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ACADEMIC CALENDAR ...... 2 COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES ...... 9 Department Locations ...... 9 EXAM SCHEDULE ...... 3 College List ......

INTRODUCTION ...... 3 COLLEGE BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS REGISTRATION PROCEDURES ...... 3 ADMINISTRATION ...... Materials ...... 3 Faculty and Registration ...... 4 SCHOOL OF EDUCATION ...... 34 Schedule and· Bill Pickup ...... 4 Photo ID Schedule ...... 4 COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND APPLIED SCIENCE ...... 35 DROP/ADD PROCEDURES ...... 6 COLLEGE OF ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN ..... 38 PASS/FAIL OPTION ...... 6 GRADUATE SCHOOL ...... 39 GRADING SYSTEM ...... 6 SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM AND RESIDENCY STATUS ...... 6 MASS COMMUNICATION ...... , ...... 40

WITHDRAWAL POLICY AND SCHOOL OF LAW ...... 40 REFUND SCHEDULE ...... 6 COLLEGE OF MUSIC ...... 41 TIME OUT OF ...... 43. TUITION AND FEES ...... 7 ROTC PROGRAJ'v1S ...... 44 December 2 Academic Advising, UMC Ballroom, February 9-12 Class Schedule Verification Forms available for (Wed.) 8:,30 a~m.-4:30 p.m. (Tues.-Fri.) pickup in the foyer· of Regent Administrative December 2-4 Spring 1988 Registration for continuing Center, 9:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m. (Wed.-Fri.) Boulder Campus degree students enrolled Last Name You may pick up your Fall Semester 1987. Begins with: Verification Form: A-F February 9 Law-Fleming Law 259. G-L February 10 Pharmacy_:_Ekeley W-181. M-R February I I All other colleges and schools-UMC Ballroom, S-Z February 12 Wednesday, December 2, and Friday, February 12 Last day to withdraw from school and be December 4, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.; also. (Fri.)' assessed amount of registration or confirmation Thursday, December 3, 8:30 a.m.-6:30 p.m. deposit ($1 00 in-state or $300 out-of-state) or December 9 Spring 1988 registration deposit ($ I 00 in-state 40 percent of full tuition and fees, whichever (Wed.) or $300 out-of-state) due for continuing Boulder is greater. Campus degree students enrolled Fall Semester february IS 1988 Summer Session Catalog available in 1987. (Mon.) Regent 125. January 6-7 Mandatory Arts and Sciences new freshman and February 23 (Wed.-Thurs.) Last day to drop a class without petitioning transfer student orientation and registration. (Tues.) your dean. - january 1 Spring 1988 Registration for new freshman, February 26 Last day to withdraw from school and be (Thurs.) transfer, and readmitted students who have not (Fri.) assessed amount of registration or confirmation previously registered, UMC Ballroom, 8:30 a.m.- deposit ($1 00 in-state or $300 out-of-state) or 2:00 p.m. New Arts and Sciences freshman and 60 percent of full tuition and fees, whichever is transfer students, see above. greater. No refund thereafter. january I I Schedule and Bill Pickup, five locations, March 4 Last day to pay any unpaid balance, including (Mon.) 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. See page 4. (Fri.) approved deferred tuition, by 4:00 p.m. No january 12 Drop/Add day. No classes. A CU-Boulder Photo grace period. (Tues.) ID or copy of your Class Schedule is required to March 28- Spring Vacation. participate in Drop/Add. April I Refer to Arts and Sciences and Business sections (Mon.-Fri.) of this Schedule for important policies on Drop/Add. April 1-JO Fall 1988 Registration for continuing Boulder Faculty and Staff Registration, Regent 125, Campus degree students enrolled Spring 8:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Semester 1988. January IJ Classes begin, 8:00 a.m. Drop/Add continues. May 2-31 Summer Session 1988 Registration continuing (Wed.) Boulder Campus degree students enrolled Spring january 14- 15 Registration for Space Available Voluntary Semester 1988 and for new applicants who are (Thurs.-Fri.) :Education (SAVE) program, UMC Ballroom, eligible. 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. May 2 Last day of classes. January 15 Undergraduates who have not picked up their (Mon.) (Fri.) Class Schedule by this date will . be withdrawn May 3 Reading Day. from the University. (Tues.) january 18 Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. No classes. May 4-11 (Mon.) (Wed.-Fri., Final examination period-6 days. january 19-20 Senior Auditors Registration, Koenig Alu-mni Mon.-Wed.) (Tues.-Wed.) Center, Tuesday, 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.; May 13 Commencement, 9:30 a.m. in the Events/ Wednesday, 9:00 a.m.-noon. (Fri.) Conference Center. january 22 Tuition and Fee Bills due (including tuition, fees, (Fri.) room and board, etc.) by 4:00 p.m. No grace july 14 Fall 1988 Registration deposit ($1 00 in-state or period. (Thurs.) $300 out-of-state) due for continuing Boulder Campus degree students enrolled Spring Last day to add College of Business and Semester 1988. Administration courses. january 29 Last day to add a course including Independent (Fri.) Study and Thesis. This ADD deadline will be in effect unless enrollment levels are reached before this date. NOTE: The University Calendar Committee requests makeup time be provided Last day to drop a course without being to students who may be absent for religious reasons. assessed the tuition and fees for that course and without a W showing on your transcript. All This Schedule of Courses was prepared on the basis of the best information Drop Forms must be deposited at the Office of available at the time. Due to implementation of the new Student Information Registrations, Regent 125, by 4:00 p.m. to be System, many registration dates remain tentative.. All information, including . computed for any tuition and fee adjustment. statements of fees, the calendar, course offerings, and admission and graduation After this date, you must be passing your course requirements, is subject to change without notice or obligation. to receive approval to drop, and you must have the signature of your instructor on your Drop Form. Last day to withdraw from school and be assessed only your registration or confirmation deposit ($1 00 in-state or $300 out-of-state). Refer to page . Last day to change Pass/Fail status on courses. Last day to change No Credit status on courses. Sample Course Request Form Box DF F IA. and Supplies You Will Need A c course listings, registra- I I 1 1 tion information for Spring Semester 1988. Course Request Form-Request up to six courses 1-7!34-3 5 8o &'0 4 .?o5 on this form. If you need another, bring your original to DEPT COURSE HRs ~SEC LAB REC Students are responsible for knowing these the Information Table at Registration or to Regent 125. ~ ~ ~~G)~cvw 0---.c0 0 ~ 0 GHI0 deadlines and requirements. Much of the infor­ Registration Deposit Form-Continuing students tHI010000 00e 000000 mation in the Schedule helps answer questions only-$1 00 in-state or $300 out-of-state is printed on the 0000000 000 000,000 000e0e0 000 000000 on University policies and procedures, so it is im­ form. The lower half of the form must be turned in when 0 0 0 0 8 G)'0 000 008000 portant for students to keep a copy for the full you pay your registration deposit. 000 G) G) G) 8 G) G) G) (5)0(5) 008 Optional Fee Form-Optional services are described semester. 000 000 0 000 000 000 and may be selected on this form. Required at Final Check 008 0000000 000 000 The most current information is announced in for all students, whether or not optional services are 000 G) G) G) 0/• -0 G) 800 ecvcv the instruction booklet distributed at Registra­ selected. 000 000,0,0_00 000 000 MAHK HEliE FOF\ NON CHEDI r tion. Always read Registration Instructions care­ Major Advising Form-May be required at Registra­ 0 fully before proceeding through Registration. tion Final Check in some colleges and schools. Pick up the The requirements, policies, and course descrip­ form from your advisor or departmental office. A= DEPT NO-The department number is essential for Course Request Form Receipt-Complete and have filling out your Course Request Form. Do not confuse tions of each college and school of the Universi­ validated by Final Check clerks. Bring your validated re­ this with your major code number. are printed in the 1987-88 University of Colo­ ceipt to Schedule and Bill Pickup on Monday, January I I . at Boulder Catalog. All students are respon­ Pencil (number 2 or Mark-Sense)-Use this on all forms. B=DEPT-The department name abbreviated to a max­ imum of 4 spaces. sible for knowing and following the provisions Schedule of Courses-Keep this copy for your set forth in the Catalog. Students should also reference throughout the semester. C=CRS NO-The course number. Undergraduate CU-Boulder Photo ID-A CU-Bouider Photo ID is to a copy of the Catalog corresponding to courses are classified as lower-division and upper-division. !'equired of all students. A validation sticker will be pro­ Courses numbered I 00-299 are lower-division courses their year of entry into CU-Boulder to find vided at Schedule and Bill Pickup each semester. that are introductory in nature and generally intended for graduation requirements. first- and second-year undergraduate students. However, Because of the lead time required to publish I they are open to all undergraduates. Courses numbered the Catalog, changes in University and/or college I B. Understanding the Schedule of 300-499 are upper-division courses, generally intended for or school rules and policies may occur in the in- I Courses third- and fourth-year students. To enroll for some upper­ division courses, you must be a junior or senior. Courses It is the student's responsibility to be i After consulting an academic advisor, reading the ad­ numbered. 500-599 are primarily intended for graduate aware of ,all such revisions. This can best be ac­ ~ vising instructions, and reviewing college and school re­ quirements in this publication, you will be ready to select students but may be open to qualified undergraduates complished by consulting departmental advisors, I your courses. under some circumstances (see individual professor). Nor­ checking departmental bulletin boards, and read­ The Schedule of Courses has a table of contents to help mally, courses numbered 600, 700, and 800 are open to ing Schedule of Courses sections preceding you locate the course listings for each college and school. graduate students only; see college and school sections for ! special provisions. Courses numbered 900 or above are each college and school course listing. At the top of each page you will find the abbreviations -: for the information supplied: Independent Study courses. D=CR-The number of credit hours the course ·offers: 3 means 3 credit hours; 2-4 indicates that credit is variable AB CDE F G H I J K L and you must indicate on your Course Request Form DfPT U.S whether you are registering for 2, 3, or 4 credit hours. For further information, call (303) 492-6970. uo~ D!Pl t«J~ C.l!l T lflE Of COUI\SIE TJII:IE DAYS &LOG ROON lfi!STROCTOR LIMIT

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/SPRING 1988 fiN~L EXAM SCHEDULE ~,~~,""~'ASSES/TIMES ··(M-F:: Daily) EXAM TIMES Wednesday, May 4 f I 300 classes meeting MWF, M-F 7:30 a.m.-10:30 a.m. ~ FR 101, 102, 105, 211, 212, ITAL 101, II :30 a.m.- 2:30 p.m. 1 I 02, 21 I, 212 and evening classes i meeting M, MW 1 0800 classes meeting MWF, M-F 3:30 p.m.- 6:30 p.m. ' Job location and Development I PHYS Ill, I 12, 30 I, 331 and evening 7:30 p.m.-10:30 p.m. Program I classes meeting T' TTH I Thursday, May 5 The Job Location and Development (JLD) Program provides I 1400 classes meeting MWF, M-F 7:30 a.m.- I 0:30 a.m. CU-Boulder students with individualized job counseling and 1500 classes meeting MWF, M-F II :30 a.m.- 2:30 p.m. emphasizes locating and developing part-time and seasonal EPOB 122 3:30 p.m.- 6:30 p.m. employment opportunities for students while they are enrolled I 230 classes meeting TTh 7:30 p.m.-10:30 p.m. in school. friday, May 6 What We Can Offer You GER I 0 I, I 02, 20 I, 202 7:30 a.m.-1 0:30 a.m. Job match system that matches job requirements with student CHEM I 00, I 03, I 04, I 06, 332 and II :30 a.m.- 2:30 p.m. qualifications to expedite the placement process. evening classes meeting Thursday only I 200 classes meeting MWF, M-F 3:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. I 000 classes meeting MWF, M-F 7:30 p.m.-10:30 p.m. An On-Call Temporary Employment Service assists students in Monday, May 9 locating short-term and 0900 classes meeting MWF, M-F 7:30 a.m.- I 0:30 a.m. immediate employment. 1400 classes meeting TTh II :30 a.m.- 2:30 p.m. I 600 classes meeting MWF, M-F 3:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. I I 00 classes meeting MWF, M-F 7:30 p.m.-10:30 p.m. Office of financial Aid Tuesday, May 10 Student Employment Area 1530 classes meeting TTh 7:30 a.m.- I 0:30 a.m. Environmental Design 2 (Basement) 0930 classes meeting TTH II :30 a.m.- 2:30 p.m. Un1versity of Colorado at Boulder ACCT 200 and 202, CHEM 333 and 3:,30 p.m.- 6:30 p.m. Phone: 492-5091 337, PHYS 321 1100 classes meeting TTh 7:30 p.m.-10:30 p.m. Wednesday, May II SPAN 101, 102, 115, 116, 211, 212, 7:30 a.m.-10:30 a.m. 215 0800 classes meeting TTh II :30 a.m.- 2:30 p.m. AM 136, AM 236, MATH 108, 3:30 p.m.- 6:30 p.m. I S 200, Q M 20 I , and evening classes meeting Wednesday only

NOTE: Evening classes are those beginning at 5:00 p.m. or later. Students attending evening classes meeting more than once per week should check with the instructor for the time of the final exam. (L004), it indicates a laboratory (lab) and is taken along Enter one course in each course box. In the boxes and CATEGORIES with the lecture. When an R precedes the number (RO I 0), the bubbles, enter the department number, course num­ a. Nondegree students are those who wish to take it indicates a recitation (rec) and is taken along with the ber, credit hours, and section numbers. University courses but do not intend to work toward lecture. Some classes have ail three: lecture, lab, and A lecture section number is required (SEC column); lab a degree at the University. They must not be current­ recitation. and recitation .numbers (LAB and REC columns) are ly enrolled in a degree program at the University. entered in the same course box when applicable. If there G =TIME-Meeting time of the class. See the 24-hour time b. Continuing students are those students enrolled in a is no lab or recitation for a course, leave those areas blank. conversion dock on page 46. degree program on the Boulder Campus for Fall Some laboratory classes are set up as separate courses Semester 1987 who are continuing to Spring Semester H =DAYS-Meeting days of the class (T is Tuesday and (e.g., EPOB 123, 124). These courses must have a separate 1988. / TH is Thursday). ' box filled in with the department, course, and section c. New undergraduate and graduate degree students number (not lab number) indicated. eluding readmit students) are those who have applied I= BLDG-The building abbreviation. See the list on page Be sure to mark the NONCREDIT bubble if you want 46 of this Schedule of Courses. and been accepted into a degree program on the NC for the course. Boulder Campus. J =ROOM-The room number. Be sure to include all zeros when filling in bubbles (as in section 00 I). K =INSTRUCTOR-Instructor's name is printed when The Registration Deposit form needs to be submit­ available. ted with your registration deposit. If you think you may PROCEDURES FOR APPLYING FOR FACULTY AND STAFF BENEFIT L= LIMIT -Approximate class size. qualify for a deposit waiver because of your particular scholarship or financial aid plan, you must inquire at the All permanent faculty and staff who wish to enroll for When selecting your courses and filling out your appropriate office for additional information. Be very sure Spring Semester I 988 must take a copy of their current forms, remember the following: to complete any steps that waiving a deposit may require. Personnel Action Form (PAF) to the Student Accounts Be aware that some classes may not be available due Waivers are not automatically processed; the Deposit Receivable section of the Bursar's Office, Regent 150, by to college or school restrictions or class size limitations. Form must still be submitted by the appropriate office by Wednesday, December 16, 1987. Office hours are 9:00 CREDIT HOUR LIMITS-Students are limited to a cer­ the deposit deadline. a.m. to 4:00 p.m. A copy of the current PAF can be tain number of credit hours for which they can register. The Optional Fee Form is the 8V2''x II" blue form. secured from the department secretary. These limits do not necessarily indicate the ideal or recom­ It must be turned in at Registration with student number, Faculty and staff nondegree students must turn in a Non­ mended credit hour load and can be changed once the name, and signature completed and any optional fees degree Student Application (available in Accounts Drop/Add period begins. marked that the student wishes to select. Receivable) and a copy of their current PAF each semester An Independent Study/Thesis Approval and Con­ in order to apply for their 1-6 free credit hours. trolled Enrollment Form must be completed accurate­ Faculty and staff students who are applying to a degree College Maximum Credit Hours ly. To use the form for Independent Study, indicate program should follow the regular application procedures or School Allowed at Registration the appropriate term and year. Fill in your name and stu­ from the Office of Admissions. However, in order to apply Arts and Sciences l7 dent number, the department number, the course num­ for the 1-6 free credit hours, they should submit their ap­ Business and Administration and ber, the number of credit hours, and the instructor's full plication form and current PAF to the Student Accounts Graduate Business (MBA) 17* name, including middle initial. Do not bubble-in the sec­ Receivable section of the Bursar's Office. After one Education 19 tion, lab, or recitation number. An approval signature is semester, new degree students will become continuing Engineering and Applied Science unlimited required from the instructor and/or department. students and will be set up automatically each semester Environmental Design 17 To use this form as a Controlled Enrollment Form, to register, although application for any of the remaining Graduate School IS** fill in your name and student number. If the course is for 1-6 free credit hours must be made each semester. Journalism and Mass variable credit, indicate the credit hours. No signatures Please apply for admission and benefits as soon as possi­ Communication 17 are required. ble so that registration materials can be prepared by December 16, 1987. Law 16 Music 19 * For record-keeping and identification of students only. Pharmacy 19

' also maximum per semester Priority in classes will be given to those students who "maximum number of credit hours that may count toward a complete their Registration correctly and on time. Students' Class Schedules will not be released before degree each fall and spring semester Students must turn in materials, pay their deposits, january I I . If a University error has occurred, it can on­ ly be corrected on that day. Students in all colleges and schools should consult the and pick up their Class Schedules on these designated Student Class Schedules and Tuition and Fee Bills should Catalog or check with their dean's office for details on dates: be picked up Monday, J~~uary II, betwe.en 8:30a.m. and maximum number of credit hours allowed each semester. 4:30 p.m. at the following locations. CU-Boulder Photo CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSES-For IDs will be validated at this time. courses designated in the Schedule of Courses with an BOO-series section number and the statement ''Secure a Registration Dates for Spring 1988 Controlled Enrollment Form," the student must obtain Continuing New, Transfer, and College or School Building an Independent Study/Thesis Approval and Controlled En­ Students Readmitted Students rollment Form from the department offering the course. Arts and Sciences Balch Fieldhouse December 2-4 January 7 Availability of these forms is determined in each depart­ Business and Adminis- Events/Conference Registration deposit due by ment and will range from a week before Registration to tration Center 4:00 p.m., December 9 the actual days of Registration. Education UMC Ballroom Engineering and Events/Conference A request for a Controlled Enrollment course on Schedule and Bill Pickup Schedule and Bill Pickup Applied Science Center the Course Request Form will not be honored un­ Monday, January I I Monday, January I I less accompanied by the completed Independent Environmental Design UMC Bailroom Graduate School, Business Graduate, Study/Thesis Approval and Controlled Enrollment New Arts and Sciences freshman and transfer students will Form at Registration. register at their orientation on January 6-7. and MBA (all Graduate Students iNDEPENDENT STUDY AND THESIS HOURS­ except Law) UMC Ballroom Students registering for courses with sections numbered Journalism and UMC Ballroom Mass Communication 900 or above (Independent Study, Thesis, Candidate for failure to meet these deadlines may result in Law Law School 194 Degree, etc.) must pick up an Independent Study/Thesis assessment of late fees or in not being allowed Music Music Lounge Approval and Controlled Enrollment Form from the to register for Spring Semester 1988. department offering the course. Pharmacy UMC Ballroom A request for an Independent Study/Thesis Students who do not pick up their Class Schedules on course on the Course Request form will not be January I I may obtain them on January 12-13 at the UMC honored unless accompanied by the completed In· West Ballroom. After these dates, Class Schedules may dependent Study/Thesis Approval and Controlled be picked up at the Registration Information Window be­ Enrollment form at Registration. REGISTRATION PROCEDURES tween 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. in Regent Hall. CANDIDATE FOR MASTER'S DEGREE-Students Permanent faculty and staff may take 1-6 free credit enrolled only as "candidate for master's degree" who plan hours per academic year (Summer Session 1987, Fall to take the comprehensive examination for the master's Semester 1987, and Spring Semester 1988). Faculty and staff registration for Spring Semester 1988 begins on Tues­ degree, course number 999, will receive 3 hours of credit and a grade of either pass or fail for each semester the day, January 12, and continues through January 29, 1988. Instructions and the Permit to Register must be picked up folsom Stadium, Room 129 (between gates 4 and 5), (303) course is taken. This course will not fulfill the minimum 492-2671. credit-hour requirement for the master's degree. Only at Regent t25 between 9:00 a.m and 4:30 p.m. Pick up Photo ID office hours are between II :00 a.m. and 4:00 master's students who must be registered to take com­ Add Forms from the departments and turn in registra­ p.m. weekdays. You must present some type of photo prehensive examinations or to defend their thesis, and who tion materials and Add Forms to the Student Ac· identification to receive your CU-Boulder Photo ID. have completed all necessary course work and thesis-hour counts Receivable section of the Bursar's Office. requirements, should register as "candidate for master's Any additional Drop and Add Forms must also be submit­ degree." Students must register for this course during ted directly to the Bursar's Office. All materials must be regular Registration dates. In-state students will pay for turned in no later than 4:00p.m., Friday, January 29. Continuing Students 3 credit hours at the in-state rate. Tuition charges for out­ Students in CATEGORY b (see below) who have taken Students who are currently enrolled must present a CU­ of-state students will equal 60 percent of the total charge their free credit hours before Spring may register December 2-4 in the UMC Ballroom. Students in Boulder Photo ID to receive registration materials. for 3 credit hours at the out-of-state rate. CATEGORY a or c who have taken their free credit hours Replacement IDs will be made for a charge of $7. For your may register on January 7 in the UMC Ballroom or by mail convenience, the Photo ID Office will be open between if they have applied, have been accepted, and have been I I :00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. on December l. confirmed. Students will be charged tuition and fees C. Filling Out and Submitting the Forms for any courses for which they register before The Course Request Form is the 8 V2'' x I I '' orange january 12. Student Activity Fees will not be charged for form. If your student name and number• are printed on those courses in which a student enrolls during Late New Degree Students the Course Request Form, verify the information. If they Registration (Drop/Add Period). New degree students should obtain a CU-Photo ID as are not printed, use a number 1 or Mark-Sense pen­ All faculty and staff students on campus will be assessed soon as possible after arriving on campus. cil to enter your student number in the bubbles and to a nonrefur)dable $4.00 SIS (Student Information System) For students who have never attended the University add the other information on the lines. fee. This fee is not covered by the tuition waiver. of Colorado at Boulder, the initial ID is free of charge. 4 ments and restrictions concerning Pass/Fail enrollment. Students may pick up Pass/Fail Forms from either the Registration Schedule and Bill Pickup clerks on January I I Completed petitions for changing residency status should or at the Office of Registrations, Regent 125. be submitted to the Office of Academic Records, Regent Spedal Note Completed Pass/Fail Forms must be turned in at the Of­ I 25, by 4:30 p.m., January 4, 1988. Although petitions The Add deadline will be in effect unless enrollment fice of Registrations beginning January I I and continuing will continue to be accepted through january 5, 1988, levels are reached before January 29. until4:00 p.m., January 29. It is the student's responsibili­ students submitting petitions after January 4 may be sub­ ty to retain any receipts. After Friday, january 29, it will ject to enrollment levels established by the legislature for not be possible for a student to request Pass/Fail or to in-state students and are unlikely to receive decisions by reverse the request. the tuition payment deadline. Refunds will be made if ap­ I . Students will be allowed to Drop and Add through The record of Pass/Fail registration is maintained by the plicable. Students submitting completed petitions 4:00p.m., Friday, january 29, with no signature required Office of Registrations. Academic deans and faculty November 2, 1987, will receive decisions by the deposit on the Drop/Add Form. A current, validated ID or a copy members will. not be aware of specific Pass/Fail registra­ payment deadline. To facilitate timely and accurate pro­ of your Class Schedule is required to drop or add. The tion status. All students who are registered on a Pass/Fail cessing of awards, financial aid recipients should submit Add deadline for Business students is 4:00p.m., january 22. basis appear on the regular class roster and a letter grade petitions by November 2. Additional information regard­ 2. No including Independent Study and Thesis, is assigned on the final grade roster by the professor. ing residency status is available from the Office of will be allowed after 4:00 p.m., January 29. When grades are received in the Office of Registrations, Academic Records, Regent 125, telephone (303) 3. After January 29, instructors must sign DROP those courses requiring a Pass/Fail designation are auto­ 492-6868. Forms. Students must be passing a course at the time it matically converted by the grade application system. is dropped. A W will remain on the transcript for courses Grades of D- and above convert to a grade of P. Grades dropped at this time. of F equal a letter grade of F. 4. Students will be charged for any courses dropped Grade point average is only affected by an F. A grade after 4:00p.m., january 29. of P is not calculated into a student's GPA. I . Failure to withdraw officially makes students liable 5. Starting Wednesday, February courses may not for the full amount of tuition and fees assessed for Spring be dropped unless there are circumstances dearly beyond Semester 1988 (in compliance with the Board of Regents the student's control (accident, illness, etc.); in addition ruling of August 18, 1971 ). Do not drop your only or last to the instructor's approval (as in 3 above), students must A = 4.0 B- = 2.7 D+= 1.3 class, because an administrative withdrawal will be obtain approval from their academic dean. A- = 3.7 C+= 2.3 D = 1.0 processed with no refund. 6. Validated receipts are provided for all students who B+ = 3.3 c = 2.0 D- = 0.7 2. Failure to withdraw officially will result in a failing turn in Drop/Add Forms at the Office of Registrations, B = 3.0 C- = 1.7 F = 0.0 grade being recorded for every course you were Regent 125, between 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. It is the registered for during Spring Semester 1988. student's responsibility to retain this receipt. Acceptance W = Withdrew/dropped 3. Official withdrawal is completed in the Office of of a Drop/Add Form by the Office of Registrations does P = Passed Registrations, Regent 125. Before january 13, you may not alleviate the student of responsibility to fill out forms IF = Incomplete. Regarded as F if not completed either fill out a Withdrawal Form at the Registration In­ correctly and completely and to be aware of college/school within one year. formation Window in Regent I 25 or send a letter statil)g and departmental requirements. IW = Incomplete. Regarded as W if not completed your intent to withdraw to the Withdrawal Coordinator, 7. It is not necessary for students to secure Drop Forms within one year. Office of Registrations, Regent Administrative Center when they withdraw from the University. Students who NC = No Credit 125, Campus Box 7, University of Colorado at Boulder, are withdrawing should not drop their only or last class, IP = In Progress Boulder, Colorado 80309-0007. Refer to the refund because an administrative withdrawal will be pro­ Y = Class grades not submitted by instructor schedule on page 7. cessed with no refund. There are specific withdrawal pro­ Beginning january 13 through May 2, 1988, an interview cedures for students to follow-see Withdrawal Policy. is required for all withdrawing students. (It is not necessary 8. Students who turn in Drop or Add Forms that do to secure Drop Forms if you are withdrawing.) Students not have the proper signatures will not have their forms Grade Reports and Transcripts must begin the process in the Office of Admissions, Regent processed. Spring Semester grade reports will be mailed to students 125, between 9:00a.m. and ! I :30 a.m. or I :00 p.m. and at their permanent address, approximately three weeks 4:00p.m. after the end of finals. After that date, grade reports may 4. Undergraduate students who fail to pick up their also be picked up in Regent 125. Class Schedules by 4:00 p.m. Friday, January 15, will be Before enrolling in courses on the Pass/Fail option, Unofficial transcripts are available at Regent I 25 for automatically withdrawn from school and assessed their students should consult their college or school for require- $1.00. registration or confirmation deposit. See also 5.

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6 5. Services selected on the Optional Fee Form at Regis­ available to students in TOP. Certain restrictions do ap­ tration are a financial obligation regardless of the with­ ply, however, for some colleges and schools. TOP partici­ GRADUATE IN-STATE TUITION drawal date. Students must inquire at the individual offices pants may register for classes by mail, and reapplication about possible refunds at the time of the withdrawal. to the University is not necessary. Students receiving finan­ Credit Hours Business, MilA, 6. Withdrawals will not be permitted after the last day cial aid should check with the Financial Aid Office before Enrolled Engineering, Pharmacy Law Other of classes. (Deadlines and rules for withdrawing may vary going on TOP. Additional information and TOP· applica­ 1-3 $342 $363 $306 with each college or school.) tions may be picked up from the Office of Registrations.,.~..· 4 456 484 408 5 570 605 510 If a student withdraws from the Boulder Campus, ad­ Regent 125. 6 684 726 612 justments or refunds to the total tuition and fees are A nonrefundable $20 program fee is required at the time 7 798 847 714 8 912 968 816 made as follows: of application to TOP. The TOP application must be sub- 9-11 1,026 1,089 918 . mitted no later than the six-week drop deadline date for 18 and over 114 121 102 Withdrawal Refund or Assessment the semester the student begins TOP. Early application (each additional hour) Period Schedule December 2- Full refund of registration (not is recommended since enrollment levels for the student's December 3 I , confirmation) deposit ($1 00 in-state or returning semester of choice may be met before the six­ GRADUATE OUT-OF-STATE TUITION 1987, $300 out-of-state) with receipt of week deadline. 4:00p.m. letter from student to Withdrawal Credit -Continuing Coordinator, Office of Registrations, Hours Business, MBA, Engineering, students only Regent Administrative Center 125, Pharmacy Other For further information, call (303) 492-5381. Enrolled law, Campus Box 7, University of Colorado 1-3 $1 '146 $1,110 at Boulder, Boulder, Colorado 4 1,528 1,480 80309-0007. The Board of Regents reserves the right to 5 1,910 1,850 Postmarks will not be 6 2,292 2,220 honored. change tuition and fees at any time. Tuition and 7 2,674 2,590 3,056 2,960 January. !­ Full amount of registration or confirma­ fees can be expected to increase every year that 8 January 29 tion deposit is retained by the 9-17 3,438 3,330 the student is in school. 18 and over .. 382 370 University. (each additional hour) january 30- Amount of registration or confirmation February 12 deposit ($ I 00 in-state or $300 out-of­ state) retained OR 40 percent of full UNDERGRADUATE IN-STATE TUITION tuition and fees assessed, whichever is greater. Credit STUDENT flEES I 3- Hours Business, Engineering, February Amount of registration or confirmation Enrolled Pharmacy Other February 26 deposit ($1 00 in-state or $300 out-of­ The student activity fee for students taking only one 1-3 $318 $279 state) retained OR 60 percent of full 4 424 372 course ( 1-5 credit hours) is $22.70 per semester, and for tuition and fees assessed, whichever is 5 530 465 all other students is $133.45 per semester. Fees are assess­ greater. 6 636 558 7 742 651 ed by the University of Colorado Student Union (UCSU). February 27- No refund. I 00 percent of tuition and 8 848 744 In addition, all students will be assessed a nonrefundable May 2 fees due. 9-17 882 774 18 and over 106 93 $4.00 Student Information System fee. Also, students (each additional hour) registered for 4 or more credit hours are assessed ·a $19,75 student athletic fee per semester for Title IX ac­ The Time Out Program is a planned leave program for UNDERGRADUATE OUT-OF-STATE tivities (by the Board of Regents). University of Colorado at Boulder students who are cur­ TUITION rently enrolled in good standing in their college or schooL With their dean's approval, TOP students may take a leave Credit EXTRA TUITION SURCHARGE: For every credit of absence for a minimum of one semester or a maximum Hours Business,. Engineering, hour over I ?for which a student registers and retains past Pharmacy Other of one year to pursue scholarly or nonacademic interests. Enrolled January 29, 1988, there will be a tuition surcharge. See 1-3 $3,528 $3,420 Students may take courses at another campus of the 4 3,528 3.420 chart above. University of Colorado or at another college or universi­ 5 3,528 3,420 6 3,528 3,420 ty while on TOP. 7 3,528 3,420 Tuition and fee Regulations TOP will guarantee students a place in their current col­ 8 3,528 3,420 9-17 3,528 3,420 lege or school and in their current major when they return 18 and over 392 380 I. Failure to receive an official University Tuition and to classes. In addition, lntrauniversity Transfer (IUT) is (each additional hour) Fee Bill will not relieve students of the responsibility for paying by the established date. 2. Students will be assessed tuition for the number of credit hours for which they are registered on 1988. 3. No tuition adjustment will be made for courses dropped after january 29, 1988. H""""'·vp.­ tuition for classes added will be assessed and billed. Students will be assessed a surcharge for each credit hour over 17. 4. Tuition for a NO CREDIT course is the same as for a course taken for credit. 5. Tuition for a zero (0) credit-hour course is at the rate of a one credit"hour class. 6. All students taking one course of 5 or fewer hours will be assessed the base fee of $22.70. These students will receive a NO FEES ID validation sticker and will not be allowed to use. UCSU facilities or services without pay­ ment. Doctoral students taking thesis only, master's can­ Each fall or spring 100-day odyssey didates for degree, Approved Doctoral candidates, and aboard the American-built S.S. Universe fifth-year pharmacy students will pay the base fee of literally offers you the world. $22.70. You can earn 12-15 transferable units 7. ALL Boulder Campus students taking 6 or more from your choice of more than 50 lower and semester hours or more than one course must be covered upper division courses, while calling upon by a hospital-medical-surgical insurance plan as a condition places as culturally diverse as Japan, Hong Kong, of enrollment. Students who do not verify separate India, Turkey; the Soviet Union, Yugoslavia equivalent coverage or adequate personal financial ·resources on the Insurance Waiver Form available at and'SI.>a'in. Registration or at Wardenburg Student Health Service will It is a learning adventure designed to automatically be enrolled in the student group insurance transform students of every color, race and plan at a cost of $128.00 in addition to the full $133.45 creed into true citizens and scholars of in UCSU student fees. Waivers submitted in the fall of the world. each year will extend through the following spring and For full information, including a catalog and summer. application, call (303) 492a5351 For those students taking one course of 5 or fewer or write semester hours, supplemental health insurance is available at a cost of $128.00. To become eligible to purchase the Semester at Sea insurance, students must first pay full student fees of UMC 41 Campus Box 208 $133.45. EXCEPTION: Approved Doctoral candidates re­ University of Colorado questing student group insurance will be charged $128.00 Boulder, CO 80309-0208 for the insurance plus Wardenburg Student Health Ser­ vice fees of $67.80. Then prepare for the 8. FACULTY and STAFF TUITION RATES­ learning adventure of Permanent faculty and staff are entitled to 1-6 credit hours your life. at no charge per academic year (Summer and Fall 1987 and Spring 1988) and must register beginning January 12, 1988 if these benefits will be used this semester. Student fees will not be charged for those courses in which a faculty or staff member enrolls on January 12 or later. If a facul­ ty or staff member registers early and pays tuition for the course(s), student fees will be charged. See this page regarding the SIS fee. 9. MATRICULATION FEE-There is a one-time non­ refundable matriculation fee of $1 5 for new degree stu- 7 dents. This fee will be assessed at the time of initial rent Registration if are in their graduating person has subjected them to behavior that interferes in tration. The matriculation fee covers processing charges semester; students who are two semesters from gradu­ any manner with their rights, the University encourages for adding or dropping courses and for official transcripts. ating and cannot obtain a course necessary to complete students to contact the Office of Student Conduct, A nondegree student who is admitted to Q,egree status will the prerequisite sequence may also be allowed to use this Willard 223, (303) 492-560 I. be assessed a $ I 5 matriculation fee at the time of the stu­ option. The course must be required for graduation and denfs first Registration after the change has been made. not be offered on the Boulder Campus, or the course must Affirmative Action Statement I 0. Mandatory student fees ($133.45) may be waived conflict with another required course in which the stu­ The University of Colorado at Boulder has a strong in­ only under the most extraordinary circumstances, such dent is enrolled. Boulder Campus students from other col­ stitutional commitment to the principles of diversity. In as a physical absence from campus for the semester, liv­ leges and schools who wish to take Business courses must that spirit, we are particularly interested in receiving ap­ ing outside a 50-mile radius of Boulder, or an extreme have the approval of the Boulder Campus College of plications from a broad spectrum of people, including physical handicap that renders it impossible to use the fee­ Business and Administration in addition to the approval of women, members of ethnic minorities, and disabled supported services or facilities. If fees are waived, students their own college or school before submitting the Con­ individuals. must still pay the base fee of $22.70. Students who wish current Registration Form. For further information about issues of equity, to petition for a fee reimbursement must do so by 4:00 Boulder students exercising this option will pay tuition di~crimination, or fairness, write the 'Manager of Affir­ p.m. on january 22. No late petitions will be accepted. for their total credit hours at Boulder Campus rates. Con­ mative Action and Services, Campus Box 475, University Petitions may be picked up and turned in at the Bursar's current Registration Forms and instructions are available of Colorado at Boulder, Boulder, Colorado 80309-0475, Office, Regent 150, and should include documentation of at the Registration Information Window in Regent Ad­ or call (303) 492-6706. the reasons for waiving the fees. In addition, any student ministrative Center, between 9:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., covered by the student health insurance must pay full stu­ after the Drop/Add period has begun at the host campus. Ombudsman- Office dent fees, except Approved Doctoral students who will pay only partial fees. The Ombudsman Office facilitates communication, understanding, probiem solving, and effective conflict Deferred Tuition management among the constituents of the University­ The University of Colorado at Boulder provides local students, faculty, staff, and administrators. The option of deferring one-half your total Tuition and resident high school students with an outstanding academic Ombudsman duties include hearing concerns, complaints, Fee Bill until March 4, 1988, is available by completing an record the opportunity to pursue advanced levels of and grievances; investigating such concerns; referring in­ application on or before january 22. The first half of your course work which are not offered in high school. As this dividuals to other University resources when appropriate; bill will still be due by 4:00 p.m., January 22. Please be service is designed to complement a student's high school mediating complaints if necessary; making findings of re­ aware that the deferred balance will be subject to a I per­ program of study and to encourage graduation, re­ peated or serious breakdowns in the University environ­ cent per month finance charge. If you have any doubt quirements for University enrollment are restrictive and ment; and offering recommendations to University con­ at all about being able to pay your full Tuition and Fee carefully followed so that students will benefit from both stituents regarding redesign of areas where breakdowns Bill by January 22, please take advantage of this option. the high school and college experience. Credit earned can occur. To qualify, your total bill at the time of application for be used, if approved by the high school, for the comple­ The Ombudsman Office maintains imparFiality and con­ deferred tuition must exceed $1 00. The deferred amount tion of high school graduation requirements. If work at­ fidentiality in working with individuals and operates in­ will be calculated on the account balance at the time of tempted is not used to meet high school graduation re­ dependently of the usual administrative authorities. The deferment. Please refer to the Schedule and Bill Pickup quirements, it can be accepted for college-level credit at staff is familiar with the organizational structure of the Instructions for location of deferred tuition applications. the University. Generally, 3 semester hours of college University and can provide current information about cam­ course work is equivalent to 5 credit hours of high school pus services, programs, policies, and procedures. Timely Failure to Make Payment in fuU by work (one-half unit of Carnegie credit). Please call (303) information about important dates and deadlines may be the Tuition and fee Bm Deadline 492-6581 for further information. found in the Reminder Calendar published each year by Failure to make the required payment on any due date the Ombudsman Office. will result in any or all of the following actions: The office is located in Willard 302, Campus Box I I 2, a. The student may be disenrolled from the Universi­ telephone (303) 492-5077. ty, becoming ineligible for all University services (see Academic Integrity Disenrollment Policy below). Rights and Privacy- A university's intellectual reputation depends on the b. No grades will be issued for courses in progress unless Education Records maintenance of the highest standards of intellectual the student is reinstated within the prescribed deadlines. honesty. Consequently, commitment to those standards The Family Education Rights and Privacy Act of 197 4 c. No transcripts, diplomas, certification, or registra­ is a responsibility of every student and every faculty protects the privacy of education records. However, cer­ tion materials will be issued for the student until the Tui- member at the University of Colorado. tain information is considered public or infor­ tion and Fee Bill is in fulL Breaches of academic honesty include cheating, mation." Such information may be released to anyone d. A late payment charge in addition to a service charge plagiarism, and the unauthorized possession of exams, unless students inform the Office of Academic Records (I percent per month) on the unpaid balance will be as- papers, or other class materials that have not been for­ that they do not wish the information released. sesse~ accc;ordin~ to the schedule: mally released by the instructor. "Directory information" includes name, address, Balance Due Late r•.,.~.,.,. number, date and place birth, major field o'f par­ Ctu'l~lt"il1«~'. Cheating takes place in different ways, but $ I $ S ticipation in University activities or sports, dates of atten­ basically, it involves dishonest behavior, such as copying dance at the University, full- or part-time enrollment 100-299.99 10 from another person or obtaining any form of unauthoriz­ 300-499.99 20 status, degrees and awards received, educational institu­ ed help or assistance from any person or source. 500-699.99 30 tions attended, and weight and height of athletes. 700-899.99 40 Plagiarism. In all academic areas, it is imperative that To prevent release of the above information, students 900 and over 50 work be original or that explicit acknowledgment be given must go to the Office of Academic Records before for the use of another person's ideas or language. in a term e. A Late Registration Fee may be charged to students 29 to request that directory information about them be paper, for example, failure to use quotation marks, even withheld. A new request must be made each semester. who are financially disenrolled (see Disenroilment Policy if a footnote source is provided, is plagiarism. To prevent names and addresses from appearing in the Students should consult with their instructors ~~··~~,•~·~ 1987-88 Directory, students must have with- DISENROllMENT POliCY specific standards or procedures appropriate in each given holding of directory information between 24 and field. September I I , 1987. (The Directory is published during When students fail to meet their entire Tuition and Fee Sanctions. Breaches of academic honesty will result in the Fall Semester only.) Bill obligation by March 4, 1988, official notification of disciplinary measures. These can include: A complete summary of University policy on the release disenroliment will be mailed by the Office of Registrations • A failing grade for a particular assignment of student information is available in the University of Col­ to the student's local address of record. The letter will • A failing grade for a particular course orado at Boulder Catalog, the Student Handbook, and the inform students of reinstatement procedures. "' Suspension for various lengths of time or perma­ Office of Academic Records, Regent 125, (303) 492-3066. In order to reregister, students who are disenrolled must nent expulsion from the University pay late and service charges as well as a Late Registration Fee of $20 to Breaches of academic honesty are under the of each college and school pursuant to the Laws of the Students who are disenrolled and who fail to reregister Regents, Article V, Section C. For further information and remain liable for full payment of all unpaid charges, in­ for individual college and school policies, students should cluding tuition and fees. consult their dean's office. Student Conduct The Standards of Conduct and the procedures for im­ Option !-Boulder Campus students who wish to take plementing them have been developed by the Student Con­ course work on another campus of the University of Colo­ duct Advisory Committee composed of students, facul­ rado may be able to register on that campus independent ty, and staff. In establishing these standards, the Universi­ of Boulder Campus Registration. However, students must ty has taken into account students' rights as individuals, apply for admission to and follow the registration pro­ as well as the general welfare of the University community. cedures established by the other campus. Students should The University would be remiss in its responsibility to check with their dean's office for approvaL Arts and students and the community if it ignored behavior that vio­ Sciences students may not register at UCD or UCCS ex­ lates the rights of others. It is also essential that everyone cept in the summer. shares in the commitment to protect the integrity and per­ Option l-Boulder Campus students who are unable to sonal safety of each member of the University community. obtain courses required for their degree programs on the In most cases, if an individual is found in violation of one Boulder Campus may exercise the Concurrent Registra­ of the Standards of Conduct, the University's primary in­ tion option. Students enrolled for a minimum of one terest will be to help the individual avoid further inap­ course on the Boulder Campus may be allowed to register propriate behavior and become a responsible member of for up to two courses or 6 credit hours, whichever is the University community. However, if an individual fails greater, on another University of Colorado campus. The to correct inappropriate behavior, or if the violation of course work must be required for their degree program, the Standards of Conduct is serious, the University will they must have their dean's permission, and enrollment consider taking disciplinary action that may include suspen­ levels must not have been reached on the host campus. sion or permanent expulsion. Behavior that threatens the Graduate students must also have their advisor's approval. safety or violates the basic purpose of the University com­ Students taking required courses in the College of munity will not be acceptable. Business and Administration or in the Graduate School of Any time students have questions regarding the applica­ Business Administration may only exercise the Concur- tion of the Standards of Conduct, or feel that another 8 final Examination Policy a final examination period or for additional instruction. 5. When students have three or more e;!{aminations on It is the policy of the University of Colorado at Boulder 2. The final examination in a course should be given as the same day, they will be entitled to arrange an alter­ to adhere to the final examination schedule as published scheduled and not at other times even if the faculty native examination time for the last exam or exams in the Schedule of Courses each semester. While it may member and all students in a course agree to such scheduled on that day. Such arrangements must be made be appropriate not to give a final in some cases, such as a change. no later than the end of the sixth week of the semester . laboratory courses, seminars, and colloquia, final examina­ 3. The week of classes preceding the scheduled final (i.e., at the end of the drop period). Students will be ex­ tions should be given in all other undergraduate courses. examination period should be used primarily for continued pected to evidence that they have three or more Unless otherwise notified in writing during the first week instruction and may include the introduction of new examinations to qualify for exceptions. of classes. students should assume that an examination will material. No hourly examinations are to be given during 6. This policy applies to all undergraduate students, be the week preceding final examinations. including seniors. Graduating seniors should not be ex­ In addition to the principles stated above. the following 4. Individual students may be granted a variance empted from final examinations. Such exemptions are in­ guidelines should be followed by all faculty members and from these policies provided the instructor is satisfied that appropriate on both procedural and academic grounds. administrators order to assure fairness and the best (a) the exception is based on good and sufficient reasons possible educational experience for students. (such as religious observances), and (b) such an exception The scheduled final examination period should be for an early or late examination will not prejudice the in­ Paid advertisements do not necessarily refiect the views considered an important part of the course and used as terests of other students in the course. of the University.

COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Everly B. Fleischer, Dean Controlled enrollment and Drop/Add Forms can be obtained from departmental Main 1-43, offices as listed. Arts and Sciences Departmental Locations Begins Begins Department Campus location on Page Department Campus Location on Page American Studies Ketchum 30 13 Germanic Languages and Literatures Anthropology Hellems 90 13 (German, Norwegian, Scandinavian, Swedish) McKenna 129 22 Arts and Sciences History Hellems 204 22 Computer Applications Major, Honors Norlin M400C 23 Individually Structured Major, and Humanities Ketchum 230 23 Distributed Studies Major Old Main Kinesiology Clare Small Gym I 14 23 Asian Studies Dennison I 0 I 13 Latin American Studies Dennison I 0 I 24 Astrophysical, Planetary, and Linguistics (Semitic) Woodbury 308 24 Atmospheric Sciences Duane E-226 13 Mathematics Engineering Center CR 2-38 24 Bibliography Norlin M300C Museum Museum 207 25 Biology-Environmental, Population, Music for Arts and Sciences Music Clll 25 and Organismic Ramaley 122 14 Natural Sciences Ketchum 230 26 Biology-Molecular, Cellular, and Oriental Languages and Literatures Developmental Bio-Sciences I 3 I 14 (Chinese, Japanese) McKenna 16 26 Black Studies Ketchum 230 IS Philosophy Hellems 169 26 Chemistry and Biochemistry Ekeley 199 IS Physics Duane E032 26 Chicano Studies Dennison I 0 I 16 Political Science Ketchum 106 27 Classics (Classical Philology, Greek, Latin) Education 320F 16 Psychology Muenzinger D244 28 Communication Hale 112 17 Religious Studies Woodbury 205 28 Communication Disorders and Speech Science CDSS 201 17 Slavic Languages and Literatures Comparative Literature Hellems 101 17 (Polish, Russian, Slavic Asian Studies) McKenna 16 29 Conflict and Peace Studies Ketchum 230 17 Sociology Ketchum 219 29 Economics Economics 21 2 17 Spanish and Portuguese McKenna 126 29 English Hellems 101 18 Theatre and Dance University Theatre 20 I 30 Film Studies Hunter I 02 19 University Learning Center-Academic Skills Willard 309 Fine Arts, Fine Arts History Fine Arts N 196A 19 University Learning Center-Math and Science Norlin E I B56 French and Italian Languages and Literatures Hellems 290 20 University Writing Program TBI 31 Geography Guggenheim I I 0 21 Women Studies Ketchum 30 31 · Geological Sciences Geology 205 23

General Information The Academic policies and rules are printed in the 1987-88 University of your responsibility to. know whether or not you are still registered in each of your Colorado at Boulder Catalog. All students are responsible for knowing and classes at the end of the add/drop period. following the provisions set forth in the Catalog. Any questions concerning those provisions are to be directed to the College Office, Old Main I B-85. The College Graduation from the College of Arts and Sciences cannot assl:lme responsibility for problems resulting from a student's failure to Any student wishing to graduate from the College of Arts and Sciences at the follow the policies stated in the Catalog or from misadvice given by someone end of a given semester must notify the dean's office, Old Main I B-85, in the other than a staff member of the College. semester preceding. The College of Arts and Sciences takes no responsibility for graduating a student when the student has not met the Administrative Drops above deadline due to the student's own negligence. You are not guaranteed your place in a course if you do not attend regularly during the Drop/Add period or if you do not have the proper prerequisites. It is

Major Codes 112 American Studies 135 History 101 Anthropology 138 Humanities The list of course offerings is subject to change between the publication 102 Asian Studies 198 Individually Structured Major of this information and the commencement of classes for the fall 106 Biological Science-Environmental, 139 International Affairs academic term. Check with the academic unit. Population, and Organismic 140 Italian Education 146 Japanese Language and Literature 120 Biological Science-Environmental, 144 Latin American Studies Population, and Organismic 137 Linguistics 149 Biological Science-Molecular, 145 Mathematics Cellular, and Developmental 151 Philosophy 103 Black Studies !55 Kinesiology Area Requirements 104 Central and East European Studies 153 Physics 105 Chemistry 154 Physics for Secondary Schools As a liberal arts college, the College of Arts and Sciences has the responsibility Ill Chinese Language and Literature 159 Political Science of making available to its students a balanced program which will satisfy the 134 Classics 176 Pre-Child Health Associate Program legitimate claims of individual interest and aspirations and ensure that those who 173 Communication 172 Pre-Communication 174 Communication Disorders and 177 Pre-Dental Hygiene graduate have pursued a directed, coherent educational experience. Speech Science 163 Pre-Economics Candidates for the liberal arts degree are expected to be literate in their own 147 Computer Applications 115 Pre-Education language, to have at least a minimal acquaintance with a language other than their 108 Dance 141 Pre-Journalism and Mass own, and to be familiar with the subject matter and methodology of the three 148 Dance (B.F.A.) Communication 109 Distributed Studies . 178 Pre-Medical Technology broad areas of learning represented by the Humanities, the Natural Sciences, and i 13 Economics 42 Pre-Nursing the Social Sciences. These expectations generate the college area requirements. 119 English 165 Pre-Pharmacy Each student seeking the B.A., the B.F.A., or the B.S, degree in the College of 107 Environmental Conservation 179 Pre-Physical Therapy Arts and Sciences must complete two 2-semester course combinations in each of 167 122 Fine Arts-Art Education (B.A.) Psychology the following areas: Humanities, Natural Science, and Social Science. See the 26 Fine Arts-Art History (B,A.) 170 Religious Studies 121 Fine Arts-Studio Arts (B.A.) 168 Russian description in the College List following. 23 Studio Arts (B.F.A.) 69 Sociology In addition to the above, students seeking the B.A. or the B.F.A. must I 24 Art Education (B. F.A) 171 Spanish demonstrate in one of three ways a third-semester proficiency in a classical or 28 Art History (B.F.A.) 175 Theatre modern foreign language: (a) by completion of a level-Ill high school foreign 125 French 195 Theatre (B.F.A.) l27 Geography 194 Women Studies language course, (b) by completion of an appropriate third-semester college course, 129 Geology 199 Open Option or (c) by a proficiency examination administered by one of our foreign language 131 German departments.

9 c F!rst,,Year. Cou rs~~

The College of Arts and Sciences College List consists of three divisions. Each divi­ HUMANITIES sion represents one of the area requirements: Humanities, Natural Science, Social Science. Within these divisions the courses are listed by departments in first- and second­ FINE ARTS year sequences. Courses joined by a hyphen are considered a sequence. Both courses must be completed in order to fulfill one-half an area requirement. FA H 100-283 Exper Art & Art of 19th and Any two upper-division courses, provided To fulfill the second half of the requirement, students who have successfully com­ 20th Century one of the first-year combinations has pleted a first-year sequence in a given department may choose either to take a second­ FA H 100-284 Exper Art & Intra to Asian Art been completed, year sequence in the same department or to complete another first-year sequence in FA H 280-281 Art of Antiquity & Art of Middle OR: a different department listed in the same area requirement division. Ages FA 322-403 Aspects ol Painting & Art of Courses on the College List may not be taken Pass/Fail. FA H 280-282 Art of Antiquity & Art of Ren, the Last Decade Baroque, Rococo FA H 280-283 Art of Antiquity & Art of 19th First-Year Courses Second-Year Courses and 20th Century FA H 280-284 Art of Antiquity & lntro to Asian Art FA H 281-282 Art of Middle Ages & Art Ren, HUMANITIES Baroque, Rococo FA H 281-283 Art of Middle Ages & Art of 19th and 20th Century FA H 282-283 Art of Ren, Rococo & ASIAN STUDIES Art of 19th and Century

101-102 As•ar: Humanities-S Asia and E Asia FOREIGN LANGUAGES

Chinese: BLACK STUDIES Chinese; 311-312 Advanced Chinese 1 & 2 411-412 i'J!odern Chinese

232-233 Survey of Afro-Am & 2 Any two of the following, provided French: French: 260-285 Intra to African Lit & Dev of 260-285 have been completed: 31 i-312 Main Currents French Lit 1 & 2 Any two ol !he Caribbean Lit 480 African Novel 420 Cont French Cull and 270-271 African-American Art History & 2 490 Critical Approaches to African Lit 421 History of French Civilization 280-281 Afro-Am Music Hist and Apprec 1 & 2 OR 425 Medieval and Ren Readings Provided 232-233 have been completed: 431 17th Cent Frenct1 Tragedy and 476-477 Cont Afro-Am Lit 1 & 2 Poetry 432 17th Cent French Prose 433 Moliere and 17tl'l Cent French Comedy CHICANO STUDIES 435 French Enlightenment 436 18th Cent French Novel, Theatre, 103-104 Chicano Fine Arts and Humanities & Any two of the following, provided and Poetry lntro to Chicano Literature 103-104 have been completed: 442 19th Cent French Theatre and 381 Chicano Poetry Poetry 382 Survey of Chicano Prose/Fiction 443 Survey of 19th Cent French Lit 435 The Mexican Revolution 447 20th Cent French Theatre and Poetry 448 20th Cent French Novel 449 Women Novelists of 20th Cent in CLASSICS France German: German: 101-110 Study of Words & Greek Myth Any two of the following, provided one of 311-312 German Lit 1 & 2 423 German Civilization 1 107-110 Honors Greek Lit (in trans) & Greek the first-year combinations has been 424 German Civilization 2 Myth completed: 433 Goethe 434 Seminar in German Lit 110-111 Greek Myth & Masterpieces Greek Lit 333 Ancient Athletics 437 Intra to German Lit History 1 (in trans) 361 From Paganism to Christianity 438 Intra to German Lit History 2 110-112 Greek Myth & Masterpieces Rom Lit 411 Ancient Epic (in trans) 412 Greek and Roman Tragedy Greek: Greek: 110-210 Greek Myth & Women in Antiquity 413 Greek and Roman Comedy and 311-312 lnte.rmediate Greek 1 & 2 Any two 400-level courses except 493 111-112 Masterpieces Greek Lit (in trans) & Satire and 494. Roman Lit (in trans} 416 Myth in the Arts Italian: Italian: 112-210 Masterpieces Roman Lit (in trans) & 425 Archaeology of Ancient Egypt 312-313 Readings in Italian Lit 1 & 2 Any two 400-level courses. Women in Antiquity 426 Biblical Archaeology Japanese: Japanese: 427 Preclassical Art and Arch 311-312 Advanced Japanese 1 & 2 411-412 Readings in Classicaland 428 Classical Art and Arch Modern Japanese 431 Etruscan Art and Arch Latin: Latin: 432 Roman Art and Arch 311-312 Selections from Latin Prose and Any two 400-level courses except 490, Poetry 493, or 494. Note: See also Foreign Literature in Translation Portuguese: Portuguese: Any two of the following: Any two 400-level courses· not completed 403 Topics: Luso-Brazilian Civilization as the first-year combination. 411 Survey of Brazilian Literature COMMUNICATION DISORDERS AND SPEECH SCIENCE 415 Survey of Portuguese Literature 200-210 Voice and Diction & Intra to Provided that 200-210 have been ,Spanish: Spanish: Communication Disorders completed: 320-321 Span Culture & Cultural Heritage of Any two 400-ievel Spanish literature 301-304 Speech and Language Devel in Lat Am courses. Child & General Phonetics 331-334 20th Cent Spanish Lit & 20th Cent Span-Amer Novel and Essay Note: See also Foreign Literature in Translation. ENGliSH FOREIGN liTERATURE IN TRANSLATION 260-261 Intra to World Lit 1 & 2 Any two upper-division courses (except Combinations of courses totaling 6 hours OR 380, 480, 481, 482), provided a first-year Any combination of first-year literature courses Any two of the following: combination has been completed. from Classics, English, or Foreign Languages or more from one of the categories below satisfying the Humanities requirement, including may be used to fulfill the requirement, 120 lntro to Fiction the following Russian sequence, may be com­ provided that the first-year combination 126 Intra to Women's Lit bined with course combinations in Foreign Lit­ has been completed. 130 lntro to Drama erature in Translation to complete the IT AL 411 , 413, 420 140 Intra to Poetry Humanities requirement. 150 I ntro to British Writers GER 480 160 Intra to American Writers RUSS 221-222 Intra to Russian Culture & CHIN 481, 482, 483 i 90 Intra to Shakespeare Intra to Soviet Culture JPN 483, 484 226 Images of Women in Lit In addition, the following courses will partially RUSS 481, 482 253 Modern and Contemporary Writers fulfill the first year of the Humanities require­ SLAV 461, 462 ment. Consult departments for exact pairings: FR 260 Intra to French film Note: See also listings under Foreign Literature in Translation. ITAL 213 Italian Short Story in its European Context F.llM STUDIES GER 250 20th C German Short Story SCAN 251 lntro to Norwegian and Swedish Lit HUM 101 lntro to Humanities F S 305 Film History 1 ENGL 130- F S 306 Film History 2 THTR 190 lntro to Drama & F S 307 Major Film Movements* Intra to Theatre F S 308 Major Film Directors* HUMANITIES HUM 401 Film and Fiction FA H 100-283 Experiencing Art & Art of the 101 Intra to Humanities 1 Any one of the following combinations of HUM 402 Film Theory 19th and 20th Century 102 Intra to Humanities 2 courses, provided the first-year of the requirement has been completed by HUM Any 2-course sequence listed in first-year *Courses which may be repeated may be Note: Either of these 6-hour courses may be 101 or by any first-year combination in English courses. used for partial fulfillment of a college used to complete the first year of the English, Classics, or literature courses in requirement only once. requirement. They need not be taken in order. a foreign language: Note: Both HUM 101 and 102 may be taken as 303-304 Comic Sense & Tragic a sequence to fulfill the complete Humanities Sense requirement. 305-306 Hist of Film 1 & 2 401-416 Film and Fiction & Myth in the Arts 401-482 Film and Fiction & Law and Literature 1 10 HUMANITIES NATURAL SCIENCE

MUSIC BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 183-275 Appreciation of Music & Hist Amer Any two of the following, provided one of EPOB MCDB 101 Molecular Biology for Any combination of two courses of at Pop and Folk Mus the first-year combinations has been Non-Scientists, may be combined least 3 hours each from EPOB, MCDB, or 183-276 Appreciation of Music & Music and completed: with the following: EPOB 121, NASC numbered 300 or above, except Drama 308 American Popular Music MCDB 105, NASC 123,NASC 124, EPOB 303 and 409, providing one of the 183-277 Appreciation of Music & World Music 364 History of Jazz first-year combinations has been OR 379 Twentieth Cent Music and Media completed. For those with previous courses in Music 382 Music Literature 1 Appreciation: Students may take the following: 383 Music Literature 2 107-108 Intra to Biology 1 & 2 275-276 Hist Pop/Folk Music & Music and 475 Women Composers EPOB 121-122 General Biology 1 & 2 Drama 489 Latin American Music MCDB 105-106 Intra to MCD Biology 1 & 2 275-277 Hist Pop/Folk Music & World Music NASC 123-124 Biology: A Human Approach 276-277 Music and Drama & World Music

NOTE: These courses are not subject to the 30-hour limit in course work in non-BA curricula. CHEMISTRY

101-104 Intra to Chern & Intra to Organic Prereq for all second-year courses: PHilOSOPHY and Biochem CHEM 103-106 or 107-108. 102-105 Chemistry for Non-Scientists 331-332 Organic Chemistry 1 & 2 100-102 Intra to Phil & Ethics Provided one of the first-year 103-104 Gen Chern & Intra to Organic and 335-336 Organic Chemistry 1 & 2 for 1 00-103 Intra to Phil & Ways of Knowing combinations has been completed, a Biochem chem majors 100-105 Intra to Phil & Phil and Religion student may complete the second year of 103-106 General Chemistry 451-452 Physical Chemistry 100-106 Intra to Phil & Phil and the Sciences the Humanities requirement by taking any 107-108 General Chemistry (Honors) 451-453 Physical Chemistry 100-107 Intra to Phil & Phil of the Arts two 300- or 400-level Philosophy courses Prereq for all second-year courses: 100-1 i 0 Intra to Phil & Phil Through Lit except 305, 341, 342, 343, 344, and 438. CHEM 103-106 or 107-108. 100-112 Intra to Phil & Intra to Logic

RELIGIOUS STUDIES COMPUTER SCIENCE

162-260 Rei Dimen in Hum Exp & World Rei Any two upper-division courses, provided 220-225 Discrete Structure 1 & Data Structure and Algorithms (West) one of the first-year combinations has Note: Students who were enrolled before Summer 1985 consult Arts and Sciences advisors for 162-262 Rei Dimen in Hum Exp & World Rei been completed. previous requirements. (East) Note: Computer Applications majors may not take these courses for completion of the Natural 162-270 Rei Dimen in Hum Exp & Amer lnd Sciences requirement. Rei 260-262 World Rei (West) & World Rei (East) Note: These courses are not subject to the 30-hour limit in course work in non-BA curricula. 260-270 World Rei (West) & Amer lnd Rei Note: See Natural Science and Philosophy for additional course work. 262-270 World Rei (East) & Amer lnd Rei GEOGRAPHY 100-101 Environmental Systems Any two of the following, provided GEOG THEATRE AND DANCE 100-101 have been completed: Note: If students wish to use both Geography For students enrolled in Arts and Sciences before Summer Semester 1986: 319 Topics in Meteorology THTR 101-102 Development ol Theatre and Provided a first-year combination has and Geology for completing the Natural Science requirement, full credit will not be received for 320 Topics in Climatology Drama 1 & 2 been completed, the following may be 325 Mountain Geography THTR 231-270 Text Analysis for Performance taken for the second year of the GEOL 101 and GEOG 101. See departments for details before enrolling in these courses. 332 Geoecology Alpine and Arctic & Intra to Theatre requirement: Regions ENGL 130- lntro to Drama & THTR 482-487 Hist of Costume 1 & 2 335 Biogeography THTR 231 Text Analysis for Performance OR 339 Conservation of Natural Resources ENGL 130- lntro to Drama & Any two of the following: 421 Physical Climatology-Principles THTR 270 Intra to Theatre THTR 472 Theatre of Asia 422 Physical Climatology-Applied ONCE 491 History and Philosophy of 431 Principles of Geomorphology Dance " 432 Mountain Geomorphology ONCE 492 Dance in the 20th Century 433 Mounteli~ Cli,:riato!ogy,· ' 435 Biogeography ·· · · · 437 ForestGeography: Principles and For students enrolled in Arts and Sciences Summer Semester 1986 and thereafter: Dynamics 450 Water Resources and Water THTR 111-112 Development of Theatre and Provided the first-year combination has Management of Western U.S. Drama 1 & 2 (formerly THTR 101-103) been completed, the following may be 451 Surface Hydrology THTR 190-231 Intra to Theatre & Performance taken for the second year of the Literature (formerly THTR 270-231) requirement: THTR 412 Asian Theatre Studies THTR 258-259 History of Fashion 1 & 2 GEOLOGY (formerly THTR 482-487) (formerly THTR 472) ENGL 130-THTR 231 Intra to Drama & ONCE 491 History and Philosophy GEOL 101 and one of the following: Any two upper-division courses except Performance of literature ol Dance ONCE 492 Dance in the 20th Century 477, provided one of the first-year ENGL 130-THTR 190 lntro to Drama & GEOL 102 Intra to Geol 2 combinations has been completed. I nlro to Theatre GEOL 105 The History of Life GEOL 114 Our Dynamic Earth 2 GEOL 153 Geol Dev of Colorado OR First-Year Courses Second-Year Courses GEOL 106-107 Global Change 1 & 2 OR GEOL 113 Our Dynamic Earth 1, and one of NATURAL SCIENCE the following: · GEOL 114 Our Dynamic Earth 2 GEOL 105 The History of Life ANTHROPOLOGY APAS 115 Our Dynamic Earth 3 Note: GEOL 102 or APAS 1 i 5 may be 201-202 Intra to Phys Anth 1 & 2 Any two of the following, provided 201-202 have been completed: substituted for GEOL 114. 300 Primate Behavior Note: If students wish to use both Geography 390 Seminar: Phys Anth and Geology for completing the Natural Science 404 Primate Neuroanatomy requirement, full credit will not be received for 406 Nutrition and Anthropology GEOL 101 and GEOG 101. See departments for 408 Anthropological Genetics details before enrolling in these courses. 410 Human Races 411 Human Paleontology 412 Adv Phys Anth KINESIOLOGY 414 Human Growth and Development 279-280 Kinesiological Anatomy & . 415 Human Ecology · Kinesiological Physiology

MATHEMATICS ASTROPHYSICAL, PLANETARY, AND ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES 130-230 Analytic Geom and Calc 1 & 2 111-112 General Astronomy 1 & 2 Any two of the following, provided one of 230-240 Analytic Geom and Calc 2 & 3 111-115 General Astronomy 1 & Dynamic the first-year combinations has been Note: Math majors may not use Math courses Earth 3 completed: toward the Natural Science requirement. GEOL 113-APAS 115 Dynamic Earth 1 & 3 319 Topics in Meteorology NOTE: See Natural Science and Philosophy for additional courses. 320 Topics in Climatology 321 Topics in Solar System Astronomy 322 Topics in Stars and Galaxies

II First-Year Courses Second-Year Courses Second-Year Courses

NATURAL SCIENCE SOCIAL SCIENCE

NATURAL SCIENCE COMMUNICATION Biological Science: Provided the first year of the requirement 102-203 Intra to lnterpers and Small Grp Any two of the following, provided one of NASC 123-124 Biology: A Human Approach has been fulfilled with a course Comm & lnterpers Comm the first-year combinations has been combination from any of the Natural 102-215 Intra to lnterpers and Small Grp completed: Natural Science: Science lists, the second year may be Comm & Org and Small Grp Comm 420 Persuasion NASC 125 Nature/Society/Energy completed with any two of the following: 203-215 lnterpers Comm & Org and Small Grp 421 Psy of Comm Note: This 6-hour course completes the first NASC 321 Hist of Sc: Ancients to Comm 423 Nonverbal Dimension of Comm year of the requirement. Copernicus 102-124 Intra to lnterper and Sm Group Comm 426 Comm and Conflict NASC 322 Hist of Sc: Copernicus to & Intra to Org Comm 427 Intercultural Comm Newton 203-124 lnterper Comm & Intra to Org Comm NASC 323 Hist of Sc: Newton to 215-124 Org and Sm Group Comm & Intra to Einstein Org Comm. NASC 324 Perspective of 20th Cent Note: 203 was formerly 103. Students with Science credit in 103 may not receive credit in 203.

Note: See also listing under Biological Sciences. ECONOMICS

PHILOSOPHY 201-202 Prin of Macro Econ & Prin of Micro Any two upper-division courses except Econ 381 and 481, provided a first-year Provided the first year of the requirement combination has been completed. has been fulfilled with a course combination from any of the Natural Science lists, the second year may be completed with any two of the following: GEOGRAPHY 198-199 World Regional Geog & Intra to Any two of the following, provided one of 34 i Hist of Sc: Ancients to Copernicus Human Geog the first-year combinations has been 342 Hist of Sc: Copernicus to Newton 198-200 World Regional Geog & World Geog completed: 343 Hist of Sc: Newton to Einstein Problems 344 Perspectives of the 20th Century 340 Natural Hazards 199-200 Intra to Human Geog & World Geog 341 Conservation Practice Problems 342 Conservation Thought 381 Latin America PHYSICS 461 Geog of Amer Cities 462 Urban Geog: Social 101- i 02 Phys Sci for Non-Scientists 321-322 Analytical Mech & Analytical 467 Seminar: World Agriculture 111-i 12 General Physics Mech and Quantum Mech 471 Political Geog 207-208 Energy Tech Soc & Physics of 331-332 Prin Elec and Mag 1 & 2 472 Historical Geog of Europe Contemp Social Problems 321-341 Analytical Mech & Thermo­ 473 Geog of Population · 301-302 General Physics dynamics and Stat Me9h 474 Environments and Peoples 475 Seminar: Recreational Geography 482 Hist Geog of Eastern N America 483 Hist Geog of Western N America PSYCHOLOGY 487 Geog of Colorado 488 Soviet Union 100-204 Gen Psy & Clinical Neuroscience in 489 Geog of Western Europe Behavioral Medicine 490 Geog of Central, N and SE Europe 100-205 Gen Psy & Biopsychology Note: If Psychology 100 is used for the Natural Science requirement, it may not be used for the HISTORY Social Science requirement. A. A. Any two of the following, provided one 101-102 Western Civ 1 & 2 of the first-year A-combinations has been 105-106 World of Ancient Greeks & Rise and completed: Fall of Ancient Rome 398 Women in Victorian England 141-142 History of England 1 & 2 401 Women and Society in Industrial First-Year Courses Second-Year Courses Europe 402 Athenian Empire and Greek Democ 403 Alexander and Hellenistic World 407 Hist of Byzantine Empire SOCIAL SCIENCE 408 Roman Republic 409 Roman Empire 411 Soc Found of European Civ 412 Intel! Hist of Medieval Europe ANTHROPOLOGY 413 Constitutional and 0 L~gal Hist England to 1485 103-104 Principles of Anth i & 2 Any two upper-division courses except 415 Hist Science Ancients to Newton 220-224 intra to Arch & Urban Revolution 402, 405, 425, 426, and those courses 419 Europe lntell Hist 1750-1870 220-226 Intra to Arch & Old World Arch satisfying the Natural Science require­ 420 Europe Intel! His! 1870-Present 220-227 Intra to Arch & New World Arch ment, provided one of the first-year 421 The Hist of the Mediterranean combinations has been completed. World, 1099-1571 423 Europe During Renaissance 425 War and Europe State 1618-1793 426 Age of Reason, Montaigne to BLACK STUDIES Voltaire 427 Hist East-Central Europe 1 428 His! East-Central Europe 2 203-204 Behavior Analysis 1 & 2 432 20th Century Europe 210-211 Politics of Cant Africa 1 & 2 433 French Rev and Napoleon 215-216 Afro-Am Hist 1 & 2 434 Colonial America 435 Hist Germany to 1849 436 Hist Germany Since 1849 CHICANO STUDIES 437 Topics in European Thought to 1900 438 Topics in European Thought: 20th The second year of the requirement may 101-127 Intra to Chicano Studies & Century Contemporary Mexican American be completed with any two of the 439 Venic:e and Florence in the 101-221 Intra to Chicano Studies & Barrio following courses, provided one of the Renaissance Issues and Problems first-year combinations has been 440 Medieval England 127-221 Contemporary Mexican Amer & Barrio completed: 443 Tudor England Issues and Problems 313 Study of Chicanos 444 Stuart England 201-202 Chicano History Pre-Columbian to 315 Folklore, Mysticism, and Power 493 Hist Russia Through 17th Century 1848 & Chicano History 1848 to 427 Intellectual History and Social 494 Imperial Russia Present Theory in Chicano Studies 495 Russian Rev and Soviet Regime 430 The Chicanos and the U.S. Social System B. B. Any two of the following, provided one Any two of the following: of the first-year B-combinations has been 120 Intra to African History completed: 121 Intra to Middle Eastern History 376 Modern Japanese lntellectural CLASSICS 122 Intra to Indian History History 123 Intra to Chinese History 400 Women in Asian History 105-106 World of Ancient Greeks & Rise and Any two of the following, provided CLAS i 24 Intra to Japanese History 418 Hist Southern Africa since 1800 Fall of Ancient Rome 105-106 have been completed: 125 Intra to Third World History 472 His! Modern Chinese lntell Thought 126 Intra to Lat[n Amer History 402 Athens and Greek Democracy 473 His! Traditional China 403 Alexander and Hellenistic World 474 Rise of Revolutionary China 405 Greek Constitutional History 475 Ancient and Med Japanese History 408 Roman Republic 476 Modern Japanese History 409 Roman Empire 478 Modern India 476 Rome, the Law-Giver 481 History of Mexico to 1821 482 The Emergence of Modern Mexico 488 Medieval Middle East 500-1600 AD 489 Modern Middle East 1600-Present 491 Arab-Israeli Problem 12 First-Year Courses Second-Year Courses DEPT CRS NO. DEPT NO. CR TiTLE OF COURSE SEC TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM' INSTRUCTOR LiMIT

SOCIAL SCIENCE Americ~n Studies:

102 AM S 201 3 THMS/AM Cl TRL -1865•PRS 001 1100-1215 T TH OP G 0047 8.6 RONDA 40 HISTORY, cont. 102 AM S 496 3 SEM: CHLORN/CHLDHD AMER 001 1400-1515 T TH Ht.MS 255 '3A RONDA 25 102 AM S 940 1-4 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR NOTE· 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM. c. C. Any two of the following, provided 151-152 History of U.S. 151-152 have been completed: Anthropology 360 The Indian in American History, the FOR LITERATURE SEARCH AND BIBLIOGRAPHIC INSTRUCTION Eastern Region SEE BIB 301·

361 The Indian in American History, the 104 ANTH 103 3 PRIN OF ANTHROPOLOGY 1 Western Region ANTH 103 AND 104 MAY BE TAKE'i 11\J ANY SEQUENCE~

418 Hist of Southern Africa since 1800 001 1100-1150 M W F HL "15 252 Dt GREENE 145 434 Colonial America 1600-1750 002 1300-1350 M W F HUtS 252 Ol GREF:NE 145 003 0930-1045 T TH HlMS 252 PO SHr:ETS 145 449 The Gilded Age 1870-1900 004 1100-1215 T TH HLMS 85 FW EDDY 15

450 British Colonial America 1492-1689 104 ANTH 104 3 PRIN OF ANTHROPOLOGY 2 451 The American Revolution ANTH 103 AND 104 MAY BE TAKEN IN ANY SEQUENCEe 452 New Nation: Amer 1789-1828 001 0900-0950 M W F HlMS 252 145 002 1230-1345 T TH HLMS 252 SK KOESTER 145 453 Civil War and Reconstruction 003 1000-1050 M W F HLMS 252 G LANG 145 454 U.S. History 1900-1929 004 1100-1215 T TH HlMS 252 D'= WALKEq 145 457 The Early Amer Frontier 104 ANTH 202 3 INTRO TO PHYS ANTH 2 PREREQ ANTH 201 e STUDENTS MAY !\lOT ~ECEIVI: CREDIT FOR 458 The Later American Frontier BOTH ANTH 202 AND 206• 459 American Southwest 001 1200-1250 M W HAL:: 103 0 VA!\3 GERVE"l 175 461 Pop Cult Amer to 1900 002 1100-1150 M W HALE 103 OL DUFOUR 145 462 Pop Cult Amer 20th Cent 003 1200-1250'M W F HLMS 199 RY NISHIKAWA 97 463 Amer Society and Thought to 1865 104 ANTH 204 1 LAB IN PHYS ANTH 2 001 1000-1150 T HU'lS 14 16 002 1500-1650 HLMS 14 16 464 Amer Society and Thought since PREREQ OR COR'=Q ANTH 202.

1865 104 ANTH 206 3 HON - HUMAN ORIGINS 2 801 1230-1500 T HLMS 85 Dl DUFOUR 465 U.S. History 1929-1952 PREREQ ANTH 205· ANTH 206 IS AN HONORS COURSE. SECURE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM FROM NORLIN liBR, RM M400C~ 466 U.S. History 1948-Present STUDENTS MAY N'OT RECJEVE CREDIT FOR BOTH ANTH 202 ANO 206.

467 Diplomatic Hist of U.S. to 1914 104 ANTH 208 3 WO~EN, CULTURE AND SOC 001 1230-1345 T TH HL"'S 211 J NASH 10 468 Diplomatic Hist of U.S. Since 1914 SAME AS WMST 202 •

470 History of Urban America 104 ANTH 220 3 INTRO TO ARCHAEOLOGY 001 1000-1050 M W F ~LMS 19<:1 MS FOSTER 97

480 Military History 104 ANTH 222 3 NEOLITHIC REVOLUTIOI\I 001 0900-0950 M W F HLMS 81 JC WHEELER 56 486 U.S. Labor Hist Since the Industrial 104 ANTH 227 3 NEH WORLD ARCHAEOLOGY 001 1300-1350 M W F HLMS 81 MS FOSTER 50 Revolution 487 U.S. Immigration History 104 ANTI-! 310 3 AFRICA PEOPLE AND SOC 001 0900-0950 M W F HlMS 267 G lANG 72 1815-Present 104 ANTH 311 3 ETHNDG MEX/CENT AMER 001 1300-1350 M W F HLMS 267 JR MC GOODWIN 72 104 ANTH 315 3 CULTURE/SOC IN S ASIA 001 1230-1345 T TH HLMS 267 OB MC GILVRAY 12

104 ANTH 401 1-3 'TEACHING ANTHROPOLOGY 900 ARR 10 N.Ul.E..!.. 900 SECTIOI\IS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FOIH'Q

104 ANTH 403 6 COMP PRIMATE ANATOMY 001 1300-1600 M W F HALE 14 0 VAN GERVEN 10 LINGUISTICS H3 COVERT PREREQ ANTH 201. SAME AS ANTH 503e 100-200 Language & lntro to Linguistic 441 Phonology OR 104 ANTH 406 3 ~UTRITHJN AND ANTH 001 1400-1450 M W F HLMS 267 Ol DUFOUR 30 Science PREREQ ANTH 201-202 OR EQUIV• SAME AS ANTH 506· 200-220 lntro to Linguistic Science & 442 Morphology and Syntax 104 ANTH 408 3 ANTHRO GENETICS 001 0930-1045 T TH HlMS 81 Ol GRE~N'= 50 Language and Its Context PREREQ ANTH 201-202 OR EQUIV• A COURSE IN STATISTICS AND one of the following, provided IS STRONGLY RECOMMENDED~ SAME AS ANTH 508. 100-200 have been completed: 104 ANTH 411 3 HUMAN PALEONTOLOGY 001 0900-0950 M W F HlMS 251 H~ (!)VERT 30 343 Semantics PREREQ ANTH 201-202 OR EQUIV. SAME AS ANTH 511· 350 Lang and Public Interest 104 ANTH 420 3 N AMERICAN ARCHAEOLOGY 001 0800-0850 M W F HL~S 267 MS FOSTER 50 SAl-lE AS ANTH 520~ 497 lntro to Diachronic Ling 104 ANTH 424 3 S AMERICAN ARCHAEOLOGY 001 1200-1250 M W F HU~S 81 50 SAME AS ANTH 524.

104 ANTH 426 3 BIBLICAL ARCH 001 1100-1215 T TH 1-ILMS 81 BA AYAO 50 SAME AS ANTH 526, CLAS 42&/526. PHILOSOPHY Asian Studies 100-104 lntro to Phil & Phil and Society Note: If Philosophy 100 is used for the 100-209 lntro to Phil & Phil and Psy Social Science requirement, it may not be 108 A ST 102 3 ASIAN HUM-EAST ASIA 001 1400-1450 M W F GUGG 201 150 :\00-220 lntroto Phil & Mod Soc .Theories used for the Humanities requirement. 108 A ST 499 3 SEttLOR SEf-\lNAR 001 25 104-209 Phil and Society & Phil an6 Psy OPEN ONLY TO MAJORS IN ASIAN STUDIES .. 104-220 Phil and Society & Mod Soc Theories NOTE· 900 S~CTIONS R:EQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FOR!-1. 202-203 Nature of Law 1 & 2 108 A ST 910 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20

108 A ST 920 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20

108 A ST 930 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20

POliTICAl SCIENCE 108 A ST 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 NOTE· FOR OTHER ASIAN STUDIES COURSES SEE LISTINGS UNDER ANTHROPOLOGY, FINE ARTS, HISTORY, CHINESE, JAPANESE, 110-201 Amer Pol Syst & Comp Pol-Developed Any two upper-division courses except PHILOSOPHY, POLITICAL SCIENCE, ECONOMICS, RELIGIOUS Pol Syst 438 will complete the second year of the STUDt~S, AND THEATRE ANO DANCE. 110-202 Amer Pol Syst & Comp Pol­ requirement, provided one of the first­ Astrophysical, Planetary, and Atmospheric Sciences Developing Pol Syst year combinations has been completed. .1iD.I.E..!.. APAS ll1-112 MAY 8E TAKEN IN EITHEij: SEQUENCE .. 110-222 Amer Pol Syst & lntro to lnternatl Rei CLASSES M'=.ET FREQUENTLY· IN PLANETARIUM. 110-240 Amer Pol Syst & lntro to Pol Theory OPTIONAL LABS APAS 121 AND 122 .. 201-240 Comp Pol-Developed Pol Syst & lntro NOTE· AlL APAS COURSES ARE EQUIVALENT TO to Pol Theory FORMER ASTROG~OPHYSICS COURSES. & 111 APAS 111 3 GENERAL ASTRONOMY 1 222-240 I ntro to I nternatl Rei I ntro to Pol FOR OPTIONAL LAB, SEE APAS 121· Theory 001 0900-0950 M W F DP G G020 JT STOCK~:" 222 002 0930-1045 T TH OP G G020 LW ESPOSITO 222 Note: Courses may be taken in any sequence; 003 1500-1550 M W -F RAMY C251J GE THOMAS 204 211 and 212 may be substituted for 201. 004 1230-1345 T TH l)P G Gl25 72 111 APAS 112 3 GENERAL ASTRONOMY 2 FOR OPTIONAL LAB, SEE APAS 122· NOTE· SEC 801 AND 802 ARE HONORS SECTIONS. SECURE -- CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM Ft?:OM ~ORLIN LIBR, Rl'-1 1-1400C. PSYCHOLOGY 001 1400-1450 M 1_, F OP G G020 AJ HAMIL TON 202 002 1000-1050 M W F OP G G020 PS CONTI 222 100-230 Gen Psy & Psy of Adjustment Note: If Psychology 100 is used lor the 003 1400-1515 T TH I)P G G020 MC 13EGELMAN 222 004 U00-1215 T TH OP G G125 WC CASH 12 100-245 Gen Psy & Soc Psy of Soc Probs Social Science requirement, it may not be 801 0900-0950 M W F l 113R 400G J BENN'::TT 17 100-264 Gen Psy & Child and Adol Psy used for the Natural Science requirement. fJ02 1100-1150 M W F FARR REYN 11 230-245 Psy of Adjust & Soc Psy of Soc Probs 111 APAS 115 3 OUR DYNAMIC EARTH 3 001 0930-1045 T TH OP G G17.5 t4L SALBY 12 002 1100-1150 M W F OP G Gl25 W BLUMEN 72 230-264 Psy of Adjust & Child and Adol Psy

245-264 Soc Psy of Soc Probs & Child and ~ ALL APAS 121 AND 122 COURSES MEET THE FIRST WEI:K QF Ado! Psy CLASSES·

111 APAS 121 1 GEN ASTRONOMY LAB 1 001 2100-2300 M 013SV Sl75 R GARSTANG 25 002 1900-2100 TH OBSV S175 R GARSTANG 25 OPTIONAL LAB FOR APAS 111•

SOCIOLOGY 111 APAS 122 1 GEii ASTRONOMY LAB 2 001 1900-2100 M I'JBSV S175 GARSTANG 25 002 2100-2300 TH OBSV S175 GARSTANG 25 OPTIONAl LAB ~OR APAS 112. 211 lntro to Sociology 1 and any one of the Any two upper-division Sociology courses 111 APAS 320 3 TOPICS IN CLIMATOLOGY 001 1400-1515 T TH HLMS 141 RG BARRY 35 following: except 317,401,402, and 491 will PREREQ APAS ll5, GEOG 100 OR JNSTR CONSENT• SA~E AS GEOG 320· 110 Exploring Social Conflict complete the second year of the requirement, provided one of the first­ 111 APAS 322 3 TOPICS-STARS/GALAXIES 001 1400-1450 M W F OP G G125 TP SMOW 12 119 Deviance PREREQ APAS 112· TOPIC Will BE BLACK HOLES, QUASARS AND 128 Race and Minority Problems year combinations has been completed. COSMOLOGY • 170 lntro to Population Issues 111 APAS 392 3 PLANETS/ATMOSPHERES 001 1000-1050 M H F DP G Gl31 CA BARTH 45 PREREQ IS GENERAL PHYSICS AND CALCULUS. 191 Contemp Social Issues 111 _ APAS 394 3 COSMOLOGY/RELATIVITY 001 1300-1350 t1 W F OP G G11& CJ HAl\IS~N 45 250 Soc Problems and Social Change PRREQ GENERAL PHYSICS AND CALCULUS.

111 APAS 505 3 ATMOS PHYS DYNAMICS 001 0930-1045 T TH OP G G039 ER Bf:NTON 20

111 APAS 515 3 INTRO PLASMA PHYSICS 001 1400-1515 T TH OP G G039 PA STt:RN 20 WOMEN STUDIES PREREQ APAS 554, PHYS 331 OR EQUJV. SAME AS PHYS 515· 111 APAS 522 3 NONLINEAR DYNAMICS 001 1000-1050 M W F OP G G039 JR CARY 20 MV GOLOMMI 200-201 lntro to Women Studies & Provided 200-201 have been completed, PREREQ PHYS 521 OR INSTR CONSENT~ SAME AS PHYS 522• any two of the following may be used to 111 APAS 541 3 FLUID INSTAB/WAVES 001 1100-1215 T TH OP G G039 JE I'IART 20 Contemporary Issues PREREQ APA S 540. complete the second year: 111 APAS 571 3 HIGH-ENERGY ATSROPHYS 001 1400-1450 M W F DP G Gl16 Jl" SHULL 25 300 Practicum PREREQ UNDERGRADUATE PHYSICS~

304 Women Studies Curriculum 111 APAS 600 l SEM-SUPERNOVAE 001 1530-1620 T OP G G039 RA FESEN 20 JM SHULL 400 Senior Readings Seminar INSTR CONSENT REQUIRED· 402 Senior Research Seminar 111 APAS 601 1 SEM IN ASTROPHYSICS 001 1500-1550 DP G G039 JW WARWICK 20 409 Feminist Theory TOPIC FOR APAS 601 IS DETECTION OF PLANETARY SYSTEMS.

13 DEPT CRS DEPT CRS NO. DEPT NO. Cft TITU' OF COURSE SEC TIM IE DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR UMIT NO. DEPT NO. CR TITLE OF COURSE SEC TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUt::TOR LIMIT

111 APAS 615 3 ~.fAGNETO HYDRO DYNAMICS 001 1300-135Q M W F' OP G G039 S ROSERTSON 20 117 EPOB 375 2 DEVELOPMENTAL BIOL LAB EG ZWEIBEL COREQ EPOB 374. SAME AS MCOB 466. PREREQ APAS 515 Aflfll APAS 540• 001 0900-1250 T Bf>SY 0040 SL BIROC 10 111 APAS 630 3 AOV HAGNETOSPHER PHYS 001 0800-0915 J TH OP G G039 TW SPEISER 20 002 < 1300-1&50 T BPSY 0040 SL BI~OC 10 PREREQ APAS 515, APAS 530 OR INSTR CONSENT .. 003 1730-2120 T BPSY 0040 SL SIROC 10 004 1100-1450 w 13f>SY 0040 SL ~!ROC 10 111 APAS 650 3 SPECIAL TOPICS 001 1100-1150 M W F OP G G039 AK PRAOHAN 20 007 1400-1750 TH Bf>SY 0040 Sl ~!ROC 10 TOPIC FOR APAS 650 IS ATOMIC PROCESSES IN PLASMAS. 117 EPOB 385 5 COMP ANIMAL PHYS 111 APAS 651 3 SP TPC-AOV MATH METH 001 1230-1345 T TH OP G G039 J TOOMRE 20 PREREQ :JNE YEAR COLLEGE Cl:fEM AND EPOB 121~124. MV GOLDMAN STUDENT MUST REQUEST U:C PLUS f>AIRED LAB AND REC ..

111 APAS 652 3 SPECIAL TOPIC 001 0900-0950 M W F OP G G039 BM JAKOSKY 20 001 1200-1250 M W F RAMY 1B23 C CAREY 48 TOPIC IS REMOTE SEJIIS!NG OF PLANETARY SURFACES~ LAB-COMP ANIMAL PHYS LOlO 1400-1&50 RAMY N176 16 ~ 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM. REC-COf-IP ANIMAL PHYS ROll 1300-1350 RAMY N176 16

111 APAS 700 1-6 MASTER'S THESIS 900 ARR 20 LAB-COMP ANIMAL PHYS L020 1400-1650 W Q:AMY N17& 16 ~EC-COMf:t ANIHAL PHYS R021 1300-1350 W Q:AMY N1 76 16 111 APAS 750 1-6 READING AND RESEARCH 900 ARR 20 LAB-COMP ANIMAL PHYS L030 1400-1650 TH RAMY N176 16 111 APAS 751 1-6 READING AND RESEARCH 900 ARR 20 REC-COMP ANIMAL PHYS R031 1300-1350 TH Rli.MY N176 16

111 APAS 800 1-7 DOCTOR'S THESIS 900 ARR 20 117 EPOB 39,9 1-6 INTERNSHIP 801 ARR JT Wll\IOELL 20 111 APAS 810 10 OOCTOR•s THESIS 900 ARR 20 INSTRUCTOR'S CONSENT REQUIRED· A & S OEAN'S APPROVAL REQUIRED· INTERNSHif>S MAY BE r>WT BE ADDEO AFTI.:R 111 APAS 920 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUOY 900 ARR 20 JANUARY 29, 1988~

111 APAS 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 117 EPOS 400 3 TEACH MODERN BIOLOGY 001 1&00-1900 TH EOUC 334 MH Kt:NNEOY 35 SAME AS EPOB 500 .. 111 APAS 999 3 MASTER'S DEGREE CANO 900 ARR 30 117 EPOB 401 2 TEACHING GEN BIOL INSTR CONSENT REQUIRED. NOTE. NO -STUDENT MAY RECEIVE I"''OEPENOENT STUDY CREDIT FOR Bibliography -- ASSISTING IN OPERATION ANDf')R: TEACHING OF ANY LAB SECTl ON• ll!t SIB 301 5 METHODS OF l I BR RSCH 001 ll00-1150 T TH l!Bq lOlA 0 FINK 30 001 ARR H NICHOLS 10 TEACHING HUMAN ANAT 002 ARR Ttl SWAIN 10 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM• TEACHING COMP PHYS 003 ARR C CAREY 10 TEACHING VAR OTHER CRS 004 ARR 10 114 BIB 930 1•3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 25 ll7 EPOB 403 3 LIMNOLOGY O•'H 0900-0950 M W F Q:AMY 1823 WM LEWIS 60 114 BIB 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 SAME AS EPOB 503•

117 EPOB 407 3 GEOGRAPH ECOLOGY 001 1400-1515 T TH RAMY 1823 A CRU! 55 Biology-Environmental, Population and Organismic SAME AS EPOB 507 • 117 EPOS 410 3 ARCTIC ECOLOGY 001 0930-1045 T TH q:A"1Y 1B31 S WALKER 25 NOTE· EPOB COLLOQUIUM HELD FRI AT 1600 IN RAMY 1823. 117 EPOB 411 5 I"'!VERT ZOOL 001 1300-1350 M W RA~W N183 JH SUSHNI:ll 15 LIST OF COURSES IN OTHER DEPARTMENT$ THAT MAY BE LAB-INVERT ZOOL l010 1400-1550 M W RAMY 1B24 JH BUSHNI:Ll 15 COUNTED FOR A BIOLOGY MAJOR AVAILABLE IN RAMY _SAME A_S EPOB 511 .. N122. 117 EPOB 426 4 EVOL ECOLOGY OF PLANTS 010 1300-1350 M W F RAMY 1B31 YB LINHART 20 117 EPOB 108 4 INTRO TO BIOLOGY 2 LA8-EVOL ECOLOGY /PLANT L0-11 1,500-1750 M RAMY 1636 "c'!3 LINHART 20 STUDENTS MUST REG! STER FOR BOTH THE l- EC AND REC. PRER GEN BIOL, EPOB 302, EPOB 320 .. SECURE A CONTROLlED ENQOLLMENT FORM FROM THE UNIVERSITY SAME AS EPOB 526 • LEARNING CENTER, WLRO 3091311- DESIGNED FOR STUDENTS WITH A LIMITt:D BACKGROUND IN SCIENCE. 117 EPOB 430 4 CYTOGENETICS 010 0900-0950 M W RAMY 1B31 MA LANE 10 LAS-CYTOGENETICS LOll 1000-1250 M W RAMY 1B24 MA LAlliE 10 820 1230-1345 T TH GUGG 201 A CRUZ 200 REC-INTRO TO BIOLOGY 2 R821 0900-0950 M W RAMY 1B75 20 117 EPOB 441 4 BIOMETRY 010 1400-1450 M W F ~Af'J!Y 1823 M Gq_ANT 15 R822 1000-1050 M W ~AMY 1875 20 LAB-BIOMETRY LOll 0800-1050 TH RAMY 1B&8 M GRANT 15 R823 1100-1150 M W RAMY 1875 20 PREREQ GEN BIOL AND MATH llO OR EQUIVALENT. SAME R824 1300-1350 M W RAMY VH5 20 AS EPOB 541 ~ R825 1500-1550 M W RAMY 1B75 20 R826 lliJ0-1150 T TH RAMY 1B75 20 117 EPOB 442 3 MICROBIAL ECOLOGY 001 1400-1'515 T TH RAMY 1631 S SCHMIDT 25 R827 1400-1450 W F RAMY 11375 20 SAME AS EPOB 542 .. RB2S 1100-1150 W F RAMY N183 20 R829 0900-0950 T TH RAMY 1B75 20 117 EPOB 475 3 ORNITHOLOGY 010 0800-0915 TH RAMY 1831 Cl: BOCK 27 R830 1000-1050 T TH RAMY 1!375 20 LAB-ORNITHOLOGY LOll 0930-1150 RAMY 11376 13 L012 0930-1150 TH ~AMY 1~76 14 117 EPOB 122 3 GENERAL BIOLOGY. PREREQ EPOB 121-122 AND 302 OR INSTR CONSENT~ PREREQ EPOB 121, CHEMISTRY RECOMMENDED· IF YOU SAME AS EPOB 575 • WANT TO TAKE THE LAB, BE SURE TO FILL OUT A SEPARATE COURSE BOX ON THE COURSE REQUEST FORM FIJR 117 EPOB 486 3 El\fVIRON ANIMAL PHYSIOL 001 1000-1050 M W F ~AMY 1B31 C CA~EY 20 EPOS 124• ALL EPOB MAJORS MUST ENROLL CONCURRENTLY PREREQ EPOS 343 OR EPDB 385.- SAME AS EPOB 586. IN EPOB 122-124• NONMAJORS PLANNING TO TAKE THE SEQUENCE 12.1-122 TO FULFILL COLLEGE REQUIREMENT "''EEO 117 EPOB 490 3 ENVIRON BIOCHEM ADAPT 001 0900-0950 M W F RAMY N183 SC HAND 20 NOT TAKE Ef>0!3 124• COtiiSUL T WITH THE OEf>ARTMJ:NT IF A SAME AS EP08 590 .. COU~SE IN COLLEGE BOTANY OR ZOOLOGY HAS BE'=N TAKEN. 117 EPOB 498 3 ADV ANIMAL BEHAVIOR 001 0800-0Q15 T TH R:A!'1V N1

117 EPOS 124 1 GENERAL BIOLOGY LAB 2 117 EPOB 507 3 GEOGRA.PH ECOLOGY 001 1400-1515 T TH RAMY 1823 A CRUZ 15 STUDENT MUST EN~OLL CONCURR~NTLY IN EPOB 122. BE SAME AS EPOB 407 • SURE TO FILL OUT A SEPARATE COURSE BOX ON COURSE REQUEST FORM FOR EPOB 124· f>LEASE PUT THE SECTION 117 EPOB 510 3 ARCTIC ECOLOGY 001 0930-1045 T TH RAMY 1B31 S WALKER NUMBER IM THE LEC COLUMN OF THE COURSE REQUEST FORM· 117 EPOB 511 5 INVERT ZODl 010 1300-1350 M .W F RA.MY N18'3 JH :gu:S:HNEtl LAB-INVERT ZOOL LOll 1400-1550 f'f·.W S 'F RAMY 1B'24 JH ~U_:SHNELL oo1 o8oo-to5o r ~Af'J!Y C147 H NICHOLS 16 SAME AS EPOB 4ll• 002 0800-1050 T RAMY CIS! 16 003 0800-1050 T RAMY C159 16 117 EPOB 520 3 BIOPHYS ECOLOGY- 001 1530-1645 T TH RAMY 1631 RK "''ONSON 20 005 1100-1350 T ~AMY Cl4 7 16 006 1100-1350 T RAf-1Y Cl51 16 11 7 Ef>OB 52& 4 EVOL ECOLOGY OF PLANTS 010 1300-1350 M W F ~A"1Y 1B31 YB LINHART 20 007 1100-1350 T RAMY C159 16 LAIJ-EVOL/ECOL OF PLANT lOll 1500-1750 M RAtiiY 1836 yq Ll!\,JHART 20 008 1100-1350 T Q'AMY C148 16 PREREQ GENERAL BIOLOGY, EPOB 302_ AND 320. SAME AS EPOB 426· 009 1400-1650 T RA.MY Cl47 16 010 1400-1650 T ~AMY C151 16 ll7 EPOB 530 4 CYTOGENETICS 010 0900-0950 M W ~AMY 1B31 MA lANE 10 011 1400-1650 T RA"1Y Cl59 16 LAS-CYTOGENETICS lOll l000-1250 M W RAMY 1B24 MA LA"fl: 10 012 0800-1050 w RAMY C14 7 16 SAME AS EPOB 430 .. 013 1100-1350 w RAMY Cl47 16 014 1100-1350 w RA"lY C159 16 117 EPOB 541 4 BIOMETRY 010 1400-1450 M W F RAMY 1823 M GRANT 15 015 1400-1&50 w RAMY Cl4 7 16 lAB-BIOMETRY LOll 0800-1050 TH RAMY 11368 M GRA.MT 15 016 1400-1&50 w RAI"!Y C151 16 SAME AS EPOS 441• 017 1400-1&50 w RAMY C148 16 018 1400-1650 w RAMY Cl59 16 117 EPOB 542 3 tHCROB IAl ECIJLOGY 00.1 1400-1515 T TH RAMV 1B31 S SCHMWT 019 0800-1050 TH RAMY C147 16 SAME AS EPOB 442 • 020 0800-1050 TH RAMY Cl51 16 021 0800-1050 TH RAMY C159 16 117 EPOB 575 3 ORNITHOLOGY 010 0800-0915 T TH RAMY 1B31 CE BrJCK 022 ll00-1350 TH RAMY C147 16 lAB-ORNITHOlOGY lOll 0930-1150 T RAMV 1B76 CE 130CK 023 1100-1350 TH RAMY C151 16 PREREQ EPOB 121-122 AND 302 OR INSTR CONSENT. 024 1100-13'50 TH Ratn Cl48 16 SAME AS EPOB 475. 026 1400-1650 TH ~AMY C147 16 027 1400-1650 TH RAMY C151 16 117 EPOB 586 3 Et-.iYIRON ANIMAl PHYSIOL 001 1000-1050 M W F R:AMY 1B31 C CAREY 028 1400-1650 TH RAMY C159 16 SAME AS EPOB 486 .. 15 117 EPOB 302 3 PRINCIPLES OF ECOLOGY 001 0930-1045 T TH ~AM.Y C2'50 OW CRUMPACKER 175 117 EPOB 590 3 ENVIRON BIOCHEM ADAPT 001 - 0900-0950 M W F RAM'f Nl83 SC HA"''D_ SAME AS EPOB 490 .. 117 EPOB 316 3 PALEO-ECOLOGY 001 1230-1345 T TH RAMY 1!331 H NICHOLS 30 117 EPOB 598 3 AOV ANIMAL BEHAVIOR 001 0800-0915 T TH qAMY N191 H BEKOFF 117 EPOB 320 3 GENET! CS SAME AS EPOB 498 • PREREQ FOR IHOLOGY MAJORS IS GENERAL BIOLOGY. STUDENTS MUST REG I STE"R FOR LEC AND R!=C • 117 EPOB 610 2 ECOLOGY OF WETlANDS 001 ARR JT WINDELL 20 BE \HLLARO 010 0900-0950 M W RAMY C250 YB l !!\!HART 120 0 COOPER REt-GENETICS ROll 1000-1150 M RAMY N183 20 R012 0930-1120 T RA"1Y Nl83 20 117 EPOB 620 2 ORIGIN/LAND PLANTS 001 ARR M GRANT 10 R013 1400-1550 T RAMY N183 20 .:JH ~OCK R014 1500-1650 w RAMY Nl83 zo R015 1500-1650 TH RAMY Nl83 20 117 EPOB 630 2 SEM-TPCS IN NEURO BIOL 001 1500-1700 RAMY C388 RC EATO~ 15 R016 1400-1550 F RAMY ~183 20 NO STUO!:NT MAY RECEIVE INDEPENDENT STUDY 117 EPOB 340 4 "ilCROBIOLOGY CREDIT ASSISTING IN OPE~ATIONS AND/OR TEACHING PREREQ EPOB 121-122• ORGANIC CHEMISTRY RECOMMENDED· SECURE OF ANY LAB SECTION· CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM IN RAMY Nl22. ~ All 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM .. 301 1100-1215 T TH RAMY 1B23 W SEGAL 72 LAB - MICROBIOLOGY L810 1300-1450 M W RAMY N268 18 117 EPOB 700 1-6 MASTER•S THESIS 900. ARR 30 L811 1500-1650 M W RAMY N268 18 OPEN TO PLAN 1 MA STUDENTS ONlY • 4-6 HOURS LB12 1300-1450 T TH RAMY N268 18 REQUIRED FOR DEGREE· L813 1500-1650 T TH RAMY N26~ 18 117 EPOB 800 0-9 DOCTOR'S TH.ESIS 900 ARR 15 117 EPOB 342 5 HUMAN ANATOMY EPOB 800 AND 1310 OPEN TO PHD STUDENTS ONLY • PREREQ EPOB 122-122• PRACTICAL$ WILL 13E GIVEN ON 30 HOURS REQUIRED FOR DEGREE.. NO. MORE THAN THR-EE TO FIVE SELECTED FRIDAYS - 1500-1800. 10 HOURS IN T-HE SEMESTER CANDIDACY IS ATTAINED· STUDENTS MUST REGISTER FOR LEC AND LAB. 117 EPOB 810 10 DOCTOR'S THESIS 900 ARR 20 001 1400-1450 M W F RAMY C250 TA S!.fAIN 200 LAB-HUMAN ANATOMY LOlO 1100-13-50 M W RAMY C209 20 117 EPOB 920 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 lOll 1100-1350 M W RAMY N27& 20 L012 1500-1750 M W RAMY C209 20 117 EPOB 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT RSCH BIOL 900 ARR 20 L013 1500-17'50 M W ~AMY N276 20 EPOB 940 AND 941 OPEN ONLY TO UNDERGRADUATES· L014 0800-1050 T TH ~AMY C209 20 L015 0800-1050 T TH RAMY N276 20 117 EPOS 941 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 l01& ll00-1350 T TH RAMY C209 20 L017 1100-1350 T TH RAMY N276 20 ~ EPOB 95Q-962 OPEN ONLY TO MA AND PH D STUDENTS. L018 1400-1650 T TH ~AMY C209 20 L019 1400-1&50 T TH RAMY N276 20

117 EPOB 346 3 BIOLOGY OF NUTRITION 001 1230-1345 T TH MUEN 0144 PW WI~STON 35 117 EPOB · 950 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 PREREQ ONE YEAR GENERAl BIOLOGY AND ONE YEAR COLLEGE CHEMISTRY INCLUDING CHEM 102, 104,· OR 331 .. 117 EPOB 960 1-3 INDEf> RSCH-ENV BIOLOGY 900 ARR 20

117 EPOB 350 4 PLANT KINGDOM 117 EPOB 961 1-3 INOEP RSCH-ORG BIOL 900 ARR zo PREREQ EPOB 121-124 OR EQUIVG STUOENTS MUST REGISTER FOR LEC ~NO lAB. 117 EPOB 962 1-3 INDEP RSCH-POP BIOL 900 ARR 20

001 1300-1350 M W F RAMT 1823 S SHUSHAN 72 117 EPOB 999 3 MASTER'S DEGREE CANO 900 ARR 20 LAB-PLANT KINGDOM LO!O 1400-1650 M RAMY C231 18 OPEN ONLY TO Mn. CANDIDATES IN LAST SEMESTER IN LOll 1400-1650 T RAMY C231 18 WHICH NO OTHER COURSEWORK IS TAKEN• DOES NOT L012 1400-1650 w RAMY C231 18 COUNT TOWARDS COURSEHDRK HOUR REQUIREMENTS ANO LIJ13 1400-1650 TH RAMY C231 1B MUST BE TAKEN PASS/FAile

117 EPOB 353 4 ESSENTIALS PLANT PHYS PREREQ EPOB 121-124& STUDENTS MUST REGISTER FOR LEC Biology-Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental AND lABw 120 MCOB 106 4 II\IT.RO TO MCO BIOLOGY 001 0900-0950 M W F 13P5Y E050 JR MC INTOSH 264 001 0800-U850 TH RAMY 1B23 EK BONDE 32 PREREQ MCOS 105. ONE TWO ... HOUR LAB REQUIRED EAC ... \iEEK LAB-ESNTLS PLANT PHYS LOlO 0930-1220 TH RAMY C271 16 TO BE ARRANGED TO FIT STUDENPS SCHEDULE~ EVENING MIDHRMS LOll 1400-1650 TH RAMY C:271 16 TO BE ARRANGED~

117 EPOB 374 3 EMBRYOLOGY 001 1000-1050 M W F RAMY 1823 AC BEKOF~ 60 120 MCDB 313 3 VERT ORGAN SYSTEMS 001 1200-1250 M W F BPS'f 0046 r.oJA l30NNEVIllE 100 PREREQ GENERAL B IOLOGT .. GENERAL CHEMISTRY REC0t1MI;NDED~ PREREQ MCOB 106 OR INSTRUCTOR CONSENT~ COREQ EPOB 375~ STUDENTS MAY NOT RECEIVE CREDIT FOR BOTH EPDB 375 M!D MCOB 465· 120 MCDB 315 3 BIOL/CANCER CElL 001 1100-1215 T TH RAM'f C250 011-1 PRESCOTT 150 PREREQ MCDB 105~

120 MCOB 333 3 EVOLUTION, CREATIONISM 801 0930 ... 1045 T TH ll'3R 400G MW KLYf~KOWSKY SECTION 801 IS -AN HONORS SECTION .. SECURE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM FROM NORLIN LIBR, RM 400Ce I DEPT CRS TITLE OF COURSE SEC TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR LIMIT NO. DEPT NO. CR TiT!.E OF COURSE SEC TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR liMiT

120 MC06 384 4 MOLECULAR GENETICS 001 1200-1250 M W F RAMY CZ50 Pl KUEMPEL 200 134 CHEM 103 5 GENERAl CHEMISTRY 1600-1650 RAMY CZ50 PREREQ GNE YEAR HIGH SCHOOL ALGEBRA AND ONE YEAR PRE"lEQ GENERAL CHEMISTRY, MCOB 105-106 OR COMPARABLE COURSE· HIGH SCHOOL CHEMISTRY OR SATI.SFACtORY PERFO~MANCE OPTIONAL REV!Et.f SESSION FRh 1200-1250, RAMY C250e IN CHEM 100· ENTRANCE CAN ~E DETERMINED ON BASIS OF HIGH SCHOOL CHEMISTRY RECORO AND RESULTS OF 12:0 MCDB 414 3 !NTRO PLNT MOL/CELL 001 1400-1450 M W F 8PSY 0046 LA STAEHELIN 34 SoAGT. TEST· A PLACEMENT EXAM MAY BE USED tF Pt KUEMPEL NECESSARY TO LIMIT ENROLLMENT• STUDENTS MUST REGISTER FOR PREREQ MCOB 312 AIIIO 384 OR INSTR CONSENT~ s'AME AS MCOB 514• lEC AND LAB.. EXAMS AT 1830 THURS, FES 4, MAR: 3, AND APR 7~

120 MCOB 420 Z TOPICS-PLANT CELL BIO 001 1600-1750 M BSCI 8121 J PICKETT HEAPS 35 001 1100-1150 M W F CHEM 140 320 20 INSTRUCTER CONSENT REQUIRED FOR NON-BIOLOGY MAJORS~ LAB-GENERAL CHEM llll 1200-1550 M EKLC M173 SAME AS MCOB 520. L121 0800-1150 T EKLC M173 20 L122 0800-1150 T EKLC Ml27 20 120 MCOB 447 3 REGULATION GENE EXPRES 001 0930-1045 T TH BSCI Bl21 N SUEOKA 30 Ll23 0800-1150 T EKLC Ml25 20 20 PREREQ BIOCHEMtST~Y AND MCOB 384• SAME AS MCDB 5478 L124 0800-1150 T EKLC M175 L131 1300-1650 T EKLC M173 20 120 MCOB 465 3 DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY 001 0900-0950 M W F BPSY 0046 WB WOOD 106 L132 1300-1650 T EKlC M127 20 MT FULLER Ll33 1300-1650 T EKLC M125 20 PREREQ MCOB 312 AND 384 OR INSTR CONSENT • CONCURRENT L134 1300-1650 T EKLC M175 20 EKLC M173 20 ENROLLMENT IN MCO~ 466 REQUIRED· STUDENTS MAY NOT Ll51 1300 .. 1650 W RECEIVE CREDIT FOR BOTH MCDB 465 AND EPOS 374. t152 1300-1650 w EKLC M127 20 L153 1300-1650 W EKLC M125 20 120 MCOS 466 2 DEVELOPMENTAL BIOL LAB Ll&l oaoo-1150 TH EKLC Ml73 20 20 COREQ MCOB 465 OR EPOB 374~ SAME AS EPOB 375 .. Ll7,1 1300-1650 TH EKLC Ml73 L172 1300•1650 TH EKLC M127 20 001 0900-1250 T BPSY 0040 Sl !HROC 10 Ll13 1300-1650 TH EKLC M125 20 002 1300-1650 T BPSY 0040 SL BIROC 10 003 1730""2120 T BPSY 0040 SL BIROC 10 134 CHEM 104 4 INTRO O~GANIC/BIOCHEM 004 ll00-1450 w BPSY 0040 SL BIROC 10 PREREQ CHEM 101 OR 103 WITH A GRADE OF C OR BETTER· 005 1500-1850 w BPSY 0040 SL 13IROC 20 STUDENTS MUST REGISTER FOR LEC AND LAB. EXAMS AT 006 0930-13 20 TH ~osy 0040 Sl BIQ:OC 20 1730 THURS, FEB 11, MAR 10, AND APR 14• 007 1400 .. 1750 TH BPSY 0040 St BI~OC 10 001 0800-0915 T TH CHE"'l 132 M ASIRVATI.lAM 170 20 120 MCDB 468 3 MECHANISMS OF AGING 001 130~-1350 M W F MUEII! 0346 RG HAM 35 LAB-INTRO ORG/BIOCHEM LOll 1300-1550 M EKLC 1B74 20 PREREQ MCOB 312 AND 384• COREQ MCOB 465 OR EPOB 374• L021 0930-1215 T EKLC 1874 20 SAME AS MCOB 568 .. L022 0930-1215 T EKLC 11375 L031 1400-1650 T EKLC 1874 20 120 MCOB 472 3 CELL MEMBRNS/ORGNELLES 001 1100-1215 T TH 8SCI 8121 RO POYTON 35 Ul32 1400-1650 ,T EKLC 1875 20 PREREQ MCDB 312 AND CHEM 481e l051 1300-1550 w EKLC 1B74 20 20 SAME AS MCOB 572 • L052 1300-1550 W EKLC 1875 l061 0930-1215 TH EKLC 1S74 10 120 MCOB 483 3 EUKARYOTIC GENETCS LAB 001 ARR SK DUTCHER 15 L071 1400•1650 TH EKLC 1B74 20 PREREQ MCDB 384 OR EPOS 383 AND It;ISTRUCTOR CONSENT • 134 CHEM 105 3 CHEM/NONSCIENTIST 2 PREREQ CHEM 102 WITH GRADE OF C OR BETTERo 120 MCOB 484 3 SEM - RECOMBINANT DNA 001 1800-2050 T BSCI 8121 MJ YARUS 27 STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR lEC AND lAB· PREREQ MCOB 105.. MCOB 384 HELPFUL'" 010 1300-1350 M W CHEM 207 H SHULL 40 120 M'CDB 485 2 EARLY MAMMALIAN DEVEL 001 1400-1550 T 13PSY E432 J VA"l BLERKOM 20 LAB-CHEM/~ONSCI ENTST 2 L02:1 1000-1150 T EKLC Ml72 20 PREREQ MCOB 312 OR 335, OR EPOS 3-74, OR EQUIV, L071 1400-1550 TH EKLC M172 20 OR INSTR CONSENT.. . 134 CHEM 106 5 GENERAL CHEMISTRY 120 MCDB 490 4 WORKSHOP ELEC MICROS 010 1230-1320 TH BSCI 8121 MA BOI'IJNEYILLE 13 PREREQ CHEM 103 OR EQUIV WITH A GRADE OF C OR LAB- ELEC MICROS LOll 1330-1630 TH BSCI 0020 MA BONNEVILLE 13 BETTERs STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LEC AND LAB~ PREREQ MCDB 312 OR EQUIV AND INSTR CONSENTc THE INITIAL NUMBER OF THE LAB SECTION MUST MATCH THE LEC NUMBER. EXAMS FOR BOTH SECTIONS WILL BE SAME AS MCDB 590 G HELD AT 1830 ON THURS, FEB 11, MAR 10, AND APR 14· 120 MCOB 491 1-3 AOV WRKSHP ELEC MICROS 701 ARR Ma BONNEVILLE 152 PREREQ MCDB 4q0 OR 590a lNSTR CONSENT REQUIRED~ 100 0800-0850 M W F CHEM 140 SAME AS MCOB 591. LAS-GENERAL CHEM Ll20 0800-ll50 T EKLC M126 16 Ll30 1300-1650 T EKLC Ml72 20 120 MCDB 497 2 SEM-PHYS METH B-1 0 001 1300-1350 M W f)l' G G12S M FOTINO 30 L132 1300-1650 T EKLC M126 20 PREREQ MCDB 105 OR 312, PHVS 112/114 OR 3011302, OR Ll52 1300-1650 W EKLC M174 20 INSTR CONSENT• SAME AS MCOB 597 AND PHYS 452, 552· L160 0800-1150 TH EKLC M124 20 l16Z 0800-1150 HI EKLC M174 20 L170 1300-1650 TH EKLC M174 16 120 MCDB 507 4 MCDB CORE COURSE 3 001 1 OOO-ll50 M W BSCI 8121 MJ YARUS 20 l17Z 1300-1650 TH EKLC Ml75 20 1300-1450 ~SCI 812'1 GENERAl CHEMISTRY 200 1000-1050 M W F CHEM 140 K PETEr:l::S 260 MP SCOTT LAB-GENERAL CHEM l220 0800-1150 T EKLC Ml74 20 EKLC M124 20 INSTR CONSENT REQUIRED~ L222 0800-1150 T L224 oaoo-uso T EKLC M272 20 120 MCOB 508 3 MCDB CORE COURSE 4 001 ARR 20 L230 1300-1650 T EKLC M272 20 WS WOOD l232 1300-1650 T EKtC M174 20 MT FULLER L234 1300-1650 T EKLC M124 20 RE BOSWELL L250 1300-1650 W EKLC Ml26 20 EKLC Ml24 20 INSTR CONSENT REQUIRED~ L252 1300-1650 W l256 1300-1650 w EKLC Ml75 20 120 MCDB 514 3 PLANT MOl/CELL BIO 001 1400-1450 M W F BPSY 0046 LA STA~HELIN 20 L260 0800-1150 TH EKLC M126 20 Pl KUEMPEL L272 1300-1650 TH EKLC M126 20 SAME AS MCDB 414e 12-14 PAGE f'APER REQUIRED· L274 1300-1650 TH EKLC Ml24 20 L290 1300-1650 F EKLC Ml26 20 120 l'1COB 520 2 TOPICS-PLANT CELL BIO 001 1600-1750 M BSCI Bl21 J PICKt:TT HEAPS 10 !NSTR CONSENT REQUIRED· SAME AS MCDB 420· 134 CHEM 108 6 HONORS GENERAL CHEM PREREQ CHE~, 107.. STUDENTS MUST REGISTER FOR 120 MCOB 547 3 REGULATION GENE EXPRES 001 0930-1045 T TH BSC! 8121 N SUEOKA 10 lEC ANO LAS· INSTR CONSENT REQUIRED· SAME AS MCOB 447* 001 1000-1050 M W F CHEM 207 CA KOVAL 40 120 MCOB 568 3 r"!ECHANISMS OF AGING 001 1300-1350 M W F MUEN 0346 RG HAM 10 LAS-HOWJRS GEN CHEM L261 0800•1050 T TH EKLC M273 20 INSTRUCTOR CONSENT REQUIRED• SAME AS 11CD8 468. L31'1 1300-1550 T TH EKLC M273 20

120 MCOB 572 3 CELL 1-lEMBRNS/ORGNELLES 001 1100-1215 T TH f3'>CI Bl21 RO PIJYTOfi 10 PREREQ MCOB 312., BIOCHEMISTRY OR INSTR CONSENTG t! e INORGANIC CHEMISTRY Sti.ME AS MCDB 472•

120 MCOB 578 2. CEll MEMB/PHOTOSYNTH 001 1200-1350 T BPSY Ell4 LA STA~HELIN INSTR CO!'IISENT R':::Q!JIREDG 134 CHEM 401 3 MODERN INORGANIC CHEM 001 0800-0850 M W F El

120 MCDB 597 2 SEM-PHYS METH BIO 001 1300-1350 M W DP G Gl25 M FOTI NO 10 134 CHEM 418 4 INSTRUMENTAL ANALYSIS OC! 1000-1050 T TH CHEM 207 MV JOHNSTON 45 INSTR CONSENT REQUIRED~ SAME AS MCDB 497 AND !'HYS 597. PREREQ CHEM 450 0~ 451· PAPER REQUIREDG CLASS MEETS IN BSCI 110. LAB-INSTR ANALYSIS L003 1200-1750 T EKLC M272 15 L007 1200-1750 TH EKLC M272 15 120 MCDB 599 2. SEMINAR PRACTICUM 001 ARR MH DUBIN 15 L015 1300-1550 M W EKLC H272 15

120 MCOB 605 1 GENETICS SEMINAR 001 1315-1450 t-1 BSCI 8121 SK OUfCHER 12 134 CHEM 518 3 CHROM/ANALY SEPARATN 001 0930-1045 T TH OP G G035 JW SIRKS 31 PREREQ MCOB 505 OR INSTR CONSENT• 134 CHEM 620 2 SEM-CHROM/TRACF. ANAL\' 001 ARR RE: SII:VEQ:S 20 .lliJlf.!... 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FOR,_,. 134 CHEM 621 2 SEM-ELECTROCHEMISTRY 001 ARR CA KOVAL 20 120 MCOB 700 0-7 MASTER'S THESIS 900 25 ••• 134 CHEM 622 2 SEM-ANALY SPEC/KINETIC 001 ARR JW SIRKS 20 120 MCOB 800 0-9 DOCTOR'S THESIS 900 ARR 30 134 CHEM 623 1 SEM-MOL<:S SPECT/ANALY 001 ARR M\1 JOHNSTON 10 120 MCDS 810 10 DOCTOR'S THESIS 900 ARR 20 134 CHEH 625 SEM-ANALYTICAL CHEM 001 1600-1650 T EKLC M203 RE SIEV=RS 15 ~ MCOB 930, 935 AND 940 ARE UNOERGRAD LEVEL ..

120 MCDB 930 1-6 IND 'STDY-MOLEC BIOL 900 ARR 20 JV• ORGANIC CHEMISTRY INSTR CONSI:NT REQUIRED<>

120 MCDB 935 1-6 INf) STOY-CELL 810l 900 ARR 20 INSTR CONSENT REQUIRED· 134 CHEM 331 3 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 1 001 1000-1050 M W F CHEM 132 CS SHINER 80 PREREQ CHEM 106 OR EQUIV WITH A GRADE OF C OR BETTER. 120 MCOB 940 1-6 INO STDY-DEVEL BIOL 900 ARR 20 COREQ CHEM 333., COR'=Q CHEM 337 FOR tHEM MAJORS. INSTR CONSENT REQUI REOG 134 CHEM 332 3 'JRGANIC CHEMISTRY 2 100 0900-0950 CHEM 132 IH f<~CH 120 MCOB 960, 965 AND 970 ARE GRADUATE LEVEL• 1100-1150 CHEM 132 TH !<.OCH 160 t!Qlli 200 PREREQ CHEM 331 AND 333 WITH A GRADE OF C OR 120 MCDB 960 1-5 IND STUDY-MOLEC BIOL 900 ARR 20 BETTER· COREQ CHEM 334e EXAMS FOR 80TH SECTIONS WILL BE HELD AT 1900 ON THURS, FEB 11, MARCH 10, 120 MCOB 965 1-5 !NO STUDY-CELL BIOLOGY C)

120 MCDB 970 1-5 INO STUOY-DEVEL Blot 900 ARR 20 '134 CHHl 333 1 LAB-ORGANIC CHEM 1

120 MCDB 999 3 MASTER'S DEGREE CAND 900 ARR Black Studies

125 BLST 204 3 BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS 2 001 0930-1045 T TH SPSY El13 Wl MILES 60

125 BLST 241 AFRO-AM=:RICAN DANCE 001 0800-0915 T TH THTR W350 LS WILL[AMS 27

125 BLST 255 3 BLACK WOMAN IN AM SOC 001 1400-1515 T TH KTCJ.f 301 BA HILL 40

125 BLST 271 3 AFRO AMER MUS HI ST 001 1100-1215 T TH BPSY El23 30

125 BLST 300 3 RACE/CLASS/GENDER 001 0930-1045 T rH 13?SY El26 WM KI"'G 30

125 BLST 471 3 BLACK FEMALE PSY 001 ll 00-1215 T TH CHEM 207 CF WILLIAMS 17 SAME AS WMST 471.,

1!.!li.E..!. 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM.

125 BLST 910 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20

125 BLST 940 1-3 !NOEPENOENT STUDY 900 ARR 20

125 BLST 941 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20

CIJURSES OF SPE:CIAL INTEREST TO BLACK STUDIES STUDENTS INCLUDE THE FOLLO\HNG: HfST 216 AFRO AMERICAN HIST 2 H!ST 325 S ROGS-EARl Y AFRO AM Chemistry and Biochemistry

h GENERAL CHEMISTRY

134 CHEM 100 3 PREPARATORY CHEMISTRY PREREQ ONE YEAR HIGH SCHOOL ALGEBRA OR CONCURRENT ENROLLMENT IN MATH 110· PREP~RES STUDENT WITH NO HIGH SCHOOL CHEMISTRY TO TAKE CHEM 103. ODES NOT SATISFY ARTS AND SCIENCES SCIENCE REQUIREMENT• STUDENTS MUST REGISTER FOR LEC AND REC& CHEM 333 IS THE ORGANIC LAB WHICH ACCOMPANIES CHEM 331 .. EXAMS AT 1830 THURS, FEB 4, MA~ 3, AND APR 7• THEY f.tUST 13E TAKEN CONCURRENTl Ve 001 0800-0850 M W F CHEM 132 JT OHLSSON 100 121 0900-1150 T EKLC 1B73 20 REC-PREPARATORY CHEM R021 0800-0850 T tHEM 115 25 131 1300-1550 T EKLC 1873 20 R031 1400-1450 T CHEM 207 25 151 1300-1550 w EKLC 1873 20 R051 1400-1450 w CHEM 207 25 R062 1000-1050 TH CHE~ 206 25 IS DI!PT C11S DEPT C:RS NO. DEPT. NO. C:l! T!TI..E OF COURSE SEC TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR LIMIT NO. DEPT NO. CR TITLE OF COURSE SEC TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR LIMIT

134 CHEM 334 1 LAB-ORGANIC CHEM 2 ~ 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FOR •• PREREQ CHEM 331 ANO 333 WITH A GRADE OF C OR SETTER. CHEM 334 IS THE ORGANIC LAB THAT ACCOMPANIES CHErJt 332• 134 CHEM 700 0-b MASTER'S THESIS 900 ARR 10 CHEM 332 AND 334 MUST BE TAKEN CONCURRENTLY· 134 CHEM 800 0-9 DOCTOR 0 S THESIS 900 ARR 10

134 CHEM 810 10 iJOCTOR'S THESIS: 900 ARR 20

134 CHEM 943 1-6 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 50 FOR UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS ONLY ..

134 CHEM 963 1-6 SPEC TOPICS IN CHEM 900 ARR 30 FOR GRADUATE STUDJ:NTS ONLY·

134 CHEM 999 MASTER'S DEGREE CAND 900 ARR 40 Chicano Studies

255 CHST 103 3 CHICANO FA/HUMANITIES 001 1400•1450 M W F KTCH 301 30

255 CHST 127 3 CONTEMP HEX-AMERICAN 001 1100-1215 T TH GI:OL 108 M lOPEZ GARZA 38 PREREQ CHST 101 OR SOPHOMORE STANDING REQUIRED ..

255 CHST 202 3 CHICANO HIST 1848-PRES 001 1000-1050 M w. F HL"1S 211 GUE:R:tN GONZALES 15 SAME AS HI ST 202: •

255 CHST 313 3 STUDY OF CHICANAS 001 1400-1515 T TH KTCY 206 M LOPEZ GARZA 30 SAME AS WMST 313 ~

255 CHST 400 3 ~EX/AM CULTURE OF SW 001 12:30-1345 T TH "1KNA 11)3 SR DEl PINO 30 SAME AS SPAN 400/500 ..

255 CHST 430 3 CHIC/U S SOCIAL SYST 001 0900-0950 M W F GEOL 108 JJ HALC!JN 30 111 1300-1550 M EKLC 1827 20 121 0900-1150 T EKLC 1827 20 255 CHST 485 3 TPCS-SANOCREEK/CO HlST 001 1530-1645 T TH HLMS 229 W CHURCHill 50 131 1400-1650 T EKLC 1827 20 161 0900-1150 TH EKLC 1~27 20 255 CHST 500 3 ME X/AM CULTURE OF SW 001 1230-1345 T TH MKNA 103 SR O~l PINO 30 211 1300-1550 M EKLC 1B25 20 SAME AS SPAN 400/500· 221 0900-1150 T EKLC 1B72 20 231 1300-1550 T EKLC 1825 20 NOTE.. 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE aEPARTMENTAL FORM .. 251 1300-1550 w EKLC 1825 20 261 0900-1150 TH EKLC 1B25 20 255 CHST 910 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 10 271 1300-1550 TH EKLC 1825 20 272 1300-15 50 TH EKLC 1827 20 255 CHST 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 10 2'1 1400-1650 F EKLC 1B25 20 NOTE• FOR FULL COURSE DESCRIPTIONS AND OTHER ADVISING 134 CHEM 336 3 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 2 COl 0900-0950 M W F CHEM 207 OM WALBA 40 COME TO CHICANO STUDIES OFFICE? DENISON, RM 101 .. PREREQ CHEM 331 OR 335 EQUIVe COREQ CHEM 338· FOR CHEM MAJORS• COURSES OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO CHICANO STUDIES STUDENTS 134 CHEM 337 2 LAB-ORGANIC CHEM 1 026 0900-1150 T TH EKLC 1B72 20 SHOULD INCLUO~ THE FOLLOWING: R ST 270 AMERICAN INDIAN RELIGION 0900-0950 MWF 134 CHEM 338 l LAB-ORGANIC CHEM 261 0900-1150 T TH EKLC 1B26 20 134 CHEM 532 3 AOV ORGANiC CHEM 2 001 0900-0950 M W F CHEM 115 G8 ELLISON 25 Chinese

134 CHEM 635 SEM-ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 001 1600-1650 CHEM 270 GA MOLANOER 10 NOTE.. SEE OEPA~TMENT OF ORIENTAL LANGUAGES AND LI'TERATURES. 134 CHEM 640 SEM-ORGANQMETAL CHEM 001 ARR JC HAYES 20 134 CHEM 641 1-3 SPEC TPC-PHYS/ORG CHEM 7C1 1000-1050 M W F CHEM 270 KS PETF:RS 20 Classics 134 CHEM 642 SEM-ORGANIC REACTIONS 001 ARR SJ CRISHll 20 I• GENERAL CLASSICS 134 CHEM 643 2 SEM-PHYSlCAL ORG CHF.M 001 ••• CH DE PUY 20 (NO GREEK OR LATIN REQUIREOJ 134 CHEM 644 SEM•PHOTOCHEH/RAO CHEM 001 ••• TH KOCH 20 134 CHEM 645 1 SEM-REACTIVE INTERMEOS 001 ARR Ge ELLISON 20 PREREQ ORGANIC AND PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY. 137 CLAS 101 3 STUDY OF WORDS 001 1230-1345 T TH OP G GOZO E.ll FR':DRICKSMEYER 222 134 CHEM 646 SE"1·SYNTH ORG CHEM 001 ••• D~ WALBA 20 137 CLAS 106 3 RISE/FALL ANCIENT ROME 001 0930-1045 T TH CHEM 140 Rl HOHLFELOER 75 SAME AS HIST 106· 134 CHEM 647 1 TOPICS-SYNTHETIC CHEM 001 ••• CS SHINE~ 10 137 CLAS 110 3 GREEK MYTHOLOGY 001 1400-1450 M W F CHEM 140 DG MARTI~~z 350 134 CHEH 648 SEi'-1-0RGANOMETALL IC CHE 001 ••• GA MOLANOEQ: 10 137 CLAS 112 3 ~ASTERP(ECES ROMAN LIT 001 1100-1150 M W F BPSY 0046 ME BAilEY 117 134 CHEM 649 SEM-PICOSEC OYN REAC 001 ••• KS PETERS 10 801 1230-1345 T TH LIBR 400G BA HILL 17 ~ SEC 801 [S AN HONORS COURSE· SECURE A CONTROLLED ENROLUtENT FORM FROM NORLIN LP~R, RM M400C. V .. PHYSICAl CHEMISTRY 137 CLAS 202 SCI IN THE ANCIENT WlO 001 1300-1350 M W F EDUC 231 PT KEYSER 50 801 1400-1630 M "1UEN 0439 PT KEYSER 17 NOTE.. SECTION 801 IS AN HONORS COURSE.. SECURE A CONTROLLED 134 CHEM 451 3 PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY 001 1100-1150 M W F CHEM 115 81: KO=l 30 ENROLLME!IIT FORM F'!OM NORLIN LIBR, RM M400C· PREREQ CHEM 331 OR 335, ONE SEMESTER OF PHYSiCS AND CALC 3 .. 137 CLAS 361 3 f'AGANI SM/CHRISTIANITY 001 1100-1215 T TH EOUC 143 WM CALO>:R 40 SAME AS PHIL 361· 134 CHEM 452 3 PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY 001 1000-1050 M W F JILA OAU!J SJ STRICKLER 43 PREREQ SAME AS FOR CHEM 451. 137 CLAS 403 3 ALEX/HELLENISTIC WLD 001 ll00-1150 M W F HLMS 201 E/1 FREORtcKSMEYER 45 SAME AS CLAS 503 AND H[ST 403 .. 134 CHEM 453 3 PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY 001 1100-1150 M W F Cl-!EM 207 JT HYNES 43 PREREQ CHEN 450 OR 451 OR ENGR 301. 137 CLAS 409 3 THE ROMAN EMPIRE 001 1500-1550 M W F HLMS 199 CF KONRAD 45 SAME AS CLAS 509 AND HIST 409· 134 CHEM 454 2 EXPER PHYSICAl CHEM PREREQ CHEM 450 OR 451 OR EQUIVALENT. 137 CLAS 412 3 GREEK AND ROMAN TRAG 001 1400-1515 T TH EDUC 138 WM CALOf::R 35 SAME AS CLAS 512 • ocn 1300-13 so M w F CHEM i32 WC LINI:BERGER 56 LAB-EXPER PHYS CHEM L010 1400-1650 M !::KLC M224 14 137 CLAS 426 3 BIBLICAL ARCHAEOLOGY 001 1100-1215 T TH HlMS 81 BA AYA!1 15 LOZO 0900-1150 EKLC M224 14 SAME AS CLAS 526, ANTH 426/526. L03.0 1300-1550 T EKLC M224 14 L050 1300-1 ';50 TH EKLC M224 14 137 CLAS 486 3 ARCH ANCIENT NEAR EAST 001 0930-1045 T TH Ht"1S 267 B/1 AYAO 15 SAHE AS CLAS 586, ANTH 431/531. 134 CHEM 455 3 I:XPER PHYSICAL CHEM 001 1300-1350 M W F CHEM 132 WC L!NEB'=RGER 16 LAB-EXPER PHYS CHEM L059 1400-1650 W F EKLC M224 16 137 CLAS 503 3 ALEX/HELLENISTIC WLO 001 ll00-1150 M W F HL"1S 201 E~ FREORICKSMEYER PREREQ CHEM 450 OR 451 ANO 452 OR 453~ THE SAME AS CLAS 403 AND HIST 406. LATTER COUQ:SE MAY BE TAKEN CONCURRENTLY• 137 CLAS 509' 3 TH'= ROMAN EMPIRE 001 1500-1550 M W F HLMS 199 CF KD!\IRAD SAME AS CLAS 409 ANO H!ST 409· 134 CHEM 550 3 CHEMICAL DYNAMICS 001 1100-1150 M W F DP G G035 SR LEONE 25 137 CLAS 512 3 GREEK AND ROMAN TRAG 001 1400-1515 T TH EOUC 138 W~ Ci'\LOF:R 134 CHEM 552 3 SURV K I NET QUANT MECH 001 1000-1050 M H F C._,EM 115 V VAlDA 20 SAME AS CLAS 412•

134 CHEM 553 3 STATISTICAL MECHANICS 001 1000-1050 M W F CHEM 308 RT SKOOJE 20 137 CLAS 526 3 BIBLICAL ARCHAEOLOGY 001 1100 .. 1215 T TH Hl"1S 81 B/1. AYAO SAME AS CLASSICS 426 AND ANTH 426/526. 134 CHEM 556 3 I"HYS CHEM - MACROMOLEC 001 0900-0950 M W F CHEM 270 SJ GILL 20 137 ClAS 580 3 PHILOSOPHY OF PLATO 001 1400-1515 T TH HL~S 177 H SACKSTEDER 134 CHEM 651 3 AOV QUANTUM MECH 001 1300-1350 M W F CHEM 115 RP PA~SON 33 SAME AS PHIL 580 ..

134 CHEM 660 1 SEM-BIOPHYSICAL CHEM 001 ARR SJ GIll 20 137 CLAS 586 3 ARCH ANCIENT NEAR EAST 001 0930-1045 T TH HlMS 267 M AYAf) SAME AS CLAS 486, ANTH 431/531. 134 CHEM 661 SEM-MOLJ:CULAR SPECTROS 001 ARR SJ ST~ICKLER 20 137 CLAS 603 3 ROGS-ANCIENT HISTORY 001 1400-1630 TH LIBR 3000 RL HOHLFELOER 20 134 CHEM 662 2 iEM-NEGATIVE IO"' CHEM 001 ARR WC L I""EBERGER 20 SAME AS HIST 603\•

134 CHEM 063 SEM-TPCS THRY CHEM PHY 001 RT SKIJOJE 20 137 CLAS 604 3 HISTORIAN AS EXILE 001 1530-1800 T l t ~R 424A HR RA\4l INGS ••• SAME AS C LT 604 AND HIST 604• 134 CHEM 664 RES SEM-THEORETtC CHEM 001 ARR JT HYNES 20 ~ 900 SECTIONS REQU[RE DEPARTMENTAL FORMe 134 CHEM 665 2 SEM-REACTION DYNAMIC'S 001 ARR SR LEIJNE 20 137 CLAS 930 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 134 CHEM 666 2 SEM-ATMOSPHERIC CHEM 001 ARR CJ HO!.,ARO 20 FOR UPPER-I) IV I Sl ON UNDERGRADUATES.

134 CHEM 667 1 SEM ... SURFACE CHEM 001 ARR SE KOEL 25 137 CLAS 931 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 134 CHEM 668 2 SEM-MOLEC SPEC PHOTO 001 ••• V VAlDA 10 137 CLAS 950 1-3 GRAD It"OEPENOENT STUDY 900 ARR 134 CHEM 669 1 SEM-MOLEC VIBRA DYN 001 ARR DJ ~ES13ITT 10 137 CLAS 999 3 MASTER'S DEGREE CANO 900 ARR 134 CHEM 670 1 SEM-THRY MOLEC OYNAM 001 ••• RP PARSON 10 I[ s CLASSICAL PHILQI QGY

VI$ !3IOCHEMISTRY

146 CLPH 610 3 SEM-PROPERTIUS 001 1300-1530 EOUC 330 JK KIMG 10

134 CHEM 4!H 3 GENERAL BIOCHEMISTRY 001 0800-0850 M W F l.fU1S 201 BM TIJL3ERT 72 !illlf... 900 SECT! ONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM• SAME AS tHEM 581• PREREQ ONE YEAR ORGANIC CHEMISTRY • 146 CLPH 700 4-6 MASTER'S THESIS 900 ARR 134 CHEH 482 3 GENERAL BIOCHEMISTRY 001 0900-0950 M W F OP G G125 MH CARUTHERS 62 SAME AS CHEM 582. PREREQ CHEH 481• 146 CLPH 800 0-9 OOCTOR'S THESIS 900 ARR ~.II FREIJR'ICKSMEYER

134 CHEM 486 4 BIOCHEMISTRY LAB 001 1300-1350 T TH EKLC M203 JJ FALKE 32 146 CLPH 810 10 DOCTOR'S THESIS 900 LAB-BIOCHEMISTRY L015 1400-1750 M W EKLC M225 16 ••• L037 1400-1750 T TH EKLC M225 16 PREREQ CHEM 481• COREQ CHEM 482· Ill• GREEK

134 CHEM 581 3 GENERAl BIOCHEMISTRY 001 0800-0850 M W F HL~S 201 BM TOLBERT 20 SAME AS CHEM 481• 148 GR 102 5 BEG CLASSICAL GREEK 2 001 0900-0950 MTWTHF E-OUC 138 EC KOPFF 25 PREREQ GREEK 101 OR INSTR CONSENT • STUDENTS WHO EARNED 134 CHEM 582 3 AOV BIOCHEMISTRY 001 0900-0950 M W F DP G G125 MH CARUTHERS 10 THE GRADE 0 OR F IN GR 101 WILL BE ADMINISTRATIVELY SAME AS CHEM 482 Q DROPPED FROM GR 102 OURING THE FIRST WEEK OF CLASSES·

134 CHEM 588 3 ADV BrDCHEMISTRY 3 001 1100•1215 T TH CHEM 115 A PAROl 22 148 GR 312 3 INTERM GR-EURIPIHIPP 001 1100-1215 T TH LISR 3000 DG M_I\RTINEZ 20 134 CHEH 682 3 SPEC TPC•ADV BIOCHEM 001 ••• 30 148 GR 594 3 ACCEL BEG GREEK 2 001 U00-1150 M W F EOUC 153 EC KOPFF 20 134 CHEM 685 1 SEM-B!OCHEH!STRY 001 1600-1650 CHEM 270 OS MCKAY zo .MQlli 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM·

134 CHEM 690 2 SEM-NUCLF.:IC ACID tHEM 001 ARR MH CARUTHERS 20 148 GR 600 3 AOV GRAD RDG-EURPIHIPP 001 1100-1215 T TI-l l I ~R 3000 OG MART INEZ N!ll..E..!, 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORMS .. 134 CHEM 691 STRU/DYN BIOPOLY SOLUT 001 ARR A PARDI 20 148 GR 930 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 134 CHEM 692 SEM•REG OF TRANSCRIPTN 001 ARR WS OYNAN 20 FOR UPPER-DIVISION UNDERGRADUATES.

134 CHEM 693 1 SEM-EUKARYOT!C GENE EX 001 ARR TR CECH 20 148 GR 950 1-3 GRAD INDEPENDENT STUD.Y 900 ARR 134 CHEM 694 1 SEM-RNA STRUCT/FUNC 001 ARR OC Ul:tLENBECK 20 IV.. LATIN 134 CHEM 695 SEM-BIOCHEM!STRY 001 ••• RR'FALL 20 134 CHEM 698 SEM-STRUCTURAL B!OCHEM 001 ARR DB MCKA'f 10 149 LAT 102 5 BEGINNING LATIN 2 001 1000-1050 MTWTHF EOUC 13B MR COLM 35 134 CHEM 699 PROTEIN-FOLD STRUC/OYN 801 ARR JJ FALKE 20 002 1100-1150 MTWTHF EOUC 138 MA MILLER 35 PREREQ LAT 101 OR INSTR CONSENT. STUDENTS WHO EARNED A GRADE OF D OR F IN LAT 101 WILL BE ADMINISTRATIVELY DROPPED VII. MISCELLANEOUS FROM LAT 102 DURING THE FIRST WEEK OF CLASS·

149 LAT 31Z 3 TACTITUS AND PLINY 001 12:00-1250 M W F EOUC 153 CF KONRAD 20

134 CHEM 440 1 SCIENTIFIC GLASS BLOW 801 1300-1550 T EKLE E050 EH LUTTER 10 149 LAT 500 3 GRAD RONGS-C!CERO 001 1600-1650 M W F EOUC 330 EW SCHUTRUMPF 10 ~ SECURE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM FROM DEPARTMENT • 149 LAT 594 ACCELERATED LATIN 2 001 0900•0950 M W EOUC 334 JK KING 30 134 CHEM 600 0 CHEH OEPT SEMINAR 001 1600-1750 HTWTHF CHEM 132 OM WALBA 10 149 LAT 600 AOV RDG•TACTITUS/PliNY 001 1200-1250 M W F EOUC 153 CF KONRAD 20

16 CRS DEPT CRS DEPT NO.CR TITLE OF COURSE SEC TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR LIMIT NO. DEPT NO. CR TITLE Of COURSE SEC TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR LIMIT

RJ SWEEP.'IAN .!i.Q.I..£.:. 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM~ 151 CDSS 659 1 PRAC 2-PUB SCH INTERN 900 ARR 10

14'9 LAT 930 1-3 iNDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 151 CDSS 669 7 PRAC 2-SP/LANG/LRN INT 900 ARR RJ SWEEP.'IAI\J 17

149 LAT 950 1-3 GRAD INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 151 COSS 677 l-3 PRAC 1 AUD APPRAISAL 900 ARR KE 13R!GHT 10 PREREQ COSS 470 AND 471• CLINICIANS MI==ET 1100-1150, F IN CDS$, RM 230~ ONE HOUR TO BE ARRANGEDG

Communication 151 CDSS 678 1-3 PRAC 1 AUD INTERVENTN 900 ARR C YOSH I N~GA IT A·NO 10

151 CDSS 689 4-8 PRAC 2 AUD INTERN 900 ARR J.RR 001 0800-0850 HALE 30 002 0900-0950 HALE S PlA!>tALP 30 151 CDSS 800 0-9 DOCTOR•$ THESIS 900 ARR 003 1000-1050 H'ALE 30 151 CDSS 810 10 DOCTOR•S THESIS 900 ARR 20 150 COMM 215 3 ORG/SMALL GROUP COMM REQUIRED FfJR MAJORS. 151 COSS 910 1-4 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20

FOR LOWER-!) IV I 5 I ON UNDERGRADUATES 9 001 0930-1045 TH HALE 302 SF. JONES 20 002 1230-1345 TH HALE 302 FD rJtARKMAN 20 151 COSS 930 1-4 I NDEPENOENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 003 0800-0915 T TH HALE 104 JW 80WERS 25 FOR UPPER-OIVSION UNDERGRADUATES. t50 COMM 231 3 ORAL COMPETENCY 001 0900-0950 M W F HALE 302 CAMPBI:LL 20 NOTE· COSS 950-953 ARE FOR M~A .. LEVEL STUDENTS ONLYo 002 ll00-1150 M W F HALE 302 CAMPBELL 20 151 COSS 950 1-4 IND ST-SPCH LANG PATH ARR 20

MANY OF THE COURSES THAT FOLLOW MAY BE ~VAILABLE 151 CDSS 951 1-4 INO ST-AUOIOLOGY 900 ARR 20 TO SENJQq COMM MAJORS OR SECOND SEMESTER SENIOR COMM MAJORS ONLY· PLEASE PLAN YOUR SCHEDULE ACCORDINGLY~ 151 coss 952 1-4 !ND ST ... LANG/lRN DISORO 900 ARR 20

151 CDSS 953 1-4 !NO ST-SPEECH SCIENCE 900 ARR 20

151 COSS 954 1-7 INDEP ST-INTERNSHIP 900 ARR RJ SWEETM.AN 10 NOTE. FRESHMA~ ARC NOT ELIGIBLE FOR 300-LEVEL COURSES .. .lli!I.£.!. COSS 960-963 A~E FOR PHeOe LEVEL STUDENTS

151 CDSS 960 1-4 IND ST-SP/LANG PATH 900 ARR 20 150 COMM 320 3 ARGUMENTATION 001 1400-1450 M W F !-!ALE 6 22 002 1400-1515 T TH !-!AlE 302 K CAMPBELL 20 151 COSS 961 1-4 IND ST-AUOIOLOGY 900 ARR 20 003 0900-0950 M W F HALE 207 CV TOMPKINS 20 PREREQ COMM 203, 215 AND INSTR CONSENT~ REQUIRED FOR 151 COSS 962 1-4 INO ST-LANG/LRNG OISOR 900 ARR 20

MAJORS a 151 CDSS 963 1-4 INO ST-SPE'=CH SCIENCE 900 ARR 20 150 COMM 335 3 CREATIVE DRAMATICS 001 110'1-1215 TH HALE 303 PA RHINE 25 002 1400-1515 TH HAL'= 303 PA RHINE 25 151 COSS 970 1-4 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20

NOTE. FRESHMAN ARE NOT ELIGIBLE FOR 400•LEVEL COURSES .. Comparative literature

FOR All 400-LEVEL COMM CLA'5-SES THE PREREQ FOR MAJORS IS COMM 203, 215, AND 320. THE PREREQ FOR NON-MAJORS IS INSTR CONSENT. JUNIOR STANDING OR A80VE REQUIRED 154 C LT 548 2 CAtlfAOIAN i-IOMEN"S FICT 001 1400-1600 HLMS 141 10 FOR AlL '•00-LEVEL COURSES· SAME AS FR 516·

154 C LT 561 3 MARXIST CRIT THEORY 801 1200-1450 LJ!3q 424B D SIMPSON SECURE A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM FROM OEPARTMENTe 150 COMM 417 3 S J,PC-COMM IN COURTRM 001 1900-2130 M HALE 103 ~J CRAWFORD 70 SAME AS ENGL 610e

150 COMM 418 3 ADV INTERPERSONAL COMM 001 1100-1150 M W F KTCH 118 S PLANALP 30 154- C LT 5-33 3 ~DGS-EUR INTELL HIST 001 1530-1800 T LII3R 3000 OL G~OSS SAME AS H!ST 634~ 150 COMM 419 3 SP TPC-'JRG AND CULTURE 001 1400-1515 M W HALE 205 MF: PACANOWSKY 25 154 C LT 604 3 HISTORIAN AS EXILE 001 1530-1800 T HR QAWLINGS 150 COMM 420 3 PERSUASION 001 1100-1150 M W F HALE EV TOMPKINS 30 SAME AS CLAS 504 AND HIST 604. PREREQ FOR MAJORS - ALL OF THE FOLLOWING: COMM 203, 215, 320e PREREQ FOR NONNAJORS - NOTE. 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORI"-. INSTR CONSENT. JUNIOR STANDING OR ABOVE REQUIRED FOR ALL SECTIONS. THIS COURSE WILL EMPHASIZE ORAL 154 C LT 700 0-6 i'iASTER"S THESIS 900 ARR 10 COI'1MUNI CAT lONe SA '-IE AS COMM 520,. 154 C L T 800 0-9 DOCTOR uS THESIS 900- ARR 10 150 COMM 423 3 \JONVERBAL DIM OF COMM 001 1400-1515 T TH HALE SE JQ!I.IES 30 PREREQ FOR MAJORS --ALL OF THE FOLLOWHIG: COMM 154 C LT 810 10 OOCTOR•S THESIS 900 ARR 10 203~ 215, 320· PREREQ FOR NONMAJORS - INSTR CONSENT& JUNIOR STANDING OR ABOVE REQUIRED· SAME AS 154 C LT 950 !-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 10 COMM 523$ 154 C LT 960 1-6 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 10 150 COMM 426 3 COMM AND CONFLICT 001 0930-1045 T TH HALE 205 FD MARKt1AN 25 154 C LT 999 3 11ASTER'S DEGREE CANO 900 10 150 COMM 427 3 INTERCULTURAL tOMM 001 1000-1050 M W F HALr: 302 PA RHI!I.IE 20 ••• PREREQ FOR MAJORS - ALL OF THE FOLLOWING: CDI'1M 203, 215, 320.. PREREQ FOR MONMAJORS - INSTR FOR OTHER COURSO:S JF SPECIAL INTEREST IN COMP LIT, CONSENT. JUNIOR STANDING OR ABOVE REQUIRED~ SAME AS PlEASE SEE: COMM 527~ SP'AN 613-SEM-CNCPTS OF TEXTUALITY 150 C0Mf1 450 3 COMMUNICATION THEORY 001 1100-1215 T TH \-lAlE OR \/OCATE 30 Computer Science 150 COMM 499 1-6 PROBS COMM-INTERNSHIP 801 ARR PA RHINE 14 - ill1lli SEE LISTINGS UNDER THE COLLEGE 9.F ENGINEf::~ING 150 COI'-1M 520 3 PERSUA-SION EV TOMPKINS AND APPLIED SCIENCE• SAME AS COMM 420~

150 COMM 523 3 NONVERBAL DIM OF COMM 001 1400-1515 T TH ~-'~ALE SE JONES GRAD STANDING OR INSTR CONSENT REQUIRED~ SAME AS COMM 423· Conflict and Peace Studies 150 COMM 527 3 INTERCULTURAL CDf'iM 001 1000-1050 M W F HALE 302 PA RHINE STANDING 0~ INSTR CONSENT REQUIRED~ SAME AS 42_7 .. 158 C PS 286 3 NUCL \~AR RISKS/PREV 001 1530-1645 T TH E!JUC 220 Btl BYF:RS 100 NOTE~ goo SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM~ ~ A DISCUSSION TIME HILL BE ARRANGED·

150 COMM 800 0-9 !)r}CT-OR•S THESIS 900 ARR 158 C PS 395 3 TPCS-ALTRN TO VIOLENCE 001 1q30-2230 HLMS Z59 JD FRANK 24

150 COMM 810 10 DOCTOR•s THESIS 900 ARR STUDENTS INTERESTED IN THE CONFLICT AND PEACE STUDIES 150 COMM 930 1-6 UNOERGRAO !NO STUDY 900 ARR 10 PROGRA,._, ARE REC!JMMENIJEO TO TAKE THE FOLLOWING COURSES:

150 COMM 931 1-6 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 10 COMM 427 - INTERCULTURAL COI'-1MUNICATIONS ECON 440 - INTERNATIONAL ECONOMiCS AND POliCY 150 COMM 950 1-6 1-!ASTER~s !NO STUDY 900 ARR HIST 432 - T\.JENTIO:::TH CENTURY EUROPE HIST 495 - RUSSlAN REVOLUTION AND THE SOVIF:T REGIME PHYS 208 - THO: !3HYSICS OF CONTEMPORARY SOCIAL PRO~LEMS p SC 222 - INTRODUCTION TO iNTERNATIONAl RELATIONS Communication Disorders and Speech Science SOC 472 - SOCIOLOGY OF WAR

151 CDSS 200 3 . 1/[llCE AND DICTION Dance STUDENT MUST REQUEST LEC AND REC~ FIRST RECYTATION MEETING THE ~.JEEK OF JANUARY 19, 1987. l!Q!I.:. SEE OEPARTMI;:NT OF THEATRE AND DANCE·

001 1500-1650 M OP G G020 EG JAl\IC'JSEK 120 REC-vniCE AND DICTION ROlO 1000-1150 H CDSS 230 EG JANCDS~K 24 ROll 1900-2050 1·1 coss 230 EG JANCOSEK 24 R012 1700-1850 T coss 230 EG JANCOSEK 24 Economics R013 1000-1150 W coss 230 F::G J~NCOSEK 24 R014 1900-2050 M coss 230 EG JANCOS~K 24

151 COS$ 271 3 AMERICAN SIGN LAJ'.u;---2 801 1400-1520 T TH CDSS 230 RICHARDS 20 163 ECON 152 3 ~CON HIST UNITED STATE 100 1300-1350 M W F ECON 205 Al fJWI==N 50 802 1530-1650 T TH CDSS 230 ~I CHARD$ 20 PREREQ COSS 270~ SECURE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM 163 ECON 201 4 PRHI OF MACRO ECDN FROM DEPARTMENT .. RECITATION REQUIRED. LEC AMO ~EC MUST "1ATCH FIRST THO :-.!UMBERS~ 151 COSS 305 4 ANAT-PHYS S·H MECHAN STUDENT MUST REQUEST LEC AND R'=C• FIRST REC ~EETING 100 1000-1050 M W F EDUC 220 I::M SLATTERY 100 THE-WEEK OF JANUARY 1'3~ REC-PRIN OF MACRO ECON Rll1 150')-1550 w ECQN 119 25 Rll2 1500-1550 M ECON 119 25 010 0930-1050 T TH CDSS 230 EG JANCOSEI( 35 1<:113 0800-0850 T ECIJN 119 25 RH SWEETMA"'' R114 1700-1750 M ECON 119 25 REC-ANAT-PHYS S-H MECH ROll 0900-09--50 M coss 393 EG JANCGSEK 16 PRIN OF MACRO ECON 200 1100•1215 T TH CHEM 132 ~ SYRNS 198 RH' SWEETMAN REC-PRIN OF MACRO ECO~ R211 0900-0950 M ECON 2 40 R012 1400-14'50 coss 393 EG JA~COSEK 16 R212 0900-0950 w ECON 2 40 R013 0900-0950 CDSS 393 EG JANCOSEK 16 R213 1400-1450 TH ECIJN 2 40 RH SWEETMAN R214 1000-1050 w 'EC'JN 2 40 R215 1100-1150 M ECON 2 38 151 COSS 308 3 INTR SPCH-HRNG SCIENCE 001 1100-1220 T TH CDSS 230 !<: CARPENTER 35 PRll\l OF MACRO ECON 300 1400-1515 T TH CHE~ 132 G CAU!JLE 198 REC-PRIN OF MACRO ECON R313 1300-1350 T SCON 2 40 151 CDSS 451 4 SP DIS 2 THRY /APPR/REM 001 1400-1550 M W coss 230 LA ~ANIIG 35 R314 m~oo-oaso TH ECON 40 PREREQ COSS 305 AND 308 .. R315 1,200-1250 TH ~:co~ '2 40 R316 --1100-1150 TH ':CON 2 '•O 151 COSS 456 3 LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT 001 1300-1350 M W F COSS 230 K CARPENTER 35 R317 1400-1450 M ~CON 2 40 PREREQ PSY 100 AND LING 200. SAME AS LING 456 AND PSY 456~ PR IN OF MACRO ECON 400 1500-1550 M W F GE'1l 121 PP WIJJICK 167 FORMERLY COSS 30le Q:EC-PRIN OF MACRO ECON R413 1600-1650 T F:CON 2 34 R414 0800-0850 F ECON 2 33 151 CDSS 469 1 0!3SERV AND COTHERAPY 001 0800-0850 COSS 230 J6 KING 25 R415 1100-1150 F ECfJN 2 33 PREREQ OR COR.::;Q CIJSS 450 OR 451· LAB TO BE ARRANGED. q416 1700-17 50 TH ECO~ 2 35 R417 1600-1650 TH '::'CON 2 35 151 COSS 471 3 AUDIOlOb'i' 2 001 0800-0920 T TH CDSS 230 RH SWF::ETMAN 35 P~IN OF MACRO ECON 500 0800-0850 M W F GEOL 121 167 PREREQ COSS 470~ REC-PR IN OF MACRO ECON R511 1200-1250 M ECON 2 35 R512 0800-0850 !:CON 13 35 151 CDSS 508 SXPER PHONETICS 1 00·1 1600-1750 CDSS 230 30 R513 1400-1450 M ECON 13 35 R514 1300-1350 ECON 119 35 151 CDS$ 532 3 LANG DIS IN CHILDREN oo1 osoo-oq2o M w CDSS 230 DC DOWNEY 30 R515 1400-1450 M HALE 104 35 R516 1500-1550 TH ~CON 119 35 151 CDSS 551 2 PHONOLOG OEV AND DIS 001 1000-1750 M coss 230 30

151 CDSS 572 3 RESIDUAL HRNG-AMPLtF 001 1000-1120 M TH coss 250 10

151 CDSS 575 3 SEM-ASSESS OF HRNG 2 001 1300-1450 TH COSS 250 KE 8RtGHT 12 ONE HOUR PER 1-!E~K LAI3 TO B.E ARRANGEOD

~ 900 SECT! ONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM. SECURE THIS FORM ONE MONTH BEFORE REGISTRATION·

151 COSS 609 l-3 ?ROBLEHS IN CDSS 900 ARR 20

151 COSS 617 1-3 PRAC 1 VOICE EVAL 900 ARR LA RAMtG 15 CDSS 617 MEETS 1330-1530, TH; COSS 315~ ·

151 CDSS 656 1-4 PRAC l•SP/LANG/LRN INT 900 ARR RJ SWEETMAN 10 JNSTR CONSENT R:EQUIR~O~ CLINICIANS MEET 0800-1000 F, coss9 RM 25o~

151 CDSS 657 1-3 PRAC 1 SP/LANG/LRN APP 900 ARR RJ SWEETMAN 13 PREREQ COSS. 567~ CLASS 1'1EETS 0830-1700 TH AND 1100-1150 F, IN COSS, RM 230~ ONE HOUR TO BE ARRANGED ..

151 COSS 658 1-4 PRAC 1-SP/LANG/LRN INT 900 ARR RJ SWEETMAN 20 PREREQ COSS 469s CliNICIANS MEET 1100-1150 F, IN CDSS, RM 230~ 17 DEPT CIIS DEPT CIIS NO. DEPT NO. <:II TITLE OF COURSE SEC TIME CAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR UMIT NO. DEPT NO. Cit TITLE OF COURSE SEC TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM iNSTRUCTOR LIMIT

163 ECON 202 4 PRIN OF MICRO ECON 163 ECO~ 610 3 Al T ECON PARADIGMS 001 0900-0950 M W F ECON 205 FR GLAHE 20 RECITATION REQUIRED. LEC A~O REC MUST MUCH ON FIRST TWO Tl MOTT NUMBERS .. 163 ECON 611 3 SEN-MONETARY POL ECON 001 1900'"'2015 M W ECON 16 HH KAEMPFER 24 100 1600•1650 H H F GUGG 201 L MESPLE ARGYS 201 REC-Pq:IJI~ OF MICRO ECON Rlll lZ00-1250 F ECON 205 34 163 ECON 622 3 SEH-PUBL IC FINANCE 001 1730 ... 1845 M W ECON 16 MJ "tC KEE 24 Rll2 1300-1350 w ECON 2 33 R113 1300•1350 TH ECON 2 33 163 ECON 641 3 SEM-iNTERNTNTL TRADE 001 0800-0915 T TH ECON 205 KE MASKUS 24 RU4 1200-1250 ECON 2 33 Rll5 l400-14SO EC~N 13 34 163 ECON 6S4 3 SEM•ENVIRON ECON 001 1900-Z01S T TH ECON 16 R ~RINCE 20 PR IN OF HI CRO ECON 200 0800-0850 H W OP G G030 280 REC•PRIN OF MICRO ECON R2ll 1500•1550 M ECON 2 40 163 ECON 6S8 3 SEM-AGRIC/WORLO OEV 001 0745-0900 M W ECON 119 HF OWEN 20 R21Z 1700-17SO w ECON 2 40 R213 1000-1050 ECON 2 40 163 ECON 668 3 LABOR ECONOMICS 2 001 1200-1315 M W ECON 16 HE PETERS 40 R214 1100-1150 w IE CON 2 40 R215 0900-0950 T ECON 2 40 163 ECON 671 SEM-URBAN/REG ECON 2 001 0800-0915 T TH ECON 16 MJ GRE~NWOOO 40 R216 1300-13SO ECON 2 40 LO StNGELL R211 1500-1550 ECON 2 40 R218 1300 ... 1350 M ECON 2 40 163 ECON 677 3 SEH-PLANNING/OEV 001 1600-1715 M W ECON 13 JR ALM 20 PRill! OF MICRO ECON 300 1200-1250 M W F CHEM 140 RA ZUSR:OW 500 REC ... PRIN OF HICRO ECON R311 1700-1750 M ECON 2 35 163 ECON 681 3 INT ECONOMETRICS 001 1100-1215 T TH ECON 16 OM WALDMAN 24 R312 1100-1150 T ECON 2 35 PREREQ ECON 4811581 OR EQUIV• R313 1400-1450 w ECON 2 3S R314 1500-1550 w ECON 2 35 163 ECOi\1 684 3 SEM--ECONOMETRICS 001 1100-1150 M W F EC!JN 117 RF MC NOWN 20 R315 1000-1050 M ECON 2 3S R316 0800-0850 T ECON 2 35 ~ .900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM. R311 1600-16SO ECON 2 35 R318 1700-1750 ECON 2 3S 163 ECON 700 2-6 MASTER'S THESIS 900 ARR 20 R319 0800-0850 ,., ECON 2 35 R320 1600-1650 M ECON 2 35 163 ECON 800 0-9 DOCTOR'S THESIS 900 ARR 40 R321 1000-1050 T ECON 2 35 R322 1400-1450 T F;:Cf]"t 2 35 163 ECON 810 10 ODCTO~'S THESIS 900 ARR MJ GREI:NWOOD 20 R323 0900-0950 TH ECON 2 35 R324 1000-1050 TH ECON 2 35 163- ECON 910 1-3 INOEPENOE~T STUDY 900 ARR FR GLAHE 20 R325 1500-1550 TH ECON 2 3S R326 1500-1550 T ECON 2 35 163 ECON 940 1-4 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR P GUI OOTTI 20 R327 1700-1750 T ECJN 2 3S R328 0800-0850 w ECON 2 35 163 ECOI\4 941 1-3 It..IOEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 10 R329 1400-1450 T ECON 13 35 R330 1600 .. 1650 w ECON 2 3S 163 ECON 950 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 PRIN OF MICRO ECON 400 1400-1515 T TH GEOL 121 LO SINGELL 167 REC ... PR IN OF MICRO ECON R411 0900-0950 M ECON 119 35 163 ECON 960 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR TL MOTT 20 R412 1000-1050 M EC0'\1 119 35 R413 1600-1650 TH ECON 119 3S 163 ECON 961 1-3 INOEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 15 R414 0900-0CJ50 W ECON 119 35 R415 1200-1250 M ECON 119 35 163 ECON 963 3 I NDEPENOENT STUDY 900 ARR 15 PfHN OF MICRO ECON soo 1400-1450 M W F HAL': 103 L MESPL~ A.RGYS 17S q_EC-PRIN OF MICRO ECON RS12 1300-13SO M ECON 119 30 163 ECON 964 3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 15 R513 0800-0850 TH ECON 119 30 R514 0800-0850 F ECON 119 30 163 ECON 965 3 INOEPENOENT STUDY 900 ARR 15 R515 1200-1Z50 F ECON 119 30 R516 1300-1350 F ECON 119 30 163 ECON 999 ~ASTER•S DEGREE CAND 900 ARR FS HSIAO 30 RS17 1600•1650 M ECON 119 25 PRIN OF MICRO ECON 600 1300-1350 M W F CHEM 140 JR ALM soo REC-PRIN OF MICRO ECON R611 1000-1050 T ECON 119 40 R612 1000-1050 w ECON 119 40 English q613 1000-1050 ECON 119 40 R614 1400-1450 ECON 119 40 R615 0900-0950 ECON n• 40 ALL MAJORS MUST COME TO THE DEPARTMENT TO BE R616 1200-1250 w ECOP-.1 119 40 ADVISED OURING THE WEEK OF CONTINUING STUDENT R617 1400-1450 TH ECON 119 40 REGISTRATION• R618 1600-1650 w ECON 119 40 R619 1700 ... 1150 w ECON 119 40 STUDENTS CONTEMPLATING AN ENGLISH MAJORt R620 1400--1450 M ECON 16 24 ESPECIALLY THOSE HAVt NG ADVANCED PLACEM~NT CREDIT, R621 1400-1450 w ECON 16 24 MUST CONSULT WITH THE OEPARH1ENT BEFORE TAKING ANY R622 1400-1450 ECON 16 24 FURTHER LOWER-DIVISION ENGLISH COURSES. R623 1000-1050 M ECilN 16 24 R624 1000-1050 w F. CON 16 24 R625 1000-1050 ECON 16 24 ADMINISTRATIVE DROPS - STUDENTS MAY BE DROPPED FROM R626 0800-0850 M ECON 16 24 CLASSES FOR NON-ATTENDANCE, ESPECIALLY AFTER THE R627 0800-0850 w ECON 16 24 FIRST WEEK OF CLASSES. R628 0800-0850 ECON 16 24 .!ill.!.£.!. WRITING COURSES ARE OFFERED UNDER THE AUSPICES OF 163 ECON 353 3 NATURAL RESOURCES ECON 001 1700-1815 T TH ECON 119 MR CORRELL 47 THE U~IVERSITY WRITING PROGRAM IUHRPI• SEE PREREQ ECON 202· NOT COUNTED TOWARD 33 HOURS THE UNIVERSITT WRITING PROGRAM, DEPT 106· OF ECON COURSE WORK FOR ECON MAJORS.. NO CREDIT FOR 80TH ECON 35 3 ANO 453., 172 ENGL 119 3 [NTRO CREATIVE WRtTtNG 001 0800-0850 M W F HLMS 259 20 002 0800-0850 M W F COTT 104 20 163 ECON 381 4 iNTRO STATS-COMP APP 003 0900-0950 H W F OP G Gl16 Cl OEHRING 20 PREREQ ECON 201-202, MATH 107-108 OR: EQUIV• 004 0900-0950 H W F COTT 104 RE BYE 20 005 1000-1050 M H F HAll;: 205 TE REDDELL 20 010 0900-0950 M W F ECON 13 WJ YOROON 76 006 1000-1050 M W F HALE 303 RE 8YS zo REC-INTR:O ECON S.TATS ROll oaoo-oa5o w ECON 13 26 001' 1100-1150 H W F HALE 303 SE GREEN 20 R012 1400-1450 W ECON 13 25 008 1100-1150 M W F HALE 204 20 R013 1000-1050 M ECON 205 25 009 1200-1250 M W F HLMS 1ql OA FORMENTO 20 R014 1400-1450 TH ~CON 13 25 010 0800-0915 T TH HLMS 177 JM LAGUE 20 !NTRO STATS-COMP APP 020 1S30•1645 T TH ECON 13 0 AS~ANE 76 011 0930-1045 T TH HALE 207 OH WILKERSON 20 REC-INTRO ECON STATS R021 OS00-0850 H ECON 13 26 012 0930-1045 T TH HAtE 303 SJ 2EVE~BERGEN 20 R022 1600•16SO H EC!JN 16 2S 013 1100-1215 T TH COTT 104 OH WILKERSON 20 R023 1000-1050 W ECON 20S 25 014 1100·121S T TH HALE 302 KW HUNTER 20 R024 1200-1250 W ECON 205 25 01S 1230-1345 T TH COTT 104 KW HUNTER 20

163 ECON 401 3 ECONOMIC EDUCATION 1 801 1230-1330 T ECON 16 JH L ILLYDAHL 25 172 ENGL 120 3 IN'TRO TO FICTION 001 0800-0850 H W F HLMS 137 GP GAUTI~R 3S PREREQ ECON 201-202, 407-408 ANO INSTR: CONSENT .. OOZ 0800-0850 M W F Hl~S 237 PA WILLIAMS 35 SECURE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM FROM DEPARTMENT• 003 0900-0950 M W F Hlf1S 237 P MATTI:SON 35 004 0900-0950 M W F EOUC 136 KM JOHNSON 35 163 ECON 402 3 ECONOMIC EOUCATION 2 801 1230-1330 ECON 16 JH t.ILLYDAHl. 25 005 1000-1050 M W F 1-fl"''S 237 LA MOSKOVIT 35 PREREQ ECON 201-202, 407-408 ANO INSTR CONSENT .. 006 1000-1050 M W F HlMS 271 BL GRJ\SSMUCK 35 SECURE CONTROLL'oO EN~OLLMENT FORM FROM DEPARTMENT. 007 1100-1150 M W F. HALE 104 35. 008 1100-1150 H W F ECON 205 JP FlYNT 35 163 Etm.f 407 3 INTERMEO MICRO THEORY 001 1100-1215 T TH ECON 117 lO SINGELL 80 009 1200-1250 M W F Hlf1S 285 JR HOlME'S 35 002 0930-1045 T TH ECDN 117 E~ HO'tEY 80 010 1300-1350 H W F eouc 136 RA S~t.4t.IY 3S 003 1200-1250 M W F ECON 117 J KRUSE 80 011 1400-1450 M W F HLM'S 237 KK COOK 35 PREREQ ECON 201-202 AND MATH 107-108 OR EQUIV .. OlZ 0800-0915 T TH HLMS 137 CL PROUDFIT 35 013 0930-1045 T TH HALE 104 L BURKHARDT 3S 163 ECON 408 3 INTERMEO MACRO THEORY 001 1300-1350 M W F ECOfi 13 T CAR~ 76 014 1100-1215 T TH HALE 104 L BURKHAROT 35 002 1230-1345 T TH ECON 117 A DAH 80 015 1100•1215 T TH ~PSV E131 VM OUFF 35 003 0800-0915 T TH ECON 117 PP ~OJICK 80 016 1230-1345 T TH El)UC 136 ME TA.NNr:R 35 35 PREREQ ECON 201-202 AND MATH 107-108 OR EQUIVw 017 1230-1345 T TH HALE 104 RC JOHNS0!\1 018 1400•1515 T TH HLMS 211 RE SCHROTH 35 163 ECON 411 3 MONEY AND BANKING 001 1600-1650 M W ECON 117 RJ SULLIVAN 70 002 1500-1550 H W ECON 117 Tl HOTT 70 172 ENGL 130 3 t NTRO TO DRAMA 001 0900-0950 M W F HUtS 285 AL KISTNER 35 35 PREREQ f'CON 201-212. SAME AS ECO~ 511. 002 1000-10SO H W F EOUC 136 JR HOLMES 003 0930-1045 T TH "L •s 28S Jl MURPHY 35 3S 163 ECON 440 3 INTER ECON ANO POLICY 001 1000-1050 M W F ECON 117 0 ZUCHEGNO 80 004 1230-1345 T TH !it.MS 285 S '1ANOEL 002 1230-1345 T TH =-coN 13 KE MASKUS 76 PREREQ ECON 201 OR 202. NOT CREDITED TOWARD 172 ENGL 140 3 I NTRO TO POETRY 001 0900-0950 M W F BPSY E123 JR SAER 3S 33 HOURS OF ECON COURSES FOR ECON MAJORS. 002 1100•11SO H W F HLMS 137 ~K BARNARD 3S 003 1300-1350 M H f HALE lOft NK BARNARD 35 163 ECON 441 3 INTERNATIONAL TRAOE 001 1300-1350 M W F ECON 117 WH KA'=MPFER 71 PREREQ ECON 407. SAME AS ECON S4l• 172 ENGl 1SO 3 INTRO BRITISH WRITERS ON NEW COLLEGE LIST. STUOE~TS WHO HAVE CREDiT IN 163 ECON 442 3 INTERNATIONAL FINANCE 001 0800-0850 M H f ECOPi 117 G ANAYII'JTAS 70 ENGL 252 WILL NOT RECEIVE CREDIT IN ENGL 150 .. 002 1100-1215 T TH ECON llq FR GLAHE 30 3S PREREQ ECON 408. SAME AS ECON 542. 001 oqoo-oqso M w F 'iLMS 137 JH MAJOR 002 1000-1050 M H F HALE 104 MJ PRESTO~ 35 35 163 ECON 452 3 U S ECONOMIC HiSTORY 001 1200-1250 H W F !:CON 13 RJ SULLIVAN 003 1300-1350 M W F Ht~S 237 JA SAHYER: CB MC MULLEN 35 PREREQ ECON 407-408· SAME AS ECON 552 .. 004 0930•1045 T TH HLMS 237 005 1100-1215 T TH KTCH 206 HL SAWIN 3S 163 ECON 454 3 F:NVIRONMENTAL ECON 001 1100-1215 T TH ECON 13 R PRINCE PREREQ ECON 407 AND 408· STUDENTS MAY NOT RECEIVE CREO!T 172 ENGL 160 3 1NTRO A~ERICAN HRITERS FOR BOTH ECON 354 ANO 454Q SAME AS ECON 554 .. ON NEW COLLEGE LIST. STUDENTS WHO HAVE CR':OIT IN ENGL 266 WILL NOT REC':IVE CREDIT IN ENGL 16f:),. 163 ECON 460 3 INTRO/HUHAN RESOURCES 001 1000-1050 M W ECON 13 l PETERS 76

163 ECON 461 3 LABOR ECONOMICS 001 1l00•11SO M W F BPSY El13 8 UDIS 71 3S PREREQ ECON 201-202 ANO 407.. SAME AS ECON 569. 001 0800-0850 M W F Ht.MS 141 CW 8ART'"t0LOMAUS 002 0900-0950 M W F !3PSY E13l HJ CROCKETT 35 CW BARTHOLOHAUS 35 163 ECON 469 3 GOVERN/BUS IN ECON 001 1100-1150 M W F ECO!II 13 WJ YOROON 45 003 0900-0950 M W F J.iALE 104 !3PSY E123 SR SWORDS 35 SAME AS ECON 569 ~ 004 1000-1050 M W F OOS 1000-1050 M W F BP'SY E126 SR RA!JINOIHTZ 35 SR RASINOWITZ 35 163 ECON 478 3 POLICIES OF ECON OEVEL 001 1400-1c;15 T TH ECON 117 BH POUlSO!ot 6S 006 1100-1150 M W F EOUC 136 SR 3S PREREQ ECON 201-202.. SAME AS ECON 578• 007 1200-12SO M W F BPSY E131 SWJRDS 008 1300-1350 M W F HLMS 263 MA LUKENS 35 LR MAC DONALO 35 163 ECON 480 3 INTRO TO MATH ECON 001 0800-0915 T TH ECQN 13 ER MOREY 66 009 0800-0915 T TH HLMS 141 35 002 1500-1550 M W F ECON 13 AM OAH 66 010 0930-1045 T TH HL!\15 271 A LUTZ RJ DICKSON 3S PREREQ ECON 201-202 AND HATH 107-108 OR EQUIV• 011 1230-1345 T TH HU'\S 237 137 35 SEC 001 IS SAME AS ECON 580· 012 1230-1345 T TH HU.,S 97 163 EC0!\1 483 3 MICRO COMPUTER APP 801 0930-1045 T TH eccq 2-03 172 ENGL 190 3 I NTRO TO SHAKESPEARE 001 0930-1045 T TH HLMS 201 DA BURGER PREREQ ECQN 480 OR MATH 130 OR ECON 407• SAME AS ECON 583 .. 20 SECURE CONTROLLED ENROlLMENT FORM FROM DEPARTMENT .. 172 ENGL 200 3 WRITH~G ABOUT LIT 001 0900-0950 M W F ~PSY E114 LO MCNEIL 002 1000 ... 1050 M H F liLMS 259 JL HAll 20 20 163 ECON 487 3 ECON OEV LAT AMER 001 1400-1450 M W F ECON 117 70 oo3 uoo-1150 M w F HLYIS 251 Pl KRAUTH P8 RUOESEAL 20 PREREQ ECON 201-202. 004 0930-1045 T TH HlMS 251 005 1100-121S T TH HLMS 271 VF G~ILLO 20 20 163 ECON 508 3 APPLIED MACRO THEORY 001 1400-1515 T ECON 16 FR GLAHE 20 006 1230-1345 T TH HLMS 251 E.! ROBERTSON 1400-1515 TH SEE DEPT PREREQ ECON 408 A"fD 480~ THURSDAY'S CLASS WlLL MEET Ill! THE NORLIN COMPUTER LAB .. NOTE• PREREQ FOR ENGL 202 AND 205 - STUDENTS p.4UST SUBMIT MANUSCRIPTS AND SECURE CONTROLLED ENROLlMENT FORM 163 ECON 511 MONEY AND BANKING 001 1600-1650 M W EClJN 117 RJ 'iULL IVAN 10 FROM DEPARTMENT. THFSE COURSES MAY EACH BE OOZ lS00-1550 M W ECON 117 TL MOTT 10 TAKEN THREE Tl HES • SAME AS ECON 411 • 172 ENGl 202 3 INTRO POETRY WORKSHOP 801 1400-1450 M W F HLMS 2:71 EM DORN 20 163 ECON 541 3 INTERNATIONAL TRADE 001 1300-1350 M W F ECON 117 WH KAEMPFER 10 802 0930-1045 T TH COTT lOft KM HA!tK!NS 20 SAME AS ECON 441 .. 172 ENGL 205 3 INTRO FICTION WORKSHOP 163 ECON 542 3 INTERNATIONAL FINANCE 001 0800-0850 M W F ECON 117 G ANAYIOTAS 10 t!!!ll.t 8 0 3 I S SCIENCE FICTION SECTION• 002 1100-121S T TH ECON 119 FR GLAHE 10 804 !S HORROR WRITING SECTION. SAME AS ECON 442• 80S IS CHILOREN'S LITERATURE SECTION.

163 ECON 552 3 U S ECONOMIC HISTORY 001 1200•1250 M W F ECON 13 RJ SULLlVAN 10 801 0900-0950 M W F HLHS 259 CM ADLER zo CM ADLER 20 PREREQ ECON 407-408~ S~ME AS ECON 452• 802 1000-1050 M W F COTT 104 803 1100-1150 M W F COTT 104 •c vEenv 20 20 163 ECON 554 3 ENVIRONMENTAL ECON 001 ll00-1215 T TH ECON 13 R PRINCE 10 804 1200-1250 M H F HlMS 251 MJ STODDARD 20 SAME AS ECON 454• 305 0930-1045 T TH KTCH 206 ST LANE 806 1100-1215 T TH KTCH 35 C MAJOR 20 163 ECON 561 3 LABOR ECONOMICS 001 1100-1150 M W F BPSY Ell3 B UOIS 10 25 SAME AS ECON 461• 172 ENGl 226 3 IMAGES OF WOMEN IN LIT 001 1300-1350 M W F HLMS 285 CS WRIGHT SAME AS WMST 226 .. 163 ECON 569 3 GOVERN/BUS IN ECON 001 1100-1150 H W F ECON 13 WJ YOROO~ BPSY EM POPE 3S SAME AS ECON 469 4 172 ENGL 2S3 3 MOOERN/CONTEMP LIT 001 1100-1150 M W E13l 002 1200-12SO M W HLMS 237 SR KATZ 35 163 ECON S78 3 POLICIES OF ECON OEVEL 001 1400-1515 T TH ECON 117 8W POULSON 10 003 1300-1350 M W F ~PSY E131 RJ ELLIS 35 R STEINER 100 SAME AS EC~N 478 .. 004 U00-1215 T TH EOUC 220 005 1400-1515 TH HLMS 237 J MEYERS 3S 163 ECON 580 3 lNTRO TO MATH ECON 001 0800-0915 TH ECON 13 ER MOREY 10 SAME AS ECON 480., 172 ENGL 260 3 iNTRO TO WORLD LIT 1 001 1100-1215 T TH EDUC 136 MV COOGAN 3S PLEASE NOTE NEW TITlE· 163 ECON 581 lNTRO TO ECON!COMPUTER 001 0930-1045 T TH ECON 13 OM WALDMAN 40 CLOSED TO THOSE HAVING CREOIT IN HUM 101-102·

163 ECON 583 MICRO COMPUTER APP 801 0930•104S T TH ECCR 2-03 FS HSIAO 172 ENGL 261 3 INTRO TO HORLD LIT 001 1200-12SO M W F HLMS 263 KK CQQK 35 SAME AS ECON 483· SECURE CONTROLLEO ENROLLMENT 002 0930-1045 T TH GUGG 205 TR LYONS 93 FORM FROM DEPARTHEJ\IT • . PLEASE NOTE NEW TITLE• CLOSED TO THOSE HAVII\IG CREDIT IN HUM 101-102 .. 163 ECON 603 3 fHCRO ECON THEORY 2: 001 0930-1045 T TH ECON 205 WO SCHULZE 40

163 ECON 604 3 "'JACRO ECON THEORY 001 1600-1745 M W HLMS 137 DE ROPER 40

163 ECON 608 3 MATH ECON 2 001 1530-1645 T TH ECON 16 FS HSIAO 40 DE ROPER 18 DEI'T CRS IDEPT ·CRS NO. DEPT NO. CR TITLE OF COUIISE SEC TIME DAYS BlDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR LIMIT iNO. DEPT NO. CIR T!TLE OF COURSE SEC TIME DAYS BlDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR UMIT

l:!.Q1'..L: COMPLETION OF 24 SEMESTER HOURS OF COLLEGE CREDIT ts REQUIRED FOR All 300 LEVEL COURSES· English as a Second language

~ SEE DEPARTMENT OF LINGUISTICS~

172 ENGL 326 3 WOMEN WRITERS 001 1400-1515 T TH HALE 104 NJ HA~JO 25 SAME AS liMST 3Z6. film Studies 172 ENGL :Bo 3 BKGRNDS ENGL/AMER LIT 001 1100-1215 T TH EOUC 2:31 TR lYONS 30 STU[)ENTS MAY BE ADMIN I STRATI VEL Y DROPPED AFTER ENGL 350 3 SURVEY BRITISH LIT 1 001 1200-1250 M W F 172 EOUC 220 GB KINNEAVY 100 FAILING TO ATTEND THE FIRST TWO CLASSESQ 17"2 ENGL 351 3 001 1000-1050 M W F KTCH 206 KG THOMAS SURVEY BRIT!SH LIT 2 35 INEXPENSIVE RENTAL EQUIPMENT FOR All PRODUCTION 002 1400-1515 T TH BPSY El31 HL SMHN 35 COUR-SES IS AVAILABLE THROUGH THE DEPARTMENT~ 172 ENGL 365 3 001 1400-1515 T TH HLMS SURVEY AMERICAN LIT 1 271 AM BOARDMAN 35 All LABS WILL MEET THE FIRST WEEK OF CLASSES-. 172 ENGl 366 3 SURVEY AMERICAN LIT 2 001 0900-0950 M W F GUGG 205 Pl KRAUTH 93 176 F S 300 3 BEGINNING FI-LMMAKING 172 ENGL 368 20TH C AMERICAN LIT 001 1100-1150 HLMS 237 MD KRYSL 35 NOTE. SEC 801 IS FOR FINE ARTS MAJIJRS ONLY~ SF:CURE 002 1300-1350 KTCH 118 EM OORN 35 CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM FROM OI:PARTMENT~ 172 ENGL 385 3 N OIR-MEDIEVAL POETICS 001 1000-1050 M W F HLMS 263 GB K!NNEAVY 35 010 1800-?:000 T KTCH 235 40 LAB-BEG FILMMAKING lOll 1800-2000 TH KTCH 235 20 172 ENGL 386 3 NO-THEORIES OF GENDER 001 1100-1215 T TH GUGG A KIBI3EY 35 L012 2000-2200 TH KTCH 235 20 BEGINNING FILMMAKING 020 1500-1650 HUNT 208 OR YANNACHO 45 172 ENGL 387 3 N OIR-ORAL WIT POETRY 001 1000-1050 M W F HLMS 137 LM BELL 35 LAB-BEG FILMMAKING L021 1700-185C HUNT 208 DR YANNACiTO 15 l022 1500-1650 KTCf-1 235 OR YA"'NAC!TO 15 172 ENGL 394 3 CHAUCER-EARLY POEMS 001 1100-1150 M W F HUtS 285 C'5 WRI-GHT 35 L023 1700-1850 KTCH 235 OR YANNAC ITO 15 B-EGINNING FILMMAKING l:tOl 1500-1650 M KTCH 235 DR YANNAC ITO 5 172 ENGL 397 3 SHAKESPEARE 1 001 ll00-1215 T TH HLMS 137 Jl MURPHY 35 176 F S 306 4 HISTORY OF FILM 2 001 1500-1800 M W F A N141 JW PALMER 99 172 ENGL 398 3 SHAKESPEARE 2 001 1200-1250 M W F HU1S 245 ME NELSON 35 PREREQ HUM 305 JR INSTR CONSENT. SAME AS HUM 306. 002 1300-135·0 M W F HLMS 245 ME NELSON 35 003 0930-1045 T TH HLMS 137 Cl SQUIER 35 176 F S 307 3 CRIME AND PUNISHMENT 001 1900-2130 T TH RAMY 1B23 M MASON 50 004 1400-1515 T TH HLMS 137 JH CROUCH 35 176 F S 340 3 AOV SUPER 8 FILMMAKING 001 1400-1700 M W KTCH 206 20 172 ENGL 399 1-6 INTERNSHIP 801 ARR 10 PREREQ F S 300 DR INSTR CONSENT. PREVIOUS APPROVAL REQUIRED. SEE MR. LYONS, HL1-'S 116~ INTERNSHIPS MA\' NOT BE ADDED AFTER JANUARY 29, 1988~ 176 F S 350 3 !NT FILMMAKING 001 1900-2200 13P5Y E126 JT ARONSON 25 ARTS AND SCIENCES DEANvS APPROVAL REQUIRED· PREREQ F S 300 OR INSTR CONSENT • LAB TO BE ARRA"'GED·

176 F S 399 1-6 INTERNSHIP 801 ARR 15 NOTE~ COMPLETION OF 36 SEMESTER HOURS OF COLLEGE CREDIT IS illilf..: SECURE CJNTROLLEO ENROLLMENT FORM FR01" DEPARTMENT. REQUIRED FOR All 400 LEVEL COURSES. A & S OEAN• S APPROVAL REQUIRED· INTERNSHIPS MAY NOT BE ADDED AFTER JANUARY 301 1987. 172 ENGL 401 LIT AND PSYCHOPATH 001 1100-1215 T TH Hl"1S 141 Cl PROUDFIT 35 176 F S 402 3 FILM THEORY 001 1500-1630 M W RAMY 1B23 f3F KAt-liN 20 S·AME AS HUM 402· NOTE~ FOR ENGL 402 AND 405 STUDENTS MUST SUBMIT MANU­ SCRIPTS AND SECU~E A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM~ 176 F S 450 3 ADVANCED FILMMAKING 001 1900-2200 T TH HUNT 208 JT AR{)NS'1N 16 THESE COURSES MA'f EACH BE TAKEN THREE TIMES. PREREQ F S 300, 350 AND INSTR CONSENT • MAY BE REPEAT!:D• LAB TO BE ARRA"'GEO. 172 ENGL 402 3 AOI/ANCEO POETRY WKSHOP 801 1100-1215 T TH EOUC 153 RA SANER 20 NOTE· SECURE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM FROM DEPARTMENT .. 176 F S 460 3 F~ FILM H!ST/AESTHETIC 001 1200-1315 M \-1 HLMS 141 G COLViLL~ 20 1630-1830 M HLMS l'+l 172 ENGL 405 3 AD\1 FICTION WORKSHOP ,~01 1400-1515 T TH COTT 104 PF MICHELSON 20 SAME AS FR 460~ 1!QI..8 SECURE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM FROM DEPARTMENT.

900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FOR~. 172 ENGL 409 3 DLAYWRITING 801 1200-1450 COTT 104 S~ GOLOFARB 15 ~ SAME AS ENGL 511. SCCURE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM FRfJM 176 F S 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR OR YAll.fNi\CITO 20 OI;:PARTMENT • 176 F S 941 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 1'5 172 ENGL 419 3 ADV SHAKESPEARE 001 ll00-1215 T TH HU1S 245 Rl \HOMANN 25 TOPIC HILL BE GENDER ISSUES. FOR OTHER COURS':S OF SPECIAL INTEREST, PLEASE SEE: 001 1100-1215 T TH HLMS 237 ~G BILLIMGSLEY 35 1?2 ENGL 424 3 AMERICAN NOVEl 2 ENGL 512-3 Fll~ THEORY AND AUTHORSHIP 002 1400-1515 T TH EOUC 136 RG BILLINGSLEY 35 F A 490/590-3 VIDEO F A 116-3 BEGINNING PHOTOGRAPHY 1 17-2 ENGL 425 MODERN NOVEL 001 1400-1515 T TH HLMS 285 S MANDEL 35 F A 117-3 BEGINNING PHOTOGRAPHY 2 F A 219-3 INTERMEDIATE PHOTOGRAPHY 172 ENGL 446 3 !"lOOERN POETRY 001 1100-1150 M W F BPS'f E432 13F KAWI"l 35 F A 319-3 INTERMEDIATE PHOTOGRAPHY 2 F A 419-3 ADVANCED PHOTOGRAPHY 172 ENGL 451 3 MEDIEVAL LlT 2 001 0930-1045 T TH EDUC 136 EA '!0'3ERTS!1N 35 F A 519-3 GRADUATE PHOTOGRAPHY HUM 306-3 HISTORY OF FILM 2 35 172 ENGL 457 3 lATER ROMANTICS 001 1100-1150 i1 W F MUEN 0144 KG THO"''AS FR 460-3 FR FILM HIST/AESTHETICS HUM 411-3 JUNGIAN PSY IN FILM 172 ENGL 461 3 LATER VICTORIANS 001 1000-1050 M W F SPSY 1:131 JW DONALD 35 HON !+23-3 JLINGIAN PSY IN FILM HUM 402-3 FlU., THEORY 172 ENGL 466 3 ST AMER liT AFTER 1900 001 1100-~215 T TH HLMS 285 AI'' BIJARDr~AN 35

172 ENGL 471 3 BEOWULF 001 1400-1ft50 M W F HLMS 251 LM BELL 15 SAME AS ENGL 571 ~ fine Arts and fine Arts History 172 ENGL 484 3 GRAM/HIST OF ENGL LANG 001 1230-1345 T TH BPSY El31 LM BELL 35

I· '3ASIC COURSES ENGL 490-498 _l\RE OPEN ONLY TO ENGLISH MAJOR:S \·HTH SENIOR STANDING OR WITH DEPT CONSENT. NOT OPr::N TO GG:AD STUDENTS. . 177 F A 100 2 BASIC DRAWING 172 ENGL 490 3 SEM-ROMAN/ROMANTIC!SM 001 1100-1215 T TH L I BR 424A MJ BR:OWN 20 MAY NOT BE REPEATED· REQUIR':f) FE:: ASSESSMENT.

172 ENGL 491 3 SEI-1-MADN'ESS IN LIT 001 0930-1045 T TH HL"lS 259 N 8LAKE 20 001 1300-1450 M W F A N298 CC CLINE 25 002 1500-1650 M W F A "1298 25 172 ENGL 492 3 SEM-SHAKES CONTEMPOR 001 1000-1050 M W F HLMS 285 AL KISTNER 15 003 0900-1145 T TH A [175 25 SAME AS ENGL 514• 004 1300-1545 T Hj A N?:9.8 25 005 l?00-1945 M W F -~ N298 25 172' ENGL 495 3 SEM-!5,1\K OINESEN .001 1100-1150 M W F HLMS 259 Lil. MOSKOVIT 20 H7 F A 101 BASIC DRAW-lt'G 001 F A N2.98 RR,. EG-K.ER .-, -,-25 11~~J.t~N~~ E~~~ ~ ~ SEf1-:~',~WR~~NC.E/HEMiNGWU flat 1230-1345 T TH HLMS 104 J MEYERS 15 F .A N298 JF SAMPSON 25 5 2 ~MAY NOT BE REPEATED~ ~~_QU\R·~ri· F-E~ rAss-~~·xMENi~q_a

172 ENGL 499 3 HONQR•S THESIS 001 ARR 30 177 F A 116 i3EGIN PHOTOGRAPHY 1 MAY NOT BE REPEATED· REQUIRED FEE ASSES~T-It::NT~ THE FOLLOWING COURSES ARE PRIMARILY FOR GRADUATE STUDENTS BUT ARE OflEN TO QUALIFIED SENIORS WITH 010 0900-0955 M W Nl6l 25 INSTR CONSENT~ LAB-BEG PHOTOGRAPHY 1 LOll 1000-1200 M W 'A N106 25 BEGIN PHOTOGRAPHY 1 020 1000-1055 M W F A Nl63 25 15 172 ENGL 500 3 SHAKESPEARE'S POETICS 801 1530-1645 T TH HlMS 247 RA SANER L~B-BEG PHOTOGRAPHY L021 0800-1000 M W A Nl06 25 ~EGIN PHOTOGRAPHY 1 030 0900-0955 T TH A Nl61 25 1 172 ENGL 502 3 LA\iRENCE/HEMING ,..JAY 801 1230-1345 T TH HLMS 104 J M'=YERS LAB-BEG PHOT0!3K~PHY 1 l031 1000-1200 T TH F A Nl06 25 SAME AS ENGL 49& G ~EGIN PHOTOGRAPHY 1 040 l000-1055 T TH F A Nl63 25 LAB-BEG PHOTOGRAPHY 1 l041 0800-1000 T Tl-1 F A Nl06 25 172 ENGL 503 BLAK'=- AND MIL TON TRAD 801 1500-1750 M HLMS 251 GS NJJRVIG 15 177 F A 117 BEGIN Pl-lOTOGR.APiH 2 l72 ENGL 511 PLAYHRITING 1101 1200-1450 COTT 104 SM GOLOFb.~!3 FOR FIN~ ARTS MAJORS ONLY~ ~~A'f NOT ~E REPEATED~ TWO SAME AS tNGL 409. HOURS LAB SCHEDULED PER W::E'< PLUS FOUR HOURS Lll.B TO BE ARRANGED .PER WEEK9 REQUIRED F:':E ASSESSMENT~ 172 ENGL 512 FILM THEORY/AUTHORSHIP 801 1200-1450 1'1 w HLMS 137 LW BRILL 15 010 1100-1230 M H F A N163 25 172 ENGL 513 3 SURV WOMEN DRAMATISTS .301 1400-1515 T TH HALr: 204 RL HIOMA"''N 15 LAB-BEG PHOTOGRAPHY 2 LOll 1230-1430 M W F A N11)6 25

172 ENGL 514- 3 SEM-SHAKES CONTEMPOR 801 1000-1050 M W F HLMS 235 AL KISTNER 177 F A 120 2 BASIC PAINTING 001 1300.:.1450 M W F A Nl03 25 SP.,ME AS ENGL 492 • 002 1000-1150 M W F A Nl03 25 MAY NOT BE REPEATED· 172 ENGL 522 1-3 POETRY WORKSHOP 801 1530-1820 HLMS 104 NJ HARJO 15 ~- SECURE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM FROM 1JE:PARP1ENT • 177 F A 121 13ASIC PAINTING 001 0800-1215 TH Nl03 LE ~ADES 25 002 1300-1715 TH Nl03 CS FORSMA 1' 25 172 ENGL 524 1-3 FICTION WORKSHOP 801 1500-1750 M HLMS 104 SR KATZ 15 MAY NOT BE REPE~TED·

172 ENGL 529 3 RECENT FICTION 801 1530-1820 TH HLMS 104 C RICHARD 15 177 F A 150 2 BASIC SCULPTURE 001 1300-1545 T TH F A Cl02 25 002 0800-1045 M W F A C102 25 172 ENGL 566 3 20TH CENT .ti,MER LIT 801 1500-1750 HLMS 104 C RICHARD 15

172 ENGl 571 3 BEOWULF 801 1400-1450 M W F HU~S 251 LM B~Ll II. DRAWING SAME AS ENGL 471~

172 ENGL 594 3 POETICS 801 1200-1450 M COTT 104 SM GOLDFARB 15 177 F A 200 3 DRAWING 001 1300-1550 M W F A Cl75 RR ECKER 25 PREREQ FOR 600 LEVEL COURSES IS A MASTER'S DEGC!:EF.: 002 '0900-1150 M W F Cl75 K IWA~~ASA OR INSTR CONSENTs pqEREQ F A 100 OR 101~ MAY BE REPEATED ONCE· " REQUIRED FEE ASSESSMENTm 172 HlGL 610 3 MARXIST CRtT THEORY 801 1200-1450 liSR 424A D SIHPS!J!\1 10 SAME AS C LT 561~ 177 F A 300 3 OR!\WING AND ANATOMY 001 1300-1715 T TH F /!._ C175 JF SAMPSON 25 NOTE· 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM~ PREREQ F A 200. MAY BE REPEATED ONCE. REQUIRED FEE ASSESSMENT. 172 ENGL 700 0-6 MASTER'S THESIS 900 30 177 F A 400 3 ADVANCED DRAWING 001 0800-1215 T TH F A C175 LS Ht~RITT 13 40 172 ENGL 800 o-q DOCTOR~s THESIS 900 ARR PREREQ SIX HOURS OF F A 200~ TAUGHT WITH F A 500 .. MAY BE REPEATEDs REQU!RED FEE ASSESSMENT· 172 ENGL 810 10 OOCTOR•S THESIS 900 ARR 15 177 F A 500 3 GRADUATE DRAWING 001 0800-1215 T TH c: A Cl75 LS HERRITT 172 ENGL 910 1-3 IMDEPENOENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 TAUGHT WITH F A 400. REQUIRED FEE ASSESSMENT ..

17Z ENGL 9t~o 1-4 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 I I I. PHOTOGRAPHY 172 ENGL 941 1.-4 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 15

172 ENGL 950 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 177 F A 219 3 INTERMED PHOTOGRAPHY 1 001 1300-1430 T TH Nl63 BJ ~EVELLE 10 172 ENGL 951 1-3 TUTORIAL-MEDIEVAL ST 900 ARR 20 002 1100-1230 M W N161 AJ SWEf:TMAN 10 003 0900-1030 M W Nl63 CJ R'J!TZ 10 ARR 112 ENGl 952 1-3 TUTORIAL-RENAISSANCE 900 20 PREREQ F A 116 OR 117e REQUIRED FEE ASSESSMENT~ SIX ADDITIONAL LAB HOURS TO BE ARRANGED PER WEEK. TAUGHT WITH 20 172 CNGl 953 1-3 TUTORIAL-18TH CENTURY 900 ARR F A 319" MAY BE REPEATED ONCE·

172 ENGL 954 1-3 TUTORIAL-19TH CENTURY 900 ARR 20 17·7 F A 319 3 I!\ITERMED PHOTOGRAPHY 2 001 1300-1430 T TH Nl63 BJ REVELLE 10 002 1100-1230 M W N161 AJ SWEETMAN 10 172 ENGL 955 1-3 TUTORIAL-AMERICAN ST 900 ARR 20 PREREQ SIX HOURS F A 219 OR EQUIVALENT. SIX HOURS LAS ARRANGED PER I

172 ENGL 957 1-3 TUTORIAL-LIT THEORY 900 ARR 20 177 F A 417 3 ADVANCED PHOTOGRAPHY 001 1300-1430 M W F A N163 AJ SWEETMAN 10 PREREQ F A 319 OR EQUIV• TAUGHT WITH F A 419· 172 ENGL 958 1-3 TUTQRIAL-LANG/RHET 900 ARR 20 SIX HOURS OF LAS TO BE ARRANGED PER WEEK .. MAY BE REPEATED· .'!'EQUIRED FEE ASSESSMENT• 172 ENGL 959 1-3 TUTORIAL-CREATIVE WRTG 900 ARR 20 177 F A 418 3 NEW 01 RECTIONS 001 1100-1230 T TH F A N161 13J ~EVELLF. 10 172 ENGL 960 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 PREREQ F A 219 rJR EQUIV .. MAY BE REPEATED TWICE .. TAUGHT WITH F A 518. 112 ENGL 961 1-3 A0\1' MEDIEVAL STUDIES 900 ARR 20 177 F A 419 3 ADVANCED PHOTOGRAPHY 001 1300-1430 M W F A N163 AJ SWEETMAN 10 172 ENGL 962 1-3 ADV RENAISSANCE ST 900 ARR 20 PREREQ F A 319· SIX HOURS LAB TO BE ARRANGED PER WEEK • MAY BE REPEATED· TAUGHT WITH F A 417. REQUIRE'O FEE 172 ENGL 963 1-3 ADV 18TH CENTURY 900 ARR 20 ASSESSMENT. SECURE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM FROM DEPARTMENTe 172 ENGL 964 1-3 AOV 19TH CENTURY 900 ARR 20 177 F A 492 3 SP TPCS-ELEC MEDIA COl 0900-1050 T SEE DEPT CJ ROHZ 172 ENGL 965 1-3 ADV 20TH CENTURY 900 ARR 20 REQUIRED FEE ASSESSMENT•

172 ENGL 966 1-3 AOV AMERICAN STUDIES 900 ARR 20 177 F A 517 GRADUATE PHOTOGRAPHY 001 1900-2150 F A N185 CJ ROITZ 10 TAUGHT WHH F 519. REQUIRED FEE ASSESSMENT~ 172 ENGL 967 1-3 A!W CRITICAL THEORY 900 ARR 20 177 F A 518 3 NEt_, DIRECTIONS 001, 1100-1230 T TH F A Nl61 SJ REVEllF. 10 172 ENGL 968 1-3 AOV LANG/RHET STUDIES 900 ARR 20 TAUGHT WITH F A 418·

172 ENGL 999 3 MASTER*S DEGREE CANO 900 ARR 30 177 F A 519 GRADUATE PHOTOGRAPHY 001 ARR CJ ROITZ 10 TAUGHT W!TH F 517~ REQUIRED LAB ASSESSMENT,.

177 F A 592 TPCS-ELECTRONIC MEDIA 001 0900-1050 T SEE DEPT CJ RDITZ TAUGHT WITH F 492 .. REQUIRED FEE ASSESSMENT~ 19 DEPT CRS DEPT CRS NO. DEPT NO. CR TITLE OF COURSE SEC TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR LIMIT NO. DEPT NO. CR TITLE OF COURSE SEC TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR LIMIT

IV.. PAINTING XI • SEMINARS/INTERNSHIP

CA QUALLEY 177 F A 220 3 PAINHNG 001 0800-1215 T TH F A C103 CS FORSMAN 25 177 F A 399 1-6 INTERNSHIP 801 ••• 15 MAY BE REPEATEO ONCEe REQUIRED FEE ASSESSMENTQ 177 F A 493 3 TPCS-EXHBTIQN STUDIES 001 1300-1550 F A Nl87 MP CRANE 10 177 F A 32:0 3 INTERMEDIATE PAiNTiNG 001 0900-1150 M W F F A Cl03 GE WOODMAN 15 PREREQ F A 220.. MAY BE REPEATED ONCE4 177 F A 495 2 BFA SEMINAR 801 1000-1150 M F A Nl87 K MILLER 15 TAUGHT WITH F A 420~ REQUIRED FEE ASSESSMENT~ PREREQ BeF~A CANDIDATE~ PASS/FAIL ENROLLMENT ONLY .. SECURE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM FROM DEPARTMENT .. 177 F A 322 3 ASPECTS OF PAINTING 001 1400-1515 T TH F A N185 LE EADES 20 177 F A 503 3 ART OF THE LAST DECADE 001 1400-1550 T TH F A N187 LS HERRITT 15 117 F A 330 3 WATERMEDIA PAINTING 1 001 0900-1150 M W F F A Cl53 LR WOLFE 25 PREREQ F A 120 OR 12b F A 221 RECOMJ1.1ENDED· 177 F A 593 3 TPCS-EXHOTION STUDIES 001 1300-1550 F A Nl87 MP CRA!\IE MAY NOT BE REPEATED~

177 F A 331 3 WATERMEDIA PAINTING 2 001 1300-1550 T TH F A C153 K MILLER 10 XII• VISITING ARTIST PREREQ F A 330 OR EQUIV~ MAY NOT BE REPEATED.. TAUGHT WITH F A 430~

177 F A 420 3 ADVANCED PAiNTING 001 0900-1150 M W F F A Cl03 GE WOODMAN 10 .till!.f: ADMISSIIJN TiJ THE VISITING ARTIST PROGRAM IS HANDLED PRE~EQ F A 320~ MAY BE REPEATEDe TAUGHT WITH PRIOR TO COIHINUING STUDENT REGISTRATION• CONSULT F A 320. REQUIRED E=EE ASSESSMENT. FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT FOR OF:TAILS.

177 F A 430 3 A.OV WATER~EDIA PTG 001 1300-1550 M W F F A C153 K MILLER 10 NOTE· VISITING ARTISTS FOR SPRING 1988 ARE: ROBERT PREREQ F A 330 AND 331 OR EQUIV. MAY '3E REPEATED. ARNESON, DAVID HICKEY, TOM BUTTER, JANIS PROVISOR, TAUGHT WITH F A 33la PETER SAUL, ANITA THACHER, AND JO SPENCEe

177 F A 520 3 GRADUATE PAINTING 001 1300-1715 T TH F A C139 JA JOHNSON 15 177 F A 497 3 VSTG ARTIST PROGRAM 801 1900-2200 TH F J\ Nl87 EE MATTHEWS REQUIRED FEE ASSESSMENT~ PREREQ PORTFOLIO REVIEW. TAUGHT WITH F A 597. SECURE 177 F A 530 3 GRAD WATERMEDIA PTG 001 1300-1550 M W F F A C153 K MILLER CONTROLLED EN~OLLMENT FORM FROM DEPARTMENT • 177 F A 597 3 GR VIS ARTIST PROGRAM 801 1900-2200 TH F A N187 EE MATTHEWS 19 v. PRINTMAKING TAUGHT WiTH F A 497~ SECURE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM FROM DEPARTMENT•

Xlli· THESIS ~ FEE ASSESSMEt>tT REQUIRED IN EACH COURSE UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED·

177 F A 240 3 BEGIN iNTAGliO/RELIEF 001 0800-1215 T TH F A Cl 74 10 ~ 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORMQ MAY NOT BE RE 0 EATED.. TAUGHT WITH F A 340~ 177 F A 700 1-4 MASTER'S THESIS 900 ARR 177 FA 241 3 BEGIN LITHOGRAPHY 001 0900-1150 M W F F A 1890 CC CLINE 10 ~iFA 900 ARR MAY NOT BE REPEATED~ TAUGHT WITH F A 341 AND 441• 177 F A 750 1-6 CREATIVE THESIS

177 F A 242 3 BEGIN SCREEN PRINTING 001 1800-2215 T TH F A 11370 K lWA~ASA 10 MAY NOT BE REPEATEDo TAUGHT WITH F A 342/442· XIV• INDEPENDENT STUDIES

177 F A 340 3 INTERM INTAGLIO/RELIEF 001 0800-1215 T TH F A C174 PREREQ ONE OTHER PRINTMAKING COURSE· f1AY BE REPEATED ONCEQ TAUGHT WITH F A 240~ ~ INDEPENDENT STUDIES WILL NOT BE APPROVED UNTIL THE 1ST DAY JF DROP/ADO.. FOR All INDEPENDENT STUDIES, TH':: STUDENT MUST CONTACT THE FINE ARTS OFFICE FOR. 177 F A 341 3 INTERM LITHOGRAPHY 001 0900-1150 M W F F A 1890 CC Cl,IN~ PREREQ ONE OTHER. PRINTMAKING COURSE~ MAY BE REPF:ATEO PROPER PROCEDURES PRIOR TO CONTINUING ONCE. TAUGHT WITH F A 241/441& STUDENT REGISTRATION" 177 F A 342 3 INTERM SCREEN PRINTING 001 1800-2215 T TH F A 1870 IWA'1ASA 10 177 F A 930 1-3 INO Sf-CERAMICS 900 ARR ~:~~~* ~~i,/l~H~\~~~;~!~~KING COURSE· .MAY BE REPEf!.TED ONCE~ 177 F A 931 1-3 IND ST-ORAWING 900 ARR 177 F A 440 3 ADV INTAGL I 0/REL I EF 001 ARR lW6.fiiiASA PREREQ F A 340 .. MAY BE REPEATED. TAUGHT WITH F A 177 F A 935 1-3 INC1 Sf-PAINTING 900 ARR 240/340 ~ 177 F A 936 1-3 INO ST-PHOTOGRAPHY 900 ARR 177 F A 441 3 ADY LITHOGRAPHY 001 0900-1150 M W F F A 1B90 CC CLINE PREREQ F A 341• MAY BE REPEATED· TAUGHT WITH F A 177 F A 937 1-3 INO Sf-PRINTMAKING 900 ARR 2411341. 177 F A 938 1-3 INO STDY-SCULPTURE 900 ARR 177 F A 442 3 AOV SCREEN PRINTING 001 1800-2215 T TH E._ A 1870 K [WAMASA 177 F A 940 1-3 IND STOY-VIOEO 900 ARR PREREQ F A 342.. MAY BE REPEATED~ TAUGHT WITH F A 242/ 342 ~ 177 F A 942 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 177 F A 444 3 ADVANCED PAPER:r"'AKING 001 ARR CC CLINE 177 F A 943 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR MAY BE REPEATED ONCE. COURSE HAS 3 HOURS ADD 1-TIONAL LAB TO BE ARRANGED WEEKLY • 177 F A 952 1-3 GRAD IND ST-DRAWING 900 ARR 177 F A 540 3 GRAD I NT AGL IO/REL IEF 001 ARR IHAMASA 177 F A 953 1-3 G~AD IND ST-FILM 900 177 F A 541 GRAD lITHOGRAPHY 001 ARR CC ClINE 177 F A 956 1-3 GQ:AO I S-NONSTUOIO 900 ••• 177 F A 542 3 GRAD SCREEN PRINTING 001 ARR IWAMASA 177 F A 957 1-3 GRAD IND ST-PAINTING- 900 ARR

177 F A 544 3 GRADUATE PAPERMAKING 001 ARR CC CLI~E 177 F A 958 1-3 GRO IND ST-PAPERMAKING 900 ARR

177 F A 960 1-3 GRAD IND STDY ... PRNTMKNG 900 VI • SCULPTURE ••• 117 F A 962 1-3 GRAD INO STDY-VIOEO ARR

177 F A 965 1-3 GRAD INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 177 F A 251 3 WELDING/METAL CASTING O-Q1 1300-1715 T TH F A Cl40 G ROOTS 20 PREREQ F A· 150 OR 151.. HAY NOT 13E REPEATED· 177 F A 966 1-3 GRAD INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR REQUIRED FEE ASSESSMENT•

177 F A 351 3 EXPERIMENTS IN SCULP 2 001 0800-1215 M W F A Cl40 JB WILSON 10 XV. CANDIDATE FOR DEGREE PREREQ F A 350· MAY BE REPEATED ONCE~ TAUGHT WITH F A 450 .. REQUIRED FEE ASSESSMENT.

177 F A 450 3 ADVANCED SCUlPTURE 001 0800-1215 M W F A Cl40 JB WILSON 10 177 F A 999 3 MASTER•s DEGREE CAND 900 ARR PREREQ F A 350 OR 351.. MAY BE REPEATED= TAUGHT WITH !::!Q.lli 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FOR .... F A 351· REQUIRED FEE ASSESSMENT~

177 F A 550 3 GRADUATE SCULPTURE 001 0800-1215 T TH F A C160 Jl3 lfiLSON REQUIRED FEE ASSESSMENT~

ARR JB WILSON • 177 F A 551 3 GRADUATE SCULPTURE 001 XVI• FINE ARTS HISTORY TAUGHT WITH F A 550. REQUIRED LAB ASSESSMENT •

VIle ART EDUCATION REGAROI!IIG ADVlNCED PLACEMENT CREDIT, STUDENTS RECEIVING ADVANCED PLACEMENT CREDIT IN ART HISTORY MAY NOT COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING COURSES FOR CREDIT': FA H 280, 281, 2BZ OR 283. F A 362, 364, 366, 367, ANO 368 SHOULD BE TAKE!i BY ART EDUCATION MAJORS PRiOR TO THEIR SENIOR YEAR· 178 FA H 281 3 ART-MIDDLE AGES 001 1400-1450 M W F F A N141 A VAND'=RSALL 145 COU~SES ARE NOT OFFERED EVERY SEMESTER• A~T ART EDUCATION MAJORS ACCEPTED INTO THE PROFESSIONAL 178 FA H 232 3 ART-REN/SAROQUE/ROCO 001 1300-1350 M H F F A N141 RE OAY 145 YEAR MUST SECURE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORMS FROM TH SCHOOL OF EDUCATION FOR THE EDUCATION COURSES 178 FA H 283 .ART-19TH AND 20TH C 001 1230-1345 T TH F A N141 A ALHAOEFF 145 REQUI~EO IN THE PROGRAM• 178 FA H 284 3 INTRO/ASIAN ART 001 0800-0915 T TH F A N141 RP' SERIIIIER 145 177 F A 362 3 TCHNG ART IN ELEH CLAS 001 1000-1200 T TH F A 1855 CA 'QUALLEY 20 178 FA H 456 3 ART-PERSPECTIVES/CRIT 001 1300-1350 M W F F A IH~5 GE WOODMAN 20 001 1300-1600 TH F A 1B55 CA QUALLEY 10 177 F A 366 ART MATERIALS WKSP T TAUGHT WITH FA H 556e PREREQ F A MAJIJRS AND/ TAUGHT WITH F 367• OR STUDENTS WITH NINE OR MORE HOURS IN ART· 001 1000-1200 M W F F A 1BS5 12 177 F A 367 2 A~T MATERIALS-WEAVING 178 FA H 464 3 MICHELANGELO 001 0800-0915 T TH F A N161 A ALHAOEFF 20 TAUGHT WITH FA H 564• 177 F A 470 6 TEACHING IN ART 801 ARR CA QUALLEY 12 PREREQ ADMISSION TO THE 'TEACHER EDUCATION IN ART PROGRAM .. 178 FA H 475 3 ARTS OF CHINA 001 1100-1215 . T TH F A Nl85 RM SE~NIER 20 TAUGHT WITH FA H 575e 177 F A 568 3 ISSUES IN ART EOUC 001 '1900-2200 T F A 1B55 CA QUALLEY 178 FA H 479 3 GOTHIC ART 001 1000-1050 M W F F A Nl85 A VAIIIDERSALL 20 TAUGHT WITH FA 11 579. Vllt~ JEWELRY 178 FA H 489 3 AMERICAN ART 1860-1945 001 0930-1045 T TH F A N185 E I)I]SS 20 PREREQ FA H 2~3· TAUGHT WITH FA H 589. 177 F A 377 3 JEWELRY DESIGN 001 1300-1715 M W SEE OEPT AG PENNINGTON 15 178 FA H 491 3 CONTEMPORARY ART 001 1230-1345 T TH F A N1!35 20 MAY NOT BE REPEATEQ.. CLASS MEETS IN HUNT l19o PREREQ FA H 283. TAUGHT WITH FA H 59le

178 FA H 556 3 ART PERSPECTIVES/CRIT 001 1300•1350 M W F F A Nl85 GE WOIJ1JMAN 10 IX~ CERAMICS TAUGHT WITH FA H 456o

178 FA K 560 3 .SEM-MINI PNTG-E &. W 001 1600-1830 F A Nl87 RM BERNIER 15

~ FEE ASSESSMENT REQUIRED IN EACH COURSE UNLESS 178 FA H 562 3 SEM-PICASSO-BLUE/PI~K otil! -"~60o-ta3o r F A N187 1\ ALHAOEFF 15 OTHERWISE NOTED .. 178 FA H 564 3 MICHELANGELO 001 0800-0915 T TH F A N185 A AL!-fAOEFF 10 177 A FIRST YR HANOBUILOING 001 0800-1215 T TH F A 1B50 HS CHAMBERLIN 20 F 287 3 TAUGHT WITH FA H 464. MAY NOT BE REPEATED .. 178 FA H 575 3 ARTS OF CHINA 001 1100-1215 T TH F A N185 ~fol 13ERNIER 10 177 F A 289 3 FIRST YR WHEELTHROWING 001 0900-1150 M W F F A 1850 T J POTTER 20 TAUGHT WITH FA f1 475. MAY NOT SE REPEATEOe 178 FA H 579 3 GOTHIC ART 001 1000-1050 M W F F A NiBS A VANOERSALL 10 177 F A 337 3 INTERMEDIATE CERAMICS 001 1400-1650 M W F F A 1850 TJ POTTER 10 TAUGHT WITH FA H 479. PREREQ F A 287 AND 289.. MAY BE REPEATED ONCE~ 178 FA H 589 3 AMERICAN ART/1860-1945 001 0930-104~ TH F A N185 E 00~~ 10 COl 1300-1715 T TH F A 1850 HS CHAMBERLIN 10 177 F A 488 3 ADVANCED CERAMICS PREREQ FA H 283o.- TAUGHT WITH FA H 489· PREREQ F A 387. MAY BE REPEATED· 178 FA H 591 3 CONTEMPORARY ART 001 1Z30-1345 T TH F A N185 E DOSS 10 SEE DEPT 177 F A 489 3 CERAMICS SEMINAR 00!' 1700-2000 PREREQ FA H 263• TAUGHT WITH FA H 491· MAY BE REPEATEO HHCE~ TAUGHT WITH F A 589 .. NOTE. FOR ALL INDEPENDENT STUDIES AND GRAD PROJECTS, 001 ARR EA WOODMAN 177 F A 587 3 GRAOUATt: CERAMICS THE STUDENT MUST CONTACT THE FINE ARTS OFFICE BEFORE CONTINUING STUDENT REGISTRATION .. 177 F A 588 GRADUATE CERAMICS 001 ARR EA WO!JOMAN !!Qll.,.

178 FA H q30 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR x.. INTEGRATED MEDIA ARTS/VIDEO 178 FA H 940 1-~ li\IOEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR

178 FA H 950 1-3 GRAD A H !NO STUDY 900 ARR !iQlli FEE ASSESSM'=NT REQUIRED iN EACH COURSE_ UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED • 118 FA H 960 1-3 GRAD PROJECT 900 ARR 001 1300-1600 H F 1\ N275 J TANAKA 177 F A 391 TPCS-ELEC ARTS SURVEY 178 FA H 999 3 MASTER'S DEGREE CANO 900 ARR TAUGHT WITH F 491 ANO 591 ..

177 F A 490 VIDEO 001 0900-1200 M W F A N275 J TANAKA 10 TAUGHT WITH F 590 .. french and Italian Languages and literatures

117 F A 491 TPCS-ELEC ARTS SURVEY 001 1300-1600 M F A N275 TANAKA I• FRENCH LANGUAGE ANO LITERATURE TAUGHT WITH F 391 AND 591 ..

177 F A 494 3 I~TERMEOIA 001 0800-1215 T TH F A N275 JA JOHNSON 15

001 0900-1200 M W F A N275 TANAKA 177 F A 590 VIOEO NOTE. STUDENTS WILL BE AOMINISTRATIVELY OROPPEO TAUGHT WITH F 490., FOR NON-ATTENDANCE· TPCS-ELEC ARTS SURVEY 001 1300-1600 H F A N275 J T4NAKA 177 F A 591 181 FR 101 5 BEGINNING. FRENCH 1 001 0800-0850 MTWTHF HU!JS 181 25 TAUGHT WITH F 391 AND 491· 002 0900-0950 MTWTHF HLMS 181 25 003 1000-1050 MTWTHF HUIS 181 25 JA JOHNSON 177 F A 594 INTERMEOIA 001 0800-1215 T TH F A N275 004 1100-1150 MTWTHF HLMS 181 25 TAUG-HT WITH F 494· 005 1200-1250 MTWTHF HLMS 193 25 007 1300-1350 MTWTHF HLMS 181 25 008 1400-1450 MTWTHF HLM'i 181 25 20 DEPT CIIS I DEPT' CRS NO. DEPT NO. CR TITLE OF COURSE SEC TiME DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR LIMIT 1 NO. DEPT NO. CR TITLE OF COURSE SEC TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR LIMIT

181 FR 102 4 BEGINNING FRENCH 2 204 GEOG 101 4 ENV SYS-LANO FRMS-SOIL OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS WHO HAVE HAD FR 101 H C U DR GEOG 101 CARRIES ONLY TWO HIJURS CREDIT IF '5Tl10ENT HAS WITH li\ISTR CONSENT • STUDENTS WHO EARNED A GRADE OF 0 CRED"IT IN EITHER GEOL· 101 OR GEOL l03G STUDENT Will BE OR F IN FR 101 WILL BE ADMINISTRATIVELY DROPPED FROM ASSESSED FOR FOUR HOURS TUITION• LABS AFIE FOR SJ:C 020 AND FR 102 THE FIRST WEEK OF CLASSES· 820 ONLY· LEC AND LAB MUST MATCH ON FIRST TWO NUMBERSe STUDENTS IN SEC 010 USE SELF-PACED MATERIALS AND WILL MEET 001 0800-0850 MT THF HLMS 1135 25 INDIVIDUALLY WITH TUTOR FOR APPROXIMATELY 2 HOURS PER WEEK• 003 0900-0950 MT THF HlM$ t85 25 004 1000-1050 MT THF HtMS 185 25 010 1400-1515 T GUGG 201 1BO 005 1100-1150 MT THF HLMS 185 25 020 1100-1150 M W F GUGG 201 140 006 1200-1250 MT THF HLMS 1"85 25 LAB-ENVIR SYSTEMS L021 1200-13'50 M GUGG 3 35 007 1200-1250 MT THF 1-tLMS 181 25 l022 1400-1550 M GIJGG 3 35 008 1300-1350 MT THF HLMS 185 25 l023 1400-1550 w GUGG 3 35 009 1400-1450 MT THF HLMS 185 25 l024 0800-0950 TH GUGG 3 35 010 1400-1450 MT THF KTCH 118 25 204 GEOG 199 3 INTRO TO HUMAN GEOG 001 1400-1515 T TH GUGG 205 T MYERS 93 181 FR 105 5 BEGIN FRENCH REVIEW 001 0900-0950 MTWTHF HLMS 191 25 002 1200-1250 MTWTHF HALE 204 20 204 GEOG 200 3 WORLD GEOG PROB 010 1100-1150 T TH GUGG 205 flO Hlll 90 RESERVED FOR STUDENTS WITH TWO YEARS OF HIGH SCHOOL ~EC-WORLD GEOG PROS ROll 1200-1250 w GUGG 2 AD Hill 30 FRENCH ON BAS IS OF F l ?REPLACEMENT CODE • R012 1400-1450 w GUGG 2 AD HILL 30 R013 1500-1550 w GUGG 2 AD Hill 30 181 FR 211 4 2ND YR GRAM REV/READ PREREQ FR 102 OR TWO YEARS HIGH SCHOOL FRENCH. STUDENTS 204 GEOG 320 3 TOPICS IN CLIMATOLOGY 001 1400-1515 T TH HLMS 141 RG BARRY 35 WHO EARNED A GRADE OF D OR F IN FR 102 CR 105 WILL BE PREREQ APAS 115, GEOG 100 OR EQUIVe SAME AS APAS 320. ADMINISTRATIVELY DROPPED FROM FR 211 DURING THE FIRST WEEK ENROLLMENT LIMIT 70, 35 SPACES SHARED WITH APAS DEPARTMENT~ OF CLASS· 204 GEOG 325 3 MOUNTAIN GEOGRAPHY 001 0930-1045 T TH GUGG 201 JO [VES 200 001 0800-0850 MT THF HLMS 229 25 002 0900-0950 MT THF HALE 204 20 204 GEOG 332 GEOECOLOGY OF ARC/AL 001 1400-1515 T TH HAll: 205 JO YVES 60 003 0900-0950 MT THF KTCH 118 25 004 1000-1050 MT THF HALE 204 20 204 GEOG 335 3 BIOGEOGRAPHY 001 1230-1345 T TH GUGG TT VEBLE'N 36 005 1100-1150 MT THF HALE 207 20 006 1200-1250 MT THF HALE 207 20 204 GEOG 341 3 CONSERVATION PRACTICE 001 0800 ... 0915 T TH GUGG 205 1-.E J::tlEBSAME •o 007 1200-1250 MT THF KTCH 303 25 ~ STUDENTS RECIEVING CREDIT FOR GEOG 339 IN 008 1300-1350 MT THF BPSY E432 25 SPRING 1985 SHOULD NOT TA'I

212 3 ZNO YR GRAMM REV/READ 204 GEOG 399 3 INTERNSHIP SOl 1900-2:150 M GUGG 110 tiD Hill 26 PREREQ FR 211· STUDENTS WHO EARNt:O A GRADE 0~=" !J OR F SAME AS GEOG 599 • SECURE CONTROLLED ENROLLME!\IT IN FR 211 Will BE ADMJNISTRATIVElEY DROPPED FROM FORM FROM DEPARTMENT• INTERNSHIPS MAY NOT B~ ADDEO FR 212 DURING THE FIRST WEEK OF CLASSE$• AFTER JANUARY 30, 1987.

001 1000-1050 M W HLMS 191 25 204 GEOG 401 3 INTRO QUANT METHODS COl 0900-0950 M W F GUGG A ROGEqS 32 002 1000-1050 M W HAL'= 207 20 SAME AS GEOG 501 s 003 1100•1150 M W HLMS 271 25 004 1200-1250 M W KTCH 11B 25 204 GEOG 404 3 COMPUTER CARTOGRII.PHY 801 0830-0950 M W GUGG M HOIJGSON 13 005 1000-1050 M W KTCH 303 25 PREREQ CARTOGRAi>HY AND KNOWLEDGE OF A PROGRAMMJI\IG LANGUAGE OTHEq THAN BASIC. SAME AS GEOG 504. 181 FR 301 3 FR PHONETICS/PRONUN 001 0930-1045 T TH KTCH 303 25 SECURE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM !=ROM DEPARTMENT• 002 1100-1215 T TH HLMS 191 25 003 1230-1345 T Tt:t HUtS 191 25 204 GEOG 405 3 CARTOGRAPHY 2 010 1300-1350 M W GUGG HOOGSTJN 16 PREREQ FR 212 OR CONSULTATION. LAB-CARTOGRAPHY 2 tOll 1400-1600 w GUGG HODGSON 16 PREq,EQ CARTOGRAPHY 1~ 181 FR 302 ORAL PRACTICE PREREQ FR 301 OR CONSULTATION .. 204 GEOG 409 3 REMOTE SENSING-ENVIRON PREREQ INTRO PHYS SCI, PHYS GJ:OG, OR IN'5TR CONSENT~ YOU 001 1000-1050 T TH CHEM 308 22 MUST ATTEND THE FIRST CLASS TO CLAIM YOUR !)LACE OR YOU WILL 002 1300-1350 T TH HLMS 271 JB FREY 25 BE DROPPED FRIJM THE COURSEo SAME AS GEOG 509 AND GEOL 003 1400•1450 T TH KTCH 33 25 409/509. ~ SECURE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM FROM DEPARTMENT • 181 FR 305 3 COI'lPOS IT ION 1 PREREQ FR 212 OR CONSUL TATIONG B10 1100-1150 M W GUGG 205 HA MORROW JONES 24 LAB-REMOTE SENSING L811 1130-1320 i GUGG 6 12 001 1000-1050 M W EDUC 143 J 8ARCHILON 25 l812 1400-1550 T GUG~ 6 12 002 0800-0850 M W HLMS 191 EN MAYER 25 003 0900-0950 M W 1

181 FR 306 3 COMPOSITION 2 001 1400-1450 M W F HLMS 191 J BARCHILON 25 002 1530-1645 T TH HLMS 181 25 204 GEOG 416 3 TEACHING GEOGRAPHY '301 1400-1515 TH GUGG 107 25 802 1000-1050 T TH GUGG 101 AO Hill 20 181 FR 311 3 MAif\1 CURRENT FR LIT 1 001 0900-0950 M W F EOUC 155 E.ft ZAGO 60 002 ll00-1215 T TH H~lE 205 JE OWI:N 25 204 GEOG 417 3 RESEARCH SEMINAR 001 1400-163(1 GUGG 101 KA ERICKSON 15

181 FR 312 3 MAIN CURT:!ENT FR LIT 2 001 0930-1045 T TH HLMS 196 W MOTTE 20 204 GEOG 467 3 SEM-WORLO AGRICULTURE 001 1700.. 1815 T Hi GUGG 15 SAME AS GEOG 567• 181 FR 402. 2 ADVANCED FRENCH COMP 2 001 1300-1350 T TH HLMS 259 EN MAYER 24 PREREQ FR 401 OR CONSULTATION· JUNIOR OR SENIOR 204 GEOG 471 3 !30LITICAL GEOGRAPHY 001 1100-1215 T TH GUGG 201 TC MYI':RS 200 STANDiNG REQUIREOe SAME AS GEOG 571.

181 FR 405 2 FRENCH BUSINESS 2 001 1000-1050 T TH HLMS 1 1H 20 204 GEOG 488 3 SOVIET UNICN 001 1000 ... 1050 M W F GUGG KA ERICKSflN 35 PREREQ FR 306 OR 401• JUNIOR OR SENIOR STANDING REQUIRE De 204 GEOG 501 3 INTRO QUANT METHODS 001 0900-0950 M W F GUGG A ROGERS SAME AS GEOG 401 ~ 181 FR 407 3 SY!iTAX MODERN FRENCH COl 0900-0950 M W F Hll-15 196 EN MA'fER 20 204 GEOG 504 3 COMPUTER CARTOGRAPHY 801 0830-oqso M W GIJGG M HODGSilN 181 FR 410 T~ANSLATION 001 1400-1450 T r'H HlMS l'H JB FREY 21 PREqEQ CARTOG~APHY $.NO KNOWLEDGE OF A PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE OTHER THAN BASIC.. SAME AS GEOG 404. 181 FR 432 3 17TH CENT FR PROSE 001 1100-1150 M W F HlMS 191 J BAR:CHil!JN 20 SECURE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT 'FORM FROM DEPARTMENT •

181 FR 448 3 20TH CENT LITERATURE 001 1230-1345 T TH KTCH 118 W MOTTE 35 204 GEOG 509 3 LAB-REMOTE SENSING PREREQ INTRO TO PHYS SCI, PHYS GEQG, OR INSTQ: CD~SENTe 181 FR 460 3 FR FILM HIST/AESTHETIC 001 1200-1315 M W HLMS 141 G COLVILE 50 YOU MUST ATTEND THE FIRST CLASS TO CLAIM YlJUR PLACE IJR YOU 1630-1830 M HLMS 141 WILl BE DROPPED FROM THE CO\JRSE.. SAME AS GEOG 409 AND GEOL SAME AS F S 460· REQUIRED SCREENING SESSION EVERY 409/509. MONDAY, 1630-1830, ~ SECURE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM FRIJM OI':PARTi'1ENTo

NOTE• GRAD STATUS DR CONSULTATION IS REQU!REO- TO REGISTEq L810 1100-1150 M-:t>f" GUGG 205 HA M!)RROW JOMES 6 -- FOR THE FOLLOWING COURSES~ Al811 1130-1320 T G\,IGG 6 3 L8l2 1400~155.0 T G~.G,G, ·' 6 3 181 FR 516 2 CANADIAN \~OMEN"S FICT 001 1400-1600 HLMS 141 G COLVILE 20 SAME AS C lT 548e 204 GEOG 516 3 HIST/NAT PHYS GEOG 001 1400-1650 M GUGG 101 D~ GRE;::NLAND 25

181 FR 551 2 FR DRAMATIC THEORIES 001 1500-1700 T HlMS 196 A KAil 15 204 GEOG 524 3 TPCS-GEOG OF POLAR REG OCl 1700-1950 T GUGG 101 A MCLAREN 15

181 FR 671 1 IJTH CENT FRENCH LIT 001 1600-1800 TH HLMS 196 JB FREY 15 204 GEOG 564 3 SE~-URBAN GEOG 001 1830-2120 M GUGG HA MORROW JONES 15

204 GEOG 567 3 SEM-,iORLO AGRICULTURE 001 1700-1815 T TH GUGG N HELBURM .!'!Qlli 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL fORMo 204 GEOG 571 3 POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY 001 1100-1215 T TH GUGG 201 TC MYJ:RS 181 FR 100 0-6 MASTER•$ THESIS ooo ARR 10 SAME AS GEOG 471 e

181 FR 800 0-'9 DOCTOR 1 S THES ( S 9CO ARR 10 204 GEOG 599 3 INTERNSHIP 001 1900-2150 M GUGG 101 AD HILL 181 FR 810 10 DOCTQR•S THESIS 900 ARR 10 SAME AS GEOG 399 •

181 FR 940 1-& INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 10 204 GEOG 618 3 SEf-'1-GEOGRAPHIC PROB 001 1B30-2120 TH GUGG 101 A K1 RSY 15 LIMITED TO GRADUATING SENIORS AND CANDIDATES FOR DEPARTM~NTAL HONORS• 204 GEOG 619 1-6 EXP TEACH IN GEOGRAPHY 801 · ARR AD HILL 25 ~ SECURE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM FROM DI?:PARTMENT• 181 FR 942 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 , ARR 10 204 GEOG 674 3 SE"4-CULTURE GEOG 001 1600-1B50 w GUGG 101 G GAILe 15 181 FR '950 1 .. 3 INDEPENDENT STUDY •oo fo ••• NOTE<> 900 SECTIO"'S REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORth 181 FR 999 3 MASTER'S DEGREE CANO 900 ARR 10 204 GEOG 700 0-6 "t6.STER 1 S THESIS 900 ARR JD IVES 20

II· ITALIAN LANGUAGE ANO LITERATURE 20·4 GEOG 800 o~9 DOCTOR'S THESIS 900 ARR WE RIEBSAME 20

204 GEOG 810 10 DOCTOR'S THESIS 900 ARR l:lG BARRY 20

NOTE.. STUDENTS WILl SE AOM!NlSTRATIVEl Y DROPPED FOR NON­ 204 GEOG 930 1-3 UNOERGRAO !NO STUDY 900 ARR A ROG'=RS 20 ATTENDANCE. 204 GEOG 931 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 10

232 !TAL 101 5 BEGINNING ITALIAN 1 001 0800•0850 MTWTHF HLMS 193 G tAZlAIH"'O 25 204 GEOG 950 1""3 GRAD INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 GF WHITE 20 002 0900•0950 MTWTHF HLMS 193 25 ••• 003 1100-1150 HTWTHF HLMS 193 25 204 GEOG 951 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR GF WHITE 004 1300-1350 MTWTHF EOUC 155 25 204 GEOG 999 3 MASTER'S OEGREI; CAN!J- 900 ARR AM KIRBY 30 232 !TAL 102 5 BEGINNING ITALIAN 2 PREREQ !TAl 101 OR CONSULTATION. STUDENTS WHO EARNED A GRAOE OF D OR F IN ITAL 101 Will BE AOMINSTR$.TlVELY DROPPED Geological· Sciences FR:0"1 ITAt. 102 DURING THE FIRST HEEK OF CLASSES•

001 1000""1050 MTWTHF HU1S 193 25 FOR LlTE~ATURE SEARCH AND BIBLIOGRAPHIC INSTRUCTION 002 1200-1250 MTWTHF KTCH 119 25 SEE BIB 301· 003 1300-13:i0 MTWTHF HLMS 193 25 004 1400-1450 MTWTHF HLMS 193 25 T~E FOLLOWING COM81NATIONS OF r.OURSES Will SATISFY ONE YEAR OF THE NATURAL SCIENCES REQUIREMENT: GEOL 232 !TAL 211 3 20 YR REAO-GRAM-COMP 1 001 0900-oqso M W F KTCH 303 25 101 ANO ONE OF THE FOLLOWING: GEOL 102, 105, 002 1300-1350 M W F HLMS 191 25 114, 153; OR GEOL 106-1071 OR GEOl 113 AND ONE PREREQ ITAL 102 OR CONSULTATION• STUDENTS WHO EARNED A OF THE FOLLOWING: GEOL 114, 105, APAS 115• ANY GRADE OF 0 OR F IN ITAL 102 WILL BE ADMINISTRATIVELY DROPPED TWO UPPER DIVISION COURSES WILL SATISFY A SECOND­ FROM HAL 211 DURING THE FIRST WEEK OF ClASSES• YEAR REQUIREMENT, PROVIDED ONE OF THE FIRST-YE~R COHSINATIONS HAS BEEN COMPLETED .. 232 !TAL 212 3 20 YR REAO-GRAM-COMP 2 001 1100-1150 H W F KTCH 303 25 STUDENTS WHO EARNEO A GRADE OF D OR F IN tTAt 211 WILL NOTE• GEOLOGY COLLO~UIH t1EETS IN GEOLOGY, RM 121, BE ADMINISTRATIVELY DROPPED FROM !TAL 212 DURING THE WED FRQH 1600-1700• FIRST WJ:EK OF CLASSES• 206 GEOL 102 4 INTRO GEOLOGY 2 100 1100-1215 T TH GEOL 121 WC SRAOt.EY 161 232 ITAL 312 3 ROGS IN IT AllAN LIT 001 1300-!350 M W F HlMS 271 25 OA BUDD L AB-1 NTRO GEOL 2 LlOl 0900-1150 M GEOL 134 27 232 !TAL 322 3 •Dv CONYERS/COMPOS 001 o9oo-oqso M w F HLMS 271 1B L102 1300-1550 T GEOL 134 27 Ll03 1300-1550 TH GEOL 134 27 232 !TAL 411 3 DANTE-INFERNO/PURGATOR 001 1400-1450 M W F ~L~S 245 43 l104 1300-1550 " GEOL 114 27 L105 0900-1150 F GEOL 134 27 232 ITAL 425 3 HIST ITAL-1Bl5 TO PRES COl 1500-1550 M H f HU1S 245 15 ll06 1400-1650 TH GEOL 134 27

~ 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORMo 206 GEOL 107 3 GLOBAL CHANGE 2 001 1200-1250 M W F GEOL 121 JT ANDREWS 161 WW HAY 232 !TAL 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUOY 900 ARR G LAZZARINO 10 206 GEOL 114 3 OUR DYNAMIC EARTH 2 001 1100-1150 H W F GEOL 121 M WYSS 167 GL FARMER Ill• COMPARATIVE LITERATURE 206 GEOL 153 4 GEOL QEV-COLO ANO WEST 100 1000-1050 M W F GEOL 121 Jl MUNOZ 161 FOR COURSE OFFERINGS, SEE THE LISTING'S IN EE LARSON THE COH?ARATlVE LITERATURE SECTION OF THIS LAB-GEOL OEV-COLO/WEST Ll01 1400-1650 M GEOL 114 23 SCHEDULE - oeor 154. U02 0900-ll50 T GEOL 114 23 Ll03 1300-1550 TH GEOL 114 23 Ll04 1300-1550 M GEOL 114 23 Geography ll05 1400-1650 TH GEOL 114 23 Ll 06 1300-15 50 F GEOL 114 23 Ll07 1300-1550 TH GEOL 114 23 tiQIL, GEOGRAPiiY 100 AND 101 MAY BE TAKEN IN EITHER ORDER OR SIMULTANEOUSLY· 206 GEOL 302 4 PETROLOGY PREREQ GEOL 301· 204 GEOG 100 4 ENV I R SYS-Cll MATE/VEG lEC AND LAS SECTIONS MUST MATCH ON FIRST TWO NUMBERS .. 100 0900-0950 M W F GEOL 311 EE LARSON 50 Jl MUNOZ 010 0800 ... 0915 T TH GUGG 201 140 CR STERN LA'='-ENYIR SYSTEMS LOll OB00-0950 M GUGG 3 35 lAB-PETROLOGY UOl 1300-1550 M GEOL 326 25 l012 1400-1550 T GUGG 3 35 L102 1300-1550 T GEOL' 326 25 l013 1000•1150 w GUGG 3 35 l014 0900-1050 GUGG 3 35 206 GEOL 307 3 OCEANOGRAPHY 001 - 1100-1215 T TH GEOL 134 WW HAY 47 ENVIR SYS-CUMATE/VEG ozo oqoo•095o M w GUGG 201 HO PREREQ INTRO CHEH AND PHYSICS OR INSTR CONSENT .. lAB-ENVIR SYSTEr

21 DEPT CRS DEPT CRS 1110. DEPT 1110. CR TITLE OF COURSE SEC TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR. LIMIT NO. DEPT NO. CR TITLE OF COURSE SEC TIME DAYS BlDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR LIMIT

2:06 GEOL 409 3 REMOTE SENSING ENVIR PREREQ INTRO TO PHYSICAL SCIENCE OR INTRO TO GEOLOGY. t.. GERMAN SECURE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT CARD FROM DEPARTMENT .. SAME AS GEOG 4-09/509, GEOL 509,

810 1100-1150 M W GUGG 205 HA MORROW JONES LA~-REMOTE SEN$ ENVIR l811 0900-1050 T GUGG 6 L812 1130 ... 1320 T GUGG 6 210 GER 101 4 BEGINNING GERMAN 1 001 0900-oq5o MT THF KTCH 120 BA L~WIS 23 GUGG l813 1400 .. 1550 T 6 002 0900-0950 MT THF KTCH 33 H SCKMYOT 23 003 1100-1150 MT THF KTCH 33 23 44 206 GEOL 411 4 F I ELO GEOLOGY 801 0900-0950 M GEOL 127 WA BRADDOCK 004 1200-1250 MT THF KTCH 33 23 44 LAg-FIELD GEOLOGY l802 1300-1650 M W GEOL 127 005 1300-1350 MT THF KTCH 120 23 PREREQ GEOL 312 AND INSTR CONSENT~ SECURE CONTROLLED 006 1400-1450 MT THF KTCH 120 23 ENROLU'iE"''T FORM FROM THE GEOLOGY OFFICE.. STUDENTS 007 1000'""1050 MT THF KTCH 33 CO Hll..LL 23 ENROLLING IN GEOL 411 SHOULD NOT REGISTER FOR OTHER CLASSES FROM 1200-1250 ON MWF. 210 GER 102 4 BEGINNING GERMAN 2 PREREQ GER 101 OR EQUIV• STUDENTS WHO EllRNED A GRADE OF 206 GEOL 413 4 GEOPHYSICS/TECTONICS D OR F IN GER 101 WILl BE ADMINISTRATIVELY D~OPPED FROM PREREQ GEOL 312 • GER 102 DURING THE FIRST WI;:EK OF CLASSES~ M W'f'SS 100 100 0930-1045 T TH GEOL 121 001 0800-0850 MT THf MKNA 112 23 RM KLIGFIELO 002 0900-0950 MT THF MKNA 112 23 LAS-GEOPHYS/TECTONICS llOl 1300-1550 ·w GEOL 114 50 003 1000-1050 MT THF f'.1KtllA 112 BA 23 50 u:wr s ll02 1300-1550 TH GEOL 114 004 1100-1150 MT THF '1KNA 112 23 005 1200-1250 MT THF MKJ\11\ 112 23 206 GEOL 420 3 AOV MINERALOGY 100 1230-1345 T TH GEOL 311 JR SMYTH 40 006 1300-1350 MT THF MKNA 112 23 PREREQ GEOL 410/510 OR INSTR CONSENT. SAME AS GEOL 520· 007 1400-1450 MT THF MKNA 112 23 GEOL 114 RM KLIGF!ELO 15 206 GEOL 435 3 FOLD THRUST BELTS 001 0900-0950 M W F 210 GER 201 4 INTER~EOIATE GERMAN PREREQ GEOL 312, 331 OR EQUIV• SAME S GEOL 535. PREREQ GER 102 OR EQUIV• STUDENTS WHO EARNED A GRADE OF !) OR F IN G!E"R 102 WILL BE ADMINISTRATIVELY DROPPED Fq:QM 55 206 GEOL 436 3 GLACIAl GEOLOGY 001 1000-1050 M W F GEOL 232 JT AIII!JREWS GER 201 DURING THE FIRST WEEK OF CLASSES .. PREREQ INTRO GEOL OR INSTR CONSENT• FIELD TRIPS TO BE ARRANGED.. SAME AS GEOL 536• 001 0800-0850 MT THF KTCH 120 23 002 1000-1050 MT THF KTCH 120 23 HUNT 106 JA HARRIS 15 206 GEOL 447 4 PALEO LOWER VERTS 100 1100-1215 T TH 003 1200-1250 MT THF KTCM 120 23 15 LA8-PALEO LOWER VERTS l101 1300-1550 TH HUNT 106 JA HARRIS 004 1300-1350 MT THF KTCH 33 23 SAME AS GEOL 547 .. 005 1400-1450 MT THF '

206 GEOL 531 3 COMP SEDIMENTOLOGY 100 0800-0850 M W GEOL 134 TR WALKER 15 210 GER 434 3 SEM-GER IRRATIONALISM 001 1400-1450 M W F KTCH 119 TA HOLLWECK 20 LA~-COMP SEDIMENTOLOGY LlOl 1300-1650 M GEOL 232 TR WALKER 15 210 GER 438 ~ INTRO GER LIT HIST 2 001 U00-1150 M W F KTCH 120 30 206 GEDL 533 3 DLANETARY CHEMISTRY 001 1100-1150 M W F GI:OL 127 CR STERN 20 210 GER 496 0 STUDENT TEACHING 001 ARR RT FIRESTONE 10 206 GEOL 535 3 FOLD THRUST BELTS 001 0900-0950 M W F GEOL 114 Rf-' KLIGFIELO 15 SAME AS GER 410. PREREQ GEOL 312, 331 OR EQUIVd SAME AS GEOL 435. 210 GER 518 3 1LO NORSE 001 ARR !'I ~Ell 20 206 GEOL 5 36 3 GLACIAL GEOLOGY 001 1000-1050 M W F GEOL 232 JT ANOQ:EWS 10 SAME AS GEOl 436. NOTE· 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM.

206 GEOL 5 39 3 ROCK AND PALEOMAG 100 1400-15 30 M W GEOL 108 EE LARSON 25 210 GER 610 3 PRACT-TEACHING LIT 900 ARR

206 GEOL 544 4 MORPH GENESIS SOILS 100 1100-1215 T TH GEOL 127 PW BIRKELAND 25 210 GER 700 0-6 MASTER'S THESIS 900 ARR L101 1230-1650 TH GEfJL 127 PW BIR:KELAND 25 210 GER 710 3 EARLY GEQ:MAN LIT 001 1400-1515 T TH LIBR 424B CO HALL 20 206 GEOL 545 4 MICROPALEONTOLOGY 100 1100-1215 M W GEIJL 232 DL EICHER 25 25 lAB-MICROPALEONTOLOGY L101 1300-1550 M GEOL 226 OL EICHER 210 GER 711 3 GERMAN LIT AFTER 1945 001 0900-1000 M W F l I BR 42413 WV 13LOM'STE~ 20

206 GEOl 547 4 PALEO LOWER VERTS 100 1100-1215 T TH HUNT 106 JA HARRIS 210 GER 910 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR LAB-PALEO LD_WER VERTS Ll01 1300-1550 TH HUNT 106 JA HARRIS SA~E AS GEOL 447 ~ 210 GER 920 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR

206 GEOL 551 3 CURR PROB IN PALEOBIOL 100 1300-1550 G;:OL 226 EG KAUFFMAN 20 210 GER 930 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR

206 GEOL 556 3 EVOLUTION 001 ARR JA HARRIS 20 210 GER 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR

206 GEOL 557 1 SEM-PALEOBIO/PALEOENVI 001 1200-1315 GEOl 232 EG KAUFFMAN · 20 210 GER 950 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR

206 GEOL 558 3 13IOSTt:tATIGRAPH/BIOGEOG 001 1000-1115 T TH GEilL 226 EG KAUFFMAN 20 210 GER 999 3 MASTER'S DEGREE CAND 900 ARR

206 GEOL 565 3 CARB SED ENVIRON 001 1000-1050 M W F GEOL 127 OA ~UI)O 10 SAME AS GE:JL 465 ~ II• NORWEGIAN

206 GEOL 567 3 ISOTOPE GEOLOGY COl 1100-1150 M W F GEOL 108 GL FAQ:MER 20 JW WHITE SAME AS GEOL 467~ 211 NORW 102 5 BEGINNING NORWEGIAN 2 001 1000-1050 MTWTHF KTCH 119 Gt:RW!G 30 PRER.EQ NOR\-! 10i OR: CONSULTATION. STUDENTS I~HO EARNED 206 GEOL 571 3 SP TPC/NEOTECTONICS 001 0800-0915 T TH GEOL 134 RG 6IlHAI-1 20 A G~ADE OF 0 OR: F IN NDRW 101 tHLL BE ADMINISTRAtiVELY DROPPED FROM NORW 102 DURING THE FIRST I-lEEK OF CLASS'::S~ 206 GEOL 574 2 S!l TPC-GRAN/RHY!JUTES 001 A.RR 30 900 SECTiONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORt-1. 206 GEOL 597 3 EARTH/PLANETARY ?HYS 2 OI'Jl 1400-1515 T TH DP G G027 JM WAH~ 10 SAME AS PHYS 697 ~ 211 NORW 910 1-3 !~DEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR

206 GEOL 631 3 SEDIMENTARY PETROL 1 001 0800-1050 T TI-l GEOL 308 TR WALKER 10 211 NORW 920 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR GEOl 108 JT ANDREWS 20 206 GEOL 653 3 SEM-GEOMORPH QUAT GEOL 001 1230-1530 T 211 NOR!~ 930 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR

206 GEOL 678 3 SEM-OYN CONTIN MEOlA 001 1400-1515 M W CHE~ 115 KI SSLINGER 20 211 NORH 940 1-3 INIJEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR DATTA SAME AS M i:" 678" I I I• SCANOANAVI AN l.':ill..lE..!. 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAl FORM-.

206 GEOL 700 0-6 MASTER•$ THESIS 900 ARR 50 212 SCAN 225 3 CONTEMP SWEDEN/NORWAY 001 1230-1345 T TH KTCH 35 GI THfJRSIN 35 40 206 GEOL 800 0-9 ODCTOR•s THESIS 900 ARR I GE~WIG 15 206 GEOL 810 10 DOCTOR•S THESIS 900 ~ 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM·

206 GEOL 940 1-3 INO ST~QUATERNARY GEOL 900 ARR 20 212 SCAN 910 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR

206 GEOL 941 1-3 INO ST-ECONOMIC GEOL 900 ARR 20 212 SCAN 920 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR

206 GEOL 942 1-3 IND ST-PETROLOGY 900 lloRR 20 212 SCAN 930 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR

206 GEDL 943 1-3 !NO ST-SEOIMENTOLOGY 900 ARR 20 212 SCAN 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR

206 GEOL 944 1-3 INO ST-STRUCT/TECTON 900 ARR 20 IV.. SWEDISH 206 GEOL 945 1-3 INO ST-GEOCHEMISTRY 900 ARR 20

206 GEOL 946 1-3 !NO ST-GEOPHYSICS 900 ARR 20 214 SWED 102 5 BEGINNIJ\JG SWEDISH 2 001 1000-1050 MTWTHF KTCH 35 Gl THT:JRSIN 30 206 GEOL 947 1-3 iNO ST-'H'fOROLOGY 900 ARR 20 PREREQ SI·/EO lOla STUDENTS WHO EARNED A GRADE OF D OR F 11'1 SWED 101 WILL BE ADMINlSTRATlVELY DROPPED FROM SWED 102 206 GEOL 948 1-3 INO Sf-OCEANOGRAPHY 900 ARR 20 DURING THE FIRST HEEK OF CLASSESc

206 GEOL 949 1-3 INO ST-PALEONTOLOGY 900 ARR 20 214 SWED 212 2ND YR READ & CONV 2 001 1100-1150 M W F KTCH 35 GI THORSIN 30 20 206 GEOL 950 1-3 IND ST-QUATERNARY GEOL 900 ARR ~ 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM.

206 GEOL 951 1-3 IND ST-ECONDMIC GEOL 900 ARR 20 214 SWED 910 1-3 iNDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR

206 GEOL 952 l-3 IND ST-PETQ:OLOGY 900 ARR 20 214 SWED 920 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR

206 GEOL 953 1-3 INO ST-SEDIMENTOLOGY 900 ARR 20 214 SWEO 930 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUOY 900 ARR G[ THORSIN

206 GEOL 954 1-3 IND ST-STRUCT /TECTON 900 ARR 20 214 SWED 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 206 GEOL 955 1-3 lNO ST""GEOCHEMISTRY 900 ARR 20 Greek 206 GEOL 956 1-3 INO ST-GEOPHYSICS 900 ARR 20 NOTE. SEE DEfJARTMENT OF CLASSICS 206 GEOL 957 1-3 INO ST-HYDROLOGY 900 ARR 20 206 GEOL 958 1-3 IND ST-OCEANOGRAPHY 900 ARR 20 History 206 GEOL 959 1-3 HID ST-PALEONTOLOGY 900 ARR 20

206 GEOL 960 1-3 IND ST-SOILS 900 ARR 20 218 HIST 101 3 WESTERN CIVIL IZATt ON 1 001 0900-0950 M W F F A Nl41 LF SILVERMAN 153 002 0800-0915 T TH HL""'!S 245 C SCH~IBER 25 206 GEOL 961 1-3 INO ST-SED PETROLOGY 900 ARR 20 003 1230-1345 T TH HLMS 245 Cl LOATS 25

206 GEOL 970 3 PLAN 2 MASTERS RSCH 900 ARR 20 218 HIST 102 3 WESTERN CIVILIZHIO" 2 STUDENTS REGfSTERING FOR SEC 010 MUST ALS!J REGISTER FOR 206 GEOL 999 3 MASTER'S DEGREE CAND 900 ARR 30 REC Oll-018o IN SEC 010 FRIDAY" S CLASS WILL 13E EITHER LECTURE OR RECITATION• SEC 020, 030, 040, AND 050 DO Germanic Languages and literatures NOT REGISTER FOR ANY RECITATION. 010 1300-1350 M W F GUGG 201 EG RUESTOW 200 FOR COURSE LISTINGS IN COMPARATIVE LITE~ATURE REC-WESTERN CIV 2 ROll 1400-1450 W KTCH 35 25 SEE THAT SECTION OF THIS SCHEDULE - DEPT 154• R012 1500-1550 W HLMS 185 25 R013 0800-0850 F GEOL 134 25 ANY STUDENT WITH THREE OR. MORE ABSENCES THROUGH ROi.4 0900-0950 F ECON 2 25 JAN 29 IN ANY GERMAN OR SCANDINAVIAN COURSE MAY R015 1100-1150_ F EOUC 134 25 SE AOMINI STRATIVEL Y OROPPED• R016 1200-1250 F ECON 2 25 R017 1400-1450 F GEOL 108 25 R018 1500-1550 F HUtS HH 25 ~ESTERN CIVILilATION 2 020 1100-1150 H W F EOUC 220 RA POlS 100 030 0800-0915 T TH HLMS 241 JM COFFEY 25 040 1400-1515 T TH HLHS 245 HA MAYER 25 050 1530-1645 T TH HLMS 237 25 22 DEPT .CRS DEPT CRS NO. DEPT NO. CR TITLE OF COURSE SEC TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR LIMIT NO. DEPT NO. CR TITLE OF COURSE SEC TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUC"rOR

218 HIST 106 3 RISE/FALL ANCIENT ROME 001 0930-1045 T TH CHEM 140 RL HOHLFELOER 120 218 HIST 945 1-3 IN ST-EUROP SINCE 1648 900 ARR 20 SAME AS CLAS 106. 218 HIST 946 1-3 IND ST-RUSS/EAST EUR 900 ARR 20 218 HIST 112 3 HONORS-WESTERN CIV 2 801 1400-1630 TH MUEN 0156 SA EPSTEIN 15 SEC 801 IS AN HONORS SECTION• SECURE CONTROLLED ENROLL- 218. HIST 947 1-3 IND ST-ASIAN HISTORY 900 ARR 20 MENT FORM FROM NORLIN LIBR, RM M400Ce 218 HIST 948 1-3 !NO Sf-AFRICAN HISTORY 900 ARR 20 218 H!ST 126 3 INTRO LATIN AMER HIST 001 0900-0950 M W F HLMS 201 QJ FERRY 218 HIST 949 1-3 IND ST-COMPARATIV HIST 900 ARR 20 218 HIST 142 3 HISTORY OF ENGLAND Z 001 1400-1515 T TH F A N141 JB WOLF 153 218 HIST 950 1-3 INO ST-US HIST TO 1865 900 20 218 HIST 151 3 HJST OF U S TO 1865 001 0930-1045 T TH HLMS 341 VO ANDERSON 87 ••• 002 0800-0850 M W F HlMS 241 25 218 HIST 951 1-3 INO ST-US SINCE 1865 900 ARR 20 003 1500-1550 M W F HLMS 245 OM HAYES 25 004 1530-1645 T TH HLMS 245 RG FR!EOMAN 25 218 HIST 952 1-3 INO ST-LAT AMER HIST 900 ARR 20

218 HIST 152 3 HIST OF U 5 SINCE 1865 218 HIST 953 1-3 !NO ST-ANC/MED EUROP 900 20 STUDENTS REGISTERING FOR SEC 010 MUST ALSO REGISTER FOR ••• COR~!:SPONDING REC 011-018o FOR SEC 010 FRIDAY'S CLASS WILl 218 HIST 954 1-3 INO ST-EUROP 1350-1648 900 ARR 20 EITHER BE A LECTURE OR RECITATION. STUDENTS REGISTERING FOR SEC 020, 030, 040, AND 050 DO NOT REGISTER FOR A 218 HIST 955 1-3 IND ST-EUROP SINC 1648 900 ARR 20 RECITATION .. 218 HIST 956 1-3 INO ST-RUSS/EAST EUR 900 ARR 20 010 1830-2:130 M RAM'f C250 PI MITTERLING 200 REC-U S SINCE 1865 ROll 1200-1250 w HLMS 185 25 218 HIST 957 1-3 INO ST-ASIAN HISTORY 900 ARR 20 R012 1300-1350 w HLt-1S 185 25 R013 1400-1450 w HLMS 185 25 218 HIST 958 1-3 IND ST-AFRICAN HISTORY 900 ARR 20 R014 1500-15 50 w HLMS 181 25 R015 0800-0850 F GUGG 3 25 218 HIST 959 1-3 IND ST-COMPARATIV HIST 900 ARR 20 R016 1200-1250 F GUGG 3 25 R017 1300•1350 F GUGG 3 25 218 HIST 960 1-3 INO ST-US HIST TO 1865 900 ARR 20 R018 1400-1450 F ECON 2 25 HIST OF U S SINCE 1865 020 1100-1215 T TH HLMS 199 RD SCHULZINGER 97 218 HIST 961 1-3 INO ST-US SINCE 1865 900 ARR 20 030 1200-1250 M W F HLMS 201 A FEFFER 97 040 1500-1550 M W F HlMS 247 FD WATSON 25 218 HIST 962 1-3 INO ST-LAT AMER !ilST 900 ARR 20 050 123f.l-1345 T TH BPSV E417 A~ POI S 25 218 HIST 963 1-3 IND ST-ANC/MED EUROP 900 ARR 20 218 HIST 162 3 HO!IIORS-U S SINCE 1865 801 1400-1630 M BPSY E064 15 ~ SECURE C!JNTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM FROM NORLIN 218 HIST 964 1-3 INO ST-EUROP 1350-1648 900 ARR 20 UBR, M400Co 218 HIST 965 1-3 INO ST-EUROP SINC 1648 900 ARR 20 218 HIST 202 3 CHICANO HIST 1848-PRES 001 1000-1050 M W F HLMS 211 C GU~RIN GONZALES 50 SAME AS CHST 202 • 218 HIST 966 1-3 IND ST-RUSS/EAST EUR ARR 20

218 HiST 216 3 AFRO-AMER HIST 2 001 1230-1345 T TH HLMS 241 LE WilSON 50 218 HIST 967 1-3 INO ST-ASIAN HISTORY 900 ARR 20

218 HIST 2:71 3 ASIAN AHER HIST 001 0930-1045 T TH HLMS 141 W WEI 50 218 HIST 968 1-3 INO Sf-AFRICAN HISTORY 900 ARR 20

218 HIST 299 3 WOMEN U S 1890-PRESENT 001 1100-1150 M W F HU1S 241 L CHAMBERS SCHillER 60 2:18 HIST 969 1-3 IND ST-COMPARATIV HIST 900 ARR 20 SAME AS WMST 299~ 218 HIST 999 3 MASTER'S DEGREE CANO 900 ARR 30 NOTE.. HIST 306-32:5 ARE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT COURSES· -- OPEN TO JUNIOR AND SENIOR HISTORY MAJORS ONLY .. SECURE CIJNTR:OLlEO ENROllMENT P1RM FROM HlMS, RM 204. Honors Program

HIST 306 RDGS-EARLV ENGl HIST 801 1500-1730 M HL~S 259 MK MCINTOSH 17 218 3 STUDENTS DESIRING TO REGISTER FOR HONORS COURSES MUST SECURE CONTROLlED ENROLLMENT FORMS AND INFORMATION HIST 309 SEL RDGS-MOD EUR HIS-T 801 1400-1630 HlMS 2:5q M HANNA 17 218 3 CONCERNING MEETING TIMES AND PLACES FROM THE DEPART- MENT OFFICE. REFER TO THE COURSE DESCRIPTION BOOKLET 218 HIST SEL RDGS-AM SOC/THGHT 801 1400-1630 M LISR 3000 C GUERIN GONZALES 17 314 3 IN HONORS DEPARTMENT BEFORE REGISTERING. ENROLLME1>4T liMIT: 17 218 HIST 318 3 SEL RDG-JAPN HI ST 801 1400-1630 T HLMS 2:59 JC LEBI:!:.I\ l7 MINIMU"'' G.P.A.: 3·30 REGISTt:tATION FOR HONORS COURSES WILL 8E HELO IN THE 218 HIST 321 3 SEL RDG-LATIN AMER 801 1100-1150 M W F HU1S 2:45 HONORS DEPT, NORLIN, RM~ 400C ON DEC 2:-4, 1987· 218 HIST 325 SEl RDGS-EARlY AFRO/AM 801 1400-1630 HLMS 285 LE WILSON l7 FOR OTHER HONORS COURSES SEE: ANTH 206 SEC 801 1230-1500 T 218 HIST 401 3 WOMEN/SOC IND EUROPE 001 0930-1045 T TH HLMS 245 BA ENGEL 30 APAS 112 SEC 801 0900-0950 Mt-IF SAME AS WMST 401 .. APAS 112 SEC 802 1:100-1150 MWF CLAS 112 SEC 801 1230-1345 TTH 218 HIST 403 3 ALEX/HELLENISTIC WORlD 001 1100-1150 M W F HLMS 201 ~A FREOR!CKSMEVER 50 ClAS 202 SEC 801 1400-1630 M SAME AS ClAS 403/503. ENGL 253 SEC 801 1400-1515 TTH HUM 102 SEC 801 0900-0950 MWF 001 0930-1045 T TH HltJ!S 241 C WILKINS ON 218 HIST 405 3 HIST FED INDIAN POLICY 50 1200-1250 MWF HIST 112 SEC 801 1400-1630 TH 001 1500-1550 F CF KONRAD 50 218 HIST 409 3 THE ROMAN EMPIRE M W HIST 162 SEC 801 1400-1630 M SAME AS CLAS 409/509. MCOB 333 SEC 801 0930-1045 TTH MATH 130 SEC ~01 0900-0950 M-F 001 1000-1050 f HLMS 241 Bl-! HILL 21B HIST 412 3 INTEl HIST MED EUROP M W 70 PHIL 100 SEC 801 1530-1700 TTH P SC 22:2 SEC 801 1400-1515 TTH 001 1230-1345 T TH HLMS 199 DL GROSS 218 HIST 420 3 EUR INTELL 1870-PR 97 APAS 111 SEC 801 0800 ... 0850 MWF

218 HIST 423 3 EUR DURING RENAISS 001 0900•0950 M W F HLMS 245 CC CHRISTENSE~ 45 22:2: HON 145 1 S W ARCHAEOLOGY 801 1100-1150 M W F liBR 400G ML CHENAUlT 17 ~ THIS Of\IE HOUR SEMII'4AR WILL MEET 1/13 - 2/17• 218 HI ST 426 3 AGE OF REASON 001 0900-0950 M W F KTC"f 234 EG RUI:STOW 50

222 HON 189 1 U S POLICY I~ C!:NT AM 801 1100-1150 M W F LIBR 400E M MC CARTHY 17 218 HIST 430 3 HIST/FRANCE SINCE 1850 001 1200-1250 _M W F HLMS 267 M HANNA 50 NOTEe THIS ONE HIJU~ SEMINA~ WILL MEET 1113 - 2/17. 218 HIST 432 20TH CENTL!RY EUROPE 001 1000-1050 M W F GUGG 201 VW BEACH 97 222 HON 256 3 STARSHIP AND THE CANOE 801 1500-1615 M W L I BR 400E BA B'fER'S 17

213 HIST 439 3 VEN t. FLORENCE-HENAI S 001 1100-1215 T TH HLMS 341 SA EPSTEI~ 87 222 HON 295 3 SOVIET CIVILIZATION 801 1900-2130 M SEE DEPT M HEQ:THEIMER 17 NOTE· THIS COUQ:SE MEETS AT THE INSTR HOME. PLEASE: 218 HIST 444 3 STUART ENGLAND 001 1300-1350 M W F HLMS 241 MK MCtNTOSH 70 CONSULT DEPARTMENT OR INSTR FOR DETAILS. 218 HIST 453 3 CIVILWAR-RECOf'.!STRUCT 001 12:00-1250 M W F F A N141 RE MANN 153 222 HON 32:7 3 MOO, POST MODo NEW AGE 801 1400-1515 T TH LIBR 400E TA HOLLWECK l7 218 HIST 457 3 EARLY AMER FRONTIER 001 1100-1150 M W F BPSY E411 PN LIMERICK 60 222 HON 328 3 LIT OF AMER LAND 801 1400-1600 l ISR 424A RG BILLINGSLEY 17

218 HIST 462 3 fJOP CULT AMER-20TH C 001 1100-1215 T TH HlMS 201 Pi ~ITTERLING 97 222 HON 330 3 ISSUES OF LIFE &. DEATH 801 1400-1630 LIBQ: 400G G STUHL 17 218 HIST 466 3 U S HIST-1948 TO PRES 001 1530-1645 T TH HlMS 201 Hl SCAMEHORN 97 222 HON 356 2 SCIENCE AND MYSTICISM 801 1300-1350 M H LIBR :tOOG JT STOCK'E i7 NOTE· STUDENTS MA'f NOT RECIEVE CREDIT FOR 218 HIST 468 3 OIP HIST U S SIN 1920 001 1400-1'515 T TH HLMS 199 RO SCHULZINGER 97 HON 439 AND HfJN 356c

218 HIST 474 3 ~ISE OF REVOL CHINA 001 1230-1345 T TH HLMS 141 W WEI 70 222 HON 423 3 JUNGIAN PSY IN FILM 801 1530•1830 T TH Q:AMY 1823 PB KENEVAN JW PALMER 218 HIST 476 3 MOD JAPAN HISTORY 001 1100-1215 T TH HLMS 241 JC LE8RA 70 NOTE~ COUI\ITS AS COLLEGE HONORS SENIOR SEMINAR. STUDENTS MAY NOT RECIEVE CREDIT FOR BOTH 218 HIST 489 3 t'\DDERN MIDDLE EAST 001 1000-1050 M W F HLMS 201 J JANKOWSKI 70 HUM 411 AND HON 423. 218 HIST 492 3 ZO C AM 1NTELL HIST 001 1400-1450 M W F HLMS 241 A FEFFER 70 222 HON 427 3 SYMBOLISM/DECADENCE 801 1200-1330 T TH liBR 400E WV BLOMSTER 17 218 HI ST 4'H 3 RUSS I A THRU 17TI-1 CENT 001 ll00-1150 M W F HL~S 199 l SILVERMAN 97 222 HON 438 3 LITERATURE OF WAR 801 1100-1215 T TH l I BR 400G C SQUIRE 17 218 HIST 4CJ5 3 RUS REV/SOVIET I:!:EGIME 001 1400-1515 T TH HLMS 341 BA ENGEL 87 222 HON 447 3 MYTH OF THE COSMOS 801 1400-1450 M W F LIB~ 400E JM MALVIll!? 17 THIS COUNTS AS A COLLEGE HONORS SENIOR SEMINAR9 218 HIST 498 3 HONORS SEMINAR 801 1530-1800 TH HlMS 259 VO ANDEq;SON 15 .li!ll.E!.

218 H!ST 499 3 HONORS THESIS 801 ARR F ANDERSON 20 222 HON 461 3 ISSUES OF 20TH CENTURY 801 1900-2130 T LI~R 400~ WO WEIR 17 ~ SECURE CONTROLLED ENROlLMENT FORM FROM OEPA.RTMENT ~ 222 HON 481 IDEAS/CHANGE IN AMER 801 1900-2130 T LIBR 400G AL OWEN 17

222 HON 490 POLITICAL VIOLENCE 801 1300-1530 T KTCH INSTR CONSENT REQUIRED FOR ALL 600 lEVEl COURSES. 3 206 M MIDLARSKY 17 222 HON 218 HIST 601 3 HISTORIOGRAPHY 001 1900-2130 M Hl"'!S 259 RA POIS 24 930 1-3 I NOEPENDENT STUDY <:100 ARR 17 .t!..Qik 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM· 218 H!ST 603 3 RDGS-ANCIENT HISTORY 001 1900-2130 T HL"'IS 177 Rl HOHLFELDER 15 SAME AS CLAS 603e Humanities 218 I-liST 604 3 HISTORIAN AS EXILE 001 1530-1800 T liB1:l 424A ~R RAWLINGS SAME AS CLAS 604 AND PHlL 604~ THE 12 HOUR SEQUENCE - HUM 101-102: - WILL SATISFY THE TWO YCAR ARTS AND SCIENCES HUMANITIES 218 HIST 633 3 R:OGS-16TH CENTURY 001 1400-1630 SEE DEPT CC CHRI ST'ENSEN 10 REQUIRE\IfENT • HlST 633 Will M:::ET IN HlMS 224o 226 HUM 102 6 INTRO TO HUMANITIES 218 HIST 634 3 ~DGS-EUR INTELL HIST 001 1530-1300 T L iBQ 3000 OL GRQSS 15 STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR A LEC ANO REC ~ CREDIT NOT GIVEN SAME AS C LT 583· FOR BOTH HUM 101-102 AND ENGL 12r:J-121· NOTE. SEC 801 IS A HONORS S~CTIONe SECURE A 218 HIST 643 3 RDGS-MOOERN EUROPE 001 1400-1630 TH SEE DEPT VW BEACH 10 -- CONTROLLED ENROLLM':NT FOR"1 Fq:OM NORLIN LIBR, M400C. H!ST 643 Will r1EET IN HLMS 224•

001 0900-0950 M W F KTCI-I 207 GW SLO~N 30 218 HIST 650 3 ROGS-AM COLONIAL HIST 001 1400-1630 T HALE 207 VO ANDERSON 20 002 1000-1050 M W F KTCH 207 P GOR'OON 30 003 1000-1050 M W F KTCH 301 GW SLOAN 30 218 HIST 663 3 ROGS-U S SOC/THOUGHT 001 1400-1630 LIB~ 300D RE MANN 24 004 1100-1150 M W F KTCH 207 WO WE I R 30 005 1100-1150 M W F KTCH 301 SE LINVILLE 30 218 HIST 671 3 ROGS-CHINESE H!ST 001 1400-1630 TH LI~R 3001) W WEI 24 006 1100-llSO M W F KTCH 206 SE CARNAHAN 30 REC-INTilO HUMANITIES R010 1200-1250 M W F SPSY E050 MW WAIT 180 218 HIST 700 0-6 MASTER'S THESIS 900 ARR 10 VH MINOR .!:!Qlli. 900 SECHONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORMa INTRO TO HUMANITIES 801 0900-0950 M W ~UEN D439 C COMSTQCK 17 1200-1250 M W BPSY E050 218 HIST 722 3- SEM-MEDIEVAL HIST 001 1900-2130 SEE DEPT 10 226 HUr-1 306 4 HISTORY OF FILM 2 001 1500-1800 M W F A N141 JW PALMER 25 218 HlST 766 3 RDGS-U S HIST 1948-PR 001 1900-2130 TH HLMS 259 HL SCAMEHORN 24 SAME AS F S 306. _Jl!lll., 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM• 226 HU,._1 402 3 FILM THEORY 001 1500-1630 M W RAMY 1B23 8F .KAWIN 15 MUST HAVE TAKE!\! FILM HISTORY 1 OR 2.. PREFERENCE GIVEN 218 HIST 800 0-9 DOCTOR'S THESIS 900 ARR 40 TO JUNIORS ANO SENIORS· SAME AS F S 402 .. 218 HIST 810 10 DOCTOR•s THESIS 900 ARR 20 226 HUM 407 3 PASSION/PWR AND 18TH C 001 1400-1450 M H F KTCH 2:07 C COMSTOCK 35 218 H!ST 901 1-3 INO ST WESTERN ClY 900 ARR 15 226 HUM 409 3 -RTS OF INTE~P~ETATION 001 1100-1215 T TH KTCH 207 P GOR:IJ')N 35 218 HIST 902 1-3 lNO ST WESTERN CIY 900 15 ••• 226 HUH 411 3 JUNGIAN PSYCH IN FILM 001 1530-1830 T TH ~AMY 1B23 PI! KE~EVAN 20 JW PALMER 218 HIST 903 1-3 lND ST t:~STERN CIV 1 900 ARR 15 Jmlli. HUMANITIES MAJORS ONLY• STUDENTS MAY NOT RECEIVE CREDIT FOR ~OTH HU~ 411 ANO HON 423• 218 HIST 904 l-3 INO ST EASTERN CIV 2 900 ARR 15

226 HUM 482 3 LAW AND LITERATURE 001 1500-1~()0 TH KTCH 207 Ft.! OUI30FSKY 35 218 HIST 905 1-3 !NO ST HIS-ENGLAND 1 900 ••• 15 226 . HUH 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 218 HIST 906 1-3 IND ST HIS-ENGLAND 2 900 ARR 15 NK HILl 10 !iQll., 900 SECTIONS ~EQUI~E DEPARTMENTAL FORM. 218 HIST 910 1-3 IND ST US HIST TO 1865 900 ARR 20

218 HI ST 911 l-3 !NO ST US SINCE 1865 900 ARR 15 Japanese !!!li£: SEE DEPARTMENT OF ORIENTAL LANGUAGES 218 HIST 912 1-3 IND ST tAT AMER HIST 900 ARR 20 AND LITERATURES. 218 HIST 913 1-3 INO ST ANCIHED EUROP 900 ARR 15

218 MIST 914 1-3 IND ST EUROP 1350-1648 900 ARR 15 Kinesiology

218 H!ST !NO ST EUR SINCE 900 ARR 915 l-3 1648 15 1. KINESIOLOGY ACTIVITIES COU~SES IP E iB ... ZZ5f 218 HIST 916 1-3 IND ST RUSS/EAST EUR 900 ARR 15

218 HIST 917 l-3 !NO ST ASIAN HISTORY 900 ARR 20 STUDENTS REGISTERED IN ACTIVITY ClASSES MUST ATTEND CLASS OR NOTIFY TME INSTR OF THEI~ INTENT TO DO SO 8Y THE END 218 HIST 918 1-3 IND ST AFRICAN HISTORY 900 ARR 15 OF THE FIRST WEEK ~F CLASS IN ORDER TO ASSURE THEIR REG I STRATI ON, F AlLURE TO COMPLY IHTH THE ABOVE COULD ~ESULT 218 HIST 919 1-3 INO ST COHP HISTORY 900 ARR 15 IN EXCLUSION FROM THE ACTIVITY SECTION. CREDIT IS NOT GIVEN FO~ VARSITY SPORTS• 218 HIST 9'10 1-3 !NO ST-US HIST TO 1865 900 ARR 20 NOTE• INDIVIOUALS DESIRING TO REGISTE~ FOR P E 113-2 218 HIST 941 1-3 !NO ST-US SINCE 1865 900 ARR 20 ARE EXPECTED TO BE IN SATISFACTORY HEAlTH AND BE ABLE TO PARTICIPATE IN VIGOROUS ACTIVITY WITHOUT 218 HIST 942 1-3 !NO ST-LAT AMER HIST 900 ARR 20 RESTRICTION. IF THERE IS DOUBT OF ADEQUATE HEALTH STATUS, THE STUOENT SHOULD OBtAIN CLEARANCE 218 HIST 943 1-3 I NO ST-ANC/HEO EUROP 900 ARR 20 FROM A PHYSICIAN OF CHOICE, FROM WA~OENBERG HEALTH SERVICE OR FROM THE HUMAN PERFORMANCE lABO~ATORY 218 HIST 944 l-3 IN{) ST-EUROP 1350-1648 900 ARR 20 OF THE OEPARTMENT OF KINESIOLOGY~ FUP.THER INFORMA- TION OR CLARIFICH!ON MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE 23 DEPARTMENT OFFICE .. DEPT CRS DEPT CRS NO. DEPT NO. CR TITLE OF COURSE SEC TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR LIMIT NO. DEPT NO. CR TITLE OF COURSE SEC TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR LIMiT

269 P E 113 2 CONDITIONING 1!lli.. LEC AND REC MUST MATCH ON FIRST TWO NUM6F.RS. latin SEE DEPARTMENT OF CLASSICS· 010 0900-0950 RAMY C250 125 ll!l.I.O... REC-CONOITIONING ROll 0900-0950 M W CGYM E012 25 R012 0900-0'950 M W CGYM 206 25 ROB 0900-0950 M W FLDH 70 25 latin American Studies R014 0900-0950 M W FLDH 70 25 R015 0900-0950 M W CGYM 206 25 CONDITIONING 020 1000-1~50 F A N141 125 235 L AM 4qg 3 ROGS/LATIN AMER HIST 801 1100-1150 M W F HlMS 245 R..!i FERRY REC•COI'o!O IT tONING ROZl 1000-1050 M W CGYM E012 25 R022 1000-1050 M W CGYM 206 25 235 L AM 940 1-3 IN'JEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 R023 1000-1050 M W FLOH 70 25 PREREQ CONSENT OF L AM ADV'lSOR .. R024 1000-1050 M W Fl.:DH 70 25 NOTEe 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL F"ORMe R025 l000-1050· M W CGfM 206 25 CONDITIONING 030 1100-1150 GUGG 205 93 REC-CONOITIONING R031 1100-1150 M W CGY"'l E012 20 FOR COURSES OF FURTHER INTEREST, PLEASE SEE: R032 1100-·1150 M W CGYM 206 20 ECON 437 INTER ECON/POLICY 1400-1450 MWF R033 1100""1150 M W FLDH 70 20 HIST 182 LAT AM NATL EXP 12:30-1345 R034 1100-1150 M W FLOH 70 TTH 17 R ST 270 AMER INDIAN REL.IGIONS 0900-0950 MWF R035 1100-1150 M W CGY!'1 206 16 Si>AN 334 20TH C SPAN/AM LIT 1000-1050 MWF

I lo UNOERGRAOUAT~ KINESIOLOGY COU~SES !illlli STUDENTS INTEfiOING TO MAJOR IN KINESIOLOGY MUST SEE A linguistics FACULTY AOVISIJR AS SOON AS POSSIBLE• FOR DETAILS OF MAJOR l:l:EQUIREMENTS PLEASE SEE THE CURRENT UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO AT BOULDER CATALOG. COPIES OF MAJOR REQUIREMENTS AND DETAILS OF THE DIFFERENT DEGREE I~ liNGUISTICS PROGRAMS CAN BE OBTAINED FROM CLARE SMALL GTM, ROOM 114•

All CLASSES ARE FO~ BOTH MEN AND WOMEN. 243 LING 100 3 LANGUAGE 010 oqoo-o950 M w Hlf-tS 199 AR TAYlOR 97 ROll 1400-1450 TH BPS'f El26 36 A_ STUDENT MAY ELECT TO APPLY CREDIT HOURS IN KINESIOLOGY R012 0900-0950 F SCIJN 16 24 ACTIVITY COURSES TOWARD THE s .. A./S.F.A. DEGREES~ R013 0900-0950 F BPSY El30 36 STUDENTS IN ALL SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES OF THE UNIVERSITY MAY REGISTER NO CREDIT FOR ACTIVITY COURSES OF THHR CHOICE .. 243 LING 150 3 BASIC TRAO GRAMMAR 001 U00-1215 T TH WDB'f 106 JM GARCIA 41

2:69 P E 101 INT~O TO KINESIOLOGY 001 0930-1020 T TH CHEM 132 WA ~IJ!31CHAUX 120 243 LING 200 3 INTRO TO LINGUISTICS 010 1000-1050 HALE 103 L MENN 72 SA WALLACE ROll 1000-1050 M W MUEN 0346 35 R012 l000-1050 M W HLMS 341 35 269 P E 197 1 REC DANCE FORMS 001 1300-1350 TH CGYM E012 LS WILliAMS 15 R013 1000-1050 M W HUNT 208 35 002 1400-1450 TH CGYM E012 LS WILL lAMS 15 R014 1000-1050 M W GEOL 311 20 SAME AS ONCE 152 • 243 LING 350 3 LANG-PUBLIC INTEREST 001 1400-1450 M W F HLMS 263 Z FRAJZYNGIER 40 269 P E 225 2 AOVANCEO FIRST AID 001 1800-2000 M W SGYr-, 104 SCHNEID~R 25 002 1800-2000 T TH SGYM 104 SCHNEIDER 25 243 LING 422 3 PSYCHOLINGUISTICS 001 1200-1250 M W F 230 K CARPENTER 50 OPEN TO P E, KINESIOLOGY AND PRE-PHYSICAL THERAPY MAJORS coss ONLYg PREREQ LING 200 ANO PSY 100. SAME AS PSY 422. 243 LING 441 3 f>HONOLOGY 001 1200-1250 M W F HALE 302 l FRAJZYNGIER 20 269 P E 231 1 SEMiNAR IN TEACHING 001 1100-1150 SGYM 302 WA ROBICHAUX 30 PREREQ LING 200 AND 403 OR INSTR CONSENT. SAME AS LING 541. 269 P E 241 1 TENNIS 001 0800-0915 T TH CGYM E012 25 243 LING- 456 3 LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT 001 1300-1350 M w F coss ;no f~ENN 10 MAJORS ONLY· MEETS SECOND SEVEN WEEKS• FIRST CLASS CARf)EtHER IS MAR 9 .. PREREQ LING 200 AND PSY lOOa SAME AS COSS 456, PSY 456. 269 P E 260 1 ACT/LOW ORGANiZATION 001 0930-1045 TH SGYM 203 30 243 LING 461 3 ENGL-STRUCTURE TESOL 001 1100-1930 TH WDBY 106 AR TAYLOR 20 MAJORS ONLY• MeETS FIRST SEVEN HEEKS .. PRE~EQ LING 2:00 OR GRAD STANDING. SAME AS LING 561·

269 P E 266 1 ::iOCCER/SPEEOBALL 001 1100~1215 T TH CGYM E012 35 243 LING 499 3 HONORS THESIS 1 900 ARR 10 MAJORS ONLY .. MEETS SECOND SEVEN WEEKS OF SEMESTER .. FIRST CLASS IS ~ARCH 9i 1988. 243 LING 541 3 f>HONOLOGY 001 1200-1250 M W F HALE 302 FRAJZYI\SGIER 20

PREREQ LING 200 AN!l 403 OR INSTR CONSENT fi SAME AS LING 441~ 269 ? E 267 1 SOFTBAlL 001 0930-1045 T TH CGYM E012 30 MAJORS ONL'fo MEETS SECOND SEllEN WEEKS~ FIRST 243 LING 543 3 SEMANTICS/PRAGMATICS 001 1400-1450 H F EOUC- 138 G LEGENDRE 20 CLASS ON MARCH 9. PREREQ LING 542 OR I'NSTR CONSENT~ 269 P E 268 1 VOLLEYBALL 001 1100-1215 T TH CGYM 206 36 243 LING 561 3 ENGL STRUCTURE - TESOL 001 1700-1930 TH WDBY 106 AR TAVLUR 20 MAJORS ONLY .. MEETS FIRST SEVEN WEEKS .. PREREQ LING 200 OR GRAD STANOINGe SAME AS LING 46le 269 ? E 2:30 3 KINESIOLOGICAL PHYSIOL 001 0800-0915 T TH HALE 205 S MILNER BROWN 25 243 LING 600 3 METH OF TYPOl.OGIC RSCH 001 0930-1045 T TH BPSY SELL 20 PREREQ ONE YEAR COLLEGE CHEMISTRY AND ONE YEAR COLLEGE El14 FOX 8 IOLOGY ~ PREREQ liNG 541~ 542, 597, OR EQUIV~ 269 P E 293 3 SURVEY OF CONT HEALTH 001 1500-1550 M W F SGYM 104 FR MURPHY 25 243 LING 611 3 FIELD.METHOOS 2 001 1230•1345 T TH CHH'I 208 OS ROOD 20 PREREQ LING 610 .. 269 P E 2-98 1-3 PRACT IN KINESIOLOGY 900 ARR 20 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM~ lli!IL. 24.3 LING 697 3 AOV DIACHRONIC LING 001 1530-164-5 T TH HLMS 137 A B~ll 20 PREREQ LING 541, 542, 597 OR EQUIV. 269 P E 323 3 HLTI-f/PHYSIOL VALUE ;:;:x 001 0800-0915 T TH SGYM 104 W THORLANO 50

243 LING 700 1-6 MASTER 1 S THESIS 900 ARR 10 269 P E 342 3 NUTRITION AND HEALTH 001 1400-1515 TH HLMS Z5Z KONt SH I 100 NOTE. 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM~ 002 1530-1645 TH HLMS 252 KONISHI 100 STUDENTS MA'f NOT RECEIVE CREDiT FOR SOTH P E 342 AND 243 LING 742 3 S'=M-AOVANCED SYNTAX 0'01 1500-1&15 M W KTCH 35 B FOX 10 PSY 206 • !:!..Q.fu 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE OEPti.RTMENTAL FORM. 269 P E 350 3 HUM DEV AND MOVT BEHAV 001 1400-1450 M W F SGY"1 302 J STIEHL 40 PREREQ P E 27CJ ANO 280 OR EPOB 342 AND 343e 243 LING 800 0-9 DOCTOR'S THESIS 900 ARR 20 26<} P E 371 3 PSY/SOC ASPECTS SPORT 001 1100-1215 T TH SGYM 104 PO MC CUllAGH 50 243 LING 810 10 OOCTORus THESIS 900 ARR 15 PREREQ PSY 100 AN!l P E lOle 243 LING 920 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 269 P E 372 3 ~OTOR lEARN/PERFORM 001 1000-1050 M W F SGYM 104 SA \riALLACE 50 PREREQ PSY 100, P 279 OR EPOB 342, AND P E 101= E 243 LING 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 001 1400-1515 T TH SGYM 301 JS F0'4lER 26'9 P E 417 3 PE IN ELEM SCHOOL 40 243 LING 9ltl 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 PR-EREQ P E 260 AHO P E 350" 243 LING 950 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 20 269 P E 418 2 THRY ATI-flETlC COACHING OOJ, 1300-1350 M W SGVM 302 FR MURPHY 40 JUNIOR STANOii'IG REQUIREDG 243 LING 960 1-3 INOEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 001 ll00-1215 T TH SGYM 302 OP MOOD 40 269 P E 429 3 TESTS AND MEASUREMENTS 243 LING 999 3 MASTER'S DEGREE CANO 900 ARR 30 PREREQ P E 279 AND 280=

269 P E 437 1-6 INTERNSHIP qoo ARR 10 II· ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE ~ 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM.

269 P E 445 3 OISABiliTIES/MTR DEVEL 001 1300-1350 M W F SGYM 301 J STtEHL 40 PREREQ P E 279 OR EPOi3 342. 246 ESL 181 3 AOV SPOKEN ENGL - F S 001 1300-1350 M W OP G025 20 820 1300-1350 M W OP G027 20 269 P E 454 4 ANALYSIS OF HUMAN t.!OVT PREREQ ESL 180 OR INSTR CONSENT • PREREQ P E 279 OR EPOB 342. J:illi.E.!. SEC 820 IS A Sf>ECIAL SECTION• SECURE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM FROM UNIVERSITY LEARNING CENTER, 010 0800-0950 M HALE 205 Al DICKINSON 25 WLRD R~ 30q/311 .. 0800-0850 HALE 205 l!B-ANAL Y OF HUM MOVT LOll 0900-0950 HALE 205 Al DICKINSON 13 246 ESL 182 3 WRITTEN COMP - FRGN_ ST 001 1400-1515 T TH OP G G035 22 0800•0850 F HALE 205 002 1600-1115 MTWTHF HLMS 263 20 L012 0900-0950 W F HAll: 205 Al DICKINSON 12 246 ESL 183 3 AOV ~·WITTEN COMP - f= S 820 1400-1515 T TH OP G G116 10 26'9 P E 465 3 EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY 001 1530-16~5 T- TH SGYM 104 B BYRNES 50 PREREQ ESL 182 OR INSTR CONSENT., PREREQ P E 279 OR EPOB 342~ ~ SEC 820 IS A SPECIAl SECTION. SECURE CONTROLLED ENROLLMEI'lT FORM FROM UNIVERSITY LEARNI~G C~NTER, 269 P E 466 3 5El TPCS EXERCISE PHYS oat o8oo-o9l.s r TH BPSY EU3 R MAZZEO 71 WLRD f.l:M 309/311~ - PREREQ P E 465~ 246 ESL 185 3 ADV ENGLISH-FRG-N ST 001 1400-1515 T TH EOUC 153 20 269 P E 467 3 EXER: SCIENCE LAB TECH 001 1400-1630 w CGYM 202: EVERSON 20 002 1400-1630 TH CGYM 202: EVERSON 20 PREREQ OR COREQ P E 465 .. Mathematics 269 P E 468 3 EX:ER MANAGEMENT 001 1230-1345 T TH $GYM 301 W THORLANO 30 PREREQ P E 454 AND 465.. SAME AS P E 568~

269 P E 484 2 PE/HEALTH ELEM SCHOOl 001 1530-1620 T TH SGYM 301 0 SH_INKLE: 30 I • UNDERGRADUATE APPLIED MATHEMATICS JUNIOR STANDING REQUIRED~

FR MURPHY 10 269 P E 485 6 STUDENT TEACHING 801 ARR NOTE· A M 135, 136, 235 AND 236 IS A SEQUENCE ~ SECURE CONTROLLED ENROt,.LMENT FORM FROM DEPARTMENT~ -- DESIGNED FOR ENGINEERING STUDENTS. THIS COURSE IS PASS/FAIL 252 A M 135 4 CALCULUS FOR ENGRS 1 269 P E 490 3 I NTR-RSCH/K INES IOLOGY 001 1100-1150 M W F SGYM 104 L HOOPER 40 PREREQ SATISFACTORY PERFORMANCE ON THE MATH PLACEMENT PREREQ P E 101~ EXAMINATION OR A GRADE OF C OR BETTER IN MATH 110.. ONE HOUR CREDIT FOR A M 135 IF STUDENT HAS CREDIT IN MATH l08a STUDENT WILL BE ASSESSED FOR: ·FIJUR CREDIT H'JURS TUITION~ It h GRADUATE KINESIOLOGY COURSES STUDENTS lrliTH CREDIT IN A M 13'5 MAY NOT 'RECEIVE CREDIT IN A "1: 137, Mti.TH 108, OR 130. LEC AND REC Rr:QUIRED FOR SEC 010 ..

269 P E 501 3 SC!'I!-MDTOR lEARNING 001 1400-1630 TH SGYM 302 SHERWOOD 25 010 0800-0850 M W F ECCR 2-28 R8 KRIEGH 150 REC-CALC FOR ENGRS 1 ROll 0900-0950 T TH ECCR 0-09 25 HLMS 185 $ MILNER BROWN 269 P E 503 3 SEM-NEUROMUSC PHYSIOL 001 0930-1200 25 R012 1000-1050 T TH !:CCR 0-03 25 R013 1100-1150 T TH ECCR 0-03 25 25 269 P E 560 3 PHYSIOL BASIS/PHYS ACT 001 1530-1645 M W S:GYM 302 R MAZZEO R014 1200-1250 T TH ECCR 0-03 25 PREREQ EPOB 343 AND P E 465. R015 1300-1350 T TH ECCR 1-26 Z5 R016 1400-1450 T TH '=CCR 1-30 25 269 P E 564 2 ELEC PHYS/ELEC CARD 001 1800-2000 T SGYM 301 E TURVEY 25 PREREQ EPOB 343 ANO P E 465. 252 A M 136 4 CALCULUS FOR ENGRS 2 PREREQ CAlCULUS 1. STUDENTS WITH CREDIT IN A t"l 136 MAY NOT 269 P E 566 3 liPl TECHNIQUES 001 1800-?.030 TH CGYM 202 W BYRNES 25 RECEIVE CREDIT IN A M 138, !IIIATI-I 108, OR 230.. l-EC AND PREREQ OR COREQ P E 560· REC REQUIRED WITH SECS 010, 020 AND 030.. LEC !\NO REC MUST MATCH ON FIRST TWO NUMBERS· EXAMS FOR SECTIONS 001 1230-1345 T TH SGYM 301 W THORLANO 25 269 P E 568 3 EXER MANAGEMENT CHO, 020, 030 Wlll BE GIVEN FEB 10, MAR 16 1\~0 .APR. 20 PREREQ P E 454 AND 465,. SAME AS P E 468• AT 1930" OPEN LABS AVAILABLE FOR HELP AS NEEOE!J WILL BE HELD: 0800-0950 TH ECCR 1-01 269 P E 579 3 PSV BASIS OF HUM M\I'MT 001 1400-1630 T SGYM 302 PD MC CUlLAGH 25 1000-1050 TH ECCR 1-05 PREREQ P E 371 OR 372: .. 1100-1150 TH ECCR 0-36 1400-1550 TH ECCR 0-36 269 P E 592 3 APP STAT IN KINES 001 1400-1450 M W F SGYM 104 OP MOOD 25 PREREQ P E 42:9 OR 490. 010 0800-0850 f.! W F ECCR 0-30 AT LUND~Ll 150 REC-CALC FOR ENGRS 2 ROll 0800-0850 T ECCR 1-03 25 26-9 P E 690 3 ~ESEARCH METHODS 001 1730-1845 M W SGYM 302 l HOOPER 25 ~012 1100-1150 T ECCR 1-05 25 PREREQ P E 592. R013 1200..,.1250 T ECCQ. 1-05 25 R014 1300-1350 T ECCR 1-05 25 ~ 900 SECTIONS REOU IRE DEPARTMENTAL FO'RMe Rots 14o0-145o r ECCR 1-05 25 R016 1500-1550 T ECCR 1-05 30 269 ? E 699 1-3 RESEARCH PROJECT 900 ARR 30 CALCULUS FOR ENGRS 020 1100-1150 M W F ECCR o-30 RB KRIEGH 150 ~EC-CALC FOR ENGRS R021 0800-0850 T ECCR 1-01 25 269 P E 700 1-6 MASTER"'$ THESIS qo·o ARR 30 R022 oqoo-oqso T ECCR 1-01 25 R023 1000-1050 T ECCR 0-09 25 269 P E 920 1-3 ElECTIVE ACTIVITY 900 ARR 25 R0?:4 1300-1350 T ECCR 0-36 25 R02:5 1400-1450 T ECCR 1-01 25 269 P E 930 1-3 INO STO'f-PHYS THERAPY 900 ARR 20 R026 1500-1550 T ECCR 1-01 30 CALCULUS FOR ENGRS 030 1300-1350 M W F ECCR 0-30 RW EASTON 150 269 P E 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUOY-P E 900 ARR 20 REC-CALC FOR ENGRS R031 0800-0850 T ECCR 1-26 25 R032 100/J-1050 T ECCR O-OF5 25 269 P E 950 1-3 GRti.O INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 R033 1100-1150 T ECCR 1-07 25 R034 1300-1350 T ECCR 1-07 25 269 P E 999 3 MASTER•s DEGREE CAND 900 ARR 30 R035 1400-1450 T ECCR 1-07 25 R036 1500-1550 T ECCR 1-07 25

252 A M 235 4 CALCULUS FOR ENGRS 3 PREREQ CALC 2• LEC AND REC REQUIRED FOR SEC 010.. OPEN LABS AVAILABLE AS NEEDED FOR SEC 010 tHll 8E HELO! 0800-0950 TH ECCR 0-08 1200-1350 TH ECCR 0-36

010 1200-1250 M W F ECCR 2-28 ME VIAL TER 150 CALCULUS FOR ENGINEERS ROll 1200-1250 T ECCR l-26 25 R012 1200-1250 T ECCR o~o9 25 R013 1300-1350 T ECCR 0-03 25 R014 1500-1550 T ECCR 1-40 25 R015 1000-1050 T ECCR 1-30 25 R016 0900-0950 T ECCR 0-08 25 24 DEPT CRS ·DEPT CRS NO. OEPT NO. CR TITLE OF COURSE SEC TIME .DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR LIMIT NO. DEPT NO. CR TITLE OF COURSE SEC TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM JNSTRUCTOR LIMIT

252 A M 236 3 INTRO UN ALG, OlFF EQ 010 1200-1250 M HLMS 252 A BRESSAN 100 253 MATH 445 3 INTRO TO COMP VAR 1 010 1300-1350 M W F ECCR 1-46 SC MEYER 30 020 1400•1450 M E.CCR 2-28 JW ~E~ERNES 100 PREREQ CALC 3e PREREQ CALC 3~ EXAMS FOR SECTIONS 010 AND 020 WILL BE GIVEN FEB lOi! MAR 16t ANO APR 20 AT 1930 .. 253 MATH 447 3 INT~O TO P DE 1 010 1400-1450 M W F ECCQ: 1-26 D ll 30 OPEN LABS FOR A M 236 WILL BE HELD AS FOLLOWS: PREREQ C OR SETTER IIi A M 236 OR MATH 443~ FOR SECTION 010: 0800-1050 1 ECCR 1-20 1200-1350 TH ECCR 0-09 253 MATH 455 3 SET THEORY 010 1500-1550 M W F ~CCR 1-26 Jl MAUTZ 35 FOR SECTiON 020: 0900-1150 T ECCR 1-26 PREREQ MATH:, 272 OR CALC 3~ 1400-1550 TH ECCR 0-08 253 MATH 465 3 INTERMED NUMER ANAlY .1 010 1100-1150 M W F ECCR 0-03 RR STRUlK 31 PREREQ A 1'1 236 OR MATH 313 AND C S 120 OR I I. UNDERGRADUATE MATHEMATICS EQUIVe

253 MATH 466 3 INTERMEO NUMER ANALY 2 010 0900-0950 M W F ECCR 0.,..08 HB MAYNARD 35 PREREQ MATH 465. All PREREQ COURSES MUST BE COMPLETED WITH A GRAD'= OF C OR BETTER· 253 MATH 472 3 HISTORY OF MATH 010 0900-0950 M W F BUS 250 JH HO!JG'=S 31 ONL 'f 12: HOURS CREDIT IN MATH COURSES NUMBERED PREREQ C OR BETTER IN TWO UPPER-DIVISION COURSES BELOW 130 ALUJWEO TmiARO e .. a .. DEGREE. IN MATHEMATICS~ FOR GRll,O CREDIT SEE MATH 510·

253 MATH 101 3 COLLEGE ALGEBRA 253 MATH 481 INTRO TO PROB THEORY 010 1200-1250 M W ECCR 1-40 Jl MAL ITZ 30 PREREQ ONE YEAR HIGH SCHOOL ALGESRA~ NO CREDIT FOR 020 1100-1150 M W ECCR 1-42 JA tHLLIAMSON 30 STUDENTS WITH CREDIT IN MATH 110. MATH 101 AND 102 PREREQ CALC 3 .. ARE EQUIVALENT TO MATH 1105 OPEN LABS AVAILABlE FOR HELP AS NEEDED FOR. SEC 010 WILL 253 MATH 482 3 [NTRO TO MATH STAT 010 1500-1550 M W F BUS 207 JA WILLIAMSON 27 BE HELl): 0900-1150 T TH CRl-24 PREREQ C OR BETTER IN MATH 481e 1400-1550 T CR0-08

010 1500-1550 M W F ECCR 0-30 ~W Ell tNGWOOO 150 III .. GRAOUAT.E 'MATHEMATICS 820 0800-0950 M W F LIB!l: 1876 45 821 1000-1150 M W F LIBR 11H6 RW ELLI NGWOOO 45 822 1300-1450 M W F L I·RR 1B76 45 THE 500 LEVEL MATHEMATICS COURSES LlSTEO BELOW ARE FOR &2:3_ 1500-1650 M W F LIB~ 1876 45 ADVANCED UNOERGRAOUATE AND GRADUATE STUI'!ENTS. UNOER­ 824 0800-1045 T TH lIB~ 11376 56 GRADUAT~S MUST HAVE DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL TO. TAKE 500 SECTIONS 820-824 ARE SPECIAL S'=CTIONS5 SECURE LEVEL MATH COURSES• THE 600 LEVEL COURSES ARE FOR CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT CARDS FROM CUOP OFFICE~ GRAO STUDENTS ONLY$ LIBR ElB36~ 253 MATH 502 3 INTRO TO TOPOLOGY 2 010 1400-1450 M W F ECCR 1-03 RW EAST!JN 15 253 MATH 102 2 COLLEGE TRIGONOMETRY 010 0800-0850 T TH OP G G020 qw ELLINGWOOD 210 PREREQ MATH 501. PREREQ ONE AND A HALF YEARS HIGH SCHOOL ALGEBRA AND ONE YEAR HIGH SCHOOL GECIMETRY OR MATH 101o MAY BE TAKEN 253 MATH 505 3 TODICS-COMB A"4ALYSlS 010 1400-1450 M W F ECCR 1-05 GF CLEMENTS 35 CONCUR'(:ENTLY to/ITH ~1ATH 130.. NO CREDIT GIVEN TO STUDENTS WITH CREDIT 11\1 MAT;.t 110~ 253 MATH 510 3 HISTORY OF MATH 010 -0900-0950 M W F !3US 250 JH HOIJGES OPEN U\8S AVAILABLE FOR HELP AS NEEDED FOR SEC 010 WILL BE PREREQ TWO UPPER-DIVISION MATH COURSES· SAME AS MATH HELD: 1200-1350 t1 ECCR 0-01 472a GRAD STUDENTS ONLVa 1400-1550 T BUS 251 1500-165J W BUS 208 253 '-1ATH 512 3 THEORY OF NUMBERS 2 010 1100-1150 M W F ECCR 1-05 R TU'3!3S 35 1530-1650 TH BUS 207 253 MATH 514 3 i100ERN ALGEBRA 2 010 0900-0950 M W F ECCR 0-03 RL ROTH 15 253 f'1.a.TH 107 3 MATH FOR SOC SCI/BUS 010 0930-1045 TH DP G030 JH HOLKOW I SKY 300 PREREQ MATH 513. 020 1100-1215 TH OP G030 JH WOLKOWISKY 300 PREREQ ONE AND A HALF YEARS HIGH SCHO!JL ALGE13RA· 253 MATH 515 3 LII'IIEAR ALGEBRA 1 010 1500-15'50 M W F ECCR 1-01 GE BROHN 26 O~EN LABS AVAILABLE FOR HElP AS NEEDED FOR SEC 010 WILL PREREQ MATH 313• BE HELD: 0800-0850 \1 F CR0-01 1200-1250 M W F CR0-09 253 MATH 524 3 INTRO TO OIFF GEOM 2 010 1000-1050 M W F ECCR 0-08 HG ELL! S 30 1400-1450 T TH CR0-03 PREt.!:EQ MATH 523. OPEN LABS AIJAtLABLE FOR HELP AS NEEDED FOR SEC 020 WILL BE HELD~ 1400-1550 T TH CRi-28 253 MATH 532 3 INTRO TO REAL ANALY 2 010 1000-1050 M W F ~CCR 1-26 A 9RI:SSAN 25 1200-1350 M W CR1-28 PREREQ MATH 531· 1200-1250 F CR0-03 253 MATH 536 3 FUNCT COMPLEX. VAR 2 010 1300-1350 M W F ECCR 1-24 WO WICK 25 253 MATH 108 3 CALC FOR SOC SCI BUS OlD 0800-0915 TH DP G G030 OF ~EARICK 346 PREREQ MATH 535 .. 020 1100-1215 TH BPSY E050 OF REARICK 400 PREREQ TWO YEARS OF HIGH SCHOOL ALGEB~A AND A PASSING 253 MATH 55:J 3 lNTRO T'J POE 2 010 1400-1450 M W F ECCR 0-01 OP SHHER 30 GRAOE IN SUMMER ORIENTATION ALGEBRA PLACEMENT EUM7 OR PREREQ MATH 549~ C OR BETTER I!>f COLLEGE ALGEBRAe EXAMS FOR MATH 108 WILL BE GIVEN FEB 10, MAR 16 AND APR 20 FROM l730-19D-O· 253 1-IATH 554 3 lNTERMED MATH PHYS 2 010 1500-1550 M W F OP G Gl25 C iDO!NGS 10 OPEN LABS AVA1LABLE FOR HELP AS NEEDED FO~ SEC 010 WILL ~E PREREQ MATH 553. SAr-1E AS PHYSICS 504. HELD: 1130-1350 T TH ECCR 1-01 1400--1550 W F ECCR 0-03 253 MATH 561 3 NUMERICAL ANALYSIS 2 010 1200-1250 M W F ECCR 1-30 RA HDLLEY 20 OPEN LABS AVAILABLE FOR HELP AS NEEDED FOR SEC 020 WILL BE PREREQ MATH 560. HELD: 1300-1550 T BUS 207 1200 ... 1350 W F ECCR 0-01 253 MATH 572 3 MATH LOGIC 2 010 1500-1550 M W F ECCR 0-09 JO ~f)NK 35 1500-1550 TH ECCR 1-01 PREREQ MATH 571 OR INSTR CONSENT•

253 MATH 110 5 COLLEGE ALGEBRA/TRIG 253 MATH 581 3 '"1.ATH STATISTICS 010 1500-1550 M W F sus 207 Jll. \-IILl ill.MSON 10 PRER~Q ONE ANI) A HALF YEARS HIGH SCHOOL ALGEBRA AND ONE ' PREREQ MATI.f 481. YEAR HIGH SCHOOL GEOMETRY5 FOR PRECAlCUlUS STUDENTS.. TWO HOURS CREDIT FOR STUDENTS WITH CREDIT !N MATH 101· THREI: 253 MAlH 636 3 FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS 2 010 l000-105C M W F ECCR l-05 ~K GOODRICH 15 HOURS CREDIT I=OR STUDENTS W!TI-I CREDIT IN MATH 102. STUDENTS PREREQ MATH 635. WILL BE ASSESSED FOR FIVE CREDIT HOURS TUITIIJN& RECITATION REQUIRED~ 253 MATH 654 3 AI)V MATH PHYSICS 2 010 1500-1550 M W F OP G G027 JR TAYLOR 10 PREREQ MATH 653 OR PHYS 603. SAt1E AS PHYS 604e 010 1300-1350 M W F ECCR 2-28 RW Ell INGWOOO 177 REC-COLL ALG/TRG ROll 0800-0850 T TH ECCR 0-01 30 253 MATH 6q6 3 SEM[NAR - LOGIC 010 ARR J MYCI!::LSKI 15 R012 0900-0950 T TH ECCR 0-03 30 R013 1000-1050 T TH ECCR 1-01 30 253 MATH 699 3 SEMINAR 010 ARR E PRI:::f:)UTTI 15 R014 1200-1250 T TH ECCR 1-03 30 R015 1300-1350 T TH SCCR: 0-01 20 NOTE.. 900 SECTIONS REOU IRE DEPARTf1ENTAL FORM~ R016 1400-1450 T TH ECCR 0-38 27 253 MATH 700 1-6 '-1ASTER•S THESIS 900 ARR 20 253 MATH 112 3 SPIRIT/USES OF MATH 2 010 1400-1450 M H F ECC~ 0-38 JH HODGES 4R PREREQ ONE YEAR. OF HIGH SCHOOL ALGEBRA AND ONE YEAR IJF 253 MATH 800 0-9 DOCTOR'S THESIS 900 ARR 20 PLANE GEOMETRY~ FOR LIBERAL ARTS STUDENTS AND PROSPECTIVE ELEMENTARY TEACHERS. 253 MATH 810 10 DOCTOR•S THESIS 900 ARR 20

253 MATH 130 5 ANALYTIC GEOM/CALC 1 253 ~1ATH q10 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 PREREQ THR~E YEARS HfGH SCHOIJL MATH~ !NCLUOHIG TR£Gv OR GRADE OF C OR BETTER IN MATH 101-10?. OR 110· MAY Bl: TAKEIII 253 ('lATH 940 l-4 INDEPENDENT STUOV 900 At:!R 20 CONCURRENTLY WITH MATH 102. RECITAfiON REQUIRE!) FOR SECTION 010 ANI) 020. LEC AND REC MUST MATCH ON FI~ST TWO NUMBERS. 253 MATH 950 1-3 '{NIJEP!{NoENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 STUDENTS WITH CREDIT IN MATH 130 MAY NOT RECEIVE CREDIT IN A M 135~ OR A M 137~ TWO HOURS CREDIT FOR MATH 130 25 3 MATH 960 1-3 I NDEPEN!JENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 IF CREDIT IN MATH 1086 STUDENT WILL BE ASSESSED FOR FIVE CREDIT !-tOURS TUITION. STUDENTS WITHOUT PROPER f3ACKG~OU!\10 253 MATH 999 3 "'1ASTER~s DEGREE CANO 9CO ARR 30 SHOULD TAKE ~ATH 110 BEFORE MATH 130e Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology 010 0800-0850 M W F OP G G020 R TU98S 150 ~EC-ANALY GEO-CALC ROll 0900-0950 T TH ~CCR 0-01 25 NOTEe SEE COURSE LISTINGS AFTER BIOLOGY-DEPT ll7• R012 1000-1050 T TH ECCR 0-01 25 R013 1100-1150 T TH ECCR 0-01 25 R014 1300-1350 T TH BUS 2SO 25 R015 1400-1450 T TH ECCR 0-01 25 R016 OR00-0850 T TH ECCR 1-30 25 ANALYTIC GEOM/CALC 1 020 1000-1050 M W F ECCR 0-30 \olD WiCK 150 Museum REC-ANAL Y GEO-CALC RO~l 0800-0850 T TH ECCR 1-24 25 R022 1000-1050 T TH BUS 250 25 R023 1100-1150 T TH ECC~ 0-09 25 NOTE~ 900 SECTIONS ~t:QUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM. R024 1300-1350 T TH ECCR 0-08 25 R025 1200-1250 T TH ECCR 0-01 25 257 MUS11 402 2 SELECTED HUSEUM TOPICS 900 ARR RW ClJL TON 12 R026 1500-1550 T TH ECCq o~3a 25 SAME AS MUSM 502G ANALYTIC GEOM/CALC 1 030 1300-1350 MTWTHF ECCR 1-03 35 257 MUSM 421 3 MUSEUM INTERN-ANTHRO 900 ARR OC LEONARD 20 253 MATH 230 5 ANALYTIC GEOM/CALC 2 ~ LECTUR~ TO BE ARR PREREQ CALC 1• REC REQu-IRED FOR SECS 010 AII.IO 020e LEC ANO REC MUST !o.lATCH ON F f RST TWJ NUMBERS~ 257 M!JSM 426 3 MUSEUM INTERN - Ef...IPJMO 900 ARR UN LANHAM

010 0'900-0'950 M W F ECCR 2-28 RK GOODRICH 150 257 MUSI-l 502 2 SELECTED MUSEUM TOPICS 900 ARR WW HAY 12 REC-tiNALY GEO-CALC ROll 0900•0950 T TH BUS 251 2'5 SAME AS MUSH 402 ~ R012 1000-1050 T TH •us 251 25 ROl3 llfJ0-1150 T TH BUS 251 25 257 MUSM 521 3 MUSEUM INTERN-ANTHRO 900 ARR FW l~I\IGE 20 R014 1300-1350 T TH BUS 251 25 .t:!Q1.S.:. LECTURE TO 9E HELD 1500-1650 t AND LAB TQ BE HI::LD R015 1400-1450 T TH BUS 250 25 1500-1650 TI-l~ R016 1500-1550 T TH BUS 250 25 A"'AL VT IC GEOtVCALC 2 020 1400-1450 M W F CHEM 132 WE '3RIGGS i50 257 MUSM 526 3 "'USEUM INTERN - ENTOMO 900 ARR UN LANHAM REC-tiNAL Y GEO-CALC R021 0900-0950 T TH ECCR 1-30 25 R022 1100-1150 T TH ECCR 1-03 25 257 MUSM 941 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR SK WU 10 R023 1200-1250 T TH ECCR 1-'H 25 R024 1300-1350 T TH ECCR 1-28 25 257 MUSM 950 1-3 INIJEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR F LAri.IGE R025 1400-1450 T TH ECCR 1-40 25 R026 1500-1550 T TH ECC!=! 1-30 Music 253 MATH 240 4 ANALYTIC GE0"1/CALC 3 " PRER~Q CALCULUS 2·

010 1200-1250 MTW F ECCR 0-36 30 020 1400-1450 MTW ECCR 0-36 30 700 MUS 108-3 BASIC MUS THRY 001 1200-1250 MWF MUS NB59 030 1300-1350 MTW BUS 208 30 700 MUS 183-3 A!>PREC OF MUSIC 001 0800-0915 TTH MUS Nl359 253 MATH 272 3 !NTRO TO ABSTRACT MAT!-! 010 0900-0950 M W F BUS 251 Rf\ KRIEGH 33 002 1400-1450 1-'IWF MUS Cl99 PREREQ CALCULUS 2 OR INSTR CONSENT~ CAUTION: BUY TEXT 003 1000-1050 MWF MUS C199 AFTER FP~ST CLASS.. 004 0900-0950 MWF MUS Cl74 253 MATH 281 3 INTRO TO STATISTICS 010 1200-1250 M W F BUS 250 5R 005 0930-1045 TTH MUS N359 PREREQ TWO YEARS HIGH SCHOOL ALGFBRA OR MATH 101 .. 006 ll00-1150 MWF MUS C174 ~ STUDENT MAY "lOT RECEIVE CREDIT FOR BOTH MATH 007 1100-1215 TTH MUS C199 281 ANI) 487/587 .. 700 MUS 275-3 INTRO AMER MUS 001 1200-1250 MWF f1US C199 253 MATH 311 3 INTRO THEORY OF NMBRS 010 1500-1550 M \-! F ECCR 1-40 W": BRIGGS 34 PREREQ CALCULUS 3 OR INSTR CONSENT .. 700 f-lUS 276-3 MUSIC AND DRAMA 001 1100-1150 MWF MUS N859

253 MATH 313 3 [NTRO TO LINEAR ALG 700 MUS 277-3 WORLD MUSICS 001 1000-1050 "11-lF MUS C199 PREREQ CALCULUS 3 OR INSTR CONSENT~ 700 MUS 308-3 AMER POP MUSIC 001 0930-1045 TTH MUS C199 010 0900-0950 M W BUS 207 RR STRUIK 30 020 B00-1350 M W sus 207 GF CLEMENTS 30 700 MUS 364,:-3 HISTORY 'JF JAZZ 001 1230-1345 TTH MUS Cll2 030 1400-1450 M W ECCR 1-07 GE BRONN 30 700 MUS 475-3 t.fO"''EN COMPOSERS 001 1400-1450 "'JW= MUS N180 253 f1ATH 314 3 INTRO tO MODERN ALG 010 1100-1150 M W ECCR 1-40 WM SCHMIDT 30 0?:0 1000-1050 M W ECCR 1-46 RE MACRAE 30 700 MUS 489-3-4 LAT AM MUSIC 001 1400-1515 TTH MUS Nl80 PREREQ C OR BETTER IN MATH 272, 311, 313, OR 315. 710 PMUS 111-2 PlANO CLASS 801 1100-1150 MHF MUS Nl80 802 1400-1450 MWF MUS N180 253 MATH 315 4 HNRS:LIN ALG/MATR THRY 810 0800-0850 MTW F ECC ~ 0-09 ME HALTER 30 803 1200-1250 MWF MUS N180 PREREQ CALC 3 A!iO INSTR CONSE=NT • SECURE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM FRfJM INSTRUCTOR~ 710 PMUS 118-1 VOICE CLASS 001 1500-1550 MH MUS Cl25 002 1000-1050 TTH MUS C125 253 MATH 317 3 AIJV FINITE MATH 1 010 1100•1150 M W F ECCR 0-38 J MYCIELSKI 40 004 1300-1350 TTH MUS Cl25 PREREQ C OR BETTE't IN CALC 2• 005 1200-1250 TTH MUS NB46

tm.fu THESE COURSES ARE AVAILABLE F3R NONMAJOQS AND MAY 253 MATH 321 3 EUCUDEAN/NONEUC GEOM 010 1400-1450 M W F ECCR 1-46 30 BE REGISTERED FOR WITHOUT PERMISSION OF THE COLLEGE PREREQ CALC 2" OF MUS[C4 CHECK LISTINGS UNDER COLLEGE OF MUSIC FOR PREREQUISITES~ 253 MATH 352 3 COMPUTABLE FUNCTIONS 010 1300-1350 M W F ECCR 1-05 WF TAYLOR 35 PREREQ CALC 2 OR INSTR CONSENT ..

253 MATH 414 3 ADV FINITE MATH 2 010 1100-1150 M W F BUS 250 RE MACRAE 36 PREREQ MATH 317 OR iti!STR CONSENT ..

253 MATH 422 3 PRQJ GEOMETRY 010 1400-1450 M W F ECCR 1-01 BC MEYER 35

253 MATH 431 3 ADVANCED CALCULUS 1 010 1100-1150 M W F ECCR 1-26 HG ELLiS 30 PREREQ CALC 3~ MATH 272 OR 313 STRONGLY RECpMMENOED.

253 MATH 432: 3 AOYANCED CALCULUS 2 010 1300-1350 M W F ECCR 1-01 H8 MAYNARD 25 PREREQ C OR BETTER IN MATH 431 AND IN EITHER A M 236 OR MATH 313, OR MATH 315"

253 MATH 443 • 3 ORO OIFF EQUATIONS 010 l000-1050 SUS 251 OP SATHER 35 020 1300-135(1 ECCR 0-36 0 L I 35 PREREQ CALC 3 ANO MATH 313, 315 OR A M 23lh 25 DEPT CRS DEPT CRS NO. DiEPT NO. CR TITLE OF COURSE SEC TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR LIMIT NO. DEPT NO. CR TITLE OF COURSE SEC TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR UMIT

Natural Science 268 PHIL 203 3 THE NATURE 01= LAW 2 001 0900-0950 M W F HLMS 263 LG BOONIN 45 268 PHIL 209 3 PHIL/PSYCHOLOGY, 001 1100-1150 M W F HLMS 255 PB KENEVAN 45 ..t!.Q.lli STUDENTS MAY TAKE 60TH NASC 123-124, BIOLOGY - A HUMAN APPROACH, ANO NASC 12_5, NATURE/SOCIETY - ENERGY 268 PHIL 244 3 SYMBOLIC LOGIC 001 1000-1050 M W F HLMS 255 SJ LEEDS 45 TO SATISFY THE THO-YEAR ARTS AND SCIENCES NATURAL SOPHOMORE STANDING REQUI REO· SCIENCE ~EQU.I REMENT • 268 PHIL 294 3 PHILOSOPHY AND HOMEN 001 1100-1215 T TH !-iLMS 263 OR MAYER 45 228 NASC 124 4 BIOLOGY-A HUMAII! APPRCH SAME AS WMST 294 .. STUDENTS MUST REGISTER FOR A LEC ANO REC AND WILl ATTEND OPEN LABS AT THEIR CONVENIENCE· NOPtf-SCIENCE MAJORS ONLY· PREREQ FIJ~ 300 LEVEL COURSES IS SiX HOURS OF PHILOSOPHY OR INS:TR CONSENT, UNLESS 001 0800-0915 KTCI-f 206 MF CUNDIFF 28 IJTHERW I SE SPEC IF I 1::0 • 002 0930-1045 KTCH 301 MA SNYDER 28 003 0930-1045 KTCH 207 JO ACHEY 28 268 PHIL 300 3 HIST OF PHit: ANCIENT 001 1400-1515 T TH HLMS 247 CL CRO!iE 45 004 1100-1215 KTCH 301 JO ACHEY 28 005 1230-1345 KTCH 301 RJ DODO 28 268 PHIL 301 3 HISTORY OF MODERN PHIL 001 1400-1'515 M W HLrv'IS 255 J CARNI::S 45 006 1400-1515 KTCfi 207 MA SNYDER 28 007 0930-1045 TH KTCH 301 SA HABECK 28 268 PHIL 302 3 ETHICI\L THEORY 001 0930-1045 T TH HLMS 255 C RA::JfORO 45 008 1100-1215 TH KTCH 301 SA HA8ECK 28 oo• 1230-1345 TH KTCH 301 RJ 0000 28 268 PHIL 320 3 SOC AND POLITICAL PHIL 001 1100-1150 M W F HLM'i 263 J NICKEL 45 REC-BIOL-A HUMAN APPR ROlO 1300-1350 M W F BPSY E0 50 OM ARMSTRONG 408 Mf CUNDIFF 268 PHIL 330 3 PHil OF MIND 001 1230-1345 T TH EOlJC 143 R CUMMINS 45

228 NASC 125 6 t-.IATURE/SOCIETY-ENERG'f 268 PHIL 335 3 METAPHY/EPISTEMOLDGY 001 1000-1050 M W F HlMS 247 H SMOKLER 45 STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR A LEC AND REC. 268 PHIL 343 3 HlST OF SCI NEWT-EINST 001 0930-1045 T TH GE!1L 311 SH FULLER 40 002 1100-1215 T TH KTCH 307 WR OEMALLIE 28 SAME AS NASC 343. P~EREQ ONE YEAR COLLEGE SCIEI'fCJ: 8 BRODEUR AND UPPER DIVISION STANDING-• 003 1230-1345 T TH KTCH 307 BA SYERS 28 B BRODEUR 268 PHIL 361 3 flAGANISM/CHRISTIANITY 001 1100-1215 T TH EOUC 143 WM CALDER 45

004 1400-1515 T TH KTCH 307 BA BYERS 28 SAME AS CLAS 361 Q B BRODEUR REC-NAT /SOC lETY-ENERGY R010 0900-0950 M W F KTCH 307 OM AR~,STROI'IlG 35 268 PHIL 370 3 AESTHETIC THEORY 001 1400-1450 M W F l-ll'-15 247 JA Fl SHER 45

NOTE.. 900 SECTIOI\fS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORt-~~ 268 PHIL 391 3 TPCS-ALCOHOL/HUM VALUE 001 0930-1045 T TH HLMS 263 CL CROWE 45

228 NASC 910 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY qoo ARR 20 NOTE. NINE HOURS PHILOSOPHY OR INSTR CONSENT REQUIRED FOR MOST 400 LEVEL COURSES e 228 NASC 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR OM ARMSTRONG 20 268 PHIL 404 3 20TH C PHILOSOPHY 001 1000-1050 M W F HU'lS 255 R ROGERS 45

Norwegian 268 PHIL 409 3 PHIL AND PSYCH THEORY 01)1 1100-1215 T TH HLMS 255 FW WILLIAMS 45 SAME AS PHIL 509 .. NOTE. SEE OEPA!;lTfiiENT OF GERMANIC LANGUAGES -- AND LITERATURESe 268 PHIL 426 3 PHILOSOPHY OF LAW 001 1230-1345 T TH HL"''S 263 SW FULLER 25 SAME AS PHIL 526 ~

268 PHIL 460 1 THEOLOGY FORUM 001 1500-1550 HLMS 137 MILLER 35 Oriental Languages and literature 268 PHIL 491 H06SES 001 0930-1045 T TH HLMS 177 W SACKSTEDER 25 268 PHIL 495 3 HONORS THESIS- 900 ARR I~ CHINESE !iQlli 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE OEPA~TMENTAL FOR~ ..· 268 PHIL 509 3 PHIL· AND PSY THEORY 001 ll00-1215 T TH HLMS 255 FW WILL YAMS 25 SAME AS PHIL 409 .. 262 CHIN 102 BEGINNING CHINESE 2 001 1000-1050 MTWTHF BPSY E118 JW KROLL 30 002 1100-1150 MTWTHF BPSY EllS JW KROLL 30 268 PHIL 510 3 ENLIGHTENMENT 001 1530-1645 T TH HLMS 177 F S'=ISER 25 PREREQ CHIN 101 JR EQUIV~ STUDENTS WHO EARNED A GRADE OF D OR F IN CHIN 101 WILL BE ADMINISTRATIVELY DROPPED FROM CHIN 268 PHIL 526 3 PHILOSOPHY OF LA\.J 001 1230-1345 T TH HU1S 263 SW FULL~R 25 SAME AS PHIL 426 .. 102 DURING THE FIRST WEEK OF CLASSES~

262 CHIN 212 5 INTERMED CHINESE 2 001 1400-1450 MTWTHF EKLC M203 JM HARGETT 30 268 PHIL 530 3 PHILOSOPHY OF MIND 001 1900-2130 HLMS 177 R CUMMINS 25 PREREQ CHIN 211 OR EQUIV. STUDENTS WHO EARNED A GRADE OF 0 OR F IN CHIN 211 WILL BE ADMINISTRATIVELY DROPPED 268 PHIL 538 ~'lETA PHYSICS OOi 1400-1515 M W '"ILMS 177 C CLELAND 25 FROM CHIN 212 DURING THE FIRST WEEK OF CLASSES· 268 PHIL 542 3 Pl-iiLOSOPHY AND SCIE~CE 001 1100-1330 M W HLMS 177 J S111EED 25 262 CHIN 312 3 ADVANCED CHINESE 2 001 0900-0950 M W F MKNA 204 JM HA~GETT 25 THE STRUCTURE OF SC!':NTIFIC KNOWLEDGE· PREREQ CHIN 311 OR EQUIV. 268 PHIL 530 3 PLATO 001 1400-1515 T TH HLMS 177 l_, SACKSTEDER 20 262 CHIN 322 3 ROGS-CLASSICAL CHINESE 001 1500-1550 M W F MKNA 204 MK SPRING 20 SAME AS CLAS 5'30· PREREQ CHIN 321 OR INSTR CONSENT. ~ 900 SECTION$ REQUIRE DEPARTrlENTAL FORM· 262 CHIN 412 3 ROGS MOD CHINESE LIT 001 1100-1150 M \ol F MKNA 204 15 268 PHIL 598 3 SPECIAL TOPICS 900 ARR 25 NOTE· 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE OEPARTMt::NTAL FORM· 268 PHIL 599 3 SPECIAL TOPICS 900 ARR 15 262 CHIN 930 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 30 268 PHIL 690 1-3 MASTER•s RESEARCH 9CO ARR

II. CHINESE COURSES IN ENGLISH 268 PHIL 700 0-6 '""IASTER~s THESIS 900 ARR 30 268 PHIL 800 0-9 DOCTOR•S THESIS 900 ARR 20

262 CHIN 482 3 CHINESE FICTION 001 1300-1350 M W F EKLC M203 MK SPRING 30 268 PHIL 810 10 IJOCTOR'S THESIS 900 ARR 15 268 PHIL 920 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 II t.. JAPANESE 268 PHIL 940 1-3 INDEPENDE"'T STUDY 900 ARR 20

268 PHIL 941 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY ARR 15 264 JPN 102 5 13EG1NNING JAPANESE 2 PREREQ JPN 101 OR EQUIV· STUDENTS WHO EARNED A GRADE 268 PHIL 950 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 OF D OR F IN JPN 101 WILL BE AOMINISTRATIVEL Y ORI)PPEO FROM JPN 102 DURING THE FIRST WEEK OF CLASSES· 268 PHIL 951 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 10

001 1000-1050 MTWTHF KTCH 118 H NISHIO 30 268 PHIL 999 3 MASTER~S DEGREE CAND 900 ARR 30 002 1100-1150 MTWTHF EKLC M203 K TAKAHARA 30 WT NAGAI 30 003 1200-1250 MTWTHF BPSY E118 Physics 264 JPN 212 5 lNTERMED JAPANESE 2 001 1200-1250 MTWTHF EKLC M203 H NISHIO 30 PREREQ JPN 211 OR EQUIV.. STUDENTS WHO EARNED A GRADE OF D OR F IN JPN 211 WILL BE ADMINlSTRATIVELY DROPPED 278 PHYS 102 3 PHYS SCI NON-SCIENTIST 001 1100-1215 T TH f)P G G020 AD FRANKLIN 222 FROM JPN 212 I)URING THE FIRST WEEK OF CLASSES· EXAM WILL BE ON TUES, FEB 16, MAR 15, A!iD APR 26 AT 1930-2100 IN RAMY C250 264 JPN 312 3 ADVANCED JAPANESE 2 001 1300-1350 M W F SPSY 1:130 K TAKAHARA 25 PREREQ JPN 311 OR EQUIVe 278 PHYS 111 4 GENERAL PHYSICS STUO~NTS MUST REQUEST A LECTURE 001 OR 002, AN!J A REC 003 264 JPN 412 3 READ-CLAS/MOD JPN 2 001 1300-1350 M W F BPSY F.llB WT NAGAI 20 THROUGH 024~ COREQ A M 135 OR MAT!-! 130~ EXAMS FOR LEC PREREQ JPN 411 OR EQUIVe FOR MAJORS ONL 'f" SECTIONS 001 ANO 002 WILL BE 1930 TUES 11\1 OP G G020, CHEM 140 AND CHEr~ 132 ON FE13 9, MAR 8 AND APR 19• SEE llilfu 900 S'=CTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM· SPECIAL NOTE IN FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE. 264 JPN 930 1-3 I NOEPENOENT STUDY 900 ARR WT i'I.AGA t 10 001 0900-0950 M W F OP G G030 RJ PETERSON 330 002 1100-1150 M W F OP G G030 RJ PETERSON 330 264 940 1-3 NOEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR WT NAGAI 25 JPN I REC-GENERAL PHYSICS R003 0800-0850 TH DP G 0021 30 R004 0800-085~ TH OP G 0041 30 CW05 0900-0950 TH OP G 0021 30 IV• JAPANESE COURSES IN ENGLISH R006 0900-0950 TH OP G 0041 30 R007 0900-0950 TH DP G G116 30 R008 1000-1050 TH OP G 0041 30 R009 1000-1050 TH OP G 30 001 1400-'1.515 T TH BPSY El18 \-H NAGAI 35 0021 264 JPN 483 3 CLASSICAL JPN LIT ROlO 1000-1050 TH OP G G116 30 ROll 1100~1150 TH OP G 0021 30 R012 1100-ll50 TH OP G 0041 30 Philosophy R013 1100-1150 TH OP G GOZ7 25 R014 1200-1250 TH 0:) 0021 30 R015 1200-1250 TH l)P 0041 30 NOTE.~ PHIL 100-llO ARE NOW A PAIR ON THE COLLEGE LIST. R016 1200-1250 TH OP G027 25 R017 1300-1350 TH OP 0041 30 tilll..E.s.. FULL DESCRIPTIONS OF ALL COURSES AVAilABLE IN R018 1300-1350 TH DP 0021 30 HELLEMS 169. R019 1300-1350 TH DP G027 25 qo2o 1400-1450 TH OP 0041 30 l68 PHIL 100 3 INTRO TO PHILOSOPHY RC21 1400-1450 TH DP O!J21 30 STUDENTS REGISTERING FOR SEC 010 AND 020 MUST ALSO REGISTER R022 1400-1450 TH DP G025 25 FOR A CORRESPONDING RECITATION• STUDENTS REGISTERING 1:!023 1500-1550 TH DP 0041 30 FOR SECTIONS 030, 040, 050, 060, 070, 080, ANI) 090 00 R024 1500-1550 TH OP Ofl21 30 NOT ENROLL IN RECITATIONS• 278 PHYS 112 4 GEN!::RAL PHYSICS 010 0900-0950 W F GEOL 121 E MILLER 167 STUDENTS ~UST REQUEST A LECTURE 001 OR 002 ANO A REC-INTRO TO PHIL ROll 0900-0950 M SGYM 104 22 ~EC 003-020· PREREQ PHYS l_i1, CDREQ PHYS 114 A'iO R012 1300-1350 T DP G 0021 22 MATH 230 0~ A 'M 136.. EXAMS FOR SEC 001 AND 002 AT ROB 1100-1150 T HLMS 177 22 1930 ON TU'=S IN ON FEB 16, MA~ 15, AND APR 26 IN R014 0900-0950 M HDBY 106 22 OP G G020, CHEM 140, AND CHEM 132.. SEE SPECIAL NOTE R015 OB00-0850 M Hl._,S 177 22 IN FINAL EXAM SCHEDUlE· R016 1000-1050 T GUGG 3 22 020 1000-1050 M W HALE 103 J CARNES 175 INTRO TO PHILOSOPHY 001 1000-1050 M W OP G GrJ30 ROST 320 R021 0930-1020 TH GE'JL 114 22 REC-INTRO- TO PHIL 002 1200-1250 M W. DP G G030 ROST 320 R022 1100-1150 TH HLMS 177 22 ~EC-GENERAL PHYSICS R003 0800-0850 T IJP G Gll6 30 R023 1230-1320 TH HLMS 177 22 R004 0900-0950 T DP G G116 30 R024 0800-0850 F HLMS 177 22 R005 0900-0950 T OP G 0041 30 R025 0900-0950 F HLMS 177 22 R006 1000 ... 1050 T DP G 0021 25 R026 1000-1050 F HLMS 177 22~ RC07 1000-1050 T DP G On41 30 MUEN 0144 22 R027 l000-1050 f R008 1100-1150 T OP G Gll6 30 R028 1000-1050 F MUEN 0346 22 R009 1100-1150 T OP G 0021 25 R029 ll00-1150 F HLMS 177 22 R010 lZ00-1250 T OP G Gl16 30 030 1100-1150 W HtMS 229 45 INTRO TO PHILOSOPHY M F ROll 1200-1250 T OP G 0041 30 040 1200•1250 M H F HtMS 229 45 R012 1300-1350 T I)P G Gl16 30 050 1300-1350 M W F HLMS 229 45 qo13 1300-1350 T !)P G 0041 30 060 0930-1045 T TH HLMS 229 45 R014 1400-1.450 T l)P G 0021 30 070 1100•1215 T TH HLMS 229 45 R015 1400•1450 T OP G 0041 30 oao 1230-1345 T TH HLHS 229 45 HLHS 229 C I{AOFORO 45 R016 1500-1550 T OP G 0'121 30 090 1400•1515 T TH R017 1000-1050 T OP G GU6 30 R018 1100-1150 T OP G 0041 30 010 lOG0-1050 M W F Ht~S 229 45 268 PHIL 102 3 ETHICS R019 1100-1150 T OP G G027 25 020 oq30-1020 T TH HLMS 247 45 R020 1500 ... 1550 T OP G 0041 30

268 PHIL 103 3 WAYS OF ·KNOWING 278 PHYS 114 1 EXPERIMENTAL PHYSICS SWOENTS REGISTERING FOR SEC 020 MUST REGISTER FOR PREREQ PHYS 111, COREQ PHYS 112• STUOEhTS llli All LAS A CCRRESPONOING RECITATION .. SECTIONS MUST ATTEND WS:EKLY L~CTURE ON flONOAY 0~ TUESDAY .. H F HLHS 247 45 oto oqoo-oqso w 001 1600-1650 M OP G G030 U NAUENSER:G 320 020 0930•1020 T TH EOUC 220 R ROGERS 100 1600-1650 DP G G030 U NAU'=Ii8ERG 320 HLMS 177 25 002 T RF.C-WAYS OF KNOWING R021 O

001 1300-1350 M W F OP G G020 BW DOWNS 222 280 p sc 484 3 SPACE POLICY 001 1600-1715 M W KTCH 234 RO SRUNNJ:R 20 LAB-GENERAL PHYSICS L002 0800-0950 M !JP G 0090 30 l003 1000-1150 T OP G 0090 30 280 p sc 498 3 SEX: Dl SC-FED/STATE lAl·l 001 1100-1215 T TH 0? G Gl31 AN COSTAII\I 35 l004 1400-1550 w OP G 0090 30 SAMC: AS WMST 49.3. L005 - ogoo-o950 TH f)P G 0090 30 L006 1200-1350 TH DP G 0090 30 I I • INTER"JATIONAL/COMPARATI V': L007 1400-1550 TH OP G 0090 30 L008 1600-1750 TH I)P G 0090 30 L009 0-900-0950 F DP G O'J90 30 280 p sc 201 COMPARATIVE POLITICS 1 L010 1400-1550 F OP G 00<:10 30 NO CREDIT FOR P SC 201 IF STUDENT HAS CREDIT IN P SC 211 AND/OR 212 .. 278 PHYS 318 2 JUNIOR LABORATORY ..PREREQ PHYS 317• STUDENT MUST !:!:EQUEST THE L":C 001 0800-0915 T TH l-flfi1S 252 120 AND A LAB• 280 P SC 202 3 COMPARATIVE POLITICS 2 001 1100-1215 TH HALC: 103 JR SCARRITT 120 001 0800-0850 T TH OP G G12? BW RIDLEY 50 002 1400-1515 TH EDUC 220 JR SCARRITT 100 LAB~JUNIOR L~!30RATORY L002 0900-1150 T OP G G235 14 L003 0900-1150 TI-l DP G G235 14 280 P SC 212 3 GOVT_S GERMANY/RUSSIA 001 0930-1045 T TH HALE 103 EJ ROZEK 175 L004 1400-1650 T IJP G G235 14 NO CREDIT GIV'=.!i FOR P SC 212 IF STUOE"'T HAS C~EDIT L005 1400-1650 TH OP G G235 14 IN P sc 201·

278 PHYS 321 3 ANALYTICAL MECHANICS 001 1400-1450 M W F OP G 0041 CE lHH'lAJ\1 40 280 p sc 222 3 INTRO-INTL RELATIONS PRE'~EQ GENERAL PHYSICS AND CALCULUS .. STUIJENTS REGISTERING Fn~ SEC 100 MUST AlSO REGISTC:Q: FOR A CORRESPONDING RECITATION~ 278 PHYS 322 3 QUANTUM MECHANICS 001 0900-0950 M W F OP G 0047 I:N! 140 F BEER 450 REC-INTRO INTL R\:L P101 0900-0950 w G'=.OL 127 35 278 PHYS 331 3 PRIN ELEC-MAGNETISM 1 001 1300-1350 M H F OP G 0047 NA CLARK 40 R102 0900-0950 TH CHEM 207 35 PREREQ GENERAL PHYSICS AND CALCULUS .. Rl06 0801)-0850 w GUGG 3 35 R107 0800-0850 TH HLMS 191 35 278 PHYS 332 3 PRIN ELC:C-MAGNETISM 2 001 1100-1150 M W F QD G 0041 PO KUMZ 40 R108 1200-1250 M GUGG 2 35 PRER.EQ PHYS 33lc R109 1200-1250 T OP G 0021 35 NOTE~ EXAMS WILL BE 1900-2100 ON FEB 17, MAR 23, RllO 1200-1250 w KTCH 303 35 AND APR 20 IN OP G G0047• Rll1 121)0-1250 w KTCH 120 35 R112 1200-1250 TH OP G G116 35 278 PHYS 341 3 THER:MDDYNAM STAT MEC!-1 001 1200-1250 1'1 W F OP G Gl31 J- COIJPF.:R R113 0900-0-950 M MUEN 0144 35 PREREQ PHYS 32le R114 0900-0950 T KTCH 119 35 INTRO- IIIITL RELATIONS 200 1300-1350 M W F HL "''S 201 SS CHA.N' 97 278 PHYS 446 3 INTQ:O TO SOLID STATE 001 1000-1050 M W F OP G Gll6 WF LOVE 40 300 1230-1345 T TH GUGG 205 Ill INAYATULL~H 93 SAME AS ECE 434~ 280 p sc 421 INTERNAPL RELATIONS 001 1530-1645 T TH KTCH 301 N INAYATULLAH 50 PHYS 452 2 SP TPCS-PHYS METH BIO 001 1300-1350 M W OP G Gl25 M FOTI!\10 15 AS PHYS 552 AND MCOB 497~ 280 P SC 422 3 SEM-FRGN NEWS COVERAGE e.oo 1300-1520 T KTCI-1 116 Wll SKURNIK 20 SECURE CDNTROLlE D ENR.OLLMENT FORM FR0~1 D=PT ~ 278 PHYS 462 2 PHYS lCS HONORS 001 ARR JF ORF.:ITLEIN 20 280 p sc 423 AMER FOREIGN POLICY 001 1300-1350 M W F KTC!-i 234 RM LA~R'=.NCE 60 278 PHYS 492 3 ATOMIC/NUCLEAR PHYS 001 1100-1150 M W F DP G O!J47 BW OIJNNS 55 PREREQ PHYS 491. 280 P SC 426 3 INTERNATIONAL LAW 001 0800-0915 T TH RAMY C250 VP NA 1>10A 120

278 PHYS 498 3 SP TPCS/LASER PHYSICS 001 ARR D ANDERSON 20 280 p sc 428 !NTERNATIO"'AL BEHAVIOR 001 1500-1550 M H F GUGG 205 SS CHAN 130

2?8 PHY5 499 2 SP TPCS/COMPUT PHYSICS 001 0930-1045 T TH ')EE OEPT JF IJI;!:':ITLEIN 25 280 P SC 470 3 E-UROPE/INTER SYSTEMS 001 IJB00-0915 T TH KTCH" 235 t-1 SAFcRAN 60 PHYS 499 MEETS IN OP G G230e 280 P SC 472 3 SOVIET FOREIGN POLICY 001 0800-0915 T TH HALE 103 EJ ROZEK 175 278 PHYS 504 3 INTERMEO MATH PHYS 2 001 1500-1550 M 1-1 F !JP G Gl25 IDDINGS 40 M W Hl"15 PREREQ PHYS 503~ SAME AS MATH 554~ 280 P SC 485 3 POL ECON/INOUST SOC 001 1300-1350 F 341 SH STEINMO 87 PREREQ P SC 201a 278 DHYS 505 3 SCIENCE WRITING 001 1600-1830 M DP G G027 JT O~Nf~ETT SAM!: AS j:::NGR 505 AND JOUR 581 .. I I I • THEORY

278 PHYS 515 3 !NTRO PLASMA PHYSICS 001 1400-1515 T TH DP G G039 R STI:~N PREQ:EQ PHYS 332 0~ EQUIVe SAME AS APAS 515. 280 p sc 240 3 INT~O POLITICAL THEORY 001 1230-1345 TH r:ouc 220 T J TC:CZA 100 002 1530-1645 TH GEOL 121 H MEWES 120 278 PHYS 522 3 NONLINEAR DYNAMICS 001 1000-1050 M W F OP G G039 J~ CARY 10 003 1100-1215 TH KTCH ?:34 Z KRYSTUFEK 60 MV GOLO..,AN 280 P SC 439 3 H!ST POLITICAL PHIL 001 1230-1345 TH ECCR 2-26 OR MAD=.L SAME AS APAS 522~ 96 002 0930-1045 TH KTCH 234 H MEWES 60

278 PHYS 552 2 ~H'fS METH BIO 001 1300-1350 M W OP G G125 M FOTI NO 10 SAME AS PHYS 452 AND MCOB 597. 280 P SC 441 3 SR SEM-POL THE!JRY 800 1300--1520 TH KTCH 116 H MHIES 20 SECURE CONTROLL'=D '=.NROLLMENT FORM FROM OEPT ~

278 PHYS 585 3 G~AVITATIONAL PHYS 001 0900-0950 M W F OP G G131 W WYSS 10 280 P SC 497 3 LEGAL SYSTEt,S OI"J1 153rJ-1645 T TH KTCH 234 Z KRYSTUFEK 45 278 PHYS 604 3 AOV HATH PHYSICS 2 001 1500-1550 M W F !)D G GOZ7 JR TAYLOI:?. 25 IV• OTHER SAME AS MATH 654 ~

278 PHYS 626 3 QUANTUM MECHANICS 2 001 1100-1150 M W F Of> G G131 Til! !)~GRANO 45 NOTE. 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM. 278 PHYS 628 3 AOV QUANTUM THEORY 001 1100-1150 M W F OP G 0021 AO 13A!:(:UT 35 280 P SC 940 1-3 INOEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 10 278 PHYS 631 ELECTROMAGNETIC THRY 1 001 1300-1350 M W F OP G G131 JR SHEPA~D 45 280 P SC 941 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 278 PHYS 656 3 ATOMIC/MOLECULAR SPECT 001 1200-1250 M W F OP G G027 M MIZUSH[MA 25 280 P SC 942 1-3 IN!JEPENOENT STUDY 900 ARR 10 278 PHYS 690 3 SOLID STATE THEORY 001 1400-1450 M W F DP G GIJ27 PO BEII.LE 25 v.. GRADUAT!:: 278 PHYS 692 3 THEORY ELEI'I PART 001 1000-1050 M W F DP G G027 PW COTEUS 25 280 P SC 501 3 A.MER POLITICS 001 1300-1520 278 PHYS 695 1 SP TPCS-LIGHT SCAT 001 0930-1045 T TH OP G 0047 R MQCKLI::R 25 KTCH 116 CC JILLSON 20 280 P SC 510 3 SE't-COf4P POL W EUROPE 001 1900-2:130 M I(TCH 116 SH STHNMIJ 20 278 PHYS 697 3 SP TPCS~GI:OPHYSICS 001 1400-1515 T TH OP G G027 J~ WO.HR 25 SAME AS GEOL 597 ~ 280 P SC 511 3 SI:M-POL DEVEL 001 1530-1800 M KTCH 116 JC! SCARRITT 20 JS FITCH 278 PHYS 698 3 SP TPCS-LASER PHYSICS 001 ARR 0 ANDERSON 25 280 P SC 514 3 SE"1-COMP POLITICS 001 1530-1800 KTCH 116 JR SCARRITT 278 PHYS 699 2: SP TPCS-COMPUT 0 HYSICS 001 0930-1045 T TH SEE DEPT JF OREITLEIN 25 20 PHYS 699 MEETS IN DP G 230. 280 P SC 521 3 SEN!-INPL RELATIONS 001 1530-1800 T KTCH 116 M MIOLARSKY 20

~ 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FnRf-1. 280 P SC 549 3 '3EHAV STUDY PUBLIC LAW 001 153.0-,1800 KTCH 116 J f!.I!C IVr:'R 20 278 PHYS 700 1-6 MASTER'S THESIS 900 ARR 20 280 P SC 553 3 PROBS-PUB PLCY ANALY 001 1900-2:130 TH KTCH 116 JS FITCH 20 278 PHYS 800 0-9 DOCTOR'S THESIS 900 ARR 10 2SO P SC 554 3 SOC MVMTS/INTRST GRPS 001 1300-1520 KTCH 116 AN COSTAIN 20 278 PHYS 810 10 DOCTOR'S THESIS 900 ARR 25 N!JTEc 900 SSCTIONS REQUI~E DEPARTMENTAL FORM. 278 PHYS 940 1-3 INO STUOY-UNDERGRAD 900 ARR 20 280 P SC 599 1-3 TOPICS IN POL SCI 900 ARR 25 278 PHYS 941 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 10 2BO P SC 656 3 CORP ST IN AMER. POL 001 1900-2130 T KTCH 116 ES GREENBERG 20 278 PHYS 950 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 280 P SC 698 1-3 GRAD RESEARCH TOPICS 900 ARR 25 278 PHYS 951 1-3 INOEPENOENT STUDY 900 ARR 10 280 P SC 699 1-3 GRAD RESEARCH TlJPIC 900 ARR 25 278 PHYS 952 2 I~OEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 15 280 P SC 700 1-4 MASTER'S THESIS 900 ARR 25 278 PHYS 960 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 280 P SC 800 0-9 DOCTOR'S THESIS 900 ARR 25 278 PHYS 999 3 MASTER'S DEGRE'€ CANO 900 ARR 30 280 P SC 810 10 DOCTOR'S THESIS 900 ARR 10 Political Science 280 P SC 999 3 MASTER'S DEGREE CANO 900 ARR 25

NOTEe FOR ALL COURSES NUMBEI:!:EO 30.0 AND ABOVE, TH~ PREREQ Portuguese FOR NONMAJORS, UNLESS OTHE~WISE INDICATED, tS A'S FOLLOWS: ONE LOWER-DIVISION COURSE OR INST~ CONSENT. ~ SEE DEPARTMENT OF SPANISH AND PORTUGUES~ ..

MAJORS IN P SC ARE REQUIRED TO COMPLETE A MINIMUM OF 36 SEMESTER HOURS IN DEPT OF- POLITICAL SCIENCE INCLUDING AT LEAST NINE HOURS OF THE FOLLOWING LOWER­ DIVISION COURSES: P SC 110, 201 (OR 211 AND 212), OR P SC 202t 222 OR 240. MAJORS ARE ALSO REQUIRED TO COMPLETE P SC 439 PLUS ONE OTHER UPPER-DIVISION THEORY COURSE, AND AT LEAST TWO UPPER-DIVISION COURSES IN EACH OF THE REMAINING FIELDS OF POLITICAL SCIENCE - AMERICAN, INTERNATIONAL/COMPARATIVE. SECTION CHaNGES ARE NOT ALLOWED FOR ALL HUL TI-SECTION POLITICAL SCIENCE COURSES. THE OEAOLitiE FOR ADDING POLITICAL SCIENCE COURSES IS JANUARY 20, -1988· STUOENTS HAY BE AOHINISTRATIVLY OROPPEO AFTER FAILING TO ATTEND· THE FIRST TWO CLASSES•

27 DEPT C:RS DEPT CRS NO. DEPT NO. CR TITLE OF COURSE SEC: TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR LIMIT NO. DEPT NO, CR. TITLE OF COURSE SEC: TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR LIMIT

286 PSY 456 3 LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT 001 1300-1350 M W F CDSS 230 Al HEISS 25 Psychology SAME AS CDSS ANO liNG 456o 286 PSY 467 3 DEY PSYCHOBIOLOGY 001 0930-1045 T TH MUEN 0439 ES GOLLIN 20 !:ill!.S..!. FOR liTERATURE SEARCH AND BIBLIOGRAPHIC 286 PSY 468 3 DEVELOPMENTAL PSY 001 1230-1345 T TH GEOL 121 S CALISHER 139 INSTRUCTION SEE BIB 301. PREREQ PSY 100.

~ FOR EXPOSITORY WRITING IN THE SOC SCIENCES­ 286 PSY 471 3 SU~VEY OF CLINICAL 001 n...-Oo-1215 T TH BPSY E431 V RYAN 50 PSYCHOLOGY, SEE A &.. S LISTING FOR COU~SE 102· PREREQ PSY 430 OR 43le SECURE DROP/ADD FOR.MS IN HLMS 7 RM US ..

286 PSY 485 4 PR!NCIPL~S PSY TESTING 286 PSY 100 4 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY PREREQ PSY 210 .. ~ FOR PSY 100 SEC 010 ANO 020 ONLY: EXAM 1 - THUR, FEB 11, 1900-2130, EVENTS CENTER 010 0900-0950 M W F BPSY E417 RG TAYLOR 50 EXAM 2 - TUES, MAR 8, 1900-2130, EV!ENTS CENTER LAB-PRIN PSY TESTING lOll 0800-0950 T MUEN 0144 25 EXAM 3 - THUR, APR 7, l

286 PSY 270 3 PSY/CONTEMP \iOMEN 001 0930~1045 T TH BPSY E123 K RAFORTH 10 NOTE.. 900 SECTIONS ~C:QUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM. SAME AS WMST 270 .. 286 PSY 700 0-& MASTER'S THESIS 900 ARR 10 286 PSY 300 3 HONORS SEMINAR 001 1500•1730 i"1UEN 0346 DR THOMAS 70 PREREQ CONSENT OF PSYCHOLOGY HONORS DIRECTOR, MUEN, RM 243. 286 PSY 800 0-9 DOCTOR•$ THESIS 900 ARR 10

PSY 400 3 HONORS SEMINAR 1900-2130 MUE"' D439 WE'HHEIME~ 20 286 001 286 PSY 810 10 OOCTOR'S HtESIS 900 ARR 20 002 1500-1730 MUEN D439 MILES 20 PREREQ CONSENT ClF PSYCHOLOGY HONORS DIRECTOR, MUEN9 RM 243 .. 286 PSY 925 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 286 PSY 401 1-6 SENIOR THESIS 900 ARR 20 286 PSY 948 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 15 SEE PSYCHOLOGY HONORS DIRECTOR, MUEN, RM 243. ••• NOTE• 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORMG 286 PSY 949 1-& INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 286 PSY 405 4 PHYSIOLISIOL PSY 286 PSY 950 1-4 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 15 PREREQ PSY 100, 205 OR THREE HOURS OF BIC!LOGY OR INSTq CONSENT.. SAME AS PSY 505. 286 PSY 958 1-4 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 A~R 20 010 1400•1515 T TH BPSY E417 HP ALPERN 50 286 PSY 959 1-4 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 LAB-PHYSIOLOGICAL PSY lOll 1000-1150 F BPSY 0022 25 L012 1400-1550 F BPSY 0022 25 286 PSY 999 3 MASTER'S DEGREE CANO 900 ARR 20 286 PSY 407 3 BN/CLINICAL AND PATH 010 1530•1815 BPSY E431 1: FIFKOVA 50 PREREQ PSY 204, 205;o 405j" EPOB 497,, OR MCDB 418e Religious Studies 286 PSY 410 3 BEHAVIORAL GENETICS 001 0800-0~15 T TH 3PSY 0046 JR HILSON 61'~ 002 1000-1050 M W F SPSY E43l QW FULKER 61 PREREQ PSV 100 AND 210· SAME AS PSY 510· 288 R ST 162 3 REUG IN HUMAN EXPER 001 1000 ... 1050 M Vl F GUGG 205 L ROSS BRYANT 93 286 PSY 411 2 BEHAV GENETICS LAB 001 ARR JC DE FRIES 20 288 R ST 260 3 WO~LO RELIGIONS-WEST 001 oqo0-0950 M W F !iALJ: 103 FM OE"'JNY 175 PREREQ PSY 410•

288 R ST 262 3 I~O~LD REliGIONS-EAST 001 1200•1250 M W F DP G G020 Rl TAYt.OR 185 286 PSY 413 3 DRUGS/NERVOUS SYSTEM 010 1100•1150 M W F BPSY E431 TK SMOCK 50

288 R ST 270 3 ~MERICAN INDIAN RELIGS 001 1530•1645 T TH GUGG 205 SO GILL 93 286 PSY 414 4 COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY PREREQ PSY 100 AND 210• LAB REQUIRED• LEC ANO LAB 001 0930-1045 T TH BPSY E431 RC l'=STER 60 MUST MATCH ON FIRST TWO NUMBERS .. 288 R ST 325 3 GANDHI 001 1100-1150 M W F WOBY 106 FM DEN!iY 46 010 0930-1045 T TH BPSY E417 N JACK-SON 50 288 R ST 360 3 I '5LAM LAS-COGNITIVE PSY LOll 1500•1650 M BPSY El30 25 001 1400-1450 M W F HLMS 211 .13 MAHAN 82 L012 1100-1250 T BPSY E130 25 288 R ST 380 3 RELIGIO!i/PSYCHOLOGY COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY 020 1300-1350 M W F BPSY E4:H EJ CROTHERS 50 288 R ST 401 3 BIBliCAL CHRISTIANITY 001 1000-1050 M W F HLMS 141 E r-tillER 60 LAB-COGNITIVE PSY l021 0900-1050 w MUEN 0156 25 L022 1300-1450 TH BPSY El30 25 SAME AS R ST 501• 001 1400-1515 T TH WOBY 106 RC lESTER 25 286 PSY 416 4 PSY OF PERCEPTION 288 R ST 420 3 TPCS-HI!iDU TANTRA PREREQ PSY 100 AND PSY 210e LAB REQUIRED. SAME AS R ST 520• 001 0800-0915 TH WDBY 100:, RA RAY 25 010 0800·0015 r TH BPSY E431 HS BASH!t

286 PSY 4~0 3 AB-NORMAL PSYCH 001 1300-1350 M H F HALE 103 175 001 1230·1345 T TH WOBY 106 SO Gill 15 PREREQ PSY 100. STUDENT MAY NOT RECEIVE CREDIT 288 R ST 530 3 TPCS·PlAV/NAT AM REliG FOR PSY 430 AND 431• SAME AS R ST 430• 288 R ST 540 3 TPCS•SACRIFICE/MESOAN 001 1300-1415 M W HALE 302 Ot CARRASCO 10 286 PSY 431 4 P'SYCHOPATHOLOGY 010 0800-0915 T TH ~PSY E417 DA WEATHERlEY 50 lAB-PSYCHOPATHOlOGY lOll 1100-1250 H BPS'f E130 25 SAME AS R ST 440. L012 1300•1450 T BPSY El30 25 001 1100-1215 M W L I BR 3000 l ROSS BRYANT PREREQ PSY lOOo 288 R ST 595 3 SEM•MYTH SYMBl MOO LIT SAME AS R ST 495.

286 PS'f 438 3 ETHOLOGY/COMPARATIVE 001 1400•1515 T TH BPSY 0046 DA C"ISZAR 100 HUNT 208 !R CHERNUS SAME AS PS't 538• 288 R ST 596 3 SEM-NUCLEAR AGE 001 1100•1215 T TH SAME AS R ST 496.

28b PSY 440 3 SOCIAL PSYCHOlOGY 001 1530-1645 T TH BPSY Ell3 OJ HAqVEY 71 0,01 1900 ... 2130 SEE DJ:P'T 15 PREREQ AT LEAST TWELVE HOURS PSY, INCLUDING PSY 100 .. 288 R ST 690 3 THEORY AND METHOD ClASS MEETS IN WDBY 205. PSY 210 RECOMME~OEO•

~ All 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE OEPARTMEI\lTAl FORM .. 286 PSY 445 3 PSY OF PERS0f\.1AliTY 001 1200•1250 M W F BPSY E113 PG OSSORIO 71 002 1230-1345 T TH BPSY E431 60 288 R ST 700. 1·4 MASTER•s THESIS 900 ARR 10 28b PS'i 448 3 WOMEN-CROSS CULT PERSP 001 1100-1215 TH MUEN 0346 l MiNTURN 20 900 ARR 20 OPEN ONLY TOPSY, SOC AND ANTH MAJORS OR BY INSTR CONS'::NT .. 288 R ST 920 1·3 INDEPENDENT STUOY 288 R ST 940 1·6 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 286 PSY 451 3 HISTORY OF PSYCHOLOGY 001 0930-1045 T TH SPS'f 0046 M WERTHEIMER: 105 002 1300-1350 M W F BPSY Ell3 SK SHARPLESS 67 900 10 STUDENT MUST HAVE COMPLETED TWElVE HOURS OF PSY 288 R ST 950 1•6 INOEPENOENT 5TUOY ••• IN ORDER TO REGISTER FOR THIS COURSE• 288 R ST 960 1-6 INDEPENDENT STUOY 900 ARR 15 286 PSY 455 3 PRACT-PEER COUNSELING 801 1000-1050 M SEE DEPT RG TAYLOR 25 R MILES PSY 455 IS A SPECIAl COURSE• SECURE CONTRIJI.LEO ENROLLMENT FOR:M FROM P'SY DEPT.. PSY 455 WILL MEET IN MUEN 0324• 28 DEPT CRS DEPT CRS NO. DEPT NO. CR TITLE OF COURSE SEC TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR LIMIT NO. DEPT NO. Cll TIITLE OF COURSE SEC TRME DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR LIMIT

Russian 315 SOC 402 3 SENIOR HONORS SEMINAR 001 1530-1830 T HLMS 185 EW MOEN 15

lli!lli SEE DEPARTMENT OF SLAVIC LANGUAGES 315 SOC 406 3 SEX, GENOER AND SOC 2 001 0900-0950 M W F HLMS 141 J NIELSEN 50 liTERATURES~ SAME AS WMST 406•

315 SOC 416 3 COMPUTER APLICATIONS 001 1500-1630 M W SEE DEPT OJ BARTOS 20 Scandianavian SOC 416 WILL MEET IN KTCH ROOM 8 ..

~ SEE DEPARTMENT OF GERMANIC LANGUAGES 315 SOC 433 3 COMMUNITIES 001 11..00-1215 T TH SPSY Ell3 EM A..IJAMS 40 ANO LITE~ATURES~ 315 SOC 435 3 HEALTH AND--ILLNESS 001 130,0-1350 M W F Hl"1S 19CJ H BYNOEQ: 100

:315 SOC 461 3 SOC RELiGION 001 1400-1515 T TH BPSY E113 LJ PINTO 40

Slavic Languages and Literatures 315 SOC 464 6 FIELD EXPERIENCE 001 0900-0950 T DP G 0021 GF RIVERA 30 SENIOR MAJORS ONLY OR BY INSTR CONSENT~ FOR SEC 001 - P C LA..B WILL BE 1000-1200 EVERY TUESDAY, PLUS THREE ADDITIONAl HOURS TO BE ARRANGED·

I~ RUSSIAN 315 SOC 467 3 SOCIOLOGY OF EDUCATION 001 1630-174'5 T TH KTCH 206 RM HUNTER 40 SENIORS ONLY IN SOCIOLOGY OR EDUCa

315 SOC 472 3 SOCIOLOGY OF WAR 001 0930-1045 T TH HUNT 208 TF MAYER 40 304 RUSS lOZ 5 BEGINNING RUSSIAN 2 SAME AS SOC 572• PREREQ RUSS 101 OR EQUIV. SEC 001, 003 AND 004 ARE TRADITIONAL METHOD· SEC 002 IS CONTEXTUAL METHOD. 315 SOC 476 3 PEACEMAKING 001 1400-1450 M W F HLMS Z29 50 STUDENTS WHO EARNED A GRADE OF D OR F IN RUSS 101 WILL BE ADMINISTRATIVELY DROPPED FROM RUSS 102 315 SOC 481 3 FAMILY PLAN/POP CONTR 001 1200-1250 M W F KTCH 301 ME GIM.Et..IEZ 49 DURING THE FIRST WEEK OF CLASSES· SAME AS WMST 481 ..

001 1000-1050 MTWTHF EKLC M203 R IWRA-SHQV 30 315 soc 484 3 MI GRATION/DISTRI BUT ION 001 1530-1800 TH EDUC 155 E MOEN 40 002 1200-1250 MTWTHF BPSY E432 HA DAUGHERTY 30 SAME AS SOC 534. 003 1300-1350 MTWTHF EOUC 138 R AVRASHOV 30 004 1500-1550 MTWTHF EKLC M203 R AVRASHOV 22 315 soc 496 3 JUVENILE DELINQUENCY 001 0900-0CJ50 M W F KTCH 301 50

304 RUSS 104 3 RUSS FOR SCI/SOC SCI 2 001 1200-1250 M W F BPSY E432 HA O&..UGHERTY 20 NOT Em 500- AND bOO LEVEL COURSES CLOSED TO UNDERGRADUATES & PREREQ RUSS 103 OR EQUIV. STUDENTS WHO EARNED A G~ADE OF D SENIORS fl..tAY TAKE 500 LEVEL COURSES WITH INSTR OR F IN RUSS 103 WILL BE ADMINISTRATIVtlY DROPPED FR0/>1 RUSS CONSENT& 104 DURING THt FIRST \iEEK OF CLASSES. 315 soc 501 P~OSEMINAR-SOCIOLOG'f 2 001 lB00-2050 M HLMS 104 OJ BI\RTOS 10 304 RUSS Z02 "3 2ND YR RUSS GRAM/COMP2 001 0900-0950 EKLC M203 CN LEE 25 002 1100-1150 F$PSY E123 G MC DAIIIIEL 25 315 SOC 503 3 SEM-RESEARCH METHS Z 001 1200-1500 SEE DEPT J NJ:ILSON PREREQ RUSS 201 OR EQUtV.. STUDENTS WI·IO EARNED A GRADE SOC 503 Will ME~T IN KTCH ROOM a .. OF D OR F IN RUSS 201 WILL BE ADMINISTRATIVELY DROPPED FROM RUSS 202 [)URING THE FIRST WEEK OF CLASSES. 315 SOC 5&1 3 SOC OF RELIG·tON 001 ARR LJ PINTO 10 SAME AS SOC 461a 304 RUSS 204 2 2ND YR ORAL PRACT 2 001 0900-0CJ50 T TH EKLC M203 R AVRASHOV 30 PREREQ RUSS 203 OR EQUIVe 315 SOC 512 3 SOCIOLOGY OF WAR 001 0930-1045 T THF HUNT 208 TF MAYER 10 SAr~E AS SOC 472. 304 RUSS 302 3 3RD YEAR RUSSIAN 2 001 1400-1450 M W F 13PSY E118 G MC DANIEL 35 PREREQ RUSS 301 OR EQUIV .. 315 SOC 584 3 MIGRATION/DISTRIBUTirJN 001 1530-1800 TH EOUC 155 MOEN 10 SAME AS SOC 484. 304 RUSS 320 3 RUSSIAN PHONETICS 001 1000-1050 M W F MKNA 204 HA IJAUGHERTY 20 PREREQ RUSS 202 OR EQUIV. 315 SOC 598 TOPICS-MEDIATION 001 ARR CX MOORE 20

304 RUSS 402 3 A!)V GRAM TOPICS/COMP 2 001 1300-1350 M W F MKNA 204 EO SAMPSON 20 315 SOC 599 3 CRIME DEL/PREVENTION 001 ARR OS ElliOTT 10 PREREQ RUSS 401 OR EQU-IV .. NOTE· 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM. 304 RUSS 445 3 CHEKOV 001 1700-1930 M MKNA CN LEE - 20 SAME AS RUSS 545,. PREREQ RUSS 302 OR EQUIV. 315 soc 603 1-3 GUIDED RESEARCH 900 ARR JR KJ(lL SETH 15

304 RUSS 492 3 HIST RUSSIAN LANGUAGE 001 1700-1CJ30 MKNA 204 G MC OAN!El 20 315 SOC 700 0-4 MASTER 0 S THESIS qoo ARR TF MAYER 20 PREREQ RUSS 302 OR =QUIV• SAME AS RUSS 592. 315 SOC 800 IJ-9 DOCTOR•$ THESIS 900 ARR JV OOWNTON 30 304 RUSS 545 3 CHEKHOV 001 1700-1930 M MKNA 204 CN LE!.: 20 315 SOC 810 10 DOCTOR~s THESIS 900 ARR RP CUZZORT 20 304 RUSS 592 3 HIST RUSSIAN LANGUAGE 001 1700-1930 MKNA 204 G MC OANI EL 20 SAME AS RUSS 492 • 315 SOC 910 1-6 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 25

-.t:UJ.lL_ 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM· 315 SOC 940 1-6 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR EW MOEN 20

304 RUSS 700 1-4 MASTER•S THESIS 900 ARR 10 315 SOC CJ50 1-6 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR ~~ HUNTER 20

304 RUSS 930 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 15 315 SOC 951 3 INDEPENDENT STUDY HOO ARR 10

304 RUSS 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUOY 900 ARR 15 _315 SOC 999 3 MASTER•S DEGREE CAND 900 ARR 30

304 RUSS 950 1-3 GRAD I NOEPENOENT STUDY 900 ARR 15 Spanish and Portuguese JI,. RUSSIAN COURSES IN ENGLISH I· DQRTUGUESE

304 RUSS 222 3 1NTRO SOVIET CUL TR 001 0800-0850 M W F F A N141 CN LEE 60 322 PORT. 215 6 PH ENS IVE 2ND YR PORT 001 1100-1150 M W OP G025 TA PEREIRA 304 RUSS 482 3 20 C RUSS liT 001 1000-1050 M W F DP G 0021 EO SAMPSON 30 1400-1450 M W OP G025 PREREQ PORT 102: OR 115 OR PLACEMENT AND DEPARTMENTAl APPROVAL• II Ia SLAVIC 322 PORT 235 2 POQ:T FOR SPAN SPKRS 001 1300-1350 M W CHEM 208 TA PEREIRA 25 PREREQ PORT 212, 215, OR EQUIVo

308 SLAV 462 3 UKRAIN LIT SINCE WW 2 001 0800-0850 M W F LIB~ 300A EE PETRIWSKY 31 322 PORT 415 3 SURVEY PORT LITERATURE 001 1400-1450 M W F CHEM 208 T.A Pt:REIRA 15 PREREQ JUNIOR STANDING AND ONE OF THE FOLLOWING: PREREQ PORT 212, 215, 235 OR EQUIV. ENGL 120, HIST 493, 494, 495, P SC 212, RUSS 222t 481, SAt-IE AS PORT 515 • 482· 322 PORT 515 3 SURVEY PORT LITERATURE 001 1400-1450 M W F CHEM 208 TA PEREIRA 10 !:!Q..!.5..!.. 900 SECT! ONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM. SAME AS PORT 415~ GRADUATE STANDING OR DEPT .. APPROVAL• 308 SLAV 800 0-CJ DOCTOR~s THESIS qoo ARR EO SAMPSON 25 NOTE. 900 SECTIONS. R_~QUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM• 308 SLAV 930 l-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY qoo AijR 20 322 PORT 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDT 900 ARR TA DEREIRA 10 308 SLAV 940 1""3 INOEPENOENT STUDY 900 20 ••• 322 PORT 950 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR T .A ?ER':. IRA. 10 308 SlAV 9150 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY ,- 900 ARR 20

I I., SPANISH Sociology

NOTE~ A STUDENT WITH ONE UNEXCUSED A~SENCE THROUGH JAN 29, 315 SOC 110 3 EXPL SOCIAL CONFLICT 1988 HI: SPAN 101, 102, 115, 116, 211, 212, 215 AND SOC 110 CONSISTS OF TWO HOU~S LECTURE AND ONE 300 MAY BE AD"''INISTRATIVELY DROPPED· IT IS THE HOUR OF RECITATION. STUDENTS• RESPONSII3IltTY TQ DROP ALL COURSES.

100 1300-1350 M W EOUC 220 P W'EHR 100 N:W ANO TRA~SFER .STUDENTS ARE REQUIRED TO T ..AKE A REC-EXPL SOC CONFLICT Rlll 1400-1450 GEOL 134 25 PLACEM'=NT EXAM DURING THE FIRST WEEK OF CLASS. Rll2 1000-1050 w EOUC 153 25 FAILURE TO DO SO MAY JEOPARDIZE RECEIPT OF. CREDIT R113 1530-1620 TH F A N185 25 Rl14 1100-1150 F GUGG 3 25 LAST DAY TO ADO SPAN 101, 102, 115, 116, 211 212, 215, A~·m 300 IS JANUARY 29, 1988· 315 SOC 119 3 DEVIANCE SEC 010 CON'SISTS OF TWO HOURS LECTU~E AND ONE HOUR OF 325 SPAN 101 5 BEGINNING SPANISH 1 RE CIT ATI Oli • SEC 820 IS A SPECIAL SECTION.. SEE THE UNIVERSITY ,LEARNING CENTER, WLRD RM 309/311 FOR SPECIAL 010 1600•1650 M W HlMS 199 PA ADLER 97 REQUIREMENTS AND CONTROLLED E"'ROLLMENT FORM .. REC-DEVIANCE ROll 0930-1020 T BPSY El30 25 ROlZ 0930-1020 TH SPSY El30 25 001 0800-0850 MTWTHF CHEM 206 22 R013 1230-1320 T STAO 140 25 002 0900-09 50 MTWTHF CHF:M 206 22 R014 0900-0950 M DP G 0021 22 003 0900-0950 MTWTHF OP G G025 22 ~EVIANCE 020 1200-1250 M W F KTCH 207 40 004 1100-1150 MTWTHF CHEM 206 22 005 1200-1250 MTWTHF CHEM 206 22 315 soc 128 3 RACE AND MINORITIES 001 1100""1150 M W EOUC 143 E FLORE:S 50 006 1300-1350 MTWTHF CHEM 206 22 002 1000-1050 M W BPSY !::417 40 007 OB00-0850 MTWTHF BUS 227 1 820 0800-0850 MTWTHF BUS 227 21 315 SOC 170 3 INTRO TO POP STUDY 001 0800-0850 M W F HU15 199 RG ROGERS 97 325 SPAN 102 5 BEGINNING SPANiSH 2 315 SOC 191 3 CONTEMP SOCIAL ISSUES 001 1230-1345 T TH HLMS 81 40 PREREQ SPAN 101 ~ STUDENTS WHO EA.RNEO A 002 1100-1150 M W F HLMS 141 40 GRADE OF D OR F IN SPAN 101 MAY SE ADMINIST~ATIVELY DROPPED FROM SP'AN 102 315 SOC 200 3 DEATH AND DYING 001 1500-1550 M W F HLMS 252 H BYI'iD::R 145 DURING THE F!QST WEEK OF CLASSES .. ~ SEC 820 IS A SPECIAL SECTION• SEE THE UNIVERSITY 315 SOC 205 3 SOC CONST OF SEXUALITY 001 1.400-1450 M W F KTCH 235 40 LEARNING CENTER, WLRD RM 309/311 FOR SPECIAL ~EQUIREME'NTS AND CONT.ROLLEO ENROLLMENT FORM .. 315 soc 211 INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY SOC 211 IS TWO HOURS OF LECTUR:: ANO ONE 001 0800-0850 MTWTHF CHEM 308 22 HOUR OF RECITATION .. 002 0900-0950 MTWTHF CHEM 308 22 --oo~ 'noo-uso MTWTHF CHEM 308 22 100 1100..,1150 T TH CHEM 140 JV DOWf'IITON 400 004 ll00-115D MTWTHF BPS Y Ell4 22 REC-HHRO TO SOCIOLOGY R111 1200-,1250 M SPSY E123 25 005 1200-1250 MTWTHF BPSY E064 22 Rll2 1100-1150 KTCH 33 25 006 1200-1250 MTWTHF EOUC 138 22 Rll3 1301J-1350 F BPSY E130 25 007 1300-1350 MTWTHF KTCH 207 22 R114 1230-1320 TH BPSY E123 25 008 1400-1450 MTWTHF DP G G131 22 R115 1200-1250 F HLMS 137 25 009 0800-0850 MTWTHF BPSY EllS 22 Rl16 1100-1150 M STAO 135 25 010 0900-0950 MTWTHF LIBR 3000 22 R117 1230-1320 T DP G G027 25 011 1100-1150 MTWTHF a·PSY E064 22 Rl18.. 1530-16..20 T 8PSY E123 25 012 12_00-1250 MTWTHF CHEM 308 22 Rll9 0900-0950 w KTCH 33 25 013 1300-1350 MTWTHF CHEM 308 22 R120 1600-1650 w HLMS 251 25 014 1400-1450 HTWTHF CH'=M 206 1 R1Zl 1000-1050 TH ECON 119 25 015 0800-0850 MTWTHF GEOL 127 22 R12Z 1400-1450 T BPSY E126 25 016 1400-1450 MTWTHF ECON 205 22 Rl23 1300-1350 M EDUC 153 25 820 1400-1450 MTWTHF CHEM 206 21 R124 1500-1550 M EOUC 153 25 R125 0800-0850 T HLMS 1'1 25 325 SPAN 115 5 INTENSIV 1ST YR SPAN 001 0900-0

315 SOC 337 3 POPULATION AND SOCIETY 001 1000-1050 M W F OP G 0047 E FLORES 40 001 1000-1050 M W F BPSY E064 22 002 1100-1150 M W F BPSY El26 22 315 SOC 384 3 ENVIRONMENT/BEHAVIOR 001 1200-1430 w BPSY E417 W VAN VLIET 40 003 1200-1250 M W F EOUC 134 22 SAME AS ENVO 318 • 004 140G-1515 T TH sosy E064 22 29 DEPT DEPT CRS NO. DEPT Cll TITLE OF COUIISE SEC TiME DAYS IILDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR LIMIT NO. DEPT NO. C:R TITL~ OF COURSE SEC TiME DAYS BlDG ROOM INSTIIUCTOII liMIT

325 SPAN 215 6 INTENSlV 2NO YEAR SPAN 001 0900-0950 M DP 0041 RB KIT~ 18 362 THTR 492 3 TOURING THEATRE-DANCE 801 1530-1700 T TH THTR W350 .dO SMITii 10 1200-1250 -M DP 0041 AUDITION REQUIREOa SECURE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM PREREQ SPAN 102, 115 OR PLACEMENT AND DEPARTMENTAL FROM DEPARTMENT. FORMERLY THTR 483· APPROVAl~ ... 362 THTR 494 3 PROBLEMS IN THEATRE 001 ARR RK KNAUB 10 325 SPAN 300 6 AOV SPAN LANG SKILLS OA BUSSE PREREQ SPAN 212, 215 OR EQUIV OR PLACEMENT. SAME AS THTR 594e ONE HOUR OF INSTRUCTION TO BE ARRANGED .. 362 THTR 495 3 PROBLEMS IN THFATRE 001 ARR DA BUSSE 20 001 0800•0850 M W F BPSY E126 18 RK KI>.IAUB 1300-1350 M W BPSY E126 002 0900-0950 M W F BPSY El26 JS GEARY 18 362 THTR 511 3 SPI-THRY AND CRIT 001 1515-1630 M W CHEM 308 JM SYMO"lS 10 1400-1450 M W BPSY E126 SAME AS THTR 411• 003 1000-1050 M W F HLMS 245 18 1500-1550 M W HLMS 193 362 THTR ?17 3 ADVANCED DIRECTING 801 1600-1830 M W CGYM 304 Ml POTTS 10 PREREQ THTR 414~ StiME .1\S THTR 417., 325 SPAN 304 3 PROF SPAN FOR BUS 2 001 1100-1215 T TH BPSY E126 , LF ROBINSON 25 PREREQ SPAN 300 ANI) 303 .. 362 THTR 532 4 STUDIO 4-ELIZABETHAN 801 1300-1500 M W F HALE 303 ML POTTS GRADUATE STANDING AND AUDITION REQUIRED.. SECURE 325 SPAN 310 3 LITERARY ANAL IN SPAN 001 1100-1150 M W F MKNA 103 JS GEARY 25 CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM FROM DEPARTMENT. SAME AS PREREQ SPAN 300 OR PER-M! SS ION. THTR 432. FORMERLY THTR 550·

325 SPAN 321 3 CULT HERITAGE LATIN AM 001 1300-1350 M W F MKNA 103 RB KITE 25 362 THTR 561 3 ~SIAN THEATRE STUDIES 001 1200-1315 M W HU1S 259 0 YANG 15 PREREQ SPAN 300 OR PERM ISS ION .. 362 THTR 594 3 PROBLEMS IN THEATRE 001 ARR RK KNAUI3 10 325 SPAN 334 3 20TH C SPAN/AMER LIT 001 1000-1050 M W F CHEM 206 YG BARRETT 25 OA BUSSE PREREQ SPAN 310~ SAME AS THTR 494 ..

325 SPAN 400 3 1'-!EX-AM CUlTURE OF SW 001 1400-1515 T TH MKNA 103 SR DEL PI NO 15 362 THTR 595 3 PROBLEMS IN THEATRE 001 ARR OA ~USSE 10 SAME AS SPAN 500, CHST 500B TAUGHT IN ENGLISHo RK KNAUB

325 SPAN 407 3 F"ROB-SUS TRANSLATION 2 001 0800-0915 T TH BPSY E114 lF ROBINSON 20 362 THTR 610 3 THEATRE DRAMATURGY 001 ARR D YANG PREREQ SPAN 406 OR EQUIV .. INSTR CONSENT REQUIRED· FORMERLY THTR 660 ..

325 SPAN 416 3 MTRPS SP LIT 1700-PRES 001 1230-1345 T TH BPS'f El26 K 6ROWN 25 362 THTR 621 3 ON-STAGE STDS-ELil/JAC 001 1600-1830 T HLMS 251 RK KNAUB 15 PREREQ SPAN 300, ::no~ OR 312 !:!Qlli 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM .. :325 SPAN 418 3 SPAN/AMER LIT 1898/PRE 001 1400-1450 M W F MKNA 103 Rl WILLIAMS 25 PREREQ SPAN' 310, 312 AND AN ADDITIONAL COURSE 362 THTR 700 1-4 i'1ASTER'S THESIS 900 ARR RK KNAU8 20 ABOVE THE 300 LEVEL .. 362 THTR 800 0-9 DOCTOR"$ THESIS 900 ARR RK KNAUB 20 325 SPAN 493 1-4 LANG INTERN FOR PROF 701 ARR LF ROBINSON 10 PREREQ SPAN 310~ 312 AND AN ADDITIONAL COURSE 362 THTR 810 10 DOCTOR"S THESIS 900 ARR RK KNAUS 20 ABOVE THE 300 LEVEL AND DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL· 362 THTR 930 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR JM SYMONS 20 325 SPAN 495 3 METH-TEACHING SPANISH 001 1900-2130 EDUC 136 TL G~Ar'lAN 15 PREREQ SPAN 310, 312 AND AN ADDITIONAl COURSE 362 TI1TR 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR JM SYMONS 20 ABOVE SPAN 300. SAME AS SPANISH 595o 362 THTR 941 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR Jf" SYMONS 20 325 SPAN 496 b HIGH SCI;IOOl SPAN TCHG 001 ARR 10 l:ill.I.f..! GRADE FOR THIS COURSE IS PASS/FAIL• 362 THTR 950 1-3 I NOEPENOENT STUDY 900 ARR JM SYMONS 20 PREREQ SPAN 495~ 362 THTR 951 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR JM SY110NS 10 325 SPAN 500 3 MEXOAM CULTURE OF SW 001 1230-1345 T TH MKNA 103 SR DEL PINO 10 SAME AS SPAN 400, CHST 400~ 362 THTR 953 l-3 INO STUDY-DRAMATURGY 900 ARR 0 YANG 20

325 SPAN 595 3 METH-TEACHING SPANISH 001 1700·2130 HL!'lS 193 TL GRAMAN 10 362 THTR 960 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR JM SYMONS 20 PREREQ SPAN 310,312 AND AN ADDITIONAL COURSE ABOVE 300.: GRADUATE STANDING OR OEPT0112110AL REQUIRED$ SAt.o!E AS 362 THTR 961 1-3 INDEPENIJENT STUDY 900 ARR JM SYMONS 10 SPAN 495c 362 THTR 970 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR JM SYMONS 20 325 SPAN 613 2 SEM-CNCPTS OF TEXTUAL 001 1530-1730 TH MKNA 103 HL BOUDREAU 20 PREREQ GRADUATE STANDING QR PERMISSION .. 362 THTR 999 3 MASTER&S DEGREE CANO 900 ARR Rl< KNAUB 10 CLASS BEGINS FEBRUARY 17, 1988 ..

325 SPAN 620 3 SEM-GOLOEN AGE POETRY 001 1530-1800 T MKNA 103 K BqOWN 18 I I. DANCE PREREQ GRADUATE STANDING OR INSTR CONSENT.

325 SPAN 621 2 SE'1-19 C SPAN NOVEL 001 1530-1730 M MKNA 103 HL BOUQqEAU 20 ~ FOR ALL 800 SECTIONS, SECURE A CONTROLLED ~ CLASS BEGINS FEBRUARY 15, 1988• ENROLLMENT FORM FROM THE DANCE OFFICE, NORLIN PREREQ GRADUATE STANDING OR PERMISSION .. LIBRARY FIFTH FLOOR.

325 SPAN 632 3 SEM-20 C SP AM NARRAT 001 1530-1800 MKNA 103 RL \HlLIAMS 18 NOTE,. STUDENTS MUST ATTEND FIRST CLASS TO ClAIM PLACE PREREQ GRADUATE STANDING OR PERMISSION .. OR WILL BE AOMINISTRATI}'ELY DROPPED·

325 SPAN 641 3 SEM SPANISH SYNTAX 001 1530-1800 MKNA 103 A~ lOZANO 15 364 ONCE 102 1 BEGINNING BALLET 001 1345-1·445 M W THTR Wl50 Wl 80YI:TTE 40 PREREQ GRADUATE STANDING OR PERMISSION .. NO EXPERIEI\!CE REQUIRED,.

1::JQlf..!. 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM· 364 ONCE 103 1 BEGINNING BALLET 001 1500-1615 M W THTR 1-1150 WL BOYETTE PREREQ IS ONE REC'=NT SEMESTER OF BAlLETe 325 SPAN 700 4 MASTERtS THESIS 900 ARR 364 ONCE 104 1 LOW INTERMED BALLET 001 1345-1500 T TH THTR W150 WL BOYETTE 40 325 SPAN 800 0-9 DOCTOR 5 S THESIS 900 ARR 10 PREREQ IS TWO ~ECENT SEMESTERS OF BALLET-..

325 SPAN 810 10 DOCTOR•s THESIS 900 ARR 20 364' ONCE 106 1 INTERMEDIATE BALLET 801 1200-1330 M W THTR W150 Wl., BOYETTE 20 AUDITION TO BE HELD DECEMBER 2, 1200-1330, THTR W150~ 325 SPAN 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 SAME AS ONCE 182, 184, 186, 188. DEPARTMENT .1\PPROVAL REQUIRED .. 364 ONCE 108 1 ADVANCED BALLET 801 1200-1330 T TH THTR W150 WL BOYETTE 20 325 SPAN 950 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 AUDITION TO BE HELD DECEMBER ·3~ 1200-1330, THTR RM W150. GRADUATE STANDING AND DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL REQUIREOe SAME AS ONCE 182, 184, 186, 188.

325 SPAN 960 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 10 364 ONCE 131 1 BEGINNING JAZZ DANCE 001 1700-1815 T TH THTR Wl50 40 GRADUATE STANDING AND DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL REQUIREDo NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED·

325 SPAN 999 3 MASTER'S DEGREE CAND 900 ARR 10 364 ONCE 132 1 BEGINNING JAZZ DANCE 001 1630-17-45 M W THTR Wl50 40 EXPERIENCE REQUIRED. STUDENTS SHOUL!J ALSO CHECK COURSE OFFERINGS IN CHICANO STUDIES AND LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES FOR 364 ONCE 134 1 INTERMEDIATE JAZZ 801 1200-1315 M W THT~ W350 30 COURSES OF iNTEREST.e.;i 364 ONCE 142 1 BEGINNING MODERN DANCE 001 1400-1515 M W THTR W350 30 002 0830-0945 T TH THTR W150 40 Swedish 003 1530-1645 T TH THTR Wl50 40 364 ONCE 144 1 INTERMED MODERN DANCE 001 1200-1315 T TH .f:ill.lli SEE DEPA~TMENT OF GERMANIC LANGUAGES THTR 1-1350 K NJA~Tlfll 30 AND LITERATURESo PREREQ IS TWO REC~NT SEMESTERS OF MODI:RN DANCE.

364 ONCE 152 1 RECREATION DANCE FORMS 001 1300-1350 T TH SGYM 111 lS HILLIAMS Theatre and Dance 002 1400-1450 T TH SGYM 111 LS \HLLIAMS 10

J. THEATRE 364 ONCE 152 2 BALLE! FOR MAJORS 801 1200-1330 MTWTHF THTR W150 WL BOYETTE SAME AS ONCE 184, 186~ 188e

364 ONCE 184 2 BALLET FOR MAJORS 801 1200-1330 MTWTHF THTR Wl50 Wl BDYETTE 362 THTR 112 3 DEV THTR AND DRAMA 2 001 O1150 WL BOYETTE 362 lHTR 230 3 ACTING FUNDAMENTALS SAME AS ONCE 182, 184, 186· FORMERLY THTR 230~ BEGINNING ACTPJ.Ge 364 ONCE 192 2 1100ERN FOR MAJORS 801 1015-1145 MTWTHF THTR W350 AD SMnH 18 AUDITION TO BE HELD JANUARY 14, 1015-1145~ THTR W150. 001 0900-1050 M W SGYM 111 OSTROSKA 24 002 0900-1050 M W CGYM 304 CZEC!EP JNSK I 24 003 1100-1250 M W SGYM 111 CZEREPINSK I 24 364 ONCE 194 2 MODERN FOR MAJORS 801 1015-1145 MTWTHF THTR Wl50 AO SMITH 18 004 1530-1720 T TH HlMS 341 L!JNG SAXE 24 AUDITION TO BE HELD JANUARY' 14, 1015-1145, THTR Wl50. SAME AS ONCE 196s 362 THTR 231 3 ?E!;!F OF LITERATURE 001 1400-1450 M W F HLMS 341 24 364 ONCE 196 2 MODERN FOR MAJORS 801 1015-1145 MHJTHF THTq W150 TR HANKIN i8 FORMERLY THTR 231, TEXT ANALYSIS FOR PERFORMANCE G AUDITION TI'J BE HELD JANUARY 14, 1015-1145, THTR W150~ SAME AS ONCE l'H• 362 THTR 232 3 ACT-CONT SCENE STUDY 001 1100-1250 M W CGYM 304 8 OSTROSKA 25 002 0900-1050 T TH CGYM 304 SR KEll~Y 25 364 ONCE 198 2 MOQERN FOR MAJORS 801 1015-1145 MTWTHF THTR W325 TR HANKIN PREREQ THTR 230e FORMERLY THTR 232, INTERMEDIATE ACTING• 18 AUDITION TO BE HELD JANUARY 14, 1015-1145, THTR Wl50. 362 THTR 250 3 STAGECRAFT 001 0930-1045 T TH SGYI-1 111 R BOVARO 25 364 ONCE 290 3 13EGIN DANCE COMP 001 1345-1515 T TH THTR W325 MC COHEN 16 FORMERLY THTR 276 9 INTRO TO STAGECRAFT. COREQ THTR 251~ 364 ONCE 381 2 MUSICAL RESOURCES 362 THTR 251 STAGECRAFT LAB 001 ARR R BOVARD 25 001 0900-0950 M W F HiTR W325 WG ElliOTT 16 PREREQ ONCE 380 OR INSTR CONSENT· MEETS ONE DAY WEEK FROM' 1300-1700~ COREQ THTR 250~ 364 ONCE 415 3 METH-TEACHING OF DANCE 001 1345-1515 M W THTR W325 TR HANKIN 362 THTR 253 3 DESIGN FUNDAMENTALS 001 0900-0950 M W F KTCH 206 RJ MCMULLEN 20 16 PREREQ ONCE 380 OR Ir.JSTR CONSENT.. SAME AS ONCE 515· 0/l BUSSE 364 ONCE 489 2 PROBLEMS IN DANCE 900 ARR 362 THT& 259 3 HISTORY OF FASHION 2 001 1200-1250 M W F RAMY 1331 OA BUSSE 30 20 ~ 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FIJRM~ FORMERLY THTR 487t COSTUME HISTORY z~ TI-llS IS A CONTINUATION OF THTR 258. 364 ONCE 490 3 ADVANCED COMPOSITION 001 1345-1515 T TH THTR W350 NL SPANIER 20 PREREQ DNC~ 390 OR INSTR CONSENT. SAME AS ONCE 590· 362 THTR 331 5 STUDIO !-INTERNAL 001 S~ l{Ell~Y 20 FORMERLY THTR 350,- INTERNAL ACTING PROCESS. 364 ONCE 492 3 DANCE IN THE 20TH C 001,' 0830-0945 T TH THTR W305 K MARTIN 25 SM1E AS ONCE 592 ~ 362 THTR 333 3 VOCAl AND PHYS PREP 001 1100-1230 T TH SGYM 111 JG FINK 24 FOR"!ERl Y THTR 495 .. 364 ONCE 494 3 REPERTORY 801 1530-1700 M W THTR W350 NL SPANIER 10 /.\0 SMITH 0900·1050 T TH 362 THTR 350 3 COSTUME DESIGN 1 001 GEOl 127 DA 9USSE 16 SAME AS DANCE 594• PREREQ THTR 258 .. 364 ONCE 511 2 BALLET GRAD STUGENTS 801 1200-1330 MTWTHF THTR W150 Wt BOYETTE 25 362 THTR 353 3 THEATRE PRACTICUM 801 ARR R BOVA~D 36 lAB TO BE ARRA"'GED· OA SUSSE PREREQ THTR 250 AND 251 OR I NSTR CONSI:NT ~ FORMERt Y THTR 364 ONCE 515 3 METH-TEACHING OF DANCE 001 1345-1515 M W THTR W325 TR HAIIIKIN 321, 322~ 326 AND 327. FIRST MEETING JANUARY 14, 1200 ... 1330, PREREQ ONCE 380 OR INSTR CONSENT. SAME AS ONCE 415 .. S GYM 111~ 364 ONCE 530 2 APPLIED LABANANALYSIS 001 1200-1400 THTR W350 TR HANKIN 362 THTR 411 3 SEM-THRY AND CRIT 001 1515-1630 M W CHEM 308 JM SYMONS 10 16 SAME AS THTR 5U. 364 ONCE 579 2 DANCE PRACTICUM 801 1015-1145 MTWTHF THTR W325 TR HANKIN LAB-PROBLEMS IN DANCE L811 0900-0950 F THTR W305 TR HANKIN 362 THTR 414 3 OJqECTING 010 1100-1250 T TH MAIN CHAP YANG 15 AUDITION TO BE HELD JANUARY 14, 1015-1145, THTR Wl50~ LAB-DIRECTING lOll 1500-1630 W MAIN CHAP YANG 15 PREREQ THTR 230 256, 257 AND JUNIOR OR SENIOR STANDING. 1 364 ONCE 589 2 PROBLEMS IN DANCE 900 ARR FORMERLY THTR 424a ~ 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORMe 362 THTR 417 3 ADVANCED DIRECTING 801 1600-1830 M W CGYM 304 ML POTTS 10 364 ONCE 590 3 ADVANCED COMPOSlTION 001 1345-1515 T TH THTR W350 Nl SPANIER SAME AS THTR 517 .. PREREQ ONCE 390 OR INSTR CONSENT. SAME AS ONCE 490• 362 THTR 431 4 STUDIO 3-... SPEC STYLES 801 1300-1500 T TH CGYM 304 JG FI"''K 16 364 ONCE 592 . 3 DANCE IN THE 20TH C 001 0830-0945 T TH THTR W305 !{ MARTIN PREREQ THTR: 331,. 332, OR BY AUDITION• COURSE MAY BE SAME AS ONCE 492e REPEATED ONCE· SECURE A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM FROM DEPARTMEIIIT" SAME AS THTR 531· FORMERLY .THTR 364 ONCE 594 3 REPERTORY 801 1530-1700 M W THTR W350 Nl SPANIER 20 450~ STUDIO 3-STYLES~ AD SMITH SAME AS ONCE 494 • 362 THTR 432 4 STUDIO 4-ELIZABETHAN 801 1300-1500 M W F HAlE 303 ML POTTS 16 PREREQ THTR 331, 332, AND CONCURRENT REGISTRATION IN 364 ONCE 598 1-3 STUDIO CONCERT 900 ARR THTR 431~ SECURE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM FROM 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORMo DEPT. SAME AS THTR 532· FORMERLY THTR 451· l!.!1If..! 364 ONCE 610 2-4 CHOREOGRAPHY 1 AND 2 900 362 THTR 435 4 STUDIO 6-SENIOR REP 801. 1100-1250 M W MAIN CHAP SR KELLEY 20 ARR AD SMITH JG FINK Nl SPANIER ~ 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM. PREREQ THTR 331, 332, 431, 432 AND 434 WITI-1 A GRADE OF A OR B~ SECURE A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENt FORM FROM DEPT~ 364 ONCE 615_ 3 SEMINAR IN DANCE 001 0830-1000 T TH THTR W325 Nl SPANIER 10 362 THTR 453 3 DESIGN ORNAMENTATION 001 1100-1220 T TH RAMY 1B31 RJ MC MULLEN 20 364 ONCE 620 2 PROB IN ADM AND CURR 001 0900-0950 M W THTR 1r1305 IREY 362 THTR 454 3 STAGE LIGHTING DSGN 001 0800-0930 T TH SGYM 111 RJ MCMULLEN 15 NOTE. 900 SECHONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM<> SAME AS THTR 554e FORMERLY THTR 486. 364 ONCE 690 3 THE- GRAOUATE PROJECT 900 362 THTR 456 1•3 ADV DESIGN PROJ 801 ARR D BUSSE 12 ARR 25 B02 ARR RJ MCMULLEN 12 364 ONCE 700 1-4 M.6.STER'S THESIS 900 FORMERl 'f THTR 421., 476, 477, 486a ARR 10 364 ONCE 930 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 362 THTR 457 1-3 ADV TECH PROJECT 801 ARR R BOVARD 12 ARR 10 364 ONCE 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUO'f 362 THTR 490 3 METH OF TEACHING THTR 900 ARR RK KNAUB 900 ARR 10 PREREQ EIGHTEEN HOURS THEATRE COURSES OR INSTR CONSENT. 30 DEPT CIIS DEPT CIIS NO. DEPT NO. CR TITLE OF COURSE SEC TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR LIMIT NO. DEPT NO. CR TITLE OF COURSE SEC TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR LIMIT

364 ONCE 950 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR ~0 370 WMST 409 3 FEMINIST THEORY 001 .1100-1215 T TH HLI1S 259 M WESTKOTT 30 PREREQ WMST 200 A~D 201• MUST HAVE JUNIOR OR SENIOR 364 ONCE 960 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 10 STANDING• MEETS A ~ S REQUIREMENTS FOR UPPER-DIVISION SOC SCI IN COMBINATION WITH WHST 300, 400 OR 402• 364 ONCE 9

370 WMST 471 3 BLK WHN-BLK FEM ANALY 001 1100-1215 T TH CHEM 208 CF WILLIAMS 8 University Writing Program PREREQ JUNIOR OR SENIOR STANDING AND. TWO OF THE FOLLOWING: 8LST 205, 300 OR WMST 270, 470.. SAME AS BLST 471. IF YOU WISH TO ENROLL IN A UNIVERSITY WRITING PROGRAM COURSE AT THE 100 LEVEL, YOU SHOULD ENROll IN A SECTION OF UWRP 199 370 WMST 481 3 FA-MILY PLAN/POP CNTRL 001 1200-1250 M W KTCH 301 ME GIMENEZ 10 WHETHER OR NOT YOU HAVE PREVIOUSLY TAKEN A COURSE IN THE SAME AS SOC 481. UNIVERSITY WRITING PROGRAM• SHORTLY AFTER THE START OF THE SEMESTER:, YOU WILL BE PLACED IN EITHER UWRP 105 fOlRECTED 370 WMST 498 3 SEX DISC-FED/STAT LAW 001 1100-1215 T TH QP G Gl31 AN COSTAIN 10 WRITING}, UWRP 115 (EXPOSITORY WRITINGl, OR ·uWRP 125 SAME AS P SC 498 .. (ARGUMENTIVE WRITING) ACCORDING TO THE FOLLOWING CRITERIA: 370 WMST 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR IF YOU HAVE PREVIOUSLY TAKEN AND PASSED A SIUWRP 105, ~ 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORMe AND/OR A S /UWRP 115, YOU. WILL BE REQUIRED, DURING THE FIRST DAYS OF CLASS, TO WRITE SOHE ESSAYS THAT WILL INDICATE YOUR SKILL LEVEl•

IF YOU HAVE NEVER TAKEN A UNIVERSITY WRITING PROGRAM COURSE, YOU WILL, DURING THE fiRST DAYS OF CLASS., WRITE SOME ESSAYS THAT WILl DETERMINE YOUR PLACEMENT•

BEFORE THE ENO OF THE OR:OP/ADO PERIOD YOUR INSTRUCTOR WILL HAVE YOU FILL OUT A IJROP FORM FCR UWRP 199 AND AN ADO FORM FOR THE CLASS INTO WHICH YOU HAVE BEEN PLACED· COLLEGE Of BUSINESS AND

~ ~~~v~~~!~ir~~~T~~~u~:~~~~~ ~~u;~~s cg~L~g~ ~~~~T FOR ADMINISTRATION AND UNLESS YOU HAVE TAKEN A S 100 IN A PREVIOUS SEMESTER~ YOU WILL NOT 6E AlLOWED TO ADD UWRP 199 AFTER GRADUATE SCHOOL Of JANUARY 15~ 1988•

106 UWRP 199 3 UNIV WRITING PROGRAM 001 0800-0850 M W F EDUC 134 18 002 0800-0850 M W F EDUC 136 18 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 003 0800-0850 M W F SGYM 301 18 Edward A. Johnson, Dean 004 0800"'0850 M W F SGYM 302 18 005 0800-0850 M W F BPSY E064 18 Undergraduate-Business 204 006 0900-0950 M W F EOUC 134 18 007 0900-0950 M W F SGVM 301 18 Graduate-Business 205 008 0900-0950 M W F SGYM 302 18 009 0900-0950 M W F OP G G027 18 010 0900•0950 M W F OP G G035 18 General Information 011 1000-1050 M W F EOUC 134 18 Any questions concerning college of business policies are to be directed to the 012 1000-1050 M W F SGYM 301 18 013 1000-1050 M W F SGYM 302 18 appropriate Advising Office. The college cannot assume responsibility for problems 014 1000•1050 M W f STAO 112 ·18 015 1000-1050 M W F OP G G025 18 resulting from a student's failure to follow the policies stated in the Catalog or 016 1100-1150 M W F SGYM 301 18 from misadvice given by someone other than a staff member of the College of 017 U00-1150 M W F STA.O 112 18 018 1100-1150 M W F OP G GD27 lR Business. College policies are explained on pages 117-134 of the 1987-88 019 1100-1150 M W F ECON 16c 18 020 1100""1150 M H F GUGG 2 18 University of Colorado at Boulder Catalog. 02:1 1200-12:50 M W F EDUC 136 18 022: 1200-1250 M W F SGYM 301 18 02:3 1200-1250 M W F SGYM 302 18 Administrative Drops-Business faculty may drop students for nonattendance 024 1200-1250 M W F STAO 112 18 025 1200-1'250 M W F STAO 135 18 in class or if all prerequisites have not been met. Students are responsible for 026 1300-1350 M W F EOUC 134 18 027 1300-1350 M W F DP G 0021 18 checking with their instructors concerning attendance policies. 028 1300-1350 M W F OP G GQ35 18 029 1300-1350 M W F STAO 112 18 030 1300-1350 M W F STAD 135 18 Course Load-Business students may register for a maximum of 17 semester 031 1400-1450 M W F EOUC 134 18 032 1400-1450 M W F EOUC 136 18 hours of course work during the fall or spring semesters and a maximum of 6 033 1400-1450 M W F SGYM 301 18 semester hours during a 5-week summer term. 034 1400-1450 M W F ST AD 112 18 035 1400-1450 M W F STAO 135 18 036 1500-1550 M W F EDUC 134 18 037 1500-1550 M W F EOUC 136 18 DROP/ADD-Business classes may not be added after, Friday, January 22. All 038 1500-1550 M W F SGYM 301 18 class assignments are made on a space available basis. Business students and official 039 1500-1550 M W F STAD 112 18 040 1500-1550 M W F STAO 135 18 combined Business majors may add Tuesday, January 12, through Friday, january 041 08oo ... o~n5 T TH EOUC 134 18 042 0800-0915 T TH EOUC 136 18 22. Nonbusiness students may start adding only on Friday, January 15, providing 043 0800-0915 T TH SGYM 301 lB space is available. Students may drop Business classes according to University 044 0800-0915 T TH SGY"t 302 18 045 0800-0915 T TH BPSY El26 18 deadlines. 046 0930-1045 T TH SGYM 301 18 047 0930-1045 T TH SGYM 302 18 048 0930-1045 T TH OP G G027 18 049 0930-1045 T TH ECON 16 18 Elective Cr•dtt-Eiective credits should be selected carefully as not all classes 050 0930--1045 T TH EOUC 153 18 are acceptable. Generally, to be acceptable, electives must be taught by regular 051 1100-1215 T TH EOUC 134 18 052 1100-1215 T TH SGYM 301 18 University of Colorado faculty, must have a form of assessment such as a term 053 1100-12.15 T TH STAO 112: 18 054 1100-1215 T TH STAD 135 18 paper and/or examinations, and must be regular classroom-type classes. Course 055 1100-1215 T TH OP G G025 1R coverage must be college-level, not repetitious of other work applied toward the 056 1230-1345 T TH EOUC 134 18 057 1230-1345 T TH STAO 112 18 degree, must be academic as opposed to vocational/technical, and must be part of 058 12.30-1345 T TH STAO 135 18 059 1230-1345 T TH CHEM 115 18 regular University offerings. 060 1230-1345 T TH OP G G025 18 061 1230-1345 T TH OP G G!J35 18 062 1400-1515 T TH BPSY E114 18 Specifically, the college will accept: 063 1400-1515 T TH STAO 112 18 Q-64 1400--1'515 :T TH CHEH 115 18 A. A maximum of 6 semester hours of theory physical education or dance and 065 1400-1515 T TH CHEM 208 18 B. A maximum of 12 semester hours of advanced ROTC providing the student 106 UWRP 2.05 3 PROSE STRATEGIES 001 1100-1215 T TH OP G G035 is enrolled in the program and completes the total program and 801 1230•1345 T TH EOUC 153 "15 BOZ 1400-1515 T TH MKNA 204 15 C. A maximum of 6 semester hours of approved independent study, NOTE • SECURE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM FROM DEPT • experimental studies, choir, band, music lessons, and art lessons. TOPIC FOR SEC 801 ANO 802 IS ETHICAL PROBLEMS•

106 UWRP 305 3 WRITING ON SCI/TECH 801 1300-1350 M W F Eccq 1-26 15 802 1230-1345 T TH ECCR 1-20 15 The College will NOT accept: 803 1530-1645 T TH ECCR 1-26 15 Activity physical education, workshops, orientations, dance, teaching methods, 106 UWRP 910 1 IHOEPENOENT STUDY 900 ARR 10 practicums, certain teacher education classes, credit for internships, and certain ~ 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM. classes offered at the Center for Interdisciplinary Studies and Arts and Sciences. The above examples are not exclusive but are intended to ··provide guidelines. The College of Business reserves the right to disallow any credit that is not appropriate academic credit as determin~ by the College. For further information, consult the Undergraduate Advising Office, Business 204. Women Studies Incomplete Grades-Incomplete grades are given only in documented and NOTE. ALL COURSES LISTED BELOW, INCLUOI~G COURSES OF extenuating circumstances dearly beyond the student's control. IF is the only SPECIAL INTE~~ST, WILL BE CREDITED TOWARD THE WOM::N STUDIES MAJOR AND CERTIFICATE. incomplete grade given by the College of Business. The student is expected to complete the requirements (e.g., final exam, term paper) within the established deadline and not retake the entire course. FOR COURSES OFFERED THR:lUGH OTHER PROGRAMS OR DEPART­ MENTS SEE DEPARTMENT llSTINGS FOR FURTHER INFORMATION OR OBTAIN A BROCHURE AT WOMEN STUOIES lJFFICE, KTCH, RM 30 .. Information for Graduating Seniors-Prospective graduates must file an application to graduate with the Advising office, and request a senior audit before 370 WMST 200 3 INTRO WOMEN STUDIES 001 0900-0950 M F HLMS 241 r:tROIN 72 002 1100-1150 M F RAMY 1823 BROIN 77 registering for their last semester. Failure to do so will delay graduation. Also, MEETS A & S REQUIREMENTS FOR LOWER-OIYISION SOC SCI IN COMBINATON WITH WMST 201 .. students desiring to change their area of emphasis after the senior audit bas been completed must have the change approved by the graduation supervisor no later 370 WMST 201 3 CONTEMPORARY ISSUES 001_ 0930-1045 T TH HUIS 199 FLICK 97 002 1100-1215 T TH HLMS 211 FLICK 82 than the first week of class of their final semester. Changes after that time will MEETS A t. S REQUlRE'1~NTS FOR LOWER-OIVISIO~ SOC SCI I"t COMBINATION WITH WMST 200 .. delay graduation.

370 WMST 202 3 WOMENs CULTURE AND SOC 001 1230-1345 T TH HLMS 211 J NASH 40 SAME AS ANTH 208~ lntrauneversity Transfer-Applications are accepted from June I until

370 WMST 215 3 CRISIS INTERVENTION SOl 1600-1715 M W KTCH 119 J THOMAS 35 October I for consideration for spring admission, and from January I until March PREREQ WMST 200.. SECURE A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM I for consideration for fall admission. Applicants must have completed a minimum FROM THE OEPARMENT o of 12 semester hours of appropriate. courses, including Math I 07 or I 08, prior to 370 WMST 226 3 IMAGES OF WOMEN IN LIT 001 1300-1350 M W F HLMS 285 CS WRIGHT 10 SAME AS ENGL 226 • applying, and must have a cumulative CU ;~verage of 2.5 or better. Applications

370 WMST 230 3 TPCS-POETRY AND WOMEN 001 1000-1050 M W F OP G IJ041. J SORNBERGER 40 are available at the Undergraduate Advising Office, Business 204, and should be returned to that office when complete. Please type applications. 370 WMST 231 3 TPC-WOI'~, LANG~ SILENCE 001 12:30-1345 T TH ECON 119 SK NATHS 40

370 WMST 270 3 PSY OF CNTMP AM WOMN 001 0930-1045 T TH BPSY E123 15 PREREQ WMST 200 OR PSY 100• SAME AS PSY 270. No Credit-Due to space limitations, Business classes may not be taken on a No Credit or audit basis. 370 ~iMST 294 3 PHILOSOPHY AND WOMEN 001 U00-1215 T TH HLMS 2:63 DR MAYER 20 SAME AS PHIL 294~

370 WHST 299 3 WOMEN U S 18

Transfer Credit-Transfer work from other institutions is evaluated first by the Business Administration University of Colorado Admissions Processing, but final degree determination is

made by the College of Business. Transfer ctedits from unaccredited institutions 410 B AD 126 1 FRESHMAN SEMINAR 001 ARR 30 002 ARR 30 will not apply toward the Business degree. On questions of substitution of 003 ARR 30 004 ARR 30 required courses, comparison of catalog descriptions will be made. Students are 005 ARR 30 006 ARR 30 responsible for providing course descriptions. Transfer credit for Business courses 007 ARR 30 008 ARR 30 taken at a lower-division level is limited to only such courses as the College offers 009 ARR 30 010 ARR 30 at that level. 011 ARR 30 012 ARR 30 013 ARR 30 014 ARR 30 Major Codes 015 ARR 30 016 ARR 30 017 ARR 30 College of Business and Administration 018 ARR 30 20 I Accounting 222 Operations Management 019 ARR 30 205 Finance 218 410 B AD 285 3 PRFLE-AMER ENTERPRISE 001 1500-1815 T SEE DEPT Jf-'1 HESS 30 Public Agency Administration CLASS MEETS IN THE FLATIRONS THEATRE~ 209 Information Systems 21 7 Real Estate 410 B AD 410 3 ~US!NESS/GOVERNMENT 001 0800-0915 T TH BUS 218 WOBSEK 111.10 48 207 International Business 223 Entrepreneurship and Small Business 002 0930-1045 T TH BUS 352 W08'3EKIND 50 21 I Marketing PREREQ ECON 201, 202 AND P SC llOo FOR BUSINESS SENIORS Management ONLY~ 212 Minerals Land Management 250 Tourism and Recreation 410 B AD 411 3 BUSINESS AND SOCIETY 001 0930-1045 T TH BUS 216 JJ GARNAND 60 22! Organization Management 224 Transportation and Distribution 002 ll00-1215 T TH BUS 216 JJ GARNANO 60 216 Personnel-Human Resource Management 003 1400-1515 T TH BUS 216 JJ GARNANO 56 PREREQ ECON 201 AND 202 .. FOR BUSI~ESS SENIORS ONLY· Management 299 Undetermined-Business 410 B AD 440 3 INTL BUSINESS SEMINAR 001 1530-1820 T sus 210 PR CiHEORA 5G PREREQ ANY HfO OF TH~ FOLLOWING: ECON 440, FIN 440, MK 490, OR TRMG 453 ..

Graduate School of Business Administration 410 B AD 450 3 CASES-CONCEPTS BUS POL PREREQ FIN 305, _HK 300, ORMG 330, PRMG 300 AND Q !1 201 .. 5 I 0 Business Administration (M.B.A.) FOR MAY 1987 GRADUATING BUSINESS SENIORS· STUDENTS WITHOUT PROPER PREREQS AND STANOil\fG MAY BE ADMIN­ ISTRATIVELY DROPPED~

Note: Students enrolled in business classes without proper prerequisites and/or 001 1200-1450 M 8-US 211 W HYL STE:D 45 002 1500-1750 M SUS 353 W WILSTEO 45 dass standing may be administratively dropped. Students enrolled in one section of 003 1230-1520 T BUS 211 HO FELDMAN 45 004 1200-1450 w BUS 216 MW lAh!LESS 45 a business course but attending a different section will receive a grade of F for 005 1500-1750 w '3US 216 MW LAWLESS 45 nonattendance. 410 B AD 452 3 ADM POLICY-SMALL BUS PREREQ FIN 305t MK 300, ORMG 330, PRMG 300 ANO Q 1\.1 201.. FOR MAY 1987 GRA'OUAT!NG BUSINESS SENIORS~ STUDENTS \HTHOUT PROPER PREREQS AND STANDING MAY 8E ADMINISTRATIVELY Note: Students attending classes for which they are not enrolled will not be added DROPPED·

late. 001 1200-1450 M BUS 216 C DULUDE 55 002 1500-1750 M BUS 216 DULUDE 55 Accounting 003 1230-1520 T BUS 353 DULUDE '•5 004 1530-1820 T BUS 211 45 005 1230-1520 TH BUS 211 45 400 ACCT 200 3 !t'HRO FINANCIAL ACCT 410 B AD 495 3 MGMT OF INFO SYSTEM 001 1500-1550 M W F !3US 125 FRENZEl 30 PREREQ SOPHOMORE STAND!NGo MID-TERM EXAI"'S WILL OE ON THURS DATA STRUCT/PROGRAM 002 1400-14!?q M W F 13US 124 SED BROOK 25 EVENINGS, 1900-2100• REQUIRED FOR FINANCE MAJORS. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR LEC AND REC. NOTE • THE FOLLOWING COURSES: B AD 500-507 ARE OPEN ONLY 001 1230•1345 T TH CHEM 140 T A SUCHMAN 400 TO GRADUATE DEGREE CANDIDATES AND MAY SE LIMITED 002 1530-1645 T TH CHEM 140 T A BUCHMAN 400 TO BUSINESS GRADUATE STUDENTS ONLY. REC-INTRO FINAN ACCT R!Ol 0900-0950 M BUS 249 35 R102 1000-1050 M BUS 24q 35 410 B AO 501 3 FUND OF ACCOUNTING 001 1400-1515 T TH BUS 125 OM FREDERICK 45 Rl03 1100-1150 f1 BUS 249 35 Rl04 1200-1250 M BUS 249 35 410 !3 AO 502 3 FUND OF BUS STATISTICS 001 1400-1515 T TH BUS 224 60 Rl05 1300-1350 M sus 249 35 Rl06 0900-0950 T BUS 249 35 410 B AD 51J3 3 FUND OF MARKETING 001 1100-1215 T TH BUS 352 OI BUCHANAN 43 Rl07 1000-1050 T 13US 249 35 Rl08 1100-1150 T BUS 249 35 410 B AD 504 3 FUND OF MGT AND ORG 001 0930-1045 T TH BUS 211 ~iAGER!Al COST ACCT 2 001 1400-1450 M W BUS ~ 301 AD 1-tlLL 55 002 1730-2015 w sus 125 PR VANN 002 1500-1550 M W BUS 301 AD HILL 55 PREREQ B AD 504 OR EQUIV~ PREREQ ACCT 231 AND JUNIOR STANDING. REQUIRED FOR ACCOUNTING 1"1AJORS .. 410 B AD 650 3 BUSINESS POLiCY 001 1230-1520 TH BUS 353 MW LAWLESS 48 MUST BE TAKEN iN LAST SEMESTER· 400 ACCT 424 3 ADV FIN ACCOUNTING OCl 1000-1050 M W F BUS 210 RW SCHATTKE 39 COMPLETION OF ALL FUNDAMENTALS IS A FIRM PRER::Q .. PREREQ tiCCT 323~ 410 B AD 790 3 DOC SEM-DISSRERTATION 001 1530-1820 TH l3US 210 L GOMEZ MEJiA 48 400 ACCT 441 INCOME TAX ACCOUNTING 001 0800-0915 TH BUS 210 5 LUTTMAN 39 002 0930-1045 TH BUS 210 S LUTTMAN 39 410 B AD 795 3 FIN WORKSHOP 001 1300-1550 BUS 216 P SNELLING 50 PREREQ ACCT 200 OR B AO SOl. SAME AS ACCT 541~ ~ 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORI"'Io 400 _1\CCT 442 3 AOif INCOME TAX ACCT 001 0930-1045 T TH BUS 218 BR JACKSON 50 PREREQ ACCT 441 OR 541~ SAME AS ACCT 542 .. 410 B AD 800 0-9 IJGCTOR•s THESIS 900 ARR 15

400 ACCT 454 3 ACCT SYSTEM/OAT A PROC 001 1300-1350 M W F BUS 218 N ABBASI 45 410 B AD 310 10 DOCTOR'S THESIS 900 ARR 30 SAME AS ACCT 554 ~ 410 B AD 930 1-3 IND STUDY-ACCOUNTING 900 ARR 20 400 ACCT 46-2 3 AUDITING THEORY 001 0800-0850 M W F BUS 216 R MAC FEE 60 PREREQ ACCT 323o SAME AS ACCT 5&2 .. 410 8 AD 940 1-3 IND ST-PROO/OPER MGT 900 ARR 20

400 ACCT 480 3 ACCT-GOVT/NONPRFT ORG 001 0900-0950 M W F BUS 354 R MAC !=EE 48 410 B AD 941 1-3 INO ST-PUB AGENCY ADMN 900 20 PREREQ ACCT ZOO ANO ACCT 322 • ••• 410 B AD 942 1-3 INO ST-REAL ESTATE 900 ARR 20 400 ACCT 524 3 AOV FiN ACCOUNTING 001 1000-1050 M W F BUS 210 RW SCHATTKE 10 PREREQ ACCT 323.. SAME AS ACCT 424 .. 410 B AD 943 1-3 INO ST-SMALL BUS MGT 900 ARR 20 002 1100-1150 M W F BUS 210 RW 5CHATTKE 10 410 B AD 944 1-3 IND ST-TP.ANSP MGT 900 ARR 20 400 ACCT 541 3 INCOME TAX ACCT 001 0800-0915 T TH BUS 210 S LUTTMA!\1 10 002 0930-1045 T TH BUS 210 S LUTTMAN 10 410 B AD 945 1-3 INO ST-PROO/OPER MGT 900 ARR 20 PREREQ ACCT 200 OR B -AD 501.. SAME AS ACCT 441• 410 B AD 960 1-3 INOEPENOENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 400 ACCT 542 3 AOV INCOME TAX ACCT 001 0930-1045 T TH BUS 218 BR JACK SOt>.! 10 PREREO ACCT 441 OR 541.. SAME AS ACCT 442 ..

400 ACCT 554 3 ACCT SYSTEM/OA.TA PROC 001 1300-1350 M W F BUS 218 XX ABASSI 20 Business Law

400 ACCT 562 3 AUI)IT!NG THEORY 001 0800-0850 M W F BUS 216 Q MaC FEE 10 467 B l 300 3 i3USHIESS LAW 400 ACCT 580 3 ACCT-GOVT/NONPRFT ORG 001 0900-0950 M W F BUS 354 R MAC FEE JUNIOR STANOIIIIG REQUIRED~ EACH STUDENT WILl BE ASSIGNED PREREQ ACCT ZOO OR B AD 501. SAME AS ACCT 480. TO A RECITATION SECTION DURIIIIG THE FIRST WEEK OF CLASSo

400 ACCT 622 5 FIN ACCT CONCEPT/PRACT 001 1300-1450 M W F BUS 354 RW SCHATTKE 48 001 1400-1450 M W OP G G030 E GAC 346 002 0800-0850 M W F BUS 353 0 LF.:VIN 30 400 ACCT 625 3 SEM-ACCOUNTf~G THEORY 001 1400-1650 M BUS 228 F SEL TO 22 003 1200-1250 M W F 8US 218 C STRATTON 30 PREREQ ACCT 323 OR 622 OR INST~ CONSENT• 004 0930-1045 T TH sus 207 HL FUSILIER 30 005 1100-1215 T TH sus 207 HL FUSILIER 30 400 ACCT 635 3 CURR ISSUES PROF ACCT 001 1500-1750 TH SUS 208 RW SCHATTKE 20 467 B L 412 3 AOVAN!;EO BUSINESS LAW 001 0800-08-50 M W F BUS 210 JA COOKE 51 400 ACCT 643 3 TAX PARTNER SMALL CORP 001 1530-1645 T HI BUS 301 BR JACK SON 40 PREREQ 8 L 300 OR g AO 506 ..

400 ACCT 644 3 TAX POLICY 001 1830-2140 T BUS 218 E GAC 20 467 B L 512: 3 BUSINESS LAW 001 0800-0850 M W F BUS 210 JA COOKE PREREQ ADMISSION TO MS ACCT TAX PROGRAM .. PREREQ B L 300 OR B AD 506•

400 ACCT 650 3 SPEC TPCS-TAXATION 001 0900-0950 M W F BUS 227 WM GAZUR 23

400 ACCT 662 3 AOV AUDITING THEORY 001 1400-1650 BUS 227 OM FREDERICK 23 Finance

400 ACCT 670 4 INCOME TAXATION 001 1000-1050 H F SEE DEPT 20 0900'"'0~50 T TH SEE Ot:PT 471 FIN 305 3 BASIC FINANCE SAME AS LAW 660 .. PREREQ ACCT 200, ECON 201, 202 AND JUNIOR STANDING .. STUDENTS SHOULD REGISTER FOR A LECTURE AND A RECITATION• 400 ACCT 671 3 FORL ESTATE/GIFT TAX 001 1300-1350 M WTH SEE DEPT 15 SAME AS lAW 715 .. oo1 oaoo-0850 M ~ F e.us 124 45 002 0900-0950 M W F BUS 124 OK SCHOOLEY 45 400 ACCT 674 3 BUSINESS PlANNING 001 ARR 15 003 1100-1150 M W F BUS 124 45 SAME AS LAW 766· 004 1200-1250 M W F BUS 124 45 005 0800-0915 T TH BUS 125 60 400 ACCT 675 3 NATURAL RESOURCE TAX 001 0900-0950 T TH SEE DEPT 15 006 0930-1045 T TH BUS 301 60 0800-0850 F SEE DEPT 007 ll00-1215 T TH SUS 301 60 SAME AS LAW 768~ REC-BASIC FINANCE R101 1200-1250 M 13US 101 3B R102 1300-1350 M SUS 101 38 400 ACCT 732 3 ACCT RES SEM 2 001 1400-1650 BUS 228 F SEL TO 25 R103 1400-1450 M BUS 101 38 R104 1200-12 50 T BUS 101 38 ~ 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM .. R105 1300-1350 T SUS 101 38 R106 1400-1450 T BUS 101 38 400 ACCT 800 0-9 00CTGR 9 S THESIS 900 ARR 10 R107 1200-1250 BUS 101 38 R108 1300-1350 BUS 101 38 400 ACCT 810 10 OOCTOR~s THESIS 900 ARR 10 R109 1400-1450 BUS 101 38 RHO 1500-1550 BUS 101 38 400 ACCT 882 3 GRADUATE SEMINAR 001 1400-1650 BUS 227 B LEW! S 25 471 FIN 401 3 13USINESS FINANCE 1 001 0930-1045 T TH BUS 12:5 JA COOKE 45 400 ACCT %0 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 002 ll00-1215 T TH BUS 125 JA COOKE 48 003 1530-1645 T TH sus 352 OP MEARTH 51 400 ACCT 999 3 MASTER•s DEGREE CAN!J 900 A'RR 30 PREREQ FIN 305 AND ACCT 202 OR 231·

471 FIN 402 3 BUSINESS FINANCE 2 001 0800-0915 TH -BUS 124 JOHNSEN 48 002 0930-:-1045 TH sus 124 JOHNSEN 48 PREREQ ACCT 202 AND FIN 401 ..

471 FIN 433 3 INVEST /PORTFOLIO MGT 001 0900-0950 M W BUS 353 P SNELLING 48 002 1000-1050 M W 6US 218 P SNELLING 55 003 1700~1930 T BUS 216 LT JIJHNSON 66 PREREQ ACCT 202 AN() FIN 401 .. COREQ FIN 402~ 32 D~O'T CIIS DEPT C:llli 010. DEPT NO. Cit TITLE OF COURSE SEC: TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR LIMIT NO. DEPT NO. CR. TITLE OF COURSE SEC TIME DAYS BU>G ROOM INSTRUCTOR LIMIT

471 FIN 434 3 SECURITY ANAlYSIS 001 1530•1645 M W SUS 352 R BROWN 51 474 MK 590 INTERNATIONAL MARKET 001 1230-1345 T TH BUS 210 PR CA·TE-rJRA 10 PRE~EO FIN 433. CJR:':Q FIN 402. 002 1300-1350 M W f BUS 12'5 1

471 FIN 440 INTERNATL FI~ANCE MGT 001 0800 ... 0915 T TH BUS 216 M PALM'=R 50 474 MK 600 MARKETING MANAGEMENT 001 0930 .. 1045 TH 8US 35 3 C !)UNCAt-1 49 002 1100•121'5 T TH 8U5 218 M PALMER 50 002 1830-2100 ~US 352 CP OUNCAN 48 PREREQ FIN 305 OR B AO 505. SAME AS FIN 540• PREREQ B AD 503 OR EQUJV~ 003 1500-1550 H W -F BUS 211 J LTMBER!JPOULOS 48 SAME lS PRMG 547. PREREQ ONE PR~G COURSE DR 474 HI< 605 3 t-'lBA SEMINAR-MARKETING 001 0800-0915 T TH BUS 211 J~ NELSON 48 INS TR CONSENT" PREREQ MK 600~

471 FIN 453 3 SANK MANAGEMENT 001 1700 ... 1815 T TH SUS 35i! C !.:MMER 38 474 MK 630 3 MULTIVAR METH IN MKTG 001 1230-1345 T TH 8US 227 JE N~LSON 25 PREREQ FIN 401 OR 60le COREQ FIN 4551655.. SAME AS l!ll.I.E.!.. 900 SECTIONS REOUlRE OEPARTMENlAL HJRM· FIN 553~ 474 MK 700 4-6 MASTER•S THESIS 900 ARR 15 471 FIN 455 MONETARY/FISCAl POLICY 001 0900 ... 0950 M W SUS 216 JR USKERT 55 002 1000•1050 M W BUS 216 JR USI(ERT 55 474 MK BOO o-q DOCTOR'S THESIS 900 ARR 15 PREREQ ACCT ZOZ ANO FIN 305. 474 MK 810 10 IJOCTOR•s THESIS 900 ARR 20 471 FIN 451 3 N'=W VENTURE FUNO[NG 001 1700-1815 T TH ~us 124 50 PREREQ FiN 305~ 474 MK 960 1-3 IND STUDY-MARKETING 900 ARR 20

471 FIN 534 S!=:CURITY ANAL 'fSIS 001 1530-1645 M W ~US 352 R BQ:OWN 45 474 MK 961 1-3 IN!J STUDY-MARKETING 900 ARR

471 FIN 540 INTERNATL FtfiiANCE MGT 001 0800-0915 T TH "us 216 M PALMI:!<: 10 474 MK 962 1-4 I NO STUDY-MARKETING 900 ARR 20 002 1100-1215 T TH BUS 218 PALM=R 10 OCB 1500-1550 M W F BUS 211 L Y~1BEROPOULOS 10 474 MK qqq MASTER '5 DEGRE'= CANO 900 ARR 30 PREREQ FIN 305 OR a AD 505e SAME AS FtN 440~

471 FIN bOl 3 ?ROBS-POL IN FIN MGT 1 001 1530-1645 T TH BUS 353 RW M·ELICHF;:R PREREQ 6 AIJ 505 OR EQUIVe Minerals Land Management

471 FIN 602: 3 PROB-POLICV FIN MGT 2: 001 1600-1715 M W BUS 124 OF RUSH 48 PREREQ FIN 601~ 479 MLMG 485 3 Ml~ERALS LANDMAN ADMIN 001 1800-1915 T TH SUS 125 R "10Q:~IS 30 PREREQ SENIOR STANDiNG AND MLMG 495, GEOL 101, CfiEM 101, 471 FIN 633 INVEST MGT AND ANALY 001 1530-1645 T TH BUS 124 OF RUSH 48 R ES 300 AND ACCT l02&

471 FIN 730 3 SEM.,.FIN THEORY 2 001 1700-1815 M W BUS 227 R 8ROWN 20 ~ qoo Sf:.:CTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FOR~SG Organizational Management 471 FIN 800 0-9 OOCTOR•S THESIS qoo ••• 15 471 FIN 810 10 OOCTOR•S THESIS qoo ARR 20 480 ORMG 330 INTRO TO MGT AND ORG PREREQ JUNJfJR STANDING. STUD~NTS ARE URGED TO COMPLF:TE 471 FiN 960 !-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY qoo AOR 20 PSY 100 ANil SOC 211 BEFORE TAKING THIS COURSE·

001 1400-1515 T TH CH~~ 140 GO M>:'Y'=~ 508 002 0900-0950 M \<1 F BUS 136 R T11f'J"1PSON 25 Information Systems 003 1000-1050 M W F ~us 136 PR VAN~ 25 004 1400-1515 T TH eus 136 -:J Mf1Q:RI SON 25

480 ORMG 335 3 "1ANAGI~G WORK GRCUPS 001 oq30-1045 T iH t3US 136 F:J MDRRI SON 45 476 I S 200 3 BUS iNFO AND COMPUTER PREREQ MATH 107 AND 108.. NOT OPEN TO FRESHMAN .. PREREQ ORMG 330. STUOC:NT MUST REQUEST A LECTURE AND A RECITATIOIIJ. 480 OR_MG 437 3 MAt•UGING COMPLEX. ORGS 001 1230-1345 TH 136 45 100 0800-0850 T TH ~PS't' E050 ~0 SPINETTO 405 PREREQ ORMG 330. REC-INFO SYSTEMS Rl 01 1200~1250 TH ~us 101 40 Rl02 0930-1020 T" BUS 101 40 480 ORMG 633 CONSULTATION SKILLS 001 1500-1750 M BUS 136 RW 80S5 ' 2S Rl03 1100-1150 TH BUS 101 40 R104 0800-0850 F BUS 101 40 480 ORMG 636 3 'JRGANIZATION DESIGN 001 1400-1515 T TH BUS 210 C 5 KO~ER.G 23 Rl05 0900-0950 F 8US 101 40 PREREQ 8 AD 5'J4 OR EQUIV. OFF!:RED SPRING SH1EST,:::Q: ONLY. Rl06 1000-l05C F BUS 101 40 ~107 ll00-ll50 F sus 101 40 @lL. ALL 90'J s=CTI!:l"''S R'=QUIRt OF:PART"\ENTAL FOR"'!& ~108 1200-1250 F BUS 101 40 RlOq 1300-1350 F BUS 101 40 480 'JRMG 800 IJ-9 iJO(:TOIPS T~ESIS 900 ARR 15 RllO 1400-1450 F BUS 101 45

476 I S 220 3 BUS PROG 1-ST~UC COI\OL 001 1000-1050 M W F 13US 224 C f'1QQQQW JOI\IES 45 PREREQ I S 200 'JR tN:STR CONSENT~ Personnel-Human Resources Management

476 I S 221 3 3US PROG z... STRUC CO~OL 001 1300-1350 M W F ll4 C t-~~ORR0\<1 JONES 45 PREREQ I S 220 OR tNSTR CONSENT.. Q M 201 RECOMME"'DED. 482 PHR 438 3 PERS MGT ... POltCY/PRACTC 001 1100-1?15 M W BUS 125 R THOMPSON 38 PREREQ ORMG 330. SAME AS PHR 538. 476 I S 330 3 lJPERATIONS RESEARCH 001 0300-091 S T TH BUS 13'> WJ COSGROVE 48 482 PHR 439 3 Pt:RS AD"'-LEGAL/SrJC ISS 001 1530-1645 T TH BUS 001 1400-151'5 T TH BUS 35? D~ MO~A~CHI 30 136 JG ~lJSS~ 38 476 I S 420 3 INTRO TO EXPERT ,SYST PREREQ ORMG 330 OR 13. AD 504~ IT iS RECOMMt::ND-:0 THAT SAME AS I S 520. STUDENTS TAKE PHR 434 AND 438 3EFORE TAKING PHS COURSE. SAt-lE AS PHR 539. OFFERED SPRING SEMESTEC!: ONLY· 416 I S 450 3 DATABASE/INFO SYSTE~ 001 0930-1045 T TH BUS 224 DE MfJNARCHI JUNIOR STANDING REQUlREOe 482 PHR 441 3 PERS AOM-PLAN,OEV,C'JMD 001 1400-1515 T TH ~us 354 PO MC NIC\-HJLS 30 PQEREQ PHR 439/538. SAME AS PHR 541 .. 476 l S 465 3 SYSTEMS ANALY/OES!GN 001 1100-1150 M W F ~us 211 KA K~ZAR 48 OFFEREO 'iPRP.IG Sf::~f:ST~R Or..ILY· PREREQ I S 221 OR INSTR CONSENT. 482 PHR 538 PERS MGT-POLICY/PRACTC O'Jl 1100-1215 T TH 001 1000-10'50 M W F BUS 353 C FRENZEL 4B SUS 354 JG ROSSE 10 476 I S 466 3 SYSTEMS ANAl 'f /DESGN 2 PRE'<:EQ 13 AD 504 OR ':QUIV. SAME AS PHR 438. PREREQ t S 465~ 482 PHR 539 3 PEQ.S AD'-1-LEGAL/SOC ISS 001 1530-1~45 T TH 001 1230-1345 T TH BUS 125 RH TAYLOR 25 aus 136 JG ROSSE 10 476 l S 470 3 CIJMPIJ-TE-RWARE PRE:REQ B A!l 504 QR EQUIV • SAME AS PHq 439 .. PR!:.REQ I S 221• SAME AS I S 570. OFFERED 'SPRING SEM!.:STER ONLY .. 476 I S 500- FUND OF COMPUTING 482 Pl-tR 541 3 PERS AO"''-PLAN,OEV,COMP 001 1400-1515 T TH BUS 354 STUOF:NT MlJST REQUEST A LECTU~I: AND A RECITA.TIO"f~ PO i'1C N[CHI':JLS PREREQ PHR 433/538 OQ. B AD &40. SAME AS PHI<: 441. OFFERED SPI<:t~G SEMSSTER ONLY. 100 1300-1350 M W BUS 224 T L1 GHTNER 100 REC-FUNO OF COMPUTING R101 ll00-1150 M BUS 101 35 482 PHR 960 1-3 INOEPENOENT STUDY 900 1\RR R102 1500-1550 M ~us 101 35 20 NOTF. 900 S!.:CTIONS R'=QUI~E DEPARTMENTAL FORM .. t::l03 0930-1020 T sus 101 30

476 I S 520 3 INTRO TO EXPERT SYST 001 1400-1515 T TH 8US 3'52 D': MIJNARCHI 20 SAME AS I S 420· Production Management

416 I 5 570 3 COMPUTERWARE 001 1230-1345 T TH BUS 125 RH TAYL"JR 20 481 PRMG 300 3 PROO/OPER MANAGEMENT PREREQ t S 221c 001 1600-1715 M W 405 PREREQ Q M 201 OR E:JUIV .. 476 i 5 645 I"iFO SYSTEMS/MGMT 001 1500-1.550 H W f 8US 124 SMITH 48 002 1900-2130 T sus 124 SMITH 4B 481 PRMG 444 3 !iORK DESIGN "'lEAS 001 1ooo-1o5o M w f ~us 221 SAME AS PRGI>! 544. 20 476 I S 666 3 SYS ANAL\' AND OES!GN Z 001 1400-1450 M W F '31JS 12S KA KOZAR 48 481 PRHG 447 3 DOL ICY ANALYSIS PRMG 001 1101}-1215 T TH BUS 227 WJ COSGROVE 20 476 I S 960 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 SAME AS PRGM 547• NOTE. 900 SECTIO"'S REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORMo 481 PRMG 544 3 iWRK DESIGN MEAS 001 1000-1050 M W F BUS 227 SAME AS PRGM 444.

481 PRMG 547 3 POLICY ANALYSIS PRMG Insurance 001 1100~1215 T TH ~US 227 WJ C'JSGROV'= SAME AS PRMG 447.

481 PRMG 640 3 LOG!STICS/PROO/INYE"f 472 INS 484 3 INSURANCE 001 0800-091.'5 T TH BUS 35 3 H HOFGARO 48 001 1400-1650 BUS 208 K GORD'JN 40 PREREQ B AO 502 ANO 507 OQ. EQUIV• Management Sciences NOTE.. 900 SECT! ONS !lEQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL F'JRM .. Quantitative Methods 473 M SC 602 3 STOCHASTIC METHODS 001 1100-1215 T TH SUS 228 K G'1Q:OON 25

NOTE.. 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FOR~~ 484 Q M 201 13USINESS STATISTICS PR~REQ I S l'OO, MATH 107 A!>fQ 108Q STUDENTS \.flTHOUT 473 M SC 700 4-~ "ASTER•s THESIS 900 ARR 15 PROPER PREREQS MAY BE ADMINISTRATIVELY OROP'PEOa STUDENTS t::EGIST~RlNG FOR SEC 100 MUST REGISTER FCR A LEC AND REC~ 473 M SC 800 0-9 OOCTOR•S THESIS 900 ARR DC: MONARCtil 15 100 1&00-1650 M W CHEM 140 H WRIGHT 473 M SC 810 10 DOCTOR'S THESIS qoo ARR CR GOELD"'ER 20 REC-SUSINESS SlATS RIO! 0800-0850 w f!US 208 DP TEGAR:OEN R102 1000-1050 w BUS 208 S STRASSER 473 M SC 960 1~3 INDEPENDENT STUOY qoo ARR 20 R103 1200-1250 BUS 2'08 T 'SEOB~OOK Rl04 1400-145(1 BUS 208 MUNSO~ 473 H SC 999 "1ASTER~S OEGREE CANO qoo ARR 30 R105 U00-1150 F BUS 208 STRASSI:R R106 1100-1150 TH BUS 208 SE013ROOK ~107 1230-1320 TH BUS 208 MUNSrJN R108 1400-1450 TH BUS 208 ST~ASSER Marketing R109 0900-01:150 F BUS 208 SEOBROOK RllO 1000-1050 F BUS 208 W MUNSON Rill 1200-1250 F BUS 208 0° TEGARDEN 474 ?IlK 300 3 PRIN OF MARKETING R112 1400-1450 F BUS 208 JUNIOR STANDING REQUIRED.

001 1100-1150 M W 'F BUS 224 JM HESS 100 002 0900-0950 M W F 8US 211 KARSON 4S Real Estate 003 1.530-1645 T TH BUS 213 JA WILLS 48 004 1100•1215 T TH BUS 224 K HUNT 100 005 0900-0950 M W F BUS 3'52 J~ WILLS 48 485 R. ES 300 3 PQIN OF REAL ESTATE 006 1100 ... 1215 T TH BUS 353 KARSON 48 PR'::qEQ UPPER-DIVISION STANDING ..

474 MK 31'0 3 SALESHA!iSHIP 001 1300-1350 M W BUS 210 CJ STIFFLER 48 001 0800-0850 M W F BUS 211 XX HILTY 40 002 0900-0950 M H BUS 21B ~D G~UOGE 60 002 0800-0915 T TH GEOL 12:1 CW RICHEY 165 JUNIOR STANDING REQUIRED .. 485 R ES 430 R~AL ESTATE APPRAISit..!G 001 1230-1345 T TH BUS 216 RC SOWlE 40 474 MK 320 3 CONSUMER BEHAVIOR 001 llO'J-1150 M ,W F BUS 353 XX DRJCE 48 002 1530-1645 T TH SUS 125 4B GOOD 485 R ES 433 REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT 001 1000-1050 M W F ~us 124 CW RICHEY 40 003 1100-1215 T TH BUS 211 FRAZER 48 PREREQ R ES 300 AND FIN 305 OR B AD 505. PREREQ HK 300 ANO JUNIOR STANDING• SAME AS R ES 533.

474 MK 330 3 MARKET lNG RESEARCH 485 R ES 454 3 ~EAL ESTAT'= FINANCE 001 090 0-0950 M W F BUS 210 E IRWIN 40 PREREQ MK 300 ANO Q M 201· MAY BE LIMITED TIJ SENIORS. PREREQ R ES 300, FIN 305 OR B AD 505 .. STUDENTS WITHOUT PROPER pqEREQS MAY BE ADMINISTRATIVELY DROPPED· 485 R ES 473 3 LEGAL ASPECTS R ES 001 1730-2015 M sus 2!'0 OC THORBURN 40 PREREQ 8 L 300 AND R ES 300 OR 8 AD 506 AND R ES 300• 001 0800•0915 T TH SUS 354 XX Fl SHER 35 002 1100-1215 T TH BUS 210 RH TAYLOR 35 485 R ES 533 3 REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT 001 1000-1050 M W F BUS 124 CW RICHEY 003 1400-1450 M W F SUS 352 CJ STIFFLER 35 004 0900-0950 M W F BUS 125 CJ STIFFlER 35 474 MK 340 3 !NSTlTUT!ONSfRETAILING 001 1000-1050 M W F BUS 211 M JOHNSON 48 Tourism and Recreation PREREQ MK 300 AND JUNIOR STANDING. t!!lli... FORMERLY THE DEPARTMENT OF RECREATION UNDER THE 474 MK 001 1000-1050 M W BUS 352 XX PRICE 48 350 3 P•IN OF ADVERTISING COLLJ:GE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES· 002 1100•1150 M W BUS 216 JM HESS 60 PREREQ MK 300e .!iQ.Ib. qoo SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAl FORC~. 474 MK 450 3 ADVERTISING MANAGEMENT 001 1230-1345 T TH SUS 352 XX FISHER 49 490 TREC 317 1·9 FlO WK·LEISURE BEHAV 900 ARR 20 PRER:EQ MK 350e SAME AS HK 550e 490 TREC 340 3 PRIN OF COMMERCIAL REC 001 0930-1045 T TH BUS 208 OH PARK IN 50 474 MK 460 3 INOUSTRlAL MARKETING 001 ll00-1215 T TH BUS 124 KA HUNT 4S PREREQ MK 300.. SA.ME AS MK 560 .. 490 TREC 347 1-9 FLO !.-IK ... COMM REC 900 ARR 20 474 MK 470 3 SALES MANAGEMENT 001 0800•0915 T TH BUS 352 JA WILLS 48 490 TREC 401 P'R:OGRAM PlAN IN REC 001 ll00-1215 T TH BUS 136 XX LA POINTE 50 PREREQ MK 300~ SA liE AS MK 570 .. 490 TREC 403 3 PARK/REC AREAS/FACIL 001 1900-2130 sus 208 W APPENZELlER 50 474 HK 480 3 MKT POLICIES/STRATEGY 001 1400-1620 TH sus 210 G SAKER 40 PREREQ MK 300 ANO SIX AODITIONAl HOURS MARKETING. 490 TREC 405 3 ~RG/EVALUAT!ON IN REC 001 1100·1150 M W BUS 21S W APPENZELLER 55 PREREQ JUNIOR OR SENIOR STANDING, REC 2011 AND ONE OF 474 MK 490 3 INTERNATIONAL MARKET 001 1230•1345 T TH BUS 210 PR CATEORA 38 THE FOLLOWING: REC 310, 320, 330, OR 340• 002 1300·1350 M W F BUS 125 JA WILLS 48 490 TREC 407 3 F1NANC IAL MANAGEMENT 001 1230·1345 T TH SUS 218 OH PARK IN: 55 474 MK 550 3 ADVERTISING MANAGEMENT 001 1230-1345 TH ~us 352 10 PREREQ HK 350. SAME AS MK 450• 4qo TREC 418 1 INTERNSHIP/LEISURE 900 ARR W APPENZELLER: 25 474 MK 560 3 INDUSTRIAL MARKETING 001 1100-1215 TH BUS 124 KA HUNT 490 TREC 448 1-9 INTERNSHIP/COMMER: REC 900 ARR 25 PREREQ MK 300 OR B AD 503· SAME AS MK 460• 4qo TREC 041 1•3 !NO ST·COMMUNHY REC 900 10 474 MK 570 3 SALES MANAGEMENT 001 0800-0U5 TH BUS 352 ••• PREREQ MK 300 OR 8 AQ. 503• SAME AS MK 470. 490 TREC 944 1•6 !NO ST-COMMERCIAL REC 900 ARR 10 33 DEPT C:RS DEPT CRS 1\10. DEPT NO. Cll TITU! OF COURSE SEC TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM II'ISTIIUC:TOR LIMIT NO. DEPT NO. CR TITLE OF COURSE SEc-, LiMIT

800 EOUC 423 3 RONG l N CONTENT AREAS 801 1600-1830 TH EOUC 231 LA MOLNER 50 Transportation Management 802 1600-1830 M EOUC 155 M£ OLSON 50 804 ARR 20 SEC 802 ONLY MEETS WITH EOUC 523. 483 TRMG 452 3 PROBS SURF TRANS MGMT 001 1200-1450 SAME AS TRMG 552 • BUS 211 XX BETl 20 BOO EDUC 432 3 LIT FOR ADOLESCENTS 001 1600-1830 EDUC 155 RK CLINE 50 MEETS WITH EOUC 532. 483 TRMG 456 3 AIR TRANSPORTATION 001 1300-1550 SAME AS TRMG 556 .. SUS 353 GG BAKER 45 800 EOUC 434 3 COMPOSITION FOR TCHRS 001 1600""1830 T EOUC 155 MC OLSON 35 MEETS WITH EDUC 534. 483 TRMG 458 3 INTRNt TRANSPORTATION 001 0930-1045 TH BUS 354 JR FOSTER 38 BOO EDUC 491 1 PRACT-TCHG EDUC ~=~~E~5 ~:0N 201 AND 202 OR lNSJR CONSENT. SAME AS 801 ARR M SHAOENE~ 30 BOO EOUC 471 8 STUDENT TCHG SECONDARY 801 ARR 'SWADENER 125 483 TRMG 552 3 PROGS SURF TRANS MGMT 001 1200-1450 BUS 211 XX BF.T1 4 802 ARR SWADENER 125 SAME AS TRMG 452 s ~ SEC 802 ONLY FOR STUDENTS IN ART, MUSIC AND P Ee

483 TRMG 556 3 AIR TRANSPORTATION 001 1300-1550 800 EOUC 472 6 STONT TCHG SECONOARY 2 801 ARR M SWADEi\JER 150 SAME AS TRMG 456 • BUS 353 GG BAKER 800 EOUC 485 3 WKS-INTL AND COMPR EO 001 1845-2115 T EOUC 153 RJ KRAFT 20 483 TRMG 558 3 I!IJTRNL TRANSPORTATION 001 0930-1045 T TH MEETS WITH EOUC 577., SAME AS TRMG 458 .. BUS 354 JR FOSTER 10 BOO EDUC 940 1-'t INDEPENDENT STUO.Y 900 ARR JE COUSINS 50 483 TRMG 960 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 1iD..IL.. 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM. ~ 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM· 20 Education

~- ALL OF THE --FOLLOWING COURSES' ARE FOR GRADUATE STUDENTS ONLY·

801 EOUC 500 3 FNOTNS AMER EOUCATIIJN 001 1600-1830 T EOUC 231 ER HOt:JSE 40 SCHOOL OF EDUCATION 801 EOUC 501 3 PSYCH FOUND OF EDUC 001 1600-1830 TH EDUC 138 Rl 35 Phimp P. DiStefano, Acting Dean B01 EOUC 503 3 8ASIC STATISTICAL METH 001 1600-1830 M EOUC 134 LA S'"t~PA~D 50 MAY BE TAKEN CONCURRENTLY WITH EOUC 504~ Undergraduate-Education 247 801 EOUC 504 3 INTRO DISCIPLINED INQ 001. 1600-VHO EOUC 136 1-1 EISENHART 50 Teacher Certification-Education 247 MAY BE TAKEN CONCURRENTLY WITH EDUC 503 OR 600 .. Graduate-Education 130 801 EOUC 506 3 MIRRORS AND MODELS 001 1600-1830 EOUC 134 M MELOTH 30 801 EOUC 512 3 COGNITIVE PROC IN EOUC 001 1600 ... 1830 T EOUC 134 VC KEENAN 25

General Information 801 EOUC 514 3 SPRVSN OF STONT TEACH 001 0900-1100 M EOUC 153 M 5\

801 EOUC 522 3 METH ELEM LANG ARTS 001 1000-1150 M W EDUC 155 M REYES 10 For both elementary and secondary certification students, admission to the MEETS WITH EOUC 422• certification program requires a 2.50 GPA. Students must also meet certain 801 EDUC 523 3 R.DNG IN CONTENT AREAS 00-1 1600""1830 M EDUC 155 MC OLSON 20 criteria and competencies in reading, writing, mathematics, and speech. MEETS WITH EOUC 423• B01 EOUC 524 3 PROCESSES IN READING 001 1600-1830 M EDUC 136 EH HIESERT 35

801 EDUC 532 3 LIT FOR ADOLESCENTS 001 1600-1830 EOUC 155 RK CLINE 15 MEETS WITH EOUC 432·

Major Code 801 EOUC 534 3 COMPOSITION FOR. TCHR:S 001 1600-1830 T r:ouc 155 MC OLSON 25 MEETS WITH EOUC 434., 097 Teacher Certification (prior degree) 801 EDUC 540 3 TPCS-FUTURE/GLOS STDY 001 1845-2115 M EDUC 143 JD HAAS 25 801 EDUC 541 SP TPS-SCNO LANG AQUIS Teacher Education 001 1845-2115 EOUC 231 P MCCOLLUM 30 801 EDUC 542 3 SP TPC-ADV STUDY COMP 001 1600-2100 EDUC 153 MC OLSON 25 SP TPC-COLO SCH POLICY 002 1600-1830 M EOUC 153 RJ KR:AFT 15 SEC 001 IHLL ALSO MEET AT 0900 ON SATU~OAY MORNINGS4 ~ THE FOLLOWING COURSES ARE OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS IN THE UNIVERSITY, SUT ARE NOT PART OF THE B01 EOUC 546 3 METHODS BILING/MULT ED 001 ARR 35 TEACHER CERTIFICATION PROGRAM<> Tl-tEY MAY SE NOTE.. CLASS MEETS ON FRIDAY NIGHTS ANO 0900-1500 ON COUNTED TOWARD GRADUATION FOR NONCERT!FICATION SATURDAYS FOR FIVE WEEKENDS• STUDENTS .. B01 EDUC 554 3 ADV THEORY /TECH COUNSL 001 1600-1830 M EOUC 334 AE ·ROARK 40 800 EOUC 457 3 MICRO COMPUTERS - EOUC 001 1600-1B30 W EOUC 346 RM MCCANJ\1 30 002 1600-1830 TH ':OUC 346 Qr-1 MCCAN~ 30 801 EOUC 555 3 PROSEM-COUNSELING 001 1845-2115 M EDUC 334 20 A CLASS FEE OF $18 .. 00 Will BE COLLECTED AT THE FIRST CLASS MEETING~ 801 EOUC 575 3 METHODS LEARNING OIS8 001 1600-1830 M EOUC 138 30

BOO EOUC 483 3 LiKSHP-AOV PEER COUNSEL 001 1100-1215 T TH WLRO 134 DR SEASE 21 801 EDUC 577 3 INTERNATIONAL EOUC 001 11345-2115 T EDUC 153 RJ KRAFT 25 OPEN TO PEER COUNSELORS WHO HAVE COMPLETED A S 221 AND TO ANY TEACHER CERTIFICATION STUDENT WHO LHNTS 801 EQUC 600 3 INTERMEO STAT METHODS 001 1600-1830 EOUC 143 RJ FLEXER 50 TO LEARN AND PRACliCE SA-SIC COUNSELING .. PREREQ EOUC 503· "'JAY REGISTER -IN -EDUC 504 CONCURRENTLY•

"!:ill.li.:.. CONTROLLE.D:- !!NR.DttMI:NT FORHS ARE REQUIR.ED FOR All 801 EDUC 601 3 EXPER OESIGN/ANALY 1 001 '160'0-1830 T EOUC 143 l

801 EOUC 654 3 RES SEM - DOCTORAL DOl ARR KO HOPKINS 15

Elementary Teacher Certification Courses BOl EOUC 669 3 COUNSELING RESEARCH 001 1600--183_0 M EDUC 336 Ol SANDER 20

NOTEe CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORMS ARE REQUIRED FOR ALL 801 EOUC 673 3 SEM - INST PSYCHOLOGY 001 1600-1B30 EOUG 153 P lANGtR 25 BOO SECTIO!IfS. STUDENTS IN METHODS COURSES MUST HAVE BEE!i ADMITTED TO THE CERTIFICATION PROGRAM• 801 EDUC 675 3 SE 1.ij•HUMAN DEVELOPMENT 001 1845-2115 M EDUC 134 5E HOOGE 15 ELEMENTARY STUDENTS IN PROFESSIONAL SEMESTI;R ENROll IN EOUC 451, 452~460 AND SEC 801 OF EOUC 469 A~O 470. 801 EOUC 676 3 SEM-SPECIAL EDUCATION 001 1600-1B30 EOUC 136 0 MIRAMONTES 20

800 EDUC 309 2 FOUND A/IllER EDUCATION 801 OB30-0920 T TH EOUC 155 K HO\ofE 50 ~ ALL 9?0 SECTI9"1S REQUIRE DE.P,ARTMENTAl FORM·

800 EOUC 310 2 EO PSYCH ELEMENTARY BOl 1030-1120 T TH EDUC 155 VC KEEJ\fAN 50 801 EDUC 700 1-4 MASTER"S THESIS 900 ARR 10

800 EDUC 311 CHILO GROWTH AND OEVEL 801 0900-09-50 M W EOUC 143 M MELOTH 50 801 EOUC 751 1-4 READINGS IN REM 900 ARR 20

800 EOUC 416 2 CHILDREI•PS LITERATURE 801 1600-1740 M EDUC 143 35 801 EOUC 752 1-4 READIN~S IN ICCA 900 ARR 20 MEETS WITH EDUC 516-.. 801 EDUC 753 1""4 ROGS-SOC/MULTI/SICUL 900 ARR 20 800 EDUC 418 2 METHODS IN ELE/'1 SOC ST 801 0800-0940 T TH EOUC 346 RO PRICE 45 MEETS 1ST EIGHT WEEKS .. MEETS WITH EDUC 518. 801 EDUC 754 1-4 RDGS-EOUC PSYCH 900 ARR 20

800 EOUC 419 2 METHODS IN ELEM RONG 801 1000-1150 M W r:OUC 155 E HIEBERT 45 801 EOUC 756 1-4 PRACT-RSCH/EVAL METH 900 ARR 20 MEETS 1ST EIGHT ~iEEKS• B01 EOUC 757 1-4 PRACTI-CUM-ICCA 900 ARR 20 800 EDUC 420 2 r.tf::THODS ELEM MATH 801 1000 .. 1150 EDUC 346 RJ FLEXER 45 MEETS WITH- EOUC 520• 801 EOUC 758 1-4 PRACT-SOC/MUL TIC/BILIN 900 ARR LS RATLIFF 20

800 EOUC 421 2 METHODS IN ELEM SCI 801 0800-09'40 "l"'JfH EDUC 346 "Ji<"•lj)f!LES 41 801 EOUC 759 1""4 PRACT-EOUC PSYCH 900 ARR 20 MEETS WITH EDUC 521• MEETS SECO~O EIGHT WEEKS ONLY~ 801 EOUC 760 1-4 PRACT !•LEARN OISABL 900 ARR BACA 15 800 EOUC 422 2 i'"IETHODS-ELEM LANG ARTS 801 1000-1150 M W EOUC 155 M REYES 45 OFFERED FIRST EIGHT tiEEKSo MEETS SECOND '3 ~EEKS ONLY~ 801 EOUC 761 1-4 PRACT- EMOTION DISTURB 900 ARR l SACA 15 800 EOUC 450 1 UNIV AIDE 801 ARR M SWAOENER 100 OFFERED SECOND EIGHT WEEKS.

800 EDUC 451 1 El ST TCH SEMINAR 801 ARR M SWAOENER 100 801 EOUC 785 6 PRACT ... SEC GUIDANCE 001 ARR Dl SANDER 10

800 EOUC 452 SEM-MEO!A/COMP 801 ARR M SWAOENER 100 B01 EDUC 786 6 PRACT-AGENCY COUNSEL . 001 ARR Dl SANDEl:!: 10

800 EDUC -460 2 INSTR ASST LAB 801 ARR M SWAOENER 125 ~ ALL 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL F0RM4

800 EOUC 469 6 STUDENT TCHG ELEM SCHL 801 ARR M SHAOENER 150 801 EOUC 800 I-9 DOCTOR•$ THESIS 900 A.R.R AE ROARK 50

800 EDUC 470 6 STONT TCHG ELEM SCH 1 802 ARR M SWADENER 150 801 EOUC 8_0-1 1-9 DOCTOR ED-DISSERTATION 900 ARR 50 4 803 ARR M SHAOEf\IER 150 !iQI.E_.. SEC 802 'JNLY FOR STUDENTS IN ART, MUSIC AND P E~ 801 EOUC 810 10 DOCTOR•S THESIS 900 ARR 50

801 EOUC 811 10 DOCTOR EO-DISSERTATION 900 ARR 50

Secondary Teacher CertifiCation Courses BOl EOUC 952 1-4 ~1ASTER'S !NO ST - ICCA 900 ARR 20

801 EOUC 953 1-4 MASTER'S INO ST - SMRF 900 ARR 20 ~ CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORMS ARE REQUIRED FJR All 800 SECTION.S. SECURE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORMS IN 801 EOUC 954 1-4 MASTER'S INO ST-EO PSY 900 ARR 20 EOUC R1.1 247. SEC 804 IS A PROBE SECTION ONLY~ NOT OPEN TO FRESHMAN .. 801 EDUC 962 1-4 DOC INO STUDY-REM 900 ARR 20

BOO EOUC 410 3 FOUND OF AMER EDUC 801 0930-1045 T TH EOUC 231 JD HAAS 40 801 EDUC 963 1""4 DOC INC STUOY-ICCA 900 ARR 20 802 1400-1515 T TH EOUC 155 K HOWE 50 804 ARR 20 801 EOUC 964 1-4 DOC INO ST-SOC/MUL/Bil 900 ARR 20

800 EOUC 411 EDUC PSY/ADOL DEVEL 801 0800-0915 T TH EOUC 231 P LANGER 55 801 EOUC 965 1-4 DOC INC ST-EDUC PSYCH 900 ARR 60 802 1230-1345 T TH EOUC 231 Rl TURNER 50 804 ARR 20 801 EOUC 981 1-6 INTERN-RSCH/EVAL 900 ARR 20

800 EDUC 412 3 PRIN AND METH SEC EOUC B01 EDUC 982 1-6 INTERNSHIP-ICCA 900 ARR 25 100 HOURS OF lN ... SCHOOl PARTICIPATION REQUIRED~ OBSERVATIONS REQUIRED .. 801 EOUC 983 1-6 HfTERN-SOC/MULTI/BILIN ARR 20

801 1600-1830 M EOUC 231 JE COUSINS 55 801 EOUC 984 1-6 INTERN-EOUC PSYCH 900 ARR 20 802 1500-1730 TH EOUC 134 JE COUSINS 40 804 ARR 20 801 EDUC 985 1-6 INTERN-CURRICULUM 9(>0 ARR 20 REC-PR IN/METH SEC EDUC · R811 0800-1100 T TH SEE DEPT 10 R812 1100-1400 T TH SEE DEPT 10 801 EOUC 999 3 MASTER•S DEGREE CANO 900 ARR 20 R813 0'900-1200 T TH SEE OEPT 10 R814 1000-1300 T TH SEE DEPT 10 R815 0800-1000 M W F SEE DEPT 10 R816 0900-1100 M W F SEE DE~T 10 R817 ll00-1300 M W F SEE DEPT 10 R818 1200-1400 M W F SEE DEPT 10 34 Major Codes 30 I Aerospace Engineering Sciences 303 Computer Science COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING 3 I 7 Aerospace Engineering Sciences and 304 Computer Science and Business Business 3 U Electrical Engineering AND APPLIED SCIENCE 331 Applied Mathematics 3 18 Electrical Engineering and Music 333 Applied Mathematics and Business 325 Electrical Engineering and Business Richard Seebass, Dean 305 Architectural Engineering 328 Electrical Engineering and Computer 3 I 9 Architectural Engineering and Science General Information Business 322 Electrical Engineering, Computer The requirements and policies of the College and the University are printed in 307 Chemical Engineering Science, and Business the most recent University of Colorado at Boulder Catalog and College of 321 Chemical Engineering and Business 3 I 3 Engineering Physics 309 Civil and Environmental Engineering 327 Engineering Physics and Business Engineering Student Survival Guide. All students should become familiar with these 323 Civil and Environmental Engineering 3 I 5 Mechanical Engineering requirements as well as with the specific requirements of their major department. and Business 329 Mechanical Engineering and Business Students should also refer to the front of this Schedule of Courses, which outlines the Standard Grading System, Pass/Fail, Drop/Add, and withdrawal pro­ Information for Graduating Seniors cedures. These instructions provide important information relative to the rules of I • Students planning to graduate in May or August should complete a Diploma the University of Colorado at Boulder. Application Form by March I, 1988. Forms are available at Schedule and Because .of the publication deadlines, differences may exist between college rules Bill Pickup or in the dean's office, EC AD 1-1. and policies published in the University of Colorado Catalog and those in effect at l.. All seniors should notify their major: departments before their last semester the time of registration. it is the student's responsibility to be aware of recent col­ or session on campus and carefully plan their course schedule with advisor's lege revisions. This can best be accomplished by consulting with faculty advisors, approval to assure fulfillment of all degree requirements. A tentative and reading the most recent and narrative preceding the Student Survival Guide commencement list will be posted on a bulletin board outside the dean's College of Engineering Schedule of Courses listing. office. Each senior anticipating graduation should verify that their name is spelled correctly and listed as it should appear on the diploma. Each FACULTY ADVISORS individual's major and honors designation should also be shown correctly. Advising is available through departmental offices of the College of Engineering Please notify the dean's office of any errors on this list. and Applied Science. Each student is assigned or selects a faculty advisor and should Final grades for the removal of and/or the completion of check with the department office to verify this assignment. Departmental approval J. lfs is required to assure that courses will apply toward degree requirements. Transfer correspondence courses must be in the dean's office before the beginning students should check with their major department at the time of their first of the final examination period during the student's last semester or term. registration for transcript evaluation and the tentative acceptance of transfer 4. Minimum requirements for a B.S. degree: credits. a. 128 semester hours of acceptable credits in a prescribed curriculum. b. A GPA of 2.00 for all courses attempted, for all courses used to fulfill LOCATION OF DEPARTMENTAL OFFICES degree requirements, and all courses taken from the major department. Excluded from grade averaging is the letter grade P in Pass/Fail courses. Aerospace Engineering Engineering Center OT 6-16 These courses may, however, count toward degree requirements. Chemical Engineering Engineering Center OT 2-6 c. The last 30 semester hours must be earned after admission to the Civil, Environmental, and College of Engineering and Applied Science. Architectural Engineering Engineering Center OT 4-34 d. Recommendation for a degree by the faculty of the student's major Computer Science Engineering Center OT 7-07 department and the faculty of the College of Engineering and Applied Electrical and Computer Science. Engineering Engineering Center EE 0-2 Mechanical Engineering Engineering Center OT 6-35 Applied Mathematics Engineering Center CR 2-38 It is the student's responsibility to check with the departmental advisor Engineering Physics Duane Physics E-032 on fulfillment of the specific requirements of the major department. General College Policies I .. Students who have been on probation or suspension at any time in the past Aerospace Engineering Sciences will automatically be suspended if they fail to maintain satisfactory ENROLLMENT IN 300- AND 400-LEVEL AEROSPACE ENGINEERING academic progress. COURSES RESERVED FOR ENGINEERING MAJORS ONLY• 1. Students must enroll for a minimum of 12 semester hours during the 552 AERO 132 2 SPACE SCIENCE 001 1300-1350 T TH RAMY C250 J KOSTER 204 regular academic year, or petition for approval to take fewer hours. 552 AERO 203 3 1"1ECHAN!CS 1 001 1230-1345 T TH ECCR 1-40 RO CULP 48 552 AERO 204 3 MECHANICS 2 001 1300-1350 M W F ECCR 2-26 R MAC GREGOR 96 Students must petition to drop courses that will reduce the total semester 002 1530-1645 T TH ECCR 2-06 H ZIMBELMAN 56

credit hour load below ll semester hours. :ssz AERO 222 3 MAT .SCIENCE ANO EN"G 001 0930-1Q45 T. TH EC~~·.~~?8 ., ~}r~p~G.AMT~AL~~ 130 3. Students are expected to fulfill all prerequisites. It is important to study the 552 AERO 232 4 THERMO/HEAT TRANSFER 001 1000-1050 M W F ECCR 2-28 KO TIMMERHAUS 150 1100-1150 T ECCR 0-30 Catalog carefully because many courses must be taken in a specific se­ 552 AERO 303 3 AEROSPACE DYNAMICS 001 1100-1215 T TH ECCR 1-46 NX" XINH 40 quence. Students who receive a grade below C- in a prerequisite course 552 AERO 312 3 FLUID DYNAMICS 2 001 1600-1650 M W F ECCR 0-30 C CHOW 120 and wish to register for the succeeding course must petition to obtain ap­ 552 AERO 324 3 STRUCTURES 2 001 1400-1515 T TH ECCR 2-06 C FARHAT 90 proval of their major department, the instructor of the succeeding course, 002 1500-1550 M W F ECCR 2-06 CC FENG 9b and the dean's office before enrolling for that course. 552 AERO 342 3 SYSTEMS ANALYSIS 2 001 0800-0915 T TH ECCR 2-26 HA SN~OER 96 4. The College of Engineering and Applied Science will not remove a grade for 552 AERO 352 3 FLIGHT MECHANICS 001 0900-0950 M H F ECCR 0-30 OA KENNEDY 125 any courses repeated. 552 AERO 380 3 BIOENGINEERING 001 0930-1045 T TH ECCR 1-28 ~H LUTTGES 30 552 AERO 397 1 SME SATELLITE CONTROL 001 ARR RO CULP 25 S • Students should note the restrictions on the Pass/Fail option given in the PREREQ INSTR CONSENT • Student Survival Guide and check with their department office for specific 552 AERO 452 3 SEN DESIGN LAB 2 010 1200-1250 M ECCR 2-26 FREYMUTH 9b LAB-SEN DSGN PROJECT 2 LOll 1300-1450 M E:CAE 0-04 FREYMUTH 20 departmental restrictions. Pass/Fail Forms require the signature of a L012 1200-1350 T ECAE 0-04 FREYMUJH 20 L013 1300-1450 W ECAE 0-04 FREYMUTH 20 designated faculty member of a student's major department and dean's L014 1200-1350 TH ECAE 0-04 FREYMUTH 20 L015 1300-1450 F ECAE 0-04 20 approval. 552 AERO 455 1-6 SPACE HABITATION 701 ARR MW LUTTGES 20 6.. No course required for graduation can be taken NC (No Credit). Students SAME AS AERO 555. must petition in advance of enrollment if they wish to take a course NC. 552 AERO 458 3 SPACECRAFT DESIGN 001 1700-1815 M W ECCR 0-14 CO BROWN 90 7. Students should carefully read the current Drop/Add Standard procedures 552 AERO 462 1-3 UNDERGRA-DUATE RESEARCH 900 ARR RO CULP 25 552 AERO 478 3 OCEANOGRAPHY 001 0900-0950 M W F ECAE 1-07 W EMERY 30 policy in the front of this Schedule of Courses. Students should also keep SAME AS AERO 578. all Drop/Add receipts until graduation. 552 AERO 495 3 ROCKET PROPULSION 001 1700-1815 T TH ECCR 0-12 M LANGHENRY 30 552 AERO 498 3 MATL PROCESS 11\1 SPACE 001 1000-1050 M W F ECCR 1-03 J KOSTER 30 8 .. Students are encouraged to check with their instructors to make certain SAME AS AERO 598 ANO CH E 498, 598.

that they are officially listed on the class roster before the add deadline. 552 AERO 508 3 STAT ORBIT DET 2 001 1400-1515 T TH ECAE 1-07 GH BORN 20

Students are allowed to add classes after the add deadline only if there is a 552 AERO 513 3 COMPRESSIBLE FLUIDS 001 1000-1050 M W F ECCR 1-07 FC DOUGHERTY 30

demonstrated University error. 552 AERO 542 3 NON-LIN CNTRL ANALY 001 1230-1345 T TH ECCR 1-46 HA SNYDER 20 9. Final examination dates and times for this semester are printed in this 552 AERO 548 3 AOV COMPUTATNL FLUIDS ,-"'001 1100-1150 M H F ECCR 1-28 C CHCIW 35 Schedule of Courses. Students should be careful not to sign up for courses 552 AERO 555 1-6 SPACE HABITATION 701 ARR MW LUTTGES 15 that would require three or more finals on the same day. SAME AS AERO 455. 552 AERO 556 3 SPACECRAFT DESIGN 001 1700-1815 M W ECCR 0-14 CO BROWN 90

I O. Engineering students are subject to disenrollment if they do not comply 552 AERO 578 3 OCEANOGRAPHY 001 0900-0950 M H F ECAE 1-07 W EMERY 30 with the College of Engineering and Applied Science rules and policies. SAME AS AERO 478. I I. CATECS (Center for Advanced Training in Engineering and Computer 552 AERO 582 3 NEUROCONTROL SYSTEMS 001 1400-1515 T TH ECCR 0-16 R MAC GREGOR 50 Science) offers University of Colorado graduate education and professional 552 AERO 592 1 GRADUATE SEMINAR 001 ARR MW LUTTGES 30 development courses delivered from the Boulder campus to professionals at 552 AERO 594 3 TUR-B FLOW COMPUTATION 001 0930-1045 T TH ECAE 1-07 S BIRINGEN 30 552 AERO 595 3 ROCKET PROPULSION 001 1700-1815 T TH ECCR · 0-12 M LAiiGHENRY 30 the workplace by live instructional television with two~way audio. CATECS also provides the same instruction, from the College of Engineering, via 552 AERO 596 3 SATELLITE GEODESY 001 1530-1645 M W ECCR 0-01 GW ROSBOROUGH 40 552 AERO 597 3 AIRCRAFT OYN STAB 001 1400-1450 M W F ECCR 0-09 OA KENNEIJY 25 videocassette to those outside the TV signal range. INSTR CONSENT RSQUIREO. Students may obtain the Master of Engineering degree at the workplace 552 AERO 598 3 MATL PROCESS IN SPACE 001 1000-1050 M W F ECCR 1-03 J KOSTER 30 in engineering management, computer science, and most engineering 552 AERO 599 3 SATELLITE ,OP ANO INFO 001 1100-1215 T TH ECAE 1-36 ER HANSEN 25 disciplines. Graduate level BUSINESS COURSES offered through CATECS 552 AERO 606 3 ADV SPACE FLIGHT OYN 001 1530-1645 T TH ECCR 1-24 RD CULP 35 to those with technical, non-business backgrounds ma'y be applied to the 552 AERO 697 3 SEL TPCS-AOY BIO SEM 001 1900-2130 PROF OFFC MW LUTTGES 20 CLASS MEETS IN PROFESSOR•$ OF!=ICE· PLEASE CONSULT MBA degree as well as to the Master of Engineering. DEPARTMENT OFFICE FOR DETAILS• SPECIAL OFF-CAMPUS STUDENTS not enrolled in graduate school but 552 AERO 698 1 TPCS IN REMOTE SENSING 001 ARR GH SORN 30 CONSENT OF THE INSTRUCTOR IS REQUIRED· interested in CATECS courses must register through CATECS, Engineering 1-3 TPCS/REMOTE SENSING 701 ••• GH BORN 25 Center, Room AD 1-1, (303) 492-6331. 552 AERO 699 3 AOV TPC~ASTROOYNAMICS 001 ARR GH BORN 25 Almost all CATECS students are sponsored by their employers who pay NOTE~ 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTA-L FORM .. $750 tuition for technical and business courses and $950 for Engineering 552 AERO 700 1-4 MASTER 0 S THESIS 900 ARR 10 Management Courses. Students without employer affiliation or tuition reim­ 552 AERO 800 0-9 OQCTOR~s THESIS 900 ARR RO CULP 20 bursement program may petition CATECS for a 50 o/o discount. 552 AERO 810 10 DOCTOR~$ THESIS 900 ARR C CHOW 20 FACULTY AND STAFF of the Boulder campus are eligible for CATECS 552 At.RO 940 1-6 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR HA SNYDER 20 courses for one-half the $750 tuition, as in the Boulder Evening credit 552 AERO 950 1-6 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR RO CULP 20 course program, if seating remains in the classroom. 552 AERO 960 1-8 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 A-RR MW lUTTGES 20 552 AERO 999 3 t1ASTER•S DEGREE CAND 900 ARR 30 NOTE.· Registration CATECS Office, Engineering Center, Room Ad 1-1, (303) 35 492-6331' DEPT- C:RS DEPT CRS NO. NO. C!l DEPT TITI.I! OF COURSE SEC TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM iNSTRUCTOR LIMIT NO. DEPT NO~ CR TITLE OF COURSE SEC TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR LIMIT

Applied Mathematics 560 C E 454 3 STEEL DESIGN 010 0930-1020 T TH ECCR 1-03 GG GOBLE 35 LAB-STEEl DESIGN LOll 1300-1450 T ECCR 1-09 GG GOBLE 35 NOTE· All MATHEMATICS COURSES ARE liSTED IN MATHEMATICS PREREQ C E 350. SECTION .. THIS IS LOCATED IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING THE 560 C E 494 1-3 ·SENIOR PROJECTS liNGUISTICS SECTION, OE~ARTMENT NUMBER 243, IN THE 701 ARR 10 ARTS AND- SCIENCES PORTION OF THIS SCHEDULE~ 560 C E, 497 3 ENGINEERING ECONOMY 001 1600-1715 T TH ECCR 2-26 RJ WilLIAMS 50 Architectural Engineering 560 C E 499 1 SENIOR SEMINAR 001 1700-1750 ECCE 0-01 85 SENIOR STANOI"fG REQUIRED~

560 C E 502 3 BLDG ENERGY AUDITS 001 1000-1050 M W F ECCR 1-12 30 554 AR E 102 2 DESCRIPTIVE GEOMETRY 001 0900-1150 T TH ECCR 1-12 LD BALL 36 002 1300-1550 T TH ECCR 1-12 LO BALL 36 560 C E 505 3 AOV SCLAR DESGN 001 1400-1515 T TH ECCR 1-03 JF KREIDER 30 PREREQ ENGR 101 OR EQUIVo 560 C E 511 3 INTRO STRUCT OYNAMICS 001 1300-1350 M W F ECCR 1-16 B SHING 35 554 AR E 130 3 INTRO TO ARCH ENGR 001 0800-0915 T TH ECCR 0-16 RC RAUTENSTRAUS 48 560 C E 513 3 THEORY OF ELASTICITY 001 0900-0950 M W F ECCR 1-12 RY PAK 25 554 AR E 202 3 ENERGY FUNDAMENTALS 001 ll00-1215 1 TH ECCR 2-26, RE ROADMAN 70 560 C E 525 3 CONSTRUCTION MGMT 001 0730-0845 T TH ECCR 1-14 35 554 AR E 302 3 ENERGY CONSERYTN ANAL Y 001 0800-0915 T TH ECCR 1-28 K SUBI3ARAO 40 560 C E 527 3 ENGR RISK DEC ANAL Y 001 1600-1715 T TH ECCR 1-20 JE DIEKMANN 30 554 AR E 303 2 SOLAR ENERGY LAB 010 1100-1150 . T ECCE 0-10 L!J BALL 18 LAB-SOLAR ENERGY LAB LOll 1100-1350 TH ECCE 0-10 LO BALL lB 560 C E 529 3 CONSfRUCTI PN ENGR 2 001 1100-1215 T TH ECCR 1-30 25 PREREQ AR E 301• 560 C E 534 3 OPEN CH"''liEL HYDRAULIC 001 1100-1150 M W F ECCR 1-16 30 554 AR E 404 3 STRUCTURES 2 001 0930-1045 T TH ECCR 1-40 NE COOK 50 SAME AS C E 434e

554 AR E 406 3 BlDG ENVIR SYSTEMS 2 001 0800-0915 T TH BUS 250 SC MOSER 50 560 C E 543 3 ADV WASTE WATER TREAT 001 1600-1715 T TH ECCR 1-12 J. SILVERSTEIN 30 554 AR E 441 3 CONST COSTS/ESTIMATING 001 1600-1715 T TH ECCR 1-46 A TOURAN 45 560 C E 544 3 MUNICIPAL DES PROJ 010 1200-1250 M ECCR 1-16 E~ BENNETT 30 LAB-MUNICIPAL DES PROJ lOll 1300-1550 ECCR 1-16 ER BENNETT 30 554 AR E 455 3 ILLUMINATIONS 2 001 1000-1050 M W F ECCR 1-16 Dl DILAURA 35 SAME AS C E 442. PREREQ AR E 354 .. 560 C E 547 3 HAZARDIINO WASTE MGMT 001 1900-2015 T TH ECCR 1-12 J SILVERSTEIN 25 554 AR. E 457 3 ElECTRICAL SYSTEMS 001 1400-1450 M W F ECCR 1-16 PW BROTHERS 40 560 C E 549 3 ENVIRON POLLUTANTS 001 1300-1350 M W F ECCR 1-12 30 NOTE· 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM· 560 C E 552 3 FINIJE ElEMENT ANALY 001 1400-1450 M W F ECCR 1-46 35 554 AR 2 920 l-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR Dl 0 !LAURA 20 560 C E 556 3 INELASTIC STRUCTURES 001 1100-1150 M W F ECCR 1-03 30 554 AR E 940 l-4 I NOEPENOENT STUDY 900 ARR 0 DI LAURA 50 560 C E 558 3 ADV TPCS-REIN CONCRETE 001 1630-1745 T TH ECCR 1-16 30

560 C E 581 3 ENGR PROPERTIES SOILS 001 0800-0915 T TH ECCE 0-0l 30 Chemical Engineering 560 C E 583 3 APPLIED GEOTECH ANALYS 001 1100-1215 T TH ECCR 1-16 RY PAK 30 560 C E 586 3 INTRO ROCK MECH 001 0930-1045 T TH ECCR 0-16 B AMAOEI 44

556 CH E 201 3 INTRO CHEM ENGR CALC 001 0800-0915 T TH ECCR 0-30 153 560 C E 588 3 SOIL BEHAVIOR 001 1400-1450 M W F ECCR 0-16 36

556 CH E 210 4 CHeM/PHYS PROP-MATTER 001 1100-1150 MTWTHF ECCR 2-2'3 177 560 C E 591 COMP GRAPHIC DESIGN 001 1500-1550 M W ECCR 1-16 V SAGUMA 40 PREREQ HIGH SCHOOL CHEMISTRYQ SAT!F!ES ENGINEERING/ CHEMISTRY REQUIREMENT .. NOT FOR CHEM ENGINEERING MAJORS. 560 C E 593 3 GROUND WATER MOOLG 001 1230-1345 T TH ECCR 1-24 ILLANGASEKARE 16

556 CH E 320 3 CHEM ENGR PRINCIPLES ·1 001 0930-1045 T TH ECCR 1-42 48 560 C E 594 3 HYOROLOG IC MODLG 001 1500-1550 M W F ECCR 1-12 30

556 CH E 322 4 CHEM ENGR PRINCIPLES 2 001 1100-1150 M WTHF ECCR 0-16 80 560 C E 595 3 DAYLIGHTING 001 110~-1150 M W F ECCR 1-30 D DI LAURA 30 1200-1250 TH ECCR 0-16 PREREQ CH E 321. 560 C E 597 0-1 SPECIAl TOPICS 701 ARR 10

556 CH E 370 3 BIOEN-STRUCTURE/FUNC 001 1400-1530 T TH ECCR 1-42 30 560 C E 614 PLATES/SHELLS 001 1000-1050 M W F ECCR 0-03 20 PREREQ MCOB 106, CHEM 332 AND INSTR CONSENT. NOTE. 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORMe 556 CH E 403 4 CHEMICAL ENGR LAB PREREQ CH E 322 AND 201 OR I E 351. 560 C E 696 1-4 SELECTED TOPICS 900 ARR 10 SECURE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM FROM DEPARTMENT • CLASS WILL MEET 0930-104~, T TH IN CR1-16 ..

010 1300-1650 M W ECCH 0-14 20 560 C E 700 1-4 MASTER•S THESIS 900 ARR 20 LAB-CHEMICAL ENGR lOll 1300-1350 ECCR 1-40 40 560 C E BOO 0-9 OOCT'OR~s THESIS 900 ARR 20 556 CH E 432 3 CH E THERMOOYNAHICS 001 0800-0850 M W F ECCR 1-42 48 560 C E 810 10 DOCTOR'S THESIS 900 ARR 20 556 CH E 452 4 CHEMICAL ENGR OESIG~ 010 0800-0850 T TH ECCR 2-28 177 REC-CHEM ENGR OESIG~ ROll 1400-1550 T ECCR 2-28 177 560 C E 920 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 PREREQ CH E 322, 432 AND 433. SAME AS CH E 595. 560 C E 940 1-4 UNOERGRAO INO-SPE TPCS 900 ARR 20 556 CH E 457 3 PROCESS CONTROL 001 1000-1050 M W F ECCR 1-40 48 PREREQ ECE 303. 560 C E 950 1-4 GRAD INO-SPEC TPCS 900 ARR 20

556 CH E 480 3 REC ADV IN BIOTECH 001 1200-1250 M W F ECCR 1-03 30 560 C E 951 1 ... 3 I NOEPENO.ENT STUDY 900 ARR 30 SAME AS CH E 580 e 560 C E 952 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 50 556 CH E 481 2 BIOTECH lA8 001 ARR 24 SAME AS CH E 581. 560 C E 953 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ••• 15 556 CH E 498 3 MATL PROCESS IN SPACE 001 1000-1050 M W F ECCR 1-03 10 560 C E 954 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 15 SAME AS CH E 598 .. 560 C E 999 3 MASTER'S DEGREE CANO 900 ARR 30 556 CH E 522 3 MASS TRANSPO~T 001 0900-0950 M W F ECCR 1-40 48 901 ARR 30 556 CH E 536 3 CATALYSTS AND KINETICS 001 1100-1150 M W F ECCR 0-09 35 Computer Science 556 CH E 569 3 INO WATER/POLL CONTROL 001 1100-1115 T TH ECCR 1-20 20

556 CH 575 3 NUM ME TH IN CHEM ENGR 001 0930-1045 T TH ECCR 0-36 48 ~ FOR LITERATURE SEARCH AND 6lBLIOGRAPHIC INSTRUCTION SEE BIB 301. 556 CH E 580 3 REC ADV IN BIOTECH 001 1200-1250 M W F ECCR 1-03 SAME AS CH E 480 .. STUOENTS MUST REGISTER FOR MATCHING LEC AND LAS· NO PREREQUISITE REQUIRED .. 556 CH E 581 2 BIOTECH LAB 001 AR.R 24 SAME AS CH E 481 .. 156 C S 101 2 MIND TOOLS ALL SECTIONS OF C S 101 WILL MEET IN ECCR CR2-30e 556 CH E 590 J SEMINAR-CHEMICAL ENGR 001 1315-1430 TH ECCR 1-09 56 100 0930-0955 T TH SEE OEDT FP FOWLER 15 ,' 556 CH E 595 3 CHEMICAL ENGR DESIGN 010 0800-0850 T TH ECCR 2-28 15 LAB-MIND TOOLS LlOl 1000-1050 T TH SEE DEPT 1> REC-CHEM ENGR DESIGN ROll 1400-1550 T ECCR 2--28 15 MIND TOOLS 110 1100-1125 T TH SEE DEPT 15 l-AB-MIND TOOLS l111 1130-1220 T TH SEE DEPT 15 556 CH E 597 3 SEM-LOW-GRAVITY SCI 001 1400-1450 M ECCR 1-28 20 MIND TOOLS 120 1230-1255 T TH SEE DEPT 15 LAB-MIND TOOLS Ll21 1300-1350 T TH SEE DEPT 15 556 CH E 598 3 MATL PROCESS IN SPACE 001 1000-1050 M W F ECCR 1-03 10 MIND TOOLS 130 1400-1425 T TH SEE DEPT 15 15 SAME AS CH E 498 e LAS-MIND TOOLS L131 1430-1520 T TH SEE DEPT MIND TOOLS 140 153-Q-1555 T TH SEE DEPT 15 fit1I.E.!_. 900 SECT! ONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM. LAB-MIND TOOLS Ll41 1600-1650 T TH SEE DEPT 15

556 CH E 700 1-5 MASTER~$ THESIS 900 ARR 30 156 C S 115 3 INTRO TO SCI PROG PREREQ/COREQ MATH 130, 132, 108 OR A M 135 OR INSTR 556 CH E 800 0-9 OOCTORus THESIS 900 ARR 20 CONSENT .. SE ELLIOTT 243 556 CH E 810 10 DOCTOR •s THESIS 900 ARR 20 010 1500-1550 M W F BPSY E050 REC-INTRO TO SCI PROG ROll 0900-0950 TH ECSF·0-03- 25 25 556 CH E 920 1-4 I NDEPENOENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 R012 1000-1050 TH ECST 0-03 R013 1100-1150 TH ECST 0-03 25 ECST 0-03 25 556 CH E 940 1-4 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 R014 1200-1250 T R015 OB00-0850 W ECST 0-03 25 ECST 0-03 25 556 CH E 941 I-4 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 R016 0900-0950 w R017 l000-1050 w ECCR 0-20 25 ECCR 0-20 25 556 CH E 950 I-4 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 R018 1100-1150 w R019 1200-1250 w ECCR 0-20 25 556 CH E 960 1-4 INDEPENDENT STUDT 900 ARR 20 156 C S 120 3 INTRO TO PROG 1 PREREQ THREE YEARS HIGH SCHOOl MATH INCLUDING TRIG., OR 556 CH E 999 3 MASTER'S DEGREE CANO 900 ARR 30 MATH 102 OR 110 OR IN'STR CONSENT 9

010 1230-1345 T TH DP G G030 346 Civil and Environmental and Architectural Engineering REC-INTRO TO PROG 1 ROll OB00-0850 M ECST 0-03 30 R012 0900-0950 M ECST 0-03 30 R013 1000-1050 M ECST 0-03 30 R014 ll00-1150"M ECST 0-03 30 ECCR 1-09 RC ~AUTENSTRAUS 48 560 C E 130 3 INTRO TO CIVIL ENGR 001 0800-0915 T TH R015 1200-1250 M ECST 0-03 30 30 60 R016 1300-1350 M ECST 0-03 560 C E 212 3 ANALYTICAL MECHANICS 1 001 1000-1050 M W F ECCE 0-01 R017 1400-1450 M ECST 0-03 30 PREREQ OR COREQ MATH 235 • R018 1500-1550 M ECST 0-03 30 R019 0800-0850 T ECST 0-03 30 560 C E 221 3 ?LANE SURVEYING ROZO 0900-09-50 T ECST 0-03 30 PREREQ TRIGONOMETRY• STUDENT MUST REQUEST THE LEC A~D R021 1000-1050 T ECST 0-03 30 LAB· R022 0900-0950 ECST 0-03 30 R023 1000-1050 ECST 0-03 30 MF HALEK 75 010 1100-1150 T TH ECCE 0-01 R024 1100-1150 ECST 0-03 30 LAB-PLANE SURVEY LOll 1400-1650 M ECCE 0-01 MF HALEK 21 ECCE 0-01 MF HALEK 21 L012 1400-1650 TH 156 C S 121 3 INTRO TO PROG 2 30 PREREQ C S 120• 560 C E 222 3 ENGR MEASUREMENTS 010 0·930.-1020 TH ECC'= 0-01 MF HALEK ECCE 0-01 MF HALEK 30 LAB-ENGR MEASUREMENTS LOll 1400-1650 010 1400-1515 T TH OP G G030 346 PREREQ C E 221• STUDENT MUST REQUEST A LEC AND LAB .. REC-INTRQ TO PROG 2 ROll 0900-0950 M ECCR 0-20 25 R012 1000-1050 M ECCR 0-20 25 ECCR 1-42 48 560 C E 311 3 ANALYTICAL MECH 2 001 1000-1050 M W F R013 1100-115C M ECCR 0-20 25 PREREQ C E 212• R014 1200-1250 M ECCR 0-20 25 R015 1300-1350 M ECCR 0-20 25 001 0900-0950 W ECCR 2-26 so 560 C E 312 3 MECHANICS OF MATERIALS M F R016 1400-1450 M ECCR 0-20 25 PREREQ C E 212 • COREQ A M 236· R017 1500-1550 M ECCR 0-20 25 R018 0800-0850 ECST 0-03 25 ECCR 0-38 48 560 C E 313 3 APPLIED MECHANICS 001 0900-0950 M W F R019 0900-0950 ECCR 0-20 25 R020 lOOQ-1050 ECCR 0-20 25 ECCE 1•15 WA WF:ERS 30 560 C E 315 2 WATER QUALITY LAB 001 1400-1750 R021 1100-1150 ECCR 0-20 25 R022 1200-1250 ECST 0-03 25 ECCE 0-10 0 ZNlOARCIC 25 560 C E 318 2 ENGR MATLS LAB-GEOTECH 001 1400-1750 M R023 1300-1350 ECST 0-03 25 PREREQ OR CO~EQ C E 380. R024 1400-1450 ECST 0-03 25 001 0930-1045 T TH ECCR 0-30 RC RAUTENSTRAUS BO 560 C E 324 3 I NTRO TO CONSTRUCTION 1.56 C S 140 2 DISC METH COMP SCIENCE 010 1100-1150 M W ECCR 0-36 LO FOSDICK 50 PREREQ C S 121 DR 130. ENROLLMENT RESTRICTED TO C S 001 1300-1350 M W F ECCR 0-38 WA WEERS 48 560 C E 331 THEORETICAL FLUID MECH AND C S/BUS MAJORS. 001 1100-1150 T TH ECCR 1-07 RC RAUTENSTRAUS 35 560 C E 340 2 C HY PLANNING 156 C S 221 3 DISC STRUCTURE 2 010 1500-1550 M W F ECCR 2-28 HN GAI30W 100 PREREQ C S 220• ENROLLMENT RESTRICTED TO STUDENTS 001 1000-1050 M W F ECCR 0-16 40 560 C E 345 3 WATER/WASTEWATER TREAT MAJORING IN COMP A?PL .. PREREQ C E 344~ 156 C S 225 3 DATA STRUC AND ALGO 010 1400-1450 M W F HLMS 252 108 010 1100-1150 M W F ECCE 0-01 56 560 C E 350 3 STRUCTURAl ANAlYSIS PREREQ C S 121 AND 2:20e A 01SCRETE MATH OR SWITCHING LOll 1500-1650 T ECCR 1-09 56 LAB-STRUCT ANAL Y THEORY COURSE MAY SUBSTITUTE FOR C S 220 .. PREREQ C E 312• ECCR 0-36 J DRISCOll 50 ECCR 1-16 BO 156 C S 2:32 4 FUNDS OF COMP SCI 2 010 0900-0950 M W F 560 C E 351 3 STR:UCTURAL DESIGN 010 0900-0950 M W F ECCR 0-20 25 ECCR 0-20 40 REC-FUNO OF COMP SCI 2 ROll 1400-!450 W LAB-STRUCT DESIGN LOll 1500-1650 W R012 1500-1550 W ECST 0-03 25 L012 1400-1550 TH ECCR 1-16 40 PREREQ C S 131. ENROLLMENT RESTRICTED TO STUDENTS PREREQ C E 350a MAJORING IN C S, C S/BUS, ECE/C So 001 0800-0915 T TH ECCR 1-46 48 560 C E 380 3 GEOTECHNICAl ENGR 1 156 C S 255 3 PRIN PROGRAMMING LANG PREREQ C E 312 PREREQ C S 131~ CREDIT NOT GRANTED IF STUDE!'4T ALREADY HAS CREDIT IN C S 324. ENROllMENT RESTRICTED TO C s~ C S /BUS, 001 0800-0915 T TH ECCR 1-40 RL SCHIFFMAN 40 560 C E 381 3 GEOTECHNICAl ENGR 2 AND ECE/C S MAJORS .. PREREQ C E 380~ 010 1230-1345 T TH ECCR l-42 56 001 0800-0850 M W F ECCR 1-16 B AMADEI 60 560 C E 33q 3 ENG GEOLOGY REC-PRIN PROG lANG ROll 1500-1550 T ECST 0-03 19 R012 1100-1150 T ECST 0-03 25 001 U00-1150 M W F ECCR 1-16 JE FLACK 30 560 c 434 3 OPEN CHANNEL HYDRAULIC R013 1000-1050 w ECST 0-03 25 SAME AS C E 534,. 156 C S 320 3 INTRO TO ART INTEL 010 0930-1045 T TH ECCR 1-46 35 010 1200-1250 M ECCR 1-16 ER BENNETT 22 560 C E 442 3 ~iUNICIPAL DESIGN PROJ PREREQ C S 255 OR C S 324~ ENROllMENT RESTRICTED LOll 1300-1550 ECCR 1-42 ER BENNETT 22 LAB-MUNICIPAL DES PRO TO C S, C S/APPL, C S/BUS, ECE/C S MAJORS .. PREREQ C E 3311345~ SAME AS C E 544 .. 36 SEC TIME LiMIT TITLE OF COUIIliE TiME UMIT

156 C S 326 3 COMPUTER SYSTEMS PREREQ ECE 215 ANO A M 235· PREREQ C S 225. ENROLLMENT RESTRICTED TO MATH, S/APPl., ECE, ECE/C S, APPL MATH MAJORS .. 56~ ECE 314 3 ELECTROMAG WAVES/TRANS 001 0900-0'950 M ECCR .l-4Z 48 002 1000-1050 M ECCR 0-18 96 010 H00-1215 T TH ECCR 2·06 GJ NUTT 96 PREREQ PHVS 212 OR ECE 313. REt-COMPUTER SYSTEMS ROll 1300-1350 T ECST 0-03 25 R012 H00-1150 H ECST 0-03 25 564 ECE 317 3 ENERGY CONVERSION I 001 1100-1215 T TH ECCR 0-38 49 ROl3 1200-1250 W ECST 0-03 25 PREREQ ECE 216t 313 OR PHYS 212e R014 1400•1450 H ECST 0•03 25 564 ECE 323 3 CIRCUITS/ElECTRONICS 3 001 1200-1.250 H W F ECCR 0-30 153 156 C S 343 3 COMP SCI THEORY 1 010 UOO-HSO M W F ECCR 1-09

156 C S 421 3 SENIOR PROJECT 2 010 E NEMETH 20 564 ECE 332 3 SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICES 001 1100-1150 M W F ECCR 2-06 96 PREREQ C S 324, 326, A.HO 420e ENROLL"'ENT PREREQ ECE 216· RESTRICTED TO STUDENTS MAJORING IN COMP APPl· 564 ECE 343 1 ELEC/CIR FOR NON-MAJOR 156 C S 431 4 SOFTWARE OEV 2 010 0900-0950 M W F ECC~ 1-46 S SANDERS 40 PREREQ OR COREQ ECE 303.. STUDENT MUST REG! STER: FOR ENROLLMENr RESTRICTED TO C S, C SIEmS MAJORSe LEC ANO lAB.

001 1100-1250 F ECEE 2-21 24 @lli FOR C S 459 REG! STER FOR ECE 45q, 002 1300-1450 F ECEE 2-21 24 003 1500-1650 F ECEE 2-21 24 LAB-ELEC/CIRC ELEC L010 12(10-1320 TH ECCR 2-28 5& 156 C S 531 3 FORMAL LANGUAGES 001 0900-0'950 M W F ECCR 1-07 MG MA[N 35 PREREQ C S 546 OR INSTR CONSENT • ENROLLMENT 564 ECE 353 1 CIRCUIT/ELECTRONICS 3 RESTRICTED TO GRAD STUOE1HS. PREREQ ECE 216, 256. COREQ ECE 323. STUOENT MUST REGISTER FOR lEC AND LAS .. 156 C S 545 3 DSGN/ANALYIALGORITHMS 001 1300-1350 M W F ECCR 1-07 HN GABOW 35 PREREQ C S 225 AND 546• ENROLLMENT RESTRICTED 001 0900-1120 TH ECEE 2-22 24 TO GRAD STUDENTS • 002 1400-1620 TH ECEE 2-22 24 003 1400-1620 w ECEE 2-22: 24 NOTE· 'FOR C S 555 REGISTER FOR ECE 555• LAS-C I RC/ELECTRONICS 3 tOlO 1300'"'1330 W ECCR 1-40 72

@lli FOR C S 556 REGSTER FOR ECE 556. 564 ECE 381 3 INTRO TO PROBABILITY 001 0800-0850 M W F ECCR 1-09 70 PREREQ A M 235. 156 C S 567 3 AOV OPERATING SYS 001 0800-0915 T TH ECCR: 0-36 M SCHWARTZ PREREQ C S 557~ ENROLLMENT RESTRICTED 564 ECE 404 3 !NTRO TO OPTICAL ELEC 001 0900-0950 M W F ECCR 1-30 35 TO GRAD STUDENTS • 564 ECE 413 3 CONTROL SYS ANALYSIS 001 1400-1450 M W F ECCR 1-40 50 156 C S 569 3 HUM METH FOR: UNCON OPT 001 1400-1515 T TH ECCR 0-0'9 R8 SCHNABEL 30 PREREQ SENIOR STANDING, ECE 215, 216 AND 331o PREREQ t S 560. ENROLLMENT RESTRICTED TO GRAD STUDENTS, 564 ECE 422 3 ELECTRONICS 4 001 1000-1050 M W F ECC~ 2-26 90 PREREQ ECE 323. 156 C S 581 3 DATA BASE SYSTS OOJ 1400-1515 T TH ECCR 0-14 RA KING 35 PREREQ C S 225• RECOMMENDED: C S 328, 375· 564 ECE 424 3 COMMUNICATION THEORY 001 0900-0950 M W F ECCR. 0-16 80 ENROLLMENT RESTRICTED TO C S ANO ECE GRAD STUDENTS· PREREQ ECE 331 AND 381·

156 C S 584 3 SOFTWARE OEV WKSP 001 l000-1115 M H BUS 251 l OSTERWE ll 35 564 ECE 434 3 INT~O TO SOLID STATE 001 1000-1050 M W F ECCR 0-09 35 ENROLLMENT RESTRICTED TO GRAD STUDENTS• 564 ECE 437 INTEG CIRC TECH 156 C S 592 3 AOV ART INTEl PROG 001 1500-1550 M H F ECCR: 1~07 35 PREREQ ECE 332~ COREQ .ECE 302. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR PREREQ C S 558,. ENROLLMEN"F RESTRICTED TO LEC •NO L•B· GRAD STUDENTS. 001 0800-1050 ECEE 2-16 156 C S 614 3 TPCS - COMPUTER SYSTEM 001 1400-1450 M W F ECCR 0-12: KJ KLINGENSTE[N 35 002 1300-1550 ECEE 2-16 003 0800-1050 TH ECEE 2·16 156 C S &15 3 TPCS-FORMAL SYSYTEHS 001 1400-1450 H W F ECCR 1-09 20 004 1300-1550 TH ECEE 2·16 6 INSTR CONSENT REQUIRED. ENROLLMENT LAB-INT~G C IRC TECH l010 0900-0950 M W ECCR 1-28 24 RESTRICTED TO GRAD STUDENTS• 564 ECE 440 3 RELIABILITY/QUAL CONT 001 1600-1715 T TH ECCR 0-36 48 156 C S 611 3 TPCS-NUM COHP 001 16D0-1830 M ECST 0-03 MC BRYAN 25 PREREQ ECE 381. CONTINUATION OF C S 617 FROM FALL 1987• 564 ECE 445 PRIJCESS CONTROLS LAB 001 1600-1650 w ECEE 0-U 20 156 C S 658 3 KNaW BASED SYS/EXP SYS 001 1230-1345 TH BUS 354 G FtSCHE~ 20 PREREQ ECE 222, 331 OR SENIOR STANDING .. PREREQ C S 558, ENROllMENT RESTRICTED LAB SECTIONS TO BE ARRANGED .. TO GRAD STUDENTS • 564 ECE 451 2 POWER LAB 1 010 1300-1650 T ECEE 0-07 20 156 C S 683 3 USER INTERFACE DESIGN 001 19D0-2130 w ECCR 1-07 CH LEWIS 20 020 1300-1650 TH ECEE 0-07 20 ENROLLMENT RESTRICTED TO GRAD STUOENTSe PREREQ OR COREQ ECE 317"

156 C S 700 0•4 MASTER~s THESIS 900 ARR 20 564 ECE 453 2 POWER SYSTEMS LAB 001 1300-1650 ECEE 0-07 20 !iQli.,_ 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM. PREREQ ECE 311 ANI) 451 ..

156 C S 711 3 TPCS-PARALLEL PROC 001 U00-1215 T TH E:CCR 1-40 R:l3 SCHNABEL 30 564 ECE 457 MICROPROCESSOR S\'S lAB ENROLLMENT RESTRICTED TO GRAO STUDENTS. PREREQ ECE 223 ~

156 C S HZ 3 TPCS-KONSVMSOliC AI 001 1600-1715 M W ECCR 1-42 P SMOLENSKY 35 001 U00-1350 M ECEE 0-17 20 PREREQ C S 558 OR INSTR CONSENT. 002 1100-1350 w ECEE 0-17 20 ENROLLMENT RESTRICTED TO GRAD STUDENTS· MICROPROC SVS LAB L010 1000-1050 T ECCR 2-06 .. .N..t11.E..L All 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM .. 564 ECE 459 3 COMPUTER ORGANIZATION 001 1300-1350 M H F ECCR 2-06 96 PREREQ ECE 130/257 AND 2 22 ~ 156 C S 777 3 CURR TPCS-COMPUTER SC! 001 0930-1045 T TH ECCR 0-38 R TERWILLIGER 35 INSTR CONSENT REQUIRED• 564 ECE 460 2 COMPUTER LAB 001 0800-1150 TH ECEE. 0-25 25 . ' PREREQ ECE 130/257, 133 ANO 459 • 156 c s 778 3. ·-''TPCS IN COG SCI 001 1800-2030 T MUEN 0346 P SMOLENSKV 35 ENROLLMENT R)O.STiAlO MICRO CIR OES 001 0930-1045 M W ECCR ·0-14 40 110 1400-1650 F ECEE 024A 24 PREREQ ECE 314.

564 ECE 134 1 TECHNICAL WRITING 001 1300-1350 H BUS 250 50 564 ECE 511 3 WAVEGUIDES/TRANS liNES 001 1500-1550 M W F ECCR 1-28 25 002 1300-1350 M sus 250 50 PREREQ ECE 314 OR EQUIV• 003 1300-1350 M BUS 250 50 THIS COURSE FOR FRESHMEN ONLY= 564 ECE 516 3 GUIOEO WAVE OPTICS 001 1000-1050 M W F ECCR 1-28 35

56-4 ECE 215 4 CIRCUITS/ELECTRONICS 1 001 0900-0950 HTW F ECCR 2-06 96 564 ECE 526 3 PROP EFFTS SA TEL T COMM 001 0800-0915 T TH ECCR 0-38 48 PREREQ C S 120. COREQ ECE 255 AND A M 235· PREREQ ECE 314 ~R EQUIV•

564 ECE 216 4 CIRCUITSIELECTRONICS 001 1000-1050 H WTHF ECCR 2-06 85 564 ECE 527 3 RAD.R SCI •No TECH 001 1600-1115 M W ECCR 0 .... 38 56 002 1600-1650 H W F ECCR 2-28 96 PREREQ ECE 525 OR EQUIV• PREREQ ECE 215, 255 AND A M 235· COREQ ECE 256 .. 564 ECE 545 3 SAMPLEO OATA/O!G CON 001 1100-1150 M W F ECCR 0-01 564 ECE 222 3 MICROCOMP ARCH/PROG 001 0800-0850 M W F ECCR 2-26 75 PREREQ ECE 322, 331 ANO 413,. PREREQ ECE 130, 133, C S 121 OR C S 130a 564 ECE 546 3 NETiiORK SYNTHESIS 1 001 0900-0950 M W F ECC!l 1-24 35 564 ECE 223 1 MICROPROCESSOR LAB PREREQ ECE 323 AND A M 236. PREREQ ECE 130 AND 222· 564 ECE 555 3 PARALlEL PROCESSING 001 1400-1515 T TH ECCR 0-1z 50 010 1500-1750 M ECEE 0-1 T 24 PREREQ ECE 222, 459 ~NO C S 324. 020 0800-1050 T ECEE 0-17 24 030 1100-1350 T ECEE 0-17 24 564 ECE 556 3 TRANSl PROG lANGUAGES 001 1000-1050 H W F ECCR 0-01 35 040 1400-1650 T ECEE 0-17 24 PREREQ ECE 222 OR SOFTWARE SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT AND 553 OR 050 1500-175D w ECEE 0•17 24 INSTR CONSENT, 060 ll00-1350 TH ECEE 0-11 24 070 H00-1650 TH ECEE 0-17 24 564 ECE 560 3 OPTICOL LAB 1 001 0830-1150 T ECEE 2-02 2 D02 1330-1650 T ECEE 2-02 l 564 ECE 255 1 CIRCU!TS/ELECTROI'IICS 1 D03 0830-1150 w ECEE 2-02 2 COREQ ECE 215• STUDENT HUST REGISTER FCR lEC AND LAB· 004 1330-1650 w ECEE 2-02 ;z 005 0830-1150 TH ECEE 2-02 l 001 0800-0950 TH ECEE 2-21 24 006 1230-1550 TH ECEE 2-02 2 002 1000•1150 TH ECEE 2-21 24 lAB-OPTICAl LAB 1 l010 0900-0950 TH ECEE 0-ll ll 003 1200-1350 w ECEE 2-21 24 LAB-CIRCUITSIELECTR 1 LOlO lZ00-1250 H ECCR 0•18 72 564 ECE 561 OPT SYSTEMS DESIGN 001 0800-0915 T TH ECC~ 1-42 35

564 ECE 256 1 ClRCUITIElECTRONICS 564 ECE 564 3 MOO METH SPECT ESTIMA 001 0900-0950 M W F ECCR 1-03 35 PREREQ ECE H5 AND 255• COREQ ECE 216• STUDENT MUST PREREQ ECE 56_1 AND 563• REGIS!STER FOR LEC ANO LAB• 564 ECE 565 3 OETECIEXTRCT SIG NOISE 001 1300-1350 M W F ECCR 0-09 001 1000-1150 ECEE 2-22 24 PREREQ ECE 56J OR EQUIV. 002 0800-0950 ECEE 2-22 24 003 1200-1350 ECEE 2-22 24 FOR ECE 567 0 ADVANCED OPERATING SYSTEM, REGISTER FOR 004 1400-1550 ECEE Z-22 24 c s 567. ECEE 2-22 24 ~~~ ' ~~gg:g;g TH ECEE 2-Z! 24 564 ECE 569 3 FOURIER OPTIC/OPT COMP 001 1100•1150 H W F ECEE Z-16 35 LAB-CIRC/ELECTRONICS L010 0800-0850 w ECCR 0-38 56 PREREQ ECE 314 AND 3>~ • ECE 560 RECOMMENDED• L020 1200-1250 w ECCR Z-26 75 564 ECE 57Z 3 ENERGY SYS ANALYSIS 001 0800-0915 T TH ECCR 0-12 50 564 ECE 257 3 lOGIC CIRCUITS 001 0800-0850 H W F ECCR 0•18 PREREQ ECE 317 OR INSTR CONSENT, NOT OPEN TO ANYONE WHO HAS TAKEN ECE 130~ FOR C S STUDENTS AND OTHER NON-MAJORS ONLy, 564' ECE 580 3 POWER 'ELECTRONICS 2 001 1100-1215 T TH ECEE 0-11

564 ECE 302 3 STATiSTICAl THERMO 001 1.500-1550 M W F ECCR 0-36 58 564 ECE 582 3 NEUROELECTRIC SYSTEMS 001 1400-1515 T TH ECCR 1-46 15 PREREQ ECE 313 OR PHYS 212· PREREQ DR COREQ ECE 381. INSTR CONSENT REQUIRED•

564 ECE 303 3 !::LEC/ELEC CIRC 001 093D-1045 TH ECCR 1-09 56 564 ECE 590 0 GRADUATE SEMINAR 001 1600-1650 ECCR 2-ZS 100 002 1100-1215 TH ECCR 1-42 56 PREREQ A M 235,

564 ECE 313 3 ELECTROMAG FIELDS/WAVE 001 1400-1450 H W F ECCR 2-26 002 1100-1150 H W F ECCR 2•26 37 ·,"'r.;< "jOOPT DEPT CRS NO. DEPT SEC TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR LIMIT NO. DEPT NO. CR TITLE OF COURSE SEC TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR LIMIT

564 ECE 591 3 INTEGRATED CI-RC PROC 580 M E 414 3 DESIGN 1 001 1100-1215 T TH ECCR 0-20 B.A BECK 30 .t:J..Oif.!. SECTION 001 AND 002 WILL MEET IN ECEE 2-32. 580 M E 416 3 DESIGN 2 001 1100-1215 T TH ECME 0-25 LE CARL SON 40 001 0800-1050 SEE DEPT 6 PREREQ M .E 414e 002 1300-1550 w SEE DEPT 6 LAB~INTEG ClRC PROC LOlO. 0800-0850 M W F ECCR 1-01 25 580 M E 442 3 "tECH ENGR lABCRATORY 010 1400-1450 TH ECCR 1-01 ZOLLER 30 lAB-MECH ENGR L.AB LOll 0800-1050 T TH ECME 1-04 !OLLER 30 564 ECE 592 3 MlCROSTRIP ANTENNAS 001 1100-1150 M W F ECCR 0-12 60 PREREQ M E 31&.

564 ECE 663 3 ADV DIGIT SIG PRO 001 1000-1050 M W F ECCR 1-24 34 580 M E 457 3 COMBUSTION 001 1400-1515 T TH ECCR 1-26 OR KASSOY 30 PREREQ ECE 56 3~ SAME AS M E 596 ..

1:illl.E..!_ 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM. Sao· M E 458 3 COMP A tOED THRML OESGN 001 0900-0950 M W F ECCR 1-26 HE JOHNSON 35 564 ECE 700 0-6 MASTER'S THESIS 900 ARR 20 580 M E 496 3 INTRO TO FINITE ELEMTS 001 1000-1050 M W F ECCR 0-36 35 564 ECE 800 0-9 DOCTOR'S THESIS 900 ARR 20 580 M E 498 3 OPTIMAL DESIGN 001 1400-1515 M W ECCR 1-30 CH SUH 30 SAME AS M E 598o 564 ECE 810 10 DOCTOR'S THESIS 900 ARR 20 580 M E 514 3 STATISTCL THERMOOYNAMC 001 0800-0915 T TH ECCR 0-12 MC BRANCH 30 564 ECE 920 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUOY 900 ARR 10 580 M E 522 3 METHODS ENGR ANAL Y 2 001 1200-1250 M W F ECCR 0-12 S DATTA 30 56-4 ECE 930 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 10 580 M E 590 0 GRADUATE SEMINAR 001 1&00-1730 ECCR 1-09 P!J HElDMAN 50 564 ECE 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 580 M E 596 3 COMBUSTlON 001 1400-1515 T TH ECCR 1-26 OR KASSOY 564 ECE 941 1-5 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 15 SAME AS M E 457•

564 ECE 950 1-4 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 580 M E 598 3 OPTIMAL DESIGN 001 1400-1515 M W ECCR 1-30 Cfi SUH SAME AS M E 496· 564 ECE 951 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 25 580 M E 678 3 DVN OF CONTIN MEDIA 001 1400-1515 M W CHEM 115 DATTA 564 ECE 960 1-6 INDEPENDENT STUDY 15 900 ARR 10 KISSLINGER

564 ECE 961 1 .. 6 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 ~ 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FOR~S. 564 ECE 999 3 MASTER'S DEGREE CAND 900 ARR 30 560 M E 700 1-6 •"tASTER'S THESIS 900 ARR P ZOLLER 10

560 ME 800 0-9 .DOCTOR'S THESIS 900 ARR MC Electrical Engineering and Telecommunications ~RANCH 10 580 ME 810 10 DOCTOR•.s THESIS 900 ARR OR KASSOY 60

580 M E 920 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR Ll: CARL SON 20 565 EETL 535 3 TRENDS IN 'sAT COMM SYS 001 1530-1800 M ECCR 0-14 HA HADDAD 45 PREREQ ECE 531 ANO 534,. 580 H E 930 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR PO WEIDMAN 20 565 EETL 536 1 TELECOMM SEMINAR 001 1530-1800 TH BUS 224 RE SHAIN 90 580 M E 940 1-6 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR AR GREENBERG 20 SENIOR STANDING REQUIRED· 565 EETL 537 3 TELECOMM LAB 001 121J0-1530 M ECEE 2-22 FK BECKER 25 580 M E 941 1-b INDEPEOENT STUDY 900 ARR 15 565 EETL 533 3 DATA COMMUNICATIONS 001 0730-0845 M ECCR 0-12 HM GATES 50 002 ARR 48 580 M E 950 1-b IND STUDY 900 ARR P ZOLLER PREREQ ECE 531 AND 534e 20 580 M E 9b0 1-6 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR PO WEIDMAN 20 565 EETL 540 3 TELEPHONE SYSTEMS 001 1830-2100 M ECCR 1-16 56 GRADUATE STAN!JiriG REQUIRED· PREREQ ECE 531 AND 534. 580 M E 970 1-b INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 565 EETL 595 .3 POL ECON OF TELECDMM 001 0830-1100 TH ECCR 1~2& RE SHAIN 30 GRADUATE STANDING REQUIRED~

liOif..:. 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM. 9 580 M E 999 3 MASTER S DEGR':E CAND . 900 ARR 30 565 EETL 700 0-b MASTER'S THESIS 900 ARR 10

565 EETL 950 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 10 565 EETL 959 0-6 TElECOMM PROJECT 900 ••• 10 565 EETL 999 3 CAI-4DIDATE FOR DEGREE 900 ARR 10 COLLEGE OF ENVIRONMENTAL Engineering DESIGN 568 ENGR 101 2 J;;NGINEERING DRAWING Raymond G. Studer, Dean OPEN TO ALl STUDENTS ON A SPACE AVAILABLE BASIS~ ALL INTERESTED STUDENTS SHOULD REQUEST COURSE. Environmental Design 168 ENGINEERING STUDENTS Will BE GIVEN PREFERENCE.

001 0900-1150 M W ECCR 1-14 LO 9ALL 36 004 0900-1150 T TH ECCR 1-14 lO BAlL 36 General Information 007 1400-1650 M W ECCR 1-14 LO BAll 36 010 1300-1550 T TH ECCR 1-14 lO BALL 36 Statements concerning general policies, rules and regulations, and specific

568 ENGR 172 1 FRESHHAN SEMINAR 2 001 ARR 30 information relative to course sequence and requirementsare ,containE')d in the 002 ARR 30 003 ARR 30 1988-89 University of Colorado at Boulder Catalog available in libraries, the 004 ARR 30 005 30 College Dean's Office, or the University Bookstore. All students areresponsible 006 •••ARR 30 007 ARR 30 for familiarizing themselves with this information and should retain a copy in their 008 ARR 30 009 30 personal files. Students should also consult the Environmental Design Student 010 •••ARR 30 011 ARR 30 Handbook available from the Dean's Office. 012 ARR 30 013 ARR 30 Environmental Design students must specify major code EV 852 or 853. Students 014 30 015 •••ARR 30 select advisors from the faculty in Environmental Design. Faculty offices for 016 ARR 30 017 AQR 30 advisors are in the Environmental Design Building. Ail students enrolled in the 018 30 019 •••ARR 30 College of Environmental Design are required to see an advisor before Registration 020 ARR 30 021 ARR 30 for each semester. All students must see the Academic Advisor in the dean's office 022 ARR 30 023 30 every year to ensure progress toward graduation. 024 •••ARR 30 025 ARR 30 568 ENGR 405 3 SEI>9-SC l COMMUNICAT.ION 001 1600-1830 M OP G G025 JT DENNETT Transfer Students-Before admittance to this program, transfer students from Engineering Honors the Boulder Campus or from other universities should have completed a college physical or life science course with lab (see Breadth Electives listing), English lil!If..L SEE COU.SES LISTED UNDER HONORS IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SC£ENCES SECTION• composition or equivalent, mathematics (calculus· for pre::~rchitecture .·and statistics Engineering Management for planning and other design students), and basic drawing skills, plus an overall 569 ENH 501 3 INTRO TO ENGR MGMT 001 ARR 2.75 minimum grade point average. 56'J ENH 504 3 PRl)CT/QUAL MOO MANUFAC 001 1630-1745 T TH ECCQ: o-12 Industrial Engineering Minimum Scholastic Standards-Students will be subject to suspension if

572 I E 397 3 ENGINEERING ECONOMY 001 1600·1715 T TH ECCR 2-26 PF OSTWALO 50 they do not maintain a cumulative grade point average of 2.00 for the SAME AS C E 497., Environmental Design undergraduate division. A D in a required course other than 572 I E 446 3 ROSOTICS 001 1600-1715 T TH ECCR 1-05 CH KAHNG 35 general electives requires repeating the course. 572 I E 496 3 SA.FE!TY ENGINEERING 001 1600-1715 T·TH ECCR 1-07 BA BECK 40 512 I E 504 3 PR:ODUCTIVITY/QUALITY 001 1630-1745 T TH ECCR 0-12 A MOXLEY 15 Normal Schedule-The normal semester credit hour load in the College of 572 I E 593 3 DESIGN ESTIMATING 001 1.230.. 1345 T TH ECCR 0-12 PF OST!iALD 35 Environmental Design is 16 semester hours. Advanced approval by the dean is 900 SECH O!lfS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM. essential for loads less than 12 semester hours or more than I 7 semester hours. 572 I E 700 1-6 MASTER"$ THESIS 900 ARR 15 No incomplete marks (IW or IF) are given in the College of Environmental Design 572 I E 920 1-3 HfOEPENOENT STUDY 900 ••• 20 except in the case of a demonstrated medical crisis. 572 I E 930 1-3- INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 572 I E 940 1-4 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR PF OSTWALD 20 Attendance Regulations-Students are expected to comply with the 572 I E 950 1-4 IIIDEPENOENT STUDY 900 ARR RJ WILLIAMS 20 attendance regulations specified by the instructor at the beginning of the semester. 572 I E 951 1•4 IN!lEPENOENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 572 I E 999 3 MASTER• S DEGREE CANO 900 ARR 30 Additional Policies-No student may take a required course on a Pass/Fail basis. No student may receive credit for a course taken twice under the same Mechanical Engineering number.

560 M E 132 3 COMP AIOEO OJUW/FABRIC 001 1300-1350 TH '=CCR 0 .. 30 A MOXLEY 90 LAS .... COMP AID DRAW/FABR l010 0800-0950 H W ECME 1•01 LE CARLSON 12 Requirements for Bachelor of LOll 1000-1150 M W ECME 1•01 LE C.&.RLSON 12 L012 1200-1350 M W ECME 1-01 t.E C.&.RLSON 12 Environmental Design Degree L013 1400-1550 M W ECME 1·01 lE CA~LSOi\1 12 l014 0900-1050 T TH ECME 1·01 LE CARLSO!i 12 ENVD curriculum for students admitted Fall 1983 and after: L015 1100-1250 T TH ECME 1-01 LE CARLSON 12 L016 1500·1650 T ECME 1-01 LE CARLSON 12 1000-1150 F ECME 1·01 Design-4 studios 24 credits l017 1500-1650 TH ECME 1·01 LE CARLSON 12 1300-1450 F ECME 1·01 Societal-2 courses 6 credits

580 M E 195 1-3 SPECIAL -TOPICS 701 ARR 20 Natural Science Technology-

580 M E 203 l COMPUTER- AlOEO DESIGN 001 1400-1515 T TH ECCR 2-26 CH SUH 40 2 courses 8 credits

580 H E 212 J ENGINEERING TltERMO 1 001 12-(JG-1250 M W F ECCR 2•06 RX ANOERSOM 90 Media-2 courses 6 credits PREREQ PHYS ll2o History/Theory-3 courses 9 credits 580 M E 282 J KECiiANICS 2 001 1500•1550 M W F ECCR 1-09 111.. WAINWRIGHT 70 PREREQ M E 281. Total minimum required ENVD course credits=Sl

580 ~ E 301 J llfiMJ TO ~ATL SCI 1 0

580 M E 365 3 i'iE.CiUIHCS 5 001 0930•1045 T TH ECCR 2·26 F J;;SSENBURG 80 Science 331, 350, 351, 430 PRER€Q M E" 383. Technology 580 M E 395 1-3 SPECIAl. TOPICS 701 ARR 15 SoCietal 215/315 or 316 580 H E 401 3 ME'CH BE-HAVIOR,HAl;ERIAL 001 1230-1345 T TH ECCR 1•30 AR GREENBERG 80 History/ I 05/275 and two upper division 38 Theory history/theory elective, such as (ARCH 470, ARCH 471, or ARCH 475) ENVD Emphasis Area DEPT Cll TITLE OF COURSE Courses Variable 590 ENVO 275 3 HI STORY /THEORY QFC ENVD 001 1100-1215 T TH F A Nl4l 50 Emphasis Area OPEN TO NONMAJOR.S~

Electives I 5 credits mm1mum (9 in 590 ENVD 300 6 AD\f ENVO STUD lO PRERE,Q -ENVO· lOS,-· 200, 215, 220, 235, 275 AND Upper Division) COMPLETION OF BREADTH ELECTIVESG $25 lAB FEE WILL BE ASSESSED.

010 1300-1350 M W F ENVD 102 GS 16 Credits required for graduation= 128 LAB-ADV ENVD STUDIO lOll 1400-1550 M W F ENVO 102 GS 16 AOV ENVO STUDIO 020 1300-1350 M W F EN\1'0 12.2 AD lo LAB-AOV ENVO STUDIO L021 1400•1550 M W F ENVO 122 AD 16 Breadth Electives (one approved course from each area): AOII ENVO STUDIO 030 1300"" 1350 M W F ENVO 391. Dl 16 LAB-A0\1 ENVO STUDIO l031 1400-1550 M W F ENVD 391 Ol 16 Math"-MATH 130, (recommended for architecture), statistics (MATH 281, 590 ENVD 315 3 PR.OG/METH-ARCH Q M 20 I , PSY 21 0, SOC 3 17, ECON 381 , or GEOG 40 I required for planning) PREREQ ENVD 200 AND 215~ STUDENTS MUST REGISTER FOR. lEC AND REC .. Physical and Life Sciences (with lab)* -PHYS 30 I 010 1230-1345 T TH ENVO 120 EG !\RIAS 30 (recommended for architecture); EPOB 121 and 123; CHEM I 03; REC-PROG/ME TH-A·R"CH ROll ll00-1215 T ENVD 122 EG 15 R021 ll00-1215 TH ENVD 122 EG 1 s 123, 125. 590 ENVD 316 3 ~ES ISS/METH-PLAN Social Sdence-ANTH 103, 104, 210, 220; BLST 203, 204; PREREQ ENVD 200 AND 2154 STUDENTS MUST REG'f.ST~~ FOR LEC AND REC· ECON 201, 202; GEOG 198, 199; HIST 101, 102, 105, 106, I I , 112, 010 1230-1345 T TH EG 30 141, 142, 151, 152, 161, 162, 181, 182, 201, 202, 207, 208, 215, 216, REC-f

*These courses must be completed before starting upper division ENVD courses­ 590 ENVO 367 3 INTR CM::tTER APPL-ENVO 001 1230 ... 1345 T TH EN'J'f_) 1.02 RJ i'iC CALL 25 that is, course number 300 or above. OPEN TO NONMA JQR S BY IN STR CONSENT~ 590 ENVO 402 6 ARCH STUDIO 1 PRERE:Q ENVU 300s $25 lAB fEE: \Hll 13E ASSESSI:O.

Emphasis Area-These are preprofessional design specializations in architecture, 010 0900-0950 M W 301 SH KPH.HIU. 15 LAB-ARCH STUDIO 1 LOll 1000-1150 M W 301 SH J.5 urban design, landscape, interior design, or planning. Your upper division ENVD ARCH STUDIO 1 020 0900-0950 M W 350 AD l5 courses should be taken to support your chosen emphasis area. An emphasis area LAB-ARCH STUOifJ 1 L02:l 1000-1150 M W ENVO 350 M 15 590 ENVD 403 6 ARCH STUDIO 2 010 0

area. The semester before you enter the upper division, you should consult these 590 ENVD 406 6 LANDSCAOE ARCH STUDIO 010 0900-0950 M 1>1 ENVD 335 15 LAB-LANDSCAPE ARCH LOll l000-1150 M W ENVO 335 15 listings, and file a Support Elective Petition with the Dean's Office. PREREQ ENVD 301). $25 LAB FEE WILL BE ASSESSED~

590 ENVO 410 3 SOC RSRCH MTH-ARCH DSN 001 1530-1645 'f Tli ENVD 102 W IJAN VLIET 15

Support Electives-You must take at least 15 semester credits ofapprov(!g 590 ENVD 420 3 ARCH GRAPHICS 1 001 0930-1150 T TH EMVD 330 GS CQ:!JSS 20 002 1400-1620 T TH E:NVD 214 GS CROSS 20 course work outside the department that supports your ernphasi'Starea~· This. course PREREQ ENVD 200 AND 220~ work is listed with emphasis area requirements available from the College. Nine of 590 ENVD 421 3 ARCH GRAPHICS 2 001 1400-1620 T TH EI\!VO 330 R MARTIN 24 PREREQ ENVO ZOO AND 220· the IS semester credits must be in the upper division (300 and 400 level). 5g0 ENVD 430 3 ENV IMPACT ASSESSMENT 001 1600-1650 M W F ENVO 122 SW HAVLICK 25 OPEN TO NON-MAJORS~ Requirements for students admitted before Fall 1983 who are continuing 590 ENVO 431 3 SOLAR TECH - ARCH 001 1530-1645 T TH Hli'1S 141 DR HOLLOWAY 50 OPEN TO NON-MAJORS. under the old ENVD curriculum: 590 ENVD 467 3 AOV GRAPH PROGRAMMING 001 1530-.1645 T TH ENVD 122 RJ ~C CALL 25 PREREQ ENVD 360 0~ 367 OR INSTR CONSENT • OPEN TO A. Environmental Design Studio 36 hours NON-MAJORS .. 6. ( 6 semesters, hours each) 590 ENVD 472 3 HIST OF AM ARCH 001 0930-1045 T TH ENVD 122 J DRAPER 15 Must i,n.f.lude least one 200-level, one 300-level, and two 400-levels. OPEN TO NONOMAJORS. PREREQ JUNIOR OR SE!\IIOR at STANDING.

B. Collateral Courses 590 ENVD 475 3 rUST OF PlANNING 001 1400-1515 T TH ENVO 122 J DRAPE~ 15

,cENVD Graphics 2 semesters, 3 hours each (ENVD 220, 221) 590 ENVD 510 3 IMPROV IMAGING ABILITY 001 1500-1750 E~VD 120 JB JUHASZ 20 ENVD Natural Science/ 3 semesters, 3 hours each (ENVD 130, 230, OPEN TO NON-MAJORS • 590 ENVO 550 3 PH'fS ELEM/UR8AN DEV 001 1500-1550 M W F ENVD 102 EG AR£AS 20 Tech 231) OPEN TO NON-MAJORS •

ENVD Societal Science 3 semesters, 3 hours each (ENVD I I 0, 21 0, 21 I) ~ 900 SECTIONS REQU [RE DEPARTMENTAL FORM. ENVD Histqry/Theory I semester, 3 hours. (ENVD 170) 590 ENVD 940 1-6 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 10 C. Required courses in other colleges and schools of the University: 590 ENVO 943 1-6 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 10 Mathematics (calculus-MATH I 30-for prearchitecture students, or 590 ENVD 945 1-6 IND ST-TCHNG ASST 900 ARR 10 statistics) 590 ENVD 946 1-6 IND STOY .. TCHNG ASST 900 ARR 10 One semester of PHYS 30 I with lab and a course in English composition or 590 ENVD 947 1-6 IND STOY·RESEARCH ASST 900 ••• 10 expository writing. 590 ENVD 948 1-6 INTERNSHIP 900 ••• 10 D. Elective Courses-Students should include upper-division courses in Architecture arts, humani~ies, physical sciences, business, engineering, or other appropriate 591 ARCH 420 6 ARCH APPREC AND DESIGN 001 1500-1750 M W ENVD 12:2 JV MARDSEN 25 units in their curriculum. Elective courses may. be selected from any OPEN TO FOURTH YEAR ARCH E MAJORS ONLY· THIS COURSE department on campus in consultation with faculty advisors. These courses REPLACES PREVIOUS COURSES - ARCH 320 AND 321• 591 ARCH 471 3 ARCH HISTORY 001 U00-1215 T TH F A Nl41 J O~ll;Pt;:~ 100 include a broad spectrum- of offerings from other colleges and schools as well OPEN TO ARCH ENGINEERING SENIORS AND NON-MAJORS ON A SPACE AVAILABLE BASIS, OR BY [NSTR CO\\!SENT. as the College of Design and Planning, but should support declared emphasis or OPTIONAL LABS FOR ARCH 471 TO BE ARR ARE AS FOLL'J\~5: 0300-0850 t-.1 ENVO 122 specialization declared in the second year of the program. 1500-1550 M ENVD 120 Total Hours Required for Graduation= 128

TRANSFER PROGRAM IN ARCHITECTURE AND PLANNING The Master of Architecture and Master of Urban and Regional Planning programs at CU-Denver are open to holders of baccalaureate degrees, including the Bachelor of Environmental Design degree at CU-Boulder. Although this graduate GRADUATE SCHOOL program normally requires three and one-half years of study for completion, a pre­ Regent 306 architecture curriculum exists at UCB whereby students may be considered for General ~nformation advanced standing in the Master of Architecture program at UCD. Consult the University of Colorado at Boulder Catalog and your major department for additional' information concerning requirements for advanced Major Codes degrees. All regular degree and provisional degree graduate students must have the 852 Environmental Design approval of their authorized dep'c1hmental representatives concerning their 853 Environmental Design and Business proposed program of courses for each semester and must plan their degree 590 ENVO 100 6 ENVO/COMM STUDIO OPEN TO NONMAJOR5 ON A SPACE-AVAILABLE BASIS ONLY• programs with their designated advisors. Admission to Graduate School is not STUDENTS MUST REGISTER FOR LEC AND LAB~ $25 LAB FEE Will BE ASSESSED .. equivalent to approval of candidacy for an advanced degree. A student who wishes

010 12!)0-1250 M KTCH 235 CL HINKLEY 100 to become a candidate for a degree must make application in the manner LAB-EN\10/COMM STUDIO LOll 1400-1650 M W ENVD 201 CL HINKLEY 20 L021 1400-1650 M W ENVO 201 20 prescribed under the requirements for the degree sought. l031 0>;100-1150 M W ENVO 201 20 L041 0900-1150 M W ENVD 201 L SAUER 20 L051 0900-1150 M W ENVO 201 CL HINKLEY 20 Graduate Deadlines and Exam Dates 590 ENVD 105 3 ENVO PERSPECTIVES 001 1500-1550 M W F GUGG 201 OR HOLLOWAV 100 OPEN TO NON-MAJfJRS ON A SPACE-~VAILABLE SASIS ONLY• NOTE: Departments or program committees may have additional deadlines which '590 ENVO 200 6 ENVD STUDIO must be met by graduate students in that department or program. It is the PREREQ ENVO 100 AND 105• STUDENTS MUST REGISTER FOR LEC AND LAB~ PREREQ OR COREQ El'fVD 220~ $25 LAS FEE student's responsibility to ascertain such requirements and to meet them as WILL BE ASSESSED~

010 OB00-0850 W ENYO 120 A HARLOW 54 designated by the department or program chairman. LAB-ENVO STUDIO LOll 0900-1150 M W ENYO 201A A HARLOW 18 L021 0900-1150 M W ENVO 20113 K SAPORITO 18 L031 0900-1150 M W ENVO 201C 18 Deadlines for master's degree candidates for Spring 1988 590 ENVD 215 3 INTRO SOC SCI AND ENVD 001 1200-1315 W F EliVD 120 JB JUHASZ 70 OPEN TO NON MAJORS ON A SPACE-AVAILABLE Qualifying BASIS ONLY. Examination Students should check with department. 590 ENVD 22:0 3 ENVO DESIGN MEDIAS PREREQ ENVD 100. Request for Transfer Must be received in Graduate School by the 001 0930-llSO T TH ENVO 214 AL HARLOW 20 002 0930•1150 T TH ENVD 214 K SAPORITO 20 of Credit beginning of the semester before the semester of 003 1400-1620 T TH ENVD 214 A HARLOW 20 graduation. 590 ENVO 235 4 NAT SCI TECH AND ENVO OPEN TO NONMAJORS ON A SPACE-tWAlLABLE BASIS ONLYo STUDENTS MUST REGISTER FOR lEC AND LABo Application for Must be received in Graduate School at least

010 0930-1045 T TH ENVO 120 SW HAVLICK 10 Candidacy Form I 0 weeks before comprehensive-final examination or SB ZEMLER LAB-NAt SCI TECH/ENVO LOll 1230-1430 TH ENVO 212 SW HAVLICK 35 thesis defense is attempted. It is recommended that S8 ZEMLER L012 1400•1600 T ENVO 212 SW HAVLICK 35 application be submitted the semester previous to SS ZEMLER graduation. 39 Diploma Card M~~t b'~"submi'tted to the Grad'~~~~"'s~h~g, at,~h~ 1 CR T!TLE OF COURSE SEC TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR LIMIT beginning of the semester of graduation. Comprehensive­ Examination defense must be scheduled by Final Examination April 18 and completed by April 25 for or Thesis Defense May conferring of degrees. Students must be 600 JOUR 100 3 CONTEMP MASS MEDIA 001 1400-1515 T TH RAMY C250 150 002 1530-1645 T TH RAMY C250 200

registered at the time the examination is attempted 600 JOUR 200 3 1-fASS MEDIA WRITING P'REREQ 'JOUR 100 AND SOPHOMORE STANDING REQUiRED~ 5TUOEN'T$ and must register during the regular Registration t-tUST HAVE AT LEAST AVERAGE TYPING SKILLS~ MAY ~E LiMITED period. TO MAJORS~ 100 1000-1050 f _!!, l\fl4l 128 Thesis Filed in April 29 (two copies), for May conferring LAB-r~ASS MEDIA WRITING lllO 1200~1450 M "'CKY 0030 16 Ll20 1500~1750 M '1CKY 0030 16 Graduate School, Com­ of degrees. ll30 lZOU-1450 !"iCKY 0030 16 ll40 1500-1750 ~CKV 0038 16 plete in all Respects !...150 0800-1050 T 16 ~160 1100-1350 T 16 L170. 0800-1050 TH 16 \_180 1100-1350 fH 16 Deadlines for doctoral degree candidates for Spring 1988 600 JOUR :iOO 3 REPORTING l Students should check with department. PRI::REQ .JOUR 200~ i"iAY BE LIMITED 1'0 MAJORS. 001 1200-!350 M W ,>iCKY 14 Examination 002 1400-1550 M W MCK'f 14 003 1200-1350 T TH MCKY 14

Completion of Before scheduling comprehensive examination. 600 JOUR 310 3 ?RESS PHOTOGRAPHY 001 0800-0850 T TH NICKY 102 25 LAB TO BE .1\RRANGED~ Language Requirement 600 JOUR 340 3 PRIN OF 40\fERTISING 001 0930-1045 T TH 153

Earned at Least Three Before admittance to candidacy. 600 JOUR 345 3 AOifR COPY AND LAYOUT 001 1400-1515 T TH ;1CKY 003B 16 002 1700-1930 TH "'CKY 003B 16 Semesters of Credit PREREQ JOUR 340. MAY BE LIMITED TO MAJO~Se

600 JOUR 346 3 AOVERTIS lNG MEDIA 001 1400-1630 !-!l"'!S 137 44 Application for Candidacy At least 14 days before comprehensive exami­ PREREQ JOUR 340• M'AY BE LIMITED TO MAJORS.

Filed in Graduate nation is attempted. 600 JOUR 347 3 ADVERTISING RESEARCH 001 0930-1045 T TH MCK Y 102 30 002 1800-2100 TH School MCKY 102 30 600 JOUR 351 3 REP PUB AFFAIRS-GRAD 001 1400-1650 T TH MCKY 003C 16

Dissertation Approved Students should check with department. 600 JOUR 355 3 NEWS EDITING 001 0830-1045 M W MCKY 0038 15 002 0830-1045 T TH MCKY 003B 15 by Department PRE'?:EQ JOUR 200e MAY BE LIMITED TO MAJORS.

600 JOUR 360 3 RADIO AND TV NEWS 001 0900-115-0 M MCKY 003C 12 Diploma Card Must be submitted to the Graduate School in the 002 0900-1150 MCKY 003C 12 PREREQ JOUR 200· MAY BE LIMITED TO MAJORSo beginning of the semester of graduation. 600 JOUR 364' 3 PRIN - T V PRODUCTION 001 1300-1700 T TH STAO 346 16 002 1300-1700 M W STAO 346 16 Final Examination Examination must be scheduled by April 12 and PREREQ JOUR 200.. MAY BE LIMITED TO MAJORS .. 600 JOUR 367 3 TV PRODUCTION 2 completed by April 26 for May conferring of 001 0900-1250 T TH ST AD 350 20 PREREQ JOUR 364o MAY BE LIMITED TO MAJORS· degrees. Students must be registered for at least 7 600 JOUR 377 3 HISTORY OF JOURNALISM 001 1500-1550 M W EOUC 220 100 002 1100-1150 M W MCKY 102 75 semester hours of doctoral thesis at the time the MAY BE L!MITEO TO MAJORS.

examination is taken. 600 JOUR 400 3 REPORTING 2 001 1030-1145 T TH MCKY 117 16 600 JOUR 410 3 ADVANCED PHOTOGRAPHY 001 0930-1030 T TH MCKY 117 20 Dissertation Filed in April 26 for May conferring of degrees. LAB TO BE ARRANGED•

Graduate School, 600 JOUR 427 3 PUSL IC RELATIONS 001 ll00-1150 M W F HLMS 81 50 Complete in All JUNIOR STANDING REQUIRED. MAY BE LIMITEO TO MAJORS ..

600 JOUR 428 3 PUBLIC RELATIONS 'PROG 001 0900-1130 ~CKY 117 20 Respects PREREQ JOUR 427 OR DEAN• S APPROVAL· SAME AS JOUR 528·

600 JOUR 429 3 ADV PUBLIC RELATIONS 001 1400-1630 T MCKY 230 12 Major Codes PREREQ JOUR 428 OR DEAN'S APPROVAL• SAME AS JOU~ 5:29._ 600 JOUR 440 4 ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS OOt 1600-1745 M W MCKY 003B 36 40 I Accounting 428 German PREREQ JOUR 345 AND 346.. SAME AS JOUR 540. 481 Accounting-Taxation 431 History MAY BE LIMITED TO MAJORS· 484 Accounting-Information Systems 432 Journalism 600 JOUR 445 3 ADVERTISING, SOCIET"f 001 0900-1150 M MCKY 117 12

402 Aerospace Engineering Sciences 436 Linguistics 600 JOUR 450 3 ~EPORTING 3 001 1300-1500 M MCKV 117 16 403 Anthropology 474 Management Science-Information PREREQ JOUR 400 AND 355o LAB TO BE ARRANGED· 404 Applied Mathematics Systems 600 JOUR 455 3 ADVANCED EDITING 001 1000-1050 M W F ~1CKY 102 20 400 Applied Physics 438 Marketing 600 JOUR 462 3 RAfliO-TV NEWS EDITING DREREQ JOUR 300, 360 AND 364.. SAME AS JOUR 562· MAY 464 Astrophysical, Planetary, and 473 MathematiCal Physics 3E liMITED TO MAJORS .. Atmospheric Sciences 439 Mathematics 010 1500-1700 RAMY 1B31 483 Astrophysics 440 Mechanical Engineering LAB-RAOI'O. TV NEWS EDIT LOll 0900-1250 T MCKY 003C 406 Basic Science 444 Mechanics L012 0900-1250 TH MCKY 003C 407 Biology-Environmental, Population, 441 Music (D.M.A.) 600 JOUR 465 3 JOURNALISM AND THE LAW 001 0900-0950 M W F MCK'f 102 80 UPPER-DIVISION STANDING REQUIRED. and Organismic 405 Music (M.MU5.) 433 Biology-Molecular, Cellular, and 414 Music Education (M.M.Ed.) 600 JOUR 466 3 NEWSPAPER MA"JAGEMENT 001 0900-1130 !1CKY 003B 20 Developmental 442 Music Education (Ph.D.) 600 JOUR 467 1-3 T V 3 701 0900-1250 T TH 5TAD 350 25 410 Business Administration (Ph.D) 443 Musicology (Ph.D.) 600 JOUR 496 1-3 JOURNALISM PRACTICUM 701 1000-1050 M W MCKY 102 56 INSTR CONSENT REQUIRED• !3E SURE TO INDICATE DESIRED NUMBER 41 I Chemical Engineering 475 Organizational Management OF CREDIT HOURS. LAB TO BE ARRAI\IGED· 425 Chemical Physics 449 Pharmaceutical Sciences 600 JOUR 497 1-3 NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING 701 1300-1350 M W MCKY 003~ 30 4 12 Chemistry 450 Philosophy INSTR CONSENT REQUIRED· BE SURE TO INDICATE DESIRED 41 3 Chemical Engineering 45 I Physical Education NUMBER OF CREDIT HOURS· LAB TO BE ARRANGED. 460 Classics 452 Physics 600 JOUR 498 1-6 INTERNSHIP 900 ARR 10 NOTE· 900 SECTIOI'IS REQUIRED OEPARTMEI\ITAL FORM~ 459 Communication 453 Political Science PERMISSION QF JOURNALISM DEAN REQUIRI:D·

462 Communication Disorders and 496 Political Science-International 600 JOUR 500 1-4 R:ESEARCH 900 ARR 20 Affairs NOTE.. 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPr!'RTMENTAL FORMe Speech Science PERMISSION OF JOURNALISM DEAN REQUIRED• 420 Comparative Literature 497 Political Science-Public Policy MCKY 117 25 467 Computer Science 454 Psychology 600 JOUR 506 3 MASS COMM RESEARCH 001 1300-1530 472 Dance 469 Religious Studies 600 JOUR 520 3 INTER MASS COMM 001 1400-1630 T KTCH 119 16 415 Economics 457 Sociology 600 JOUR 528 3 PUBLIC RELATIONS PRO(; 001 09'00-ll30 P-IICKY 117 ! 7 Electrical Engineering 458 Spanish SAME AS JOUR 423· 466 Telecommunications 600 JOUR 529 3 AOV PUBLIC RELATIONS 001 1400-1630 T MCK Y 230 477 Engineering, Master of PRE~EQ JOUR 528 OR DEAN'S APPROVALg SAME AS JOUR 429• 490 English Literature-Creative Writing 476 Theatre 600 JOUR 540 3 .4DVERTISING CAMPAIGNS 001 1600-1745 M W MCKY 0038 9 English Literature PREREQ JOUR 345, 346. SAME AS JOUR 440~

42 Finance EDUCATION 600 JOUR 545 3 ADVERTISING, SOCIETY 001 6900-1130 M MCK'f 117 422 Fine Arts-Art Education 804 Instruction and Curriculum in 600 JOUR 562 3 RADIO-TV NEWS EDITING 001 1500-1700 fUMY 1831 468 Fine Arts-Art History Content Areas lAB-RADIO-TV NEWS EDIT LOll oqao-1250 T MCK'f 003C 423 fine Arts-Creative Art 821 Social, Multicultural, and Bilingual l'112 0900-1252 TH MC!

600 JOUR 536 3 VISUAL COMM 001 1400-1515 M W MCKY 0038 20

600 JOUR 591 3 MEDIA ETHICS 001 1300-1530 MCKY 117 16

600 JOUR 592 3 ECON, POL OF MASS COMM 001 1400-1630 TH MCKY 117 12

600 JOUR 595 3 POL ECON OF TELECOMM 001 0830-1100 TH ECCR 1-2:6 10 SAME AS EETL 595 o

WlTE~ 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTf1ENTAL FORM~

SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM AND 10 600 JOUR 593 1-3 INTERNSH-IP 900 ARR MASS COMMUNICATION 600 JOUR 700 1-6 MASTER•S THESIS 900 ARR 10 600 JOUR 930 1-4 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20

wmard Rowland Jr., Dean 600 JOUR 931 1-4 -INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20

Macky 201 600 JOUR 950 1-4 GRAD INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 General Information 600 JOUR 951 1-6 IND ST - PRO PROJECT 900 ARR 20 900 ARR 20 See pages 208-212 in the 1987-88 University of Colorado at Boulder Catalog 600 JOUR 960 1-'-t INDEPENDENT STUDY 600 JOUR 999 3 MASTER'S DEGREE CANO 900 .~RR 30 for information on requirements and courses.

and Pre-Journaiism majors must consult a Journalism advisor before the Registration period. SCHOOL OF LAW ,~dminlstrative Drops-Students may be dropped from Journalism courses for I_· 1 Clifford J. Calhoun, Acting Dean nonattendance, especially dunng the first week of classes, or for not having prerequisites. I General Information Please note. For course oiferings, consult the Law School Registrar in the Codes I Fleming Law Building, Room 141, 492-7203. i 41 Pre-Journalism (College of Arts and Double Degrees Sciences) 560 News/Editorial-Business 550 ~~ews Editorial 561 Advertising-Business 551 ,i\dvertising 562 Broadcast Production 552 Broadcast Product:on Management Management-Business 553 Broadcast News 563 Broadcast News-Business 40 554 Public Relations 564 Public Relations-Business C!<

100 MUS 553 2 SUZUKI STRING 001 ARR W STARR 25 COLLEGE OF MUSIC 700 MUS 613 3 COMP MUSIC/TEACHERS 001 1530-1700 T MUS W~59 GH BEALL 25 LAB TO BE ARRAIIIGEO. Robert Fink, Dean 700 MUS 619 1-3 SEL STUDIES-MUSIC EOUC 900 ARR W SA ILEY 30 INSTR AND GRAD ADVISOR CONSENT REQUIRED.· 900 SECTIONS Music C-111 REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAl FORMe General Information 700 MUS 710 3 H!ST OF MUSIC TEACHlNG 001 1600-1730 M W MUS NB4q GT SANDFORD 20 700 MUS 712 2 RSCH PRACTICUM-MUS EO 001 ARR KJ MC C.&.RTHY 20 MUS (UC) 108, ll'B, 184, 185, 275, 276, 277, 308, 364, 365, 382, 383, 475, INSTR AND GRAD ADVISOR CONSENT REQUIRED. 489; P MUS I I I, I I 4, l I 8, !28, 130, 131, I 32, 328, 330, 331, 332 are available for nonmusic students at the time of Registration. Classes in History/literature and Choral Music Theory may be available with consent of instructor. Other music classes are 700 MUS 513 2 ADV CHORAL CONO 001 1400-1550 M MCK'f 213 LC KI\PTEit\1 available during Drop/Add period. 25 700 MUS 515 2 SEM-l!T/PERF CHORL MUS 001 1400-1550 M MCKY 102: RL WHITTEN 30 REQUIRED OF ALL CHORAL M. MUS AND o.M.A. STUDENTS EACH Applied Music (lessons and classes) are available to degree students in Music only. SEMESTER OF RESI OENCE• OPEN TO OTHER GRAD STUDE.NTS BV Nonmusic majors secure information regarding private lessons and classes available CONSENT OF CHORAL FACULTY CHAIRMAN .. to them through the Laboratory School at the College of Music Office, Music Organ and Church Music C-122A.

All undergraduate Music students are required to attend a literature/performance 700 MUS 226 3 SERVICE PLAYING TECH 001 ARR 0 A VOLL STEDT 25

class as part of their principal applied music lessons. 700 MUS 523 2-8 CHURCH MUSIC RESEARCH 701 ARR 0.8, VOLLSTEDT 25

700 MUS 525 3 SERVICE PLAYING TECH 001 ARR Major Codes DA VflllSTEDT 25 31 B Electrical Engineering and Music Piano 570 Music and journalism 60 i Bachelor of Music 700 MUS 232 2 APPL l"tARMONY/KEYBOARD 001 1300-1350 T TH MUS N180 LM GRAHAM 15 607 Bacheior of Music Education 700 MUS 236 2 [NTRO TO ACCOMPANYING 001 1300-1450 w MUS Cll2 R SPILLMAN 25 614 Bachelor of Arts in Music 002 1600-1650 M W MUS N\385 CF WOlZIEN 25 650 Music and Business 1bO MUS 436 2 PlANO ACCOMPANYING 001 1300-1450 w SEE DEPT G OUCKWORTH 25 854 Environmental Design and Music 700 MUS 533 2 PlANO MUS OF 20TH CENT 001 1000-1150 M MUS Nl80 G DUCKWORTH 15

700 MUS 534 2 RSCH-PIANO LIT AND !>EO 900 ARR R SPILLMAN 10

700 MUS 535 2: RSCH--PIANO LIT/PED 2 900 R SPILLMAN 10 Convocation Requirement NOTE~ All 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMEMTAL FORM. 700 MUS 536 2 PIANO ACOMPANYING 001 1300-1450 SEE DEPT G DUCKWORTH 15 MUS 536 MEETS IN MUS Cl98 ..

700 MUS 537 3 OPERA FOR PIANISTS 001 1000-1150 T '-1US N180 R SPILLMAN 099 MUS 199 0 CONVOCATION RECITAL':> 001 ARR KJ MC CAR.THY 350 25

09'9 MUS 299 0 CONVOCATION RECITALS 001 ARR KJ MC CARTHY 350

700 MUS 145 2 ENGLISH DICTION/REP 001 1300-1350 T TH MUS C199 CA HILL 30

700 MUS 348 1 MUSIC THTR STAGE LAB 001 ARR M WALLACE 25 Courses Open to Both Nonmusic and Music Majors 700 MUS 446 3 FRENCH- DICT!ONIREP 001 1500-1550 M \r-1 F MUS N!BO fCJ HAR-RISON 30 100 MUS 545 2 VOCAL REPERTOIRE 001 1400-1450 T TH MUS C125 BK SABlE 20

SEE ALSO PIANO CLASS, VOICE CLASS'~ GUITA~ CLASS 700 MUS 548 2 GRAD SEM VOCAL PEO 001 1300'-1450 C125 Bl"' DOSCHER AND PERFORMING GROUPS UNDER APPLIED MUSIC. 20

700 MUS 108 3 BASIC MUSIC THEORY oo'i.~ 1200-1250 M W F MUS N859 WJ STANLEY 46 FOR NONMUSIC MAJORS OR REMEDIAL FOR MUSIC MAJORS. History and literature

100 MUS 183 3 APPRECIATION OF MUSIC CAUTION: BUY TEXT AFTER FIRST CLASS MEETiNG. FOR MUS 183, APPRECIATION OF M'USIC, MUS 185, MUSIC IN THE ROCK ERA., MUS 275, INTRO TO AME~ICAN MUSIC, 001 0800-0915 T TH tJJUS Cl 99 PM ERHA~I) 120 MUS 276, MUSIC ANO DRAMA, MUS 271, WORLD MUSICS, MUS 002 1400-1450 M W F MUS Cl9q WK KEARNS 120 308, AMERICAN POPULAR MUSIC, MUS 3-6:4, HISTORY OF 003 1000-1050 M W F ~IUS C199 WS COLLINS 160 JAZZ, MUS 383, MUSIC APPRECIATION- 2, AND MUS 489~ 004 0900-0950 M W F MUS Cl74 JM BRODY 80 LATIN AMERICAN MUSIC, SEE LISTING UNDER MUSIC COURSES 005 0930-1045 T TH MUS NB59 0 HAYES 45 OPEN TO BOTH t..!ONMUSlC AND MUSIC MAJORSe 006 1100-1150 M W F MUS: N859 J DE LEMOS 45 007 1100-1215 T TH t'IUS Cl99 120 100 MUS 181" 3 INTRO TO MUSIC 2 001 llOO-ll50 M W F MUS C199 WK KEA~NS 120 PREREQ 100, 102, 1.80 OR CONSENT OF INSTR~ 700 MUS 185 ~---- MUSIC/ROCK ERA 001 1300-1350 M W F MUS Cl99 JM BRODY 50 700 t·lUS 381 3 HISTORY OF MUSIC 001 0900-0950 M W MUS NB59 AA LUHRING 50 STRING QUARTET LIT 001 1200-1250 M MUS Cll2 FEJO:R 350 700 MUS 002 1000-1050 M. W MUS NB5q AA LUHRING ORMA I 50 PREREQ MUS 200~ SCHRANZ TAKACS NAGY 100 ~1US 483 3 STUDIES IN AMER MUSIC 001 0900-0950 M W MUS NB49 WK KEARNS 20

NUS Z75~ 276 OR 277 lS MUS 180~ 183 OR INSTR 700 MUS 485 3-4 SE"1-17TH/18TH C MUSIC 701 0930-1045 T TH MUS N285 Afl LUHRING 20 1400-1650 F MUS N285

700 f4US 275 INFW A~lERICAN MUSIC 001 1200-1250 t~ W · F MUS C199 AA LUHRING 120 100 MUS 48q 3-4 LAT AM MUSIC 701 1400-1515 T TH NB59 JK GAU'l 40 ~ 1400-1450 NBB5 700 MUS 276 3 MUSIC AND DRAMA 001 1400-1450 1'1 H MUS t>IB59 OB ELLSHORTH 46 w T TH MUS 25 700 !-iUS ZT! WORLO MUSICS 001 1000-1050 M W MUS Clq9 - D HAYES 12b

ANY STUDENT WHO ! S ASSENT FOR THE FIRST TWO CLASS MEETINGS OF MUS 308 OR 364 WILL B~ AOMHHSTRATIVEL Y 700 MUS 583 3 STUDIES IN AMER MUSlC 001 0900-0950 M \1-l F "''US NB85 WK KEARNS 20 DROPPED· 700 HUS 585 3-4 SEM-17TH/18TH C MUSIC 701 0930-1045 T TH MUS N2B5 AA LUHRING 20 Cl99 F\~ SCOTT 120 303 3 A.M"ERiCAJ4 POPULAR MUSIC 001 0930-1045 T TH MUS 1400-1650 F MUS N285 \-l.US 364 001 1230-1345 T TH MUS Cl12 FW SCOTT 350 HISTORY OF JAZ7. 700 MUS 588 SEM-LATE 18TH/19TH C 001 1100-1150 M W F MUS Nl80 0 HAYES 25 700 MUS 383 3 MUSYC LITERATURE 2 001 1100-1150 M W F MUS N285 DB ElLS!iORTH 30 700 MUS 589 3 LATIN AMERICAN MUSIC 010 1400-1515 T TH MUS NB59 0 HAYES 2S LAB-LATIN AMER!CAN MUS lOll 1400-1450 W MUS N885 JK GALM 50

700 MUS 590 3 SEM-WOMEN COMPOSERS 001 1400-1650 MUS N285 D HAYES

700 NUS 100 3 THEORY 001 0800-0850 N \>J F MUS Cl99 WS COLLINS 100 BA in Music COREQ MUS 102~

700 MUS 101 3 THEORY 001 0900-0950 M W F MUS C199 S BRUNS 120 700 MUS 398 BA MUSIC RESEARCH SEM 001 1400-1450 T MUS N285 KO K~IJEGER 25 COREQ MUS 103~ GRADUATE INTERDEPARTMENTAL STUDIES 700 !'IUS 102. 1 THEORY /EAR TR LAB 1 010 0900-0950 M !>! f'.1US NB49 30 011 1400-1450 T TH MUS C125 WS COLLINS 30 700 MUS 519 3 PSY OF MUSIC LEARNING 001 1230-1345 T TH MUS NS59 GH BEALL 50 700 MUS 103 THEORY /EAR TR LAB- 1 COREQ MUS 101 .. 700 MUS 570 2-3 INTRO TO BIB/RESEARCH 800 0900-0950 M t~ "tUS N285 KD KQOEGER 18 010 0800-0850 T TH MUS NS49 30 011 0900-0950 T TH MUS N849- S BRUNS 30 THESIS, RECITALS, AND CHAMSER MUS!C 012 0900-0950 T TH MUS NB85 30 013 0800-0850 T TH MUS NB46 30 014 1300-1350 T TH MUS NB49 WS COLLINS 30 NOTE~ 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORMQ 700 MUS 200 3 THEORY 2 001 1000-1050 M \ol f MUS NB49 CG EAKIN 40 700 MUS 399 1 JUNIOR RECITAL 900 ARR 25 COREQ MUS 202 e NOTE~ All THESIS MATERiAL MUST BE COMPL-ETED ANO TYPED I IN FI~AL FORM nm WEEKS PRtOR TO THE FINAL OA'f 700 ~1US 202 l THEORYIEAP. TR LAB 2 001 1000-1050 T TH MUS NB49 OF CLASSES,. 002 1000-1050 TH MUS NB35 351 COREQ 1-1US 200= 35 I 700 MUS 495 G-4 SENIOR THESIS 900 ARR 25 100 MUS 207 2 INSTRUMENTATION 001 1000-1050 TH MUS NB4-6 35 700 MUS 499 SENIOR RECITAL 900 ARR 50 700 MUS 307 2 JAZZ IMPROVlSATION 801 1400-1450 T TH MUS N180 TM SAWCHUK 700 MUS 701 MASTER•$ THESIS 900 ARR 20 SECURE CONTROLLED ENROllMENT FORM FROM DEPARTMENTs 251 700 MUS 702 2 r-'tASTER•S THESIS 900 ARR 20 700 MUS 401 2 16TH C COUNTERPOINT 001 1400-1450 T TH MUS NB49 L GONlAlEZ 30 l 700 MUS BOO 1-9 DOCTOR'S THESIS 900 ARR RL WHITTEM 20 700 MUS 407 2 ANALYSIS 2. 001 1100-1150 M \>l MUS N849 5 BRUNS 35 100 MUS BlO 10 OOCTOR•s THESIS 900 ARR RL WH1 TTEN 20 700 MUS 507 3 ADVANCED ANALYSIS 2 001 0930-1045 T TH MUS N180 L GONZALEZ 30 700 MUS 999 3 MASTER' 5 DEGREE CANO 900 ARR RL HHITTEM 30 700 !""'US 780 3 DOC SEM[NAR-THEORY 001 1400-1650 MUS NB46 S BRUNS 30 Music Education Special Studies

~ qoo SECTIONS -REQUIRE A DEPARTMENTAL FORMe 700 MUS 311 INTRO TO THE ARTS 1100-1150 M W F 001 MUS N846 KJ MCCARTHY 30 ALL 940 SECTIONS ARE FOR UNDERGRADUATE MUSIC MAJORS ONLY WITH INSTR AND DEAN'S APPR!JVALe 700 MUS 313 1 Cl'SR:M INST LAS 001 1400-1450 M W MUS N180 GT SANDFORD 30 100 MUS 940 1-3 SPEC ST: t1USIC HIST 900 ARR 20 700 MUS 314 3 TCHG INSTRUMENTAL MUS 001 0930-1045 T TH MUS NB46 W BAilt::'f 30 700 MUS 941 1-3 SPEC ST: MUSIC EDUC 900 ARR 20 100 MUS 315 3 TCHG WOODWIND INSTRMNT 001 0800-0850 MUS NB85 BAILEY 30 REC-TCHG WOO(,IWIND INST R010 0800-0850 M W MUS NB85 BAILEY 30 100 MUS 942 1-3 SPEC ST: MUSlC THEORY 900 ARR 20 LAB-TCHG WOODW-IND INST lOll 0800-0850 T TH MUS Cl74 BAILEY 30 100 MUS 943 1-3 SPEC ST: CHORAL 900 ARR 20 700 MUS 318 2 CONOUCTING 2 001 1400-1450 T TH MCKY 102 LC KAPTE!N 30 1400-1450 T TH MUS AR MCMURRAY 002 Cl74 30 700 MUS 944 1-3 SP'=C ST: KEYBOARD 900 ARR 20

700 MUS 319 VOCAL PEO/YOUNG VOlCES 001 1000-1050 M W MUS C125 25 100 MUS 945 1-3 SPEC ST: CONDUCTING 900 ARR 20 002 1000--1050 M W MUS Cl25 CA HILL 25 700 MUS 946 l-3 SPt:C ST: STRING-S 900 ARR 20 700 MUS 320 2 MUS FOR CLSRM TEACHERS 001 1600-1800 MUS Cl 99 AP LANGNESS 60 002 1600-1800 M MUS C199 AP LANGNESS 60 700 MUS 947 1-3 SPEC ST: VOICE 900 ARR 20 LAB TO BE ARRANGEOe 100 MUS 948 1-3 SPEC ST: WINO/PERC 900 ARR 20 700 MUS 322 3 TCHG BRASS iNSTRUMEt.ITS , 001 0800-0850 MUS Cl74 BliLEY 25 REC-TCHG BRASS INSTRUM ROlO 0800-0850 M W MUS C174 BAILEY 25 700 MUS 94q 1-3 SPEC ST: OMNIBUS 900 ARR 20 LAB-TCHG BRASS INSTRUM LOll 0800-0850 T TH MUS Cl74 BAILEY 25 ~ ALL 950 SECTIONS ARE FOR MASTER MUSIC MAJORS 700 MUS 410 1 INTRO STUDENT TEACHING 001 1000-1050 T TH SEE DEPT GT SA"'OFORD 50 ONLY HITH INSTR AND OEAN•S APPROVAlo PREREQ MUS 310 OR 312 OR 314e CLASS MEETS IN MUS N175. 100 MUS 950 1-3 SPEC ST: MUSIC HIST . 900 ARR 20

100 MUS 412 3 STUDENT TCHG PRAC-ELEM 001 ARR W BAILEY 40 100 MUS 951 1-3 SPEC ST: MUSIC EDUC 900 ARR 20

100 MUS 413 3 STUDENT TCHG PRAC-SEC 001 ARR W SA I LEY 40 700 MUS 952 1-3 SPEC ST: MUSIC THEORY 900 ARR 20

700 MUS 415 1 PERCUSSION CLASS 001 1300-1350 T TH SEE DEPT TJ SMITH 25 700 MUS 953 1-3 SPEC ST: CHORAL 900 ARR 20 MUS 415 MEETS IM MUS NB02~ 700 MUS 954 1-3 SPEC ST: KEYBOARD 900 ARR 20 100 MUS 419 1 SEM-STU!JENT TEACHING 001 1600-1650 MUS NB59 GT SANDFORD 30 700 MUS 955 1-3 SPEC ST: CONDUCTING 900 ARR 20 700 MUS 520 2 TOPICS IN MUSIC EOUC 001 1200-1250 M W MUS NB49 GH BEALL 20 41 DEPT CRS' OEI'T CRS NO. DEPT NO. Cll TITLE OF COURSE SEC TIME OAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR LIMIT NO. DEPT NO. CR TITLE OF COURSE SEC TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR UHIT

700 MUS 956 1-3 SPEC ST: STRINGS 900 ARR 20 SECTIONS FOR CONDUCTING ARE: SEC 800 - RL WHITTEN 700 MUS 957 1-3 SPEC ST: VOICE 900 ARR 20 SEC 801 - AR MC MURRAY SEC 802 - GG BERNSTEIN 100 MUS q5B 1-3 SPEC S T: WINO/PERC 900 ARR 20 SEC 803 - LC KAPTEIN

700 MUS 959 1-3 SPEC ST: OMNIBUS 900 ARR 20 710 PMUS 553 2-4 CONDUCTING 800 ARR 15 700 MUS '960 1-3 SPEC ST: MUSIC HiST 900 ••• 20 710 PMUS 154 2-4 EUPHONIUM 800 ARR 15 700 MUS 961 1-3 SPEC ST: MUSIC EOUC 900 ARR 20 710 PMUS 254 2-4 EUPHONIUM 800 ARR 15 700 MUS 962 1-3 SPEC Sf: MUSIC THEORY 900 ARR 20 710 PMUS 354 2-4 EUPHONIUM 800 ARR 15 700 MUS 963 1-3 SPEC Sf: CHORAL 900 ARR 20 710 PMUS 454 2-4 EUPHONIUM 800 ARR 15 700 MUS 964 1-3 SPEC ST: KEYBOARD 900 ARR 20 710 PMUS 554 2-4 EUPHONIUM BOO ••• -15 700 MUS 965 1-3 SPEC ST: CONDUCTING 900 ARR 20 710 PMUS 654 2-4 EU!'HONIUM 800 ARR 15 700 MUS 966 1-3 SPEC ST: STRINGS 900 ••• 20 710 PMUS 155 2-4 FLUTE 800 ARR 15 700 MUS 967 1-3 SPEC ST: VOICE 900 ••• 20 710 PMUS 255 2-4 FlUTE 800 ARR 15 700 MUS 968 l-3 SPEC ST: WINOS/PERC 900 ARR 20 710 PMUS 355 2-4 FLUTE 800 ARR 15 700 MUS 969 1-3 SPEC ST: OMNIBUS 900 ARR 20 710 PMUS 455 2-4 FLUTE 800 ARR 15 Doctor of Musical Arts 710 PMUS 555 2-4 FLUTE 800 ARR 15 710 PMUS 655 2-4 FLUTE 800 ARR 15 tiO.I.f..!. FOR DOCTOR OF MUSICAl ARTS CANDIDATES ONlY WITH INSTR ANO AOVtSOR CONSENT .. 710 PMUS 156 2-4 GUITAR 800 ARR 15 700 MUS 801 1 PRE-CANDIDATE 0 MUS A 900 ARR Rt WHITTEN 10 710 PMUS 256 2-4 GUITAR 800 ARR 15 100 MUS 802 1 CANDIDATE FOR 0 MUS A 900 ARR RL WHITTEN 10 710 PMUS 356 2-4 GUITAR BOO ARR 15

700 MUS 821 3 DISSERTATION PROJECT 1 900 ARR 20 710 PMUS 456 2-4 GUITAR 800 ARR 15

700 MUS 822 3 DISSERTATION PROJECT 2 ARR 20 710 PMUS 556 2-4 GUITAR BOO ARR 15 710 PMUS 656 2-4 GUITAR 700 MUS 823 3 DISSERTATION PROJECT 3 900 ARR 20 BOO ARR 15 710 PMUS 159 2-4 HORN 700 t-1US 824 OISSERTATION PROJECT 4 900 ARR 20 800 ARR 15 100 MUS 825 3 DISSERTATION PROJECT 5 710 PMUS 259 2-4 HORN 900 ••• 20 800 ARR 15 700 MUS 826 3 DISSERTATION PROJECT 6 900 ARR 710 PMOS 359 2-4 HORN 800 ARR 15 710 PMUS 459 2-4 HORN 700 MUS 827 1 PERFORM RSCH DOCUMENT 900 ARR 20 800 ••• 15 700 MUS 828 1 P'ERFORM RSCH DOCUMENT 900 ARR 20 710 PMUS 559 2-4 HORN 800 ARR 15

700 MUS 829 1 PERFORM RSCH DOCUMENT 900 ARR 20 710 PMUS 659 2-4 HORN 800 ARR 15 110 PMUS 160 2-4 OBOE 700 MUS 830 PERFORM RSCH DOCUMENT 900 ARR 20 800 ARR 15 710 PMUS 260 2-4 OBOE 700 MUS 831 3 REPERTOIRE PROJECT 900 ••• 20 800 ARR 15 710 PMUS 360 2-4· OBOE 100 MUS 832 2-6 MAJOR DOCUMENT 900 ARR 20 800 ARR 15 FOR PEDAGOGY MAJORS~ 710 PMOS 460 2:-4 OBOE 800 ARR 15 700 MUS 833 4-6 MAJOR COMPOSITION 900 ARR 20 710 PMu's 560 2-4 OBOE FOR COMPOSlHON MAJORS~ 800 ARR 15 710 PMUS 660 2-4 OBOE Applied Music and Ensembles 800 ARR 15 710 PMUS 161 2-4 ORGAN 800 ARR 15 710 PMOS 261 2-4 ORGAN 800 ARR 15 710 PMUS 361 2-4 ORGAN Applied Classes 800 ARR 15 710 PMUS 461 2-4 ORGAN 800 ARR 15 tl..Oif.!. 800 SECTIONS R:EQUlRE CONTROLLED ENROllMENT 710 PMUS 561 l-4 ORGAN FORM FROM THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT .. 800 ARR 15 710 PMUS 661 2-4 ORGAN 710 PMUS 102 1 BRASS CLASS 801 ARR W BA !LEY 20 800 ARR 15 710 PMUS 110 1 KEYBOARD MUSICIANSHP 1 All SECTIONS FOR MUSIC MAJORS ONl V.. SECTION TO BE SECTIONS FOR PERCUSSION ARE: ASSIGNED BY AUDITION .. SEC 800 - JK GALM SEC 801 - T J SMITH 801 1300-1350 M W MUS Nl80 R MILLER 15 710 PMUS .162 2-4 PERCUSS.!ON 802 0900-0950 T TH ~us Nlao R MillER 15 800 ARR 15 803 1000-1050 T TH MUS N180 MILLER 15 710 PMUS 262 2-4 PERCUSSION KEYBOARD MUSICIANSHPl 804 1200-1250 T TH MUS N180 MILLER 15 BOO ARR 15 7.1,? PMUS 362 2:-4 PEQ:CUSSION 710 ?MUS 111 2 PIANO CLASS 800 ARR 15 FOR NONMUSIC MAJORS ONLY.. INSTR CONSENT REQUIRED· 710 PMUS 462 2-4 PERCUSSION 800 ARR 15 SOl 1100-1150 M W MUS Nl80 R MILLER 15 802 1400-1450 M W MUS !'>1180 MILLER 15 710 PMUS 562 2-4 PERCUSSION 800 ARR 15 803 1200-1250 M ill MUS Nl80 MILlER 15 710 PMUS 662 2-4 PERCUSSiON 800 ARR 15 710 PMUS 118 1 VOICE CLASS SEC 003 IS FOR DRAMA MAJORS AND SEC 006 IS FOR MUSIC MAJORS SECT IONS FOR PIANO ARE: SEC 800 - G DUCKWORTH 001 1500-1550 M W MUS C125 15 SEC 801 - lM GRAHAM 002 1000-1050 T TH MUS C125 15 SEC 802 - DP LEHNERT 003 1200-1250 M .W MUS NB46 BK SABLE 15 SEC 803 - P PARMELEE 004 1300-1350 'f TH MUS Cl25 15 SEC 804 - HS WALKER-HILL 005 1200-1250 T TH MUS NB46 15 SEC 805 - R SP Ill"''AN 006 1200-1250 M W MUS C125 30 SEC 806 - SEC 807 - 710 PMUS 119 1 WOODWIND: CLASS 801 ARR W 3A ILEY 20 710 PMUS 163 2-4 PIANO 800 15 110 PMUS 210 l KEYBOARD MUSICIANSHP 2 801 0900-0950 M W MUS Nl80 R MILlER 15 ••• 710 PMUS 263 2-4 PIANO 800 ARR 15 710 PMU$ 218 1 VOICE CLASS 801 1300-1350 T TH MUS Nl385 25 710 PMUS 363 2-4 PIANO BOO ARR 15 710 PMUS 327 0 CHORAl PRACTICUM 001 ARR Rl I_.HiTTEN 30 710 PMOS 463 2-4 PIANO 800 ARR 15 710 PMUS 414 2 OPERA THEATRE 001 1000-1050 M W MUS NB95 K HATA 30 710 PMUS 563 2~4 PIANO ARR 15 710 PMUS 415 1-3 PRACT IN OPERA THEATRE 101 1900-2130 M MUS NB95 K HATA 30 1600-1800 TWTHF MUS N895 710 PMUS 663 2-4 PIANO 800 ARR 15

710 PMUS 416 I-1US/THTR STAGECRAFT LA 001 ARR M WALlACE 30 710 PMUS 164 2-4 SAXOPHONE BOO ARR 15 15 710 PMUS 513 2-3 OPERA THEATRE 700 0930-1045 M W MUS N895 K HATA 30 710 PMUS 264 2:-4 SAXOPHONE 800 ARR

710 PMUS 515 l-3 PRACT IN OPERA THEATRE 701 1900-2130 M MUS NB95 K HATA 15 710 PMUS 364 2-4 SAXOPHONE 800 ARR 15

710 PMUS 52:7 0 CHORAl PRACTICUM 001 ARR Rl I.

710 PMUS 165 2-4 STRING BASS 800 ARR 15

Applied Lessons 110 PMUS 265 2-4 STRING BASS 800 ARR 15

710 PMUS 365 2-4 STRING BASS 800 ARR 15 !:!.Q.lli FOR All 800 SECTIONS, SECURE A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM FROM DEPARTMENT. 710 PMUS 465 2-4 STRING BASS 800 ARR 15

SPECIAL NOTE FOR MUSIC MAJORS ONLY: All STUDENTS REGISTERED 710 PMUS 565 2-4 STRING BASS BOO ARR 15 fOR APPLIED MUSIC MUST ATTEND WEEKLY PERFORMANCE CLASSES, 15 IN 4DO!TION TO ARRANGED LESSON TIMES· 710 PMUS 166 2-4 TROMBONE 800 ARR

BRASS, WOODWIND AND PERCUSSION - 1500-1550 W, MUS C112 710 PMUS 266 2-4 T'tOMBONE 800 ARR 15 COMPOSITION SEMINAR - 1400-1550 M, MUS Nl346 ORGAN - 1500-1550 M, MCKY Z01 710 PMUS 366 2-4 TROMBONE 800 ARR 15 PIANO, FRESHMAN - 1500-1550 M, MUS Cll2 PIANO, SOPHOMORE - 1500-1550 M, MUS Cll2 710 PMUS 466 2-4 TROM90NE 800 ARR 15 PIANO, JUNIORS AND SENIORS - 1500-1550 T, MUS C112 7io PMUS 566 2-4 TROMBONE 800 ARR 15 PUNO, MASTERS - 1600-1650 T 7 MUS Cl12 PIANO, DOCTORATE - 1500-1550 F, MUS Cll2 STRINGS - 1600-1650 TH, MUS Cll2 710 PMUS 666 2-4 TROMBONE BOO ARR 15 VOICE - SEC 800 - 1500-1550 THo MUS C199 VOICE - SEC 801 - 1500-1550 TH, MUS NB49 710 PMUS 167 2-4 TRUMPET 800 ARR 15 VOICE - SEC 802 - 1500-1550 TH, MUS Cl25 VOICE - SEC 803 ... 1500-1550 TH, MUS NB85 710 PMUS 267 2-4 TRUMPET 800 ARR 15 VOICE - SEC 804 - 1500-1550 TH, MUS Cl12 710 PMUS 367 2-4 TRUMPET 15 VOICE ... SEC 805 ~ 1500-1550 TH, MUS NB46 800 ••• VOICE - SEC 806 .. 1500-1550 TH, MUS NS49 VOICE -ALL OTHER SECTIONS ... 1500-1550 TH, ROOM TO BE ARR 710 PMUS 467 2-4 TRUMPET BOO ARR 15 ARR NOTE.. FOR All APPL lED LESSIONS EXCEPT COMPOSITION, GRADUATE 710 PMUS 567 2-4 TRUMPET 800 15 STUOENTS MAY REGISTER FOR 2 OR 4 CREDIT HOURS ONLY • 710 PMUS 667 2-4 TRUMPET 800 ARR 15 710 PMUS 150 2-4 BASSOON BOO ARR 15 710 PMUS 168 2-4 TUBA 800 ••• 15 710 PMUS 250 _2-4 BASSOON 800 ARR 15 710 PMUS 26>8 2-4 TUBA BOO ARR 15 710 PMUS 350 2-4 BASSOON BOO ARR 15 710 PMUS 368 2-4 TUBA BOO ARR 15 710 PMUS 450 2-4 BASSOON BOO ARR 15 710 PMUS 468 2-4 TUBA 800 ARR 15 710 PMUS 550 2-4 BASSOON BOO ARR 15

710 PMUS 650 2-4 BASSOON 800 ARR 15 SECTIONS FOR VIOLA ARE: SEC 800 - K MASON 710 PMUS 151 2:•4 CLARINET BOO ARR 15 SEC 801 - OK KOROMZAY SEC 802 - W STARR 710 PMUS 251 2-4 CLARINET BOO ARR 15 710 PMUS 169 2-4 VIQLA 800 ARR 15 710 PMUS 351 2-4 CLARINET .aoo ARR 15 710 PMUS 269 2-4 VIOLA 800 ARR 15 710 PMUS 451 2-4 CLARINET BOO ARR 15 710 PMUS 369 2-4 VIOLA 800 ARR 15 710 PMUS 551 Z-4 ClARINET BOO ARR 15 710 PMUS 469 2-4 VIOLA 800 ARR 15 710 PMUS 651 2-4 CLARINET 800 ARR 15 710 PMUS 569 2-4 VIOLA 800 ARR 15

SECTIONS FOR COMPOSITION ARE: 710 PMUS 669 2-4 VIOLA BOO ARR 15 SEC 800 - CG EAKIN SEC 801 - lJ GONZALES SEC 802 - SECTIONS FOR VIOLIN ~RE: SEC 800 - OA LEHNERT 710 PMUS 152 2-4 COMPOSITlON BOO ARR 15 SEC 801 - K MASON SEC 802 - W STARR 710 PMUS 252 2 .. 3 COMPOSITION BOO ARR 15

710 PMUS 352 2-3 COMPOSITION BOO ARR 15 110 PMUS 170 2-4 V!!JLIN 800 ARR 15

710 PMUS 452 2-3 COMPOS IT ION BOO ARR 15 710 PMUS 270 2-4 VIOLIN 800 ARR 15 710 PMUS 552 2-3 COMPOSITION BOO ••• 15 710 PMUS 370 2-4 VIOliN 800 ••• 15 710 PMUS 652 Z-3 COMPOS IT ION 800 ARR 15 710 PMUS 470 2-4 VIOLIN 800 ARR 15 42 CRS DEPT NO. CR TITLE OF COURSE SEC TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR LIMIT

710 PMUS 570 2-4 VIOLIN 800 ARR 15 110 PMUS 670 2-4 VIOLIN 800 ARR 1S SCHOOL OF PHARMACY 110 PMUS 111 2-4 VIOLONCEllO 800 ARR 15 Louis Diamond, Dean 710 PMUS 271 2-4 VIOLONCELLO 800 ARR 15 Ekeley West 181 710 PMUS 371 2-4 VIOLONCELLO 800 ARR 15 710 PMUS 471 2-4 VIOLONCELLO 800 ARR 15 General Information 110 PMUS 571 Z-4 VIOLONCELLO 800 ARR 15 Academic advising will be available at the School of Pharmacy Office, Ekeley 710 PMUS 671 2-4 VIOLONCELLO 800 ARR 15 West 181, during Registration.

SECTIONS FOR VOICE ARE: Academic policies for Pharmacy students are printed in the I 987-88 University SEC 800 - BM DOSCHER SEC 801 - RJ HARRISON of Colorado at Boulder Catalog. Students should refer to pages 238-241 of the SEC 802 - K HATA SEC 803 - EA NOP Catalog for pertinent information. SEC 804 - CA HIll SEC 805 - BK SABLE To remain in good standing, a student must maintain a professional, cumulative, SEC 806 - CA BYERS SEC 807 - AS STAFF and semester 2.00 GPA.

710 PMUS 172 2-4 VOICE 800 ARR 15

710 PMUS 272 2-4 VOICE 800 ARR 15 Major Code 710 PMUS 372 2-4 VOICE 800 ARR 15 871 Pharmacy 710 PMUS 472 2-4 VOICE BOO ARR 15

710 PMUS 572 2-4 \fOICE BOO ARR 15 710 PMUS 672 2:-4 VOICE 800 ARR 15 Pharmacy-Pharmaceutics 710 PMUS 121 1 COURT PLAYERS 001 1600-1750 MUS C174 W BAILEY 100

710 PMUS 129 1 HIND ENSEMBLE 001 1200-1350 M 1-J "'1US Cl74 AR MCMU~R.I\Y 20 853 PHAR 202 PSY/SOC ASP DRUG AB Z eoo 13oo-1soo r TH WROB ASM8 WM OlSON 15

710 PMUS 329 1 WiNO ENSEMBLE 001 1200-1350 M W MUS Cl74 AR "-1CMURRAY 20 853 PHAR 306 1 P'HARMACY PRACTICE 010 ARR CD ELM 100 THIRO YEAR STATUS REQU!REOe 710 PMUS 529 1 WINO ENSEMBLE 001 1200-1350 M W MUS Cl74 AR MCMURRAY 20 ~ STUDENTS WILL BE ASSIGNED TO 0!\lE OF THE 853 PHAR 411 4 ~HARMACEUTICS 2 FOLLOWING BANIJ'i ON THE BASIS OF AUOITFJN: PREREQ PHAR 410 OR INSTR CONSENT .. SYPHONIC BAND - SEC 001 CONCERT BAND - SEC 002 UNIVE~SITY BAND SEC 003 001 1100 ... 1150 W F HLMS 211 ML SHIVELY 70 LAB-PHARMACEUTICS 2 LOlO 1400-1650 EKLP Sl06 25 710 PMUS 130 1 BA~OS 001 1600-1800 T TH MUS C174 AR MCMUR~AY 250 l020 1400-1650 • EKLP Sl06 25 002 1600-1800 M W MUS C174 W BAILEY 250 L030 1400-1650 EKLP 51.06 25 003 1900-2100 w MUS Cl74 AR MCMURRAY 250 853 PHAR 518 1 SEM!NAR-PHARM SCIENCES 001 1600-1700 w EKLP Wl65 VG ERWIN 710 PMUS 330 1 BAN'DS 001 1600-1800 T TH MUS Cl74 AR MCMURRAY 250 GRAD STANDING REQUIRED .. 002 1600-1800 M W MUS C174 W 9A !LEY 250 003 1900-2100 MUS C174 AR MCMURRAY 250 NOTE. 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE O~PARTMENTAL FOR~~

710 PMUS 530 1 BANDS 001 1600-1750 M W MUS C174 AR MCMURRAY 100 853 PHAR 800 0-9 DOCTOR'S THESIS 900 ARR

853 PHAR 810 10 DOCTOR•$ THESIS 900 ARR NOTE.. STUDENTS WILL BE ASSIGNED TO ONE OF THE CHOIRS ON THE BASIS OF AUOITIONe THE fOLLOWING SECTIONS ARE FOR 853 PHAR 949 1-3 INO STDY-PHARMACEUTICS 900 ARR PMUS 131, 331 AND 531· UNOERGRAO STANDING REQUIRED .. SEC 001 - UNIVERSITY SINGERS SEC. 002 - U'iiVERSHY CHOIR 853 PHAR 959 1-3 SPEC PROS-PHARMACEUTIC 900 ARR SEC 003 - WOMEN~s CHORUS GRAD STANDING REQUIRED• SEC 004 - SILVER AND GOLD SEC 005 - COLLEGIATE CHORAL SEC 006 - FESTIVAL CHOI~ Clinical Pharmacy 710 PMUS 131 1 CHOIRS 001 1200-~1-250 -,M, W F MCKY 102 RL ~~HITTE~ 25 -002 1300-1350 M W MCKY 102 LC KAPTEIN 75 FI FlH YEAR STATUS REQUIRED IN ORDER TO Rl:GI STEq 1230-1345 T TH MCKY 102 FOR THS: COURSES LISTED BELOW• 003 1600-1650 MTWTH MUS C125 RL WHITTEN BO 004 1600-1650 MTWTH MCKY 102 LC KAPTEIN 50 005 1600-1650 M W MUS Cl25 LC KAPTEIN 60 855 CNPH 426 4 COMM PHAR EXTNSHP 1 001 ARR LR SH1PLEY 65 1600-1650 T TH MUS Cl99 006 1qoo-2200 r MCKY 102 LC KAPTEIN 100 855 CNPH 427 4 COMM PHARM EXTNSHP 2 OCl ARR LR SHIPLEY 40

710 PM!JS 331 CHOIRS 001 1200-1250 M W F MCKY 102 RL WHITTEN 25 855 CNPH 428 4 I!\!STIT PHAR EXTRNSHP 1 001 ARR LR SHIPLEY 002 1300-1350 M W MCKY 102 lC KAPTEIN 75 1230-1345 T TH MCKY 102 855 CNPH 429 4 INSTIT PHAR EXTRNSHP 2 001 ARR LR SHIPLEY 40 003 1600-1650 MTWTH MUS Cl25 R!_ WHITTEN 80 004 1600-1650 MTWTH MCKY 102 LC KAPTEIN 50 855 CNPH 430 4 OUTPATIENT /PHAR CLKSHP 001 ARR Vl CULBERTSOI'If 40 005 1600-1650 M W MUS C125 lC KAPTEIN 60 1600-1650 T TH MCKY 213 855 CNPH 431 4 INPATIE~T PHAR CLKSHP 001 ARR LQ: SHTPLEY 40 006 1'100-2200 T MCKY 102 LC KAPT':IN 100 855 CNPH 432 4 DRUG INFORMATION ClKSP 001 ARR E HILL 40 710 PMUS 531 1 CHOIRS 001 1200-1250 M W F MCKY 102 Rl WHITTEN 12 002 1300-1350 M W MCKY 102 LC KAPTEIN 36 855 CNPH 433 4 RURAL PHAR EXTERN 1 001 ARR LR SHIPLEY 40 1230-1345 T TH MCK'f 102 855 CNPH 434 4 quRAl PHAR EXTERN 2 001 ARR LR SHIPLEY 40 SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 001 1600-1800 M MUS C112 GG 6ERNSTEIN 100 1900-2130 MUS Cll2 855 CNPH 435 4 GERIATRIC PHAR CLRKSHP 001 ARR LR SHIPLEY 40 INSTR CONSENT REQUIRED~ 855 CNPH 436 4 INDUSTRL PHAR EXTRNSHP 001 ARR LR SHIPLEY 10 710 PMUS 332 1 SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 001 1.600-1800 M MUS C112 GG BERNSTEIN 100 1900-2130 w MUS Cll2 855 CNPH 437 4 RAOIOPHARMACY EXTRNSHP 001 ARR LR SHIPLEY 40 iNSTR CONSENT REQUIRED~ 855 <;NPH 438 -4 PE!JlATRtC" PI-lAR CLKSHP ODl ARR MA JON-ES 40 710 PMUS 532 1 SYMPHONY O~CHESTRA 001 1600-1800 M MUS Cll2 GG BER.NSTI:IN 50 1900-2130 MUS C112 855 CNPH 439 4 PSYCH PHAR CLERKSHIP 001 ARR lR SHIPLEY 20 INSTR CONSENT ~EQUIRED· 855 CNPH 440 4 AD"'' PHARM EXTERNSHIP 001 ARR LR SHIPLEY 20 710 PMUS 134 1 BELL ENSEMBLE 800 1600-1730 T TH MCKY BMST K PFIFFNER 20 855 CNPH 441 4 SPEC PROJ ROTATION 001 ARR LR SHIPLEY 40 1'10 PMUS 334 1 BELl ENSEMSLE BOO 1600-1730 T TH MCKY BMST K PFIFFNER 20 855 CNPH 442 4 SPEC CLIN CLKSHP 001 ARR LR SHIPLEY 40 -,'" ~- FOR PMUS 136, 336 AND 536:o INSTR CONSENT REQUIRED· 855 CNPH 443 4 VETERINARY PHAR PRAC 001 ARR LR SHIPLEY 40 'S.£CURE CIJNTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM FRO~ DEPARTMENT. 710 PMUS 136 l C_OLLEGIUM MUSICUM BOO 1300-1350 MTWTH MUS N180 GT SANDFORD 40 Pharmacy Administration 710 PMUS 336 1 COLLEGiUM MUSICUM 800 1300-1350 MTWTH MUS N180 GT SAI'.JOFORO 20

710 PMUS 536 1 COLLEGIUM t1USICUM 800 1300-1350 MTWTH MUS N180 GT SANDFORD 20 857 PHAO 381 3 LAWS OF PHARt~ACY 001 0800-0915 T TH HUtS 201 LM COOPEQ: 97 THIRD YEAR STATUS REQUIRED .. 710 PMUS 137 1 CHAMBER MUS-BRASS 800 ARR OJ PINKOW 10 801 ARR TM SAWCHUK 10 857 PHAO 486 3 PHARMACY MGtH 001 0900-0950 M W F EOUC 231 Hl BOBER 82 802 ARR WJ STANLEY 10 PREREQ PHAO 381 AND 383 ..

710 PMUS 337 1 CHAMBER MUS-BRASS BOO ARR OJ PIIIIKOW 20 301 ARR TM SAWCHUK 10 802 ARR WJ STANLEY 15 Pharmaceutical Chemistry

710 PMUS 537 1 CHAMBER MUS-BRASS 800 ARR OJ PINKOW 20 1301. ARR Tf-'1 SA\iCHUK 10 859 PHCH 375 3 PHYSIOL-CLINICAL CHEM 001 1300-1350 M W F BPSY 0046 EJ BLUMENTHAL 100 802 ARR WJ STANLEY 10 PREREQ CI-IEM 471 OR 481 ..

lABS TO BE ARRANGED FOR PMUS 138, 3% AND 538. 859 PHCH 473 3 MEDICINAL CHEM 2 001 1300-1350 H W F HLMS 211 JA RUTii 65 PREREQ PHCH 472 OR tNSTR CONSENT• SAME AS PHCH 573. 710 PMUS 138 1 CHAMBER MUSIC-STRING 800 ARR 0 LEHNERT 20 801 ARR OK KOROMZAY 20 859 PHCH 562 3 INSTR METH DRUG ANAL Y 001 AR:R JA THOMPSON 15 802 ARR J DE LEMOS 20 803 ARR CF WOLZIEN 20 1:'59 PHCH 566 2 AOV TOPICS-MEO CHEM 2 001 ARR JA RUTH 12 PREREQ INSTR CONSENT• 710 PMUS 139 1 CHAMBER MUSIC-2 PIANO 801 ARR 20 859 PHCH 568 1 SE'1INAR-PHARM SCIENCES 001 1600-1700 EKLP W165 VG ERWIN 710 PMUS 338 1 CHAMBER MUSIC-STRING 800 ARR C LEHNERT 20 GRAD STANDING REQUIRED· 801 ARR OK KOROMZAV 20 802 ARR J DE LEMOS 20 859 PHCH 573 3 AOV MEO CHEM 2 001 1300-1350 M W F HLMS 211 JA RUTH 803 ARR CF WOLZIEN' 20 SAME AS PHAR 473.

710 PMUS 339 1 CHAMBER MUSIC-2 PIANO 801 ARR 20 859 PHCH 654 1-3 AOV TPCS-PHARM CHEM 701 ARR PREREQ INSTR CONSENT .. 710 PMUS 538 1 CHAMBER MUSIC-STRING 800 ARR 0 LEHNERT 20 801 ARR OK KOROMZAY 20 900 SECTiONS REQUIRE A DEPARTM'=NTAL FORM .. 802 ARR J DE LEMOS 20 803 ARR CF !iOLZIEN 20 859 PHCH 800 0-9 DOCTOR'S THESIS 900 ARR

710 PMUS 140 1 CHAMBER MUSIC-WOODWIND BOO ARR VA GNOJEK 20 859 PHCH 810 10 DOCTOR'S THESIS 900 ARR 801 ARR KR YON'OVITZ 20 802 ARR PE AAHOLM 16 859 PHCH 949 l-3 IND STUDY-PHA!lM CHEM 900 ARR UNOERGRAO STANDING REQUIRED~ 710 PMUS 340 1 CHAMBER MUSIC-WOODWIND 800 ARR VA GNIJJEK 10 801 ARR KR YONOVITZ 20 859 PHCH 959 1-3 SPEC PROB-PHARM CHEM 900 ARR 802 ARR PE AAHOLM 10 GRAD STANDING REQUIRED·

710 PMUS 540 1 CHAMBER MUSIC-WOOOWHW 800 ARR VA GNOJEK 20 801 ARR KR YONOVITZ 20 802 ARR PE AAHOLM 10 Pharmacology

NOTE.. FOR PMUS 141, 341 AND 541, INSTR CONSENT REQUIRED. -- SECURE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FlJRM FROM OEPARH1ENT .. 865 PHCL 453 5 MECH OF DRUG ACTION 2 001 0800-0850 M W DP G G125 GO APPELT 66 0800-0915 T TH HlMS 267 710 PMUS 141 1 PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE PREREQ PHCL 452 OR INSTR CONSENT• SAME AS PHCL 553· INSTR CONSENT REQUIRED· SECURE CONTROLLED EIIIROLLMENT FORM FROM DEPARTJ¥1ENT ~ 865 PHCl 474 2 TOXICOLOGY 001 0930-1045 T TH HlMS 211 0 ROSS 66 PREREQ PHCL 452 OR INSTR CONSENT• 801 ARR T J SMITH 20 865 PHCL 553 5 MECH OF DRUG ACTION 2 001 0800-0850 M W DP G G125 GO APPELT 710 PMUS 341 1 PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE 801 ARR TJ SMITH 20 oaoo-oq15 T TH HLMS 267 SAME AS PHCL 453• FOR PMUS 142, 342 AND 542, INSTR CONSENT REQUIREOe SECURE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM FROM DEPARTMENT • 865 PHCL 558 1 SEMINAR-PHARM SCIENCES 001 1600-1700 EKLP W165 VG ERWIN

710 PMUS 142 1 JAZZ ENSEMBLE 800 1230-1350 T TH MUS C174 HI SAWCHUK 40 865 PHCL 560 2 MOLEC ENVIRON TOX 001 ARR 0 ROSS 10 801 1800-2000 T TH MUS C174 TM SAWCHUK 40 BOZ 1800-2000 TH MUS C199 Tf'l SAWCHUK 40 865 PHCL 654 1-3 AOV TOPICS-PHARMACOLOG 701 ARR

710 PMUS 342 1 JAZZ ENSEMBLE 800 1230-1350 T TH MUS Cl14 TM SAWCHUK 40 NOTE· 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM· 801 1800-2000 T TH MUS C174 TM SAWCHUK 40 802 1800-2000 TH MUS Cl99 TM SAWCHUK 40 865 PHCL 800 0-9 DOCTOR'S THESIS 900 ARR

710 PMUS 144 1 GUITAR ENSEMBLE 800 1600-1650 T TH MUS NB85 CF WOLZIEN 15 865 PHCL 810 10 OOCTOR'S THESIS 900 ARR 10

710 PMUS 344 GUITAR ENSEMBLE 800 1600-1650 T TH MUS NB85 CF WOLZIEN 15 865 PHCL 949 1-3 INO STUDY-PHARMACOLOGY 900 ARR UNOERGRAO STANDING REQUIRED·

865 PHCL 959 1-3 SPEC PROB-PHAPMACOLOGY 900 ARR GRAD STANDING REQUIRED·

43 DEPT CIIS DEPT CRS NO. DEPT NO. C:R TITLE OF COURSE SEC TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR L!MIT NO. DEPT NO. CR. TITLE OF COURSE SEC TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR LIMIT Biopharmacy Military Science lUJ.I.E..:. ALL M S STUDENTS HILL ATTEND A FIELD 850 BIPH 308 4 DRUG ACTION 001 1300-1350 M W HLMS 201 OC BLOEOOW 100 TRAINING EXERCISE IN APRIL~ 1400-1515 T TH ECCR 0-30 PREREQ PHCH 370 ANO EPOB 343,. ~04 ,.1 S 102 2 HIST/EVOL- U S ARMY 2 A COURSE IN THE SERIES A S 100-104 IS REQUIRED FRESHMEN 850 8!PH 390 3 MOLEC/CELL PATHOLOGY 001 1500-1550 M W F BPSY 0046 EJ BLUMENTHAL 100 YEAR IN ADDITION TOM S 101-102. SAME AS 8 [PH 590,. 010 0800-0850 T TH STAD 140 FELL 30 850 BIPH 391 2 PATHOPHYSIOLOGY 001 0800-0850 M W EDUC 220 RJ AL TI ERE 95 LAi3-HlST/EVOL U S ARMY LOll 1530-1700 TH DP G G030 FELL 30 SAME AS BI!lH 591· HIST/EVOL - U S ARMY 2 020 1400-1450 T TH STAI) 135 FELL 30 LAB-HlST/EVOL-U S ARMY L021 1530-1700 TH OP G G030 F~LL 30 904 M S 850 BIPH 590 3 AOV MOLEC/CELL PATH 001 1500-1550 M W F BPSY 0046 EJ BLUMENTHAL 202 3 MIL LDRSHIPn1GMT 2 020 0930-1045 T TH STAD 135 0 OWI::NS 40 J STI::RNER 850 BIPH 591 2 AOV PATHOPHYSIOLOGY 001 0800-0850 M 1>1 EOUC 220 RJ ALTIERE LAB-MIL LDRSHIP/MGMT 2 L021 1530-1700 TH STAO 135 0 01-~ENS 40 SAME AS B!PH 391. J STERNER MIL LORSHIP/MGMT 2 030 1400-1515 T TH STAO 140 0 OWENS 40 NOTE~ 900 St:CTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM. J ST':~NER LAB-MIL LDRSHIP/MGMT 2 L03l 1530-1700 TH STAG 135 0 OWENS 40 850 BIPH BOO Q-9 OOCTOR~s THESIS 900 ARR J STERNER 904 M S 850 BIPH 810 10 OOCTciR•s THESIS 900 ARR 302 3 MIL OPNS/TRNG 2 010 080Q-0915 T TH STC,O 112 GOr..JZALES 40 LAB-MIL OPNS/TRI\IG 2 lOll 1530-1700 TH STAD 112 GO"lZALES 50 850 SIP!-! 949 1-3 !NO STUOY-BIOPHARMAC'f 900 ARR MIL OPNS/TRNG 2 020 0930-1045 T TH STAD 112 GllNZALES 30 UNOERGRAO STANDING REQUIRED. LAB-MIL OPNS/TRNG 2 l021 1530-1700 TH STAO 112 GONZAlES 50

850 BIPH 959 1-3 SPEC P.ROB-BIOPHARMACY 900 ARR 904 M S 402 3 SEM-OFFI CER DEV/LOSP 2 010 0800-0915 T TH STAO 135 R!: MADSEN 30 GRAD STANDING REQUIRED· 8 0 CONNOR LAS-OFFICER DEV/LDSP 2 LOll 1530-1700 TH STAIJ 140 R~ MADSEN 30 ~ PHARMACY CONVOCATIONS ON TUESDAYS AT 1600. !3 0 CONNOR RESERVE THIS TIME ON YOUR SCHEDULE. SEM-OFFICER OEV/LOSP 2 020 0930-1045 T TH STAD 140 8 0 CON'NOR 30 B 0 CONNOR LAB-OFFICER DEV/LOSP 2 L021 1530-1700 TH ST AD 140 B I) CONNC!R 30 B 0 CON"JOR

904 M S 940 1-3 IN~EPENOENT STUDY 900 ARR RE .!>1ADSEN 10 Presidents leadership Class NOTE~ 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM. Naval Science 899 PLC 196 3 PRES LEADERSHIP CLASS 801 1730-2100 T SEE DEPT K NOI!AK 60 PREREQ PLC 195~ SECURE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM PLC OFF ICE~ 908 N 5 102 3 NAVAL SHIP SYSTEMS 001 1300-1350 M W F STAO 140 Ct; EDMONDSON 50 002 1400-1450 M W F ST AD 140 CA EOMONDSOf\l 899 PlC 296 3 PRES LEADERSHIP CLASS 801 1730-2100 SEE DEPT K N0\1'1\K 50 50 La.B-NAVAL SHIP SYSTEMS L003 1430-1550 TH ECCR 2-23 CA ED~ONOSON 100 PREREQ PlC 295~ SECURE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FROM PLC OFF ICE~ 908 N S 202 SEAPOWER/MARITIME AFF 001 1000-1050 M W F ST AD lli·O HR BOURLANO 50 002 1100-1150 M W F ST AD 140 HR BOURLAND 50 LAI3-SE APOWER/MAR IT IME l003 1430-1550 TH · ECCR 2-28 HR BOURLAND 100

908 N S 302 3 NAVAL OPERATIONS 001 0800-0850 M W F STAD 140 KR PATTERSON 18 OIJ2 0900-0950 M W F STAO 140 KR PATT!:RSON 18 ROTC LAB-t-JAVAL OPERATIONS l003 1430-1550 TH ECCR 2-28 K~ f>JHTERSON 36 R~C-NAVAL OPERATIONS R004 1500-1650 M ST AD 140 KR PATTERSON 36

908 N S 402 3 NAVAL LEADERSHIP 001 0900-0950 M W F STAO 135 TL TIPPETT 17 002 1000-1050 M W F STAO 135 Tl Tl Pf>ETT 17 Air Force Aerospace Studies LAB-NAVAL LEADERSHIP L003 1430-1550 TH F:CCR 2-28 TL TIPPETT 34

qoa N s 408 3 AMPHIBIOUS WARFARE 001 0900-0950 M W F ST AD 112 RG WILCOX. 25 LAB-AMPHIBIOUS WARFARE 900 AIR 102 DEVELOP A I R POWER 2 001 1400-1450 TH BPSY E432 DO COCKRELL 45 L002 1430-1550 TH ECCR 2-28 RG WILCOX. 25 0'02 1500-1550 TH BPSY E432 00 COCKRELL 45 908 N S 910 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 003 1600-1650 TH BPSY E432 00 COCKRELL 45 900 ARR Tt T IPP!:TT 10 004 1600-1650 TH BPSY E123 25 LAI3-DEV AIR POWER 2 L012 1730-1830 TH OP G G030 RR MAYNARD 90

900 AIR 202 THE AIR FORCE TODAY 001 1400-1450 TH BPSY E431 VP MICUCCI 25 002 1500-1550 TH DP G G131 LE HALCH!N 25 003 1600-1650 TH OP G G131 LE HALCHI~ 25 LAB-U S MILITARY FOR 2 L012 1730-1830 TH DP G G030 RR MAYNARD 75

900 AIR 302 3 AF MGT LEADERSHIP 2 001 0800-0915 T TH DP G027 SH GREE"NE 30 002 1600-1715 T TH DP Gll6 SH G!;!EEN~ 30 LAB-AF MGT LEADERSHiP L012 1730-1830 TH OP G030 RR MAYNARD 90

900 AIR 402 3 NAT SECURITY FORCES 2 001 0800-0915 TH DP GD35 RR MAYNARD 25 002 1600-1715 TH OP 0041 RR MAYNARD 25 L$.8-NAT SEC FORCES 2 L012 1730-1830 TH DP G030 RR ~AYNARD 50

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45 87. Research Laboratory No. 2-DD-28 88. Research Laboratory No. 3-BB-30 1. Academy Center (not shown) (970 Aurora)'"'"':"0-2 89. Research Laboratory No. 4-DD-28 2. Academy/Conservatory-0-2 90. Research Laboratory No. 6-AA-32 (Marine St. 3. Aden Hall-0-18 Sciences Center) 4. Andrews Haii-V-23 91. Service Center-AA-33 5. Armory (1511 University)-H-6 92. Sewall Haii-H-1 0 6. Arnett Haii-V-24 93. Sibeli Wolle Fine Arts-N-11 7. Athens Court-E-14 94. Smiley Court-JJ-29 8. Baker Hall-0-14 95. Smith Haii-X-22 9. Balch Fieldhouse-J-14 96. Sommers-Bausch Observatory-U-21 10. Biosciences (Life Science Laboratories)-K-12 97. Stearns Towers-NN-38 i '1. Brackett Hall-0-11 98. Student Recreation Center-1-13 12. Buckingham Haii-W-24 99. Team House-1-19 13. Business-Q-21 100. Temporary Building No. 1-H-11 14. Carlson Gymnas.ium-J-13 101. Temporary Building No. 84 (Ski Shed)-GG-33 15. Chemistry-N-9 102. Transportation Center-AA-31 16. Clare Small Gymnasium-H-11 103. University Administrative Center-T-14 (914 17. Cockerell Hall-0-19 Broadway) 18. College Inn Conference Center-D-8 (17th and 104. University Club-R-10 Athens) not shown 105. University Memorial Center-0-9 19. Colorado Court-KK-32 106. University Serviees Center (includes Motor/Pool, 20. Communication Disorders Bldg.-T-22 Service Center, and Research Laboratory No. 21. Computing Center-M-36 5)-AA-29 22. Continuing Education-H-3, 1221-1229 University 107. University Theatre-M-7 23. Cottage No. 1-M-5 108. Wardenburg Student Health Center-R-13 24. Grosman Haii-P-19 109. Willard Administrative Center (north side) and 25. Darley Commons-QQ-38 Willard Hall (south side)-R-16 26. Darley Towers-PP-37 110. Williams Village (includes Darley Commons, Darley 27. Day Care Center (2202 Arapahoe)-B-17 Towers, and Stearns Towers)-00-39 28. ·Denison Laboratory-0-7 111. Woodbury Arts and Sciences-K-8 29. Distribution Center (not shown) 2000 Central Ave 30. D.uane Physical Laboratories (includes Duane Physics and Astrophysics, George Gamow Tower, Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics (LASP), and Joint Institute for Laboratory and Astrophysics (JILA-Laboratory and Tower)-M-14 31. Duane Physics and Astrophysics-M-15 32. Economics-M-5 In order to alleviate errors inherent in the 12-hour clock 33. Education-N-6 ~chedule, the University uses the 24-hour or military t1me. system. The following clock should assist you in 34. Ekeley Chemical Laboratories-(includes Ekeley makmg the necessary conversions: Chemistry and Pharmacy) M-8 35. Ekeley Chemistry:.2fill-8 36. Engineering Ceiiter-M-2'1, 0-20, 0-22, P-21 37. Environmental Design-0-12 38. Events/Conference Center-S~24 39. Faculty-Staff Court-E-10 40. Farrand Haii-Q-17 41. Fiske Planetarium-U-20 42. Fleming Law-X-20 43. Folsom Stadium-K-16 44. Gamow Tower-M-14 45. Geology-N-5 46. Grounds and Service Center-1-17 47. ·Guggenheim Geography-M-5 48. Hale Science-K-4 49. Hallett Haii-R-18 50. 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Koenig Alumni Center-1-3 ECCH Chemical Engineering MUS lmig Music 69. Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics ECCR Engineering Classroom Building NPL Nuclear Physics Laboratory, Cyclotron (LASP)-M-13 ECEE Electrical Engineering OBSV Sommers-Bausch Observatory 70. Libby Hall-0-16 ECME Mechanical Engineering RAMY Ramaley Biology 71. Life Sciences Laboratories-(includes Ramaley ECNT Engineering North Tower REG Student Recreation Center ECON Economics RGNT Regent Administrative Center Biology, Biosciences, and Muenzinger Psychology) ECOT Engineering Office Tower Rl2 .. Research lab No. 2 L-13 ECST Engineering South Tower RL3 Research lab No. 3 72. Macky Auditorium-i-7 EDUC Education SGYM Clare Small Gymnasium EKLC Ekeley Chemistry SPHC Speech and Hearing Center 73. Marine Court-D-14 not shown EKLE Ekeley East Wing STAD Stadium Building 74. McKenna Languages-J-6 EKLP Pharmacy SWLL Sewall Hall 75. Muenzinger Psychology (Life Sciences ENVD Environmental Design TB1 West Wing, Clare Small Gymnasium Laboratories)-L-13 FA Sibell Wolle Fine Arts TB44 1424 15th Street FH Balch Fieldhouse TB66 1330 Grandview 76. Newton Court-E-19 FHSW Fieldhouse South Annex TB85 1244 Grandview 77. Nichols Haii-R-14 FISK Fiske Planetarium TB86 1230 Grandview 78. Norlin Library-L-10 FRND Farrand Hall TBB8 1338 Grandview 79. Nuclear Physics Laboratory-CC-33 GEOL Geology TB89 1444 15th Street GUGG Guggenheim Geography TEAM Team House 80. Old Main-K-7 HALE Hale Science THTR University Theatre 81. Page Foundation Center-H-4 HEND Henderson Museum UCTR University Administrative Center, 82. Pharmacy (Ekeley Chemical Laboratories)-M-9 HLMS Hellems Art & Sciences 914 Broadway 83. Ramaley Biology (Life Sciences Laboratories)-L-12 HPHY Health Physics Laboratory UMC University Memorial Center HUNT Hunter Science WARD Wardenburg Student Health Center 84. 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NightWalk is an escort service that will accom­ pany you anywhere on campus and within a two­ block area on the Hill, from Sixteenth Street to 1- University Avenue. Call 491-SAFE. LIGHTEDWALKWAYS ""1~jt~i!'i¥.<::~ w KITTREDGE;' NightWalk service is available: LIMITEDliGHTING FIELD

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The Committee on Personal Safety urges you to avoid walking alone at night. Ask a friend to accompany you, use NightRide/NightWalk, or phone 492-SAFE to be picked up by the NightRide van.