, syntax and GIS Select topic carries the GIS Select topic carries the vocabulary of Ancient Attic attribute of their specialization. attribute of their specialization. Greek; selected prose in Credits: 3 Credits: 3 second semester. GIS 5021: GIS Select GIS 5032: GIS Select Credits: 4 Interdisciplinary team-taught Interdisciplinary team-taught GRK 1112: Introductory Ancient courses offered by GIS to fulfill courses offered by GIS to fulfill Greek II requirements for the Junior requirements for the Junior The basic forms, syntax and Research Seminar and Research Seminar and vocabulary of Ancient Attic additional GIS Select course. additional GIS Select course. Greek, selected prose in May be taken by GIS majors in May be taken by GIS majors in second semester. any of the specializations, any of the specializations, Credits: 4 including Gender and Women's including Gender and Women's Studies and Peace and Justice Studies and Peace and Justice GRK 1113: Intensive Intro. Education, to fulfill Education, to fulfill Ancient Greek requirements in their requirements in their Credits: 3 specialization if the specific specialization if the specific GIS Select topic carries the GIS Select topic carries the GRK 1121: Intermediate attribute of their specialization. attribute of their specialization. Ancient Greek I Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Having reviewed the primary grammar and syntax of Attic GIS 5022: GIS Select GIS 6000: Independent Study Greek, this course will examine Interdisciplinary team-taught Individual students with selections from several courses offered by GIS to fulfill specific interests will work on a principal prose authors of the requirements for the Junior supervised project. classical period (e.g. Research Seminar and Credits: 3 Herodotus, Plato, Thucydides, additional GIS Select course. et al). GIS 6500: Capstone I: May be taken by GIS majors in Credits: 3 Research any of the specializations, Prerequisites: including Gender and Women's Team-taught, interdisciplinary GRK 1111 and GRK 1112 Studies and Peace and Justice seminar. Integration of work for Education, to fulfill GIS major, leading to the GRK 1122: Intermediate requirements in their research & writing of the major Ancient Greek II specialization if the specific thesis, topic determined by Credits: 3 GIS Select topic caries the faculty of record. Senior Prerequisites: attribute of their specialization. standing. GRK 1111 and GRK 1112 and GRK Credits: 3 Credits: 3 1121 Prerequisites: GIS 2000 GRK 3001: Readings in Authors GIS 6600: Capstone 2:Thesis Selected readings from a Directed research seminar variety of Greek authors. focusing on the writing of the Fulfills advanced literature major theseis. Senior standing. requirements. Credits: 3 Credits: 3

205 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog GRK 4250: Greek Historians HIS 1003: The United States HIS 1070: Topics Empire and Credits: 3 Since 1877 Imperialism For AP and transfer credit only. Selected core courses on GRK 4350: Greek Orators Does not fulfill Arts and empire and practice of Credits: 3 Sciences core history imperialism in different eras. requirement. Credits: 3 GRK 4450: Greek Philosophers Credits: 3 Credits: 3 HIS 1075: Topics in Race & HIS 1021: Hist of Western Civil Gender GRK 5250: Homer II Selected core courses Credits: 3 Credits: 3 exploring issues of race and/or GRK 5850: Greek Tragedy gender in different eras. HIS 1040: Themes Pre Mod Credits: 3 Credits: 3 World History HIS 1150: Topics in Atlantic GRK 5900: Greek: Indpendent Comparative exploration of at World Study least three different pre- modern civilizations (pre-1750). Selected core courses on Supervised study, activity or Cultural contact and exchange; political, social, and cultural research. May be taken more pre-modern economies, state interaction in the Atlantic basin than once. Prior approval of formation; political institutions; beginning in the 15th century. chair and instructor. and social structures; religion Credits: 3 Credits: 3 and culture; art, architecture HIS 1155: Topics in America & GRK 5950: Greek Comedy and literature. the World Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Selected core courses offering GRK 6001: Senior Greek HIS 1050: Themes in Modern transnational perspectives on Capston World History the development of American Credits: 3 Investigation of history of society. diverse nations and regions Credits: 3 GRK 7000: Koine Greek since 1500. Political, Workshop technological, and economic HIS 1160: Topics in Asia & Pacific Koine Greek Workshop revolutions; modern state formation; cross-cultural Selected core courses on GRK 7101: Intensive Greek conflict and xe change; social political, social, and cultural Intensive study of ancient movements; environmental interaction among different Greek grammar, morphology transformation; rise of global societies in Asia and Pacific and vocabulary. economy. basin. Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Credits: 3 GRK 7250: Hist of Greek HIS 1060: Topics in Religion & HIS 1165: Topics Global Literature Society Perspectives Credits: 3 Selected core courses Selected core courses that take exploring religion in different a global or comparative eras with emphasis on cross approach to major issues. cultural interaction. Credits: 3 History Credits: 3 HIS 1250: Top in Ancient HIS 1002: The United States to HIS 1065: Topics Nature, Civilizations 1877 Environ & Tech Selected core courses on For AP and transfer credit only. Selected core courses different aspects of ancient Does not fulfill Arts and exploring relationship between societies. Sciences core history enviornmental and Credits: 3 requirement. technological change in HIS 1903: Internship Elective Credits: 3 different eras and societies. Credits: 3 Credits: 3 HIS 1906: Internship Elective Credits: 6

206 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog HIS 1909: Internship Elective HIS 2171: Building a Nation HIS 2251: U. S. Foreign Rel Credits: 9 1800-50 1776-1914 The development of the The completion of HIS 2000: Investigating U.S. Republic from the presidency independence, hemispheric History I of Jefferson through the diplomacy, expansion, Civil In-depth study of American Mexican War; revolutions in War, and imperialism. history from the pre-Columbian transportation and commerce, Credits: 3 period to the Civil War and struggles of nationalism and Reconstruction, with a sectionalism; issues of race and HIS 2252: U.S. For Rel 1914 - particular emphasis on gender and the ferment of Present engaging historical problems reform. Diplomatic history from World as a process of inquiry and Credits: 3 War I to the present, including interpretation. Designed involvement in European and especially for history majors HIS 2181: Civil War & Asian struggles, cooperation in and future teachers, but open Reconstruct international organizations. to all students. A study of the causes of a war Credits: 3 Credits: 3 in which Americans fought Americans; the war's evolving HIS 2265: American Military HIS 2001: Investigating US nature and eventual outcome; History History II the fight vo er the meaning and The wars of America from their In-depth study of American the extent of reconstruction; European antecedents to 1900; history from the end of and the long term political, relations between the military Reconstruction to the present, economic, and social and society; role of the military with a particular emphasis on consequences of the war and in national development. engaging historical problems the end of slavery. Credits: 3 as a process of inquiry and Credits: 3 interpretation. Designed HIS 2272: History of Amer especially for history majors HIS 2191: Pursuits of Power, Capitalism and future teachers, but open 1876-1920 American economic growth to all students. Causes and results of from the colonial era to the Credits: 3 industrialization and present and its impact on urbanization; responses to political, social present and HIS 2151: Colonial America economic and social change, cultural life, including American The political, economic, social, including popular protest industrialization; rise of the and intellectual life of the movements; nationalism corporation; military-industrial American colonies and the following the Civil War; U.S. complex; capital-labor clash of racial and ethnic imperial ambitions. relations; globalization of groups in America to 1763. Credits: 3 American capitalism. Credits: 3 Credits: 3 HIS 2201: United States HIS 2161: Revolutionary & Fed 1914-1945 HIS 2274: History of American Amer Major problems and domestic Medicine The colonial resistance to Great developments in the United The evolution of American Britain; the making of the States in World War I, the Medicine from the colonial Constitution; and the 1920s, the Great Depression period to the present day. continuing struggle, to 1810, to and World War II. Topics include the rise and fall define the meaning of the Credits: 3 of heroic medicine, the demise Revolution. of scientific medicine, the Credits: 3 HIS 2202: United States since growth of modern surgery, the 1945 evolution of medical practice. Major problems and domestic Credits: 3 developments in the United States since 1945: reconversion, Cold War, the "Good Society" of the 1950s, turmoil of the 1960s, Vietnam War and its aftermath, contemporary challenges and problems. Credits: 3

207 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog HIS 2276: American HIS 2291: African Amer His HIS 2303: History of Environmental Hist during Slaver Philadelphia Social, cultural and economic The forced migrations of An investigation of the city's forces that reshaped the Africans to the New World, the past and present through American landscape from the institution of slavery, and the reading historical accounts and colonial era to the present; the struggle of Afro-Americans to exploring today's city. Changes place of nature in American gain equality in American and continuity in politics, thought and society; and the society. economy, and social evolution of environmental Credits: 3 composition from 1682 to politics in the 20th century. today, with particular attention Credits: 3 HIS 2292: African Amer His to social structures and the since Emancip changing physical environment HIS 2278: Native American Themes of resistance and of the city. History creativity with the Credits: 3 Study of American Indians development of the African- from pre-Columbian times to American communities in the HIS 2306: Culture of Indus Am the present, including land use era following the Civil War. 1820-1920 practices, social customs, Reconstruction, Northern Credits: 3 gender relations, U.S. migration, Jim Crow and government removal and segregation, and protest HIS 2309: Artifacts in History assimilation policies, post- thought and Civil Rights. Cultural history as revealed colonial political economy, and Credits: 3 through artificats, including contemporary issues of cultural everyday objects, decorative identity and sovereignty. HIS 2294: His of Childhood in arts, and architecture; issues Credits: 3 US and controversies related to The experience of childhood in museum exhibits; the role of HIS 2280: Catholic Church in America, including topics such the Internet in material culture America as the invention of studies. Development and shaping of adolescence; child abuse and Credits: 3 the Roman Catholic Church by protection; child labor; diverse cultures of Catholicism compulsory schooling and HIS 2993: Hist Internship from 1500 to the present. The immigrant assimilation; juvenile An internship in a local first contact of Europeans and delinquency; age of consent; historical archive, museum, Native Americans; growth dating; children in the movies; park, or library. through European immigration; children as consumers; and Credits: 3 challenges facing the modern, youth culture and rebellion. HIS 2996: Hist Internship multicultural Church of the Credits: 3 present day. A more extensive internship in Credits: 3 HIS 2296: History of American a local historical archive, Women museum, park, or library. HIS 2281: Immigration in Amer The study of the influence of Credits: 6 Hist region, race, and ethnicity on HIS 2998: Topics in American Population factors in the gender definitions in America; History development of the American and the impact of those ideas nation; the processes of in shaping women's lives, Selected topics in American migration, assimilation and sexuality, housework and wage history of interest to faculty intergroup relations and their labor, and access to power and and students. effects in society and politics; politics, from the colonial Credits: 3 intensive study of selected period to the present. ethnic groups. Credits: 3 Credits: 3 HIS 2286: Irish-American Saga Pre-famine Irish emigration to North America; the famine; post-famine movement; Irish- American labor, politics, urban and suburban developments. Credits: 3

208 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog HIS 3006: Medieval Europe HIS 3017: The Roman Empire HIS 3115: The High Middle 500-1500 The achievement of the Pax Ages The evolution of the European Romana from the reforms of The major western European West from its classical origins. Augustus to the break-up of institutions that took form The influence of Christianity the western Empire in the fifth during the classical period of upon the development of century A.D. Topics treated medieval civilization and were European institutions and include life in the provinces, the bequeathed to modern culture. Relations and mutual romanization of indigenous European society. influences of the European peoples, the legions and Credits: 3 West with its neighbors, the society, culture and decadence new world of Islam in the Near in the capital, and the rise of HIS 3121: The Renaissance East and North Africa, and the Christianity. The decline of society in the Christian Byzantine East of Credits: 3 Late Middle Ages and the Europe and Russia. emergence of commercial Credits: 3 HIS 3018: Pagans, Jews, and capitalism; the disintegration of Christians the Holy Roman Empire and HIS 3007: Early Mod Europe Society and religion between the evolution of city-states and 1500-1750 Alexander the Great and the new monarchies in the fifteenth The rise of Protestantism; the coming of Islam. The classical century; the crisis of the emergence of national pantheon, domestic religion, Papacy and the emergence of monarchies; the growth of magic, the imperial cult; the humanism; the Italian science and technology; variety of Judaism in Palestine universities in the Late Middle colonial expansionism and the and the Diaspora, Judaism and Ages and the development of impact of the New World on the state; the rise of new tastes in literature, art, and the West; the clash of cultures Christianity, the persecutions, architecture. with Islam and other Constantine and the Credits: 3 civilizations on the peripheries. conversion of the empire. Credits: 3 Credits: 3 HIS 3126: Hist of Italian Cities Credits: 3 HIS 3011: Greek Civilization HIS 3019: The Fall of Rome The rise of Greek civilization The end of the ancient world -- HIS 3131: The Reformation from Mycenaean times to the ancient sources and modern Catholic, Protestant, and Macedonian conquest of theories. A multi-faceted popular reform theories and Greece by the father of analysis of Mediterranean religious upheaval, and the Alexander the Great: Homer, society from AD 200 - 750: revolution of the common the emergence of the polis, the politics, economy, religion, people in the 16th century, with Persian and Peloponnesian urban life, art, social relations, emphasis on the material wars, and the flowering of literature. "structures of everyday life" Greek culture at Athens during Credits: 3 and the economic, social, and the 5th and 4th centuries. political background of the Credits: 3 HIS 3095: Topics in Ancient "crisis of feudalism" and History critique of the church and early HIS 3014: Medit Wrld Selected topics in Ancient modern state. Alexander to Caesar history of interest to faculty Credits: 3 The interaction of cultural and students. forces between the conquests Credits: 3 of Alexander the Great and the consolidation of Roman rule HIS 3108: The Crusades under Caesar; Hellenistic The medieval conflict between civilization, the rise of Rome in the rival cultures and religions Italy, Rome and the Greek of Christendom and Islam. world, and the fall of the Credits: 3 Roman Republic. Credits: 3

209 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog HIS 3142: The Enlightenment HIS 3200: Medieval Britain HIS 3218: Topics in Irish The cultural transition of and Ireland History traditional Western The debts England owes to the Exploration of emerging topics Christendom to modernity in Celtic, particularly the Irish, in field of Irish History, the 18th Century, including its world; changed relations, from including but not limited to the clash with religion; emphasis fruitful cultural exchange to Act of Union, the impact of the on scepticism and empiricism; antagonism, after the Norman Protestant Ascendancy, and rehabilitation of natural desires Conquest of England. Irish the cultural, social and political and emotion; efforts to re- missionary and educational history of the modern Irish engineer human society; new importance; relations between state. perceptions of economics, Celtic peoples; why monarchy Credits: 3 crime and punishment, and developed in England and aesthetics; creation of a Scotland, but not in Wales and HIS 3221: French Rev and reading public; role in the Ireland. Napoleon American founding; impact Credits: 3 Causes, nature and course of upon issues of gender and the French Revolution, race. HIS 3202: Britain 1660-1815 including a study of its Credits: 3 Emergence of Britain as the historical interpretation, and preeminent global capitalist the Napoleonic aftermath of HIS 3151: Eur Nationalism economy and political power the Revolution. 1800-present from the glittering court of Credits: 3 Constructing nations and Charles II to Britain's loss of its nationalism in Europe from the American colonies and its HIS 3222: History of Modern Napoleonic wars to post- victory over revolutionary France Yugoslavia; competing France. Connections between Credits: 3 conceptions of nationality (on political-economic HIS 3230: Modern Germany the basis of race, gender, developments and social and politics, culture, etc.) and cultural change including The German lands from 1800 to resulting conflicts. industrialization; war, economic the present, changing Credits: 3 growth and state formation; conceptions of Germany and smuggling, gin, and criminality; dilemmas of German history. HIS 3161: 20th Century Europe empire; domesticity, women Credits: 3 Social, political, and cultural and the novel, high and low art HIS 3233: Hitler and Nazi history of Europe from the fin in London. Germany de siecle to European Credits: 3 unification; world wars and Germany from the rise of Hitler revolution, East-West divide, HIS 3203: Great Britain since to the end of the Second World consumer society and popular 1815 War. protest. Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Credits: 3 HIS 3214: Eighteenth Century HIS 3240: Russian History to HIS 3171: Europe since 1945 Ireland 1861 Europe from the end of World Credits: 3 The development of Russia War II to the European Union; from the "rude and barbarous postwar reconstruction; Cold HIS 3216: Ireland since 1800 kingdom" of Ivan the Terrible War; the growth of consumer The social and political history to the great European power society; the collapse of the of the Irish state in the 19th and ruled by Catherine the Great. Soviet Empire; changing 20th centuries. The political, economic and conceptions of European Credits: 3 social systems of Muscovite identity. and eighteenth-century Russia; Credits: 3 civil wars, peasant rebellions, and foreign invasions; the reforms of Peter the Great; female monarchs in the 18th century; enlightened absolutism under Catherine the Great. Credits: 3

210 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog HIS 3241: Revolutionary HIS 3361: Women in Modern HIS 4090: Women in the Russia 1861-1939 Eur Soc Middle East Major political, economic and The changing roles of women Roles of Middle Eastern women social changes in the Russian in society and politics in from the seventh century to Empire from the war against Europe from the 18th to 20th the present era. Women's lives Napoleon to World War I; centuries. Topics include and experiences, with reform from above and women and the household emphasis on their influence revolution from below; Russia's economy; women and and contribution to the industrial revolution; social and revolution; feminism and economy, politics, literature cultural modernization; the feminist movements; the rise of and the arts. Attention to the institution of monarchy under female professions; women's effects of regional, ethnic, the last Romanov tsars; literature and feminist critical class, and religious differences Russia's expansion in the East. theory. on women's status and Credits: 3 Credits: 3 activities. Credits: 3 HIS 3242: Russia from Stalin HIS 3995: Topics in European to Putin History HIS 4095: Top Middle Eastern Russia from the 1917 Revolution Selected topics in European Hist to the present; the radical history of interest to faculty Selected topics in Middle transformation of a state, and students. Eastern history of interest to economy and society in Credits: 3 faculty and students. revolution and civil war, the Credits: 3 Stalin dictatorship, the trial of HIS 4031: Islamic Civilization World War II, and the patterns to 1800 HIS 4120: Emergence Modern of reform and continuity in the Credits: 3 Africa post-Stalin and post-Soviet The impact of 19th century HIS 4041: Hist Modern Middle eras. European colonialism on Africa; East Credits: 3 the division of Africa into The political, economic and European dependencies; HIS 3351: 19th c. European social history of the Middle change and continuity in Cult & Soc East with emphasis on the African culture; the emergence Social and cultural impact of passing of imperial institutions of independent African nation industrialization, the evolution and emergence of republics, states after World War II; their of mass society, changing trade and commerce, difficulties and opportunities. conceptions of elite and colonialism, and revolutionary Credits: 3 popular culture; social conflict, movements. revolution, and imperialism. Credits: 3 HIS 4195: Topics African Credits: 3 History HIS 4076: Jewish History Credits: 3 HIS 3352: 20th C European The relation of the Jews to the Cult & Soc historical process; the Jews in HIS 4210: Byzantine Credits: 3 relation to the larger Civilization civilizations in which they have The history and culture of the HIS 3360: Women in the Pre- lived; Jewish intellectual and eastern Roman Empire from Modern West moral contributions; Jewish the founding of Constantinople Roles of women from ancient history in the Christian world; in 330 by Constantine to its world to revolutionary France, the Holocaust; formation of a capture by the Ottoman Turks including analysis of the status Jewish homeland, Israel. in 1453. The emperor and his of women in Biblical, Greek, Credits: 3 court, Byzantine art and Roman, medieval, early modern architecture, monasticism, and Enlightenment cultures Byzantine women, the rise of and times. Themes of Islam, the Latin west and the motherhood, women's work, Crusades. women in literature and Credits: 3 women's ways of exerting control over their lives. HIS 4316: Intro to His of Credits: 3 Japanese Civ Credits: 3

211 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog HIS 4320: Modern East Asia HIS 4360: History of Modern HIS 4410: Colonial Latin The political, economic and South Asia America social history of Modern East History of Indian subcontinent Establishment and Asia (China, Japan and Korea) from late Mughal period maintenance of a Hapsburg with an emphasis on the through British Empire, colonial state; indigenous impact of the West, the culminating in independence responses to religious and Japanese Empire and the and partition in 1947. Emphasis secular colonization; the development of modern on knowledge, power and state creation of a multicultural institutions. formation; resistance, society from African, Credits: 3 revolution, and nationalism; indigenous, and Iberian gender and the role of women; peoples from the 1580s the HIS 4325: Modern China I, and post colonial legacies. 1780s. 1644-1912 Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Survey of Chinese history, 1644 to 1912, covering demise of last HIS 4365: Modern India and HIS 4415: Revolutionary Latin Chinese empire: the Qing Pakistan America empire. Topics include Modern history of the Indian Latin America's revolutionary emergence of commercial subcontinent from late Mughal century from the beginnings of society; Opium Wars, Empire to the present. Themes political revolt in the 1780s to Imperialism, engagement with include: expansion of British the beginning of economic European world, and demise of power, anti-colonial modernization in the 1880s. the Empire and birth of nationalism, birth of India and Social and economic impact of modern Chinese nation. Pakistan, and contemporary the Bourbon Reforms; Credits: 3 politics, economics, and culture indigenous revolts and slave in the region. rebellions; liberal revolutionary HIS 4330: Modern China II, Credits: 3 movements culminating in the 1912-Present political independence but China during its republican and HIS 4395: Topics in Asian economic dependence of Communist periods. History Spanish America; slavery and Credits: 3 Selected topics in Asian history abolition. of interest to faculty and Credits: 3 HIS 4335: Modern Japan students. The social and political history Credits: 3 HIS 4420: Contemp Lat Amer of modern Japan (1868- History Present); its dramatic rise to HIS 4405: The Americas & 20th century economic world power status, the long Span Conquest inequalities, U. S. intervention road to WW II, the impact of Incas, Mayas, Aztec and and military dictatorships, Allied Occupation; themes of Mochica cultures in Ancient cultural imperialism and cooperation and conflict in Latin America; indigenous immigration Communism in state-society relations. cultural and military clashes Latin America, human rights Credits: 3 with European invaders; the within a multiracial society. 16th-century political economy Credits: 3 HIS 4340: Cult. of East Asian and subsequent theological Capitalism debates regarding the HIS 4495: Topics Latin Amer This course is a thematic humanity of Indians; social Hist historical survey focusing on repercussions of an Selected topics in Latin the relationship between "incomplete" conquest. American history of interest to economic and non-economic Credits: 3 faculty and students. processes -- social, cultural, Credits: 3 and intellectual -- around the world the last three centuries. HIS 4499: Topics in World Readings are global in scope History but will emphasize the Selected topics in world or historical experiences of East non-western history of interest Asia, and in particular modern to faculty and students. China and Japan. Credits: 3 Credits: 3

212 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog HIS 4526: Mod Science Art HIS 4700: "War Lords" of WW HIS 5501: Sem in Historical Invention II Methodology Interactions among science, Credits: 3 Student research and reports. technology and art that have Seminar format. Written shaped modern culture since HIS 4701: The Cold War permission of chair required. the industrial revolution of the The origins, conduct, and Credits: 3 late 18th century. Special outcomes of the Cold War, and Prerequisites: attention to the sources, styles, analysis of evolving Written permission of chair and contexts of creativity in interpretations of this conflict required. various fields. and its significance. Credits: 3 Credits: 3 HIS 5515: Independent Research HIS 4527: Frankenstein to HIS 4995: Topics Comparative An intensive research project Artificial Lif Hist under individual direction. The origins of artificial life Selected topics in non-Western Written permission of chair forms by modern science, the and world history of interest to required. perspective of involved faculty and students. Credits: 3 scientists, literary observers, Credits: 3 Prerequisites: politicians and businessmen, Written permission of chair HIS 4996: Topics History of and society as a whole. Topics required. Gender include cloning, transplantation, artificial Selected themes in the history organs, genetic engineering, of gender examined in depth. and artificial intelligence. Credits: 3 Honors Credits: 3 HIS 4997: Topics in the HON 1000: Interdisc HIS 4528: Women in Mod Sci & History of Race Humanities I:PHI Tech Selected themes in the history Major works and ideas from the Women in the development of of race examined in depth. classical Graeco-Roman and modern (since 1600) science Credits: 3 Christian traditions. Emphasis and technology, including HIS 4998: Topics in Public on philosophical ideas. gender issues shaping theories History Extensive reading and writing and research, the impact of requirements. Team-taught. Selected themes in public innovation on women's lives, Credits: 3 history examined in depth. and women as professionsals Credits: 3 HON 1001: Interdisc and as creative workers. Humanities I:LIT Credits: 3 HIS 5001: Junior Research Seminar Major works and ideas from the HIS 4620: 20th Cent Military classical Graeco-Roman and The junior research seminar Hist Christian traditions. Emphasis introduces majors to research The major wars of the 20th on literature and drama. methods, sources, and century: World War I, World Extensive reading and writing historiography -- how War II, Korea and Vietnam. requirements. Team-taught. historians have reconstructed, Cold War, wars of liberation. Credits: 3 interpreted, and written about Credits: 3 the past. By examining diverse HON 1003: Interdisc HIS 4660: World at War, interpretations and historical Humanities I: THL 1939-1945 controversies, the seminars Major works and ideas from the Visions and experiences of a help students develop their Graeco-Roman and Christian global war; Nazism and a abilities to critique historical traditions. Emphasis on culture of total war; war and arguments and develop their religious thought and civilians; racism and the own arguments. The course development. Extensive Holocaust; the atomic bomb; prepares history majors for reading and writing historical commemoration and their Senior Research Methods requirements. Team-taught. memory. course, HIS 5501. Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Credits: 3

213 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog HON 1005: Interdisc HON 1053: Interdisc HON 2560: Social Science Humanities I Humanities II:THL Seminar Honors seminar on major Major works and ideas from the Methodology of empirical and works and ideas from the Medieval period to the French statistical analysis in the social classical Graeco-Roman world. Revolution. Emphasis on the sciences. Computer Emphasis on literature, drama, evolution in religious thought applications to data analysis, and performance. and institutions from medieval model designs and theory Credits: 1 to modern. testing. Co-Requisites: Credits: 3 Credits: 3 HON 1000 HON 1003 HON 2000: Interdisc HON 2570: Natural Science Humanities III: PHI Seminar HON 1006: Interdisc Credits: 3 Methods and issues related to Humanities II scientific esearr ch, including Honors seminar on major HON 2001: Interdisc representation and evaluation works and ideas from the Humanities III: LIT of data, value questions, and medieval, Renaissance, and Credits: 3 the nature of scientific early modern periods. certainty. HON 2002: Interdisc Emphasis on literature, drama, Credits: 3 Humanities III: HIS and performance. Credits: 1 Major works and ideas of the HON 3000: Art and Art Co-Requisites: 19th and 20th centuries, with History HON 1051 emphasis on historical Credits: 3 HON 1053 developments. Extensive reading and writing HON 3050: Art and Art HON 1007: Interdisc requirements. Team-taught. History Humanities III Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Honors seminar on major HON 2003: Interdisc HON 3100: Classics works and ideas from the Humanities III: THL modern and contemporary Credits: 3 Major works and ideas of the periods. Emphasis on literature, HON 3300: Education drama, and performance. 19th and 20th Centuries, with Credits: 3 Credits: 1 emphasis on religious thought. Extensive reading and writing Co-Requisites: HON 3350: Education requirements. Team taught. HON 2002 Credits: 3 HON 2005 Credits: 3 HON 3400: Communication HON 1050: Interdisc HON 2005: Interdisc Credits: 3 Humanities II: PHI Humanities III: ETH Credits: 3 Major works and ideas of the HON 3450: Communication 19th and 20th Centuries, with Credits: 3 HON 1051: Interdisc emphasis on ethical thought. Humanities II:LIT Extensive reading and writing HON 3600/3601: Literature Major works and ideas from the requirements. Team taught. Credits: 3 Medieval period to the French Credits: 3 Revolution. Emphasis on the HON 3601: Literature HON 2550: Humanities evolution in literature from Credits: 3 Seminar medieval to modern. Extensive HON 3800: Geography reading and writing Interdisciplinary study of requirements. Team Taught. (3 distinctiveness of humanistic Credits: 3 knowledge, humanist cr) Sem 2. Two coreq: HON HON 3850: Geography 1050, 1052, 1053, 1054. perspectives on the social and Credits: 3 Credits: 3 natural sciences, hermeneutics and interpretation, objectivism Co-Requisites: HON 4000/4001: History and relativism. Two coreq: HON 1050, 1052, Credits: 3 1053, 1054. Credits: 3 HON 4001: History Credits: 3

214 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog HON 4075: Humanities HON 4800/4801: Theology & HON 5050: Biology Honors Seminar. Topics will Religious Studies Advanced seminar in Biology; vary. Credits: 3 topics to be determined by the Credits: 3 instructor of record. HON 4801: Theology & Credits: 3 HON 4090: Humanities Religious Studies Honors Seminar. Topics will Credits: 3 HON 5051: Biology vary. Credits: 4 Credits: 3 HON 4900/4950: Sociology Credits: 3 HON 5100: Theatre Theory HON 4100: Mathematics and Performance Credits: 3 HON 4950: Sociology Topics, genres, and practice in Credits: 3 production, performance, and HON 4150: Mathematics critical vocabulary with which HON 5001: Shaping A College Credits: 3 to analyze and discuss what is Life seen and read; texts which HON 4200: Topic: Shaping a College Life aims at engage critically with Criminology helping Honors students performance. Staging Credits: 3 navigate successfully the challenges and performance transition of high school to HON 4201: Topic: Criminology possibilities offered by stage college by inviting them into a scripts. An evidence-based analysis of co-curricular one-credit Credits: 3 what works, what does not experience focused around work, and what is promising for several themes. This is a HON 5300: Enrichment: programs and policies graded course that can be Topics designed to prevent crime and bundled with 2 other approved Intensive experiential courses delinquency. An overview of 1 credit courses for Honors providing enrichment crimonological theories, in- credit. opportunities. Individual and depth coverage of school- Credits: 1 group participation directed based delinquency prevention, toward enhancing intellect and HON 5002: Shaping A College and analysis of prevention delight. Life II strategies in other settings Credits: 1 such as families, communities, Shaping a College Life II places, and labor markets. continues the themes of HON 5305: Colloquium Credits: 3 Shaping a College Life and Colloquium is a one-credit invites students to have a seminar for Honors students HON 4300/4301: Philosophy reflective experience that that is capable of being Credits: 3 provides the opportunity to bundled into a 3-credit course. gain a deeper understanding of HON 4301: Philosophy Course meets once a week. yourself, your peer group, and Discussion of books and Credits: 3 Villanova. This is a graded readings selected by instructor. HON 4400: Justice Seminar course that can be bundled May be repeated. Abroad with 2 other approved 1 credit Credits: 1 courses for Honors credit. Credits: 3 Credits: 1 HON 5400: Performing Arts: HON 4500: Political Science Dance HON 5003: Shaping a Work Credits: 3 Intensive experiential courses Life in performance, literary, and HON 4501: Political Science Professional development plastic arts. Individual and Credits: 3 seminar focusing on the group participation directed meaning of work and toward reflexive understanding HON 4700: Psychology developing and achieving of one's self as engaged in the Credits: 3 career goals. Course will process of creativity. combine in-class and out-of- Credits: 1 HON 4701: Psychology class activities engaging Credits: 3 students to explore career and calling. Credits: 1

215 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog HON 5410: Performing Arts: HON 5450: Literary Arts: HON 5506: Ind Study & Res Instrument Prose Science Intensive experiential courses Intensive experiential courses Independent Study and in performance, literary, and in performance, literary, and Research in Science plastic arts. Individual and plastic arts. Individual and Credits: 3 group participation directed group participation directed toward reflexive understanding toward reflexive understanding HON 5507: Ind Study & Res of one's self as engaged in the of one's self as engaged in the Science process of creativity. process of creativity. Independent Study and Credits: 1 Credits: 1 Research in Science Credits: 3 HON 5420: Performing Arts: HON 5460: Plastic Arts: Theatre Painting HON 5508: Ind Stdy: Topics in Intensive experiential courses Intensive experiential courses Intl Rsch in performance, literary, and in performance, literary, and Directed Independent Research plastic arts. Individual and plastic arts. Individual and to include flexible components group participation directed group participation directed that allows a student to tailor toward reflexive understanding toward reflexive understanding the research to their own areas of one's self as engaged in the of one's self as engaged in the of interest and scholarship process of creativity. process of creativity. while enrolled in an approved Credits: 1 Credits: 1 VU study abroad program. Credits: 3 HON 5430: Performing Arts: HON 5470: Plastic Arts: Voice Sculpture HON 5509: Ind Stdy: Topics In Intensive experiential courses Credits: 1 Intl Rsch in performance, literary, and Directed Independent Research plastic arts. Individual and HON 5480: American Sign to include flexible components group participation directed Language that allows a student to tailor toward reflexive understanding The structure and production the research to their own areas of one's self as engaged in the of ASL, linguistic expression of interest and scholarship process of creativity. through face and body. Deaf while enrolled in an approved Credits: 1 culture and literature. VU study abroad program. Credits: 1 Credits: 3 HON 5435: Music Theory The art of music as an HON 5490: Culture Leadership HON 5598: Teaching expansion of metaphoric Workshop Practicum language, including images Civic engagement skill set Teaching Practicum. from the visual arts,scientific development in global events; Credits: 1 and philosophic ideas. cultural trends; intercultural HON 5599: Teaching Credits: 1 communication; and discourse across academic disciplines. Practicum HON 5440: Literary Credits: 1 Intern teaching under Arts:Poetry supervision of Practicum Intensive experiential courses HON 5500: Ind Study & Coordinator. in performance, literary, and Research Credits: 3 plastic arts. Individual and Independent Study and HON 5600: Seminar for group participation directed Research Visiting Professor toward reflexive understanding Credits: 3 of one's self as engaged in the Seminar topic to be HON 5501: Ind Study & process of creativity. determined by visiting Research Credits: 1 professor. Independent Study and Credits: 3 Research Credits: 3 HON 5700: Colloquia Credits: 3 HON 5701: Colloquia Credits: 3

216 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog HON 5702: Colloquia HS 2200: Research in Human HS 3700: Human Service Credits: 3 Services Systems An introduction to the basic Organizational structures, HON 5750: Colloquia principles, approaches, and trends and influences that Credits: 3 methods of social science impact Human Services research as utilized in the field Systems. Special emphasis HON 6000: Senior Thesis I of Human Services. The upon managed care and case Major independent research integration and parallels management as well as Human project under the direction of a between Human Service Resource Development. thesis advisor. The first practice and research will be Credits: 3 semester includes a underscored. comprehensive proposal and Credits: 3 HS 3900: Human Services Ind. bibliography, research design, Study detailed outline, and HS 3000: Lab Communication Supervised research or field substantive writing sample. Skills experience project and paper. Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Students may only register for this class once, and it cannot HON 6002: Senior Thesis II HS 3100: Lab in Group Process take the place of any Human Major independent research Credits: 3 Service course requirements. project under the direction of a Credits: 3 thesis advisor. In addition to HS 3400: Working w Diverse completing the thesis, students Populations HS 4000: Seminar Human must participate in the Senior This course explores historical Services Research Conference and and contemporary diversity Integration of the theoretical thesis defense. issues related to providing and practical aspects of the Credits: 3 competent cross- cultural student's program. human services. The impact of Credits: 3 HON 6003: Oral Exam socio-identities (e.g., race, Prerequisites: Capstone ethnicity, gender, religion, HS 2000 :D- and HS 2100 :D- Course will prepare students socioeconomic status, sexual and HS 3000 :D- and HS 3100 pursuing the Honors Degree orientation, and disability) will :D- through the non-thesis track be examined considering for their oral examination. individual, group, and macro- HS 4100: Pract Human Credits: 1 system functioning. Services Credits: 3 Application of human service skills gained in the program Human Services HS 3500: Gerontology through volunteer service in a Credits: 3 community organization and structured peer counseling. HS 2000: Intro:Prin & Survey HS 3600: Life Skills Planning Prac The on-campus seminar will Determination of personal and focus on tapes and case study Course is Writing Enriched. professional life goals from the material. Credits: 3 perspective of one's own Credits: 6 strengths and weaknesses. HS 2100: Assessment and Helping others in the process Referral of selecting career paths and Credits: 3 developing self and peer Humanities helping skills. Recommended for undergraduate students HUM 1903: Internship interested in the decision- Credits: 3 making factors in career selections. HUM 1906: Internship Credits: 3 Credits: 3

217 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog HUM 1975: Epiphanies of HUM 2004: PSC:Society HUM 2500: HIS:Imperialism & Beauty Political, economic, and family Humanities Exploration of literary arts as life dominate our concerns and What have been the meanings illuminating human condition yet we seem cynical about of empire for imperialist and and mystery of creation possibly finding meaning in imperialized? How can through several genres: novel, them. How is our dependent, different humanities novella, drama, poetry, short rational nature developed complement, enrich, and story. T.S. Eliot, Claudel, G.M. through marriage, family, work, contradict each other? Theme Hopkins, J. Joyce, Flannery markets, and government? pursued through literature, O'Connor, R.L. Stevenson, O. Fulfills an upper level Political history, philosophy, theology, Wilde. Science in the Core Curriculum. art, music and film. Fulfills an Credits: 3 Credits: 3 upper level History in the Core Curriculum. HUM 2001: THL:God HUM 2100: HIS:The Goods & Credits: 3 What is religion, anyway? Do the Good Life we need it anymore? What is Explore issues in economic life HUM 2900: Topics the place of religion in the through texts in theology, Specific opicst vary each contemporary world? How philosophy, history, semester. revelation might illuminate God anthropology, literature, and Credits: 3 and creation in a way that arts. Why do we work, what is transforms the world? Fulfills the difference between work HUM 2950: Vocation and an upper level Theology in the and toil? What does the Purpose Core Curriculum. production and consumption Reflection on illanoV va college Credits: 3 of things tell about the human experience in guided seminar person, world, and God? discussion and workshops HUM 2002: Human Person Credits: 3 designed to envision and shape What is human nature, human post-graduate career and life destiny? How does one HUM 2200: HIS: Literature & paths. Restriction: Instructor become more deeply human? Politics Permission What does it mean to act for How has literature affected Credits: 1 the human good? How can we political life and imagination? If discover meaning in primordial writers can write about politics, HUM 2993: Internship human experiences such as should they enter politics and Credits: 3 love, mortality, finitude, and become acknowledged HUM 2996: Internship suffering? legislators? Students will read Credits: 3 fiction and non-fiction.he T Humanities majors must satisfy focus will be on the political all requirements set by the HUM 2003: PHI:World intelligence of literature. Fulfills Internship Office. Students Modern science is a dominant an upper level History in the must submit a 10-15 page essay way of interpreting the world, Core Curriculum. to the Humanities Chair and so human life. How does Credits: 3 copying the Internship Office. modern science interpret the See department web page for world? What are the effects of HUM 2300: PSC: What is particulars. this interpretation on the way Politics Credits: 6 we view human beings? Fulfills Credits: 3 HUM 3000: ENG: The Catholic an upper level Philosophy in Imagination the Core Curriculum. Credits: 3 Credits: 3

218 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog HUM 3001: ENG:Lewis Tolkien HUM 3170: The Nature of HUM 3700: Political Thought & Inklings Human Freedom of Rousseau Explores the fictional, History of philosophy texts Understandings of the human theological, and philosophic discussing meaning of person in Locke and Rousseau, writing of C.S. Lewis, J.R.R. freedom, (Plato, Aristotle, and their consequences for Tolkien, and the Inklings Augustine, Aquinas, Hobbes, political order, citizenship and (Charles Williams, Dorothy L. Locke, Spinoza, Leibriz, Schiller, education -- agreements and Sayers, G.K. Chesterton, Schelling). Relationship of disagreements that almost George MacDonald). intellect and will, freedom and define the ermst of controversy Investigates the relationship the good, free choice and in the modern view of between fantastic determinism, and autonomy humanity. "otherwordly" fiction and and respect for others. Credits: 3 human "wordly" experience. Credits: 3 Fulfills an upper level Literature HUM 4000: in the Core Curriculum. HUM 3180: PHI: Faith & Reason Jews,Christians,Muslims:Dialog Credits: 3 Reflects on classical and An overview of the context of contemporary texts dealing radical pluralism within which HUM 3002: Romantic with relation between faith and contemporary discourse Revolutions reason. Discusses imaginative occurs. An examination of the Credits: 3 presentations of the christian challenges of this situation, an worldview attempting to show observation of Aquinas' HUM 3050: The Poetry of how it's both reasonable and interaction with other thinkers, Meditation mysterious. Fulfills an upper and a proposal for this Study of philosophical and level Philosophy in the Core medieval model for interreligious poetry: Dante, Curriculum. religious inquiry. Herbert, Hopkins, Eliot, Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Pinkerton, and Hill. Credits: 3 HUM 3200: PSC: Politics & HUM 4200: Forgiveness:Pers Human Nature & Pol HUM 3140: PSC: Religion and Our conception of human This seminar mimes recent Politics nature arises in part from our discussions that address these Credits: 3 practice of politics and vice crucial questions: Does versa. What is the relationship forgiveness abrogate justice? HUM 3150: PHI: Beauty & between the way we think What is the place of anger and Human Existence about the nature and meaning hate? May we forgive persons Significance of beauty for of human life and the practice who will not repent? Is human life. Is beauty of politics? Fulfills an upper forgiveness a duty? Can "subjective"? Students level Political Science in the forgiveness resolve political consider contemporary Core Curriculum. disputes and racial tensions? thinkers on art, culture, and Credits: 3 Credits: 3 survey philosophies of art and beauty from ancient to HUM 3500: PSC: Early Political HUM 4350: PHI: Problem of modern. Fulfills an upper level Theories Love Philosophy in the Core Credits: 3 Reading a broad survey of Curriculum. philosophical discussions of Credits: 3 HUM 3600: Amer Architecture love, from Plato to Derrida, we since 1865 will address a variety of Survey of architecture and questions concerning the town planning in the United nature of love, the relationship States from 1865 to present. between self-interest, self-love, Themes of American and love of other, whether exceptionalism, emergence of Christianity makes a difference modern design, and continuity to the meaning of love, and of traditional architecture. related issues. Fulfills an upper Major figures include Frank level Philosophy in the Core Lloyd Wright, Mies van der Curriculum. Rohe, Frank Gehry. Credits: 3 Credits: 3

219 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog HUM 4900: Courtship and the HUM 5950: Citizenship & HUM 6950: Ind Study & Family Globalization Research Credits: 3 Examination of the sweep of Credits: 3 British History since 1327, with HUM 5000: History, Mystery, special attention to four Destiny periods: Medieval England; Credits: 3 Early-Modern London and Italian Reformation, Renaissance, and HUM 5110: HIS: Utopia ITA 1111: Introductory Italian I Revolution; Eighteenth and Oscar Wilde once said that any Nineteenth Century Britain and Groundwork in Italian, map of the world that does not the growth of Empire; and including oral proficiency, aural include Utopia is not even Post-Colonial United Kingdom comprehension and reading for worth glancing at. Students will and the European Union. students with no prior study the maps of Utopia Consideration given to English knowledge of Italian. drawn up by a variety of Music, Art and Architecture, Supplementary language writers from antiquity to the Literature, and Political Theory. laboratory work and oral drills. present. Fulfills an upper level To take place partly in London. Credits: 4 History in the Core Curriculum. Credits: 3 Credits: 3 ITA 1112: Introductory Italian II HUM 5975: Pellegrinaggio: Groundwork in Italian, HUM 5150: Literature & Augustine including oral proficiency, aural Politics Learn more about the life and comprehension and reading for Exploration of the relationship works of St. Augustine of students with no prior between literature and politics Hippo. Examination of the life knowledge of Italian. through novels, poetry, theater, and writings of St. Augustine in Supplementary language and journalism. Authors: preparation for the pilgrimage laboratory work and oral drills. Orwell, Conrad, Zola, Wilde, to Italy, and on-site exploration Credits: 4 Silone, Baldwin, and others. of Augustine's historical ITA 1121: Intermediate Italian I Credits: 3 context and legacy. Review of grammar, Credits: 3 HUM 5800: THL: Religion & composition, reading and Literature HUM 6000: Great Thought conversation. Students should Credits: 3 Seminar have completed ITA 1111 and 1112 or the equivalent. HUM 5900: HUM - Focused engagement with Credits: 3 International Context great text, great thinker, great idea in the intellectual tradition. Course integrates both ITA 1122: Intermediate Italian Examples include: Brothers academic and practical II Karamazov, Plato's Republic, approaches exploring issues in Review of grammar, Wordsworth, Frank Lloyd service projects and voluntary composition, reading and Wright, John Ruskin, Thomas organizations. conversation. Students should Aquinas. Course explores basic Credits: 3 have completed ITA 1121 or the human questions as illuminated equivalent. by the thinker or text. Credits: 3 Restriction: Must have completed 2 Gateway courses. ITA 1131: Conversation & Credits: 3 Composition I Prerequisites: Intensive practice in HUM 2001 or HUM 2002 or conversation and composition HUM 2003 or HUM 2004 with emphasis on developing HUM 6500: Senior Seminar advanced language skills in Italian. The department's capstone is a Credits: 3 seminar, meeting once a week, in which students read contemporary texts on issues they have engaged in their study of the humanities. Credits: 3

220 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog ITA 1132: Conversation & ITA 2221: Italian Lit. and ITA 2324: Diversity, Gender, Composition II Culture II Race Further practice in Introduction to Italian literature The course addresses issues of conversation and composition and culture from the Baroque identity related to diversity with focus on advanced to the 20th century. A required mainly gender, but also race in proficiency in Italian. Students course for majors. Pre- modern Italy. Pre-requisite: ITA should have completed ITA 1131 requisite: ITA 1131 or 1131 or authorization from or the equivalent. authorization from instructor. instructor. Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Prerequisites: Prerequisites: ITA 1138: Advanced Grammar ITA 1131 ITA 1131 Intensive practice of spoken ITA 1131 or authorization from ITA 1131 or authorization from and written Italian. instructor. instructor. Credits: 3 Prerequisites: ITA 2222: Italians and America ITA 2993: Italian Internship ITA 1131 :D- Introduction to the Project cinematographic and literary Students may receive up to 3 ITA 1140: Writing & Stylistics images of Italians and Italian- credits for an internship in Ita. Americans, from the discovery experience in an Italian Intensive practice in written of the new world to the business, non-profit, expression and textual analysis. present. government agency, museum, Compositions are modeled on Credits: 3 or an Italian cultural selected Italian texts. Prerequisites: association. Credits: 3 ITA 1131 Credits: 3 Prerequisites: ITA 1141: Italy in Business ITA 2225: Italian Music Approval of the Italian An overview of contemporary The interaction of musical Coordinator is required. ITA 1131 Italy from the perspective of performance and poetry (from or authorization of instructor. business (leading brands, opera to contemporary productive sectors, marketing songwriting) and the role of ITA 3064: Performing Comedy strategies, financial trends, law music in Italian society. Pre- Reading and staging of a and politics). requisite: ITA 1131 or theatrical piece in Italian. The Credits: 3 authorization from instructor. course includes grammar Prerequisites: Credits: 3 review, critical interpretation ITA 1131 Prerequisites: and production of the text. ITA 1131 Credits: 3 ITA 1143: Readings in Italian ITA 1131 or authorization from Prerequisites: Literature instructor. Any ITA course at the 2000 Readings in fiction, ersev and level or authorization from drama representing various ITA 2314: Italian Poetry instructor. literary currents and A selection of masterpieces of personalities from the Italian poetry from the origins ITA 3074: Intro to Italian Renaissance to modern times. to the present. Pre-requisite: Cinema Credits: 3 ITA 1131 or authorization from A critical introduction to the Prerequisites: instructor. masterpieces of the Italian ITA 1131 Credits: 3 cinema from DeSica and Fellini Prerequisites: to Tornatore and Sorrentino. ITA 2220: Italian Lit and ITA 1131 Credits: 3 Culture I ITA 1131 or authorization from Prerequisites: Introduction to Italian literature instructor. Any ITA course at the 2000 and culture from the Middle level or authorization from Ages to the Renaissance. A instructor. required course for majors. Credits: 3 Prerequisites: ITA 1131 or authorization from instructor.

221 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog ITA 3075: Visual History of ITA 3412: Special Topics ITA 3625: The Italian Italy Advanced study of topics of Renaissance A study of Italian history and special interest in Italian Writers, artists, intellectuals of culture with an emphasis on literary and/or cultural studies. the Humanistic age and of the film, painting, and architecture. May be repeated for credit if Renaissance. Pre-requisite: Any In Italian. Pre-requisite: Any topic changes. Pre-requisite: ITA course at the 2000 level or SPA course at the 2000 level Any ITA course at the 2000 authorization from instructor. or authorization from level or authorization from Credits: 3 instructor. instructor. Prerequisites: Credits: 3 Credits: 3 ITA 1131 Prerequisites: Prerequisites: Any ITA course at the 2000 Any SPA course at the 2000 ITA 1131 level or authorization from level or authorization from Any ITA course at the 2000 instructor. instructor. level or authorization from instructor. ITA 3725: The Italian Baroque ITA 3285: Italy and Europe An introduction to the poetics The contribution and role of ITA 3413: Topics on Italy and and the main artists of the Italy in the European politics, Beauty Italian Baroque. Caravaggio, economy, and culture, from its Advanced study of expressions Bernini, Galileo, Marino, Vico, making as a nation to the of beauty as manifested in commedia dell'arte, opera. present. Italian Culture (Literature, Art, Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Philosophy, Design, and Prerequisites: Prerequisites: Commerce). Offered in Italian. Any ITA course at the 2000 Any SPA course at the 2000 Pre-requisite: Any ITA course at level or authorization from level or authorization from the 2000 level or authorization instructor. instructor. from instructor. Credits: 3 ITA 3824: Classics and ITA 3365: The Italian Theatre Prerequisites: Romantics A selection of masterpieces of Any ITA course at the 2000 An overview of Italy's culture in Italian theatre, from the level or authorization from the 18th and 19th centuries: Renaissance to modern times. instructor. neo-Classicism, Romanticism Pre-requisite: Any ITA course at (Foscolo, Leopardi, Manzoni) the 2000 level or authorization ITA 3455: Dante's Divine and Risorgimento. from instructor. Comedy Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Selected readings in Italian Prerequisites: Prerequisites: from Dante's masterpiece. Any ITA course at the 2000 ITA 1131 Credits: 3 level or authorization from Any ITA course at the 2000 Prerequisites: instructor. level or authorization from Any ITA course at the 2000 instructor. level or authorization from ITA 3925: Italian Modernism instructor. Literature and art of the 20th ITA 3366: Italian Opera century. Futurism, avant- Introduction to Italian opera ITA 3545: Petrarca and gardes, Pirandello, De Chirico, from Monteverdi to Verdi and Boccaccio Calvino and postmodernism. Puccini. The major works of Francesco Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Petrarca and Giovanni Prerequisites: Prerequisites: Boccaccio. Any ITA course at the 2000 Any ITA course at the 2000 Credits: 3 level or authorization from level or authorization from Prerequisites: instructor. instructor. Any ITA course at the 2000 level or authorization from instructor.

222 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog ITA 3970: Research Seminar JPN 1131: Advanced Japanese I Concentrated study on one Japanese Advanced practice of aspect of Italian literature Language communication skills - oral, chosen by the instructor. speech and discussion skills, Immersion in primary and JPN 1111: Introductory reading and writing skills. secondary materials and Japanese I Supplementary practice with introduction to principles and computer. JPN 1122 or Functional use of Japanese for techniques of literary research equivalent or permission of students with no prior and bibliography ultimately instructor. knowledge of Japanese. leading to the writing of the Credits: 3 Communication skills (speaking research paper. Required for and listening), reading and majors. Open to all advanced JPN 1132: Advanced Japanese writing skills. Supplementary students. Pre-requisite: Any ITA II practice with computer. JPN course at the 2000 level or Advanced practice of 1111 or equivalent or permission authorization from instructor. communication skills - oral, of instructor. Credits: 3 speech and discussion skills, Credits: 6 Prerequisites: reading and writing skills. ITA 1131 JPN 1112: Introductory Supplementary practice with Any ITA course at the 2000 Japanese II computer. JPN 1131 or equivalent or permission of level or authorization from Functional use of Japanese for instructor. instructor. students with no prior Credits: 3 ITA 3971: Directed Research in knowledge of Japanese. Italian Communication skills (speaking JPN 1133: Advanced Japanese and listening), reading and Directed semester-long III writing skills. Supplementary research project that satisfies Advanced practice of practice with computer. JPN the College research communication skills including 1112 or equivalent or permission requirement, taken in reading, discussing topics on of instructor. conjunction with another current events and speech. Credits: 6 upper-level ITA content course. Supplementary practice with Pre-requisite: ITA 2220, ITA JPN 1121: Intermediate computer. JPN 1132 or 2221 or approval from the ITA Japanese I equivalent or permission of instructor. coordinator. Further practice of Credits: 3 Credits: 1 communication skills (speaking Prerequisites: Prerequisites: and listening), reading and JPN 1132 ITA 2220 and ITA 2221 writing skills. Supplementary ITA 5900: Independent Study practice with computer. JPN 1134: Advanced Japanese Credits: 5 Credits: 3 IV Prerequisites: JPN 1122: Intermediate Advanced practice of ITA 1131 Japanese II communication skills including reading, discussing topics on Further practice of current events and speech. communication skills (speaking Supplementary practice with and listening), reading and computer. JPN 1133 or writing skills. Supplementary equivalent or permission of practice with computer. JPN instructor. 1121 or equivalent or permission Credits: 3 of instructor. Prerequisites: Credits: 5 JPN 1133 JPN 2100: Japanese Lit Eng Trans The masterpieces of Japanese literature with a component on women writers. Conducted in English. Credits: 3

223 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog JPN 2102: Japanese Film JPN 5900: JPN:Independent LAT 4350: Livy Introduction to Japanese film Study Credits: 3 to those who are interested in Supervised study, activity or but not necessarily exposed to research. May be taken more LAT 4450: Tacitus Asian culture and language. than once. Prior approval of Credits: 3 Fulfills equirr ements for minor chair and instructor. LAT 4550: Suetonius in Japanese. Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Credits: 3 JPN 2143: Japanese Animation LAT 5050: Plautus & Terence Explores how anime is a Latin Credits: 3 refection of Japanese society, LAT 5250: Vergil art & culture. Introduction to LAT 1111: Introductory Latin I Credits: 3 rich & varied world of Japanese Basic forms, syntax and animated films yb considering vocabulary; selected Latin LAT 5350: Ovid anime as medium, art, culture, prose in second semester. Ovid as an epic poet of the & industry. Introduction to Credits: 3 Augustan age. history, theory, aesthetics & LAT 1112: Introductory Latin II Credits: 3 cultural aspects of anime, with emphasis on 'the art of Basic forms, syntax and LAT 5450: Horace communication' with the vocabulary; selected Latin Credits: 3 medium. Fulfills equirr ement prose in second semester. for Japanese minor. Credits: 3 LAT 5900: Latin: Independent Study Credits: 3 LAT 1113: Intensive Supervised study, activity or Introductory Latin JPN 2144: Japanese Culinary research. May be taken more Culture Credits: 3 than once. Prior approval of General introduction to LAT 1121: Intermediate Latin I chair and instructor. Japanese culinary culture, Credits: 3 Review of Latin syntax; relationship to Japanese selected readings from prose society & culture in general, & LAT 6001: Senior Latin and poetry. historical & cultural reasons it Capstone Credits: 3 has developed as it has. A reading, research, and Familiarizes students with LAT 1122: Intermediate Latin II conference course on selected topics of Roman literature and historical & modern Japanese Review of Latin syntax; history; introduction to cuisine. Discusses historical, selected readings from prose. research in classical studies. geographical & religious Credits: 3 background as well as foreign Fulfills advanced literature influences. Fulfills equirr ement LAT 2031: Intermediate Latin I requirements. for Japanese minor. Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Credits: 3 LAT 3001: Readings in LAT 7101: Intensive Latin JPN 2215: Women in Asia Authors Intensive study of Latin Credits: 3 Selected readings from a grammar, morphology and variety of Latin authors. vocabulary. JPN 3412: Special Topics Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Advanced study of topics of special interest in Japanese LAT 3050: Prose Composition LAT 7150: Prose Composition literary and/or cultural studies. Credits: 3 Credits: 3 May be repeated for credit if LAT 7250: Hist Latin topic changes. Fulfills LAT 3150: Latin Language Literature requirements for Japanese Credits: 3 minor and concentration in Credits: 3 LAT 4051: Cicero East Asian Studies. Taught in LAT 7290: Rome 133 Bc to 31 Credits: 3 English. Bc Credits: 3 LAT 4150: Caesar Credits: 3 Credits: 3

224 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog LAT 7300: Teaching Latin LDR 2020: Leadership & LDR 2060: Global Strategic Credits: 3 Community Leadership Leadership in the public sector. The course focuses on the A study of leaders in politics, problems confronting the civil rights, academics/research world's disadvantaged Latin American and corporations. Evaluation of majority. Students in this effective/ineffective leadership course will develop Studies styles. transformational leadership Credits: 3 skills by examining the LAS 3412: Special Topics interconnectedness of Study of topics of special LDR 2030: Leading with a educational, economic, and interest in Latin American Digital Mindset socio-cultural issues in the US Studies. Topics to be arranged. Analysis of the implications of and abroad. Credits: 3 technology on leadership. The Credits: 3 strategic role of technology in LAS 3950: Latin American organizations. Information LDR 2070: Strategy Driven Studies Seminar systems, e-commerce and their Talent Mgmt Credits: 3 value to leaders. Develop a personal talent LAS 5000: Internship Credits: 3 management philosophy and plan. Improve ability to Global, cross-cultural LDR 2040: Ethics & reflectively lead talent experience. Six weeks of Leadership management efforts. Develop summer practicum at a major The nature of ethical the capacity to analyze and economic, political, or cultural leadership. How the leader's assess talent management institution in Chile. values and beliefs affect practices. Sharpen decision Credits: 3 decision making. The concepts making and problem solving LAS 6000: Independent Study of organizational and social techniques. Research, develop & Research responsibility. and present a talent Credits: 3 Independent research on a management project. Credits: 3 topic relevant to Latin America. LDR 2050: History of Cross-disciplinary. Required Leadership LDR 2080: Leadership integration of theory and data. This course evaluates the Communication Credits: 3 history of leadership and Credits: 3 leaders from both the theoretical and practical LDR 3400: Leadershp Leadership perspective. Historical aspects Internship Practicum examined will include war, Approved semester project LDR 2000: Foundations of peace, severe economic involving supervised practical Leadership conditions, technology application of previously Introduction to the concepts of advances, societal changes, learned knowledge. and approaches to leadership. and the evolution of Supervision by faculty member Historical and contemporary organizations. Students will and staff. leadership theories. develop a leadership Credits: 3 Credits: 3 philosophy and approach and Prerequisites: examine this approach and its Permission of Dean required LDR 2010: Strategic Planning place in the grander context of for Leaders the history of leadership. LDR 5000: Leadership Capstone Course The strategic planning process Credits: 3 in organizations. Mission, Utilizes integration and analysis values, goals, alignment and of leadership principles. Case accountability in the studies and team-based development and execution of project covering major topics a strategic plan. in the leadership curriculum. Credits: 3 Credits: 3 LDR 5100: Leaderhip Topics- Prof Ed Credits: 1

225 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog LDR 5940: Leadership Topics LA 1904: Global Internship Presentation of selected topics Global internship course. Must Management in leadership. May be repeated secure approval of Office for MGT 1102: Management for credit if topics are different. Undergraduate Students (OUS) Essentials Credits: 3 Internship Office. Prerequisites: Credits: 3 Introduction to organizational Pre-requisites may be imposed structures and functions; depending on the topics. LA 1906: Internship Elective management processes and Permission of Program behavior of individuals and LDR 5950: Special Topics in Director. Rising sophomore groups in organizations. Leadership standing (minimum 30 credits Credits: 3 Intensive workshops or completed) with a 3.0 overall Prerequisites: seminars in selected areas of GPA for fall or spring (ECO 1001 or SBI 2005) and leadership that focus on internship; 2.7 overall GPA for ECO 1002 and ACC 1101 professional development and summer internship MGT 2153: Intro Human applied knowledge. May be Credits: 6 Resources repeated for credit if topics are different. LA 1909: Internship Elective Role of Human Resources Credits: 1 Permission of Program Management in corporate Prerequisites: Director. Rising sophomore strategy and success. Staffing, Pre-requisites may be imposed standing (minimum 30 credits compensation, work design, depending on the topics. completed) with a 3.0 overall performance measurement, GPA for fall or spring individual and career LDR 5993: Leadership Topics internship. 2.7 overall GPA for development, safety, health, Reading, research and/or summer internship. and separation. Focus on HR as projects in a selected area of Credits: 9 critical success factor in leadership under the direction organizations. Junior or senior of a member of the staff. May LA 2993: Internship standing, or permission of be repeated for credit. Credits may be applied to instructor. Credits: 3 requirements for the major in Credits: 3 Liberal Arts in the required Prerequisites: Liberal Arts elective slots. (VSB 2020 and VSB 2009 or Permission of Program VSB 2010 :Y or VSB 2030 :Y Liberal Arts Director. Rising sophomore and VSB 2040 :Y) or MGT 1102 standing (minimum 30 credits CLA 6001: Research completed) with a 3.0 overall MGT 2155: Organizational A reading, research, and GPA for fall or spring Behavior conference course on selected internship; 2.7 overall GPA for Human behavior in topics of classical culture and summer internship. organizations; research and history; introduction to Credits: 3 theoretical writing on research in classical studies. organizational behavior; case Credits: 3 LA 2996: Internship discussions. Junior or senior Credits may be applied to standing. LA 1903: Internship Elective requirements for the major in Credits: 3 Permission of Program Director Liberal Arts in the required Prerequisites: required. Rising sophomore Liberal Arts elective slots. (VSB 2020 and VSB 2009 :Y or standing (minimum 30 credits Permission of Program director. VSB 2010 :Y or VSB 2030 :Y completed) with a 3.0 overall Rising sophomore standing and VSB 2040 :Y) or MGT 1102 GPA for fall or spring (minimum 30 credits internship; 2.7 overall GPA for completed) with a 3.0 overall summer internship. GPA for fall or spring Credits: 3 internship; 2.7 overall GPA for Prerequisites: summer internship. Permission of Program Credits: 6 Director. LA 5001: Liberal Arts Seminar Credits: 3

226 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog MGT 2206: Management MGT 2350: Global Business MGT 2370: Global Business Practice Management Ethics Application of management An elective topic dealing with Interactive study of business theory to problem the cross-cultural aspects of ethics within a global economy. identification and solutions. management. Student cases Alternative ethical theories Motivation, leadership, will address how politics, across and within different discipline and shaping religion, social customs, and cultures are presented. Both organizational cultures. Junior history shape and influence Western and non-Western or senior standing. management practices. Junior traditions are explored to Credits: 3 or senior standing. develop a framework useful to Prerequisites: Credits: 3 address ethical challenges as (VSB 2020 and VSB 2009 :Y or Prerequisites: they arise globally. VSB 2010 :Y or VSB 2030 :Y (VSB 2020 and VSB 2009 :Y or Credits: 3 and VSB 2040 :Y) or MGT 1102 VSB 2010 :Y or VSB 2030 :Y Prerequisites: and VSB 2040 :Y) or MGT 1102 (VSB 2020 and VSB 2009 :Y or MGT 2208: International VSB 2010 :Y or VSB 2030 :Y Topics MGT 2352: Business in and VSB 2040 :Y) or MGT 1102 Examination of a specific Emerging Markets international management Focuses on management and MGT 2400: Mgt of Creativity & topic, which may vary from strategy in "big emerging Innovation semester to semester, as markets," like Argentina, Brazil, Develops students' awareness reflected in the course title China, India, Malaysia, Mexico, and confidence to innovate. (e.g., Internatl Top: Mgt in Poland, South Africa, Taiwan, Value of creativity tools and Europe). Can be used toward and Turkey. Examines social, techniques for individual and the elective course political, economic, cultural, group innovation. Students requirement for the VSB IB Co- and financial onditionsc develop their own preferred Major and IB Minor and as an challenging businesses creativity process and apply to management elective. Junior or exporting to or investing in individual and group senior standing. these countries. challenges. Study innovation Credits: 3 Credits: 3 processes at organizational Prerequisites: Prerequisites: system level. (VSB 2020 and VSB 2009 :Y or (VSB 2020 and VSB 2009 :Y or Credits: 3 VSB 2010 :Y or VSB 2030 :Y VSB 2010 :Y or VSB 2030 :Y and VSB 2040 :Y) or MGT 1102 and VSB 2040 :Y) or MGT 1102 MGT 3160: Business Decision Making MGT 2210: Small Business Mgt MGT 2360: Global Leadership Integration of behavioral Credits: 3 Help students gain insights science and quantitative about the nature of culture, the approaches to decision- MGT 2212: Leadership nature of leadership, and their making; descriptive and Credits: 3 intersection. Provide students prescriptive models in with an increased individual, group and MGT 2250: Global Corp understanding of, (1) existing organizational settings, Responsibility theory and research on expected value, utility theory, Credits: 3 different leadership and culture the analytic hierarchy process, topics and, (2) themselves with risk analysis, and computer respect to leadership simulation of business development and cultural problems especially in business intelligence. technology management. Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Prerequisites: Prerequisites: (VSB 2020 and VSB 2009 :Y or (VSB 2020 and VSB 2009 :Y or VSB 2010 :Y or VSB 2030 :Y VSB 2010 :Y or VSB 2030 :Y and VSB 2040 :Y) or MGT 1102 and VSB 2040 :Y) or MGT 1102

227 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog MGT 3170: Data Mining MGT 3310: B.A. Internship MGT 4132: Seminar in The process of exploring and Employment with approved Management modeling large amounts of business firms where various Study of selected topics in data to uncover previously meaningful assignments are Management including unknown patterns. Using data performed with appropriate discussion and lecture mining techniques, managers training, instruction, and materials prepared and can exploit large databases, supervision. Department chair presented by individual identifying useful patterns to approval required. students. Topics to be help make business decisions. Credits: 3 announced each semester, Applications to marketing, Prerequisites: when seminar is offered. finance and other business Department chair approval Credits: 3 disciplines. VSB 2005 Business required. Statistics or equivalent or MGT 4170: Advanced instructor permission. MGT 3320: Ind Study - Analytics Credits: 3 Management Covers how managers use Prerequisites: Study with faculty member's advanced business analytics (VSB 2020 and VSB 2008 and guidance and approval in area tools to support tactical and VSB 2009 :Y or VSB 2010 :Y or of special interest to student. strategic business decisions. VSB 2030 :Y and VSB 2040 :Y) Department chair approval Covers applications of or MGT 1102 required. advanced business analytics Credits: 3 techniques that support cross- MGT 3300: Business Analytics Prerequisites: functional decision making Internship (VSB 2020 and VSB 2009 :Y or using software packages (for Employment with approved VSB 2010 :Y or VSB 2030 :Y example: @Risk, Extend, business firm where business and VSB 2040 :Y) or MGT 1102 Tableau, Hadoop, and aText) to analytics experience is gained help support the analytics through appropriate training, MGT 3340: Ind Study-Internatl process. instruction, and supervision. Busn Credits: 3 Department chair approval Study with faculty member's Prerequisites: required. guidance and approval in area MGT 3170 :Y Credits: 3 of special interest to student. Prerequisites: Department chair approval Department chair approval required. required. Credits: 3 Marketing Prerequisites: MGT 3305: International Study (VSB 2020 and VSB 2009 :Y or MKT 1137: Principles of Practicum VSB 2010 :Y or VSB 2030 :Y Marketing Class work, enrichment and VSB 2040 :Y) or MGT 1102 Description and evaluation of activities, and projects at a the ways in which goods and selected international MGT 3350: Ind Study Small services are developed to meet academic institution, including Business customer and consumer needs visits to businesses in the This independent study will and distributed for domestic surrounding region. Three- help students understand the and international consumption; week requirements include a environment and significance economic, government, social, comprehensive research paper of small business in the and other environmental forces worthy of publication. economy. Problems in starting in relation to the marketing Credits: 3 a small business and factors function. that contribute to success or Credits: 3 failures. Department chair Prerequisites: approval required. ECO 1001 or SBI 2005 Credits: 3 Prerequisites: (VSB 2020 and VSB 2009 :Y or VSB 2010 :Y or VSB 2030 :Y and VSB 2040 :Y) or MGT 1102 MGT 3360: Ind Top: Entrepreneurial Exp Credits: 3

228 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog MKT 2120: Buyer Behavior MKT 2224: Professional Selling MKT 2235: Sports Marketing Development and attainment Stresses skills and Essentials of effective, of organizational goals within professionalism required in innovative sports marketing the framework of human intensely competitive selling practices, activities, techniques. behavior and its relationship to environments in global Lectures, readings, guest marketing. Theory from markets. This courses speakers, trade publications, psychology, sociology, and concentrates on complex field xperience e. social psychology, with consultative selling processes Credits: 3 emphasis on application to required in business-to- Prerequisites: marketing problems in business relationships. VSB 2020 or MKT 1137 or SBI consumer and industrial Credits: 3 3006 environments. Prerequisites: Credits: 3 VSB 2020 or MKT 1137 or SBI MKT 2240: Marketing Prerequisites: 3006 Analytics VSB 2020 or MKT 1137 or SBI Covers analytics skills 3006 MKT 2225: Business necessary for marketing Development Ldrship decision making; adds MKT 2197: Marketing Research Policies and procedures for experience with SAS JMP, The principal internal and managing a business Google Analytics and Adwords external procedures used in development organization; the (certifications earned in collecting, processing, and role and characteristics of the course), advanced Excel evaluating both quantitative business development functionality, and other and qualitative data; research function; techniques for analytical techniques to reflect design; management of selecting, training, supervising, marketplace changes. information for decision and evaluating business Credits: 3 making. development personnel Prerequisites: Credits: 3 including ethical and legal VSB 2020 and VSB 2006 and Prerequisites: considerations. VSB 2008 (VSB 2008 :Y and VSB 2020 or Credits: 3 MKT 1137 or SBI 3006) and Prerequisites: MKT 2280: Global Marketing (MAT 1235 :Y or MAT 1430 :Y or VSB 2020 or MKT 1137 or SBI The world market and its STAT 1235 :Y or STAT 1430 :Y) 3006 implications for global marketing; the relationships of MKT 2220: Integrated MKT 2230: Marketing of imports and exports to policies; Marketing Communica Services impacts of major national Management of marketing Application of marketing cultures on foreign marketing communications within principles to service communications and business organizations; role of organizations; differences development programs will be marketing communication for between goods and services researched through multiple branding; understanding marketing and how these sources. environments for marketing differences influence marketing Credits: 3 communications; development strategy and the tactical design Prerequisites: of messaging and media of the marketing mix variables. VSB 2020 or MKT 1137 or SBI channels; assessment of the Credits: 3 3006 impact of the integrated Prerequisites: marketing communications on VSB 2020 or MKT 1137 or SBI MKT 2285: Social Media consumer behavior and society 3006 Marketing as a whole. Understand social media Credits: 3 interactions, examine the Prerequisites: various social media channels VSB 2020 or MKT 1137 or SBI available to marketers, learn 3006 how to build social marketing strategies, and practice how to track their effectiveness. Credits: 3 Prerequisites: VSB 2020 or MKT 1137 or SBI 3006

229 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog MKT 2290: Digital Marketing MKT 3450: Internship MAT 1210: Mathematical Covers digital marketing skills: Marketing Concepts search engine optimization Employment with approved Topics selected from logic, (SEO), search engine firm where varied Marketing number theory, finance, set marketing (SEM), e-mail, Social experience is gained with theory, geometry, applied Media, and Mobile marketing. appropriate training, linear algebra, calculus. Not Uses on-line simulation to instruction and supervision. open to students who have develop SEM skills. Junior/senior standing and completed MAT 1505. Credits: 3 GPA GE 2.5. Credits: 3 Prerequisites: Credits: 3 VSB 2020 or MKT 1137 or SBI MAT 1220: Discrete Math 3006 MKT 3470: Marketing Co-Op Social Sci Full-time employment with an Discrete mathematics for the MKT 2349: Cont. Topics in approved firm in the area of Liberal Arts student: voting Marketing marketing, where experience is methods, weighted voting, fair Contemporary issues and gained through appropriate division, apportionment, topics which affect a firm's training, instruction, and circuits, network, trees, marketing strategies. supervision. Does not fulfill directed graphs, planning and Credits: 3 requirement for major. scheduling, linear Prerequisites: Minimum qpa will vary. programming, growth and VSB 2020 or MKT 1137 or SBI Credits: 6 symmetry. Not open to 3006 students who have completed MKT 4132: Seminar in MAT 1505. MKT 2375: Marketing Marketing Credits: 3 Management Study of elected topics in Analytic procedures to Marketing including discussion MAT 1280: Mathematics of understand and integrate and lecture materials prepared Fairness effective policies applied to and presented by individual Examining fairness in our demand, product research, students. Topics to be personal lives and in society: channel selection and announced each semester, Voting systems and power development, promotion, and when seminar is offered. indices, strategic political pricing on both domestic and Credits: 3 positioning spatial models, fair international levels; Prerequisites: division, congressional district concentration on decision VSB 2020 or MKT 1137 or SBI apportionment, game theory, making. 3006 the GINI index of economic Credits: 3 inequality, gerrymandering. Prerequisites: Credits: 3 VSB 2008 and VSB 2020 and VSB 3006 Mathematics and MAT 1290: Topics in Core Mathematics MKT 3350: Independent Study Statistics Course in an area of pure or - Marketing applied mathematics or Independent study under MAT 0140: Geometry in Art statistics. May be repeated for faculty guidance in an area of Credits: 3 credit if areas of topical focus student's special interest. are different. Designed MAT 1000: Mathematical Credits: 3 specifically ot satisfy the core Communities Prerequisites: requirement in mathematics (VSB 2008 and VSB 3006 and Understanding the role of and statistics, for students in VSB 2020) creative thinking, problem the humanities and social solving, and collaboration in sciences. mathematics; exploration of Credits: 3 research and careers in the mathematical sciences; building community with fellow mathematics majors. Credits: 1

230 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog MAT 1312: Biocalculus MAT 1340: Single Var Optim MAT 1906: Internship Elective Discrete and continuous for Soc. Sci. Internship Elective dynamics of biological systems: Credits: 3 Credits: 6 discrete dynamical systems, sequences, functions, discrete MAT 1345: Multivar Optim for MAT 1909: Internship Elective and continuous limits, the Soc. Sci. Internship Elective derivative, the integral, Credits: 3 Credits: 9 methods and applications of MAT 1400: Business Calculus MAT 2100: Theory of Interest differentiation and integration, Taylor polynomials, modeling Functions, limits, and basic Credits: 3 definitions of differential and with differential equations, MAT 2500: Calculus III Euler's method, applications to integral calculus. Techniques of Parametric equations; polar, Biology. differentiation and integration. cylindrical, and spherical Credits: 4 The Fundamental Theorem of Calculus. Applications in coordinates; vectors and the MAT 1314: Modeling for the various areas of business and geometry of space; vector Life Sciences economics. functions (derivatives, Mathematical and statistical Credits: 4 integrals, curvature, etc.); modeling in the Life Sciences. partial derivatives; MAT 1500: Calculus I Topics selected from: optimization; multiple dynamical systems, diffusion, Limits, transcendental integration and its applications; Markov, Bayesian, functions (logarithms, vector calculus (line integrals, connectionist, and information exponential functions, inverse vector analysis). Continued use theory models, applied to trigonometric functions), of a computer algebra system. epidemiology, ecology, differentiation (definition, Credits: 4 neuroscience and neuron tangent lines, rates of change, Prerequisites: signaling, cell and molecular techniques, implicit MAT 1505 :D- biology, genetics, physiology, differentiation, related rates), applications of differentiation MAT 2600: Foundation of psychology, and other areas. Math I Pre-requisites MAT 1312 or (graphing, optimization), Topics selected from natural Equivalent indeterminate forms and numbers, mathematical Credits: 3 L'Hopital's Rule. Use of a induction, irrational and Prerequisites: computer algebra system, eg. transcendental real numbers, MAT 1310 or MAT 1312 or MAT MAPLE. complex numbers, 1320 or MAT 1400 or MAT 1500 Credits: 4 Fundamental Theorem of MAT 1320: Calculus I for MAT 1505: Calculus II Algebra, infinite cardinals, Liberal Arts Integration (indefinite, symbolic logic, functions and Calculus for Liberal Arts definite), applications of relations, iterated functions, students: polynomial, rational integration (area, volume, mathematical chaos. and transcendental functions, applications to physics and Credits: 3 the derivative, numerical and economics, etc.), methods of Prerequisites: graphical introduction to integration, approximate MAT 1500 :D- integration (trapezoidal and integration. MAT 2705: Diff Equation with Credits: 3 Simpson's rules), improper integrals, differential equations, Linear Alg MAT 1325: Calculus II for infinite sequences and series. First order and linear second Liberal Arts Continued use of a computer order differential equations, Techniques of differentiation algebra system. matrices and linear equation and integration, applications Credits: 4 systems, eigenvalues and and further developments of Prerequisites: eigenvectors, and linear calculus. MAT 1500 :D- systems of differential Credits: 3 equations. MAT 1903: Internship Elective Prerequisites: Credits: 4 (MAT 1320 :D- or MAT 1500 :D- Internship Elective Prerequisites: ) Credits: 3 MAT 1505 :D-

231 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog MAT 2993: Internship MAT 3400: Linear Algebra MAT 4270: Numerical Analysis Internship Vector spaces, linear Numerical and computational Credits: 3 transformations, basis and aspects of root-finding dimension, orthogonal methods, interpolation and MAT 2996: Internship transformations, least squares, polynomial approximation, Internship eigenvalues and eigenvectors, numerical differentiation and Credits: 6 similarity, diagonalization, integration, approximation symmetric, applications. theory. MAT 3001: Topics in Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Mathematics & Stats Prerequisites: Prerequisites: Credits: 1 MAT 2705 :D- MAT 1505 :D- MAT 3011: Problem Solving MAT 3500: Modern Algebra I MAT 4410: Math Modeling Seminar Topics selected from groups Credits: 3 Credits: 1 and subgroups, cyclic groups, permutation groups, MAT 4550: Math of Financial MAT 3100: Applied Linear Derivatives Algebra isomorphisms, direct products, cosets and Lagrange's Basic tools of financial markets; Vectors, matrices, transpose Theorem, normal subgroups options; asset price random and inverse of a matrix, and factor groups, group walks; estimation of systems of linear equations, the homomorphisms, the parameters; arbitrage put-call four fundamental subspaces, Fundamental Theorem of Finite parity; Black-Scholes Model; eigenvalues and eigenvectors, Abelian Groups, rings, fields. implied volatility; portfolio- symmetric matrices, matrix Credits: 3 optimization; hedging. factorizations, applications Prerequisites: Credits: 3 such as information retrieval, MAT 2600 :D- and MAT 2705 Prerequisites: ranking web pages, graphs and :D- MAT 2705 :D- networks, least squares, and data compression. MAT 3505: Modern Algebra II MAT 4600: Deterministic Oper Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Res Prerequisites: Deterministic methods: MAT 1312 or MAT 1320 or MAT MAT 3930: History of mathematical optimization, 1400 or MAT 1500 Mathematics linear programming, Development of mathematics formulation and solution MAT 3300: Advanced Calculus from ancient times to the birth techniques, duality, integer Real numbers, sequences, of calculus in the seventeenth linear programming, convergence, supremum and century. transportation problem, infimum, ompletc eness of the Credits: 3 assignment problem, network reals, continuous functions, Prerequisites: flows, dynamic programming. Intermediate Value Theorem, MAT 1505 :D- and MAT 2600 Credits: 3 differentiable functions, Mean :D- Prerequisites: Value Theorem, Riemann MAT 2705 :D- integral, Fundamental Theorem MAT 4110: Combinatorics of Calculus, Taylor's Theorem. Induction, permutations and MAT 4610: Stochastic Oper Credits: 3 combinations, general counting Research Prerequisites: methods, generating functions, Credits: 3 MAT 2500 :D- and (MAT 2600 recurrence relations, principle :D- or HON 4151 :D-) of inclusion-exclusion, graph MAT 5110: Topics in Geometry theory, trees, planarity, crossing Topics selected from affine, MAT 3305: Topics in Analysis numbers, Hamiltonian cycles, hyperbolic, spherical, elliptic, Advanced topics selected from Eulerian tours. Euclidean or projective real analysis, complex analysis, Credits: 3 geometry. or higher analysis. Prerequisites: Credits: 3 Credits: 3 MAT 1505 :D- Prerequisites: Prerequisites: MAT 2600 :D- MAT 3300 :D-

232 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog MAT 5200: Theory of MAT 5920: Topics in Applied MAT 7290: Geometry Numbers Mathematics Topics selected from affine, Congruences, quadratic Lecture course in an area of finite, hyperbolic, spherical, reciprocity, Diophantine applied mathematics. May be elliptic, Euclidean or projective equations; applications. repeated for credit if topics are geometry. Credits: 3 different. Credits: 3 Prerequisites: Credits: 3 MAT 2600 :D- MAT 7300: History of Math MAT 5930: Topics in Pure The development of MAT 5400: Complex Analysis Mathematics mathematics from ancient Algebra of complex numbers, Lecture course in an area of times to the birth of calculus in analytic functions, Cauchy- pure mathematics. May be the seventeenth century. Riemann equation, Laplace repeated for credit if topics are Independent work on a topic in equations, conformal mapping, different. the history of mathematics integrals of complex functions, Credits: 3 since 1700. Cauchy's theorem, power Credits: 3 series, Taylor's theorem, MAT 5991: Independent Study Laurent's theorem, residues, Reading in a selected branch of MAT 7305: Technology in entire functions. mathematics under the Teaching of Math Credits: 3 direction of a member of the Applications of technology to Prerequisites: staff. May be repeated for topics selected from algebra, (MAT 2500 :D- and MAT 2600 credit. geometry, calculus, statistics :D-) Credits: 1 and programming. Prerequisites: Technologies used may include MAT 5500: Topology MAT 1505 :D- computer algebra systems, e.g., Topological equivalence, Maple, geometry software, e.g., connectedness, compactness, MAT 5992: Independent Study Sketchpad, and statistics topology of subsets of Rn, Reading in a selected branch of software, e.g., Fathom. manifolds, topological mathematics under the Credits: 3 embeddings, topological direction of a member of the spaces. staff. May be repeated for MAT 7310: Topics in the Credits: 3 credit. Teaching of Math Prerequisites: Credits: 2 Selected topics of interest to MAT 3300 :Y Prerequisites: teachers of secondary school MAT 1505 :D- mathematics. MAT 5600: Differential Credits: 3 Geometry MAT 5993: Independent Study Geometry of curves and Reading in a selected branch of MAT 7600: Advanced Calculus surfaces, curvature, first and mathematics under the Real numbers, completeness, second fundamental forms, direction of a member of the sequences, limits, continuous minimal surfaces, use of staff. May be repeated for functions, the derivative, MAPLE. credit. sequences of functions, Credits: 3 Credits: 3 pointwise and uniform Prerequisites: Prerequisites: convergence, power series. MAT 2500 :D- MAT 1505 :D- Credits: 3 MAT 5900: Seminar in MAT 7101: Grad Studies MAT 7605: Topics in Analysis Mathematics Internship Advanced topics selected from Supervised study of selected Internship in a professional real analysis, complex analysis, topics or problems in setting related to the course of or higher analysis. Prerequisite: mathematics, student study in either Mathematics or Determined by instructor. presentations. May be repeated Applied Statistics. Credits: 3 for credit if content is different. Credits: 1 Prerequisites: Credits: 3 MAT 7600 :C Prerequisites: MAT 3300 :D- or MAT 3500 :D-

233 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog MAT 7610: Complex Analysis MAT 7780: Financial MET 1222: Climate Complex numbers, analytic Mathematics Change:Past & Present functions, Cauchy-Riemann Basic tools of financial markets; Earth's climate and climate equations, complex integration, annuities; options; asset price changes. Past climates Cauchy integral theorem and random walks; estimation of (Paleoclimatology), major Ice Cauchy integral formulae, parameters; Black-Scholes Ages over the last billion years, power series, Taylor and Model; implied volatility; methods for reconstructing Laurent series, singularities, portfolio-engineering; hedging; past climates, including radio residue theorem, harmonic discrete models. isotopic techniques. Fossil, functions. Credits: 3 geological, sedimentary, flora Credits: 3 and fauna and documentary MAT 7790: Dynamical records. Physical causes of MAT 7660: Linear Algebra SysteMS & Chaos climate changes, recent Vector spaces, linear Topics selected from: iteration warming trends in global transformations, eigenvalues of real and complex functions, climate (both natural and and eigenvectors, invariant population models, qualitative anthropogenic), future global subspaces, decomposition theory of differential equations, climate (short- and long- term) theorem, Jordan forms, bilinear fractals and dimension, and climate models. Possible forms, selfadjoint operators, topological and metric effects of global climate functions of operators, properties of systems, and change on our environment differential systems. applications. and resulting economic and Credits: 3 Credits: 3 geopolitical consequences. Credits: 3 MAT 7670: Mathematical Prerequisites: Logic Meteorology MAT 1310 or MAT 1320 or MAT The sentential calculus, truth 1330 or MAT 1500 or MAT 1400 functions, analytic tableaux, natural deduction, first order MET 1221: Severe & Hazardous logic, models, consistency, Weather completeness. Applications to This introductory meterorology Naval Science computer science including the course covers the P-NP problem. fundamentals of meteorology (Navy ROTC) Credits: 3 with emphasis on severe and hazardous weather and effects NS 1000: Intro to Naval MAT 7750: Numerical Analysis of these on human life, Science I environment and the economy. Course is an introduction to the Error generation and Severe storms that include naval profession and to the propagation, root finding, tropical cyclones (hurricanes), concepts of seapower. The approximation of functions by extratropical cyclones, "Nor- mission, organization, and polynomials and cubic splines, easters", thunderstorms, warfare components of the direct and iterative solutions of lightning, tornados, and Navy and Marine Corps, linear systems, operations blizzards are featured. Floods, including an overview of officer count, numerical differentiation droughts, cold waves and heat and enlisted ranks, rates, and and integration. waves are covered and their career patterns; naval courtesy Credits: 3 effects on health, agriculture and customs, military justice, and commerce are discussed. leadership, and nomenclature MAT 7770: Number Theory Also included are causes and are discussed. Normally taken Divisibility; Euclidean effects of climate change with by freshmen. algorithm; prime numbers; emphasis on the recent global Credits: 2 Fundamental Theorem of warming trends over the last Arithmetic; congruences; century. The consequences of arithmetic functions; global warming on the global Diophantine equations, economy will be stressed. additional topics, which may Credits: 3 vary by semester, include cryptography, law of quadratic reciprocity, continued fractions. Credits: 3

234 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog NS 1100: Seapower and NS 3500: Evolution of Warfare Maritime Affairs The evolution of weapons, Organizational Naval history from the tactics, and military Development beginnings of the age of sail organization applicable to land through the twentieth century. operations; the classic Management The works and influence of principles and variables of land Alfred Thayer Mahan as they operations. ODM 1000: Foundation of relate to current and past fleet Credits: 3 Organiz Behavior doctrine. The impact of foreign Overview of the key principles nations' maritime activities on NS 3600: Fundamntls of Maneuver Warfare and research of organizational world seapower. Normally behavior. Examines individual Introduces the student to the taken by freshmen. human behavior in the foundational concepts and Credits: 3 workplace as influenced by history of the USMC as the personality, values, NS 2100: Naval Ships Systems premier Maneuver Warfighting perceptions, and motivations, I Organization. Develops an and group behavior as related Construction and propulsion of individual who is both a critical to collaboration, naval ships, including design, thinker and scholar in the communication, politics, and stability, control of damage. profession of arms. negotiation. Propulsion systems including Credits: 3 Credits: 3 steam, diesel, gas turbine, Prerequisites: nuclear power plants; NS 1000 ODM 1100: Foundations of shipboard electrical power Strategic Mgmt generation and distribution; NS 4100: Leadership and Management Overview of key principles and and shipboard auxiliary practices of strategic Fundamentals of leadership systems including refrigeration, management. Examines topics and management of an fresh water distilling plants and such as establishing mission, organization; emphasis on the air compressors. Normally vision, and direction, evaluating Naval officer as leader and taken by sophomores. environmental influences, manager, concentrating on Credits: 3 assessing industry and market areas such as professional trends, building organizational NS 2200: Naval Ships Systems ethics, organizational theory, culture, leading effective II and the characteristics and teams, managing and leading Introduction to naval weapons roles of successful leaders. change. Emphasizes the systems including basics of Normally taken by development and radar, sonar, and gyroscopes; sophomores. implementation of strategy weapons systems analysis Credits: 3 across industries. stressing the fire control Credits: 3 problem, information flow, the NS 4200: Leadership and Ethics servo principle, and use of ODM 2000: Essentials of computers; general operation, Applications of the principles Finance & Acct of leadership and management safety and maintenance of Introduction to basic standards with a focus and emphasis on shipboard weapons systems. and concepts underlying the military arena. Ethical and Normally taken by seniors. finance and accounting. Topics moral responsibility examined Credits: 3 include balance sheets, income with emphasis on the statements, cash flow NS 3100: Navigation interrelationship of authority, statements, budgets, forecasts, The theory and technique of responsibility and and reporting. piloting and celestial accountability in an Credits: 3 navigation. Normally taken by organization. Discussion juniors. intensive with oral Credits: 3 presentations. Draws upon the experiences of a number of NS 3200: Naval Operations guest speakers, both military The maneuvering board, and civilian. tactical communications, rules Credits: 3 of the road, and seamanship. juniors. Credits: 3

235 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog ODM 2010: Foundations of ODM 5000: Organiz Devlp & PJ 2700: Peacemakers & Marketing Mgmt Capstone Peacemaking Introduction to key concepts, Integrates strategic Classical and contemporary terms, and strategies used in management and examples and approaches to the marketing function of an organizational development peacemaking in response to organization. Focus is on tools and practices from injustice and social conflict. understanding how firms and throughout the curriculum to Issues to be considered include consumers behave and topics such as change the nature and significance of developing a tool kit of management and nonviolent struggle, political strategies and tactics to be entrepreneurship. reconciliation, and the role of used in promoting an Credits: 3 religion in shaping moral action organization's marketing for social change. strategy. Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Peace and PJ 2800: Race, Class, & ODM 2020: Ethics, Gender Regulations & Soc Resp Justice A critical examination of the Credits: 3 social constructions of race, PJ 2200: Caring for the Earth class, gender, and sexuality in ODM 2030: Organizational Credits: 3 U.S. culture and the injustices Decision Making and inequalities that arise from PJ 2250: Violence & Justice in Credits: 3 them. Strategies, policies, and the Wrld procedures for change are also ODM 2040: Strategic Oper & Examines root causes of examined. Process Impro violence, pathways to building Credits: 3 Introduces key components of a more peaceful and just world. operations management and Basic issues include, peace, PJ 2900: Ethical Issues in P & J strategy. Overview and analysis justice, power dynamics, Introduction to contemporary of tools, techniques, and violence, nonviolence, complex moral issues. methodologies of process restorative justice Examines economic, political, improvement. peacemaking, peacekeeping, and social roots. Brings the Credits: 3 and peace building. Catholic Christian ethical Credits: 3 tradition to bear to ODM 2050: Innovation & understanding their moral Creative Thinking PJ 2500: Education & Social significance and responsibility Justice The cultivation of innovation to address them. Issues and creative thinking are American education's include: poverty, environmental essential to an organization's contribution to class, gender, justice, conflict, efugees,r success in the 21st Century and "race" inequality; political migration, genocide, and Global context. This course will bias in school curricula: others. examine how innovation and unequal treatment of students Credits: 3 creativity can be facilitated, by teachers and administrators managed and sustained in a based on "race", ethnicity, PJ 2993: Internship work setting. Students will class, and gender; unequal Intermship learn about the theories behind allocation of resources among Credits: 3 and the practical applications public schools; the public - of these key concepts. private school debate; possible PJ 2996: Internship Credits: 3 political influences in Internship. universities; the mass media as Credits: 6 an important component of education. Credits: 3 PJ 2600: Catholic Social Teaching Credits: 3

236 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog PJ 3000: Selected Topics PJ 4650: Service Learning PJ 5400: Ethics, Justice and Violence in families and society, Practicum the Family the traditions of Just War Integrating the participation The moral meaning of theory, and the critiques of war requirement for field marriage; justice, gender, and from the perspective of experience with the academic the domestic division of labor; pacifism and non-violence. The requirements (reading, the legal protection of importance and role of the research paper, project, etc.) marriage and the parties to it; peacemakers of the world, the set by the instructor. marriage, reproductive values of conflict esolution,r Permission of the instructor. technology, and the and strategies that aid the Credits: 1 commodification of children; creation of a peaceful world the moral meaning of "having order. PJ 5000: Selected Topics children"; the responsibilities of Credits: 1 Justice & discrimination in U.S. parents to their children; the society from social, economic, responsibilities of children to PJ 3100: Amer. Indian political & ethical perspectives. their parents, with special Thought & Culture Strategies for the just reference to care for the aged; Credits: 3 elimination of discrimination. distributive justice and the Topics include civil rights, family; society's responsibilities PJ 3200: Justice and Sports gender issues of justice, etc. to serving the needs of its Credits: 3 Credits: 3 children. Course readings will be taken from a number of PJ 3400: War and Morality PJ 5100: Discrimination, disciplines, including Christian Three traditions of moral Justice & Law ethics, law and legal history, reflection on ar:w "Just War" Development of discrimination philosophy, and sociology. theory; Pacifism; and, the and civil rights law in the Credits: 3 historical experience of United States through case women. Discussions focus on materials in areas of racial PJ 5500: Politics of Whiteness concrete cases (e.g., the discrimination, gender-based Examination of scholarship modern world wars, Vietnam, discrimination, reverse addressing the structure, the Persian Gulf War, Bosnia). discrimination, sexual function, & manifestations of Credits: 3 preference-based "whiteness," primarily in U.S. discrimination, and age PJ 3500: Making Peace Work culture, & its relationship to discrimination, if time permits. issues of diversity. Topics also Credits: 3 Credits: 3 include white supremacy, white identity, & the future of critical PJ 4000: Selected Topics PJ 5200: Perspectives on US white studies. The history of the struggle for Poverty Credits: 3 justice and human rights in Credits: 3 geographical locations, such as PJ 5600: Independent Study the Middle East, Ireland, Africa, Independent Study and Central America, focusing Credits: 3 on such issues as world hunger and apartheid, and culminating PJ 5700: The Meanings of in an attempt to articulate Justice systemic questions of justice. Credits: 3 Credits: 3 PJ 4600: Global Poverty & Justice Credits: 3

237 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog PHI 2121: Environmental Ethics PHI 2170: Mass Media Ethics Philosophy The relation of the physical and The impact of the changing biological environment to communications technologies PHI 1000: Knowledge, Reality, ethical values. Priorities among on the human person and Self environmental, economic and society; freedom of the press, Philosophical responses to the political values as a basis for violence; pornography and questions of how we can know, ethical decisions. censorship, confidentiality of what is real, and what is the Credits: 3 sources, advertising ethics and nature of human existence that codes of ethics and standards explore the dialogue between PHI 2130: Business Ethics of practice. Catholic, Christian, secular and Social justice and charity as Credits: 3 skeptical perspectives on these principles of order in economic questions. life and relationships: topics PHI 2180: Computer Ethics Credits: 3 include consumer rights, Codes of professional ethics, corporate social responsibility, unauthorized access, PHI 2010: Logic & Critical and ecology. ownership of software, and the Thinking Credits: 3 social responsibility of The study of logic and critical computing professionals. thinking. Topics include: PHI 2140: Phil of Criminal Credits: 3 argument identification and Justice analysis; formal and informal Philosophical dimensions of PHI 2190: Freedom logic; fallacies; inductive criminal justice; law and Human freedom analyzed from argument; the role of morality, criminal versus civil a metaphysical and political argumentative structures in disobedience, philosophical perspective; readings from various philosophical traditions. presuppositions of the insanity classical and contemporary Credits: 3 defense, philosophical sources on such topics as problems in controlling and determinism, slavery, rights, PHI 2020: Symbolic Logic correcting criminal and authority and dissent. Propostional and first-order delinquent behavior. Credits: 3 predicate logic; logical Credits: 3 structure of arguments; PHI 2300: Philosophy of Law symbolic languages; correct PHI 2155: Engineering Ethics The nature and function of law, and incorrect inferences; Engineering ethics through relation of law to ethics, the fallacies; truth-tables; natural case studies focusing on judicial process, the role of deduction. professional responsibility, the constitutions, the rights of Credits: 3 role of technology in society citizens, law and international and a holistic evaluation of the relations. PHI 2115: Ethics for Health purpose of science and Credits: 3 Care Prof engineering. Rights and duties of the Credits: 3 PHI 2400: Social & Political patient/client and the Phil members of the health care PHI 2160: The Ethics of War Social and political team, death and dying, genetic Just war theory, total war, philosophers and the influence engineering and manipulation. nuclear deterrence and nuclear of their theories on the Credits: 3 war, disarmament, genocide, philosophical foundation of war crimes and atrocities, modern culture and society; PHI 2117: The Good Doctor terrorism, non-violent emphasis on such conceptions The art and science, learning resistance, and pacifism. as society, the state, justice and and dispositional attitudes Credits: 3 equality, and the social and necessary for the moral political nature of persons. practice of medicine by a good Credits: 3 doctor. Themes for the course drawn from philosophical resources, sociological theory, data and first-person medical narratives. Credits: 3

238 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog PHI 2410: Philosophy of Sex & PHI 2470: Irish Thought and PHI 2710: Information Love Literature Knowledge Inquiry Embodiment, the nature of An examination of main The nature of human sexuality, the types of love, thinkers in the Irish tradition; knowledge; sources of sexual ethics, marriage, sexual the relation of reason (science) knowledge; justification of differences, and sexual and religion; the importance of belief; conduct of inquiry; discrimination. poetry; themes to be explored information; scientific Credits: 3 include (e)migrant thought, reasoning; testimony; exile and home, English as ecological rationality; and PHI 2420: Philosophy of colonizers, langage and voice, technologically extended Women laughter and comedy. knowledge. Nature and status of women Credits: 3 Credits: 3 from ancient times to the present, with consideration of PHI 2480: Africana Philosophy PHI 2750: Philosophy of Art the more general context of Survey of theoretical writings Credits: 3 self-identity; contemporary and discourses by authors from feminist theories; feminism as a Africa and the African diaspora PHI 2760: Philosophy & political movement. at large, especially African- Literature Credits: 3 American and West-Indian Philosophical ideas in selected authors. literary works; examination of PHI 2430: Eco-Feminism Credits: 3 the relation of literature to Basic positions in eco-feminism philosophy; fiction and truth, as they relate to the PHI 2500: Philosophy of modes of communication. philosophical and religious Exchange Credits: 3 traditions of the West. Monetary exchange in Credits: 3 philosophical perspective: PHI 2800: Philosophy of money as a means and as an History PHI 2440: Amer Indian end; higher and lower forms of Theories concerning the nature Thought & Culture exchange; sacrificial of history, the idea of progress, Religious and philosophical economies; the politics of historical inevitability, the role concepts of personhood scarcity; sacred economics. of the "great man". community, and nature; Credits: 3 Credits: 3 contrast of European and Euro- American Indian philosophies. PHI 2550: Technology & PHI 2900: Philosophy of Credits: 3 Society Religion Case studies of specific The meaning of God, the PHI 2450: Catholic Social technologies (such as experience of the Divine, Thought television, automobiles, health nature of revelation, negative Catholic Social Thought from technology) and critical theology, the absence of God. Rerum Navarum to the present. examination of ethical Credits: 3 Its Aristotelean-Thomistic Philosophical and policy issues PHI 2910: Mysticism & grounding. The Church's that these technologies raise. Philosophy challenge to analyses of Credits: 3 contemporary social, political, The metaphysical and economic systems. PHI 2650: Philosophy of Sport interpretation of God, humans Credits: 3 Nature of play, sport and game and the world implicit in the with special emphasis on the writings of selected mystics; PHI 2460: Globalization role of sport in modern society. epistemological issues such as Philosophical issues of Credits: 3 mysticism and logic, the value globalization including: of mystical experience, international law and human PHI 2700: Philosophy of mysticism and psychedelic rights, immigration and Science experience, mysticism and migration, human trafficking, Credits: 3 ethics. cyber solidarity, fair trade, Credits: 3 poverty tourism, protest in the global civic sphere, and religious dialogue across borders. Credits: 3

239 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog PHI 2920: Asian Philosophies PHI 3030: History of Medieval PHI 3730: American Sources of Eastern Philosophy Philosophy philosophies; aspects of Philosophical movements from Credits: 3 Hinduism, Jainism, Buddhism, the early Middle Ages to the Confucianism, Taoism, and/or rise of modern philosophy; the PHI 3990: Topics in Hist of Sufism. influence of later Medieval Philosophy Credits: 3 speculation upon thinkers of Credits: 3 the modern period; readings PHI 3991: Philosophy for PHI 2930: Indian Philosophy from Augustine, Aquinas, Theology I Introduction to basic traditions Bonaventure, and others. of Indian philosophy; Credits: 3 Historical and contemporary exploration of debates approaches to philosophical between these traditions on PHI 3040: Hist of Early Mod problems of theological fundamental issues of Philosophy relevance; philosophical epistemology metaphysics, and The systems of Descartes, methods for use in ministry; philosophy of religion. Spinoza, Leibniz, and the influence of Augustine on Credits: 3 empiricists - Locke, berkeley, Western thought. Restricted to and Hume; Kant; selections students in the Augustinian PHI 2940: Indian & Tibetan read and evaluated. Novitiate Program. Buddhist Phil Credits: 3 Credits: 1 An exploration of fundamental problems, traditions, and PHI 3050: Kant & 19th Cent PHI 3992: Philosophy for themes in Buddhist philosophy Philosophy Theology II as developed in India and Credits: 3 The relationships that exist Tibet. between modern and Credits: 3 PHI 3100: Augustine & contemporary philosophy and Antiquity Christian theology; PHI 2990: Topics in Life and thought of Saint philosophical methods for use Philosophy Augustine; the problem of in ministry. Restricted to Credits: 3 certitude, the problem of evil, students in the Augustinian the nature of history, human Novitiate Program. PHI 2993: Internship knowledge and God, the soul- Credits: 2 Departmentally related and body relations, and political Prerequisites: academically creditable field philosophy. PHI 3991 work experience. See Credits: 3 department chair for more PHI 4100: Plato & Aristotle information. Permission of PHI 3120: Augustine & Credits: 3 Department Chair required. Modernity Credits: 3 Credits: 3 PHI 4110: Metaphysics Prerequisites: Credits: 3 Permission of Department PHI 3160: History of Islamic PHI 4120: Philosophy of Chair required. Phil Islamic thought, concentrating Biology PHI 2996: Internship particularly on Islamic medieval Credits: 3 Departmentally related and theology and philosophy. PHI 4125: Bioethics academically creditable field Credits: 3 work experience. See Advanced issues in clinical and department chair for more PHI 3410: Thomas Aquinas research ethics: neuro- information. Credits: 3 enhancement, radical life- Credits: 6 extension, phase 1 trials on the PHI 3720: Marx & Marxism non-consenting, ethics of life PHI 3020: History of Ancient Marx on the theories of human and death, and ethics of Philosophy nature, freedom and history; pandemics. Plato, Aristotle and selected related developments in Credits: 3 pre-Socratic and Hellenistic Marxist thought. philosophers in the context of Credits: 3 ancient and classical Greek civilization. Credits: 3

240 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog PHI 4140: Phil of PHI 4825: Existentialism PHI 7230: Aristotle: Practical Contemporary Music The active, feeling and living Phi Critical listening to rock pop, human being as the starting An examination of Aristotle's jazz, rap, funk, punk, dance, point for thinking about practical philosophy based on and ambient music; relation of existence as more than brute selections from the music to noise; theories of facts and rational truths. Nicomachean Ethics, Politics, Hanslick, Nietzsche, Adorno, Alienation, absurdity, Rhetoric, and Poetics. Barthes, Foucault, Deleuze, and emptiness and dread but also Credits: 3 Cage. the freedom, authenticity, Credits: 3 commitment and creativity as PHI 7300: Roman Philosophy human responses to the The focus of this seminar is on PHI 4150: Philosophy & Film apparent meaninglessness of the Romanization of Greek Analysis of selected classics life. philosophy. the scope is late and current films from the Credits: 3 republic to waning empire, and perspective of basic the figures covered generally philosophical concepts and PHI 4900: Feminist Theories include (but are not limited to) questions. Credits: 3 Plotinus and Augustine. Of Credits: 3 special concern is the nature PHI 4990: Independent Study and fate of autarkic virtue -- PHI 4200: Philosophy of & Research the dominant ideal of Language Topic chosen by the student philosophical self-sufficiency -- Major classical and and approved by the professor under Stoic, skeptical, Platonic, contemporary philosophical and the chair. and Epicurean regimes. Counts theories concerning language, Credits: 3 for distribution credit in including the relationship of ancient philosophy. PHI 5000: Adv Sem for Phil language to thought, Credits: 3 experience and reality; theories Majors of meaning, communication, Special topic in philosophy or PHI 7330: Medieval linguistics, translation, poetic current interest to faculty and Philosophy and religious language. students. Course is open to A study of selected texts from Credits: 3 Philosophy majors and minors Christian, Jewish, and Islamic and graduate students with the thinkers. This course will also PHI 4210: Environmental approval of the Director of include reference to the origins Philosophy Graduate Studies in Philosophy. medieval philosophy in ancient Credits: 3 Credits: 3 philosophy and/or the anticipation of modern PHI 4600: Psychoanalysis & PHI 6000: Research Seminar philosophical concerns. Philosophy Inquiry in depth into one major Credits: 3 Philosophical implications of philosophical problem or into Freudian theory as it relates to the thought of one major PHI 7340: Topics in Hist the individual and culture; the philosopher; practice in the use Philosophy role of the unconscious; of research and bibliographical A number of important topics, interpretation, structure of the techniques. techniques. e.g., space and time or the ego, human sexuality and the Credits: 3 eternity of the world, are best foundations of civilization. considered both in immediate PHI 7120: Plato: Middle Credits: 3 historical settings and across Dialogues traditional historical divisions. PHI 4610: Philosophy of Mind Reading and discussion of The Such topics will be considered The nature of mind, soul, Republic, Symposium, and as they are defined and consciousness; the mind-brain Timaeus. redefined in ancient, medieval, relationship; classical and Credits: 3 and modern terms. contemporary philosophical Credits: 3 approaches; the nature of person identity and moral responsibility. Credits: 3

241 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog PHI 7610: Topics: Early Mod PHI 7920: Hegel's Logic PHY 1023: Great Ideas in Phil A detailed reading of both Physics Lab II Selected texts and themes Hegel's 1812 Science of Logic Experiments designed to from the early modern period. and the 1830 Encyclopedia of complement the topics in PHY The readings will be taken from the Philosophical Sciences. A 1022. Recommended for Arts major philosophical figures of study of Hegel's dialectical majors. the period such as: Descartes, treatment of the logical Credits: 1 Locke, Malebranche, Leibniz, categories, initiating with the Prerequisites: Spinoza, Berkeley, Hume, Reid. famous triad "Being- (PHY 1020 :D- and PHY 1021 :D- Credits: 3 Nothingness-Becoming." ) Credits: 3 Co-Requisites: PHI 7640: Spinoza PHY 1022 A study of such major works as the Ethics or Theologico- PHY 1100: General Physics I Political Treatise in their Physics Mechanics, heat and sound. historical context and with Recommended for Biology respect to contemporary PHY 1020: Great Ideas in majors. problems. Physics I Credits: 3 Credits: 3 General physics at a primarily Prerequisites: conceptual level (algebra only). (MAT 1310 :Y :D- or MAT 1312 :Y PHI 7710: Kant's First Critique History and Philosophy of :D- or MAT 1320 :Y :D- or MAT Textual and philosophical science, especially physics and 1400 :Y :D- or MAT 1500 :Y :D-) analysis of the Critique of Pure astronomy. Topics include Reason; the historical mechanics, optics, and PHY 1101: General Physics I framework of the Critique. relativity. Personalities include Lab Credits: 3 Aristotle, Galileo, Newton, and Selected experiments in Einstein. Recommended for mechanics, heat and sound. PHI 7720: Kant's Practical Phil Arts majors. Recommended for Biology The principle themes of Kant's Credits: 3 majors. practical philosophy. Selected Credits: 1 readings from the Critique of PHY 1021: Great Ideas in Practical Reason, the Physics Lab I PHY 1102: General Physics II Groundwork of the Experiments designed to A continuation of PHY 1100; Metaphysics of Morals, the complement the topics in PHY light, electricity and modern Critique of Judgement, The 1020. Recommended for Arts physics. Recommended for Metaphysical Elements of majors. Biology majors. Justice, and other writings. Credits: 1 Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Prerequisites: PHY 1022: Great Ideas in Phy II PHY 1100 :D- and (MAT 1312 :D- PHI 7730: Kant's Third A continuation of Great Ideas or MAT 1320 :D- or MAT 1400 Critique in Physics I. Thermodynamics, :D- or MAT 1500 :D-) A close reading of the third earth science, electricity and critique along with some of the magnetism, and modern PHY 1103: General Physics II contemporary responses to it theories of physics. Lab by Lyotard, Gadamer, Derrida, Personalities include Joule, Selected experiments in light Arendt, Deleuze. Maxwell, Faraday, Bohr, and and electricity. Recommended Credits: 3 Feynman. Recommended for for Biology majors. Arts majors. Credits: 1 PHI 7910: Hegel's Phenom of Credits: 3 Prerequisites: Spirit Prerequisites: PHY 1101 :D- A detailed reading of Hegel's (PHY 1020 :D- and PHY 1021 :D- 1806 Phenomenology of Spirit ) with particular emphasis upon Co-Requisites: its anticipation of Hegel's later PHY 1023 works. Credits: 3

242 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog PHY 1500: The Concept of PHY 2410: University PHY 2415: Lab: Light Phy:Mechanics Thermodynamics Historical and analytical survey Vectors, kinematics, and Selected experiments in heat, of the concept of light from dynamics of particles, rigid waves and optics. classical to modern view bodies, and fluids. Recommended for Science points. Open to VSB and Arts Recommended for Science majors. majors (fulfills Arts orc e majors. Credits: 1 science requirement when Credits: 3 Co-Requisites: taken with PHY 1501). Prerequisites: PHY 2414 Credits: 3 MAT 1500 :Y :D- PHY 2416: Modern Physics PHY 1502: Gravity PHY 2411: Lab: Mechanics Special theory of relativity, Gravitational force and the Selected experiments atomic theory, quantum laws governing the motion of demonstrating the physics, the Schrodinger objects; Newton and Einstein's fundamental principles of equation, solid-state physics, theories; role in the evolution Mechanics and Waves with nuclear physics, elementary of the universe; interaction with emphasis on techniques of particles and cosmology. other forces of nature. Non- measurements and data Recommended for Science calculus based. For VSB and analysis. Recommended for majors. Arts majors (fulfills Arts orc e Science majors. Credits: 3 science requirement when Credits: 1 Prerequisites: taken with PHY 1503). Co-Requisites: (PHY 2410 :D- and PHY 2412 Credits: 3 PHY 2410 :D- and PHY 2414 :D-) and (MAT 2500 :Y :D- or MAT 2705 PHY 2400: Physics I PHY 2412: Univ Physics:Elec & :Y :D-) Mechanics Mag Introduction to Mechanics. Electrostatics, DC circuits, PHY 2417: Lab:Modern Physics Designed for students in the magnetism, and AC circuits. Interference; Franck Hertz College of Engineering. Recommended for Science experiment; Photoelectric Credits: 3 majors. effect; Michelson Prerequisites: Credits: 3 interferometry; Millikan oil drop MAT 1500 :Y :D- Prerequisites: experiment; Electron Spin (PHY 2410 :D- or PHY 2400 :D- Resonance (ESR); PHY 2402: Physics II Elec & ) and MAT 1505 :Y :D- Ferroelectricity; Magnet Superconductivity; Low Electrostatics, DC Circuits, PHY 2413: Lab:Elec & Temperature physics magnetism, and AC circuits. Magnetism experiments. Recommended Designed for students in the Recommended for Science for Science majors. College of Engineering. majors. Credits: 1 Credits: 3 Credits: 1 Prerequisites: Prerequisites: Co-Requisites: PHY 2416 :Y :D- MAT 1505 :Y :D- and (PHY PHY 2412 2400 :D- or PHY 2410 :D-) PHY 2601: Computational Phy PHY 2414: Univ Physics: Lab I PHY 2403: Phy Lab for Thermo Computer applications, data Engineering Heat, kinetic theory of gases, analysis and presentation, Selected experiments first and second laws of algorithms and programming, illustrating the principles of thermodynamics, wave motion numerical methods, and basic Mechanics and Electricity and acoustics, geometrical and graphics for Physics and Magnetism. Designed for physical optics. Recommended Astronomy majors. students in the College of for Science majors. Prerequisite:Any Intro Physics Engineering. Credits: 3 course (may be taken con- Credits: 1 Prerequisites: currently). Prerequisites: (MAT 2500 :Y :D- and PHY Credits: 1 PHY 2402 :Y :D- 2410 :D-) Prerequisites: Any Intro Physics course (may be taken concurrently).

243 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog PHY 2603: Computational Phy PHY 4002: Elec & Magnetism PHY 4202: Mathematical Lab II II Physics II Continuation of Computational Magnetism, Biot-Savart's law, A continuation of PHY 4200; Physics I. Faraday's law, Maxwell's third second order differential Credits: 1 and fourth equations, equations, orthogonal Prerequisites: electromagnetic wave functions, integral transforms, PHY 2601 :D- equation, radiation. integral equations. Credits: 3 Credits: 3 PHY 3310: Electronics Prerequisites: Prerequisites: DC and AC analysis including PHY 4000 :D- PHY 4200 :D- network theorems, power, Co-Requisites: resonance, filters, bridge PHY 4003 PHY 4301: Experimental circuits, amplifiers, integrated Methods I circuits, active devices, digital PHY 4003: Elec & Magnetism II Introduction to experimental logic circuits and applications. Lab methods in Physics. Credits: 3 Selected experiments in the Applications of spectroscopic Co-Requisites: field. techniques in nuclear, solid- PHY 3311 Credits: 1 state, and materials Physic. Prerequisites: Detection of particle and PHY 3311: Electronics Lab (PHY 4000 :D- and PHY 4001 electromagnetic radiation, Laboratory experiments are :D-) signal processing, spectral chosen to supplement the Co-Requisites: analysis and interpretation. Physics 3310 lectures and to PHY 4002 Credits: 2 give experience with sophisticated electronic PHY 4100: Mechanics I PHY 4303: Experimental equipment. Newtonian Mechanics, Methods II Credits: 1 oscillations (simple, non-linear Introduction to experimental Co-Requisites: and driven), Lagrangian and methods in Physics continued: PHY 3310 Hamiltonian dynamics, central X-Ray and Mossbauer force motion and scattering, Spectroscopy; interaction of PHY 4000: Elec & Magnetism I special theory of relativity. electromagnetic radiation with Electrostatics, Coulomb's and Credits: 3 matter; resonant versus non- Gauss' Laws, Maxwell's first Prerequisites: resonant scattering cross- two equations, Laplace's PHY 2414 :D- sections; hyperfine interactions equation and boundary value in solids, crystal field splittings problems, dielectrics, currents PHY 4102: Mechanics II and dynamic magnetic in conductors. Dynamics of rigid bodies, relaxation phenomena in Credits: 3 coupled oscillations, wave nonoscale systems; Prerequisites: phenomena, fluid mechanics introduction to (PHY 2414 :D- and PHY 4200 (steady and turbulent flow, the nanotechnology. Course is :D-) equations of Euler and Navier- Writing Intensive. Stokes). Credits: 2 PHY 4001: Elec & Magnetism I Credits: 3 Lab Prerequisites: PHY 5100: Quantum Selected experiments in the PHY 4100 :D- Mechanics field. Operators, Schrodinger Credits: 1 PHY 4200: Mathematical Equation, one dimensional Prerequisites: Physics I problems, harmonic oscillator, (PHY 2414 :D- and PHY 4200 Vector and tensor analysis, angular momentum, hydrogen :D-) matrices and determinants, atom, scattering theory. Co-Requisites: infinite series, functions of a Credits: 3 PHY 4000 complex variable. Prerequisites: Credits: 3 PHY 4100 :D- and PHY 4200 Prerequisites: :D- (PHY 2414 :D- and MAT 2500 :D-)

244 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog PHY 5200: Thermo/Statistical PHY 6450: Supervised Study PSC 1200: International Mech in Physics Relations Statistical methods, statistical Reading and/or laboratory Theories and concepts in the thermodynamics, Ensembles, work in a selected branch of study of international relations; Partition functions. Quantum physics under the direction of a important and enduring statistics. Kinetic theory of member of the staff. Restricted questions in world affairs; transport processes. to the Permission of the trends and changes in the Credits: 3 Instructor. post-Cold War and and post-9/ Credits: 1 11 world. Prerequisite for 2200 PHY 5300: Subatomic Physics and 5200-level courses and Structure of subatomic PHY 6500: Supervised Study PSC 6900. particles and nuclei, in Physics Credits: 3 symmetries and conservation Reading and/or laboratory laws, interactions and nuclear work in a selected branch of PSC 1300: Comparative models, radioactivity and physics under the direction of a Politics passage of radiation through member of the staff. Political dynamics of various matter. A writing intensive Credits: 2 countries and regions. Regime course. types and political institutions. Credits: 3 PHY 6600: Supervised Study Politics of inclusion and in Physics exclusion. Sources of political PHY 5500: Solid State Physics Same as PHY 6500 with change and continuity. Pre- I increased number of hours. requisite for 2300 and Description of crystal structure, Credits: 3 5300-level courses and PSC diffraction of X-rays, 6900. PHY 6700: Supervised Study classification of solids, thermal Credits: 3 properties of solids, dielectric Physics properties, diamagnetism and Credits: 4 PSC 1400: Political Theory paramagnetism, free electron A survey of early and modern PHY 6900: Topics in Physics theory of metals, band theory political thought and its of solids. Lecture course in an area of relevance to contemporary Credits: 3 Physics. May be repeated for politics. Prereqisite for 2400 Prerequisites: credit if topics are different. and 5400-level courses and PHY 2416 Credits: 3 PSC 6900. Credits: 3 PHY 6000: Advanced Optics Topics in geometrical and Political Science PSC 1900: Research Seminar physical optics. Covers elements required for Credits: 3 PSC 1100: American writing research paper on a Government problem in political science, PHY 6400: General Relativity including using the library, Constitutional development; Introduction to Einstein's evaluating and properly citing national institutions, federalism, Theory of General Relativity. sources, understanding civil rights and liberties; Differential geometry, appropriate research methods, instruments of popular control. equivalence principle, and writing and redrafting a Pre-requisite for 2100 and geodesics, and the Einstein research paper. Prerequisite for 5100-level courses and PSC equations. Applications to PSC 6900. 6900. black holes, gravitational Credits: 3 waves, and cosmology. Credits: 3 Credits: 3 PSC 2110: U.S. State & Local Prerequisites: Government (PHY 4100 :D- and PHY 4200 Constitutions, institutions, :D-) instruments of popular control, and intergovernmental relations. Credits: 3 Prerequisites: PSC 1100

245 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog PSC 2120: U.S. Congress PSC 2145: US Con Law PSC 2210: Globalization Congressional functions, II:Rights&Lib Transformation of international structures, and procedures; Major Supreme Court politics through diffusion of distribution of power; elections, decisions, 1789 to the present, ideas, technology, migration, representation, parties, concerning provisions of the capital and markets. committees, and the legislative Bill of Rights and the Globalization, diffusion, and process. Relations with the Fourteenth Amendment; interactions of ideas, President, executive emphasis on constitutional technology and capital. Effects bureaucracy, judiciary, and "literacy," or the ability to read on domestic and international interest groups. Congress's role Court decisions and write politics, economics, society. in the economy, budgeting, about them. Credits: 3 domestic policy, and national Credits: 3 Prerequisites: security policy. Prerequisites: PSC 1200 Credits: 3 PSC 1100 Prerequisites: PSC 2220: International Law PSC 1100 PSC 2150: U.S. Pol. Parties & The rules and principles of Elections international law based on a PSC 2125: U.S. Presidency The place of parties in national study of treaties, diplomatic The nature, functions, and politics; the nature, practice, and cases dealt with development of the American organization, and functions of by international and national presidency, including relations political parties; suffrage courts. between the president and requirements and election Credits: 3 other Washington actors, the methods; the activities of Prerequisites: public and the press. organized interests. PSC 1200 Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Prerequisites: Prerequisites: PSC 2230: International PSC 1100 PSC 1100 Organization The development of PSC 2130: U.S. Judiciary PSC 2180: U.S. National international organization, the Historical overview of the Security Policy U.N., its principles, structure, Supreme Court; competing Development of strategic and accomplishments; regional perspectives on judicial thought in the United States, organizations; prospects for behavior; and patterns in the arms control and disarmament, the future. relationship between the Court intelligence, technology, Credits: 3 and other branches of the alliance policy, role of civilian Prerequisites: federal government. and military branches of PSC 1200 Credits: 3 government, and related Prerequisites: topics. PSC 2240: Internat'l Political PSC 1100 Credits: 3 Economy Prerequisites: Interactions between domestic, PSC 2140: US Con Law I: PSC 1100 comparative and international Powers&Struct politics and economics. Major Supreme Court cases PSC 2190: U.S. Pub Opinion & Institutions, ideas and power concerning the powers of Polit Behav dynamics in trade, finance, and Congress and the president, The normative and empirical development. The movement federalism, commerce taxing, roles of public opinion and of labor, goods, services, and and voting. civic involvement in American capital across national Credits: 3 democrary; conceptual and boundaries. Prerequisites: measurement issues, Credits: 3 PSC 1100 individual-level and societal Prerequisites: factors influencing public PSC 1200 opinion and political behavior. Credits: 3 Prerequisites: PSC 1100

246 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog PSC 2260: War and Conflict PSC 2350: African Politics PSC 2380: European Politics Causes of interstate war, laws Politics and societies of European political institutions, and norms of war, nuclear contemporary Africa. changes in party systems, and proliferation and deterrence, Colonialism and its legacies. impact of European terrorism, civil war, territorial Postcolonial regimes; integration/globalization on disputes, religion and conflict, authoritarianism, neo- domestic economies. and humanitarian and military patrimonialism and "big man" Credits: 3 intervention and peacekeeping. rule; political reform and Prerequisites: Credits: 3 democratization. Theories of PSC 1300 Prerequisites: conflict and onflictc esolution.r PSC 1200 Economic development: PSC 2390: Indian & South International and domestic Asian Politics PSC 2310: Nationalism explanations of poverty and The historical development of National identity and underdevelopment; the HIV India and Pakistan; their consciousness, origin and crisis, foreign aid, debt and contemporary problems and development of nations and debt relief, and economic conduct of foreign relations states. Role and effects of reform and renewed growth. with the great powers. nationalism in modern politics, Credits: 3 Credits: 3 culture, society, and economy. Prerequisites: Prerequisites: Credits: 3 PSC 1300 PSC 1300 PSC 2330: East Asian Politics PSC 2360: Latin American PSC 2410: Early Political Northeast Asian countries' Politics Theories political and economic Politics and societies of The relevance of the classics of development after World War contemporary Latin America. political thought for II. Legacies of social revolution understanding modern politics Credits: 3 and authoritarian rule; from the Greeks to the modern Prerequisites: democratic transition and era. PSC 1300 consolidation; market reforms Credits: 3 and their consequences. PSC 2340: Politics of the Arab PSC 2420: Modern Political Democratic representation; the World Theories resurgence of the political left; Political change in the principal identity politics (race/ethnicity, The structure of modern Arab States with emphasis on inclusion and exclusion). US- political thought and the diverse forms of rule and Latin American relations: developments of twentieth political movements. The immigration, trade, energy, and century political thought as an impact of colonial rule and security policies. aid to understanding our age. socioeconomic changes on Credits: 3 Credits: 3 political life, leadership, social Prerequisites: PSC 3110: Politics of structure, political culture, and PSC 1300 modernization. Immigration (U.S.) Credits: 3 PSC 2370: Third World Politics This course explores the varied Prerequisites: Political systems of the perspectives of public, private, PSC 1300 developing world, including and nonprofit leaders on the ideologies, the role of the nature of American citizenship military, nation building, gender from the founding era to the issues, religion, ethnic conflict 21st century. It examines how and additional topics. the meaning of American Credits: 3 citizenship continues to shape Prerequisites: political life in multiple ways - PSC 1300 from legislation, to advocacy, to social service provision in the United States. Credits: 3

247 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog PSC 3120: Political PSC 3220: Middle East PSC 3320: Russian Politics Communication (U.S.) International Rels The contemporary Russian The role, behavior and Intra-regional and international political system; political influence of communications in problems facing the Middle transformation from the American politics. East: the struggle for Communist system which Credits: 3 independence; the impact of preceded it. the Cold War; the protracted Credits: 3 PSC 3130: Women and Politics conflict between Israelis and in the U.S. Arabs; and the tensions in the PSC 3330: British Politics Why women traditionally have oil-rich Persian Gulf. Development of the British been marginal to political life; Credits: 3 state; the powers of Parliament the efforts of women in the and other institutions; the past and today to change that PSC 3230: Development and British welfare state, public fact; the problems that must be Aid opinion, and policing; solved before women can Development and the role of questions of union and translate their numerical official vde elopment devolution; major current strength into political power. assistance. Includes aid topics in British politics. Credits: 3 effectiveness, modalities, Credits: 3 impact of globalization, PSC 3140: Race, Ethnicity & conflation of aid with strategic PSC 3340: Irish Conflict and Pol. in U.S. purpose, and rising influence of Peace The importance of race and non-traditional donors, such as Foundations of the Irish state; ethnicity in American politics, China and oil-exporting political system and party and the politics (historical, countries. system development; conflict legal, attitudinal, and Credits: 3 in Northern Ireland; relations behavioral) of four of the within the divided island and United States' principal racial PSC 3240: East Asia Political between the Irish Republic and and ethnic minority groups- Economy Britain; Irish social, political blacks (African-Americans), Interactions between domestic cultural and economic Latinos, Asians, and Native and international actors in Asia; development; gender in Irish Americans. role of political regimes, society and politics; Ireland in Credits: 3 institutions and firms; dynamic the international political processes of trade and system. PSC 3150: Political Psychology financial sector liberalization Credits: 3 The interplay between politics and economic crisis. and psychology; principles, Credits: 3 PSC 3410: Theories of War terminology, and methods of Prerequisites: and Peace psychological theories to PSC 1200 or junior standing. The relevance of the classics of understand how people think political thought for and feel about politics and how PSC 3250: Genocide and Mass understanding modern politics politics affects their thinking. Killing from the Greeks to the modern Credits: 3 Definitions of genocide and era. mass killing, causes of Credits: 3 PSC 3210: American Foreign genocide and mass killing, Policy contexts in which violence PSC 3420: American Political The institutions, processes, and occurs, dynamics of violence, Thought ideas which shape variations in violence, The founding of the American contemporary American individual motivations of Republic; nature of the federal foreign policy; the major perpetrators, rescue and union, factions, popular problem areas. resistance, obstacles and sovereignty, the extended Credits: 3 opportunities for intervention republic, representation, and prevention, tribunals and separation of powers, and truth commissions. checks and balances. Credits: 3 Subsequent issues and controversies about these and related matters. Credits: 3

248 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog PSC 3440: Politics and PSC 5210: Ind Study in Intern'l PSC 6503: Internship Elective Religion Rel Internship. The nature of religious and Readings, research, and writing Credits: 3 political identity; the possibility on topics in international and desirability of keeping relations under faculty PSC 6900: Political Sci them apart; the relationship supervision. Pre-requisite: Seminar between religion and politics in permission of instructor and Capstone seminar on a free society; religious department chair. specialized topics in political pluralism, its requirements and Credits: 3 science. consequences; the prospects Prerequisites: Credits: 3 for "civil religion." PSC 1200 Prerequisites: Credits: 3 permission of instructor and PSC 1100 and PSC 1200 and department chair. PSC 1300 and PSC 1400 and PSC 4175: Topics in Am Gov & PSC 1900 Politics PSC 5310: Ind Study in Topical courses in American Comparative Pol PSC 7000: Research Concepts Government and Politics Readings, research, and writing & Approaches offered on occasional basis. on topics in comparative Tools needed to think critically Credits: 3 politics under faculty about questions of political supervision. Pre-requisite: science; various research PSC 4275: Topics in Internat'l permission of instructor and methods employed by political Relations department chair. scientists; skills necessary to Topical courses in International Credits: 3 write cogent essays and Relations offered on occasional Prerequisites: conduct original research. . basis. PSC 1300 Credits: 3 Credits: 3 permission of instructor and PSC 7175: Topics in American department chair. PSC 4375: Topics in Government Comparative Politics PSC 5410: Ind Study in Topics of special interest in Topical courses in comparative Political Theory American Government. politics offered on occasional Readings, research, and writing Credits: 3 basis. on topics in political theory PSC 7275: Topics in Int'l Credits: 3 under faculty supervision. Pre- Relations requisite; permission of PSC 4475: Topics in Political instructor and department Topics of special interest in Theory chair. International Relations. Topical courses in political Credits: 3 Credits: 3 theory offered on an Prerequisites: occasional basis. PSC 7375: Topics in PSC 1400 Comparative Politics Credits: 3 permission of instructor and Topics of special interest in department chair. PSC 5110: Ind Study in Am Gov Comparative Politics. & Politics PSC 6160: Washington Credits: 3 Readings, research, and writing Minimester on topics in American PSC 7475: Topics in Political A three-week program of Theory government and politics under seminars in Washington, D.C. Topics of special interest in faculty supervision. Pre- with public officials,taff s Political Theory. requisite: permission of members, party leaders, and Credits: 3 instructor and department interest group representatives. chair. Held annually in mid-May. Credits: 3 Enrolls the previous fall. Limit: Prerequisites: 15 students. Permission of PSC 1100 instructor required. permission of instructor and Credits: 3 department chair. Prerequisites: Permission of instructor required.

249 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog PSY 2100: Sem Professional PSY 2700: Industrial/ Psychological Development Organizationl Psy and Brain Overview of ethical and Applications of psychological professional issues in data, theories, research Sciences psychology. methods, and testing Credits: 1 procedures to individuals in PSY 1000: General Psychology Prerequisites: organizational settings. Introductory examination of PSY 1000 :D- or PSY 1001 :D- Credits: 3 the fundamental concepts of or HON 1811 :D- Prerequisites: psychology, with particular PSY 1000 :D- or PSY 1001 :D- PSY 2150: Undergrad or HON 1811 :D- emphasis on the description of Research Experience normal human behavior and Supervised research PSY 2800: Human Factors those factors that underlie it. experience. Students may Application of theories of Prerequisite to all other register for PSY 2150 more human performance courses in psychology. than once. (perception, cognition, and Credits: 3 Credits: 1 motor control) to the design of PSY 1001: Intro to Brain and Prerequisites: products and systems. Behavior PSY 1000 or PSY 1001 or HON Credits: 3 Examination of fundamental 1811 Prerequisites: concepts in psychology with PSY 1000 :D- or PSY 1001 :D- PSY 2400: Cross-Cultural or HON 1811 :D- special emphasis on underlying Psychology neural mechanisms. Satisfies Theory and research on PSY 2900: Special Topics same pre-requisite cultural influences on human An intensive examination of requirements as PSY 1000 and diversity in behavior and selected topical areas within is the preferred introductory psychological processes. psychology. psychology course for CBN Credits: 3 Credits: 3 majors. Cannot receive credit Prerequisites: Prerequisites: for both PSY 1000 and PSY PSY 1000 :D- or PSY 1001 :D- PSY 1000 :D- or PSY 1001 :D- 1001. or HON 1811 :D- or HON 1811 :D- Credits: 3 PSY 2450: Psychology of PSY 2901: Special Topics PSY 2000: Intro Statistics Gender Laboratory Basic concepts, assumptions, Sexism in psychological Credits: 1 and applications of descriptive research & theory; gender statistics and inferential stereotyping & discrimination; PSY 2905: Special Topics statistics. psychological theories of Seminar Credits: 3 gender; women's physical & Selected topics in memory Prerequisites: mental health, female sexuality improvement, time PSY 1000 :D- or PSY 1001 :D- & lifespan development; sexual management, stress or HON 1811 :D- orientation; victimization of management, interpersonal PSY 2050: Research Methods women; biological influences communication, etc. Open to in Psy. on women's experiences. all Majors. Only three 1-credit seminars may be applied Introduction to the reading, Credits: 3 toward graduation. Cannot be design, and reporting of Prerequisites: used to fulfill Psychology psychological research. Writing PSY 1000 :D- or PSY 1001 :D- electives. intensive. or HON 1811 :D- Credits: 1 Credits: 3 Prerequisites: PSY 1000 :D- or PSY 1001 :D- or HON 1811 :D-

250 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog PSY 2993: Psychology PSY 3600: Social Psychology PSY 4500: Cognitive Internship Survey of theory and research Psychology Supervised work experience in on altruism, attraction, social Theory and research on human agency, hospital, school, or cognition, the self, attitudes learning, memory, and company. Minimum 3.0 G.P.A., and attitude change, social cognitive processes. Writing Psychology major. Permission influence, affiliation, personal intensive. of instructor. Apply in control, and aggression. Credits: 3 Psychology Department office. Credits: 3 Prerequisites: Cannot be used to fulfill Prerequisites: (PSY 2000 :Y :D- or PSY 4000 Psychology electives. Graded PSY 1000 :D- or PSY 1001 :D- :D-) and PSY 2050 :D- or PSY S/U. or HON 1811 :D- 2000 :D- and PSY 2050 :Y :D- Credits: 3 Prerequisites: PSY 3700: Abnormal PSY 4600: Animal Learning & PSY 1000 :D- or PSY 1001 :D- Psychology Cognition or HON 1811 :D- Classification, etiology, and Cognitive mechanisms treatment of mental and responsible for simple behavior PSY 2996: Psychology behavioral disorders with and behavioral change as they Internship emphasis on contemporary have been studied using animal Credits: 6 theory and research. subjects. Credits: 3 Credits: 3 PSY 3200: Human Prerequisites: Prerequisites: Development (PSY 1000 :D- or PSY 1001 :D- (PSY 1000 :D- or PSY 1001 :D- Theory and research on social/ or HON 1811 :D-) and PSY 2050 or HON 1811 :D-) and PSY 2050 personality, physical, and :D- :D- cognitive/intellectual changes from infancy through old age. PSY 3800: Clinical Psychology PSY 4700: Personality Theory Credits: 3 Fundamental concepts, basic & Research Prerequisites: areas of professional Credits: 3 PSY 1000 :D- or PSY 1001 :D- functioning, and contemporary or HON 1811 :D- issues in the mental health PSY 4800: Psychological field. Measurement PSY 3300: Perception Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Theory and application of Prerequisites: PSY 5150: Foundations of sensory and perceptual (PSY 1000 :D- or PSY 1001 :D- Modern Psych processes such as distance or HON 1811 :D-) and PSY 2050 perception, color vision, :D- Overview of the major illusions and deafness. concepts and theories of Credits: 3 PSY 4200: Biopsychology psychology presented in a Prerequisites: Theoretical and laboratory historical context. PSY 1000 :D- or PSY 1001 :D- examination of basic neural Credits: 3 or HON 1811 :D- and hormonal processes Prerequisites: underlying behavior. (PSY 1000 :D- or PSY 1001 :D- PSY 3500: Psych of Credits: 3 or HON 1811 :D-) and PSY 2000 Personality Prerequisites: :D- and PSY 2050 :D- Theories, dynamics, and (PSY 1000 :D- or PSY 1001 :D- PSY 5250: Contemp Research structure of personality. or HON 1811 :D-) and (PSY Issues in Psy Students cannot receive credit 2000 :Y :D- and PSY 2050 :D-) for this course and PSY 4700. or (PSY 2000 :D- and PSY Recent and emerging topics, Credits: 3 2050 :Y :D-) issues, and methods in Prerequisites: psychological science. PSY 1000 :D- or PSY 1001 :D- Credits: 3 or HON 1811 :D- Prerequisites: (PSY 1000 :D- or PSY 1001 :D- or HON 1811 :D-) and PSY 2000 :D- and PSY 2050 :D-

251 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog PSY 5900: Independent PA 4100: Public Budgeting Research Project How government and Russian Studies Supervised research project nonprofits aiser revenue, RUS 1111: Introductory Russian and report. Student may engage in the budgeting I register for PSY 5900 more process, and use budgets to than once; however, only 3 manage in the public sector. Functional use of Russian for hours of research can be Credits: 3 students with no prior applied toward the degree knowledge of Russian. requirements in psychology. PA 4200: Organizational Recitations, readings and oral Credits: 3 Development drills. Supplementary language Prerequisites: Evaluation of human capital laboratory work. PSY 1000 :D- or PSY 1001 :D- initiatives, marketing and Credits: 6 communication strategies, and or HON 1811 :D- RUS 1112: Introductory Russian service delivery in government II and nonprofit organizations. Credits: 3 Functional use of Russian for Public students with no prior PA 5000: Special Topics knowledge of Russian. Administration Special topics in public Recitations, readings and oral administration. drills. Supplementary language PA 1050: Public Credits: 3 laboratory work. RUS 1111 or Administration equivalent or permission of Administrative politics, law, and PA 5100: Independent Study instructor. ethics, organizational theory Individual students with Credits: 6 and technical fields, such as specific interests in public RUS 1123: Intermediate budgeting, planning, and administration work on a Russian I personnel. tutorial basis with an Credits: 3 appropriate professor. Review of Introductory Credits: 3 Russian, followed by further PA 2000: Public Policy development of reading, Theories of public policy PA 6000: Vocation of Public speaking, writing, and making, national public Service translation skills. policies, and contemporary The exploration of the concept Credits: 3 issues. of public service as a Prerequisites: Credits: 3 "vocation," envisioning public RUS 1111 :D- service as a means of self- PA 2100: City and Suburb expression through which RUS 1124: Intermediate Politics and problems in citizen-servants discover Russian II metropolitan areas of the meaning and purpose in their Continued development of United States. lives by promoting the skills employed in Intermediate Credits: 3 common good and developing Russian I. the bonds of community. Credits: 3 PA 3000: Overview of Non- Credits: 3 Prerequisites: Profit Sector RUS 1123 :D- Examination of the size, scope, PA 6100: PSA Internship central activities, and public Supervised work opportunity RUS 1125: Intermediate impact of the nonprofit sector to explore public service Russian III in the U.S. and abroad. professional interests and gain Credits: 3 Exploration of current trends experience in the public or RUS 1131: Conversation and career opportunities in the nonprofit sector. Prerequisite: Composition nonprofit sector. Approval from the Chair of the Credits: 3 Department of Public Advanced communication skills Administration. including reading and Credits: 3 discussing topics on current Prerequisites: events. PA 1050 :Y or PA 2000 :Y Credits: 3

252 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog RUS 1132: Advanced Convers & SOC 1500: Social Problems SOC 2400: Sociology of Social Comp Significant problems of Work A continuation of RUS 1131. American society; the History and development of Credits: 3 sociocultural basis of social social welfare; basic issues in problems, the conditions social welfare planning and RUS 3412: Russian Culture in facilitating their incidence, and administration. The major Context approaches to therapeutic methods of social work, Advanced study of topics of intervention. practice; social casework, special interest in Russian Credits: 3 group work and community language, literary and/or organization, in such areas as cultural studies. May be SOC 1903: Internship Elective child welfare, family service repeated for credit if topic Credits: 3 and counseling, probation and changes. corrections. SOC 1906: Internship Elective Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Credits: 6 RUS 4110: Russian Film SOC 2600: Sociology of Understanding of Russian life SOC 1909: Internship Elective Religion and culture today by focusing Credits: 9 The interaction between on basic historical, ideological, SOC 2100: Cultural society and religion; religion economic, religious and Anthropology and scientific claims; cultural developments. Each investigation of human nature Principles of cultural student chooses one aspect of as social and the concept of anthropology; ethnological social development for further oneness in religion. variations in language, research. Conducted in English. Credits: 3 Credits: 3 techniques, customs and values; problems of cultural SOC 2700: Business and RUS 4120: The Russian Short development and change. Society Story Credits: 3 The structure of complex Representative Russian short SOC 2200: Sociology of organizations and their stories from Pushkin to Deviance relationship to other social Pasternak. Conducted in institutions. Emphasis on the A sociological examination of English. modern corporation, how rule-breaking behavior; causal Credits: 3 corporations interact with theories of deviance; types of labor and government, and RUS 4130: Russian Novel deviance and their distribution how corporations and in contemporary society. Credits: 3 organizations affect our Credits: 3 RUS 5900: everyday lives. Russian:Independent Study SOC 2300: Sociology of the Credits: 3 Family Supervised study, activity or SOC 2800: Sociology of research. May be taken more Institutional organization of Occupations mate selection, courtship, and than once. Prior approval of Influence of the social milieu marriage relationships in chair and instructor. upon internal organizations of American society; family Credits: 3 occupations and professional relationships and functions; modes of selection, entrance, family disorganization and and training; occupational change. mobility and career patterns; Sociology Credits: 3 occupational influences upon SOC 1000: Intro to Sociology individual behavior. Introduction to the analysis of Credits: 3 social behavior, emphasis on socialization, collective and group behavior. Credits: 3

253 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog SOC 2900: Politics, Economy SOC 3400: Health, Medicine & SOC 3700: Urban Sociology and Society Society The nature of the city; history Relationships between state This course explores the social of urban settlement; urban and society from a dimensions of health, disease form; institutions, comparative perspective. and illness, focusing especially organizational structures and Focuses primarily on the on the social determinants of processes; major problems of United States, with frequent disease, the social experience living in urban America. references to the experiences of illness, and the role and Credits: 3 of other developed nations as meaning of medicine and well as those of third world public health in modern U.S. SOC 3750: Human Populations countries. society. The class examines Credits: 3 Credits: 3 how we define health problems SOC 3800: Social Movements and their solutions, and it SOC 2950: Perspectives on US considers the ways in which The sociological study of social Poverty factors such as race, gender movements, including Poverty in the United States, and class, and social mobilization, participation, emphasizing the experience of connections affect health. tactics, goals and ideology; the the past thirty years Credits: 3 social contexts in which (measurement, causes, and movements arise and develop; policies to combat poverty). SOC 3450: Social Psychiatry the nature and influence of Emphasis on the special Cultural and social patterns in historical and contemporary problems of urban poverty and the causation, incidence and movements and activism. poverty among children. treatment of mental health Credits: 3 Credits: 3 problems; emphasis upon SOC 3900: Social Inequality current approaches to mental SOC 2993: Internship illness and the relation of Development and influence of Internship mental illness to criminal, class structures; emphasis Credits: 3 antisocial and deviant behavior. upon modern stratification Credits: 3 systems and their relation to SOC 2996: Internship community and societal power Internship SOC 3500: Sociology of structures. Credits: 6 Gender Credits: 3 Sex roles examined from a SOC 3300: Sociology of Law SOC 4000: Special Topics social learning and The meaning, origin, and developmental perspective; Topics addressing special or impact of law viewed from recent changes in related emerging interests, chosen for several sociological attitudes and behaviors, their current importance and perspectives; the law in action consequences for interpersonal the specific xpertisee of an and the social context of legal relationships and societal instructor. professions. organization. Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Credits: 3 SOC 4200: Sports and Society SOC 3600: Sociology of Race Sports as both a unifying and & Racism divisive social force. The Development of race and corporatization and ethnic relationships in America; commodification of organized the impact of power-conflict sports. relations on race and ethnic Credits: 3 patterns; particular attention SOC 5000: Nature & His of Soc given to development from Thry early 1950's to present. The nature of sociological Credits: 3 theory and the major theoretical developments which have shaped the field of sociology. Credits: 3

254 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog SOC 5050: Soc Theory & SPA 1131: Conversation & Public Policy Spanish Studies Composition I Influence of sociological ideas Regular practice in SPA 1111: Introductory Spanish on social policies. Students will conversation and composition I be expected to design a with review of grammar and theoretically driven empirical Groundwork Spanish, including continuing work on language study which impacts on some oral proficiency, aural skills in Spanish. Students public policy. comprehension, and reading; should have completed SPA Credits: 3 for students with no prior 1122 or the equivalent. Prerequisites: knowledge of Spanish. Credits: 3 SOC 1000 Supplementary language laboratory work and oral drills. SPA 1132: Conversation & SOC 5100: Contemp Thry & Credits: 4 Composition II Research Spanish 1132 is the continuation SPA 1112: Introductory Spanish Significant ontc emporary of a two-course sequence. II contributions to sociology Intensive practice in theory and research. Groundwork Spanish, including conversation and composition Credits: 3 oral proficiency, aural with review of grammar as well Prerequisites: comprehension, and reading; as an introduction to the SOC 1000 for students with no prior analysis of literary and cultural knowledge of Spanish. texts. As a result, students will SOC 5300: Data Analysis- Supplementary language develop their vocabulary and Social Scientist laboratory work and oral drills. improve their grammatical Credits: 3 Credits: 4 skills, allowing them to express themselves in a sophisticated SOC 5400: Applied Research SPA 1121: Intermediate way. Students should have in Soc Spanish I completed SPA 1131 or the Review of grammar, The development of real-world equivalent. Uses literary and composition, reading and research skills through the cultural readings (poetry, conversation. conversation. application of sociological essays, theater, web-based Students should have methods and statistics. Special media and narrative). Spanish completed SPA 1111 and 1112 or emphasis is given to sampling, 1132 is not recommended for the equivalent. measurement, applied Spanish Heritage Speakers. Credits: 3 statistics, data management Credits: 3 and evaluative research. SPA 1122: Intermediate Credits: 3 SPA 1135: Span for Heritage Spanish II Speakers II SOC 6000: Sociology Review of grammar, Practice in conversation and Independent Study composition, reading and composition with focus on conversation. conversation. Supervised project or research advanced proficiency in Students should have culminating in research report Spanish. Course conducted in completed SPA 1121 or the or major paper. Spanish. Restricted to students equivalent. Credits: 3 with Hispanic background who Credits: 3 SOC 6500: Seminar have been exposed to Spanish at home. Advanced course for seniors SPA 1130: Span. for Heritage Credits: 3 focusing on particular Speakers I substantive area; topics rotate. Combination of reading and SPA 1138: Advanced Grammar writing in addition to speaking. Credits: 3 Intensive grammar review with Work is individualized for Prerequisites: special attention to literary needs of students. Objective is (SOC 5300 and SOC 5400) style. Students should have to prepare students for a more and (SOC 5000 or SOC 5050 completed 1132 or the advanced course. Restricted to or SOC 5100) equivalent. student with Hispanic Credits: 3 background who have been exposed to Spanish at home, at all levels. Credits: 3

255 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog SPA 1140: Writing & Stylistics SPA 2124: Creative Writing in SPA 2424: Saints in Spain in Span. Spanish This course will study the Intensive practice in written Designed specifically ot evolution of the idea of expression and textual analysis develop the creativity and sainthood between the 8th and for heritage and non-heritage talent of the students at the 13th centuries. Drawing on speakers. Compositions are same time of improving their Arabic and Latin texts in modeled on selected Spanish spoken and written Spanish Spanish translation as well as texts. through daily writing practice Spanish texts, we will study Credits: 3 in and out of the classroom. issues like shared saint Pre-requisite SPA 1132 or veneration, social norms and SPA 2012: Special Topics authorization from instructor. collective memory in Medieval Abroad Credits: 3 Spain. Pre-requisite SPA 1132 or The course will serve to Prerequisites: authorization from instructor. transfer study abroad courses SPA 1132 Credits: 3 at the 2000 level whose SPA 1132 or authorization from Prerequisites: description is relevant to the instructor. SPA 1132 program but do not have an SPA 1132 or authorization from exact equivalent in our SPA 2220: Literature & Culture instructor. curriculum. Pre-requisite SPA of Spain 1132 or authorization from The foremost works of Spanish SPA 2993: Community instructor. literature from the beginnings Interpre. Internship Credits: 3 to present day. A required A community-based Prerequisites: course for majors. Students experience helping lawyers SPA 1132 should have completed 1132 or translate & interpret for the SPA 1132 or authorization from the equivalent. Pre-requisite Philadelphia Hispanic instructor. SPA 1132 or authorization from community. Pre-requisite SPA instructor. 1132 or authorization from SPA 2044: Latin American Credits: 3 instructor. Novel Prerequisites: Credits: 3 Reading and interpretation of SPA 1132 Prerequisites: Spanish-American novels from SPA 1132 or authorization from SPA 1132 the modernist period to the instructor. SPA 1132 or authorization from present. Students should have instructor. completed 1132 or the SPA 2221: Lit. & Cult. of Latin equivalent. Pre-requisite SPA America SPA 3025: Faces of Modernity 1132 or authorization from Spanish-American literature Study of artistic trends in instructor. from colonial times to the twentieth century Spain. Pre- Credits: 3 present. A required course for requisite: Any SPA course at Prerequisites: majors. Students should have the 2000 level or authorization SPA 1132 completed 1132 or the from the instructor. SPA 1132 or authorization from equivalent. Pre-requisite SPA Credits: 3 instructor. 1132 or authorization from Prerequisites: instructor. Any SPA course at the 2000 Credits: 3 level or authorization from the Prerequisites: instructor. SPA 1132 SPA 1132 or authorization from SPA 3044: Tales of an instructor. Unstable World Representative trends in 20th century Spanish novels. Pre- requisite: any SPA course at the 2000 level or authorization from instructor. Credits: 3 Prerequisites: any SPA course at the 2000 level or authorization from instructor.

256 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog SPA 3045: Chilean Folklore SPA 3074: Hispanic Cinema SPA 3254: Spanish Lyric Examines the short fiction in all Spanish films based on literary Tradition its forms in the Hispanic literary works as a medium will be Examines the major themes tradition. Any SPA course at used to better understand and evolution of Spanish lyrical the 2000 levell or contemporary Spanish culture verse from its beginnings to authorization from instructor. and civilization. Pre-requisite: present day. Credits: 3 any SPA course at the 2000 Credits: 3 level or authorization from Prerequisites: SPA 3046: Latin America Now instructor. Any SPA course at the 2000 The contemporary novel and Credits: 3 level or authorization from short story Borges, Cartazar, Prerequisites: instructor. Asturias, Fuentes, Machado de any SPA course at the 2000 Assis, Rulfo, Garcia Marquez. level or authorization from SPA 3412: Special Topics Credits: 3 instructor. Advanced study of topics of Prerequisites: special interest in Spanish any SPA course at the 2000 SPA 3200: Intro to Spanish literary and/or cultural studies. level or authorization from Translation May be repeated for credit if instructor. Hands-on introduction to topic changes. Pre-requisite: written Spanish-English Any SPA course at the 2000 SPA 3054: Latin American translation. The emphasis is on level or authorization from Poetry Spanish to English translation instructor. The development of Spanish- of a variety of different texts Credits: 3 American poetry from colonial from the fields of business, law, Prerequisites: times to the present. Pre- literature, tourism, and science. Any SPA course at the 2000 requisites: any SPA course at Basic theory principles and level or authorization from the 2000 level or authorization translation procedures instructor. from instructor. considered a vital component Credits: 3 in the formal training of a SPA 3484: Medieval Cultures Prerequisites: translator. The Cid and other major works any SPA course at the 2000 Credits: 3 of the Spanish Middle Ages: level or authorization from Prerequisites: early lyric, epic, ballad, prose. instructor. SPA 1138 Pre-requisite: Any SPA course at the 2000 level or SPA 3064: Spanish Theatre of SPA 3214: Intro to Spanish authorization from instructor. 20 & 21 c. Linguistics Credits: 3 A critical analysis of The structure of Spanish. Prerequisites: representative dramatic works Methods, findings, and theory Any SPA course at the 2000 of Spain from Jacinto of linguistic research on the level or authorization from Benavente to present day, with sound system and the instructor. special emphasis on women structures of present-day dramatists and gender issues Spanish. The basics of abstract SPA 3485: Nature in Medieval of the twentieth and twenty- linguistic analysis. Hands-on Culture first centuries within the introduction to the major La naturaleza en la culture historical and socio-cultural subdisciplines of linguistics: medieval explores issues evolution of contemporary morphology, phonetics, through literature: the Spain. Pre-requite: Any SPA phonology, semantics, and perception of the world, the course at the 2000 level or syntax. Pre-requisite: Any SPA intersection between nature authorization from instructor. course at the 2000 level or and religion, the relation Credits: 3 authorization from instructor. between literature and visual Prerequisites: Credits: 3 arts, the importance and Any SPA course at the 2000 Prerequisites: meaning of nature in political level or authorization from Any SPA course at the 2000 discourse. instructor. level or authorization from Credits: 3 instructor. Prerequisites: Any SPA course at the 2000 level or authorization from instructor.

257 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog SPA 3654: Early Modern SPA 3970: Research Seminar SPA 7470: Poetics in Early Poetry Principles and techniques of Modern Spain^ Traces the political and socio- literary research. Overview of Examines the socio-humanist cultural milieu of Spain's Early major Spanish and Spanish- and theo-philosophical Modern era as reflected in the American authors and revolution of Spanish society of works of representative poets representative works. Pre- the 16th and 17th centuries of Spain's renaissance period at requisite: Any SPA course at through its foremost poets. the beginning of Europe's 16th the 2000 level or authorization Credits: 3 century through Spain's from instructor. baroque ending with the close Credits: 3 SPA 7491: Contemporary of the 17th century. Pre- Prerequisites: Spanish Stage requisite: Any SPA course at Any SPA course at the 2000 Examines the dichotomy the 2000 level or authorization level or authorization from between socio-political from instructor. instructor. repression and conformity and Credits: 3 protest in Spain of XX and XXI Prerequisites: SPA 5900: Independent Study centuries through Any SPA course at the 2000 in Spanish representative dramatists. level or authorization from Supervised study, activity or Credits: 3 instructor. research. May be taken more than once. Pre-requisite: SPA 7492: Readings Spanish SPA 3744: Cervantes Intermediate Spanish or above. Modernism An interdisciplinary approach Prior approval of chair and A study of Spanish modernism, to Cervantes's work. Pre- instructor. showing how imported images requisite: Any SPA course at Credits: 3 and pessimistic ideologies from the 2000 level or authorization Prerequisites: Europe helped shape the from instructor. SPA 1132 :Y Spanish culture of the first part Credits: 3 of the twentieth century. Prerequisites: SPA 7400: Approach to Credits: 3 Any SPA course at the 2000 Teaching Spa Lang SPA 7493: Poetic Voices of level or authorization from Credits: 3 Spa-20 & 21 C instructor. SPA 7410: Latin American Lyric poetry of Spain from the SPA 3764: Drama of Golden Poetry beginning of the twentieth- Age Credits: 3 century to present day against The representation of the the background of European SPA 7420: Literary and monarch, women, minority historical, socio-cultural, Cultural Theories groups, etc. in Golden Age philosophical and artistic society through its drama. Critical approaches to literature consciousness. Credits: 3 with the necessary theoretical Credits: 3 Prerequisites: background designed to Any SPA course at the 2000 familiarize students with level or authorization from various methods for analyzing Statistics instructor. literary texts. Credits: 3 SPA 3944: Hispanic Pop STAT 1230: Intro Statistics I Culture SPA 7440: Special Topics Displaying and summarizing This course discusses the Credits: 3 data, basic probability concepts, normal distributions, influence of popular culture SPA 7451: Cervantine Spain expressions such as music, sampling distributions, An interdisciplinary approach cinema, literature, sports and estimation for a single to Cervantes' Spain food in the nation building population parameter, Credits: 3 projects in Latin America. regression and correlation. Not Credits: 3 open to students who have Prerequisites: completed MAT 1505. Any SPA course at the 2000 Credits: 3 level or authorization from STAT 1235: Intro Statistics II instructor. Credits: 3

258 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog STAT 1250: Stats in Health STAT 4310: Stat Methods STAT 4452: Nonparametric Care Research Data displays and Statistics Descriptive and inferential summarization, probability Credits: 3 statistics: graphical displays, distributions, point and interval estimation, & hypothesis estimation, hypothesis testing, STAT 4480: Data Mining testing. Restricted to nursing categorical data analysis, Credits: 3 students; others by special regression and correlation. STAT 5700: Math Statistics I permission only. Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Prerequisites: Probability, random variables, MAT 1505 :Y joint distributions, expected STAT 1260: Elementary values, limit theorems, Statistics STAT 4315: Applied Statistical distributions derived from the Credits: 3 Models normal distribution. Simple and multiple linear Credits: 3 STAT 1313: Statistics for Life regression, including Prerequisites: Sciences prediction, correlation, model MAT 2500 Statistical concepts and building, multicollinearity, STAT 5705: Math Statistics II methods with applications in influential observations, and biological and life sciences; model fit; ANOVA for designed Survey sampling, parameter data visualization, descriptive experiments, including estimation, hypothesis testing, statistics, probability completely randomized, two sample tests, analysis of distributions, interval randomized block and factorial variance, analysis of categorical estimation and hypothesis designs; Time Series including data, linear least squares. testing for one and two linear time series models, Credits: 3 variables, statistical software. moving averages, STAT 5905: Seminar in Credits: 3 autoregressive and ARIMA Statistics models, estimation and STAT 1430: Business Statistics Credits: 3 forecasting. Statistical concepts and Credits: 3 STAT 5910: Topics in Statistics methods useful in analyzing Prerequisites: Lecture course in an area of problems in all areas of MAT 1505 and (MAT 1430 or business. Descriptive statistics, statistics. May be repeated for STAT 1430 or MAT 4310 or credit if topics are different. probability, sampling STAT 4310) distributions, confidence Prerequisites: Dependent on intervals, hypothesis testing, STAT 4380: Data Science Topic. Credits: 3 regression analysis, and time Combining and summarizing series. Applications in various real-world data to inform STAT 7404: Statistical areas of business and decision-making and Methods economics. predictions; data wrangling, Data summarization and Credits: 4 visualization, text mining, display, distributions; binomial, ethics; uses R programming STAT 4210: Bayesian Poisson, normal, t, chi-square language. Some programming Statistical Analysis and F, estimation, hypothesis experience recommended. Application of Bayesian testing, linear regression, Credits: 3 correlation, statistical software statistical procedures. Prerequisites: Implementation using the packages. MAT 1230 or STAT 1230 or MAT Credits: 3 programming language R. 1250 or STAT 1250 or MAT 1313 Bayes's Theorem. Bayesian or STAT 1313 or MAT 1430 or statistical inference. Various STAT 1430 or MAT 4310 or types of prior distributions. STAT 4310 Computer-intensive methods. Assessing the prior. Robustness STAT 4416: Design of analysis. Writing Bayesian Experiments statistical reports. Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Prerequisites: STAT 4450: Regression for MAT 4310 or STAT 4310 Biostatistics Credits: 3

259 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog STAT 7500: Statistical THE 2025: Improvisational THE 2040: Theatre Practicum Programming Theatre Significant and esponsibler Use SAS and R for data Improvisation to explore non- participation in the manipulation, presentation, and verbal communication department's production summarization. Topics include strategies and the study of program. inputting/importing/exporting theatre as a communication Credits: 0 data cleaning and medium. Readings in non- manipulation, and numerical verbal communication and THE 2051: Creativity and graphical summaries/ modern theatre theory. Students from all disciplines analyses. Students will be Credits: 3 experiment with creativity in introduced to simulations, SAS Prerequisites: their major and their work, macro programming, and R THE 2029 :D- utilizing theatre-based functions. approaches to creating Credits: 3 THE 2029: Fund Princ of performances, stories, ads, Prerequisites: Acting business plans, films, and/or MAT 4310 :Y or STAT 4310 :Y or Traditional acting theories and projects that nurture MAT 7404 :Y or STAT 7404 :Y basic techniques: games, innovation, originality, and improvisation, sensory collaboration. STAT 8400: Statistical Theory awareness exercises and Credits: 3 I beginning work on scenes. Probability, random variables, Credits: 3 THE 3006: Shakespeare on univariate and multivariate Stage distributions, mathematical THE 2030: Advan Princ of Applies the acting and design expectation, Central Limit Acting techniques of Shakespeare's Theorem, Law of Large Creation of an original piece of theatre - architecture, lighting, Numbers. theater. Self-selected scenes special effects, and rehearsal used to deepen individual practices - to the This is a graduate course that growth. contemporary stage. Choose to requires permission of the Credits: 3 act, direct, or design for the Department Chair to enroll. final project, a series of site- THE 2032: Elements of Dance specific performances on The broad range of dance campus. No experience styles, dance theory, necessary Theatre vocabulary, and body Credits: 3 placement. THE 2019: The Theatrical Credits: 3 THE 3007: Playwriting Expernce Credits: 3 THE 2033: Advanced The variety of arts and crafts Elements of Dance THE 3008: Theatre of the Afr. that combine to create theatre. Diaspora Through hands-on experience, Expanded study of dance discussion, and performance, styles, dance theory, Theatre of the African Diaspora the interrelations among vocabulary, and body explores the effects of the dramatic idea, stage direction, placement. cultural landscape on dramatic acting, design and technical Credits: 3 literature throughout the elements that harmonize in a Prerequisites: diaspora and vise-versa. We theatrical production are THE 2032 :D- will examine plays, essays, articles and other media that discovered. THE 2034: Musical Theatre Credits: 3 deal with issues of race and Explores the conventions of class, beauty aesthetics, THE 2021: Theatre in musical theatre. Practical work masculinity, power, feminism, Philadelphia in the application of musical queer identity and post- Credits: 3 performance theory to specific colonialism with the goal of song, movement and stylized finding their ontc emporary acting techniques. resonance. Credits: 3 Credits: 3

260 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog THE 3010: Mindfulness in THE 4020: Directed Studies in THE 7130: Dramaturgy- Action Theatre Modern An investigation of classic Reading and practical work in a Further studies in production forms of mindfulness specialized area of theatrical dramaturgy, examining meditation and contemplation production or scholarship dramatic literature and - from calm abiding to insight under the direction of a faculty exploring late-nineteenth- and awareness to transformation - artist or scholar. twentieth-century theatrical through studying traditional Credits: 3 practices (Eastern and techniques and experiencing Western). Development of traditional practices. All in the THE 7100: Principles of Acting research skills necessary to interest of exploring and Fundamental training in the prepare dramaturgical expanding creativity in Stanislavsky System as applied materials designed to support everyday life. to performing realistic plays, production. Restricted to Credits: 3 including exercises, Graduate students and improvisation, & scene work. qualified Undergraduates. THE 3011: Asian Theatre Restricted to graduate Credits: 3 To understand Asian artistic students & qualified style and practice through undergraduates. THE 7140: Dramtc Vis & Frm viewing performances, Credits: 3 Classic examining aesthetics, and Study of the radical studying plays. THE 7110: Script Analysis juxtaposition of contrasting Credits: 3 Examination of the plays from different countries sociological, psychological and (Eastern and Western) and THE 3020: Teaching of Acting ideological circumstances of different eras (classic Credits: 3 modern and contemporary orientation) in the context of American plays through a line- dramatic theory and criticism. THE 3030: Spec Topics in by-line breakdown of text to Credits: 3 Theatre reveal the connection of action Prerequisites: A specialized area of theatre and characterization to theme. (THE 7110 or THE 8039) and studies (e.g., avant-garde, Restricted to Graduate (THE 7120 or THE 8504) and feminist, Asian, Melodrama), students and qualified (THE 7130 or THE 8501) combining elements of theatre Undergraduates history, dramatic literature and Credits: 3 THE 7150: Dramtc Vis & Frm criticism, as well as Modern performance and production THE 7120: Dramaturgy-Classic Study of the radical aspects of live theatre. Introduction to production juxtaposition of contrasting Credits: 3 dramaturgy, examining plays from different countries dramatic literature and (Eastern and Western) and THE 4010: Scenography exploring theatrical practices different eras (modern Credits: 3 from the fourth century B.C.E. orientation) in the context of to the beginning of the THE 4011: Directing the Play dramatic theory and criticism. nineteenth century. Credits: 3 Fundamentals of directing: Development of research skills Prerequisites: script analysis, approaches to necessary for dramaturgical (THE 7110 or THE 8039) and working with the actor, work. Restricted to Graduate (THE 7120 or THE 8504) and movement and blocking, students and qualified (THE 7130 or THE 8501) visualization, design, and Undergraduates. rhythm. Credits: 3 THE 7200: Production Credits: 3 Practicum I THE 4014: Women and Significant & esponsibler Theatre participation in the department production program. Credits: 3 THE 7210: Production Practicum II Significant & esponsibler participation in the department production program.

261 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog THE 7220: Production THL 2050: Old Testament THL 2200: Hebrew Prophets Practicum III Survey Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel and Significant & esponsibler Critical analysis of Old "the 12"; the meaningfulness of participation in the department Testament texts. Historical and the Prophets in today's world; production program. archaeological focus with Hebrew Wisdom Literature; attention to theory and influence of Egyptian and practice o of exegesis (text, Greek culture. Prerequisite: source, form, redaction, literary, Introductory bible course or Theology and narrative, rhetorical methods). permission of instructor Emphasis on the structure, Credits: 3 Religious Studies historical development Prerequisites: continuing vitality of texts and THL 1050 :D- or THL 1000 :D- THL 1000: Faith, Reason, and their contribution to the Old or HON 1825 :D- or HON 1003 Culture Testament teaching concerning :D- or HON 1053 :D- or THL Study of Christianity with a Creation, Convenant, Ten 1051 :D- or HON 1850 :D- or particular focus on Roman Commandments, Exodus, HON 1827 :D- Catholicism, animated by Conquest, Prophets, Augustine's concern to relate apocalyptic literature, etc. THL 2300: New Testament Christian faith, reason and Credits: 3 Survey human culture, using various Prerequisites: Critical analysis of New disciplinary approaches within THL 1050 :D- or THL 1000 :D- Testament texts; structure, the fields of theology and or HON 1825 :D- or HON 1003 meaning historical religious studies. :D- or HON 1053 :D- or THL development, continuing Credits: 3 1051 :D- or HON 1850 :D- or vitality and application; introduction to transmission of THL 1500: Spirituality & HON 1827 :D- traditions, formation of New Healing Arts THL 2100: Genesis to Judges Testament canon, use of Discovery of practical Critical analysis of Genesis textual, source, form, redaction, spirituality through engaging through Judges. Historical and and literary methods. select contemplative practices; archaeological focus with Credits: 3 deepening of individual topics including Creation, Prerequisites: spirituality and the discovery of Flood, Abraham and Sarah, THL 1050 :D- or THL 1000 :D- the presence of God in Isaac and Rebekah, Moses, or HON 1825 :D- or HON 1003 practicing healing arts; Exodus, Covenant, Joshua, the :D- or HON 1053 :D- or THL exploration of connections with judge Deborah, Samson and 1051 :D- or HON 1827 :D- or self, and patient, care; Delilah and others with social, HON 1850 :D- particular attention given to political and religious life Christian contemplative situations of these. THL 2310: Synoptic Gospels traditions. Credits: 3 Critical analysis of Matthew, Credits: 3 Prerequisites: Mark and Luke; structure, THL 1050 :D- or THL 1000 :D- meaning, historical or HON 1825 :D- or HON 1003 development, continuing :D- or HON 1053 :D- or THL vitality and application; use of 1051 :D- or HON 1850 :D- or textual, source, form, redaction HON 1827 :D- and literary methods Credits: 3 Prerequisites: THL 1050 :D- or THL 1000 :D- or HON 1825 :D- or HON 1003 :D- or HON 1053 :D- or THL 1051 :D- or HON 1850 :D- or HON 1827 :D-

262 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog THL 2420: Women in the Bible THL 2490: Themes in Biblical THL 2750: Augustine: Then Analysis of stories about Studies and Now women in the Bible: traditional Interdisciplinary approach to Exploration of connections and feminist readings biblical texts. Critical exegesis between our time and culture examined; use of textual, of biblical texts. and Augustine's time and source, form, redaction and Credits: 3 culture; study of select literary methods. Prerequisites: sermons and letters of St. Credits: 3 THL 1050 :D- or THL 1000 :D- Augustine; comparison and Prerequisites: or HON 1825 :D- or HON 1003 contrast of 'snapshots' of THL 1050 :D- or THL 1000 :D- :D- or HON 1053 :D- or THL moments in Augustine's or HON 1825 :D- or HON 1003 1051 :D- or HON 1827 :D- or experience with 'snapshots' :D- or HON 1053 :D- or THL HON 1850 :D- from the 3rd millennium. 1051 :D- or HON 1827 :D- or Credits: 3 HON 1850 :D- THL 2500: Themes Ancient Prerequisites: Christianity THL 1050 :D- or THL 1000 :D- THL 2460: Bible and Credits: 3 or HON 1825 :D- or HON 1003 Environment :D- or HON 1053 :D- or THL THL 2525: Themes Medieval Exploration of biblical 1051 :D- or HON 1827 :D- or Christianity perspectives on the HON 1850 :D- environment through a variety Credits: 3 of key characters and their THL 2760: Augustine's THL 2550: Themes Modern relation to the land and other Influence & Legacy Christianity creatures. Attention to Exploration of Augustine's historical treatment of the Modern Christian writings, influence on western theology - ecology in Christian and Jewish controversies, and events. the nature of the human being, theology and engagement of Credits: 3 the existence of human freewill, contemporary ecological Prerequisites: the nature of human sexuality, issues. THL 1050 :D- or THL 1000 :D- the nature of grace, the role of Credits: 3 or HON 1825 :D- or HON 1003 Christ as Savior, the extent of Prerequisites: :D- or HON 1053 :D- or THL God's salvific will orf humanity. THL 1050 :D- or THL 1000 :D- 1051 :D- or HON 1827 :D- or Credits: 3 or HON 1003 :D- or HON 1053 HON 1850 :D- Prerequisites: :D- or THL 1051 :D- or HON THL 2590: Themes Historical THL 1050 :D- or THL 1000 :D- 1825 :D- or HON 1827 :D- or Theology or HON 1825 :D- or HON 1003 HON 1850 :D- :D- or HON 1053 :D- or THL Selected topics in historical 1051 :D- or HON 1827 :D- or theology. THL 2470: New Testament HON 1850 :D- Ethics Credits: 3 Exploration of New Testament Prerequisites: ethical traditions. THL 1050 :D- or THL 1000 :D- Credits: 3 or HON 1825 :D- or HON 1003 :D- or HON 1053 :D- or THL THL 2480: New Testament 1051 :D- or HON 1827 :D- or Spirituality HON 1850 :D- Study of New Testament spiritual writers and traditions. Credits: 3 Prerequisites: THL 1050 :D- or THL 1000 :D- or HON 1825 :D- or HON 1003 :D- or HON 1053 :D- or THL 1051 :D- or HON 1827 :D- or HON 1850 :D-

263 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog THL 2780: Christianity in THL 3100: Christian THL 3310: Christian Practices History Anthropology of Beauty The emergence, growth and The relationship between God Exploration of Christian transformation of Christianity and the human person from a practices of beauty as from its origins in the eastern variety of view points: human prophetic resistance to Mediterranean to its worldwide origins; the purpose of life; the dominating consumeristic and expansion. Role of Christian problem of evil and the human technocratic tendencies of doctrinal and institutional condition; salvation as trans-Atlantic culture. developments in the divinization - insights and Investigation of theology of the emergence of Western approaches of recent writers. icon in the Eastern Orthodox societies. Ways in which Credits: 3 tradition; liberative-aesthetic Christian symbolism and ritual Prerequisites: praxis of Latin American have shaped the lives of THL 1050 :D- or THL 1000 :D- liberation theology; and ordinary Christians. or HON 1825 :D- or HON 1003 emergent ecological theology. Credits: 3 :D- or HON 1053 :D- or THL Credits: 3 Prerequisites: 1051 :D- or HON 1827 :D- or THL 1050 :D- or THL 1000 :D- HON 1850 :D- THL 3400: Sacraments or HON 1003 :D- or HON 1053 History of Christian :D- or THL 1051 :D- or HON THL 3200: Understanding sacraments; sacraments as 1825 :D- or HON 1827 :D- or Jesus celebrations of life in God; HON 1850 :D- The historical Jesus and theology of worship as questions of method; fulfillment of being human; THL 2900: Themes U.S. christologies of the early present and future shapes of Catholicism Christian sources and councils; Christian liturgy; applications Specialized treatment of the later tradition of to particular sacraments, e.g., particular topics in this field; Christological reflection; baptism, reconciliation, see announcement on comtemporary trajectories. eucharist. Department website @ Credits: 3 Credits: 3 www1.villanova.edu/villanova/ Prerequisites: Prerequisites: artsci/theology/ THL 1050 :D- or THL 1000 :D- THL 1050 :D- or THL 1000 :D- undergrad.html or HON 1825 :D- or HON 1003 or HON 1825 :D- or HON 1003 Credits: 3 :D- or HON 1053 :D- or THL :D- or HON 1053 :D- or THL Prerequisites: 1051 :D- or HON 1827 :D- or 1051 :D- or HON 1827 :D- or THL 1050 :D- or THL 1000 :D- HON 1850 :D- HON 1850 :D- or HON 1825 :D- or HON 1003 :D- or HON 1053 :D- or THL THL 3250: Problem of Evil THL 3450: Pastoral Care of the 1051 :D- or HON 1827 :D- or Formulations of the problem Sick HON 1850 :D- and historical attempts to solve Treatment of theological it. understanding of the THL 2910: Themes Global Credits: 3 sacrament, anointing of the Catholicism Prerequisites: sick. Examination of primary Specialized treatment of THL 1050 :D- or THL 1000 :D- texts on pastoral care from the particular topics in this field; or HON 1003 :D- or HON 1053 Roman Catholic Church, and of see announcement on :D- or THL 1051 :D- or HON the spirituality of caregivers. Department website@ 1825 :D- or HON 1827 :D- or Pastoral-theological www1.villanova.edu/villanova/ HON 1850 :D- exploration of entire range of artsci/theology/ care provided to the ill and undergrad.html dying. Credits: 3 Credits: 3 Prerequisites: Prerequisites: THL 1050 :D- or THL 1000 :D- THL 1050 :D- or THL 1000 :D- or HON 1003 :D- or HON 1053 or HON 1825 :D- or HON 1003 :D- or THL 1051 :D- or HON :D- or HON 1053 :D- or THL 1825 :D- or HON 1827 :D- or 1051 :D- or HON 1827 :D- or HON 1850 :D- HON 1850 :D-

264 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog THL 3510: Marriage in the THL 3740: Liberation THL 3850: Theology of Christian Trad Theologies Ministry Christian marriage in the third Theologies emerging from Historical, theological and millenium; scriptural, historical, specific truggless for liberation biblical foundations of legal, sacramental, and moral in Latin American, Africa, Asia, Christian ministry. Exploration issues. and North America; their of the meaning of "call" or Credits: 3 context, content, and critique. "vocation". A practicum Prerequisites: Credits: 3 component will enhance the THL 1050 :D- or THL 1000 :D- Prerequisites: academic exploration of or HON 1003 :D- or HON 1053 THL 1051 :D- or THL 1000 :D- or ministry. :D- or THL 1051 :D- or HON THL 1050 :D- or HON 1827 :D- Credits: 3 1825 :D- or HON 1827 :D- or or HON 1053 :D- or HON 1003 Prerequisites: HON 1850 :D- :D- or HON 1850 :D- or HON THL 1050 :D- or THL 1000 :D- 1825 :D- or HON 1003 :D- or HON 1053 THL 3550: Presence and :D- or THL 1051 :D- or HON Absence of God THL 3760: Faith, Identity, and 1825 :D- or HON 1827 :D- or Thesism and the atheistic Calling HON 1850 :D- critiques of the nineteenth and Systematic reflection on "big twentieth centries; the problem questions" about discovering THL 3900: Leadership for of God in western culture; life as journey and "work" as Ministry contemporary retrieval of the calling in conversation with Exploration of scriptural doctrine of God as Trinity. writings in the Western foundations for ministry, Credits: 3 traditions - ancient Greek leadership styles and the Prerequisites: poetry, Christian wisdom, spirtuality of ministry. Geared THL 1050 :D- or THL 1000 :D- contemporary fiction, memoirs. toward students who either are or HON 1003 :D- or HON 1053 Requires sharing faith presently working in ministerial :D- or THL 1051 :D- or HON experiences - or their absence settings on campus or those 1827 :D- or HON 1825 :D- or and doubt. who desire to do so in the HON 1850 :D- Credits: 3 future. Includes supervised Prerequisites: practicum. THL 3600: Liturgy, Cultures, THL 1050 :D- or THL 1000 :D- Credits: 3 and Justice or HON 1825 :D- or HON 1003 Prerequisites: Study of historical :D- or HON 1053 :D- or THL THL 1050 :D- or THL 1000 :D- development of Christian 1051 :D- or HON 1827 :D- or or HON 1825 :D- or HON 1003 worship and prayer, from its HON 1850 :D- :D- or HON 1053 :D- or THL roots in Jewish and early 1051 :D- or HON 1827 :D- or Church thought and practice to THL 3790: Themes HON 1850 :D- liturgical reforms of the Theological Studies twentieth century. Attention to Exploration of issues of THL 4100: Catholic Ethics cultural influences on liturgy theological nature. Development of post-Vatican II and Christian understanding of Credits: 3 Catholic ethics. Focus on connection between worship Prerequisites: topics of contraception, and justice. THL 1050 :D- or THL 1000 :D- economic justice, natural law Credits: 3 or HON 1825 :D- or HON 1003 theory, the Magisterium's Prerequisites: :D- or HON 1053 :D- or THL teaching authority; also on the THL 1050 :D- or THL 1000 :D- 1051 :D- or HON 1827 :D- or ethics of Jesus, or HON 1825 :D- or HON 1003 HON 1850 :D- environmentalism, technology, :D- or HON 1053 :D- or THL and agriculture. 1051 :D- or HON 1827 :D- or Credits: 3 HON 1850 :D- Prerequisites: THL 1050 :D- or THL 1000 :D- or HON 1825 :D- or HON 1003 :D- or HON 1053 :D- or THL 1051 :D- or HON 1827 :D- or HON 1850 :D-

265 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog THL 4200: Ethics of Life and THL 4330: Christian THL 4490: Themes Christian Death Environmental Ethics Ethics Explorations of selected issues Examine foundational Select topics in Christian in biomedical ethics (e.g., theological issues and major ethics. abortion, euthanasia). christian thinkers on the Credits: 3 Credits: 3 environment; in-depth study of Prerequisites: Prerequisites: synthetic chemical, agriculture, THL 1050 :D- or THL 1000 :D- THL 1050 :D- or THL 1000 :D- and treatment of animals; and or HON 1003 :D- or HON 1053 or HON 1825 :D- or HON 1003 weekly class discussions on :D- or THL 1051 :D- or HON :D- or HON 1053 :D- or THL various practical topics in 1825 :D- or HON 1827 :D- or 1051 :D- or HON 1827 :D- or environmental ethics. HON 1850 :D- HON 1850 :D- Credits: 3 Prerequisites: THL 4500: Augustinian THL 4250: Global Poverty and THL 1050 :D- or THL 1000 :D- Spirituality Justice or THL 1051 :D- or HON 1003 Study of spirituality of Promoting equitable, :D- or HON 1053 :D- or HON Augustine and of Augustinian sustainable development: 1825 :D- or HON 1850 :D- or spiritual writers and traditions. Challenges and choices; HON 1827 :D- Credits: 3 Colonialism, trade, aid, Prerequisites: investment, population, THL 4360: Option for the Poor THL 1050 :D- or THL 1000 :D- consumption, militarism, race Study of preferential option for or HON 1825 :D- or HON 1003 and gender equality, ecology. the poor as defined in Catholic :D- or HON 1053 :D- or THL Credits: 3 Social Teaching. Case studies 1051 :D- or HON 1827 :D- or Prerequisites: of individuals and movements HON 1850 :D- THL 1000 :D- or THL 1050 :D- engaged in struggle for justice or THL 1051 :D- or HON 1003 and rooted in Christian THL 4550: The Contemplative :D- or HON 1053 :D- or HON Tradition. Illumination of Tradition 1825 :D- or HON 1827 :D- or structural and systemic nature Exploration of classical HON 1850 :D- of poverty and inequality. Christian teachings on silent Credits: 3 prayer and meditation. Focus THL 4320: Markets and Prerequisites: on both the theoretical Morality THL 1050 :D- or THL 1000 :D- understanding of the ancient Analysis of market economies - or HON 1003 :D- or HON 1053 practice of contemplation and do they promote or stifle :D- or THL 1051 :D- or HON its practice in daily life. human welfare, freedom, and 1825 :D- or HON 1827 :D- or Interdisciplinary approach the common good? What does HON 1850 :D- through reading ancient Christian discipleship require in Christian and contemporary the marketplace? Use of THL 4480: Introduction authors. sources in Christian ethics, Biomedical Ethics Credits: 3 Catholic social thought, Development of tools for Prerequisites: economics, and other critical analysis of biomedical THL 1050 :D- or THL 1000 :D- disciplines to answer these ethical issues. Reflection on or HON 1825 :D- or HON 1003 questions. ethical issues in society and :D- or HON 1053 :D- or THL Credits: 3 personal lives. Focus on a 1051 :D- or HON 1827 :D- or Prerequisites: distinctively Catholic Christian HON 1850 :D- THL 1050 :D- or THL 1000 :D- approach to these matters. or HON 1825 :D- or HON 1003 Credits: 3 :D- or HON 1053 :D- or THL Prerequisites: 1051 :D- or HON 1827 :D- or THL 1050 or THL 1000 or HON HON 1850 :D- 1825 or HON 1003 or HON 1053 or THL 1051 or HON 1827 or HON 1850

266 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog THL 4700: Spirituality and THL 5100: Heritage of Judaism THL 5180: Islamic Political Technology Development of the religious Thought Reflection on living in a tradition of the Jewish people; Integration of Islamic "technologized" world. the Torah, the Talmud and philosophy, religion, political Consideration of the ways in other commentaries; Jewish science and history; the state in which Christian theology and ideals in ethnic literature. pre-Islamic Arabia, the Qur'anic spirituality might serve as a Credits: 3 concept of the state, the crisis resource for society. Of Prerequisites: of succession, Muslim theorists, particular importance are THL 1050 :D- or THL 1000 :D- revival and reform. Christian ideas about God, or HON 1825 :D- or HON 1003 Credits: 3 creation and the spiritual :D- or HON 1053 :D- or THL Prerequisites: practice of "detachment." 1051 :D- or HON 1827 :D- or THL 1050 :D- or THL 1000 :D- Credits: 3 HON 1850 :D- or HON 1825 :D- or HON 1003 :D- or HON 1053 :D- or THL THL 4990: Themes in THL 5150: 1051 :D- or HON 1827 :D- or Spirituality Studies Islam:History,Thought,Culture HON 1850 :D- Study of Christian and/or non- Islam: history and Christian spiritual voices, development; beliefs and THL 5200: Religion in Russia movements, traditions or rituals; sects and intellectual The history, mind, spirit and life themes (western or non- movement. of Russia Orthodoxy; its western, local or global) in Credits: 3 influence in its adherents in the ancient, medieval, early Prerequisites: modern, complex and modern, modern, or THL 1050 :D- or THL 1000 :D- pluralistic world. contemporary times. or HON 1825 :D- or HON 1003 Credits: 3 Exploration of relationship to :D- or HON 1053 :D- or THL Prerequisites: theology, faith, culture, and 1051 :D- or HON 1827 :D- or THL 1050 :D- or THL 1000 :D- practice. HON 1850 :D- or HON 1003 :D- or HON 1053 Credits: 3 :D- or THL 1051 :D- or HON Prerequisites: THL 5160: Islamic Mysticism 1825 :D- or HON 1827 :D- or THL 1050 :D- or THL 1000 :D- Islamic Mysticism: sources; HON 1850 :D- or HON 1003 :D- or HON 1053 development and principles; :D- or THL 1051 :D- or HON contribution and influence. THL 5270: Religion in India 1825 :D- or HON 1827 :D- or Credits: 3 and SE Asia HON 1850 :D- Prerequisites: The doctrinal and social history THL 1050 :D- or THL 1000 :D- of the religious traditions of THL 5000: Themes in Religion or HON 1825 :D- or HON 1003 India and Southeast Asia: Exploration of the evolution :D- or HON 1053 :D- or THL Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and development of some 1051 :D- or HON 1827 :D- or Islam and Sikhism; the role of central themes or concepts in HON 1850 :D- these religious in con- the academic study of religion temporary Indian and such as Religion and Visual THL 5170: Islamic Philosophy Southeast Asian societies. Culture; Religion, Violence and & Theology Credits: 3 Conflict; eligionR and Politics; Islamic relationalism and the Prerequisites: Religion and Law; Study of crisis of moderate and HON 1825 :D- or THL 1000 :D- myth and/or ritual; conservative Muslim or THL 1050 :D- or HON 1003 interreligious dialogue. theologians; the dialectical :D- or HON 1053 :D- or THL Credits: 3 struggle between Islamic 1051 :D- or HON 1827 :D- or Prerequisites: philosophy and theology. HON 1850 :D- THL 1050 :D- or THL 1000 :D- Credits: 3 or HON 1825 :D- or HON 1003 Prerequisites: :D- or HON 1053 :D- or THL THL 1050 :D- or THL 1000 :D- 1051 :D- or HON 1827 :D- or or HON 1825 :D- or HON 1003 HON 1850 :D- :D- or HON 1053 :D- or THL 1051 :D- or HON 1850 :D- or HON 1827 :D-

267 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog THL 5280: Religion in China THL 5400: Science & Religion THL 5450: Religion, Art, and and Japan The interaction of science and Science The doctrinal and social history religion from Galileo to the Study of religion, art, and of the religious traditions of contemporary period. science as aspects of persons East Asia: Confucianism, Theological implications of and cultures. Exploration of Taoism, Shinto, Buddhism; recent developments in the theology and ritual as they popular religion and state cults; natural sciences. relate to societies, cultures or the role of these religions in Credits: 3 persons; and the artistic (or contemporary Asian societies. Prerequisites: aesthetic) dimension of Credits: 3 THL 1050 :D- or THL 1000 :D- religion, the scientific, and the Prerequisites: or HON 1825 :D- or HON 1003 personal. HON 1825 :D- or THL 1000 :D- :D- or HON 1053 :D- or THL Credits: 3 or THL 1050 :D- or HON 1003 1051 :D- or HON 1850 :D- or Prerequisites: :D- or HON 1053 :D- or THL HON 1827 :D- THL 1050 :D- or THL 1000 :D- 1051 :D- or HON 1827 :D- or or HON 1825 :D- or HON 1003 HON 1850 :D- THL 5410: Theology and Film :D- or HON 1053 :D- or THL Exploration of connection 1051 :D- or HON 1827 :D- or THL 5285: Buddhist Tradition between theology and film and HON 1850 :D- The doctrinal and social history of the ways that filmmakers of Buddhism: its origins in "do" theology. Survey of the THL 5800: Religion and India, its current forms in literature on the subject and Literature Central, East and Southeast analysis of films and filmmakers Religious attitudes and Asia; the role of Buddhism in that have demonstrated experience in contemporary contemporary Asian societies. theological sensitivity and/or literature. Credits: 3 interest in theological Credits: 3 Prerequisites: questions and themes. Prerequisites: THL 1050 :D- or THL 1000 :D- Credits: 3 THL 1050 :D- or THL 1000 :D- or HON 1825 :D- or HON 1003 Prerequisites: or HON 1825 :D- or HON 1003 :D- or HON 1053 :D- or THL THL 1050 :D- or THL 1000 :D- :D- or HON 1053 :D- or THL 1051 :D- or HON 1827 :D- or or HON 1003 :D- or HON 1053 1051 :D- or HON 1827 :D- or HON 1850 :D- :D- or THL 1051 :D- or HON HON 1850 :D- 1825 :D- or HON 1827 :D- or THL 5290: Hindus and HON 1850 :D- THL 5820: Themes Religion in Christians in India America A multi-disciplinary THL 5420: Modernity and Specialized treatment of examination of the two- Crisis of Faith particular topics in this field; thousand-year history of Analysis of so-called "New see announcement on encounter between Christians Atheism" through the lens of Department website @ and Hindus, highlighting areas Soren Kierkegaard. Exploration www1.villanova.edu/villanova/ of commonality, difference, of Kierkegaard's diagnosis of artsci/theology/ exchange, interaction and this "crisis of faith" and his undergrad.html identity formation. Exploration understanding of the religious Credits: 3 of historical modes of life. Prerequisites: engagement: antagonism and Credits: 3 THL 1050 :D- or THL 1000 :D- distrust, reciprocity and mutual or HON 1825 :D- or HON 1003 benefit, dialog, fulfillment, and :D- or HON 1053 :D- or THL hybridity. 1051 :D- or HON 1827 :D- or Credits: 3 HON 1850 :D-

268 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 2020-21 Catalog THL 5850: Women in Rel & THL 6001: Themes in Religious THL 6500: Advanced Seminar Society Studies Special topic in theology that Examination of women's Themes in religious studies includes a research paper that experiences in religious taken by Villanova students critically integrates the traditions with special studying overseas. student's study of the emphasis on Christianity. Credits: 3 discipline of theology. Course Credits: 3 is open to Theology Majors and Prerequisites: THL 6050: Internship Minors and Graduate students THL 1050 :D- or THL 1000 :D- Supervised experience in an with the approval of the or HON 1825 :D- or HON 1003 approved context (e.g., social Director of Graduate Studies in :D- or HON 1053 :D- or THL service, teaching, etc). Theology. 1051 :D- or HON 1827 :D- or Credits: 3 Credits: 3 HON 1850 :D- Prerequisites: THL 6051: Internship THL 1050 :D- or THL 1000 :D- THL 5990: THM: Ecum & Supervised experience in an or THL 1051 :D- or HON 1053 Interrel Studies approved context (e.g., social :D- or HON 1825 :D- or HON Courses in ecumenical and service, teaching, etc). 1827 :D- or HON 1003 :D- or interreligious or interfaith Credits: 6 HON 1850 :D- studies. Examination of THL 6100: Service Learning principles and practices of Charity academic and non-academic forms of dialogue between Integration of action and religions and between critical reflection; .S.U poverty, Christians. hunger, and homelessness: its Credits: 3 victims, roots, and remedies; Prerequisites: Christian moral imperative to THL 1050 :D- or THL 1000 :D- love the neighbor; service, or HON 1825 :D- or HON 1003 advocacy and solidarity (15 :D- or HON 1053 :D- or THL hours of service required). 1051 :D- or HON 1827 :D- or Credits: 3 HON 1850 :D- Prerequisites: Permission of instructor. THL 5999: Themes Faith and Culture THL 6200: Service Learning Practicum Select topics on issues concerning the intersection of Credits: 1 religion, society, and culture. THL 6300: Research Seminar Credits: 3 Research intensive seminar Prerequisites: that satisfies a CLAS THL 1050 :D- or THL 1000 :D- requirement for the Major. or HON 1003 :D- or HON 1053 Introduction to research in :D- or THL 1051 :D- or HON THL/RST disciplines. 1825 :D- or HON 1827 :D- or Credits: 3 HON 1850 :D- THL 6400: Independent Study THL 6000: Topics in Theology or Religion Credits: 3 Prerequisites: Course work in theological or Permission of chairperson religious studies topics. required. Credits: 3 Prerequisites: THL 1050 :D- or THL 1000 :D- or HON 1825 :D- or HON 1003 :D- or HON 1053 :D- or THL 1051 :D- or HON 1827 :D- or HON 1850 :D-

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