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TITLE The Independent Study Catalog. 7th Edition. INSTITUTION National Univ. Continuing Education Association, Washington, DC.; Peterson's Guides, Inc., Princeton, NJ. ISBN ISBN-0-7689-0008-5 ISSN ISSN-0733-6020 PUB DATE 1998-00-00 NOTE 400p.; For the sixth edition, see ED 405 788. AVAILABLE FROM Peterson's, 202 Carnegie Center, P.O. Box 2123, Princeton, NJ 08543-2123 ($21.95). Tel: 800-338-3282 (Toll Free); Fax: 609-243-9150. Web site: http://www.petersons.com. PUB TYPE Guides - Non-Classroom (055) -- Reference Materials - Directories /Catalogs (132) EDRS PRICE MF01/PC16 Plus Postage. DESCRIPTORS Continuing Education; Correspondence Schools; *Correspondence Study; Elementary Secondary Education; *Extension Education; *External Degree Programs; Graduate Study; High School Equivalency Programs; Higher Education; Home Study; *Independent Study; Lifelong Learning; Noncredit Courses; Nontraditional Education

ABSTRACT This directory lists high school, college, and graduate study at-home opportunities, including extensive information about external degree and certificate programs offered by accredited institutions that participate in University Continuing Education Association programs. An introductory section, which explains what independent study is and how it works, is highlighted by profiles of individuals who have traveled this route. Another short section explains how to use the catalog listings. The catalog listings themselves provide short profiles of participating institutions, including cost and whom to contact. Indexes include: (1) geographical;(2) external degree;(3) certificate program;(4) institutions accepting international students;(5) alphabetical guide to subject areas; and (6) subject areas. (CH/EV)

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ISSN 0733-6020 ISBN 0-7689-0008-5 Printed in the United States of America Members of the University Continuing Education Association (UCEA) include accredited, degree-granting institutions of higher education and comparable nonprofit organizations with a substantial involvement in postsecondary continuing higher education. Through continuing education programs, UCEA members make the resources of their institutions available to youth, adults, volunteer organizations, professional bodies, government, labor, and private business and industry.

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What is Independent Study? 1

What's New in Independent Study? 1 What Does Independent Study Offer? 5 Who Takes Independent Study? '7 Why Consider Independent Study? 7 The Importance of an Accredited Collegeor University 12 Questions You Should Ask Before Registering 13 Is Independent Study for Me? 15 How Does It Work? 15 What Are My Financing Options? 23

HOW TO USE THIS CATALOG 25 Finding Courses 25 Finding Program Information 25 Kinds of Courses 26 Course Information and Abbreviations 27

INSTITUTION PROFILES AND INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSELISTINGS 29 Adams State College 30 Arizona State University 30 Athabasca University 32 Auburn University 37 Ball State University 37 Bastyr University 39 Bethany College of the Assemblies of God 39 Brigham Young University 41 Caldwell College 48 California State University, Dominguez Hills 48 California State University, Sacramento 49 Central Michigan University 50 Chadron State College 51 Charter Oak State College 52 Cincinnati Bible College and Seminary 53 The College of West Virginia 53 Colorado State University 55 Columbia Union College 57 Creighton University, University College 58 David N. Myers College 59 Delaware Valley College 61 Eastern Kentucky University Ci. U 61 Contents

Eastern Michigan University 63 Eastern Oregon University 63 Eastern Washington University 66 Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University 67 Emporia State University 68 Governors State University 69 Home Study International/Griggs University 70 Indiana State University 73 Indiana University 74 Johnson Bible College 80 Kansas State University 80 Keystone National High School 82 LIFE Bible College 83 Louisiana State University and Agricultural and MechanicalCollege 83 Marywood University 87 McGill University 88 Memorial University of Newfoundland 89 Middle Tennessee State University 92 Millersville University of Pennsylvania 93 Minot State University 93 Mississippi State University 94 Moody Bible Institute 96 Murray State University 96 North Dakota Division of Independent Study 97 Northern Michigan University 99 Northern State University 100 Northwestern College 100 Northwood University 101 Ohio University 102 Oklahoma State University 105 Oregon State University 108 Pennsylvania State University 109 Portland State University 113 Purdue University 115 Regents College 116 Regis University 116 Roger Williams University 117 Roosevelt University 118 Saint Joseph's College 119 Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College 121 Salve Regina University 122 Sam Houston State University 123 San Jose State University 125 Savannah State University 126 Skidmore College 126 Southern Illinois University at Carbondale 126 Contents

Southern Utah University 127 Southwestern Assemblies of God University 128 Southwest Texas State University 129 State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry 130 State University of New York Empire State College 130 Stephens College 133 Syracuse University 137 Taylor University, Worldwide Campus 139 Texas A&M UniversityCommerce 140 Texas Tech University 142 Texas Wesleyan University 145 Thomas Edison State College 145 The Union Institute 148 United States Sports Academy 148 The University of Alabama 149 University of Alaska Fairbanks 152 University of Alaska Southeast 154 The University of Arizona 154 University of Arkansas 159 University of California Extension 162 University of Central Arkansas 164 The University of Charleston 166 University of Colorado at Boulder 166 University of Florida 168 University of Idaho 171 University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign 174 The University of Iowa 176 University of Kansas 180 University of Kentucky 183 University of Manitoba 185 University of Maryland University College 188 The University of Memphis 190 University of Michigan 191 University of Minnesota 192 University of Mississippi 196 University of MissouriColumbia 198 University of NebraskaLincoln 204 University of Nevada, Reno 207 University of New Brunswick 209 University of New Mexico 210 The University of North Carolina 211 University of North Carolina at Greensboro 213 University of North Dakota 213 University of Northern Colorado 215 University of Northern Iowa 216 University of Oklahoma 218 .f.') 'J.,. 6 Contents

University of Saskatchewan 222 University of South Carolina 223 University of South Dakota 226 University of Southern Colorado 228 University of Southern Mississippi 230 University of Tennessee, Knoxville 232 The University of Texas at Austin 235 University of Utah 238 University of Washington 240 University of Windsor 242 University of WisconsinExtension 243 University of WisconsinPlatteville 251 University of WisconsinSuperior 251 University of Wyoming 254 University System of Georgia 256 Upper Iowa University 258 US Department of Agriculture Graduate SchoolCorrespondenceSchool 259 US Department of Agriculture Graduate SchoolNational IndependentStudy Center 261 Utah State University 262 Utah Valley State College 264 Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University 264 Washington Institute for Graduate Studies 265 Washington State University 265 Weber State University 268 Western Illinois University 270 Western Michigan University 272 Western Oregon University 274 Western Washington University 275

INDEXES 277 Geographical Index of Institutions 278 Index of External Degree Programs 281 Index of Certificate Programs 285 Index of Institutions Accepting International Students 288 Alphabetical Guide to Subject Areas Index 290 Subject Areas Index 297 About UCEA 387 INTRODUCTION

WHAT IS INDEPENDENT STUDY? Noncredit courses and courses offered for professional certification. These programs can help you prepare for a new career; acquire specialized ndependent study, historically called " cone- knowledge in a concentrated, time-efficient man- spondence study" and more recently "home ner; and stay on top of the latest developments 1study" and "distance learning," is indi- in your field. They provide a flexible way for you vidual instruction by mail. Independent study to study for professional licensure or recertifica- expands the resources of the university class- tion. (See Index of Certificate Programs on page room, enabling you to learn in your home rather 285.) In addition, for those who want to learn than in a classroom. Because, in most programs, the subject matter but do not require the credit you can enroll at any time and work at home at hours, many high school or college indepen- your own pace, independent study provides a dent study credit courses can be taken on a flexible, convenient, and personalized way to noncredit basis (if you "audit" a class this way, study. Assignments are typically completed on a you are not required to take the exams). one-to-one basis with a faculty expert who designs the instructional materials, guides your study, and responds to your submitted work. WHAT'S NEW IN INDEPENDENT Courses in This Catalog STUDY? This guide catalogs more than 13,000 continuing education courses from 142 accredited New and Improved Tools and colleges and universities. Because much of the Teaching Methods material is time sensitive, you should contact the Independent study has been offered by sponsoring institution for the most recent infor- colleges and universities for more than 100 years. mation on courses and subject areas. In many However, today's independent study students cases, courses may be added to or deleted from a have access to many more toolsat home and at given curriculum between printings of the cata- workthat can enhance the quality of instruc- log. This guide includes: tion and learning. Given that most homes now have videocassette recorders, many universities Credit courses offered at every academic level, include videocassette tape recordings with selected from elementary school through graduate school. courses. Audiotapes are another popular instruc- Most courses offered are at the high school and tional tool for independent study students who college levels, however. Credit courses that are spend significant time commuting. And, of completed successfully can generally be applied course, computers are popular for such applica- toward a degree. Some colleges and universities tions as word processing, e-mail, and access to offer external degree programs that enable you the resources on the World Wide Web. If you do to earn your degree with a minimal residency or not own a home computer, you may be able to no attendance on campus. (See Index of Exter- use one where you work or in a local school or nal Degree Programs on page 281.) library. Similarly, independent study students

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MANAGING SCHEDULING CONFLICTS Personal: Age: 21. Single Home: Washington, Indiana College/University: University of Missouri-Columbia and Indiana Uni- versity Independent Study Courses Taken: Calculus (Indiana) and Introduc- tion to Business Law (Missouri)

Julie was recruited out of high school to play varsity basketball at Universityof Missouri-Columbia. She is now a junior, majoring in business with an emphasis in marketing. After graduating, Julie hopes to play professional basketball andlater JULIE HELM pursue a career in sportsmarketing.

'We have basketball practice scheduled every Tuesday andThursday from 7:30 to 10:30 a.m. and every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 3 to 6 p.m. plus games.Unfortunately, these times conflict with some of the course prerequisites and requirementsfor my major. The only way I could continue to play varsity basketball and major inmarketing was to attend summer school or take independent study. I chose independent study. "Last summer I took calculus through Indiana University'sIndependent Study program and transferred the credits to University of Missouri. Since I was working a summerjob, as well as playing scrimmage basketball every night from 7 to 9 p.m., it was difficult. But myboyfriend was taking the same class, so it helped to be able to study together. Though wehad to study just about every evening as well as onweekends, it was well worth it. Not only did I get a difficult subject out of the way, I could take it from my home rather than have to attend summerschool on campus. "Back on campus, I found I needed business law as a prerequisite for otherclasses in my major. My tutor was concerned that I might not learn as much from anindependent study course as in a classroom setting, but I've found I actually am learning more. In class you mightbe tempted to just take notes and not take time to do all the readings, but with independentstudy, you have to do the readings to complete the assignments. You need to be self-disciplined tokeep upbut if you do fall behind, you're allowed nine months to finish a course, so you can make upfor it during semester breaks."

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can often arrange to use fax and photocopy Group Study. Some courses lend themselves well machines. All of these technologies can aug- to group study and serve as an excellent vehicle ment printed materials without compromising for a group of friends, coworkers, or other asso- the flexibility and accessibility of independent ciates who wish to study the same subject. Such study. group endeavors may involve visits with the However, independent study should not instructor or other experts. be confused with electronic distance education programs that deliver courses to off-site stu- Credits for What You Know dents primarily through the use of such tech- Ninety-three percent of the nation's higher nologies as cable and satellite television, com- education institutions award credit for prior puter modem, and videoconferencing. Such learning if students take examinations to assess telecommunications networks are generally their knowledge and skills. more interactive and require students to work Credit by Examination. If you are already knowl- according to a schedule that is in pace with edgeable in certain areas, rather than complet- their distance learning classmates and profes- ing prerequisites for an individual course or for sors' lecture schedules. (If distance education degree or certificate programs, you may be able via electronic delivery is what you seek, refer to to "test out" of a course by taking and passing its the Peterson's/UCEA Guide to Distance Learning final exam. College and university academic Programs for a detailed catalog of options.) advising can also provide you with information Enrollments Increasing on taking standardized Advanced Placement New and improved independent study tests. You can receive degree credit for successful options are attracting many who may have looked scores on the various tests of the College-Level askance at correspondence study in the past. Examination Program (CLEP, Box 6600, Princ- Independent study enrollments at four-year eton, New Jersey- 08541-6600; 609-771-7865; e-mail: [email protected]), the Regents College Exami- accredited colleges and universities have increased by more than 45 percent since 1985. In 1995, nations, also known as ACT PEP (Test Adminis- enrollments numbered nearly 400,000. tration Office, Regents College, 7 Columbia Circle, Albany, New York 12203-5159; 518 -464- Special Study Opportunities 8500; e-mail: [email protected]; prior to While the focus of this guide is on indi- August 31, 1998, contact ACT PEP, Box 168, vidual correspondence courses, related off- Iowa City, Iowa 52243-4014), or the DANTES campus study opportunities are frequently offered Subject Standardized tests (military personnel by independent study programs. Independent should contact their educational specialist; civil- study offices of the schools listed in this catalog ians should contact The Chauncey Group, 664 can advise you on the following alternatives: Rosedale Road, Princeton, New Jersey 08540; 609-720-6500; e-mail: [email protected]). Tutorial Study. If you have special needs or cir- cumstances, you can arrange for an instructor to Credits for Life Experience teach you a course that is not otherwise offered "Portfolio" Development by correspondence. To apply for possible award of credit Directed Study. This option allows you to substi- through a college or university for life experi- tute special projects or submissions for the assign- ence, you should assemble a file or "portfolio" ments usually required in a course. of information about your work and accomplish-

THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG VVL r's 3 Introduction ments (writing samples, awards, taped presenta- ing to established college-level criteria and tions, copies of speeches) that may have resulted recommends college credit for those programs in college-level learning. With academic guid- that measure up to these standards. ance, you can identify those activities resulting in learning that can be stated as education out- Credit for Military Training. Your service in the comes or curriculum-relevant "competencies." military, specialized training, and occupational Your portfolio is then evaluated by an institu- experience can potentially earn you college tion's faculty. Information about assessment credit. Many military programs have already opportunities for adult learners is available been evaluated in terms of their equivalency to through the Council for Adult and Experiential college credit. The institutions that belong to Learning (GAEL, 243 South Wabash Avenue, Servicemembers Opportunities Colleges (SOC) #800, Chicago, Illinois 60604). agree to assess students' prior learning and accept each other's credits in transfer. (Contact SOC, Credit for Work Training. Since 1974, thousands One Dupont Circle, Suite 680, Washington, D.C. of employees have been earning college credit 20036-1117, 202-667-0079 or 800-368-5622, and for selected educational programs sponsored by ask for College Degrees Without Classrooms, flyer businesses, industry, professional associations, #2122.) labor unions, and government agencies. The American Council on Education's Program on Credit for Volunteer Work, Homemaker Skills. You Non-Collegiate Sponsored Instruction (ACE- may be able to reap college credit for skills you PONSI, One Dupont Circle, Suite 250, Washing- have learned as a volunteer or homemaker. ton, D.C. 20036) evaluates such programs accord- (Accrediting Women's Competencies, T-154,

Percentage of Institutions That Grant Credit for Learning Acquired in Non-collegiate Settings

80 Examination ',j ' ; ',,' /, 84 *,:;.:,,frizt,ei 53

68 Armed Services Courses 76 58

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Business/Industry Courses Institutions OPublic Institutions Private Institutions Other Assessment Methods

0 20 40 60 80 100 Percent Source: Council for Adult and Experiential Learning, Prior Learning Assessment: Results of a Nationwide Institutional Survey, 1991.

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Educational Testing Service, Princeton, New Jer- stitute another major group that relies heavily sey 08541 offers information on this.) on correspondence study to meet certification requirements. Many institutions offer a sequence of cor- WHAT DOES INDEPENDENT STUDY respondence courses in a specific field of a OFFER? profession. For instance, within the business profession, a certificate in banking and finance Gain Advanced Standing (Complete and a certificate in marketing are offered by Degree Requirements and several institutions; within the field of psychol- Prerequisites) ogy, certificate programs in areas such as psycho- If you'd like to gain advanced standing for analytic psychotherapy are available. college work, need to take prerequisites to Other certificate programs provide stu- change your major, make up work for a course dents with expertise in a new employment spe- you were unable to complete or failed, or take cialization and are suitable for those seeking to additional course work to transfer to your cur- advance or change careers. rent degree program, independent study can External Degree Programs provide convenient options. Many people earn External degree programs allow you to and transfer high school or college credit complete all degree requirements with minimal through independent study, but you should con- or no on-campus attendance. Degree require- firm first that the institution offering the courses ments may be fulfilled largely through distance is accredited by the relevant regional or profes- education. Courses may rely on a variety of sional agencies. (See page 12 for more details on delivery modes, including correspondence, inter- how this works.) Note: If you are taking a course active video, and computer-assisted learning. If with the intention of transferring credit toward you find that you have the discipline and self- your degree or diploma, it is important to check motivation that independent study requires, you with the institution to which you wish to transfer may decide to pursue your degree this way. This credit before enrolling in an independent study book highlights the numerous accredited exter- course. nal degree programs offered by colleges and Professional Certification universities across the United States. (See page More and more states are mandating con- 281 for Index of External Degree Programs.) tinuing education for professionals. For example, Continuing Education Units (CEUs) real estate brokers are now required to take If you choose to take a "noncredit" course, continuing education in forty-nine states. (In you may be able to earn Continuing Education 1981, only seventeen states had this require- Units (CEUs). The CEU system is a nationally ment.) In many states, correspondence courses recognized system designed to provide a stan- offer a convenient way for individuals to meet dardized measure for accumulating, transfer- professional certification or recertification require- ring, and recognizing participation in Continu- ments. Real estate, health care, accounting, and ing Education programs. One CEU is defined as financial analysis are just a few of the many 10 contact hours of participation in an orga- professions that take advantage of the correspon- nized continuing education experience under dence study method to help their professionals responsible sponsorship, capable direction, and earn and maintain certification. Teachers con- qualified instruction. Some schools allow you to

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BALANCING WORK, EDUCATION, AND FAMILY RESPONSIBILITIES Personal: Age: 40. Married with four children ages 12, 14, 16, and 18 Home: Walla Walla, Washington College/University: Washington State University Academic Accomplishments: After earning an Associate in Arts degree from Walla Walla Community College, Grace completed her bachelor's degree by WSU's external degree program. She took three correspondence courses in Economics, Anthropology, and Food Science Nutrition for Living, plus ten video courses covering anthropology,sociology, and women's studies. Maintaining a 3.8 GPA, she earned her B.A. in social science, Cum Laude, in August 1996. Grace has maintained a 4.0 GPA in the Master in Teaching program and was GRACE OGOSHI- awarded WSU's Alumni Leadership Award in 1997. MAHER "I am 'sansei' or third-generation Japanese and I work part-time at a community college as the Intercultural Student Advisor in the Office of Multicultural Services. It was important for me to complete my bachelor's degree by extended degree in just one year's time, so that I could enter WSU's Master's in Teaching cohort the following kill. 'The most difficult challenge is to remain focused without burning out. I have been married nineteen years, have 4 children, and also participate in volunteer activities, so juggling multiple responsibilities and finances is always a challenge. It often means declining outwardly attractive offers to pursue a goal that will bring longer term rewards. For example, though we are racking up student loan dollars, we know this is just an 'opportunity cost' that will pay great dividends in the long run. "I really appreciate that the University offers this external degree program to serve reentry, nontraditional students like me. Competition is stiff for WSU's graduate teaching program, but taking courses via independent study enabled me to perform outstandingly in a short amount of time in order to qualify. "I now commute some 400 miles each week to attend class on the Tri-Cities campus, but I feel confident that completing my Master in Teaching will help me to help others on their way."

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take high school and college independent study studyoften discover that independent study is courses on a continuing education credit or a valuable option that permits them to continue noncredit basis. (You must take and pass an their progress toward a degree when desired examination if you wish to receive CEUs.) courses are unavailable to them on campus. Scattered throughout this introductory section are profiles of independent study students. WHO TAKES INDEPENDENT STUDY? These profiles will give you an appreciation of Independent study students come from a variety the diversity of students pursuing correspon- of ethnic, professional, and geographic back- dence study and their varied motives for doing grounds. They study at all types of colleges and universitieslarge and small as well as private SO. and public. High school independent study students WHY CONSIDER INDEPENDENT STUDY? choose this mode of education for diverse rea- Studies show that individuals who continue their sons. Sometimes it is a case of an isolated rural education beyond high school earn higher wages family requiring the assistance of a teenager on than those who do not, and the income gap the home ranch. Also, many adults who lack a between the two groups is widening (see graph high school diploma are reluctant to return to a on page 10). People who want to increase their high school setting and opt to pursue a diploma earning potential are going back to school. Those via independent study. People whose employ- who want to learn in their own place and at their ment obliges them to travel frequentlymilitary own pace choose independent study. personnel, athletes, entertainersmake consid- As one high school math and science erable use of independent study programs. teacher who has both taught and taken corre- Recently, a growing number of American fami- spondence study observed, "When you're doing lies have embraced home schooling, and many make extensive use of independent study courses for their children. Among the 324,000 indepen- Independent Study Enrollment by Type dent study enrollments at fifty UCEA member 1995-1996 Year institutions in the 1995-96 academic year, high school course enrollments represented 43 per- College cent of the total. 51% More than half of all independent study course enrollments are for college credit. College- level course enrollees include both traditional full-time students and individualswho are employed Noncredit while pursuing independent study programs. 6% For such students, the opportunity to determine one's own study schedule is a primary attraction. Scheduling problems can constitute a major High School barrier to study. Employers often find it difficult 43% to release employees for on-campus study. Mean- Source: NUCEA Division of Independent Study while, traditional studentseager to satisfy degree Program Profiles, 1995-96, selected statistics. requirements and/or accelerate their pace of

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ENHANCING PROFESSIONAL CAPABILITIES Personal: Joanne (age 45) and Stephen (age 51) are married (no children). Home: Clifton, New Jersey College/University: California State University, Dominguez Hills Academic Accomplishments: The Karetzkys both completed 30 hours of correspondence courses to earn Master of Arts in Humanities degrees through CSU's external degree program. Joanne earned hers with an emphasis in art history, Stephen with an emphasis in history.

The Karetzkys both hold positions at Felician College, a private liberal arts college in JOANNE KARETZKY Lodi, New Jersey. Joanne is the head of technical services; Stephen is the library director. Joanne's thesis, "The Mustering of Support for World War I by the Ladies Home Journal,"will be published by Mellen Press in 1998. It focuses on the magazine's graphics and on how the editor used the journal to help gain women's support of World War I.

"Although I already held a master's degree in library science, I needed to gain a second master's degree in a specialized subject area to meet academic librarian job requirements. Working full-time, I did not have the time or inclination to sit in a classroom, so I decided to pursue an external degree program. Stephen had already earned both his master's and Ph.D. degrees in library science but decided to enroll in the program to pursue studies in a subject he is passionately interested inhistory. "The degree program was excellent and extremely well organized. The packets always arrived on time, and professors sometimes augmented the writtenmaterials with audiotapes of lectures they wanted us to hear. I took one class each semester and studied nights and weekends. The program required a lot of reading and research, but I was able to getmuch of the material through interlibrary loans. 'We earned our master's degrees without ever having to travel to campus. All our communication with the professors and advisers was through written correspondence and over the telephone. My adviser was particularly supportive, challenging me to pursue topics I was interested inbut also setting high standards, which motivated me to produce quality work."

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Who Takes Independent Study?

Foreign service and military personnel and their spouses and dependents stationed in remote locations;

Students in small or rural area high schools seeking advanced courses;

Professional entertainers, athletes, and others who hold full-time jobs that require long hours, frequent relocation, or travel;

Individuals with disabilities and people who are injured or ill;

Homemakers who care for small children or ailing family members in their homes;

Single parents with heavy work and family responsibilities who need flexible schedules for their studies;

Families committed to home schooling and in need of high-quality curricular materials;

Traditional students seeking advanced placement or a course that is either unavailable on their campus or already "filled";

People who prefer the flexibility and autonomy of independent study and who are unable to reach campus for various reasons. correspondence work, you realize you've got to Independent study courses can help you develop good study skills...All high school complete an external degree program. You can students would benefit from taking a correspon- earn your high school diploma or college or dence course. They would be better prepared master's degree from a distance. for college." If you are contemplating switching careers, If you are currently pursuing an academic taking a correspondence course is an excellent degree, independent study can help you: way to determine your aptitude for and interest Gain advanced standing in a particular subject. The chart below shows Solve campus scheduling problems the U.S. Bureau of Labor and Statistics predic- Take courses that are filled on campus tions for the fastest-growing occupations that Meet course prerequisites require at least a college degree. The Independent Explore new subjects or change your major Study Catalog can guide you to degree programs and still graduate on time in these and other areas. Study while away from campus Restore academic eligibility

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Mean Annual Earnings for Persons Age 18 and Older, by level of Education, 1992

Professional Degree $74,560

Doctorate $54,904

Master's Degree I$40,368

Bachelor's Degree $32,629

Associate's Degree $24,398

Some College $19,666

High School Graduate $18,737

No High School Diploma $12,809

00 00 00 00 1219" Cr Source: Bureau of the Census, Statistical Brief, 94-17

Fastest Growing Occupations Requiring at Least a College Degree Between 1994 and 2005 (projections)

Occupation

Systems Analysts 92 Computer Engineers/Scientists 90 Physical Therapists 80 Residential Counselors 76 Human Services Workers 75 Occupational Therapists 72 Special Education Teachers 53 Operations Research Analysts 50 Speech Pathologists 46 Financial Services Sales Representatives 37

0 20 40 60 80 100120 Percentage Growth

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

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STUDYING WHILE ON THE ROAD Personal: Age: 32. Married with two children ages 3 and 1 Home: Plantation, Florida et College/University: Pennsylvania State University Academic Accomplishments: Al completed his associate degree in letters, arts, and sciences via correspondence courses.

Al Leiter pitched in the 1993 World Series for the championship Toronto Blue Jays and, since then, he joined the Florida Marlins, pitched an 11-0 no-hitter against the Colorado Rockies, was named left-handed pitcher on The Sporting News 1996 National League All-Star Team, and, in the 1997 World Series, pitched five innings in the deciding game that won the championship for the Marlins. When his baseball career winds down, Al AL LEITER plans to complete a bachelor's degree at a local college or university, probably majoring in business.

"I'm definitely an advocate of independent learning.. . I highly recommend the program, particularly to young athletes who skipped college to play pro ball. "I'd try to do one assignment per road trip. In 1992, I took three classes simultaneously, but I wouldn't recommend more than two for anyone with a schedule as hectic as mine. Allocating my time has been the hardest partbalancing work and study and fatherly dutiesfinding time to do it all. "Despite the time commitment, my wife Lod has been very supportive. She's a lawyer and definitely a proponent of education. My family was a big factor in my drive toearn a degree. I want to instill these qualities in my children. 'hat I like about Penn State's program is that you can earn your degree 100 percent through independent study. That was very attractive to me."

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THE IMPORTANCE OF AN ACCREDITED 2. Open Access. The institutions in this book offer correspondence study programs that COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY are free of the time and place constraints typical of most other forms of instruction. In general, The Institutions in This Guide: An this means that the institution's correspondence Assurance of Quality courses are open to students residing anywhere, Taking a course from an accredited institu- that the courses do not include any require- don is an assurance of quality in terms of the ments to attend classes, and that credits earned curriculum and the instruction you will receive. in the correspondence program may be trans- Many employers will pay the course fee if an em- ferred to other regionally accredited institu- ployee successfully completes a course that tions. seems likely to improve job performance. Most 3. Accreditation and UCEA Membership. organizations will insist, however, that an em- One of the principal ways of assuring readers of ployee relying on employer-provided tuition as- the quality of institutions in this guide is through sistance pursue studies at an accredited college their accreditation and their affiliation with the or university. Moreover, credits earned in the University Continuing Education Association correspondence program of an accredited insti- (UCEA). This is the seventh edition of The Inde- tution are more likely to be transferable to other pendent Study Catalog, published jointly by UCEA accredited institutions (although to be certain, and Peterson's. Members of UCEA are primarily degree-granting institutions of higher educa- you should check with an academic adviser at don accredited by one of the six regional accred- the institution to which you intend to transfer iting associations' or, with the approval of the the credits before enrolling). This guide in- Board of Directors, by another accrediting cludes only those institutions whose indepen- agency. In addition, member institutions must dent study programs meet a high standard of have substantial programs in continuing educa- quality and accessibility. Institutions are selected tion. on the basis of these criteria: All of the programs and courses of these 1. Regional Accreditation. The institution institutions, including those offered through must be accredited by a regional accrediting correspondence instruction, are covered by the association, unless special considerations war- accreditation of the institution. With four excep- rant the acceptance of the institution on the tions,2 all of the institutions included in this basis of accreditation by some other recognized directory are accredited by one of the six regional body. The exceptions are described below. accrediting associations.

'The six U.S. regional accrediting associations are the New England Association of Schools and Colleges, Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools, North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, Northwest Association of Schools and Colleges, Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, and Western Association of Schools and Colleges. In addition to the accreditation of UCEA institutions by these bodies, approval by state educational agencies is conferred separately on some high school correspondence courses offered by UCEA members. 'Home Study International (HSI) and Keystone National High School are accredited by the Distance Education and Training Council (formerly called the National Home Study Council), which is the specialized accrediting body for institutions and organizations that have been established primarily to offer programs for home study but is not a regional accrediting association. HSI is also affiliated with Columbia Union College, which is accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools. This affiliation is approved by the Middle States Association and the Maryland State Board of Higher Education. Keystone is licensed by Pennsylvania's State Board of Private Licensed Schools, Department of Education, and is a candidate for accreditation by the Commission on Secondary Schools of the Middle States Association.

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Is the pass-fail option acceptable to my Completing an independent course is not college or certifying agency? always easy, but the benefits can be significant. Is credit by examination acceptable? In addition to mastering the subject matter, the Is credit for experiential (life experience) study skills you develop should enable you to undertake other difficult educational tasks with learning available and acceptable? heightened confidence. Are the external degree programs that some institutions offer by correspondence accept- How Do I Communicate With My able to other colleges, employers, and cer- Instructor? tifying agencies? Many new independent study students worry about how they will deal with material that they do not understand. Some institutions these IS INDEPENDENT STUDY FOR ME? days achieve student-faculty exchanges using elec- Do I Have the Study Skills Required? tronic communication (usually e-mail, via com- Independent study is demanding. Since puter modem, or fax). Some institutions offer most learning takes place through written exchanges, their independent study students access to toll- it is essential that you have reasonably strong free "800" numbers so students can talk to their reading and writing skills. And while the flexibil- professors or teaching assistants without incur- ity of independent study is one of its biggest ring any long-distance charges. Details about advantages, it can also be a hazard. Some people these and other types of electronic communica- who enroll in independent study courses do not tion, including any cost to the student, appear complete them. Being on your own, without the in the institution's catalog or the course discipline of a traditional classroom, means you description. need to have good study habits, be able to work The most common way to ask about a independently, and establish and maintain a problem in a independent study course, how- regular schedule of study. (See Tips for Good ever, is by mail. Responses to your instructor's Independent Study Habits, page 14.) comments on your lessons, requests for clarifica- You should take the time to evaluate your tion of comments, and all other exchanges own approach to studying before you enroll. between you and your instructor will take time. Assess your study habits and decide, with as This written interaction with your instructor much objectivity as possible, how well you think whether by computer or by lettercan be very you can study on your own. useful. To realize these benefits, however, you In general, students who complete inde- must be willing to take the initiative. pendent study courses believe that they have learned as much as, if not more than, they would have in a traditional course. They often find HOW DOES IT WORK? independent study courses to be more rigorous than classroom courses. If you can take respon- Enrolling in a Course sibility for your own education, you will find In general, independent study courses independent study rewarding and satisfying. listed in this guide are open to all individuals Before enrolling, consider both the advantages regardless of age, residence, or educational back- and the drawbacks of the independent study ground. Applications usually are accepted with- method. out entrance examinations or proof of prior 11jl.Ali THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 1 5 Introduction

EARNING HIGH SCHOOL CREDITS AS A MIGRANT WORKER Personal: Age: 18 Home: McAllen, Texas. Since she was three years old she has traveled with her family each spring to Hillsboro, North Dakota, and Warden, Washington, in pursuit of farm work. College/University: University of Texas at Austin Independent Study Courses Taken: Correspondence courses in U.S. government and economics, on-site grading course in informal geometry, and three Spanish examinations for credit.

Francelia Martinez is a senior at Memorial High School in McAllen, Texas. Next year, she will be the first in her family to enroll in a university. As a migrant worker, she has FRANCELIA never completed a school year without interruption. Francelia has maintained a B+ MARTINEZ average in college-preparation classes. In addition to her studies and a job as assistant to the migrant clerk, she is president of the Migrant Club and vice president of San Luis Gonzaga Church's Youth Club. In North Dakota, she worked as a volunteer reader for preschoolers. In 1997, she was named UT's Exemplary Migrant Student of the Year. After graduating from high school last spring, Francelia migrated to Hillsboro, North Dakota. This spring she will attend South Texas Community College in McAllen, Texas, and major in business administration. She plans to transfer to the University of TexasPan American after her first year.

"Every year, something new happens. If it's not having to sleep in our car because we are unable to find a house, then it's the rain, which we pray will stop. I have always entered school late because our work extends into the fall each year. "An education for me is the vehicle that will transport me from the fields of poverty to the successful career of my dreams. UT's courses have helped me by giving me more time to catch up on other high school classes so that I can graduate on time and have more time towork so I can help my family financially."

16 25 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Introduction educational experience. Enrolling in a corre- of study. Your access to a personal computer and spondence course most often simply involves a fax machine can enable you to reducethe time filling out the registration form (provided by the it takes you to complete a course. institution) and paying the tuition and fees listed in the catalog by check, money order, or credit Admission to a Degree Program card. If you plan to enter a degree program, you After reviewing the course names in this should consult the academic advising depart- guide, you can obtain registration forms and ment of the institution of your choice to learn of catalogs that will provide descriptions of the entrance requirements and application proce- courses listed in the institution profiles. To dures. You may find it necessary to develop a obtain these materials, contact the person whose portfolio of your past experiences and accom- name and address or telephone number appear plishments that may have resulted in college- at the end of each institution's entry in the level learning (see page 3). A detailed portfolio, Institution Profiles and Independent Study properly assessed by an accredited institution, Course Listings section of the guide (and see can help award you credits toward your degree. form on page 389). In addition to catalogs, some institutions offer detailed information about Transferring Credit individual courses, such as a course outline, If you wish to apply credit earned through upon request. If you have access to the Internet's independent study to a college degree or a high World Wide Web, you may be able to peruse an school diploma, you should be aware that some institution's course catalogs electronically (see institutions may impose certain requirements Web address with the institution's contact infor- before they will accept correspondence study mation). credit, and some courses or programs may require previous study or experience. Note: If Time Requirements you wish to earn credit for an independent study Most independent study courses are not course and apply it to a program, be certain that bound by traditional academic schedules. You it meets the requirements of the institution to can enroll at your convenience and work at your which you want to transfer the credit, as well as own pace. An enrollment is valid for a certain the requirements ofyour specific program within period (often twelve months), although most that institution. institutions allow you to extend this time. Spe- For example, if you want to earn three cific policies and time limitations pertaining to credits from College A's Psych 101 correspon- withdrawals, refunds, transfers, and renewal peri- dence course and apply those credits toward ods can be found in the institutional catalog. University B's Bachelor of Arts degree, check Some institutions do have regulations that pro- with University B as well as its department of hibit you from completing a course too quickly, psychology before you enroll in the course to however. Such policies seek to ensure that stu- ascertain whether the credits will be accepted. dents have a valid learning experience and that Most institutions' catalogs will list both the gen- instructors have the opportunity to respond to eral admission requirements and the prerequi- work before the final examination. These poli- sites for individual courses. cies are typically listed in the institutional cata- Most institutions limit the number and log. Within these broad limits, you determine kinds of independent study credits that they will the time you will take to complete your program accept. You can usually transfer credit earned u0,_26

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The Mechanics of Independent Study

While each institution has differentpolicies and procedures, independent study generally follows the pattern outlined below. 1. Study Guide, Textbooks, andOther Materials. Soon after you enroll in a course, you can expect to receive astudy guide. The study guide usually includes a listof required textbooks and materials, supplementaryinformation, lecture notes and discussion of course content, specific learning assignments,and all other details necessary for successful completion of the course. 2. Assignments. The study guidedivides the course into segments, usually called "lessons" or "assignments." Each lesson iscomposed of certain study activities, such as readings, self-check exercises, occasionalfield trips, interviews, and any other activities that are appropriate tothe subject. 3. Evaluation by Instructor.Once you complete the activities in each lesson, you usually write an assignment and submit it(mail it or transmit it electronically to the instructor)for evaluation. A written assignment may consistof essay questions, a report, a paper, or other written work. On occasion, you maybe asked to submit an audiocassette for answering questions or performing orally. Yourassignments are then evaluated by the instructor. Typically, the instructor returns an assignment to youwith comments and suggestions as well as a grade. 4. Examinations. Examinationsfor credit courses are taken under the supervision of an authorized proctor. Generally, it is possible to arrangefor supervision of the exam at an institution near your home. In some cases,noncredit courses also require final examinations. The instructor sends the examination formsdirectly to the proctor, who assumes responsibil- ity for administering the examand returns it to the institution. You should consult the institution's catalog for more specificinformation regarding examinations. 5. Records and Transcripts.Institutions maintain records of completed correspondence courses. In the caseof credit courses, your grade is recorded, and you can requestcopies of your transcriptshowing the credit earned. Generally, you will be charged asmall fee for each transcript. For noncredit and certificate courses, someinstitutions award a certificate of completion or Continuing Education Units(CEUs). In these cases, you will usually receive either a certificate or a statement fromthe institution showing your CEUs earned.

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BROADENING CAREER OPTIONS Personal: Age: 42. Married with three children ages 12, 15, 19 Home: Sterling, Michigan College/University: Central Michigan University Independent Study Courses Taken: Completed 32 credits with independent study courses in religion, management, health, geography, and psychology.

Lynn attended CMU in the mid-1970s. After two years of course work, however, she still was uncertain about her major. She decided to drop out of school temporarily and go to work, but soon shifted her priorities after she married and started a family. Twenty years later found Lynn with three kids and employed as an assistant payments worker for Family Independence, a state agency that determines eligibility for families LYNN BOOTZ seeking financial assistance.

"I wanted to move up to the position of social service worker, but I needed a college degree for eligibility. I'd already earned 80 credits toward my degree at CMU. It was difficult for me to attend weekend or evening classes since I live an hour and a half from the campus. Independent study enabled me to manage my time around my studiesstaying up late and studying after the kids had gone to bed. When I needed instructor assistance or advising, I could call CMU toll-free, and my instructors always responded quickly to any questions I had. "Don't believe the stereotype that home courses are easier than face-to-face classes. I actually put in more time with the independent study learning packages than I did with on-campus courses, but I also felt I received more one-on-one attention from my professors with this program than I did in a classroom setting." Lynn also earned 13 credits through CMU's College of Extended Learning prior learning program that offers credit for previous professional and life experience. "I developed a portfolio on my work history for the past twenty years, including training courses and volunteer work. Also, because my oldest son suffers from Attention Deficit Disorder, I have become an expert on the subject and was awarded credit for my work with his doctors and teachers. By the way, he's doing greathe's now a sophomore at CMU." In May 1996, after two years of classes, Lynn earned her Bachelor of Science degree in community development with an option in community services. A year later she was promoted to a Family Independence Specialist. "The work is challenging, but I'm really enjoying it and feel my career is on the right track."

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THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 19 Introduction in a independent study course from one region- The Continuing Education Unit or CEU. The Con- ally accredited institution to another. As policies tinuing Education Unit (CEU) is used to recog- and degree requirements of colleges and univer- nize participation in noncredit courses. The sities vary markedly, you should consult the CEU is defined as 10 contact hours of participa- appropriate officials at the institution from which tion in an organized continuing education expe- you expect to receive a degree to be sure that the rience under responsible sponsorship, capable credit is transferable. If you pursue course work direction, and qualified instruction. If you are at an institution that is not regionally accredited, interested in receiving CEUs for noncredit it may be difficult for you to transfer the credit. courses listed in this guide, request information from the institutions offering the courses. Credit for Independent Study College Credit. Academic credit is measured in Grades and Transcripts for College semester or quarter hours. You should consult Courses with the institution (s) to which you are transfer- Each institution follows its regular grading ring credits, because some institutions use differ- policies in evaluating the work of independent ent systems of conversion or do not accept partial students. When you complete a course, the insti- hours of credit. tution sends a grade report to you. The grade is High School Credit. Most institutions offering also recorded at the institution, and a transcript credit for high school courses tailor their credit will be sent to any addresS you designate in a units to coincide with the method most common written request, although most institutions charge in their home state. Generally, courses are offered for additional transcripts. Some institutions use on the basis of V2 unit of credit (equal to one special designations to indicate courses that have semester of course work in a regular classroom) been taken by correspondence. or 1/4 credit, depending on the state system. Many high schools in remote areas rely on correspondence courses to help their college-bound Course Materials students meet increasingly rigorous math, sci- Course materials always include a study ence, and foreign language requirements. It is guide, which is usually provided as part of the recommended that you obtain prior approval of initial cost. A course may also require work- correspondence courses from your high school books, procedure manuals, lab kits, videotapes to ensure acceptance of credit. or audiotapes, slides, photographs, or other Some institutions in this book offer an audiovisual materials, which you must purchase accredited high school diploma program. In separately. The cost of these items varies from general, the programs award credit on a semes- institution to institution. In some cases, you may ter basis of 1/2 unit of credit per course. borrow materials from the institution by paying a deposit that is partially refunded when you Enrollment in Credit Courses on a Noncredit Basis. return the materials. Audiovisual materials, if Most UCEA member universities and colleges any, are usually sent with the study guide, and accept enrollment in credit courses on a non- you will be charged as indicated in the institu- credit basis and take special interest in students tion's catalog. Details about costs for course who are studying for personal satisfaction with- materials are listed in the institution's catalog or out regard to credit. in the study guide.

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Textbooks You should also be aware that most institutions In most cases, the cost of textbooks is not will not accept exams (which must be adminis- included in the course fee. Depending upon the tered by an authorized proctor) via fax. particular institution, you may purchase the required textbooks and other course materials Access to Libraries and Online in a number of ways. In general, you have three Research Services choices: (1) you can order the books at the time Some universities have made their "digital of enrollment and the institution will send them libraries" available to students learning from a to you along with the study guide, (2) you can distance. Recognizing that some off-campus stu- order books from a designated bookstore after dents do not have access to computer modems receiving the study guide, or (3) you can obtain and that local library resources may be limited, the books from local sources. For some courses, some universities offer special library facilita- the study guide also serves as the text. tors. For a small fee, the facilitators conduct The cost of textbooks varies widely, depend- online and CD-ROM index searches, photocopy ing upon the number and kinds of texts. The articles, and check out and mail books to stu- institution's catalog or the course study guide dents. Librarians even arrange for hard-to-find will indicate where textbooks can be obtained items to be made available through interlibrary and how much they will cost. It may also provide loan. You should ask about any special library information on the buying and selling of used services available as well as the amount of lead textbooks. time you should allow for your research before enrolling. This is especially important if you are Postage entering an external degree program. In all cases, you bear the cost for postage on the items you mail. Some institutions levy a Special Considerations for Students in postage fee for the items they mail to you, such Foreign Countries as course materials and returned assignments. A special index (beginning on page 288) Rates for domestic postage are not high, but will direct you to those institutions that accept rates for postage to foreign countries can be a international enrollments. If you plan to take a major expense (see Special Considerations for correspondence course from overseas, it is wise Students in Foreign Countries). to enroll before you leave the United States, Fax and E-mail Communication taking your textbooks and course materials with you to avoid both postage and tariff expenses. If You can register for independent study you plan to communicate with your instructor courses by fax at most institutions listed in this electronically, you should determine university catalog. Also, many schools encourage student- policies for electronic submissions, as well as any faculty communication by fax and/or e-mail. technical specifications/modifications you are Independent study catalogs, and even some likely to have to make to your computer and course learning guides, are frequently available modem equipment. An institution's catalog will over the Internet and commercial services such identify policies and costs for international enroll- as America Online®. Not all schools are equipped ments. to accept lessons via fax or e-mail. Thus, if you want to submit your work electronically, check Handling and Special Fees with the institution regarding its policieson Some institutions charge a handling fee to electronic communication before you enroll. help them defray the cost of processing materi- ." UVL0 U THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 21 ACCELERATING STUDIES TO EARN A DEGREE Personal: Age: 35. Single Home: San Antonio, Texas College/University: Southwest Texas State University Independent Study Courses Taken: English Reading and Writing, Mas- terpieces in American Literature

"I'd been a working actor for ten years when the newly formed Northeast- ern School of the Arts in San Antonioasked me if I'd be interested in heading up their musical theater department. The offer meant that in my first year of teaching, I'd be starting as the head of the department at a great salary. Also, because I'd done some private teaching, the state was TODD JAMES willing to waive the requirement that I student teach fora semester for free. Because the high school also encourages its teachers to continue performing, Ithought it'd be a great opportunity to give something back to the field without having to put myperforming career completely on hold. The only catch was that to qualify to teach full-time, I needed to finish my bachelor's degree. And that meant condensing a year and a half's worth of college credits into a year's time. "Correspondence study was a real lifesaver. Because 1 was already carrying a load of 21 credit hours each semester, plus 12 hours in the summer session, there was just no time physically to squeeze in these two Englishclassesexcept through independent study. Plus, for a nontraditional student like me, it was perfect in that I could work at my own pace. For example, one of the assignments was A Street Car Named Desire. As an actor who'd already studiedthe works of Tennessee Williams, I read it in an hour, whereas in a traditional class, we might have spent a couple of weeks on itweeks 1 didn't have. (On the other hand it did take me the whole semester to plow through Hemingway's The Old Man and the Sea.) "You definitely have to have self-discipline and motivation to complete the work in independent study. The professors and staff were greatreally helpfulbut they can only give you so much feedback and encouragement in writing and over the phone. "I completed both classes in just forty-five days. I wouldn't recommend such an accelerated pace for everyone; some of the assignments were so interesting,I wish I'd had time to work at a more leisurely pace. Actually, I had nolife outside of studies that year, but it was definitely worth it. I'm really excited to be teaching gifted and talented students and to play a part in shapingthe curriculum of a performing arts school while it's still in its infancy."

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als and registration. In addition, rental fees, amount per credit hour, regardless of whether usually small, are sometimes charged for special the institution uses the semester or quarter unit course materials. Special fees are usually charged of measurement. (Example: College A offers for course transfers and course extensions and Accounting 101 for 3 credits and charges $80 sometimes for enrollment by out-of-state resi- per credit. Your tuition for Accounting 101 would dents. therefore be 3 x $80 = $240.) Average tuition rates for a college semester credit hour were $80 at the time this edition was printed. Average rates for high school courses were WHAT ARE MY FINANCING OPTIONS? $73 per semester hour for the 1996-97 academic The costs of taking a independent study courseyear. Noncredit course fees vary widely and vary from course to course and from one college change frequently. Note: All prices listed in this or university to another. Each institution sets its seventh edition of The Independent Study Catalog own pricing structure. In general, you can expect are based on 1997 pricing and are subject to direct charges for tuition, textbooks, and other change. Before enrolling, check the catalog of necessary course materials and sometimes for the institution for its current rates. postage and handling. Tuition Payment Plans Tuition for college and university credit Most institutions require full payment of courses is most often figured on the basis of a set all charges due at the time of registration. The ) I I

Library services vary among colleges and universities offering independent studycourses. Maryhelen Jones, Director of Off-Campus Library Services at Central Michigan University, recommends you ask the following questions before enrolling in a courseor degree program that will require extensive use of library resources.

Does the school offer you library services directly from its maincampus or refer you to libraries in your area?

What library services are available (e.g., book loans, copies of journal articles,access to electronic databases) either by the institution or libraries in yourarea or from your home computer?

Depending on the source of library support the institution offersor directs you to use, will you have to pay for any services (e.g., special fees, copying or borrowing costs, database searching costs)?

Regardless of how the school handles library services, is therea professional librarian available who can help you with your academic assignments? UUL Jr- THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 23 Introduction preferred method of payment is a check or to you for financial assistance. The first consists money order. In a few instances, textbooks are of "in-service" benefits through the U.S. Depart- paid for separately. Many institutions accept ment of Veteran Affairs. The second is "tuition charge cards, and a few have some form of assistance," which comes from the military per- partial or deferred payment plan. You should son's respective service and is administered by consult the institution's catalog to determine DANTES (Defense Activity for Non-Traditional payment policies. Educational Support). In either case, the Educa- tional Service Officer of your base, post, or ship Financial Aid can provide information. In addition to the Financial aid is not as readily available for federal government's tuition assistance plans, independent study students as it is for "tradi- some states have educational benefits for veter- tional" classroom students. The list below iden- ans and military personnel. Direct your ques- tifies a few possible sources of financial aid. tions and inquiries to the state veterans or military Students who require aid are encouraged to affairs offices. explore all applicable options. Other Federal Programs. Although most federal Employers. Many employers provide educational programs that provide grants or loans are benefits to their employees. These are generally directed to the resident student, some are appli- administered through the personnel or benefits cable to the independent student as well. Under department of the organization. If you are a certain conditions, for example, Pell Grants may teacher or other public school employee, you be available to a person enrolled in independent may be able to receive reimbursement of feesfor study. Because eligibility is limited to degree courses taken for college credit. Contact the candidates, you should contact the financial aid coordinator of staff development within your office of the institution from which you are district for further information. seeking your degree. Unions. Unions often negotiate educational benefits into their contracts. The union's business Vocational Rehabilitation. Nearly all states provide financial benefits for the education of persons manager would be the person to provideinfor- with some form of disability. A number of states mation. include correspondence study in the forms of Veterans' and Military Benefits. All of the federal education allowable for benefits. Direct any ques- veterans' assistance acts have had provisions for tions to your state's department of vocational financial assistance for college and university rehabilitation. correspondence study, usually under the term "independent study." The amount and type of Institutional Aid. A small number of colleges and assistance varies, and it is best to check with a universities have a limited amount of financial local Veterans Administration office for specific aid available for correspondence study. You details. If you are on active duty in the military or should carefully examine an institution's catalog a member of the National Guard or Armed for financial aid information or consult its office Forces Reserve, you have two options available of financial aid.

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The Independent Study Catalog: A Guide to Index on page 290. There you'll find an alpha- Over 13,000 Correspondence Courses is just betical listing of hundreds of specific subject that, a guide to 142 accredited colleges areas. The name of a subject is followed by the and universities that provide independent study page number of the location of that subject in or correspondence instruction in a wide variety the Subject Areas Index that begins on page 297. of subject areas. There are several ways to use In the Subject Areas Index you can find the this catalog. name of each institution offering one or more courses in that area, the name of the department offering the course (s),plus a code letter indicating the level of study at which the course FINDING COURSES is offered (E=elementary, H=high school, C=college, G=graduate, N=noncredit; see the section, Kinds Finding Courses Offered by a of Courses on the next page). Browsing up and Particular Institution down the course listings will lead you to related If you have already decided to study subject areas. through a particular institution listed in this After finding a subject area of interest in book, simply find the institution's entry in the the Subject Areas Index, turn directly to the alphabetical Institution Profiles and Indepen- institution's entry in the Institution Profiles and dent Study Course Listings section and review its Independent Study Course Listings section, list of courses. where the institutional names are listed alpha- Each institution entry lists elementary betically andin dictionary fashionat the top school courses first, if any, followed by high of the page. school, college, graduate, and noncredit courses; these five kinds of courses (or levels of study)are discussed on page 26. Under each of these five FINDING PROGRAM INFORMATION major levels of study, course names are grouped together according to the academic department Finding Information About an that offers them. Next to each course name is External Degree Program the course number, the number of credits earned Some institutions in this book not only by its successful completion, and special fea- offer individual independent study courses for tures. (If the course offers one or more of the credit but also offer structured degree programs five supportive instructional technologies, it may in certain subject areas. To identify schools that be noted here.) The codes for credits and spe- offer such programs, turn to the Index of Exter- cial features are explained on page 27. nal Degree Programs on page 281. Finding Courses Through the Subject Finding Information About Certificate Index Programs To locate a course in a particular subject, Certificate programs are becoming increas- turn to the Alphabetical Guide to Subject Areas ingly available through many institutions and, UUL THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 34 25 How to Use This Catalog therefore, are now included in this catalog. Turn by the local high school, which issues the to page 285, the Index of Certificate Programs, diploma. Students should have approval from to find out more about the availability ofsuch the diploma-granting institution before enroll- programs. ing in an independent study course.

This catalog does not and cannot provide College Courses. A great variety of courses offer- all of the information needed to actually enroll ing undergraduate credit are provided at both in a course. To do that, the prospective student the lower-division and the upper-division colle- must use the address at the end of aninstitu- giate levels (indicated by the letters L and U, tion's entry to request a copy of the correspon- respectively, in the course listing) of study. dence study catalog and specific information about enrolling. Some institutions offer detailed Graduate Courses. Only a few institutions offer information about individual courses, such as an courses for graduate credit exclusively,although outline of the course, which will be sent upon some offer courses that areapplicable toward request. credit at either the upper-division collegiate or In general, course selection should follow the graduate level. Some institutions do not an assessment of the purposefor which the accept independent study courses as credit course is intended: (1) for credit toapply toward toward a graduate degree. a degree or diploma; (2) for personaldevelop- ment, without regard to credit; or (3) for certi- Noncredit Courses. Courses designed to meet the fication in a professional program. job-related, professional, cultural, or personal Students who expect to apply credit earned needs of individuals who do not desire credit are through independent study to a degree or a offered by many of the institutions in this guide. diploma should contact the resident institution In addition, most courses that are offered for for counseling and advice in order to ensure credit can also be taken on a noncredit basis. that the credit will be accepted. (See the section Credit for Correspondence Study on page 20). In addition to offering single courses, some institutions offer complete programs of courses to meet certification, vocational, or professional needs. Schools offering structured certificate KINDS OF COURSES programs are listed in the GeographicalIndex Five kinds of independent study courses of Certificate Programs. are listed in this catalog. In general, vocational courses are not listed in this catalog. Individuals who are interested Elementary School Courses. Three institutions can secure information about such coursesfrom (Home Study International, the North Dakota institutions that are members of the Distance Division of Independent Study, and the Univer- Education and Training Council (DETC) (for- sity of Arizona) offer independent study courses merly called the National Home Study Council). for the elementary grades. The DETC is the accrediting association for High School Courses. Courses covering virtually private proprietary correspondence schools and every area of high school study areoffered by a publishes the Directory of Accredited Institutions. A number of institutions. A few institutions offer free copy of this directory can be obtained from high school diplomas by independent study, but the Distance Education and Training Council, in most cases independent study credit is accepted 1601 Eighteenth Street, NW, Washington, D.C.

26 5 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Howto Use This Catalog 20009. Send the Council a postcard stating your Credit Code request, with your name, address, and zip code The credits earned by successful comple- printed clearly on it. tion of courses listed in this catalog are indicated by the number of credits, followed, usually, by S or Q to indicate the specific number of semester COURSE INFORMATION AND or quarter credit hours. (Example: 2S = 2 semes- ABBREVIATIONS ter hours.) One or more of the following codes All information in the Institution Profiles may also be used: and Independent Study Course Listings section has been supplied by the institutions themselves QT = Quarter unit in response to a 1997 joint survey from the HF = Half unit UCEA and Peterson's. If any part of the usual 1U = One unit data does not appear with a course listing, it was NC = Noncredit not supplied by the college or university, and VC = Variable credit students are advised to write directly to the institution for further information. Special Features Course Names and Numbers If a course offers any of the five supplemen- Wherever possible, course names have been tal instructional technologies listed below, this is written in full. However, because of space limita- indicated by the corresponding code. tions, it has been necessary to shorten long AC = Audiocassette course names. Course numbers have also been CI = Computer-aided instruction included to aid in identifying particular courses. LK = Lab kits If there is any question about the specific con- SL = Slides tent of a course, students should write directly to VI = Videocassette the institution offering the course, referring to the department.

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THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 27 INSTITUTIONAL PROFILES AND INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE LISTINGS Adams State College

Interdivisional ADAMS STATE COLLEGE Teaching parents to parent 189 (1S); L Teaching parents to parent teens 189 (1S); L Enrollment on a noncredit basis accepted in credit in under- Journalism courses. High school students may enroll Creative writing for radio, television and film graduate courses for credit. Overseas enrollment 459 (3S); U accepted. Minimum period for course completion is Mathematics six weeks; maximum period for course completion is Math in the elementary classroom 159 (38); L $70. two years. The average cost per college credit is Math in the elementary classroom 259 (3S); L High School Courses Differential equations 327 (3S); U Mathematics Psychology Arithmetic 095-3 (3S) Success psychology 179 (3S); L Algebra skills 099-3 (3S) Human development: conceptionchildhood 204 (3S); L College Courses Human development 205 (3S); L Business Psychological testing 445 (3S); U Personal finance 114 (3S); L Science Business computer applications 120 (3S); L Contemporary topicsinbiology 507 (2S); U Business law 211 (3S); L Sociology Business communications 265 (3S); L Formation of self-concept 259 (2S); L Business statistics 318 (3S); U Improving communication within the family 289 Governmental and institutional accounting 360 (2S); L (3S); U Principles of management 361 (3S); U Contact Auditing 407 (3S); U Alberta Coolbaugh Economics Assistant Director Economic policy 425 (3S); U Division of Extended Studies Managerial economics 433 (3S); U 208 Edgemont English Alamosa, CO 81101 Communication arts (I) 101 (3S); L Phone: 719-587-7671 Communication arts (II) 102 (3S); L Fax: 719-587-7974 Development of vocabulary 280 (2S); L World Wide Web: http://www.adams.edu EnvironmentalScience Introduction to environmental science with lab 101 (4S); L Environmental chemicals and their control 359 (4S); U ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY Chemical applications for the environmental sciences I 382 (4S); U Overseas enrollment accepted. Military personnel may Chemical applications for the environmental enroll through the DANTES program. Minimum sciences II 382 (5S); U period for course completion is three weeks; maxi- Hazardous and toxic agents: sources and effects mum period for course completion is one year. The 459 (4S); U average cost per college credit is $92. Health, Physical Education, and Recreation Basic foundations of sports conditioning 389 College Courses (2S); L Art History Basic foundations of sports conditioning 589 Art of the Western world I AR101 (3S); L (2S); U Art of the Western world II AR102 (3S); L History Art history research methods AR480 (3S); U Mexico 357 (3S); U Western American art AR494 (3S); U AC=audiocassette, Cl=computer-aidedinstruction, IK =lab kits, SL=slides,VI= videocassette

30 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Arizona State University

PS: History and theory of the art museum Home Economics AR498 (3S); U Family relationships FA331 (3S); U Business Italian Business communications BS233 (3S); L Elementary Italian IT101 (4S, AC); L Business report writing BU431 (3S); U Elenientary Italian IT102 (4S, AC); L Fundamentals of management communication Intermediate Italian IT201 (4S, AC); L BUS301 (3S); U Intermediate Italian IT202 (4S, AC); L Legal, ethical, and regulatory issues in business Justice Studies LE305 (3S); U Substantive criminal law AJS360 (3S); U Communications Procedural criminal law AJS410 (3S); U Elements of intercultural communication The justice system JU100 (3S); U CO263 (3S); L Concepts and issues of justice JU200 (3S); L Gender and communication C0316 (3S); U Research in justice studies JU301 (3S); U The police function JU306 (3S); U Crisis communication C0414 (3S); U The adjudication function JU308 (3S); U Communication and aging C0417 (3S); U Community relations in the justice system JU320 Medical communication C0494 (3S); U (3S); U Elements of intercultural communication American Indian justice JUS280 (3S); U COM263 (3S); L Management Education Management and organizational behavior Elementary school organization and MG301 (3S); U management EED344 (3S); U Mathematics Educational Administration Intermediate algebra MA106 (3S); L Understanding educational administration College mathematics MA114 (3S); L ED301 (3S); U College algebra MA117 (3S); L EleMentary Education Finite mathematics MA119 (3S); L Home-school relations ED498 (3S); U Precalculus MA170 (3S); L English Brief calculus MA210 (3S); L Introduction to Shakespeare EN321 (3S); U Political Science American drama EN331 (3S); U Arizona constitution and government P0311 French (2S); U Elementary French FR101 (4S, AC); L Public policy development P0325 (3S); U Elementary French FR102 (4S, AC); L American national government POS310 (3S); L Intermediate reading FR205 (4S); L Psychology French literature FR322 (3S); U Introduction to psychology PG101 (3S); L German Abnormal psychology PG466 (3S); U Elementary German GE101 (4S); L Personality theory and research PGS315 (3S); U Elementary German GE102 (4S); L Introduction to statistics PS230 (3S); U Intermediate German GE201 (4S); L Spanish Higher Education Elementary Spanish SP101 (4S, AC); L Successful recareering AE494 (3S); U Elementary Spanish SP102 (4S, AC); L History Intermediate Spanish SP201 (4S, AC); L United States history HI103 (3S); L Intermediate Spanish SP202 (4S, AC); L United States history HI104 (3S); L Speech and Hearing Science Introduction to Japan HI107 (3S); L Introduction to speech and hearing science Asian civilizations HI306 (3S); U SH105 (3S); L Contemporary America HI411 (3S); U Introduction to phonetics SH250 (3S); L The United States and Japan HI471 (3S); U Sketching skills for speech clinicians SH294 Japan HI477 (3S); U (1S); L Japan HI478 (3S); U Nature of fluency disorders SH431 (2S); U

1 U=one unit, HF=half unit, NC=noncredit, QT.quarter unit, VC=variable credit UOu 39 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 31 Arizona State University

Women's Studies Management accounting I: cost analysis 355 Women in contemporary society WS300 (3S, (3U); U VI); U Management accounting II: strategy, planning and budgeting 356 (3U); U Contact Advanced financial accounting 451 (3U); U Shari I. Westbrook Financial accounting theory 453 (3U); U Administrative Associate Decision analysis 454 (3U); U Independent Learning Internal auditing 460 (3U); U Ritter B-132, Box 874001 Administration Tempe, AZ 85287-4001 Administrative principles 232 (3U); L Phone: 602-965-6563; 800-533-4806 Writing in organizations 233 (3U); L Fax: 602-965-3300 Business policy 404 (3U); U E-mail: [email protected] Independent study in administrative studies 499 World Wide Web: http://www-distlearn.pp.asu.edu/ (3U); U Anthropology Faces of culture: introduction to cultural anthropology 275 (3U); L Physical anthropology and archaeology 276 (3U); L ATHABASCA UNIVERSITY The Inuit way 307 (3U); U Credit by examination is available. High school stu- Readings in regional ethnology 315 (3U); U dents may enroll in undergraduate courses for credit. History of anthropology 334 (3U); U Overseas enrollment not accepted. Minimum period Language and culture 354 (3U); U for course completion is six months. Average cost: Native peoples of Canada 362 (3U); U $358 per 3-credit course for Canadian residents, $634 The anthropology of gender 375 (3U); U per 3-credit course for nonresidents. Mandatory fees: Anthropology and the city 394 (3U); U Ethnography: principles in practice 401 (3U); U $50 application fee. Special topics in anthropology 406 (3U); U External Degree Program Advanced readings in regional ethnology 407 Bachelor's degree is offered in arts, business, nursing, (3U); U science, and general studies (90 credit hours required). Method and theory in anthropology 408 Master's degree is offered in business administration (3U); U and distance education (60 credit hours required). Archaeology: theory and practice 476 (3U); U Program enrolls a total of 11,689 students; 426 degrees Applied Studies awarded overall in 1996-97 academic year. The exter- Practicum: community health administration nal degree program was established in 1978. 335 (6U); U Art History Certificate Program A survey of western art I 201 (3U); L Program offers courses in arts, business, information A survey of western art II 202 (3U); L systems, and French. Courses are offered for credit. Astrology Credit can be applied toward a bachelor's degree or a Introduction to astronomy and astrophysics I professional program. Biology200(3U); L College Courses Principles of biology I 204 (3U); L Accounting Principles of biology II 205 (3U); L Introduction to financial accounting 253 Biological laboratories 206 (3U); L (3U); L Human physiology 230 (6U); L Intermediate financial accounting I 351 (3U); U Wild flowers 321 (3U); U Intermediate financial accounting II 352 Human genetics 341 (3U); U (3U); U Animal behaviour 342 (3U); U

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Cell biology 401 (3U); U Writing skills 255 (3U); L Biology projects I 495 (3U); U Literature for children 305 (3U); U Chemistry The literature of work 306 (3U); U Chemical principles I 217 (3U); L Women in literature 307 (3U); U Chemical principles II 218 (3U); L Native literature in Canada 308 (3U); U Introduction to biochemistry 301 (3U); U English literature before 1800 310 (6U); U Chemistry projects I 495 (3U); U Shakespeare I 324 (3U); U Chemistry projects II 496 (3U); U American literature I 344 (3U); U Communications American literature II 345 (3U); U Interpersonal communications, management Advanced composition 353 (3U); U 243 (3U); L Literature of the Americas 358 (6U); U Practical interpersonal communications 329 (3U); U The short story 360 (3U); U Communication and problem solving 377 Poetry, tradition, and change 362 (3U); U (3U); U Early twentieth-century British literature 370 ComputerManagement and Information Systems (6U); U Microcomputer applications in business 321 The arrival of Canadian literature 372 (6U); U (3U); U Nineteenth-century English novel 395 (6U); U Microcomputer application II 322 (3U); U Shakespeare II 396 (3U); U Management information systems 351 (3U); U Twentieth-century English novel 397 (6U); U Computer Science Images of man in modern literature 401 Introduction to computer systems 200 (3U); L (3U); U Introduction to basic programming 203 (3U); L Contemporary literary theory and criticism 423 Fortran programming 220 (3U); L (3U); U Computer programming with Pascal 268 (3U); L Canadian drama 431 (3U); U Data structures 272 (3U); L Modern British drama 432 (3U); U Computer programming in C 305 (3U); U Literature of the Canadian west 437 (6U); U Systems analysis and design 361 (3U); U Finance Introduction to database management 378 Personal finance 322 (3U); U (3U); U Investments 349 (3U); U Expert systems in business 455 (3U); U Introduction to financial management 370 Computer and information systems projects I (3U); U 495 (3U); U French Computer and information systems projects II Spanish for beginners I: Destinos 100 (3U); L 496 (3U); U French for beginners I 100 (3U); L Economics French for beginners II 101 (3U); L Microeconomics 247 (3U); L First year university French I 200 (3U); L Macroeconomics 248 (3U); L First year university French II 201 (3U); L Political economy of resource dev in Canada Second year university French 362 (6U); U 375 (3U); U Survey of 20th-century French literature 363 Economic development in the third world 376 (3S); U (6U); U Introduction la litterature canadienne francaise Economics of inequality and poverty 377 374 (6U); U (3U); U Vocabulary expansion 375 (6U); U Money, banking and Canadian financial Pratique orate thematique 383 (3U); U institutions 385 (3U); U Francais langue des affaires 387 (3U); U English Composition francaise 401 (3U); U Basic composition 155 (3U); L Pense et structure de l'anglais et du Francais Prose forms 211 (3U); L 402 (3U); U Plays and poetry 212 (3U); L Stylistique compare 403 (3U); U

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French (continued) The medieval world I 371 (3U); U Francais pour tous, francais pour tout 412 The medieval world II 372 (3U); U (3U); U The Renaissance 373 (3U); U Directed studies in French I 497 (3U); U The Northern Renaissance and the Reformation Directed studies in French II 498 (3U); U 374 (3U); U Geography Social and economic history of early modern Lab exercises in introductory physical geography Europe 375 (3U); U 262 (3U); L Canada: World War I to World War II 376 Introductory physical geography I 265 (3U); L (3U); U The Canadian north 302 (3U); U American history to 1865 378 (3U); U Canadian urban development 310 (6U); U American history since 1865 379 (3U); U Urban change and conflict 326 (3U); U Twentieth century United States 380 (3U); U Geography projects I 495 (3U); U The history of human conflict 398 (6U); U Geography projects II 496 (3U); U Western family in history 399 (3U); U Geology Labour and socialist thought 400 (6U); U Introductory physical geology 200 (3U); L Historical foundations of modern science 404 Introductory historical geology 201 (3U); L (3U); U Our physical resources 313 (3U); U Studies in seventeenth century Europe 406 Structural geology: architecture of earth's crust (3U); U 319 (3U); U The enlightenment 407 (3U); U Geology projects I 495 (3U); U Canada and the bomb: Canada and the world in Geology projects II 496 (3U); U Cold War 455 (3U); U German Senior seminary in Canadian history I 466 Reading German I 305 (3U); U (3U); U Health Administration Senior seminar in Canadian history II 467 The organization of Canadian health care 339 (3U); U (3U); U Labour and socialist thought 470 (3U); U Health Studies Labour thought, 1800-1850 471 (3U); U Teaching and learning for health professions Labour thought, 1850-1917 472 (3U); U 482 (3U); U The industrial revolution 486 (3U); U History Directed studies in history I 491 (3U); U Introduction to modern European history 204 Humanities (6U); L From Sumer to Athens 248 (3U); L World history since the eighteenth century 220 History of popular music I: 1900-1940 285 (6U); L (3U); L History of Canada to 1867 224 (3U); L History of popular music II: 1940-1970 286 Canadian history: 1867-present 225 (3U); L (3U); L Revolutionary Europe 263 (3U); L Rome and early Christianity I 320 (3U); U Era of world wars 264 (3U); L Rome and early Christianity II 321 (3U); U Historic England 304 (3U); U East meets west 360 (3U); U European history since the Renaissance 314 Anglo American popular music traditions to (6U); U 1914 420 (3U); U Introduction to the history of women 320 The folk music revival 421 (3U); U (3U); U Studies in popular music 423 (3U); U The social history of Canada 329 (6U); U Industrial Relations History of Canadian labour 336 (6U); U Rights at work: grievance arbitration 304 History of Canadian West 338 (6U); U (3U); U History of French Canada: 1867 to the present Collective bargaining 305 (3U); U 361 (3U); U Public sector labour relations 307 (3U); U World War II 367 (3U); U Occupational health and safety 308 (3U); U

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Industrial relations: a critical introduction 312 Community development in native settlements (6U); U 315 (3U); U Labour relations and the law 320 (3U); U Health issues and the native peoples of Canada Labor Studies 326 (3U); U Introduction to labour studies 200 (3U); L Contemporary native issues 357 (3U); U Histories of popular resistance 331 (3U); U Native women in contemporary society 358 Special projects in labour studies I 411 (3U); U (3U); U Special projects in labour studies II 412 (3U); U History of Canada's first nations to 1830 368 Legal Studies (3U); U Impact of the Canadian charter on labour History of Canada's first nations from 1830 369 relations 310 (3U); U (3U); U Administrative law 331 (3U); U Nursing Local government law in Alberta 479 (3U); U Research in nursing 425 (3U); U Management Science Principles of management in nursing practice Statistics for business and economics I 301 432 (4U); U (3U); U Concepts in nursing practice 444 (3U); U Statistics for business and economics II 312 Health assessment 450 (3U); U (3U); U Health promotion in the community I 478 Intro to production and operations (4U); U management 368 (3U); U Health promotion in the community II 479 Service operations management 369 (3U); U (4U); U Quantitative approaches to decision making 405 Trends and issues in nursing 489 (3U); U (3U); U Senior focus elective 490 (3U); U Independent study in management science 499 Nutrition (3U); U Introductory nutrition 330 (3U); U Marketing Nutrition in health and disease 405 (3U); U Introduction to marketing 396 (3U); U Organizational Behaviour Consumer behaviour 406 (3U); U Motivation and Management 319 (3U); U International marketing and exporting 414 Organization theory 326 (3U); U (3U); U Leadership in organizations 327 (3U); U Mathematics Organizational behaviour 364 (3U); U Introduction to statistics 215 (3U); L Introduction to personnel management 386 Business mathematics 244 (3U); L (3U); U Introduction to calculus 265 (3U); L Organizational culture 400 (3U); U Introduction to calculus II 266 (3U); L Philosophy Linear algebra I 270 (3U); L Basic critical thinking 152 (3U); L Linear algebra II 271 (3U); U Critical thinking 252 (3U); L Ordinary differential equations 376 (3U); U From Socrates to Sartre 261 (6U); L Mathematics projects I 495 (3U); U Ethics, science, technology, and the Mathematics projects II 496 (3U); U environment 371 (3U); U Music Physics Listening to music 267/268 (6U); L Introductory physics 274 (6U); L Native Studies Political Economics Introductory Cree I 111 (3U); L Canada and the global political economy 393 Introductory Cree II 112 (3U); L (3U); U Introduction to native studies I 200 (3U); L Political economy of the welfare state 401 Introduction to native studies II 201 (3U); L (3U); U First year university Cree 211 (3U); U Intl political econ: power/production/global First year university Cree II 212 (3U); U order 483 (3U); U

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Political Science Social organization 300 (3U); U Intro to political sci I: concepts/structures/inst Women and work in Canada 312 (3U); U 277 (3U); L Sociology of the family 316 (3U); U Politics and the media 303 (3U); U Sociology of work 321 (3U); U Canadian government and politics 309 (3U); L Aging and you (I): an introduction to Canadian national government and politics 320 gerontology 329 (3U); U (6U); U Aging and you (II): an introduction to Introduction to Canadian political economy 383 gerontology 330 (3U); U (3U); U Contemporary sociological theory 337 (3U); U Canadian federalism 390 (3U); U Roots of sociology as a discipline 355 (3U); U Socialization in politics 494 (3U); U Sociology of deviance 365 (3U); U Psychology Canadian ethnic studies 380 (3U); U Introduction to child development 228 (3U); L The sociology of power and inequality 381 Psychology as natural science 289 (3U); L (3U); U General psychology 290 (3U); L Special projects in sociology I 425 (3U); U Introduction to applied social psychology 340 Special projects in sociology II 426 (3U); U (3U); U Theories of social change 435 (3U); U Psychology of aesthetics 342 (3U); U Selected topics in Canadian soc to women's Counseling girls and women 343 (3U); U studies 445 (3U); U Introduction to personality theories and issues Sociology/Anthropology 356 (3U); U Family in world perspective 384 (3U); U Social psychology 379 (3U); U Spanish Social psychology/adult development 381 Spanish for beginners II: Destinos 101 (3U); L (3U); U Taxation Learning 387 (3U); U Introduction to income taxation 301 (3U); U Introduction to learning disabilities 389 (3U); U Women's Studies Teaching and managing the learning disabled Perspectives on women 267 (3U); U child 400 (6U); U Issues in women's health 303 (3U); U Learning through life 401 (3U); U Feminism in the western tradition 400 (3U); U Biological psychology 402 (3U); U Contemporary feminist theory 401 (3U); U Independent study 418 (3U); U Women, violence, and social change 422 Abnormal psychology 435 (3S); U (3U); U Cognitive psychology 455 (3U); U Feminist research methodology 444 (3U); U Public Administration Special projects in women's studies I 465 Municipal public administration in Canada 366 (3U); U (3U); U Special projects in women's studies II 466 Canadian public finance 372 (3U); U (3U); U Canadian public administration 390 (3U); U Special projects in women's studies III 467 Public policy 403 (3U); U (3U); U Religious Studies Special projects in women's studies N 468 Introduction to world religions 204 (6U); L (3U); U Science Scientific reasoning 326 (3U); U Noncredit Courses Science projects 495 (3U); U Accounting Science projects II 496 (3U); U Introductory financial accounting I 251 (NC) Social Science Introductory financial accounting II 252 (NC) Research methods in social science 366 (3U); U Sociology Contact Introduction to sociology 287 (3U); U Office of the Registrar Introduction to modern society 288 (3U); U 1 University Drive

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Athabasca, AB T95 3A3 Food plant sanitation NES408 (4Q VI); U Canada Political Science Phone: 403-675-6111; 800-788-9041 Survey of law enforcement CJ260 (5Q); L Fax: 403-675-6174 Criminal justice CJ336 (3Q); L E-mail: [email protected] Psychology World Wide Web: http://www.athabascau.ca Psychology PG201 (5Q); L Developmental psychology PG212 (5Q); L Vocational and Adult Education Occupational information VED510 (3Q CI); U Graduate Courses AUBURN UNIVERSITY Vocational and Adult Education Enrollment on a noncredit basis accepted in credit Occupational information VED510 (3Q CI) courses. Overseas enrollment accepted. Military per- Contact sonnel may enroll through the DANTES program. Minimum period for course completion is thirty days; Richard A. Alekna maximum period for course completion is one year. Director Average cost: $46 per quarter hour. Mandatory fees: Distance Learning and Outreach Technology $19 per course registration fee, video/CD/WWW fees 204 Mell Hall as appropriate. Auburn, AL 36849 Phone: 334-844-3103 Certificate Program Fax: 334-844-4731 Program offers courses in health-care facility food E-mail: audl @uce.auburn.edu service. Courses are offered for noncredit or prepara- World Wide Web: http://www.auburn.edu/ tion for certifying exam. outreach/di

College Courses Biology Perspectives in biology BI105 (5Q LK); L Communications BALL STATE UNIVERSITY Introduction to film studies RTF235 (5Q VI); L Economics Credit by examination is available. High school stu- Economics I EC202 (5Q); L dents may enroll in undergraduate courses for credit. Economics II EC203 (5Q); L Overseas enrollment accepted. Military personnel may Geography enroll through the DANTES program. Minimum World geography GY102 (5Q CI); L period for course completion is one month; maxi- Introduction to human geography GY215 mum period for course completion is nine months. (5Q); L The average cost per college credit is $106. International travel and tourism GY320 (5Q); U Health and Human Performance External Degree Program Health science HP195 (2Q); L Associate degree is offered in general arts (63 credit Foundations of health and human performance hours required). Credit for prior nonacademic learn- HP201 (3Q); L ing is granted. Program enrolls a total of 5 students. Horticulture The external degree program was established in 1980. Organic gardening HF204 (5Q, VI); L Mathematics College Courses College algebra MH140 (5Q); L Accounting Nutrition and Food Science Principles of accounting 1 201 (3S); L Dietary managerindependent study program Principles of accounting 2 202 (3S); L DM (NC); L Principles of accounting 2 202-V (3S, VI); L

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Anthropology Geomorphology 240 (3S); L Anthropology of a changing world 201 (3S); L Health Sciences Astronomy Fundamentals of human health 160 (3S); L Mysteries of the sky 100 (3S); L Community health problems 180 (3S); L Business Education and Office Administration Alcohol problems 465 (3S); U Principles of business correspondence 241 Drug dependence and abuse 467 (3S); U (3S); L Consumer health issues 468 (3S); U Records administration 353 (3S); L Death and dying 471 (3S); U Criminal Justice and Criminology History Intro to the American criminal justice system Introduction to the history of business in the US 101 (3S); L 110 (3S); L Data and theories of crime and delinquency 210 The west in the world 150 (3S); L (3S); L World civilization I 151 (3S); L Processing adult and juvenile offenders 211 World civilization 2 152 (3S); L (3S); L American history, 1877 to present 202 (3S); L Research methods in criminal justice 220 (3S); L The United States and the Vietnam War 301 Policing in American society 300 (3S); L (3S); U Criminal law 320 (3S); U Recent United States history: 1945 to the Criminal evidence 330 (3S); U present 413 (3S); U Crisis intervention in criminal justice 332 American history, 1492-1876 413 (3S); U (3S); U Insurance Police systems and organization 333 (3S); U Principles of insurance 370 (3S); U Institutional corrections 360 (3S); L Interdisciplinary Studies Community corrections 361 (3S); U Introduction to sport in American life 205 Current topics in policing 430 (3S); U (3S); L Current topics in legal aspects 450 (3S); U Journalism Economics Mass media in society 101 (3S); L Survey of economic ideas 116 (3S); L Introduction to advertising 250 (3S); L Elementary microeconomics 201 (3S); L Management Science Elementary macroeconomics 202 (3S); L Management principles 200 (3S); L English Mathematical Sciences English composition 1 103 (3S); L Mathematics and its applications 125 (3S, VI); L English composition 2 104 (3S); L Philosophy World literature 205 (3S); L Introduction to philosophy 100 (3S); L Finance Ethics 202 (3S); L Personal finance 110 (3S); L Physical Education Geography Introduction to sports medicine 196 (2S); L Earth, sea, and sky: a geographic view 101 Prevention and care of athletic injuries 396 (3S); L (3S); U Phys geog and earth science concepts for Physics teachers 111 (3S); L Introduction to energy and space sciences 100 Global geography for teachers 111 (3S); L (3S); L Global geography 150 (3S); L Political Science Weather 1 230 (3S); L American national government 130 (3S); L Climate 331 (3S); U State and local politics 237 (3S); L Geography of Indiana 353 (3S); L Urban government in United States 238 (3S); L Geology Public administration 350 (3S); U People and the geological environment 101 Public opinion and the political process 370 (3S); L (3S); U Historical geology 102 (3S); L Metropolitan problems 438 (3S); U

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38 46 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Bethany College of the Assemblies of God

Psychology College Courses General psychology 100 (3S); L Principles of homeopathic medicine I H04101 Elementary statistics 241 (3S); L (3Q); U Religious Studies Principles of homeopathic medicine II Religions in American culture 101 (3S); L H04102; U Religions of the world 151 (3S); L Fundamental principles of traditional Chinese Sociology medicine 0M4120 (3Q); U Principles of sociology 100 (3S); L Introduction to nutrition in natural medicine Sociology of deviant behavior 241 (3S); L TR3100 (2Q); U Social problems 242 (3S); L Nutrition I TR3101 (3Q); U Society and the individual 260 (3S); L Nutrition II TR3102 (3Q); U Sociological research design 280 (3S); L Diet and behavior TR3105 (3Q); U Social statistics 282 (3S); L Food ways TR4104; U Leisure and popular culture 312 (3S); U Nutrition in the natural products industry The family 424 (3S); U TR413 (2Q); U Social gerontology 431 (3S); U Nutritional aspects of herbs TR4305 (3Q); U TheaterArts Introduction to theater 100 (3S); L Contact Patricia Leahy Contact Distance Learning Manager Diane K. Buck Distance Learning Department Manager 14500 Juanita Drive Northeast Independent Study by Correspondence Bothell, WA 98011 School of Continuing Education Phone: 425-602-3154 Carmichael Hall, Room 200 Fax: 425-823-6222 Muncie, IN 47306 E-mail: [email protected] Phone: 765-285-1586; 800-872-0369 World Wide Web: http://www.bastyr.edu Fax: 765-285-7161 E-mail: [email protected] World Wide Web: http://www.bsu.edu/distance/

BETHANY COLLEGE OF THE ASSEMBLIES OF GOD

Credit by examination is available. Overseas enroll- BASTYR UNIVERSITY ment not accepted. Maximum period for course completion is one semester. The average cost per Credit by examination is available. Enrollment on a college credit is $220. Mandatory fees: $85 registration/ noncredit basis accepted in credit courses. High school general fee. students may enroll in undergraduate courses for credit. Overseas enrollment accepted. Military person- External Degree Program nel may enroll through the DANTES program. Mini- Associate degree is offered in business and early child mum period for course completion is four months; development (62 credit hours required). Bachelor's maximum period for course completion is six months. degree is offered in addiction studies, business, early Bastyr University offers a variety of continuing profes- child development, psychology, church leadership, sional education programs for the health care practi- biblical and theological studies, and social science tioner. The average cost per college credit is $170. (124 credit hours required). Credit for prior nonaca- Mandatory fees: first-time registration fee $25, ship- demic learning is granted. Campus residency required ping and handling fee $15, international shipping for opening class sessions and registration. Program and handling fee $60. enrolls a total of 250 students; 27 degrees awarded

1U=one unit, HF=half unit, NC=noncredit, QT=quarter unit, VC=variable credit 0 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 4r 39 Bethany College of the Assemblies of God overall in 1996-97 academic year. The external degree Counseling addictive behavior II AD4233 (3S, program was established in 1992. VI); U Supervised field work I AD4913 (3S, VI); U Certificate Program Supervised field work II AD4923 (3S, VI); U Program offers courses in addiction studies. Courses General psychology B1103 (3S, CI); L are offered for credit. Credit can be applied toward an Principles of management BU1103 (3S, CI); L associate degree or a bachelor's degree. Principles of marketing BU1303 (3S, CI); L Macroeconomics BU2103 (3S, CI); L College Courses Principles of accounting I BU2203 (3S, CI); L School of Arts and Sciences Principles of accounting II BU2213 (3S, CI); L Cultural anthropology AN1103 (3S, CI); L Business law BU3103 (3S, CI); U Ethnic identity of U.S. cultures AN1303 (3S, Business communication BU3313 (3S, CI); U CI); L Organizational management BU4103 (3S, CI); U Religion and culture AN2113 (3S, CI); L Not for profit accounting BU4113 (3S, CI); U Theory of drama DR3603 (3S); U Business ethics BU4203 (3S, CI); U English fundamentals EN1003 (3S, CI); L Principles of finance BU4213 (3S, CI); U English composition and grammar EN1113 (3S, Business internship BU4903 (3S); L CI); L Intro to child development curriculum CD1103 Introduction to literature EN1123 (3S, CI); L (3S, CI); L Contemporary Christian words EN2423 (3S, Program and curriculum CD1203 (3S, CI); L CI); L Health and nutrition CD1312 (3S, CI); L British masterpieces EN2503 (3S, CI); U Motor development CD1321 (1S, CI); L World masterpieces EN3353 (3S, CI); U Child, parent and corn rel. CD1413 (3S, CI); L Creative writing prose EN4423 (3S, CI); U Infant and toddler development CD2323 (3S, 20th -century literatures EN4423 (3S, CI); U CI); L History of civilization II HI1203 (3S, CI); L Adm and super of EC prog. CD3203 (3S); U American institutions HI2103 (3S, CI); L Supervised field work CD3972 (2S); U U.S. history since 1965 HI3333 (3S, CI); U Domestic student teaching CD4806 (6S); U Music and the arts IH1303 (3S, AC, CI); L Consumer economics EC1103 (3S); L Elementary algebra MA1103 (3S); L Philosophical ethics PH1103 (3S, CI); L Intermediate algebra MA2104 (4S); L Integ of Psych/Theol I, II, III PS3101 (3S, Public speaking PB1103 (3S, AC, VI); L CI); U Nutrition and self esteem PE1201 (1S); L Personality theory PS3213 (3S, CI); U General biology SC1203 (3S, LK); L Research methods PS3433 (3S, VI); U Sociology SS1503 (3S, CI); L History and systems of psychology PS3503 (3S, Social problems SS2503 (3S, CI); L CI); U Marriage and family SS3513 (3S, CI); U Abnormal psychology PS4103 (3S, CI); U School of Professional Studies Social psychology PS4203 (3S, CI); U Intro to addictive behavior studies AD4103 (3S, Field experience PS4973 (3S); U VI); U School of the Bible Physiology and pharmacology of addiction Old Testament BI1103 (3S, CI); L AD4113 (3S, VI); U New Testament BI1203 (3S, CI); L Counseling of addictive behavior I AD4123 (3S, Life and teaching of Jesus BI2203 (3S, CI); L VI) Life and literature of Paul BI2303 (3S, CI); L Sociology of addictive behavior AD4133 (3S, Prison epistles BI3313 (3S, CI); U VI); U Pentateuch BI3403 (3S, CI); U Treatment of addictive behavior AD4203 (3S, Major prophets BI3503 (3S, CI); U VI); U Acts BI4213 (3S, CI); U Professional treatment skills AD4213 (3S, VI); U Hebrews and gen epistles BI4313 (3S, CI); U Human services AD4223 (3S, VI); U Church history CH1103 (3S, CI); L

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40 rl THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 48 Brigham Young University

History of Christian Spirit CH2113 (3S, CI); L Art Pentecostal ministry and leadership CL1103 (3S, General art part I 1 (HF) CI); L Art history 10 (HF) Issues in church leadership CL2103 (3S, CI); L General art part II 2 (HF) Seminar in ministry CL4201 (1S); U Drawing 3 (HF) Systematic theology TH2103 (3S, AC, CI); L Calligraphy 4 (HF) God the Holy Spirit TH3123 (3S, CI); U General photography 5 (HF) Italic handwriting 6 (HF) Contact Leathercraft 8 (HF, LK) Eileen Khan Business Director, External Degree Program Work study 1 (HF) External Degree Program Business and consumer mathematics, part 2 10 800 Bethany Drive (HF) Scotts Valley, CA 95066 Business law part 1 11 (HF) Phone: 408-438-3800, Ext. 1468; 800-843-9410 Business law part 2 12 (HF) Fax: 408-438-6104 Speed writing 13 (HF) E-mail: [email protected] Basic marketing part 1 15 (HF) World Wide Web: http://www.bethany.edu Accounting (bookkeeping), part 1 2 (HF) Accounting (bookkeeping), part 2 3 (HF) Beginning keyboarding, part 1 4 (HF) Beginning keyboarding, part 2 5 (HF) BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY Business communications 7 (HF) Junior achievement economics 8 (HF) Enrollment on a noncredit basis accepted in credit Business and consumer mathematics, part 1 9 courses. High school students may enroll in under- (HF) graduate courses for credit. Overseas enrollment Computer Science accepted. Military personnel may enroll through the Understanding computers and information DANTES program. Institution offers special arrange- processing 1 (HF) ments to take courses not listed in this catalog. Mini- Introductory Pascal programming 4 (HF, CI) mum period for course completion is one week per Driver Education credit hour; maximum period for course completion Driver education 1 (HF) is one year. The average cost per college credit is $81; English Language and Literature the average cost per high school credit is $79. 9th grade English part 1 1 (HF) Understanding literature 10 (HF) External Degree Program The year 2100 18 (HF) High school diploma/GED is available (27 credit 9th grade English part 2 2 (HF) hours required). Bachelor's degree is offered in gen- Practical English: review of fundamentals 20 eral studies (128 credit hours required). Program (HF) enrolls a total of 90 students; 13 degrees awarded Bible as literature 22 (HF) overall in 1996-97 academic year. The external degree Reading comprehension 23 (HF) program was established in 1970. Remedial reading 25 (HF) Recreational reading 27 (HF) Certificate Program 10th grade English part 1 3 (HF) Program offers courses in family history (genealogy) Creative writing 33 (HF) and organ performance. Courses are offered for credit 10th grade English part 2 4 (HF) or noncredit. Spelling 42 (HF) 11th grade English part 1 5 (HF) High School Courses 11th grade English part 2 6 (HF) ACT Preparation 12th grade English part 1 7 (HF) Preparation for the ACT 1 (HF) 12th grade English part 2 8 (HF)

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THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG UUL 41 Brigham Young University

English Language and Literature (continued) Humanities Business English 9 (HF) An introduction to the humanities 1 (HF) Foreign Languages Industrial Education Second-year Mandarin Chinese, Part 2 10 (HF, Leathercraft 1 (HF, LK) AC) Auto body repair 5 (HF) German 1, part 1 11 (HF, AC) Small-engine repair 6 (HF) German 1, part 2 12 (HF, AC) Auto fundamentals part 1 7 (HF) German 2, part 1 13 (HF, AC) Auto fundamentals part 2 8 (HF) German 2, part 2 14 (HF, AC) Principles of technology 9 (HF, VI) French 1, part 1 15 (HF, AC) Language Arts French 1, part 2 16 (HF, AC) Advanced literature 11 (HF) Technical writing 14 (HF) Second-year French, Part 1 17 (HF, AC) Speed reading: a better way to read 15 (HF) Second-year French, Part 2 18 (HF, AC) The year 2100 18 (HF) Russian 1, part 1 19 (HF, AC) English for life and work: applied Russian 1, part 2 20 (HF, AC) communications 40 (HF) Second-year Russian, Part 1 21 (HF, AC) Language Arts/Science/Social Science Second-year Russian, Part 2 22 (HF, AC) Senior project: foundations for success 24 (HF) Japanese 1, part 1 23 (HF, AC) Language Arts/Social Science First-year Japanese, Part 1 24 (HF, AC) Who are you-exploring values 43 (HF) First-year Japanese, part 2 25 (HF, AC) Mathematics Second-year Japanese, part 1 26 (HF, AC) Plane geometry part 2 10 (HF) Spanish part 1 3 (HF, AC) Trigonometry part 1 11 (HF) English as a second language, intermediate, part Trigonometry part 2 12 (HF) 1 30 (HF, AC) Applied math, part 1 19 (HF) Third-year Spanish, part 1 35 (HF, AC) Applied math, part 2 20 (HF) Third-year Spanish, part 2 36 (HF, AC) Pre-algebra part 1 21 (HF) Spanish part 2 4 (HF, AC) Pre-algebra part 2 22 (HF) Spanish 2, part 1 5 (HF, AC) Precalculus, 1 24 (HF) Spanish 2, part 2 6 (HF, AC) Precalculus, 2 25 (HF) First-year Mandarin Chinese, Part 1 7 (HF, AC) Business and consumer mathematics part 1 3 First-year Mandarin Chinese, Part 2 8 (HF, AC) (HF) Second-year Mandarin Chinese, Part 1 9 (HF, Remedial arithmetic, part 1 31 (HF) AC) Remedial arithmetic, part 2 32 (HF) Health Remedial arithmetic, part 3 33 (HF) General health 1 (HF) Remedial arithmetic, part 4 34 (HF) Health occupations 1 2 (HF) Business and consumer mathematics part 2 4 Health occupations 2: first aid 3 (HF) (HF) Eating disorders 5 (HF) Beginning algebra, part 1 5 (HF) Drug use and abuse 6 (HF) Beginning algebra, part 2 6 (HF) Home Economics Second course in algebra part 1 7 (HF) Basic clothing construction, part 1 1 (HF) Second course in algebra part 2 8 (HF) Foods, part 2 10 (HF) Plane geometry part 1 9 (HF) Preparation for responsible parenthood 16 (HF) Music Basic clothing construction, part 2 2 (HF) Beginning guitar part 1 3 (HF, AC) Clothing: fashion fundamentals 4 (HF) Physical Education Foods, part 1 5 (HF) Intermediate swimming 12 (HF) Interior design and decoration 6 (HF) Fitness for living 3 (HF) Child development part 1 7 (HF) Tennis 4 (HF) Child development part 2 8 (HF) Bowling 5 (HF)

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Aerobic dance 6 (HF, AC, VI) Social Science/Home Economics Jogging 7 (HF) Consumer economics 18 (HF) Golf 8 (HF) Speech and Communications Cycling 9 (HF) Man and mass media 34 (HF) Science Introduction to public speaking 35 (HF) Biology, part 1 1 (HF) Principles of technology 11 (HF, VI) College Courses General astronomy 12 (HF) Accounting Earth science part 1 13 (HF) Principles of accounting 200 (3S); L Earth science part 2 14 (HF) Principles of financial accounting 201 (3S); L Principles of managerial accounting 202 (3S); L General physical science 16 (HF) Principles of accounting 2 210 (3S); L General chemistry 18 (HF) Business law in the environment 341 (2S); U Biology, part 2 2 (HF) American Heritage Chemistry, part 1 20 (HF) American heritage 100 (3S); L Chemistry, part 2 21 (HF) Animal Sciences Physics, part 1 22 (HF) Applied animal nutrition 307 (3S); U Physics, part 2 23 (HF) Pet and laboratory animal nutrition 308 (2S); U Ecology 3 (HF) Anthropology Human physiology/anatomy 4 (HF) Social/cultural anthropology 101 (3S); L Social Science Introduction to archaeology 110 (3S); L U.S. history: liberty/social change 1 (HF) Archaeological cultures of North America 350 World history: Europe and Russia 10 (HF) (3S); U World history: ancient civilizations 11 (HF) Biology American government part 1 12 (HF) Principles of biology 100 (3S); L American government part 2 13 (HF) Heredity and reproduction 276 (3S); L Personal freedom: how to gain control of your Botany life 14 (HF) Plants through the ages 105 (3S); L Preparation for responsible adulthood 15 (HF) Business Management Datingromance and reason 16 (HF) Personal finance 200 (2S); L Economics/American free enterprise 19 (HF) Financial management 300 (3S); U U.S. history: the American character/the Marketing management 340 (3S); U economy 2 (HF) Introduction to international business 430 Education and career planning 20 (HF) (3S); U Discovering your roots 21 (HF) Chemistry Studying in high school 25 (HF, AC) Elementary college chemistry 100 (3S); L Sociology 1 27 (HF) Civil Engineering World geography: Western hemisphere 29 (HF) Engineering mechanicsstatics 103 (2S); L World geography: Eastern hemisphere 30 (HF) Engineering mechanicsmechanics of materials Introduction to psychology 31 (HF) 203 (3S); L Current events 38 (HF) Engineering mechanicsdynamics 204 (3S); L Project self-discovery 39 (HF) Hydraulics and fluid flow theory 332 (3S, CI); U Northwest history 4 (HF) Clothing and Textiles Travel study 40 (HF) Textiles 261 (3S); L Peer counseling 40 (HF) Communications U.S. history: foreign policy 5 (QT) Mass communication and society 101 (3S); L U.S. history: government 6 (QT) Public speaking 150 (3S); L World history: Eastern hemisphere 8 (HF) Theory of communication and persuasion 201 World history: Western hemisphere (N and S (2S); L America) 9 (HF) Rhetorical methods 310 (3S); U

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Communications (continued) American literature since 1914 363 (3S); U Writing for mass audiences 311 (3S); U Modern poetry 366 (3S); U Magazine writing 427 (3S); U English literature, 1780-1832: the Romantic Computer Science period 374 (3S); U Elementary computer applications 103 (2S, English literature, 1832 to 1890: Victorian CI); L period 375 (3S); U Counseling and Special Education Shakespeare 382 (3S); L Changing undesired emotions through self- English lit, 1603-1660: late Renaissance period counseling 515R2 (1S); U 385 (3S); U How to motivate students 515R4 (1S); U Christian fantasy 395R1 (3S); U Dance Literature for adolescents 420 (3S); U Aerobic dance 130 (HF, AC, VI); L Family Sciences Social dance: beginning 180 (HF); L Introduction to family science 160 (3S); U Economics Economic principles and problems 110 (3S); L Human development 210 (3S); L Educational Leadership and Foundations Early childhood learning experiences 395R1 The professional teacher 452 (1S); U (2S, VI); U Elementary Education Food Science and Nutrition Children's literature 340 (3S); U Essentials of human nutrition 100 (3S); L Children's nonfiction literature 515R1 (1S); U Geography Italic handwriting 515R5 (1S); U Introduction to geography 101 (3S); L English Geography and world affairs 120 (3S); L College writing and reading 115 (3S); L Travel planning, rates, and tariffs: domestic and Masterpieces of world literature 1 201 (3S); L international 279 (4S); L Masterpieces of world literature 2 202 (3S); L Introduction to cultural geography 301 (3S); U Writing for children and adolescents 217 (3S); L Tour operation 352 (3S); L Creative writing 218R (3S); L Tourism: a conceptual framework 370 (3S); U Writing personal history 220 (3S); L Tourism: patterns and analysis 371 (3S); U Introduction to the English language 223 (3S, United States and Canada 450 (3S); U VI); L Geology Vocabulary building 225 (2S); L Introduction to geology 101 (3S); L Fiction, drama, poetry 230 (3S); L Life of the past 103 (3S); L Fundamentals: literary interpretation and German criticism 251 (3S); L Grammar and composition 1 320 (3S); U Critical writing and research 252 (3S); L Grammar and composition 2 321 (3S); U Perspectives in English literature 1 301 (3S); U Masterpieces of German literature 2 431 (3S); U Perspectives in English literature 2 302 (3S); U German literary periods and movements 440R Perspectives in American literature 303 (3S); U (3S); U Argumentation and critical writing 312 (3S); U German for family historians and genealogists Expository writing for elementary education 490R1 (3S); U majors 313 (3S); U Health Sciences Writing in the social sciences 315 (3S); U First aid and safety instruction 121 (2S); L Technical writing 316 (3S); U Health and lifestyle management 129 (1S); L Writing of fiction 318R (3S); U Health and lifestyle management 130 (2S); L Writing of poetry 319R (3S); U History, philosophy and foundations of health Modern American usage 322 (3S); U 300 (2S); U The English novel 333 (3S); U First aid and emergency care 320 (3S); U The American novel 336 (3S); U School health for elementary teachers 361 Bible as literature 350 (3S); U (2S); U The short story 359 (3S); U Consumer health 370 (2S); U

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Driver and safety education workshop 402RI Managerial Economics (VC); U Economics of market systems 300 (3S); U Org and admin of driver and traffic safety Macroeconomics for business decisions 301 education 444 (2S); U (3S); U Community health 451 (2S, AC); U Money, banking, and business 453 (3S); U Health and the aging process 466 (2S); U Mathematics Hebrew College algebra 110 (3S); L First-year biblical Hebrew 131 (4S, AC); L Trigonometry 111 (2S); L First-year biblical Hebrew 132 (4S); L Introduction to calculus 119 (4S); L History History of mathematics 300 (3S); U The United States to 1877 120 (3S); L Advanced engineering mathematics 312 (3S); U The United States from 1877 121 (3S); L Advanced engineering mathematics 313 (3S); U Elementary linear algebra 343 (3S); U World civilization to 1500 201 (3S); L Microbiology World civilization since 1500 202 (3S); L General microbiology 221 (3S); L The family in Europe 326 (3S); U Music Soviet and post-Soviet Russia 331 (3S); U Introduction to music 101 (3S); L English history to 1689 335 (3S); U Basic piano skills 113 (2S); L English history since 1689 336 (3S); U Piano techniques and literature 114R (2S); U Chinese civilization 343 (3S); U Organ performance 399R (VC); U Modern China since 1500 344 (3S); U Near Eastern Studies Modern Latin America 352 (3S); U General survey and orientation to the peoples The family and the law in American history 365 and cultures of the Holy Land 398R (1S); L (3S); U Nursing Utah 366 (3S); U Nursing and medical terminology 102 (2S); L Civil War 377 (3S); U Organizational Behavior Writing family history 397R1 (3S); U Fundamentals of organizational behavior 321 American family history 398 (3S); U (3S); U English language paleography 400R1 (3S); U Personnel and human resource administration Northeastern states and Canada 406R1 (3S); U 327 (3S); U Southern states 406R2 (3S); U Managerial leadership development 347 (3S); U Midwestern states 406R3 (3S); U Philosophy England and Wales from 1700 407R1 (3S); U Introduction to philosophy 110 (3S); L Scotland and Ireland 407R3 (3S); U Deductive logic 205 (3S); L Germanic sources: an introduction 409R1 Predicate logic 305 (3S); U (3S); U Physical Education Hispanic family history research 411R1 (3S); U Bowling, beginning 116 (HF); L Oral history interviewing and processing 422 Jogging 139 (HF); L (3S, AC); U Intermediate swimming 172 (HF); L Humanities Tennis, beginning 181 (HF); L Introduction to the humanities 101 (3S, AC); L Administration of athletic and intramural Arts in western culture 1 201 (3S); L programs 351 (2S); U Arts in western culture 2 202 (3S); L Physical Sciences Instructional Science Physical science 100 (3S); L Microcomputers in the school 286 (IS, CI); L Physics Instructional Technology Introductory applied physics 105 (3S); L Instructional technology in teaching 376R6 (2S, Introductory applied physics 106 (3S); L VI); U Descriptive astronomy 127 (3S); L Management Communications Introduction to the atmosphere and weather Written business communication 320 (3S); U 137 (3S); L

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Political Science Latter-Day Saint history from 1844 to the American government and politics 110 (3S); L present 342 (2S); U Introduction to international politics 170 (3S); L The writings of John 392R1 (1S); U Western political heritage 1 201 (3S); L Presidents of the church 393R2 (1S); U Western political heritage 2 202 (3S); L Latter-Day Saint temples 393R6 (1S); U The media in American politics 321 (3S); U Secondary Education Psychology Creativity in the classroom 37611 (1S); U General psychology 111 (3S); L Reflective teaching 37613 (1S); U Understanding and improving your memory 170 Improving discipline in the schools: 8 models (1S, AC); L 37634 (1S); U Personal and social adjustment 240 (3S); L Evaluating student learning 37635 (1S); U Psychological statistics 301 (4S); U Simulation and games 37636 (1S); U Parenting 303 (3S); U Formulating useful instructional objectives Sex roles in the family and society 306 (3S); U 37645 (1S); U Developmental psychology: childhood 320 Questioning that turns students on rather than (3S); U off 37646 (1S, AC); U Developmental psychology: adolescence 321 Teaching reading in the content area 37660 (3S); U (VC); U Developmental psychology: adulthood 322 Italic handwriting 515R5 (1S); U (3S); U Social Work Organizational psychology 330 (3S); U Family interaction 211 (3S); L Sport psychology 338 (3S); U Introduction to social work research methods Personality 341 (3S); U 305 (VC); U Abnormal psychology 342 (3S); U Introduction to the field of social work 360 Exceptional children 346 (3S); U (3S); U Introduction to social psychology 350 (3S); U Social welfare programs and services 365 (2S); U Interpersonal growth and group processes 357 Sociology (3S); U Introduction to sociology 111 (3S); L Leadership development 358 (3S); U Current social problems 112 (3S); U Environmental psychology 359 (3S); U Family interaction 211 (3S); L Motivation 365 (3S); U Methods of research in sociology 300 (3S); U Religion (Religious Studies) Applied social statistics 306 (3S); U Introduction to the Book of Mormon 121 Sociology of education 326 (3S); U (2S); L Introduction to social psychology 350 (3S); U Introduction to the Book of Mormon 122 Sociology of aging 365 (3S); U (2S); L Spanish Sharing the Gospel 130 (2S); L Second-year Spanish 201 (4S, AC); L The New Testament 211 (2S); L Introduction to Spanish literature 339 (3S); U The New Testament 212 (2S); L Survey of Spanish literature 441 (3S); U Introduction to Latter-Day Saint family history Statistics 261 (2S); L Principles of statistics 1 221 (3S); L The Old Testament 301 (2S); U Elements of mathematical statistics 321 (3S); U The Old Testament 302 (2S); U Student Development Writings of Isaiah 304 (2S); U Effective study and learning 110 (2S, AC); U The doctrine and covenants 324 (2S); U Life planning and decision making 115 (2S); L The doctrine and covenants 325 (2S); U Career exploration 117 (2S); L The pearl of great price 327 (2S); U Technology Education Teachings of the living prophets 333 (2S); U Basic electricity 209 (3S); L Latter-Day Saint history from 1805 to 1844 341 Theater and Media Arts (2S); U Introduction to the theater 101 (3S); L

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46 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Brigham Young University

Playwriting 22 (3S); U Family Sciences Visual Arts History Supervising marriage and family therapy 750R Survey of western art I 211 (3S); L (2S) Survey of western art II 212 (3S); L Instructional Psychology and Technology 19th-century European art 340 (3S); U Alternative reading instruction that works 51518 Modern art 350 (3S); U (15) Visual Arts Studio Companion reading programs: practicum 51519 Introduction to calligraphy 109 (2S); L (2S) Applying the structured tutoring model in Graduate Courses reading 51522 (2S, AC) Counseling and Special Education Apply structured tutoring model to adv read Developing capable people 51510 (2S) skills 51524 (2S, AC) Classroom management: obtaining student Applying structured tutoring model to basic cooperation 51543 (1S) math 51525 (2S, AC) Applied behavior analysis 51550 (3S) Microcomputers in the school 51530 (15, CI) Education of all handicapped children act Use the Bible to teach reading 515R1 (15) 51551 (15) Instructional technology in teaching 515R6 (2S, How to teach concepts 515R3 (2S) VI) Resolving student hostility 515R5 (2S, AC) Religion (Religious Studies) Introduction to military ministry, part 1 540R1 Intro to the ed of children with visual handicaps (3S) 515R6 (2S, AC) Introduction to military ministry, part 2 540R2 Psychosocial implications of visual handicaps (3S) 515R7 (3S) Secondary Education Education of the gifted and talented 518 (2S) Developing capable people 51510 (2S) Educating students with severe and profound Creativity in the classroom 51511 (15) handicaps 519 (3S) Reflective teaching 51513 (15) Introduction to counseling and guidance Improving discipline in the schools: 8 models services 600 (3S) 51534 (1S) Elementary Education Evaluating student learning 51535 (15) Developing capable people 51510 (2S) Simulation and games 51536 (15) The role of decoding in learning to read 51511 Formulating useful instructional objectives (2S) 51545 (15) Reading-developing comprehension skills 51512 Questions that turn students on rather than off (2S) 51546 (15, AC) Reflective teaching 51513 (15) Teaching reading in the content area 51560 Elementary school math: curriculum standards, (VC) K-4 51514 (15) How to teach concepts 515R3 (2S) Elementary school math: curriculum standards, Noncredit Courses 5-8 51515 (15) Family Education Elementary school math assessment 51516 (15) Raising children in truth and light 80 (NC) Improving discipline in the schools: 8 models Family History 51534 (15) Eight convenient steps to finding your roots 70 Teaching reading in content areas 51560 (VC) (NC) Teaching language arts in the elementary school Mathematics 515R2 (2S) Intermediate algebra 97 (NC) How to teach concepts 515R3 (2S) Organ Early childhood learning experiences 515R9 Organ certification 71-76 (NC) (2S, VI) Service playing certification 80 (NC)

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THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 60L 47 Brigham Young University

Personal Development 9 Ryerson Avenue Understanding and improving relationships 71 Caldwell, NJ 07006 (NC) Phone: 973-228-4424, Ext. 285; 800-831-9178 Dealing with loneliness 73 (NC) Fax: 973-364-8453 World Wide Web: http://www.caldwell.edu/ Contact R. Dwight Laws Director BYU Independent Study 205 HCEB PO Box 21514 CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, Provo, UT 84602 DOMINGUEZ HILLS Phone: 801-378-2868; 800-914-8931 Fax: 801-378-5817 Overseas enrollment accepted. Military personnel may E-mail: [email protected] enroll through the DANTES program. Minimum World Wide Web: http://coned.byu.edu/is/ period for course completion is fifteen weeks; maximum period for course completion is one year. The average cost per college credit is $135. External Degree Program CALDWELL COLLEGE Master's degree is offered in humanities (30 credit hours required). Program enrolls a total of 8,700 Credit by examination is available. Overseas enroll- students; 95 degrees awarded overall in 1996-97 aca- ment accepted. Military personnel may enroll through demic year. The external degree program was estab- the DANTES program. Period for course completion lished in 1974. is fifteen weeks. External degree program restricted to adults 23 years and older who have strong a high Graduate Courses school academic record and have completed at least Humanities 12 college credits. The average cost per college credit Defining the humanities: history 501 (2S) is $277. Mandatory fees: $25 application fee, $30 Defining the humanities: literature 502 (2S) external degree fee. Defining the humanities: music 503 (2S) Defining the humanities: art 504 (2S) External Degree Program Defining the humanities: philosophy 505 (2S) Bachelor's degree is offered in psychology, sociology, Humanities encounter: the living theatre 521 criminal justice, English, history, religion, business (VC) administration, accounting, computer information Humanities encounter: concert music 522 (VC) systems, international business marketing, manage- Humanities encounter: history 523 (VC) ment, art, communication arts, political science, and Humanities encounter: film 524 (VC) social studies (122 credit hours required). Credit for War and human experience 530 (3S) prior nonacademic learning is granted. Campus resi- Evolution of human culture 540 (3S) dency required for one Friday evening and one Satur- The rational perspective 541 (3S) day at beginning of semester. Some additional on-campus The para-rational perspective 542 (3S) work required for art majors. Program enrolls a total The autonomous individual 543 (3S) of 450 students. The external degree program was The individual and society 544 (3S) established in 1979. The non-Western world 545 (3S) Alienation, estrangement, and subcultures 546 Contact (3S) Jack Albalah World religious perspectives 547 (3S) Adult Admissions Values and morality in 20th-century thought 548 Admissions Office (3S)

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48 11 Ll 56 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG California State University, Sacramento

Key individuals, art: Frank Lloyd Wright 550 CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, (3S) Key individuals, music: Beethoven 551 (3S) SACRAMENTO Key individuals, philosophy: Rousseau 552 (3S) Enrollment on a noncredit basis accepted in credit Key individuals, literature: Hemingway and courses. High school students may enroll in under- Faulkner 553 (3S) graduate courses for credit. Overseas enrollment Key people, history: Carnegie, Rockefeller and accepted. Military personnel may enroll through the Ford 554 (3S) DANTES program. Average cost: $40 per unit. Key individuals, history: Stalin 555 (3S) Nobel laureates: studies in modern world lit 556 Certificate Program (3S) Program offers courses in operation of drinking water Key periods and movements, art: contemporary and wastewater facilities. Courses are offered for credit 570 (3S) or noncredit. Credit can be applied toward a bach- Key periods and movements, music: Baroque elor's degree. 571 (3S) Key periods and movements, philosophy: biblical College Courses 572 (3S) Civil Engineering Key periods and movements, lit: archetypal Industrial waste treatment 21A (6S); L criticism 573 (3S) Industrial waste treatment 21B (6S); L Key periods and movements, history: age of Operation and mgt of wastewater collection Revolution 574 (3S) system X11A (6S); L Key periods and movements, literature: 19th Operation and mgt of wastewater collection century American literature 575 (3S) system X11B (6S); L Key periods and movements, art: ancient Maya Operation of wastewater treatment X12A (6S); L 576 (3S) Operation of wastewater treatment X12B (6S); L Key periods and movements, literature: female Treatment of metal wastestreams X12D (3S); L coming of age in world literature 578 (3S) Advanced waste treatment X12E (6S); L Key periods and movements, history: the Arab Pretreatment facility inspection X12G (6S); L world 579 (3S) Water treatment plant operation X18A (6S); L Independent study 594 (3S) Water treatment plant operation X18B (6S); L Small water system operation and management Final project 599 (VC) X19 (3S); L Contact Water distribution system operation and management X20 (3S); L Dr. Arthur Harshman Small wastewater system operation and Coordinator management X22A (6S); L Humanities External Degree 1000 East Victoria Street Contact SAC 2-2126 Ramzi Mahmood Carson, CA 90747 Program Director Phone: 310-243-3743 Office of Water Programs Fax: 310-516-4399 6000 J Street E-mail: [email protected] Sacramento, CA 95819-6025 World Wide Web: http://www.csudh.edu/hux Phone: 916-278-6142

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. L 5 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 49 California State University, Sacramento

Fax: 916-278-5959 Finance E-mail: [email protected] Managerial finance 332 (3S); U World Wide Web: http://www.owp.csus.edu/ Foreign Languages Comparative linguistics 400 (3S); U Geography Cultures of the world 121 (3S); L Health Education Personal health 106 (3S); L CENTRAL MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY Community health 317 (3S); L Health services administration 520 (3S); U Credit by examination is available. Enrollment on a Health Promotion and Rehabilitation noncredit basis accepted in credit courses. Overseas AIDS education 523 (1S); U enrollment accepted. Military personnel may enroll Mental health 526 (3S); U through the DANTES program. Minimum period for Alcohol education workshop 529 (1S); U course completion is twelve weeks. Specialized sup- Drug abuse workshop 530 (1S); U port for off-campus students includes toll-free order- Health risk identification and management 547 ing and home delivery of textbooks by Missouri Book (3S); U Stores, and CMS's outstanding Off-Campus Library Interpersonal Communication Services, which offers toll-free research assistance and Persuasion 365 (3S); L home delivery of library materials. Technology facili- Communication in leadership 461 (3S); U tates communication between faculty and students through electronic chat rooms, remote advising assis- Journalism tance, and electronic list services. The average cost Public relations principles and practices 350 per college credit is $140. Mandatory fees: $50 for (3S); L application. Management Introduction to management 312 (3S); L External Degree Program Personal management 320 (3S); U Bachelor's degree is offered in administration (124 Women in management 357 (3S); L credit hours required). Credit for prior nonacademic Global management strategy 495 (3S); U learning is granted. Program enrolls a total of 1,535 Marketing students. The external degree program was estab- Introduction to marketing 300 (3S); L lished in 1974. Mathematics Plane trigonometry 106 (3S); L College Courses Music Accounting Music in society 110 (3S); L Principles of accounting I 201 (3S); L Political Science Principles of accounting II 202 (3S); L American political thought 371 (3S); L Astronomy Psychology Astronomy 111 (3S); L Social psychology 330 (3S); L Introduction to astronomical observations 112 Psychology of women 334 (3S); U (1S); L Industrial/organizational psychology 336 (3S); L Business Information Systems Recreation and Leisure Spreadsheet concepts 106 (1S); L Administration of recreation and parks 505 Computer Science (3S); U Survey of computer science 501 (3S); U Religion Economics Death and dying: religious dimensions 334 Principles of economics I 201 (3S); L (3S); U Principles of economics II 202 (3S); L Sociology English Introduction to human sexuality 213 (3S); L Fantasy and science fiction 323 (3S); L Racism and inequality 323 (3S); U

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50 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 58 Chadron State College

Spanish Language and Literature Education Elementary Spanish I 101 (4S);L Introduction to teaching ED131 (3S); L Statistics Play, art, and music for preschool children Introduction to statistics 282 (3S); L ED231 (3S); L The middle school ED433 (3S); U Contact Family and Consumer Sciences Robert Hassen Child growth/development FC139 (3S); L Information Services Analyst Parenting/Contemporary FC239 (3S); L Marketing and Communications Program management FC423 (3S); U Rowe Hall 128 Health, Physical Education, and Recreation College of Extended Learning, CMU Individualized fitness HP100 (1S); L Mt. Pleasant, MI 48859 Foundations of physical education HP122 Phone: 800-950-1144, Ext. 3865 (3S); L Fax: 517-774-3542 E-mail: [email protected] Personal health and wellness HP233 (3S); L World Wide Web: http://www.cel.cmich.edu/ History of physical education HP329 (2S); U dlonline.htm Theory and readings in elementary physical educ HP339 (3S); U Introduction to adapted physical education HP422 (3S); U Language and Literature Composition I EN135 (3S); L CHADRON STATE COLLEGE Composition II EN136 (3S); L Mathematics Credit by examination is available. Overseas enroll- Introduction to mathematics MA133 (3S); L ment accepted. Minimum period for course comple- Intermediate algebra MA141 (3S); L tion is one credit hour per week; maximum period for College algebra MA142 (4S); L course completion is one year from end of semester. Psychology Average cost: $57.75 per undergraduate credit, $72.25 Child psychology PS332 (3S); U per graduate credit for state residents; $115.50 per Developmental psychology PS334 (3S); U undergraduate credit, $144.50 per graduate credit for Adolescent psychology PS336 (3S); U nonresidents. Mandatory fees: $15 application fee, $7 Psychopharmacology PS420 (3S); U per credit hour off-campus fees. Abnormal psychology PS433 (3S); U Science College Courses Earth science ES130 (3S); L Agriculture and Industrial Technology Environmental geology ES137 (3S); L Driver education I IT336 (3S); U Physical geology ES231 (3S); L Driver education II IT436 (3S); U Historical geology ES234 (3S); L Business and Economics Hydrogeology ES431 (3S); U Business law I BA337 (3S); U Social Science Business law II BA432 (3S); U US history to 1877 HI231 (3S); U Intermediate keyboarding BE136 (3S); L US history since 1877 HI233 (3S); L Records management BE225 (3S); L Western civilization I HI233 (3S); L Survey of economics EC130 (3S);L American national government PS231 (3S); L Macroeconomics EC231 (3S); L International politics PS332 (3S); U Microeconomics EC232 (3S); L Introduction to sociology S0231 (3S); L Principles of management MG230 (3S);L Principles of marketing MK231 (3S); L Graduate Courses Buyer behavior MK338 (3S); U Education Real estate principles RE237 (3S); L The middle school ED533 (3S)

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THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG U U L 9 51 Chadron State College

Contact Economics Annette Langford Inside the global economy EC301 (3S, VI); U Staff Assistant English Regional Programs Voices and visions ENG201 ( 3S, VI); L Directed Independent Study Fine Arts 1000 Main Street Art of the western world FA101 (3S, VI); U Chadron, NE 69337 Geography Phone: 308-432-6211 World regional geography GE0101 (3S, VI); U Fax: 308-432-6473 History E-mail: alangfordecscl.csc.edu The Civil War HIS300 (3S, VI); U World Wide Web: http://www.csc.edu/SCHOOLS/ The Renaissance HIS311 (3S, VI); U Regional/regional.HTML#DIS History/Political Science Latin America and the Caribbean 220 (3S, VI); L Mathematics For all practical purposes MATH101 (3S, VI); U Principles of statistics MATH2O1 (4S, VI); L CHARTER OAK STATE COLLEGE Philosophy Ethics in America PH2O1 (3S, VI); L Credit by examination is available. High school stu- Sociology dents may enroll in undergraduate courses for credit. Sociology of the family SOC210 (3S, VI); L Overseas enrollment accepted. Military personnel may Sociology of diversity SOC211 (3S, VI); L enroll through the DANTES program. Institution Sociology/Psychology offers special arrangements to take courses not listed Women and social action 310 (3S, VI); U in this catalog. Maximum period for course completion is sixteen weeks. Average cost: $58 per credit for Graduate Courses state residents, $87 per credit for nonresidents. Man- Anthropology datory fees: $12 for registration, $45 for online courses. Faces of culture ANTH101 (3S, VI) Biology External Degree Program Cycles of life BIOl10 (3S, VI) Associate degree is offered in general studies (60 Introduction to geneticsBIO120 (3-4S, VI) credit hours required). Bachelor's degree is offered Earth Science in general studies with a variety of concentrations Introduction to astronomy ESC120 (3-4S, VI) (120 credit hours required). Credit for prior nonaca- Fine Arts demic learning is granted. Program enrolls a total of Art of the western world FA101 (3S, VI) 1,300 students; 321 degrees awarded overall in 1996-97 Geography academic year. The external degree program was World regional geography GE0101 (3S, VI) established in 1973. Mathematics For all practical purposes MATH101 (38, VI) College Courses Anthropology Contact Faces of culture ANTH101 (3S, VI); U Dr. Vilma P. Allen Biology Associate Vice President, Academic Affairs Cycles of life BI0110 (3S, VI); U Academic Affairs Introduction to genetics BI0120 (3-4S, VI); U 66 Cedar Street Business (Management) Newington, CT 06111-2646 Small business management MGT310 (3S, Phone: 860-666-4595 VI); U Fax: 860-666-4852 Earth Science E-mail: [email protected] Introduction to astronomy ESC120 (3-4S, VI); U World Wide Web: http://www.cosc.edu

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52 t-;°-60 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG The College of West Virginia

CINCINNATI BIBLE COLLEGE AND credit hours required). Bachelor's degree is offered in business administration, environmental studies, SEMINARY and interdisciplinary studies (129 credit hours required). Credit by examination is available. Enrollment on a Credit for prior nonacademic learning is granted. noncredit basis accepted in credit courses. High school Program enrolls a total of 450 students; 110 degrees students may enroll in undergraduate courses for awarded overall in 1996-97 academic year. The exter- credit. Overseas enrollment accepted. Period for nal degree program was established in 1992. course completion is twenty-four weeks. The average cost per college credit is $175. Certificate Program Program offers courses in aviation technology, diag- College Courses nostic medical sonography, general business manage- Ethics ment, office technology (secretarial skills and word Foundations for morals TET275C (2S); U processing), and travel. Courses are offered for credit. New Testament Credit can be applied toward an associate degree or a Acts of Apostles BNT150C (3S); U bachelor's degree. I Corinthians BNT232C (4S); U I, II Thessalonians BNT236C (2S); U College Courses Epistles of James/John BNT242C (2S); U Accounting Old Testament Principals of accounting 211 (3S); L Ecclesiastes/song of songs BOT274C (2S); U Principals of accounting 212 (3S); L Accounting and information systems 314 (3S); U Contact Intermediate accounting I 314 (3S); U Priscilla A. Berry Intermediate accounting II 331 (3S); U Administrative Assistant Intermediate accounting III 332 (3S); U Academic Dean-College Federal and state taxation 335 (3S); U 2700 Glenway Avenue Managerial accounting 341 (3S); U PO Box 4320 Auditing 410 (3S); U Cincinnati, OH 45204 Advanced accounting 412 (3S); U Phone: 513-244-8160 CPA problems and review I 420 (3S); U Fax: 513-244-8140 CPA problems and review II 421 (3S); U E-mail: [email protected] Art Art appreciation 101 (3S); L Art appreciation 108 (3S); L Biology Biology for non-science majors 100 (3S); L THE COLLEGE OF WEST VIRGINIA General biology 101 (3S); L General biology 101A (3S); L Credit by examination is available. Enrollment on a General biology lab 101A (1S); L noncredit basis accepted in credit courses. Overseas General biology lab 102A (1S); L enrollment accepted. Military personnel may enroll Introduction to environmental science 110 through the DANTES program. Institution offers spe- (3S); L cial arrangements to take courses not listed in this Human anatomy and physiology 212 (3S); L catalog. Minimum period for course completion is Human anatomy and physiology lab 212A two months; maximum period for course completion (1S); L is six months. The average cost per college credit is Human anatomy and physiology 215 (3S); U $150. Human anatomy and physiology 215A (1S); U Human anatomy and physiology 216 (3S); U External Degree Program Human anatomy and physiology 216A (1S); U Associate degree is offered in secretarial science, gen- Microbiology 219 (3S); U eral studies, travel, and business administration (66 Fundamentals of nutrition 222 (3S); U

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THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG t) 53 The College of West Virginia

Biology(continued) Health law 401 (3S); U Fundamentals of pharmacology 224 (3S); U Health services planning 403 (3S); U Business Law Health Sciences Business law 296 (3S); U Introduction to health science 101 (3S); L Business law 298 (3S); U History Regulation of business by govt 406 (3S); U History of world civilization 101 (3S); L Administrative agency law 408 (3S); U History of world civilization 102 (3S); L Chemistry United States history 203 (3S); L Basic chemistry 100 (3S); L United States history 204 (3S); L Inorganic chemistry 101 (3S); L West Virginia history 207 (3S); L Inorganic chemistry 201 (3S); L Civil War history 350 (6S); U Chemistry for the health science I 201 (3S); L Interdisciplinary Studies Communications Focus and design 301 (3S); L Public speaking 205 (3S); L Research and design 303 (3S); U Computer Information Systems Capstone seminar 450 (3S); U Fundamentals of computer applications 115 Management (3S); L Principles of management 302 (3S); U Advanced computer applications 315 (3S); U Organizational behavior 304 (3S); U Information resource management 420 (3S); U Labor relations management 308 (3S); U Diagnostic Medical Sonography Small business management 312 (3S); U Clinical pathophysiology 304 (3S); U Business ethics 316 (3S); U Economics Human resource management 402 (3S); U Economics 201 (3S); L Business policy 404 (3S); U Economics 202 (3S); L Operations management 408 (3S); U English Organizational systems theory 410 (3S); U College writing 100 (3S); L Marketing English 101 (3S); L Merchandising 121 (3S); L World cultures and literature II-Renaissance to Advertising 122 (3S); L the present 210 (3S); U Principles of marketing 306 (3S); U Technical writing 220 (3S); U Mathematics Environmental Studies General mathematics 100 (3S); L Introduction to hazardous materials 106 (3S); L Beginning algebra 102 (3S); L Chemistry of hazardous materials 207 (3S); L Business mathematics 104 (3S); L OSHA regulations 245 (3S); U Intermediate algebra 112 (3S); L Respiratory personal protection 245 (3S); U Elementary statistics 116 (3S); L Toxicology 300 (3S); U College algebra 120 (3S); L Environmental occupational health safety 301 Applied statistics 318 (3S); U (3S); U Medical Assisting Industrial hygiene 315 (3S); U Externship II 09 (3S); L Finance Medical assisting I 101 (3S); L Financial management 310 (3S); U Medical assisting II 201 (3S); L Personal finance 330 (3S); U Externship 201 (3S); L Geography Medical assisting III 203 (3S); L Introduction to geology 100 (3S); L Nursing Geography of North America 201 (3S); L Health assessment 212 (2S); L World geography 202 (3S); L Health assessment clinical lab 212A (1S); L West Virginia culture and geography 301 (3S); U Pathopharmacology 225 (4S); L Health Care Administration Nursing research 330 (3S); U Health services organization 303 (3S); U Transition to professional nursing 350 (5S); U The health care administrator 310 (3S); U Nursing II 401 (4S); U

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54 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Colorado State University

Nursing II clinical lab 401A (4S); U Social Work Community health 402 (4S); U Introduction to social work with field Community health clinical lab 402A (4S); U component 200 (4S); L Leadership 420 (3S); U Sociology Professional trends and issues 421 (2S); U Social psychology 1302 (3S); U Practicum 422 (7S); U Marriage and the family 1306 (3S); U Office Management Travel Office automation 303 (3S); U Ticketing/tariffs/reservations 105 (3S); L Information management 306 (3S); U Introduction to sales/marketing 107 (3S); L Office management 404 (3S); U Hospitality/agency managment 108 (3S); L Introduction to worldwide tours 109 (3S); L Philosophy Computer reservations 110 (3S); L Medical ethics and law 200 (3S); L Travel internship 212 (6S); L Introduction to philosophy 201 (3S); L Word Processing Physical Sciences Word processing I 101 (3S); L Physics for everyday 100 (3S); L Word processing II 102 (3S); L General physical science 101 (3S); L A general physical science laboratory 101 Contact (1S); L Dr. Mark Miller Physics II 101 (3S); L Dean, School of Academic Enrollment and Lifelong Physics I 301 (3S); U Learning Political Science SAELL-School of Academic Enrichment and Introduction to political science 101 (3S); L Lifelong Learning Contemporary issues in public policy 102 SAELL Program (3S); L PO Box AG American federal government 201 (3S); L Beckley, WV 25802-2803 State and local government 202 (3S); L Phone: 304253-7351, Ext. 390; 800-766-6067 Psychology Fax: 304-253-3485 Principles of psychology 201 (3S); L E-mail: [email protected] Human growth and development 212 (3S); .L World Wide Web: http://www.cwu.net/ Social psychology 302 (3S); L Abnormal psychology 435 (3S); U Respiratory Therapy Cardiopulmonary physiology 200 (2S); L Secretarial Science Typing I 101 (3S); L COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY Typing II 102 (3S); L SuperWrite 104 (3S); L Enrollment on a noncredit basis accepted in credit SuperWrite 105 (3S); L courses. High school students may enroll in under- Records management 106 (3S); L graduate courses for credit. Overseas enrollment Typing III 201 (3S); L accepted. Military personnel may enroll through the Medical terminology 211 (3S); L DANTES program. Minimum period for course Medical terminology 212 (3S); L completion is eight weeks; maximum period for course Medical terminology 214 (3S); L completion is one year. Average cost: $94 per under- Medical terminology 215 (4S); L graduate credit hour, $126 per graduate credit hour. Professional development 217 (3S); L SURGE courses vary. Medical coding 218 (3S); L Medical coding II internship 219 (4S); L External Degree Program Special topic: certified professional secretary Master's degree is offered in engineering, business, examination review 290 (3S); L and computer science (36 credit hours required).

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Program enrolls a total of 1,200 students. The exter- Administration of child care centers HD439 nal degree program was established in 1967. (3S); U Manufacturing Technology and Construction College Courses Management Agriculture Introductory computer graphics MC133 (3S); L Pesticide management A465 (3S); U Natural Resources Management of on-farm stored grain A466 Contemporary environmental issues MR355 (3S, (1S); U VI); U Management and control of wood-destroying Philosophy pests A467 (2S); U Practical thinking PL101 (3S); L Management and control of turfgrass pests A468 Psychology (3S); U General psychology PY100 (3S, VI); L Animal Sciences Developmental psychology across the life span Basic nutrition for pets AN322 (2S); U PY175 (3S, VI); L Design, Merchandising, and Consumer Sciences Psychology of human sexuality PY225 (3S); L Textiles AM120 (3S); L Environmental psychology PY316 (3S); U Consumer resource management HD305 Abnormal psychology PY320 (3S, VI); U (3S); U Cognitive psychology PY452 (3S); U Economics School of Education Intermediate macroeconomics EC304 (3S); U Educational psychology ED320 (3S); U Fishery and Wildlife Biology Sociology Hunter education for instructors FW355 (2S); U Sociology of rural life S341 (3S, VI); U Leopold's ethic for wildlife and land FW356 Soil and Crop Sciences (3S); U Seed anatomy and identification SC280A (1S); L Wildlife habitat on the Great Plains FW357 Seed development and metabolism SC280B (3S); U (1S); L Food Science and Human Nutrition Seed purity analysis SC280C (2S); L Nutrition and the preschool child FN160 (3S); L Seed germination and viability SC280D (2S).; L History Zoology African-American history 1619-1865 HY250. Introduction to biology Z100 (3S, VI); L (3S); L Imperial Russia HY440 (3S); U Graduate Courses Human Development and Family Studies Agriculture Individual and family development HD101 Pesticide management A465 (3S) (3S); L Management of on-farm stored grain A466 (1S) Developmental psychology across the life span Management and control of wood-destroying HD175 (3S); L pests A467 (2S) Creative experiences for preschool children Management and control of turfgrass pests A468 HD218 (3S); L (3S) Studying young children HD276 (3S); L Fishery and Wildlife Biology Perspectives in gerontology HD301 (3S, VI); U Wildlife habitat evaluation for educators FW575 Children with special needs in child care HD317 (3S) (3S); U Food Science and Human Nutrition Marriage and family relationships HD321 Nutrition education for a healthy heart FN591 (3S); U (18) Biological aspects of aging HD354 (3S); U History Programming for children HD357B (3S); U Imperial Russia HY440 (3S) Middle and later adult development in context Human Development and Family Studies HD411 (4S); U Middle and later adult development in context Play behavior HD430 (3S); U HD411 (4S)

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56 64 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Columbia Union College

Play behavior HD430 (3S) of 124 students; 9 degrees awarded overall in 1996-97 Administration of child care centers HD439 academic year. The external degree program was (3S) established in 1969. Manufacturing Technology and Construction Management College Courses Grantsmanship and proposal writing MC570 Accounting (3S) Principles of accounting I 211 (3S); L Mathematics Principles of accounting II 212 (3S); L Teaching problem solving in mathematics K-12 Biology M505 (3S) A scientific study of creation 311A (2S); U Psychology Biology/HealthScience Cognitive psychology PY452 (3S) The human body in health and disease 140 School of Education (4S); L Advances in instruction I ED628 (3S, VI) Business Advances in instruction II ED629 (3S, VI) Introduction to business 105 (3S); L Typing 105 (2S); L Contact Business research and communication 246 Distance Education (3S); L Division of Continuing and Distance Education Business law 283 (3S); L Spruce Hall Quantitative methods 315 (2S); U Fort Collins, CO 80523-1040 Communications Phone: 970-491-5288; 800-5254950 Introduction to oral communication 105 (3S); L Fax: 990-491-7885 Persuasion 320 (3S); U E-mail: [email protected] Computer Science World Wide Web: http://www.colostate.edu/ Introduction to computers 105 (3S); L Depts/CE Economics Principles of economics Imacro 265 (3S); L Principles of economics IImicro 266 (3S); L Education Philosophy of adventist education 210A (3S); L Health education 260 (3S); L Mathematics in the elementary school 355 COLUMBIA UNION COLLEGE (3S); U Evaluation in teaching 360 (3S); U Credit by examination is available. High school stu- Fundamentals of curriculum development 370A dents may enroll in undergraduate courses for credit. (3S); U Overseas enrollment accepted. Military personnel may English enroll through the DANTES program. Maximum Composition 101 (3S); L period for course completion is one year. The average Research and literature 102 (3S); L cost per college credit is $150. Mandatory fees: $50 American literature I 221 (3S); L application fee, $60 enrollment fee. American literature II 222 (3S); L English literature I 241 (3S); L External Degree Program English literature II 242 (3S); L Associate degree is offered in general studies (60 Charles Dickens and Mark Twain 455 (3S); U credit hours required). Bachelor's degree is offered Finance in business administration, general studies, psychol- Business finance 325 (3S); U ogy, religion, respiratory care, and theology (120 Foods and Nutrition credit hours required). Credit for prior nonacademic Nutrition 300 (3S); U learning is granted. Campus residency required for French respiratory therapy students. Program enrolls a total French I 110 (4S, AC); L

1U=one unit, HF=half unit, NC=noncredit, QT=quarter unit, VC=variable credit

THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Oth, 65 57 Columbia Union College

Geography Hebrew prophets 310 (3S); U Cultural geography 280 (3S); U Science and Christian belief 314 (1S); U Health Sciences Prophecies of Daniel 325 (3S); U Healthier living 110 (3S); L Paul and his letters 335 (3S); U History Old Testament prophets-later 336 (3S); U History of world civilization I 125 (3S); L Introduction to the New Testament 345 (3S); U History of world civilization II 126 (3S); L Old Testament prophets-early 355A (3S); U American civilization I 275 (3S); L Christian ministry 360 (3S); U American civilization II 276 (3S); L Prophetic guidance 360 (2S); U Early Christian church 325 (3S); U Public evangelism 370 (2S); U Modern Christian church 326 (3S); U Christian ethics and modern society 385 (3S); U Management Acts and the Epistles 405 (3S); U Principles of management 330 (3S); U Biblical theology 410 (3S); U Personnel management 333 (3S); U The book of Revelation 425 (3S); U Business strategy and policy 485 (3S); U Cross-cultural ministry 460 (3S); U Marketing Seminar in contemporary theology 491 (3S); U Principles of marketing 310 (3S); U Respiratory Care Mathematics Advanced patient assessment 355 (3S); U Probability and statistics 110 (4S); L Seminar in human diseases 360 (2S); U Intermediate college algebra 120 (4S); L Hemodynamic monitoring 365 (4S); U Music Physical fitness assessment 425 (3S); U Music appreciation 204 (3S); L Advanced human physiology 435 (3S); U PoliticalScience Sociology American government 250 (3S); L General sociology 105 (3S); L Psychology Spanish Introduction to psychology 105 (3S); L Spanish I 110 (4S, AC); L Psychology of development and learning 210 Spanish II 150 (4S, AC); L (4S); L Systems and history of psychology 260 (3S); L Contact Social psychology 305 (4S); U Gennette Bartlett Organization and work 315 (3S); U Coordinator of External Degree Programs Motivation and perception 355 (3S); U External Degree Abnormal psychology 360 (3S); U 12501 Old Columbia Pike Theories of personality 365 (3S); U Silver Spring, MD 20904 Psychology of learning 367 (3S); U Phone: 301-680-6570; 800-782-4769 Dynamics of individual counseling 435 (3S); U Fax: 301-680-5157 Experimental psychology 471 (3S); U E-mail: [email protected] Independent study project 495 (1-3S); U Religion Bible survey 101 (4S); L Jesus and the Gospels 160 (3S); L Elementary Greek 201 (4S); L Knowing and sharing Christ 220 (3S); L Principles of Bible instruction 235 (3S); L CREIGHTON UNIVERSITY, UNIVERSITY Principles of Christian faith 250 (3S); L COLLEGE Intermediate Greek 251 (3S); L Adventist heritage 270 (3S); L Overseas enrollment accepted. Military personnel may World religions 280 (3S); L enroll through the DANTES program. Minimum Introduction to the Old Testament 307 (3S); U period for course completion is twelve weeks; maxi- Biblical preaching 308 (3S); U mum period for course completion is one year. Aver- AC=audiocassette, Cl=computer-aided instruction, LK=lab kits, SL=slides, VI=videocassette

58 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG David N. Myers College

age cost: $500 per 3-credit course, $335 per 2-credit DAVID N. MYERS COLLEGE course. Mandatory fees: guidebook fees, ranging in cost from $9 to $38. Credit by examination is available. Overseas enroll- College Courses ment not accepted. Minimum period for course completion is ten weeks; maximum period for course Atmospheric Sciences completion is fifteen weeks. The average cost per Synoptic meteorology I 561 (3S); U college credit is $260. English World literature II 121 (3S); L External Degree Program Introduction to literature II: fiction 125 (3S); L Associate degree is offered in accounting, manage- Rhetoric and composition 150 (3S); L ment, marketing, public administration, and arts (63 Mathematics credit hours required). Bachelor's degree is offered Basic algebra 101 (3S); L in accounting, general business, administration, health Intermediate algebra 103 (3S); L services management, industrial management, man- College algebra 135 (3S); L agement, marketing, and public administration (126 Nursing credit hours required). Credit for prior nonacademic Nutrition 223 (2S); L learning is granted. Program enrolls a total of 130 Philosophy students; 29 degrees awarded overall in 1996-97 aca- Critical and historical introduction to demic year. The external degree program was estab- philosophy 107 (3S, SL); L lished in 1975. Physics Sound and music 127 (3S); L Certificate Program Einstein and modern physics 147 (3S); L Program offers courses in health services manage- Psychology ment. Courses are offered for credit. Credit can be Introductory psychology 111 (3S); L applied toward a bachelor's degree. Child psychology 223 (3S); L Marriage and family values 436 (3S); U College Courses Sociology Accounting Self and society. 101 (3S); L Introduction to accounting AC100 (3S); L Theology Accounting principles I AC201 (3S); L The life of Jesus 209 (3S); L Accounting principles II AC202 (3S); L Accounting for nonprofit organizations AC271 Introduction to Protestant theology 254 (3S); L (3S); L Graduate Courses Health care financial management AC272 Atmospheric Sciences (3S); L Synoptic meteorology I 561 (3S) Managerial accounting AC273 (3S); L Budgetary control AC277 (3S); L Contact Health care budgeting AC278 (3S); L Julie A. Zabrowski Intermediate accounting I AC301 (3S); U Intermediate accounting II AC302 (3S); U Program Advising Secretary Systems analysis AC303 (3S); U University College Cost accounting principles AC320 (3S); U 2500 California Plaza Tax accounting principles AC330 (3S); U Omaha, NE 68178 Auditing principles AC340 (3S); U Phone: 402-280-2425; 800-637-4279 Controllership AC360 (3S); U Fax: 402-280-2423 Analysis of financial statements AC375 (3S); U E-mail: [email protected] Advanced accounting AC401 (3S); U World Wide Web: http://www.creighton.edu/ Advanced cost accounting AC420 (3S); U UnivCol/isp.htm Advanced tax accounting AC430 (3S); U

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THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG L 6 59 David N. Myers College

Economics Constitutional law LA300 (3S); U Principles of economics EC201 (3S); L Management Principles of economics EC202 (3S); L Administrative management MG200 (3S); L International business EC204 (3S); L Evolution of management theories MG202 Introduction to investments EC211 (3S); L (3S); L Money and banking EC220 (3S); L International business MG204 (3S); L International trade and investment EC285 Small business management I MG210 (3S); L (3S); L Small business management II MG211 (3S); L Intermediate macro economic theory EC301 Managed care administration MG218 (3S); L (3S); U Traffic management MG235 (3S); L Intermediate microeconomic theory EC302 Principles of insurance MG240 (3S); L (3S); U Personnel administration MG250 (3S); L Financial management EC312 (3S); U Credit and collections MG260 (3S); L Public finance EC317 (3S); U Supervisory skills MG265 (3S); L Economic analysis of health services EC318 Work measurement and simplification MG266 (3S); U (3S); L Analysis of financial statements EC375 (3S); U Quality control MG267 (3S); L Financial management II EC413 (3S); U Principles of purchasing MG270 (3S); L English Health care financial management MG272 Business communication I EN111 (3S); L (3S); L Business communication II EN112 (3S); L Managerial accounting MG273 (3S); L College composition EN120 (3S); L Budgetary control MG277 (3S); L Research report writing EN220 (3S); L Health care budgeting MG278 (3S); L Journalism EN240 (3S); L Computer applications in business MG281 Communications seminar EN300 (1-3S); L (3S); L Introduction to literature EN320 (3S); U Labor relations MG290 (3S); L Literature of the theater EN325 (3S); U Organizational behavior MG300 (3S); U Business writing EN330 (3S); U Departmental management MG301 (3S); U British literature from the romantic period Systems analysis MG305 (3S); U through the twentieth century EN331 (3S), U Financial management MG312 (3S); U American literature EN332 (3S); U Strategic problems in small business African-American literature EN333 (3S); U management MG320 (3S); U General Social Science Personnel problems MG350 (3S); U Geography S0190 (3S); L Operations management MG365 (3S); U Current issues in health services management Analysis of financial statements MG375 (3S); U S0334 (3S); U Computer use in health care MG383 (3S); U History Total quality management in health care MG401 History of world civilization I S0211 (3S); L (3S); U History of world civilization II S0212 (3S); L Business decision making MG499 (3S); U . History of the United States I S0221 (3S); L Marketing History of the United States II S0222 (3S); L Introduction to marketing MK201 (3S); U United States history since 1945 S0225 (3S); L Marketing for nonprofit institutions MK203 History of American business S0229 (3S); L (3S); U African-American history S0239 (3S); L International business MK204 (3S); U Law Advertising MK211 (3S); U Contracts; agency; partnerships; corporations Salesmanship MK241 (3S); U LA200 (3S); L Public relations MK280 (3S); U Negotiable instruments; sales LA201 (3S); L International marketing MK285 (3S); U Legal environment of health care LA202 (3S); L Behavioral aspects of marketing MK290 (3S); U Law for public administration LA210 (3S); L Marketing problems MK302 (3S); L

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60 0L68 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Eastern Kentucky University

Sales management MK345 (3S); L Cleveland, OH 44115 Marketing research MK405 (3S); L Phone: 216-523-3848 Philosophy Fax: 216-696-6430 Health services ethics S0304 (3S); U E-mail: ggoldenednmyers.edu Business ethics S0306 (3S); U World Wide Web: http://www.dnmyers.edu Information technology, ethics, and society S0309 (3S); U Political Science American constitutional government S0130 (3S); L DELAWARE VALLEY COLLEGE Current issues S0140 (3S); L Structure of local and state government S0232 Credit by examination is available. Enrollment on a (3S); L noncredit basis accepted in credit courses. High school Comparative government S0240 (3S); L students may enroll in undergraduate courses for Psychology credit. Overseas enrollment not accepted. Institution Applied psychology 50105 (3S); L offers special arrangements to take courses not listed Principles of psychology S0200 (3S); L in this catalog. Minimum period for course comple- Industrial psychology S0307 (3S); U tion is four weeks; maximum period for course comple- Public Administration tion is fifteen weeks. The average cost per college Community service S0151 (2S); L credit is $240. Mandatory fees: $20 for applications. Public administration S0332 (3S); U Certificate Program Seminar in public administration 50340 (3S); U Program offers courses in ecological landscape design, Business and government S0350 (3S); U environmental studies, floral business, hazardous mate- Science and Mathematics rials management, computer programming, manag- Review mathematics SC100 (3S); L ing information systems, and professional writing. Introduction to algebra SC105 (3S); L Courses are offered for credit. Credit can be applied College mathematics SC120 (3S); L toward an associate degree or a bachelor's degree. Physical science SC171 (3S); L Introduction to microcomputers SC181 (3S); L Contact Applied quantitative techniques SC210 (3S); L Dr. Robert Yapsuga Calculus for business SC220 (3S); L Director, Continuing Education Principles of statistics SC230 (3S); L Continuing Education Principles of logic SC270 (3S); L 700 East Butler Avenue Math topics SC300 (3S); U Doylestown, PA 18901 Advanced statistics SC330 (3S); U Phone: 215-489-2375 Introduction to programming with Visual Basic Fax: 215-345-1599 SC381 (3S); U E-mail: [email protected] Sociology World Wide Web: http://www.devalcol.edu Principles of sociology S0160 (3S); L Modern social problems 50260 (3S); L Marriage and the family S0275 (3S); L American cultures 50360 (3S); U Social and cultural anthropology S0365 (3S); U EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY

Contact Credit by examination is available. Enrollment on a George P. Golden noncredit basis accepted in credit courses. High school Director students may enroll in undergraduate courses for External Degree credit. Overseas enrollment accepted. Institution offers 112 Prospect Avenue special arrangements to take courses not listed in this Room 622 catalog. Minimum period for course completion is

1U=one unit, HF=half unit, NC=noncredit, QT=quarter unit, VC=variable credit

THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG L 6J 61 Eastern Kentucky University five weeks; maximum period for course completion is Survey of world literature 1 211 (3S); L one year. The average cost per college credit is $86; Survey of world literature 2 212 (3S); L the average cost per high school credit is $60. Environmental Health Science Introduction to environmental health sciences High School Courses 280 (3S); L Civics Industrial hygiene 340 (3S); U Civics 9 (HF) Environmental and industrial toxicology 440 Economics (3S); U Economics 12 (HF) Finance Geography Business finance 300 (3S); U World geography 10A (HF) General Business World geography 10B (HF) Legal environment of business 204 (3S); L Government Geography Government 12 (HF) Introduction to geography 101 (3S); L Health Conservation and environmental problems 302 Personal/community health 1 (HF) (3S); U Sociology Economic geography 330 (3S); U Sociology 12 (HF) Health College Courses Safety and first aid 202 (2S); L Administrative Systems and Business Education Personal/community health 281 (2S); L Introduction to business 101 (3S); L History Business communications 201 (3S); L American civilization to 1877 202 (3S); L Business and office calculations 254 (3S); L American civilization since 1877 203 (38); L Assets Protection Preindustrial world civilizations 246 (3S); L Principles of asset protection 110 (3S); L Industrialism in world civilizations 247 (3S); L Assets protection law 225 (3S); L Colonial Latin America 383 (3S); U Biology Kentucky history 516 (3S); U Economic plants 300 (3S); U Insurance Computer Information Systems Principles of risk and insurance 370 (3S); U Introduction to spreadsheets 103 (1S); L Management Introduction to database management 104 Introduction to management220 (3S); L (1S); L Marketing Introduction to presentation graphics 105 Introduction to marketing 200 (3S); L (1S); L Marketing 300 (3S); U Business applications of microcomputers 230 Principles of transportation 312 (3S); U (3S); L Physical distribution management 315 (3S); U Computer Science Advertising 320 (3S); U Introduction to word processing 102 (1S, CI); L Consumer behavior 450 (3S); U Introduction to computer information systems Mathematics 212 (3S, CI); L College algebra 107 (3S) ; L Correctional Services Trigonometry 108 (3S); L Introduction to corrections 201 (3S); L Mathematical concepts: middle/elementary Economics teachers 201 (3S); L Principles of economics 1 230 (3S); L Music Principles of economics 2 231 (3S); L Enjoyment of music 171 (3S, AC); L Money and banking 324 (3S); U Philosophy English Beginning philosophy 110 (3S); L English composition 1 101 (3S); L Police Administration English composition 2 102 (3S); L Criminal justice in a democracy 101 (3S); L

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62 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG t.../1 0 Eastern Oregon University

Political Science College Courses Introduction to American government 101 English (3S); L Reading of literature 100 (3S, AC, VI); L Kentucky government and politics 332 (3S); U Children's literature 207 (3S, VI); L American state and local government 333 Intermediate English composition 225 (3S, (3S); U VI); L Psychology Modern English grammar 402 (3S, VI); U Psychology as a social science 202 (3S); L History Life span developmental psychology 280 (3S); L U.S. history to 1877 123 (3S, VI); L Real Estate U.S. history from 1877 to the present 124 (3S, Fundamentals of real estate for the consumer VI); L 110 (3S); L Management Financing real estate for the consumer 130 Business communication 202 (3S, VI); L (3S); L Mathematics Real estate principles 310 (3S); U Intermediate algebra 104 (3S, VI); L Real estate law 320 (3S); U Mathematical analysis for social sciences 118 Real estate finance 330 (3S); U (3S, AC); L Religion (Religious Studies) Music World religions 301 (3S); U Music appreciation 107 (3S); L Science Philosophy History of science 310 (3S); U Business ethics 221 (3S); L Sociology Psychology Introductory sociology 131 (3S); L General psychology 101 (3S, VI); L Social problems 235 (3S); L Sociology Sociology of the family 245 (3S); L Introduction to sociology 105 (3S, AC); L Traffic Safety Technology Current developments in driver and traffic Understanding technology 150 (3S, VI); L safety 413 (3S); U Graduate Courses

Contact . English Michael Bright Modern English grammar 402 (3S, VI) Correspondence Coordinator Extended Programs Contact Coates Box 27A Michael McPhillips Richmond, KY 40475 Distance Education Coordinator Phone: 606-622-2001 Distance Education Fax: 606-622-1177 Ypsilanti, MI 48197 E-mail: [email protected] Phone: 734-487-1081; 800-777-3521 World Wide Web: http://www.eku.edu Fax: 734-487-6695 E-mail: [email protected] World Wide Web: http://www.emich.edu/public/ cont_ed/emucce.html

EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY

Overseas enrollment accepted. Minimum period for EASTERN OREGON UNIVERSITY course completion is nine weeks; maximum period for course completion is six months. The average cost Credit by examination is available. Enrollment on a per college credit is $85. noncredit basis accepted in credit courses. High school

1 U=one unit, HF=half unit, NC=noncredit, QT=quarter unit, VC=variable credit

THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Li 63 Eastern Oregon University students may enroll in undergraduate courses for Managerial accounting 213 (3Q VI); L credit. Overseas enrollment not accepted. Minimum Principles of marketing 312 (5Q); U period for course completion is ten weeks; maximum Principles of management 321 (5Q); U period for course completion is thirty weeks. Average Personal financial planning 407 (5Q); U cost: $80 per credit (quarter hour system). Mandatory Managerial projects 407 (5Q); U fees: $4 per credit technology fee (maximum $50 per Small business projects 407 (5Q); U term), $10-20 per course student service fee. Advertising 407 (5Q); U Marketing projects 407 (5Q); U External Degree Program Advanced business data processing 407 (5Q); U Bachelor's degree is offered in liberal studies (186 Legal, societal and ethical issues 407 (5Q); U credit hours required). Credit for prior nonacademic Personnel management 451 (5Q); U learning is granted. The external degree program was Promotional strategy 464 (5Q); U established in 1979. Business Administration Advertising 407 (5Q); U High School Courses Chemistry Mathematics Introduction to chemistry 101 (4Q VI); L Arithmetic skills 040 (3Q VI) Introduction to chemistry 102 (4Q VI); L Elementary algebra 070 (4Q VI) Introduction to chemistry 103 (4Q VI);L Algebraic foundations 095 (4Q VI) Crop and Soil Sciences Introduction to crop production 300 (4Q College Courses VI); U Agricultural Economics Applied crop production 302 (4Q VI); U Natural resource management 351 (4Q VI); U Principles of soil science 305 (5Q VI); U Agricultural and food policy issues 461 (4Q Forage production 310 (4Q VI); U VI); U World soil resources 395 (3Q); U Anthropology Internship 410 (VC); U Cultural anthropology 101 (5Q VI);L Plant genetics 430 (3Q VI); U Physical anthropology/archaeology 201 (5Q); L Economics Pacific Northwest archaeology 310 (5Q); U Economics of social and consumer issues 115 North American archaeology 310 (5Q); U (5Q, VI); L World archaeology 410 (5Q); U Principles of microeconomics 201 (5Q VI); L Biology Principles of macroeconomics 202 (5Q VI); L Introduction to biology 101 (3Q VI); L Market and society 334 (5Q); U Introduction to biology 102 (3Q VI); L Macroeconomics theory 375 (5Q VI); U Introduction to biology 103 (3Q VI); L History of economic thought 470 (5Q); U Human biology 110 (3Q); L Education Microbiology 210 (4Q VI); L Behavior and discipline 320 (3Q AC, VI); U Botany Pedagogy I 342 (3Q VI); U Plant biology 201 (5Q VI); L Introduction to counseling: theory and practice Business 408 (5Q); U Introduction to business 101 (5Q); L English Microcomputer topics: database management Introduction to literature 104 (4Q); L 114 (1Q CI);L World literature I 107 (3Q); L Microcomputer topics: spreadsheets 114 (1Q World literature II 108 (3Q); L CI); L World literature III 109 (3Q); L Microcomputer topics: word processing 114 Major American writers I 253 (4Q); L (1Q CI); L Major American writers II 254 (4Q); L Microcomputer topics: introduction to American film 310 (3Q VI); U information systems 114 (2Q); L Modern European novel in translation III 410 Financial accounting I 211 (3Q VI);L (3Q); U

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64 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Eastern Oregon University

Modern European novel in translation II 410 Study and travel 310 (VC); U (3Q); U French culture and civilization 310 (3Q); U Modern European novel in translation I 410 Francophone literature 410 (3Q); U (3Q); U Study and travel 410 (VC); U Geography Music Introduction to cultural geography 105 (5Q); L Elements of music 101 (3Q VI); L Introduction to physical geography 106 (5Q); L What to listen for in music 107 (2Q); L Land use and environmental studies 317 Office Administration (3Q); U Keyboarding I 121 (4Q CI); L Field placement 409 (VC); U Keyboarding II 122 (4Q CI); L Regional geography of North America 483 Database processing 210 (3Q CI); L (5Q); U Integrated software 210 (3Q CI); L World regional geography 484 (5Q); U Spreadsheet operations 210 (3Q CI); L Geology Survival keyboarding 210 (1Q CI); L Physical geology I 110 (5Q LK, VI); L Records management 218 (3Q CI); L Physical geology II 110 (5Q VI); L Philosophy Rocks and minerals 110 (2Q LK); L Self, world, and God 101 (5Q VI); L Geology of the Wallowa country 210 (2Q); L Ethics, politics, and law 102 (5Q VI); L Geology of the Columbia River Gorge 310 Critical thinking 208 (5Q VI); L (VC); U Introduction to symbolic logic 231 (5Q VI); L Geology of the John Day country 310 (2Q); U History of philosophy: ancient through Geology of the Oregon coast 310 (VC); U Descartes 301 (5Q VI); U Geology of the Oregon Cascades 310 (VC); U History of philosophy: modern and History contemporary 302 (5Q VI); U United States history 201 (5Q, AC); L Philosophy of religion 320 (5Q, VI); U United States history 202 (5Q); L Philosophy of science 340 (5Q, VI); U Humanities Philosophy of law 420 (5Q VI); U Language, culture, and communication 310 Physical Education and Health (3Q); U Personal skills for healthy living 250 (3Q); L Socio-cultural aspects of 3rd world literature 310 Health and fitness for life 298 (3Q); L (3Q); U Football coaching and officiating 365 (3Q Mathematics VI); U College algebra 111 (4Q VI); L Basketball coaching and officiating 366 (3Q Survey of calculus 241 (5Q, VI); L VI); U Modern Languages Baseball coaching and officiating 367 (3Q); U First-year French part I 101 (4Q AC, VI); L Volleyball coaching and officiating 370 (3Q First-year Chinese I 101 (4Q AC, VI); L VI); U First-year French part II 102 (4Q AC, VI); L Alcohol and drug: use, misuse, and dependency First-year Chinese II 102 (4Q AC, VI); L 410 (5Q, VI); U First-year French part III 103 (4Q AC, VI); L Substance abuse and family relations 410 First-year Chinese III 103 (4Q AC, VI); L (5Q); U Study and travel 110 (VC); L Substance abuse treatment: theory and practice Second-year Chinese I 201 (4Q AC, VI); L 410 (5Q); U Second-year French 201 (4Q VI); L Alcohol and drug abuse prevention ed for Second-year Chinese II 202 (4Q AC, VI); L coaches 410 (5Q); U Second-year French 202 (4Q VI); L Prevention of alcohol and drug abuse 410 (5Q, Second-year French 203 (4Q VI); L VI); U Second-year Chinese III 203 (4Q AC, VI); L Physics Study and travel 210 (VC); L General physics 201 (4Q LK, VI); U French culture and civilization 310 (3Q); U General physics 202 (4Q LK, VI); U

1U=one unit, HF=half unit, NC=noncredit, QT=quarter unit, VC=variable credit (jUL73 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 65 Eastern Oregon University

Physics (continued) Graduate Courses General physics 203 (4Q LK, VI); U Education Political Science Study and travel 506 (VC) Introduction to American national government Special topics: behavior and discipline 510 (3Q 101 (5Q); L AC, VI) Comparative politics 200 (5Q); L Behavior is language II: strategies for managing State and local government 314 (5Q); U disruptive behavior 708 (2Q CI) Psychology Behavior is language I: strategies for managing General psychology 201 (5Q); L disruptive behavior 708 (2Q CI) General psychology 202 (5Q); L Humanities The mind 210 (5Q VI); L Study and travel 510 (VC) Human sexuality 231 (3Q); L Psychology Principles of development: life span 311 (5Q); U Statistics and experimental design 510 (5Q CI, Statistics and experimental design 327 (5Q, CI, VI) VI); U Contact Rangeland Resources Mary Koza Desert watershed management 355 (3Q VI); U External Degree Assistant Director Science Division of Extended Programs Scientific methods 101 (4Q); L 1410 L Avenue Energy and work 102 (4Q); L La Grande, OR 97850 Matter 103 (4Q); L Phone: 541-962-3475 Physical geography II 110 (5Q); L Fax: 541-962-3627 Introduction to astronomy 221 (3Q); L E-mail: [email protected] Social Science Career/life planning 110 (2Q); L Sociology General sociology: introduction 204 (5Q, VI); L General sociology: problems 205 (5Q); L Social psychology 306 (5Q); U EASTERN WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY Marriage and the family 338 (5Q); U Deviance 407 (3Q); U Credit by examination is available. Enrollment on a Spanish noncredit basis accepted in credit courses. High school First-year Spanish 107 (4Q AC, VI); L students may enroll in undergraduate courses for First-year Spanish 108 (4Q AC, VI); L credit. Overseas enrollment accepted. Institution offers First-year Spanish 109 (4Q AC, VI); L special arrangements to take courses not listed in this Hispanic culture and civilization 339 (3Q); U catalog. Minimum period for course completion is Introduction to Hispanic literature 343 (5Q); U four weeks; maximum period for course completion is Speech one year. Credit for prior learning and credit by Fundamentals of public speaking 112 (3Q examination are arranged through the Center for VI); L Liberal Studies. Average cost: $75 per quarter hour. Statistics College Courses Statistics and experimental design 327 (5Q, CI, Applied Psychology VI); U Child abuse: recognition and intervention Theater strategies 497 (3Q); U Creative drama 315 (3Q, VI); U Attention deficit/hyperactivity (ADHD) 497 Writing (3Q); U Expository prose writing 121 (4Q); L Art Argumentation 225 (3Q); L Basic design 107 (5Q); L

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66 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

Black Studies Women in American history 394 (4Q); U Introduction to Black culture 214 (5Q); L History and government of the Pacific African-American history I 215 (5Q); L Northwest 483 (5Q); U African-American history II 216 (5Q); L Humanities Business Great world views 270 (5Q); L Accounting principles I ACCT251 (5Q); L Mathematics Accounting principles II ACCT252 (4Q); L Finite math 200 (5Q); L Personnel management HUMR328 (4Q); U Physical Education Philosophy of vocational education VOED301 Sport psychology 497 (3Q); U (4Q); U Time management 497 (3Q); U Organization and administration of cooperative Psychology programs VOED474 (4Q); U General psychology 100 (5Q); L Creative Writing Abnormal psychology 302 (5Q); U Creative writing 210 (5Q); L Social psychology 381 (5Q); U Advanced creative writing-short story 397 Women's Studies (5Q); U Women in American history 394 (4Q); U Advanced creative writing-poetry 398 (5Q); U Education Contact Production of instructional games 460 (3Q); U Richard Christenson Writing learning activity packets 464 (3Q); U Director Lettering techniques and basic calligraphy 465 Continuing Education (3Q); U MS 162 Learning centers (design and production) 467 526 5th Street (3Q); U Cheney, WA 99004-2431 Bulletin boards 497 (3Q); U Phone: 509-359-2268 Thematic teaching 497 (4Q); U Fax: 509-359-2220 Puppets (design and production) 497 (3Q); U E-mail: [email protected] Production of three dimensional instructional World Wide Web: http://ewu69796.ewu.edu/dcesso materials 497 (3Q); U English Introduction to literature 170 (5Q); L Literature of the Bible 387 (5Q); U American literature to Whitman 430 (5Q); U EMBRY-RIDDLE AERONAUTICAL American literature: Twain to Dreiser 431 UNIVERSITY (5Q); U 20th-century American literature 432 (5Q); U Credit by examination is available. Overseas enroll- Government ment accepted. Military personnel may enroll through Modern government in American context 100 the DANTES program. Period for course completion (5Q); L is fifteen weeks. The average cost per college credit is Health Education $130. Mandatory fees: one-time $20 computer soft- Facts about HIV/AIDS 496 (3Q); U ware fee (graduate program), $6 shipping/handling Adolescent health issues 496 (3Q); U fee. History Western heritage: origins to the 18th century External Degree Program 105 (5Q); L Associate degree is offered in aviation, business admin- Western heritage: 18th century to the present istration, and professional aeronautics (63 credit hours 106 (5Q); L required). Bachelor's degree is offered in profes- The American experience: a survey 110 (5Q); L sional aeronautics and management of technical African-American history I 215 (5Q); L operations (126 credit hours required). Master's African-American history II 216 (5Q); L degree is offered in aeronautical science (36 credit

1U=one unit, HF=half unit, NC=noncredit, QT=quarter unit, VC=variable credit L 75 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 67 Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University hours required). Credit for prior nonacademic learn- Social Science ing is granted. Program enrolls a total of 3,900 stu- Introduction to psychology 220 (3S, VI); L dents; 97 degrees awarded overall in 1996-97 academic Personality development 310 (3S); U year. The external degree program was established in 1980. Graduate Courses Aerospace Science College Courses The air transportation system 602 (3S, CI, VI) Aeronautical Science Aircraft and spacecraft development 603 (3S, CI, Aviation legislation 254 (3S, VI); L VI) Flight physiology 357 (3S, VI); U Human factors in the aviation/aerospace Aviation law 405 (3S); U industry 604 (3S, CI, VI) Aviation safety 409 (3S, AC); U Research methods and statistics 605 (3S, CI, VI) Corporate and business aviation 412 (3S, AC, Aviation/aerospace communication/control VI); U systems 606 (3S, CI, VI) Computer Science Aviation/aerospace accident investigation and Introduction to computer programming with safety systems 608 (3S, CI, VI) BASIC 109 (3S, VI); L Aviation/aerospace systems safety 611 (3S, CI, Economics VI) Microeconomics 210 (3S, AC); L Aviation/aerospace industrial safety Macroeconomics 211 (3S, AC); L management 612 (3S, CI, VI) Humanities Airport operations safety 613 (3S, CI, VI) English composition and literature I 122 (3S); L Air carrier operations 620 (3S, CI, VI) English composition and literature II 142 (3S, Corporate aviation operations 622 (3S, CI, VI) VI); L Aviation/aerospace planning systems 636 (3S, Speech 219 (3S, VI); L CI, VI) Technical report writing 221 (3S); L Integrated logistics support in the aviation/ Management Science/Business aerospace industry 644 (3S, CI, VI) Principles of management 201 (3S); L Graduate research project 690 (3S) Financial accounting I 210 (3S, AC); L Aviation Business Administration Financial accounting II 212 (3S, VI); L Management information systems 521 (3S, CI, Marketing 311 (3S, AC); U VI) Managerial accounting 312 (3S, VI); U Aviation labor relations 632 (3S, CI, VI) Human resources management 314 (3S, AC); U Airport management 645 (3S, CI, VI) Managerial economics 315 (3S, VI); U Organizational behavior 317 (3S, VI); U Contact Business information systems 320 (3S, CI, VI); U Thomas W. Pettit Aviation insurance 322 (3S, AC); U Director Transportation principles 331 (3S, AC); U Independent Studies Corporate finance I 332 (3S, VI); U 600 South Clyde Morris Boulevard Business law 390 (3S, VI); U Daytona Beach, FL 32114 Airport management 408 (3S, VI); U Phone: 904-226-6397; 800-359-3728 Management of air cargo 410 (3S, VI); U Fax: 904-226-7627 Mathematics E-mail: [email protected] College math for aviation I 111 (3S, VI); L World Wide Web: http://www.db.erau.edu College math for aviation II 112 (3S, VI); L Statistics with aviation applications 211 (3S, VI); L EMPORIA STATE UNIVERSITY Decision mathematics 320 (3S, VI); U Physical Sciences Credit by examination is available. Enrollment on a Explorations in physics 102 (3S, AC); L noncredit basis accepted in credit courses. High school

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68 C0 '?6 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Governors State University students may enroll in undergraduate courses for Contact credit. Overseas enrollment accepted. Military person- Suzanne Achleitner nel may enroll through the DANTES program. Mini- Acting Director mum period for course completion is four weeks; Office of Continuing Education maximum period for course completion is one year. Campus Box 4052 The Physical Education Master's degree requires 35 1200 Commercial Street credit hours. The Library and Information Manage- Emporia, KS 66801 ment Master's degree requires 42 credit hours. Aver- Phone: 316-341-5385 age cost: $104 per graduate credit, $75 per under- Fax: 316-341-5744 graduate credit. Mandatory fees: degree application E-mail: [email protected] fee $30, materials fee varies. World Wide Web: http://www.emporia.edu/www/ conted/home.htm External Degree Program Bachelor's degree is offered in general studies (124 credit hours required). Master's degree is offered in physical education, and library and information management. Program enrolls a total of 200 students. The external degree program was established in 1997. GOVERNORS STATE UNIVERSITY

College Courses Credit by examination is available. Overseas enroll- Communications ment accepted. Military personnel may enroll through Using the World Wide Web SP370 (2S); U the DANTES program. Period for course completion Earth Science is fourteen weeks. Average cost: $97 per undergradu- Ice age environment ES331 (3S); U ate credit; $102 per graduate credit. English Shakespeare online EN540 (3S); U External Degree Program Electronic renaissance EN540 (3S); U Bachelor's degree is offered in general studies (120 General Biology credit hours required). Credit for prior nonacademic General genetics GB425 (3S); U learning is granted. Program enrolls a total of 1,630 Teacher Education students; 140 degrees awarded overall in 1996-97 National board certification ED743 (1-2S); U academic year. The external degree program was established in 1973. Graduate Courses Communications College Courses Using the World Wide Web SP830 (2S) Alcoholism Earth Science Alcoholism: a study of addiction 340 (3U); U Quaternary geology ES767 (3S) Managing Health Behaviors 512 (3U); U Elementary Teacher Education Alcoholism: employee assistance programs 532 Accomplished reading EL743 (1-3S) (3U); U English Biology Shakespeare online EN540 (3S) Human evolution 308 (3U, CI); U Electronic renaissance EN540 (3S) Communications Instructional Technology Concepts in communication 310 (3U); U Internet resources IT744 (2S) English Library Information Writing principles 310 (3U); U Information retrieval LI812 (2S) Black literature 512 (3U); U Physical Education History Analysis of teaching PE762 (3S) History of Illinois and its constitution 501 Teacher Education (3U); U National board certification ED743 (1-2S) Russian history since 1900 53A (3U); U

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Intercultural Studies HOME STUDY INTERNATIONAL/ The Hispanic experience in the United States GRIGGS UNIVERSITY 540 (3U); U Ethnicity, culture, and politics 541 (3U); U Enrollment on a noncredit basis accepted in credit Management courses. High school students may enroll in under- Organizational behavior 401 (3U); U graduate courses for credit. Overseas enrollment Political Science accepted. Military personnel may enroll through the Urban politics 538 (3U); U DANTES program. Institution offers special arrange- Public Administration ments to take courses not listed in this catalog. Maxi- Introduction to public administration 301 mum period for course completion is one year. The (3U); U college preparatory diploma program requires 24 Social Science credit hours. The average cost per college credit is Survey of social science 311 (3U); U $150; the average cost per high school credit is $140. Sociology Mandatory fees: $60 enrollment fee. Principles of urban studies 310 (3U); U Family history: legacies 52A (3U, AC); U External Degree Program Graduate Courses High school diploma/GED is available (20 credit Alcoholism hours required). Associate degree is offered in personal ministries (60 credit hours required). Bach- Managing Health Behaviors 512 (3U) elor's degree is offered in religion and theological Alcoholism: employee assistance programs 532 studies (120 credit hours required). Credit for prior (3U) nonacademic learning is granted. Program enrolls a English total of 1,004 students; 84 degrees awarded overall in Black literature 512 (3U) 1996-97 academic year. The external degree program Health Sciences was established in 1909. Health promotion 600 (3U) History Certificate Program History of Illinois and its constitution 501 (3U) Program offers courses in pastoral ministry. Courses Russian history since 1900 53A (3U) are offered for credit. Credit can be applied toward an Intercultural Studies associate degree or a bachelor's degree. The Hispanic experience in the United States 540 (3U) Elementary Courses Ethnicity, culture, and politics 541 (3U) English-Eight Political Science Language 1st semester 81 Urban politics 538 (3U) Language 2nd semester 82 English-Seven Sociology Language 1st semester 71 Family history: legacies 52A (3U, AC) Language 2nd semester 72 Contact Health-Eight Science health 1st semester 81 Carolynn DeVries Science health 2nd semester 82 Correspondence Course Coordinator Health-Seven Extended Learning Science health 1st semester 71 University Parkway Science health 2nd semester 72 University Park, IL 60466 History-Eight Phone: 708-534-4089 United States history 1st semester 81 Fax: 708-534-8458 United States history 2nd semester 81 E-mail: c_devrie@govstedu History-Seven World Wide Web: http://www.govst.edu/ Social studies 1st semester 71

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Social studies 2nd semester 72 World history 1st semester 3 (HF) Math-Eight World history 2nd semester 4 (HF) Mathematics 1st semester 81 American history 1st semester 7 (HF) Mathematics 2nd semester 82 American history 2nd semester 8 (HF) Math-Seven American government 1st semester 9 (HF) Mathematics 1st semester 71 Home Economics Mathematics 2nd semester 72 Clothing construction 16 (HF) Religion-Eight Foods 17 (HF) Bible 1st semester 81 Home planning 18 (HF) Bible 2nd semester 82 Mathematics Religion-Seven Algebra II 1st semester 11 (HF) Bible 1st semester 71 Algebra II 2nd semester 12 (HF) Bible 2nd semester 72 Consumer math 1st semester 3 (HF) Consumer math 2nd semester 4 (HF) High School Courses Algebra I 1st semester 5 (HF) Accounting Algebra I 2nd semester 6 (HF) Bookkeeping and accounting 1st semester 3 Geometry, 1st semester 7 (HF) (HF) Geometry, 2nd semester 8 (HF) Bookkeeping and accounting 2nd semester 4 Music (HF) Music appreciation 1st semester 15 (HF, AC) Art History Music appreciation 2nd semester 16 (HF, AC) Art history, 1st semester 15 (HF) Religion Art history, 2nd semester 16 (HF) Breakthrough with God 1st semester, Bible I 1 Biology (HF) Biology 1st semester 5 (HF, SL) God's Word 2nd semester, Bible III 10 (HF) Biology 2nd semester 6 (HF, LK) God's world 1st semester, Bible IV 13 (HF) Chemistry God's world 2nd semester, Bible IV 14 (HF) Chemistry 1st semester 7 (HF, LK) Breakthrough with God 2nd semester, Bible I 2 Chemistry 2nd semester 8 (HF, LK) (HF) English God's church 1st semester, Bible II 5 (HF) English I 1st semester 1 (HF) God's church 2nd semester, Bible II 6 (HF) American literature 2nd semester 10 (HF) God's Word 1st semester, Bible III 9 (HF) English literature 1st semester 11 (HF) Science English literature 2nd semester 12 (HF) Earth science 1st semester 3 (HF) Adventist literature 13 (HF) Earth science 2nd semester 4 (HF) English I 2nd semester 2 (HF) Spanish English II 1st semester 3 (HF, AC) Spanish I 1st semester 13 (HF, AC) English II 2nd semester 4 (HF, AC) Spanish I 2nd semester 14 (HF, AC) Structure of writing 8 (HF) Spanish II 1st semester 15 (HF, AC) American literature 1st semester 9 (HF) Spanish II 2nd semester 16 (HF, AC) French Typing French I 1st semester 1 (HF, AC) Typing 1st semester 7 (HF, AC) French I 2nd semester 2 (HF, AC) Typing 2nd semester 8 (HF) Geography Word Processing Geography, 1st semester 5 (HF) Word processing 2nd semester 10 (HF, CI) Geography, 2nd semester 6 (HF) Word processing 1st semester 9 (HF, CI) Health Health 15 (HF, AC) College Courses History Accounting American government 2nd semester 10 (HF) Principles of accounting I 211 (3S); L

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Accounting (continued) History Principles of accounting II 212 (3S); L History of world civilization I 125 (3S); L Biology History of world civilization II 126 (3S); L The human body in health and disease 140 American civilization I 275 (3S); L (4S); L American civilization II 276 (3S); L A scientific study of creation 311 (2S, AC); U Early Christian church 325 (3S); U Business Modern Christian church 326 (3S); U Introduction to business 105 (3S); L Mathematics Principles of marketing 310 (3S, VI); U Fundamentals of math 115 (4S); L Quantitative methods 315 (3S); U College algebra 121 (3S); L Business finance 325 (3S); U Probability and statistics 270 (4S); L Principles of management 330 (3S); U Music Business strategy and policy 485 (3S); U Communications Music appreciation 204 (3S, AC); L Introduction to oral communication 105 (3S); L Nutrition Education Nutrition 300 (3S); U Health education 260 (3S);L Political Science Evaluation in teaching 360 (3S); U American government 250 (3S); L Fundamentals of curriculum development 370 Psychology (3S); U Introduction to psychology 105 (3S); L English Systems and history of psychology 260 (3S); L Composition 101 (3S); L Organization and work 315 (3S); U Research and literature 102 (3S); L Motivation and perception 35 (3S); U American literature beginnings to 1860 221 Abnormal psychology 360 (3S); U (3S); L Theories of personality 365 (3S); U American literature 1860 to present 222 (3S); L Psychology of learning 367 (3S); U American literature 225 (4S); L Experimental psychology 471 (3S); U English literature 230 (4S); L Independent study in psychology 495 (VC); U English literature beginnings to Renaissance 241 Religion (3S); L Bible survey 1st semester 101 (2S); L English literature Renaissance to present 242 Bible survey 2nd semester 102 (2S); L (3S); L Jesus and the Gospels 160 (3S); L Advanced expository writing 330 (3S); U Philosophy of Adventist education 210 (3S); L Charles Dickens and Mark Twain 455 (3S); U Adventist history 230 (3S); L French Principles of Christian faith 250 (3S); L French I 1st semester 101 (2S, AC); L Adventist heritage 270 (3S); L French I 1st semester 102 (2S, AC); L World religions 280 (3S); L Geography Science and Christian belief 314 (1S); U Cultural geography 1st semester 351 (2S); U Prophesies of Daniel 325 (3S); U Cultural geography 2nd semester 352 (2S); U Old Testament prophets-early 335 (3S); U Greek Old Testament prophets-later 336 (38); U Elementary Greek I 201 (4S); L Acts and the Epistles 350 (3S); U Elementary Greek II 202 (4S); L Prophetic guidance 360 (2S, AC); U Intermediate Greek I 311 (3S); U Acts and the Epistles 405 (3S); U Intermediate Greek II 312 (3S); U The book of Revelation 425 (3S); U Health Religion/Theology Health principles 200 (3S); L Introduction to pastoral counseling 290 (3S); L Health Sciences Hebrew prophets 310 (3S); U The human body in health and disease 140 Personal evangelism 320 (3S); U (4S); L Christian ethics and modern society 385 (3S); U

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Secretarial Training College Courses Typing 1st semester 105 (2S, AC); L Aerospace Technology Typing 2nd semester 106 (2S); L Aircraft systems I 211 (3S, VI); L Sociology Art General sociology 105 (3S); L Art appreciation 100 (2S); L Issues in multiculturalism: belief systems 280 Visual arts in civilization 151 (3S, VI); L (3S); L Athletic Training Spanish Athletic training and emergency first aid 292 Spanish I 1st semester 101 (2S, AC); L (3S); L Spanish I 2nd semester 102 (2S, AC); L Spanish II 1st semester 103 (2S, AC); L Communications Spanish II 2nd semester 104 (2S, AC); L Parliamentary procedures 251 (1S); L Theology Criminology Principles of Bible instruction 235 (VC); L Criminology 200 (3S); L Church leadership and management 250 (3S); L Institutional, industrial, and commercial security Personal evangelism 320 (3S); U 201 (3S); L Practicum in ministry 398 (VC); U Retail security 202 (3S); L Crime prevention 203 (3S); L Noncredit Courses Introduction to corrections 210 (3S); L Adult Education Law of criminal justice 280 (3S); L Work of the Bible instructor (NC) Techniques of correctional interviewing 315 (3S); U Contact Correctional reports and records 316 (3S); U Dorothy M. Bascom Juvenile deliquency 423 (3S); U Director of Admissions/Registrar Correctional institutions 430 (3S); U Admissions/Records Office Criminal investigations 435 (3S); U PO Box 4437 Educational Psychology Silver Spring, MD 20904-6600 Developmental psychology 221 (3S); L Phone: 301-680-6579; 800-782-4769 Adolescent psychology 422- (3S); U Fax: 301-680-6526 English E-mail: [email protected] Introduction to literature 130 (3S); L Introduction to fiction writing 220 (3S); L Introduction to the short story 231 (3S); L Major world authors 235 (3S); L Literature for younger children 280 (3S); L Advanced expository writing 305 (3S); U English grammar 310 (3S); U INDIANA STATE UNIVERSITY Science fiction 335 (3S); U Geography High school students may enroll in undergraduate Introduction to earth and sky science 160 courses for credit. Overseas enrollment accepted. Mini- (3S); L mum period for course completion is ten weeks; Weather and climate 316 (3S); U maximum period for course completion is one year. Global geography 330 (3S); U The average cost per college credit is $114.50. Health and Safety Personal health: behavior and wellness 111 Certificate Program (3S); L Program offers courses in criminology. Courses are Introduction to general safety 323 (3S, VI); U offered for credit. Credit can be applied toward an History associate degree, a bachelor's degree, a professional Studies in world civilization 101 (3S); L program, or certification or licensure. Studies in world civilization 102 (3S); L

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History (continued) Sociology History of World War II 110 (3S); L Principles of sociology 120 (3S); L Industrial Mechanical Technology Contemporary social problems 220 (3S); L Special topic: reliability and failure analysis 409A Social conflict 322 (3S, VI); U (3S); U Industrial Technology Education Contact Developing teaching materials for vocational Robert Di Bella technical education 472 (3S, AC, VI); U Director Independent Study Insurance Erickson Hall, Room 211 Introduction to risk and insurance 340 (3S); U Terre Haute, IN 47809 Life and health insurance 341 (3S); U Phone: 812-237-2555; 800-234-1639 Journalism Fax: 812-237-8540 Introduction to photojournalism 270 (3S); L E-mail: [email protected] Life Sciences World Wide Web: http://web.indstate.edu:80/ Biology: reproduction, growth, and development indstdy/ 114A (1S, VI); L Conversational biology: human genetics 114C (1S, VI); L Marketing Principles of marketing 305 (3S, VI); U INDIANA UNIVERSITY Mathematics Enrollment on a noncredit basis accepted in credit Pre-algebra 010 (3S, CI); L courses. High school students may enroll inunder- Basic algebra 011 (3S, CI); L graduate courses for credit. Overseas enrollment Intermediate algebra 111 (3S); L accepted. Military personnel may enroll through the Principles of statistics 241 (3S); L DANTES program. Minimum period for course Fundamentals and applications of calculus 301 completion is six weeks; maximum period for course (3S); U completion is two years. The average cost per college Math for elementary teachers 305 (3S); U credit is $89.45; the average cost per high school Physical Education credit is $63.45. Foundations of physical education 301 (2S); L Foundations of conditioning 385 (3S); U External Degree Program Organization/administration of physical Associate degree is offered in general study (60 credit education 441 (2S); U hours required). Bachelor's degree is offered in gen- Indiana P.A.C.E. 499 (3S); U eral study (120 credit hours required). Credit for Political Science prior nonacademic learning is granted. Program Introduction to public administration 330 enrolls a total of 4,000 students; 71 degrees awarded (3S); U overall in 1996-97 academic year. The external degree Public personnel administration 426 (3S, VI); U program was established in 1976. Organization theory and behavior 429 (3S, VI); U Certificate Program Financial administration 432 (3S); U Program offers courses in labor studies, healthcare Psychology accounting, and financial management. Courses are General psychology 101 (3S, VI); L offered for credit. Credit can be applied toward an Abnormal psychology 368 (3S); U associate degree, a bachelor's degree, or a profes- Recreation and Sport Management sional program. Legal aspects of recreation and sport management 435 (3S); U High School Courses Intro to research and evaluation in recreation Art and sport management 446 (3S); U Basic art level 1 03A (HF)

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Drawing and storytelling 23A (HF) Five American novels 73L (QT) Art history and appreciation 31Ha (HF) Children's literature (genres of literature) 81K Business Education (QT) General business 1st semester 11G (HF) The short story 81L (QT) General business 2nd semester 12G (HF) Understanding and improving your memory Beginning accounting 1st semester 21B (HF) (basic skills development) 81S (QT) Beginning accounting 2nd semester 22B (HF) Vocabulary improvement 81V (QT) Beginning shorthand 1st semester 25S (HF) Basic composition 81W (QT) Beginning data processing 31D (HF) Literature of the future (themes in literature) Business communications 31E (HF) 82L (QT) Business law 31L (HF) Office procedures 31P (HF) Mythology (genres of literature) 83L (QT) Consumer and Homemaking Education Mysteries (genres of literature) 84L (QT) Adjustment, marriage, and the family O1F (HF) Improving learning skills (basic skills Family management 02F (HF) development) 91S (QT) Beginning food and nutrition 11N (HF) Advanced composition 91W (QT) Beginning child development 31C (HF) French Consumer education 41C (HF) French level I 1st semester 11F (HF, AC) Housing and interior design 41H (HF) French level I 2nd semester 12F (HF, AC) DistributiveEducation French level II 1st semester 21F (HF, AC) General merchandise retailing 31M (HF) French level II 2nd semester 22F (HF, AC) Introduction to marketing 31S (HF) German Driver Education German level I 1st semester 11G (HF, AC) Introduction to driver's education: classroom German level I 2nd semester 12G (HF, AC) phase OlD (HF, VI) Health English Health and safety semester I: basic course 11B Journalism 01J (HF) (HF) Mass media 01M (HF) Family health care (human development and Developmental reading 01R (HF) family health) 12H (HF) Basic vocabulary 01V (HF) Latin Writing for beginners 02W (HF) Latin level I 1st semester 11L (HF) Creative writing: fiction 05W (HF) Latin level I 2nd semester 12L (HF) Speech 09S (HF, AC) Mathematics English 9 1st semester 11E (HF) Consumer mathematics 03C (HF) English 9 2nd semester 12E (HF) Algebra leyel I 1st semester 11A (HF) English 10 1st semester 21E (HF) Business mathematics 11B (HF) English 10 2nd semester 22E (HF) Basic mathematics 1st semester 11M (HF) Library skills and research 23L (HF) Algebra level I 2nd semester 12A (HF) English 11 grammar and composition 30W (HF) Basic mathematics 2nd semester 12M (HF) The experience of drama 31D (HF) Algebra level II 1st semester 21A (HF) American literature 1st semester 31L (HF) Geometry 1st semester 21G (HF) American literature 2nd semester 32L (HF) Algebra level II 2nd semester 22A (HF) Women writers: fiction and autobiography 33L Geometry 2nd semester 22G (HF) (HF) Calculus 1st semester 41C (HF) English literature 1st semester 41L (HF) Trigonometry 41T (HF) Senior-year composition (advanced Calculus 2nd semester 42C (HF) composition) 41W (HF) Multidisciplinary Studies English literature 2nd semester 42L (HF) Vocational information 01V (HF) The Bible and literature 51B (HF) Project self-discovery (vocational information) Advanced grammar and composition 51R (HF) 02V (HF)

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Music Stellar astronomy A105 (3S); L Fundamentals of music theory 01M (HF, AC) Introduction to astronomy A110 (3S); L Science Biology Introductory earth/space science I 1st semester Contemporary biology N100 (3S); L 11E (HF) Biology of women N200 (3S); L Introductory earth/space science I 2nd semester Business 12E (HF) Introduction to financial accounting A201 Biology level I 1st semester 21B (HF) (3S); L Plant science 1st semester 21H (HF) Introduction to managerial accounting A202 Physical science: an introduction to chemistry (3S); L 21P (HF) Principles of hospital accounting A203 (3S); L Biology level I 2nd semester 22B (HF) Intermediate hospital accounting A233 (3S); L Physical science: an introduction to physics 22P Intermediate accounting theory and problems I (HF) A311 (3S); U Physics level I 1st semester 41P (HF) Intermediate accounting theory and problems II Physics level I 2nd semester 42P (HF) A312 (3S); U Social Studies Cost accounting A325 (3S); U Psychology 01P (HF) Introduction to taxation A328 (3S); U Sociology 01S (HF) Hospital budgeting and cost analysis A333 World history 1st semester 11W (HF) Introduction to social science 11X (HF) (3S); U World history 2nd semester 12W (HF) Fund accounting A335 (3S); U World geography 1st semester 21G (HF) Advanced income tax A339 (3S); U World geography 2nd semester 22G (HF) Advanced financial accounting A422 (3S); U U.S. history 1st semester 31A (HF) Auditing A424 (3S); U U.S. history 2nd semester 32A (HF) The professional aspects of accounting A434. Economics 41E (HF) (3S); U U.S. government 1st semester 41G (HF) The international business environment D301a U.S. government 2nd semester (citizenship/ (3S); U civics) 42G (HF) International business: operations of Spanish international enterprise D302a (3S); U Spanish level I 1st semester 11S (HF, AC) Personal finance F260 (3S); L Spanish level I 2nd semester 12S (HF, AC) Financial management F301 (3S); U Spanish level II 1st semester 21S (HF, AC) Principles of urban economics G330 (3S); U Spanish level II 2nd semester 22S (HF, AC) Administrative policy J401 (3S); U Legal environment of business L201 (3S); L College Courses Commercial law II L303 (3S); U American Studies Introduction to marketing M300 (3S); U Representative Americans: people with Transportation carrier management M411 disabilities A201a (3S); L (3S); U Representative Americans: Benjamin Franklin Retail management M419 (3S); U and his world A201b (3S); L Principles of risk and insurance N300 (3S); U Anthropology Operations management P301 (3S); U Human origins and prehistory A105 (3S); L Principles of real estate R300 (3S); U Bioanthropology B200 (3S); L Business administration: introduction X100 Human variation B370 (3S); U (3S); L Culture and society E105 (3S); L Business communications X204 (3S); L Introduction to cultures of Africa E310 (3S); U Job search techniques X425 (1S); U Astronomy Organizational behavior and leadership Z300 The solar system A100 (3S); L (3S); U

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Organizational behavior and leadership Literary interpretation L202A (3S); L (hospital) Z300H (3S); U Introduction to drama L203 (3S); L Classical Studies Introduction to fiction L204 (3S); L Ancient Greek culture C101 (3S); L Introduction to poetry L205 (3S); L Roman culture C102 (3S); L Women and literature L207 (3S); L Classical mythology C205 (3S); L Literary masterpieces I L213 (3S); L Medical terms from Greek and Latin C209 Introduction to Shakespeare L220 (3S); L (2S); L Science fiction L230 (3S); L Elementary Latin I L100 (4S); L English literature to 1600 L297 (3S); L College of Arts and Sciences English literature from 1600 to 1800 L298 Basic career development Q294 (2S); L (3S); U Comparative Literature English literature since 1800 L299 (3S); L An introduction to film C190 (3S); L Late plays of Shakespeare L314 (3S); U Computer Science 19th-century British fiction L348 (3S); U Introduction to computing A106 (3S, CI); L American literature since 1914 L354 (3S); U Introduction to computer science C211 (4S, American fiction to 1900 L355 (3S); U CI); L 20th-century American fiction L358 (3S); U Foundations of digital computing C251 (3S); L Children's literature L390 (3S); U Criminal Justice Introductory creative writing W103 (3S); L Introduction to criminal justice P100 (3S); L Critical review writing W119 (1S); L Theories of crime and deviance P200 (3S); L Elementary composition W131 (3S); L Corrections and criminal justice P303 (3S); U English grammar review W202 (1S); L Foundations of criminal investigation P320 Creative writing: poetry W203A (3S); L (3S); U Creative writing: prose W203B (3S); L American juvenile justice system P375 (3S); U Creative writing: poetry/prose W203C (3S); L Child abuse and neglect P462 (3S); U Vocabulary acquisition W205 (1S); L Economics Professional writing skills W231 (3S); L Introduction to microeconomics E201 (3S); L Advanced expository writing W350 (3S); U Introduction to macroeconomics E202 (3S); L Advanced expository writing W350A (3S); U Introduction to statistical theory in economics Fine Arts and business E270 (3S); L Ancient and medieval art A101 (3S); L Survey of public finance E308 (3S); U Art appreciation H100 (3S, VI); L Education Folklore Mathematics in elementary schools E343 (3S, Introduction to folklore F101 (3S, AC, VI); L VI); U Introduction to folklore in the United States Dev of the self-acquired competency portfolio F131 (3S, VI); L F400 (1S); U Topics in folklore: interdisciplinary perspective Introduction to exceptional children K205 F404 (3S, AC); U (3S); L Forms of folklore: folk narrative F420 (3S, Self-instruction in art M135 (VC); L VI); U Human dev opportunities for college students French U205 (3S); L Elementary French I F100 (4S, AC); L English Elementary French II: language and culture Introduction to the English language G205 F150 (4S, AC); L (3S); L Geography Intro to writing and the study of literature I Physical systems of the environment G107 L141 (4S); L (3S); L Intro to writing and the study of literature II Weather and climate G109 (3S); L L142 (4S); L Introduction to human geography G110 (3S); L Literary interpretation L202 (3S); L World regional geography G120 (3S);L

1U=one unit, HF=half unit, NC=noncredit, QT=quarter unit, VC=variable credit

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Geography (continued) History of women in the United States H260 Physical meteorology and climatology G304 (3S, VI); L (3S); U History and Philosophy of Science Environmental conservation G315 (3S); U Scientific reasoning X200 (3S); L Geography of North America G326 (3S); U The occult in western civilization X207 (3S, Geological Sciences VI); L Earth science: materials and processes G103 Italian Elementary Italian I M100 (4S, AC); L (3S); L Elementary Italian II M150 (4S, AC); L Our planet and its future G116 (3S, CI, VI); L Environmental and urban geology G300 (3S); U Journalism The citizen and the news C300 (3S); U German Writing for publication C327 (3S); U Beginning German .1 G131 (5S, AC); L Supervision of school publications J425 (3S, AC, Beginning German II G132 (5S, AC); L VI); U Health, Physical Education, and Recreation Labor Studies Health problems in the community C366 Survey of unions and collective bargaining L100 (3S); U (3S); L Marriage and family interaction F258 (3S); L American labor history L101 (3S); L Personal health H363 (3S); U Contemporary labor problems L105 (3S); L Basic nutrition N220 (3S); L Labor law L201 (3S); L Recreation and leisure R160 (3S); L Labor and the political system L203 (3S); L Dynamics of outdoor recreation R271 (3S); L Grievance representation L220 (3S); L Recreation activities and leadership methods Labor and the economy L230 (3S); L R272 (3S); L Occupational health and safety L240 (3S); L Recreational sports programming R324 (3S); U Collective bargaining L250 (3S); L History Topics in labor studies: labor and the media American colonial history I A301 (3S); U L290 (3S); L American colonial history II A302 (3S); U Grievance arbitration L320 (3S, AC); U United States, 1789-1829 I A303 (3S); U Comparative labor movements L375 (3S); U United States, 1829-1865 II A304 (3S); U Theories of the labor movement L380 (3S); U United States, 1917-1945 A314 (3S); U Topics in labor studies: philosophy of work L390 American social history, 1865 to present A317 (3S); U (3S); U Labor studies internship L420 (VC); U History of Indiana I A333 (2S); U Readings in labor studies L480 (3S); U Survey of Indiana history A363 (3S); U Directed labor study L495 (VC); U History of Black Americans A364 (3S); U Linguistics French revolution and Napoleon B356 (3S); U English language improvement L100 (3S); L Europe in the 20th century I B361 (3S); U Introduction to the study of language L103 Europe in the 20th century II B362 (3S); U (3S); L History of Africa II E432 (3S, VI); U Mathematics World in the 20th century I H101 (3S); L Basic algebra M014 (4S); L Europe: Renaissance to Napoleon H103 (3S); L Excursions into mathematics M110 (3S); L Europe: Napoleon to the present H104 (3S); L Finite mathematics M118 (3S); L American history I H105 (3S); L Brief survey of calculus I M119 (3S); L American history II H106 (3S); L Pre-calculus mathematics M125 (3S); L Modern East Asian civilization H207 (3S); L Trigonometric functions M126 (2S); L Latin-American culture and civilization I H211 Calculus I M211 (4S); L (3S); L Calculus II M212 (4S); L American military history H220 (3S); L Music Sports in history H233 (3S); L Rudiments of music I T109 (3S, AC); L AC=audiocassette, Cl=computer-aided instruction, LK=lab kits, SL=slides, Vi=videocassefte

78 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG U Indiana University

Music for the listener Z101 (3S, AC); L Personnel management in public sector V373 History of jazz Z393 (3S); U (3S); U Nursing Sociology Nutrition for health professionals B215 (3S); L Social problems R121 (3S); L Pharmacology B219 (3S); L Introduction to sociology 5100 (3S); L Philosophy Social organization S210 (3S); L Introduction to philosophy P100 (3S); L Social change S215 (3S); L Thinking and reasoning P105 (3S); L Society and the individual S230 (3S); L Elementary ethics P140 (3S); L Population S305 (3S); U Elementary logic P150 (3S); L The community 5309 (3S); U Ancient Greek philosophy P201 (3S); L Religion and society S313 (3S); U Elementary symbolic logic P265 (3S, CI); L Work and occupations 5315 (3S); U Women in philosophical thought P282 (3S); L The family S316 (3S); U Philosophy of work P337 (3S); U Deviant behavior and social control S320a Physics (3S); U Physics in the modern world I P101 (4S); L Law and society 5326 (3S); U Energy P110 (2S); L Gender roles S338 (3S); U Energy and technology P120 (3S); L Social theory 5340 (3S); U Political Science Spanish Introduction to American politics Y103 (3S); L Elementary Spanish I S100 (4S, AC); L Introduction to political theory Y105 (3S); L Elementary Spanish II S150 (4S, AC); L Introduction to world politics Y109 (3S); L Second-year Spanish I 5200 (3S, AC); L Contemporary political problems: sex Second-year Spanish II S250 (3S, AC); L discrimination and the law Y200a (3S); L Speech Contemporary political problems: political Public speaking 5121 (3S, AC, VI); L terrorism Y200b (3S); L Interpersonal communication S122 (3S, AC); L Political parties and interest groups Y301 Business and professional communication 5223 (3S); U (3S, AC); L American constitutional law I Y304 (3S); U Freedom of speech S339 (3S); U State politics in the United States Y306 (3S); U Telecommunications Urban politics Y308 (3S, CI); U Introduction to mass communications C200 American politics through film and fiction Y373 (3S); L (3S, VI); U Psychology Graduate Courses Statistical techniques 1(300 (3S); U Journalism Introduction to psychology I P101 (3S); L Colloquium in scholastic journalism J525 (3S, Introduction to psychology II P102 (3S); L AC, VI) Psychology of childhood and adolescence P316 (3S); U Noncredit Courses Psychology of personality P319 (3S); U Growthin Basic Mathematics Social psychology P320 (3S); U Arithmetic for algebra I GIBM 1 (NC) Abnormal psychology P324 (3S); U Arithmetic for algebra II GIBM 2 (NC) Religious Studies Overcoming math anxiety GIBM 3 (NC, AC) Jews, Christians and Muslims R152 (3S); L Introduction to Christianity R180 (3S); L Contact Introduction to the New Testament R220 (3S); L Frank DiSilvestro Religion in early America R335 (3S); U Associate Director Religion in modern America R336 (3S); U Division of Extended Studies School of Public and Environmental Affairs Owen Hall, Room 001 Criminal investigation J320 (3S); U Bloomington, IN 47405

1U=oneunit, HF=half unit, NC=noncredit, QT=quorter unit, VC=variable credit 6 U 8 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 79 Indiana University

Phone: 812-855-2292; 800-334-1011 World of the New Testament 5107 (5Q, VI) Fax: 812-855-8680 History of New Testament interpretation 5203 E-mail: [email protected] (5Q VI) World Wide Web: http://www.extend.indiana.edu/ The Gospel of Matthew 5401 (5Q VI) I Corinthians, Greek exegesis 5552 (5Q) Prison epistles, Greek exegesis 5563 (5Q) Acts 5701 (5Q VI) Apocalypse, Greek exegesis 5760 (5Q) JOHNSON BIBLE COLLEGE Preaching/Ministry Using Greek reference works 5701 (5Q VI) Overseas enrollment accepted. Maximum period for Preaching from the New Testament 5702 (5Q course completion is sixteen weeks. The average cost VI) per college credit is $125. Mandatory fees: graduation The History of preaching 5704 (5Q, VI) fees, thesis fees. Preaching values in the New Testament 5803 External Degree Program (5Q, VI) Master's degree is offered in New Testament (30 Contact credit hours required). Campus residency required for two visits (less than one week each). Program Dr. John Ketchen enrolls a total of 51 students; 11 degrees awarded Director of Distance Learning Distance Learning Department overall in 1996-97 academic year. The external degree program was established in 1988. 7900 Johnson Drive Knoxville, TN 37998 College Courses Phone: 423-579-2254; 800-669-7889 Bible Fax: 423-579-2285 Christian discipleship BIA110 (4Q VI); L E-mail: [email protected] Biblical history and literature: Old Testament World Wide Web: http://www2jbc.edu/ BIB111(4Q); L johnsonbiblecollege/frmain.htm Exposition of Mark BIB206 (4Q VI); L Exposition of Isaiah BIB335 (4Q VI); U Elementary Greek GRE201 (4Q VI); L Christian Ministries Introduction to Christian education ministries KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY CED101 (3Q, VI); L Bible study methods in Christian education Credit by examination is available. Enrollment on a CED215 (4Q VI); L noncredit basis accepted in credit courses. High school History and Related Fields students may enroll in undergraduate courses for History of the Christian church since 1500 credit. Overseas enrollment not accepted. Military HIS302 (4Q VI); U personnel may enroll through the DANTES program. Biblical archaeology HIS317 (4Q VI); U Institution offers special arrangements to take courses Psychology not listed in this catalog. To enter the external degree Introduction to psychology PSY105 (4Q VI); L program, students must have already earned sixty Science and Mathematics hours of college credit and have an overall GPA of 2.0. Mathematics for the liberal arts MAT110 (4Q Degree credit hour requirements vary by program. VI); L The average cost per college credit is $88. Mandatory Concepts of astronomy SCI108 (4Q AC, VI); L fees: $6 library fee per course, variable media fees.

Graduate Courses External Degree Program Bible Bachelor's degree is offered in interdisciplinary social New Testament introduction 5102 (5Q VI) science, and animal science and industry. Master's New Testament Theology 5106 (5Q VI) degree is offered in chemical engineering, civil engi-

AC=audiocassette, Cl=computer-aided instruction, LK=lab kits, SL=slides,VI=videocassette

80 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG s Kansas State University neering, engineering management, electrical and com- Horticulture puter engineering, software engineering, and agri- Human dimensions in horticulture 256 (3S); U business. Credit for prior nonacademic learning is Industrial Engineering granted. Campus residency required for Master of Hazardous materials management 612 (2S, Agribusiness students. Program enrolls a total of 240 VI); U students; 15 degrees awarded overall in 1996-97 aca- Management demic year. The external degree program was estab- Management concepts 420 (3S, VI); U lished in 1974. Industrial and labor relations 530 (3S, VI); U Math Certificate Program College algebra 100 (3S); U Program offers courses in animal science and indus- General calculus and linear algebra 205 (3S); U try. Courses are offered for credit. Credit can be Music applied toward a bachelor's degree. Introduction to music 250 (3S, AC); U Political Science College Courses Introduction to political thought 301 (3S); U Agricultural Economics World politics 333 (3S); U Farm and ranch management 308 (3S, VI); U International relations 541 (3S); U Agronomy Ideologies 672 (3S); U Range management 501 (3S, VI); U Why big government? 791 (3S); U Animal Sciences and Industry Statistics Principles of animal science 102 (3S, AC); U Statistics for natural scientists 703 (3S, VI); U Introduction to food science 302 (3S, AC, CI, Women's Studies VI); U Independent study in women's studies 505 Fundamentals of food processing 305 (3S, AC, (3S); U CI, VI); U Graduate Courses Fundamentals of nutrition 318 (3S, AC); U Agronomy Principles of meat science 340 (2S, AC, CI, Range management 501 (3S, VI) VI); U Animal Sciences and Industry Food chemistry 501 (3S, VI); U Food chemistry 501 (3S, VI) Problems: food microbiology 661 (2S, VI); U Problems: food microbiology 661 (2S, VI) Meat selection and utilization 671 (2S, VI); U Meat selection and utilization 671 (2S, VI) Quality assurance of food products 695 (3S, Quality assurance of food products 695 (3S, VI) VI); U Food analysis 725 (3S, AC, CI, VI) Food analysis 725 (3S, AC, CI, VI); U Chemical Engineering Chemistry Advanced chemical engineering General chemistry 110 (3S, VI); U thermodynamics 815 (3S) Safe chemical laboratory practices 601 (1S, Engineering materials II 861 (3S) VI); U Advanced transport phenomena II 867 (3S) Foods and Nutrition Chemistry Personal health 352 (3S); U Safe chemical laboratory practices 601 (1S, VI) General Agriculture Civil Engineering Food science seminar 500 (1S); U Regional planning engineering 686 (3S) Food science problems 630 (2S); U Designing with geosynthetics 723 (3S) Geology Advanced structural analysis II 733 (3S) Earth in action 100 (3S); U Advanced R/C theory 743 (3S) Earth through time 102 (3S); U Water treatment processes 762 (3S) Geology lab 103 (1S); U Shear strength and slope stability of soils 822 Grain Science (3S) Cereal science 602 (3S, VI); U Advanced soil mechanics 828 (3S)

1 U=one unit, HF=half unit, NC=noncredit, QT=quarter unit, VC=variable credit

THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG u U 8kj 81 Kansas State University

Civil Engineering (continued) enrollment accepted. Institution offers special arrange- Prestressed concrete design 844 (3S) ments to take courses not listed in this catalog. Mini- Traffic engineering II 875 (3S) mum period for course completion is eight weeks; Computer and Information Sciences maximum period for course completion is one year. Parallel programming 625 (3S) Through a second division, Keystone National High Software specification 771 (3S) School has a complete credit make-up/summer school Verification and validation 841 (3S) independent study program for grades 5-12. Average MSE project 895 (3S) cost: $150 per full unit. Electrical and Computer Engineering Power electronics 624 (3S) External Degree Program Power system design 685 (3S) High school diploma/GED is offered in career or Advanced systems theory 830 (3S) college preparation (21 credit hours required). Credit Noise theory 861 (3S) for prior nonacademic learning is granted. Program Power system stability 881 (3S) enrolls a total of 325 students; 10 degrees awarded Power quality 882 (3S) overall in 1996-97 academic year. The external degree Power systems operation/control 885 (3S) program was established in 1995. Distribution system engineering 887 (3S) General Agriculture High School Courses Food science seminar 500 (1S) Art/Music Food science problems 630 (2S) Art and music appreciation AMH01 (1U, AC) Grain Science Elective Cereal science 602 (3S, VI) Driver education DE01 (1Q VI) Industrial and Manufacturing Systems Economics EC001 (1U) Advanced industrial management 605 (3S) Geography GE001 (1U) Occupational safety engineering 610 (3S) Psychology PSY01 (1U) Industrial ergonomics 623 (3S) Skills for success SFS01 (1U) Work environments 625 (3S) Sociology S0001 (1U) Operations research 780 (3S) English Advanced engineering economy 822 (3S) English I ENG01 (1U) Insdustrial systems analysis 873 (3S) English II ENG02 (1U) Industrial Engineering English III ENG03 (1U) Hazardous materials management 612 (2S, VI) English IV ENG04 (1U) Management History Industrial and labor relations 530 (3S, VI) Civics CIVO1 (1U) American government GOV01 (1U) Contact World history HIS01 (1U) Cynthia Trent American history HIS02 (1U) Non-Traditional Study Coordinator Languages Division of Continuing Education Spanish I SPO1 (1U, AC) 221 College Court Spanish II SPO2 (1U, AC) Manhattan, KS 66506 Math Phone: 785-532-5687; 800-622-2KSU Refresher math MTH01 (1U) Fax: 785-532-5637 Consumer math MTH02 (1U) E-mail: [email protected] Pre-algebra MTH03 (1U) Algebra I MTH04 (1U) Geometry MTH05 (1U) KEYSTONE NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL Algebra II/trigonometry MTH06 (1U) Science Credit by examination is available. Enrollment on a Biology BIO01 (1U) noncredit basis accepted in credit courses. Overseas Biology Lab BLAB (1Q, LK)

AC=audiocassette, Cl=computer-aided instruction, LK=lab kits, SL=slides, Vi=videocassefte

82 90 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Mechanical College

Chemistry CHM01 (1U) General Ministries Earth science EAS01 (1U) Hermeneutics I 101 (3S); L Health HLT01 (1U) Spiritual gifts and ministries 208 (2S); L Life science LIS01 (1U) Homiletics 210 (2S); L Physical science PHS01 (1U) Theology Physics PHY01 (1U) Systematic theology I 121 (3S); L Systematic theology II 125 (3S); L Contact Systematic theology III 215 (3S); L Dr. Gerald Burns Systematic theology IV 217 (2S); L President and Director of Education 420 West 5th Street Contact Bloomsburg, PA 17815 Rhonda Bollig Phone: 717-784-5220; 800-255-4937 Director Fax: 717-784-2129 School of Correspondence Studies E-mail: [email protected] 1100 Covina Boulevard World Wide Web: San Dimas, CA 92833 http://www.keystonehighschool.com Phone: 909-599-5433; 800-356-0001 Fax: 909-599-6690 E-mail: [email protected] World Wide Web: http://www.lifebible.edu

LIFE BIBLE COLLEGE

Overseas enrollment accepted. Maximum period for LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY AND course completion is sixteen weeks. The average cost per college credit is $65. AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL COLLEGE External Degree Program Associate degree is offered in biblical studies (64 Enrollment on a noncredit basis accepted in credit credit hours required). Program enrolls a total of 700 courses. High school students may enroll in under- students. The external degree program was estab- graduate courses for credit. Overseas enrollment lished in 1994. accepted. Maximum period for course completion is nine months. The average cost per college credit is College Courses $60; the average cost per high school credit is $70. Bible Mandatory fees: $10 for audiotapes, $25 for video- Synoptic gospels 103 (3S); L tapes. Bible survey 108 (4S); L Pentateuch 115 (4S); L High School Courses Hebrew history 201 (3S); L Art Acts 203 (3S); L Art, 1st semester 121 (HF) Hebrew prophets 211 (3S); L Art, 2nd semester 122 (HF) Evangelism Biology Personal evangelism 103 (3S); L Biology, 1st semester 511 (HF) International evangelism 207 (3S); L Biology, 2nd semester 512 (HF) General Education Business Education Introduction to Greek and Hebrew 102 (3S, Introduction to business, 1st semester 201 (HF) AC); L Introduction to business, 2nd semester 202 (HF) Western civilization 201 (3S); L Clerical practice 241 (HF) Christian ethics 201 (3S); L Computer Literacy Introduction to science 204 (3S, AC); L Computer literacy 171 (HF)

1U=one unit, HF=half unit, NC=noncredit, QT=quarter unit, VC=variable credit

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English Physical Education English I, 1st semester 311 (HF) Lifetime sports: bowling 137 (HF) English I, 2nd semester 312 (HF) Physical fitness for life 138 (HF) English II, 1st semester 321 (HF, AC) Science English II, 2nd semester 322 (HF, VI) General science, 1st semester 501 (HF) English III, 1st semester 331 (HF) General science, 2nd semester 502 (HF) English III, 2nd semester 332 (HF) Environmental science 1st semester 503 (HF) English N, 1st semester 341 (HF) Environmental science 2nd semester 504 (HF) English N, 2nd semester 342 (HF) Physical science 1st semester 505 (HF) Business English, 1st semester 351 (HF) Physical science 2nd semester 506 (HF) Business English, 2nd semester 352 (HF) Earth science 1st semester 521 (HF) Family and Consumer Sciences Earth science 2nd semester 522 (HF) Family life education 151 (HF) Chemistry 1st semester 531 (HF) Family economics 153 (HF) Chemistry 2nd semester 532 (HF) Nutrition and food 155 (HF) Physics 1st semester 541 (HF) Child development 157 (HF) Physics 2nd semester 542 (HF) Adult responsibilities 159 (HF) Social Studies FineArts World geography, 1st semester 601 (HF) Fine arts survey-art and drama 116 (HF, VI) World geography, 2nd semester 602 (HF) French Civics 610 (HF) French I, 1st semester 141 (HF, AC) Civics, 1st semester 611 (HF) French I, 2nd semester 142 (HF, AC) Civics, 2nd semester 612 (HF) French II, 1st semester 143 (HF, AC) World history, 1st semester 621 (HF) French II, 2nd semester 144 (HF, AC) World history, 2nd semester 622 (HF) Health American government 631 (HF) Social aspects of health 131 (HF) American history, 1st semester 641 (HF) Physical aspects of health 132 (HF) American history, 2nd semester 642 (HF) Health education 134 (HF) Sociology, 1st semester 651 (HF) Journalism Sociology, 2nd semester 652_ (HF) Journalism 1,1st semester 381 (HF) Free enterprise 661 (HF) Journalism 1, 2nd semester 382 (HF) Spanish Mathematics Spanish I, 1st semester 145 (HF, AC) Mathematics I, 1st semester 401 (HF) Spanish I, 2nd semester 146 (HF, AC) Mathematics I, 2nd semester 402 (HF) Spanish II, 1st semester 147 (HF, AC) Algebra I, 1st semester 411 (HF) Spanish II, 2nd semester 148 (HF, AC) Algebra I, 2nd semester 412 (HF) Study Skills Business math,lst semester 421 (HF) Dynamics of effective study 181 (HF) Business math, 2nd semester 422 (HF) Geometry, 1st semester 425 (HF) College Courses Geometry, 2nd semester 426 (HF) Accounting Algebra II, 1st semester 431 (HF) Introductory financial accounting 2001 (3S, Algebra II, 2nd semester 432 (HF) VI); L Trigonometry 451 (HF) Intermediate accounting part I 2021 (3S); L Consumer mathematics, 1st semester 461 (HF) Introductory managerial accounting 2101 Consumer mathematics, 2nd semester 462 (HF) (3S); L Analytic geometry 491 (HF) Intermediate accounting part II 3021 (3S); U Music Cost analysis and control 3121 (3S); U Fine arts survey-music and dance 115 (HF, AC, Income tax accounting I 3221 (3S); U VI) Auditing 3222 (3S); U Music appreciation 117 (HF, AC) Advanced accounting 4022 (3S); U

AC=audiocassette, Cl=computer-aided instruction, IK =lab kits, a..-slides, VI= videocassette

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Anthropology American literature II 3072 (3S); U Introduction to physical anthropology and Environmental Studies prehistory 1001 (3S); L Environment and technology, a perspective 1000 Introduction to cultural and social anthropology (3S);L 1003 (3S); L Extension Education Astronomy Principles of adult education 4025 (3S); U The solar system 1101 (3S);L Finance Stellar astronomy 1102 (3S); L Business law 3201 (3S); U Biology Commercial transactions for accountants 3203 General biology 1001 (3S); L (3S); U General biology 1002 (3S); L Principles of real estate 3351 (3S); U Business Education Business finance 3715 (3S); U Keyboarding 1001 (1S); L French Keyboarding applications 1003 (2S);L Document production 2001 (3S); L Elementary French 1001 (4S, AC); L Records management 3200 (3S); U Elementary French 1002 (4S, AC); L Office management 3400 (3S); U Intermediate French 2101 (3S, AC); L Classical Studies Intermediate French 2102 (3S, AC); L Greek and Roman mythology 2090 (3S); L Geography Curriculum and Instruction Human geography 1001 (3S); L Books and audio-visual materials for children Human geography 1003 (3S); L 3000 (3S); U Geology Dairy Science General geology: physical 1001 (3S);L Elements of dairying 1048 (3S); L General geology: historical 1003 (3S); L Economics German Economic principles and problems 2010 (3S, Elementary German 1101 (4S, AC); L CI); L Elementary German 1102 (4S, AC); L Economic principles and problems 2020 (3S, Intermediate German 2101 (3S, AC); L CI); L Intermediate German 2102 (3S); L Economic principles 2030 (3S); L Readings in German literature 2155 (3S, AC); L Money, banking, and macroeconomic activity History 2035 (3S); L Western civilization to 1500 1001 (3S); L Education Western civilization since 1500 1003 (3S); L Classroom assessment 3200 (3S); U U.S. history to 1865 2055 (3S); L English U.S. history from 1865 to the present 2057 English composition 1001 (3S); L (3S); L English composition 1002 (3S); L History of Louisiana 3071 (3S); L Advanced English composition 2001 (3S); L Colonial America, 1607-1763 4051 (3S); U Business writing 2002 (3S); L The American Revolution, 1763-1789 4052 Descriptive English grammar 2010 (3S); L (3S); U Introduction to fiction 2025 (3S); L Wcrld War II 4130 (3S, VI); U Introduction to poetry 2027 (3S); L Vietnam War 4140 (3S, VI); U Drama 2029 (3S); L Home Ecology Horror fiction 2123 (3S, VI); L Introduction to human nutrition 1010 (3S); L Civil war literature 2175 (3S, VI); L Industrial Education Technical and professional writing 3002 (3S, Occupational safety 2053 (3S); L CI); L Information Systems and Decision Sciences British literature I 3020 (3S); U Statistical methods and models I 2000 (3S); L British literature II 3022 (3S); U Introduction to management science 2001 American literature I 3070 (3S); U (3S); L

1 U=one unit, HF=half unit, NC=noncredit, QT=quarter unit, VC=variable credit UOL 93 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 85 Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Mechanical College

Information Systems and Decision Sciences Mathematics for business analysis 1435 (3S); L (continued) Analytic geometry and calculus I 1550 (5S); L Conceptual foundations for statistical analysis Analytic geometry and calculus II 1552 (5S); L 3001 (3S); U Multidimensional calculus 2057 (3S); L Operations/production management 3115 Linear algebra 2085 (3S); L (3S); U Elementary differential equations with linear Kinesiology algebra 2090 (3S); L Personal and community health problems 1600 Mechanical Engineering (3S); L Dynamics 3133 (3S); U Principles of conditioning 2054 (2S); L Music Human sexuality 2600 (3S); L Music appreciation 1751 (3S); L Community safety education 4602 (3S); U Music appreciation 1752 (3S); L Latin Elementary Latin 1001 (5S); L Philosophy Intermediate Latin 2051 (5S); L Introduction to philosophy 1000 (3S); L Library and Information Sciences Introduction to philosophy: elementary logic Library research methods 1001 (1S); L 1021 (3S); L Management Introduction to symbolic and formal logic 2010 Principles of management 3200 (3S); U (3S); L Human resource management 3320 (3S); U Physical Sciences Introduction to labor relations 3500 (3S); U Physical science 1001 (3S); L Human behavior in organizations 4620 (3S); U Physical science 1002 (3S); L Marketing Physics Principles of marketing 3401 (3S); U General physics 2001 (3S); L Consumer analysis and behavior 3411 (3S); U General physics 2002 (3S); L Marketing research 3413 (3S); U Political Science Marketing communications 3421 (3S); U American government 2051 (3S); L Retailing management 3431 (3S); U Contemporary political systems 2053 (3S); L Business marketing 3441 (3S); U Introduction to political theory 2060 (3S); L Sales management 4423 (3S); U Public policy making: an introduction 2070 International marketing 4443 (3S); U (3S); L Mass Communications Psychology Scholastic journalism 4011 (3S); U Introduction to psychology 2000 (3S); L Internet for journalism 4971 (3S); U Psychology of adjustment 2004 (3S); L Mathematics Educational psychology 2060 (3S); L Preparation for college mathematics II 0092 Developmental psychology 2070 (3S); L (NC, VI); L Child psychology 2076 (3S); L Mathematics for prospective elementary teachers Adolescent psychology 2078 (3S); L I 1009 (3S); L Sociology Mathematics for prospective elementary teachers Introduction to sociology 2001 (3S); L II 1010 (3S); L Current social problems 2501 (3S); L Basic mathematics and applications 1015 (3S); L Marriage and family relationships 2505 (3S); L College algebra 1021 (3S); L Criminology 4461 (3S); U Plane trigonometry 1022 (3S); L Sex roles in contemporary society 4521 (3S); U Mathematics of commerce 1025 (3S); L Spanish Introduction to contemporary math 1029 Elementary Spanish 1101 (4S, AC, VI); L (3S); L Elementary Spanish 1102 (4S, AC, VI); L The nature of mathematics 1100 (3S, VI); L Intermediate Spanish 2101 (3S, AC); L Calculus with business and economic Intermediate Spanish 2102 (3S); L applications 1431 (3S); L Readings in Spanish literature 2155 (3S, AC); L

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86 94 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Marywood University

Speech Communication Fax: 504-388-3524 Interpersonal communication 2010 (3S); L E-mail: study @lanmail.ocs.lsu.edu Argumentation and debate 2063 (3S); L World Wide Web: http://www.doceisu.edu/is/ Vocational, Trade, and Industrial Education ishome.htm Foundations of vocational education 2001 (3S); L Safety practices and industrial hygiene 2071 (3S); L Zoology MARYWOOD UNIVERSITY Human physiology 2160 (3S, VI); L Credit by examination is available. Overseas enroll- Noncredit Courses ment accepted. Military personnel may enroll through Bookkeeping the DANTES program. Maximum period for course Fundamentals of accounting I 42 (NC) completion is eight weeks. Extensions are available. Fundamentals of accounting II 43 (NC) Open enrollment: a student may apply and enroll at Computer Literacy any time. Rolling registration: a student may open a Computer literacy 44 (NC) registration immediately upon completing a prior English registration (no semester scheduling). The average Preparation for college English-grammar 55 cost per college credit is $251. Mandatory fees: $50 (NC) registration fee per 3-credit course ($90 per 6+ credit Preparation for college English-writing 56 (NC) course), $85 for text/materials. Firemen Training Firefighter-level I 26 (NC) External Degree Program Firefighter-level II 27 (NC) Bachelor's degree is offered in accounting, business Fire service instructor-I 31 (NC) administration/management, business administration/ Fire service officer-1 32 (NC) financial planning, and business administration/ Greek and Roman Mythology marketing (126 credit hours required). Credit for Greek and Roman mythology 66 (NC) prior nonacademic learning is granted. Campus resi- Law Enforcement dency required for four courses or twelve credits, English for law enforcement 51 (NC) completed in 1-week, 2-week, or weekend sessions. Mathematics Program enrolls a total of 133 students; 3 degrees Preparation for college-math I 0091 (NC) awarded overall in 1996-97 academic year. The exter- Study of fractions 19 (NC) nal degree program was established in 1975. Study of decimal fractions 29 (NC) Study of basic algebra 39 (NC) Certificate Program Refresher mathematics 41 (NC) Program offers courses in comprehensive business Study of geometry topics 49 (NC) skills and office administration. Courses are offered Study of intermediate algebra 59 (NC) for credit. Credit can be applied toward a bachelor's Social Work degree. Basic human biology for social workers 81 (NC) Study Skills College Courses Effective study 57 (NC) Business Computer tools for management 103 (3S); L Contact Principles of marketing 111 (3S); L Susan Rogers Principles of management 121 (3S); L Assistant Director Accounting I 131 (3S); L Office of Independent Study Accounting II 132 (3S); L E214 Pleasant Hall Introduction to human resources 222 (3S); L Baton Rouge, LA 70803 Business law I 252 (3S); L Phone: 504-388-3175; 800-234-5046 Business law II 253 (3S); L

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Business (continued) Religious Studies Statistics for business decisions 254 (3S); L Modern belief 112 (3S); L Management information systems 301 (3S); U Jesus in the twentieth century 213 (3S); L Marketing management 314 (3S); U Paths of belief 311 (3S); U Financial management 321 (3S); U Religious thought in America 322 (3S); U Personal financial planning 322 (3S); U Science Money and banking 323 (3S); U Matter, energy, and technology 105 (3S); L Intermediate accounting I 331 (3S); U Ecology 420 (3S); U Intermediate accounting II 332 (3S); U Social Science Cost accounting 333 (3S); U Introductory sociology 211 (3S); L Federal taxation 334 (3S); U World Literature International business management 370 (3S); U The classics in world literature 300 (3S); U World literature and the modern age 301 Special topics 390 (3S); U (3S); U Personnel management 422 (3S); U American short fiction 350 (3S); U Managerial decision making 424 (3S); U Small business management 425 (3S); U Contact Operations management 426 (3S); U Kim Domnick Auditing principles and procedures 433 (3S); U Coordinator Advanced accounting 436 (3S); U Office of Distance Education Taxation of business entities 437 (3S); U 2300 Adams Avenue Economics Scranton, PA 18509 Principles of economics I 312 (3S, CI); U Phone: 717-348-6235; 800-836-6940 Principles of economics II 313 (3S, CI); U Fax: 717-961-4751 Fine Arts E-mail: [email protected] Music, art, and the contemporary world 100 World Wide Web: http://www.marywood.edu (3S); L Music and theatre 101 (3S); L Sound and symbol in the arts 102 (3S); L Art in the modern era 218 (3S); L Foreign Languages Elementary French 101 (3S, AC, CI, VI); L MCGILL UNIVERSITY Elementary Spanish I 101 (3S, AC); L Elementary Spanish II 102 (3S, AC); L Overseas enrollment accepted. Minimum period for Elementary French 102 (3S, AC, CI, VI); L course completion is thirteen weeks. Average cost: History Can$432 per 3-credit course for Canadian students, Roots of the modern world 100 (3S, VI); L Can$312 for Quebecois, Can$971 for international Global resources and scarcities 110 (3S, VI); L students. Perspectives on the pursuit of peace 120 (3S); L Mathematics External Degree Program Mathematics for contemporary society 110 Master's degree is offered in occupational health. (3S); L Campus residency required for end-of-term workshop Philosophy and final examinations. Program enrolls a total of 50 Introduction to philosophy 113 (3S); L students; 10 degrees awarded overall in 1996-97 aca- Perspectives on the pursuit of peace 318 (3S); U demic year. The external degree program was estab- Political philosophy 326 (3S); U lished in 1992. Ethics 412 (3S); U Business ethics 427 (3S); U Certificate Program Psychology Program offers courses in educational technology General psychology 211 (3S); L and second language teaching. Courses are offered

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88 VOL96 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Memorial University of Newfoundland for credit. Credit can be applied toward a bachelor's Educational software 432-348 (3S, CI); U degree or a professional program. Principles and foundations of vocational education 432-395 (3S); U College Courses Internet resources 432-408 (3S, CI); U Education Managing computer resources 432415 (3S); U Administration of education in Quebec 411-394 Media literacy 432-420 (3S); U (3S); U Graphics software in education 432441 (3S); U Exceptional students 414-309 (3S, VI); U First nations and Inuit education-an Communication in education 425-203 (3S); U introduction 432-441 (3S, VI); U Literature for young adults 425-366 (3S); U Designing for the Web 432-450 (3S, CI); U Foundation of education in the arts 426-301 (3S, Methods of teaching accounting 432-461 (3S); U VI); U Art curriculum and instruction 426-332 (3S); U Graduate Courses Basic musicianship for classroom teachers Medicine 429-201 (3S); U Occupational health (and safety) practice Listening for learning 429-341 (3S, AC); U 392-602B (3S) Music curriculum and instruction for generalists Occupational epidemiology and statistics 429-342 (3S); U 392-603B (3S) Foundations of second language teaching Principles of toxicology 392-612B (3S) 431-300 (3S); U Occupational hygiene 392-616A (3S, VI) Second language learning in classroom settings Occupational diseases 392-617A (3S, VI) 431-305 (3S, VI); U Social/behavioural aspects of occupational Language study for teachers of ESL 431-311 (3S, health 392-624B (3S, VI) AC); U Physical agents and their health effects 392-626A Practicum in second language (3S, VI) teaching-elementary 431-360 (3S); U Work physiology and ergonomics 392-627A (3S, Practicum in second language VI) teaching-secondary 431-361 (3S); U ESL pedagogy-elementary schools 431-447 Contact (3S); U Peter Burpee ESL pedagogy-secondary schools 431-458 Director (3S); U Distance Education Applications software 432-200 (3S); U 3700 McTavish Street Educational media I 432-204 (3S, VI); U Montreal, PQ H3A N2 Spreadsheets and charting 432-300 (3S); U Canada Educational photography I 432-303 (3S); U Phone: 514-398-3457 Video production I 432-306 (3S, VI); U Fax: 514-398-2182 Video in the classroom 432-308 (3S, VI); U E-mail: [email protected] Discovery through Logo 432-310 (3S); U World Wide Web: http://www.mcgill.ca/conted Logo and the learning process 432-311 (3S); U Instructional design 432-315 (3S); U Desktop publishing for schools I 432-320 (3S); U Desktop publishing for schools II 432-321 (3S); U MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY OF Children's literature 432-325 (3S); U NEWFOUNDLAND Audio production for education 432-330 (3S); U Databases in education 432-340 (3S); U Credit by examination is available. Overseas enroll- Instructional programming I 432-341 (3S); U ment accepted. Institution offers special arrange- Creating computer courseware 432-346 (3S); U ments to take courses not listed in this catalog. Period Multi-media tools 432-347 (3S); U for course completion is sixteen weeks. Average cost:

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Can$105 per credit for residents. Tuition fees for Economics international students will be double the fees for Intro to macroeconomics 2020 (3S); L citizens of Canada and permanent residents. Manda- Economics statistics and data analysis 2550 (3S, tory fees: $5 part-time fee (3-6 credit hours), $101 CI); L full-time fee (9+ credit hours), Student Union and International economics-Canadian context 3030 Health Plan. (3S); U National resource and environmental economics Certificate Program 3080 (3S); U Program offers courses in business, criminology, library Money and banking 3150 (3S, CI); U studies, public administration, and municipal admin- Labour market economics 3360 (3S, CI); U istration. Courses are offered for credit or noncredit. Education Credit can be applied toward a bachelor's degree. Intro to adult education 2800 (3S, VI); L The adult as learner 2801 (3S); L College Courses Educational aspects of adult development 2803 Anthropology (3S, VI); L Intro to archaeology and physical anthropology Sociology of adult education 2806 (3S); L 1030 (3S, VI); L Intro to stats in education 2900 (3S, VI); L Intro to social and cultural anthropology 1031 Intro to school resource centre 3380 (3S); U (3S); L Selection of materials for SRC 3390 (3S); U Biology Teaching of reading in primary grades 3510 (3S, CI); U Modern biology and human society I 2040 (3S, Teaching of reading in elementary grades 3520 CI); L (3S, CI); U Modern biology and human society II 2041 Behavior therapy for children and adults in (3S); L educational settings 3680 (3S, VI); U Business Learning resources, curriculum and instruction Inti-o to business 1000 (3S, VI); L 3807 (3S, VI); U Principles of marketing 1201 (3S, VI); L Advanced science education methodology 4172 Organizational behavior 2301 (3S, CI); L (3S); U Intro to entrepreneurship 2301 (3S, CI); L Sociology of education 4360 (3S, AC, VI); U Quantitative methods for business 2401 (3S, English VI); L Comprehension, writing and prose style 2010 Operations management 3401 (3S); U (3S); L Intro to personal and HR management 4320 Intro to modern English structures 2390 (3S); L (3S, VI); U Folklore Cost accounting 5160 (3S); U Introto folklore 1000 (3S, CI); L Organizational theory 5301 (3S, VI); U Geography Taxation I 6120 (3S, VI); U Canada's natural environ and landscapes 3100 Auditing 6130 (3S); U (3S, VI); U Business policy 7000 (3S); U Historical geography of Newfoundland 3290 (3S, Classics VI); U Intro to Greek civilization 1100 (3S, VI);L Lands and seas of the northern North Atlantic Intro to Roman civilization 1101 (3S); L 3400 (3S, VI); U Intro to Latin language I 120A (3S); L Regional geography of the U.S. 3460 (3S, VI); U Intro to Latin language II 120B (3S); L History Intro to Greek I 130A (3S); L North Atlantic history to 1820 2100 (3S); L Intro to Greek II 130B (3S); L North Atlantic history since 1820 2110 (3S); L Continuing Education (Criminology) Canadian history: 1497-1867 2200 (3S); L Criminal procedure/admin of criminal justice Canada since 1867 2210 (3S); L 1302 (NC); L History of Newfoundland to 1815 3110 (3S); U

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Modern Newfoundland since 1815 3120 (3S); U Human memory and cognition 2440 (3S); L Math Psychology of sex and gender roles 2540 (3S); L Calculus readiness 1080 (3S, VI); L Personality 2610 (3S); L Differential calculus 1081 (3S, VI); L Brain and behavior 2810 (3S); L Medieval Studies Industrial psychology 3501 (3S); U Women writers in the middle ages 3351 (3S); U Sexual behaviour 3533 (3S); U Nursing Psychology of nonormal behaviour 3640 (3S); U Health assessment 2040 (3S, AC); L Religious Studies Teaching and learning 2230 (3S, AC); L Introto Judaism and Islam 2012 (3S); L Nursing theory 2700 (3S, AC); L Intro to Christianity 2013 (3S); L Current concepts in human physiology 2740 Religious institutions 2350 (3S); L (3S, AC); L Intro to Hebrew Bible /Old Testament 2350 Spiritual dimensions of nursing practice 2990 (3S); L (3S, AC, VI); L Intro to religious ethics 2610 (3S, VI); L Counselling 3023 (3S, AC, VI); U Intro to nursing research: method and critique Women in western religions 2800 (3S); L 4002 (3S, AC); U Religion and modern culture 2810 (3S, VI); L Community health nursing I 4010 (3S, AC, Intro to contemporary religious movements VI); U 2811 (3S, CI, VI); L Community health nursing II 4310 (3S, AC); U Jesus: his life and teaching 3200 (3S); U Current concepts in pathophysiology 4701 (3S, Judaism 3303 (3S); U AC, VI); U Religion in Newfoundland and Labrador: Current concepts in pharmacology and beginnings 3900 (3S); U nutrition 4702 (3S, AC, VI); U Religion in Newfoundland and Labrador: Maternity nursing I 4740 (3S, AC, VI); U 19th/20th centuries 3901 (3S); U Maternity nursing II 4742 (3S, AC); U Social Work Primary health care nursing I 4750 (3S, VI); U Social admin: national and provincial policies Primary health care nursing II 4751 (3S, AC, and programmes 3510 (3S, VI); U VI); U Systematic inquiry and evaluation of Health care systems 5210 (3S, AC); U information 4421 (3S); U Professional issues 5220 (3S, AC); U Social Admin: Admin of policies and services Nursing management 5700 (3S, AC); U 4520 (3S); U Philosophy Social work in addictions 4616 (3S, VI); U Contemporary issues 2807 (3S, VI); L Community development 5322 (3S); U Political Science Biopsychosocial assessment in addictions 5329 World political problems 1020 (3S); L (3S, VI); U Modern political ideologies 2000 (3S); L Sociology Intro to Canadian politics I 2710 (3S); L Principles of sociology 2000 (3S); L Intro to Canadian politics II 2711 (3S); L Technology and society 2120 (3S, VI); L Canadian foreign policy 3760 (3S); U Deviance 3290 (3S); U Newfoundland politics 3780 (3S); U Sociology of health 3307 (3S); U Psychology Nature and causes of crime 3310 (NC, CI); U Intro to psychology I 1000 (3S, VI); L Criminal justice and corrections 3395 (3S); U Intro to psychology II 2010 (3S, VI); L Criminal justice and corrections 3395 (3S, Psychology of human development I 2010 CI); U (3S);L Sociology of culture 3731 (3S, VI); U Psychology of human development II 2011 (3S, Sociology of religion 4097 (3S, VI); U VI); L Sociology/Anthropology Psychology of human development III 2012 Communication in culture 2210 (3S, VI); L (3S); L Labrador society and culture 2220 (3S, VI);L

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Sociology/Anthropology (continued) Continuing Education (Criminology) Newfoundland society and culture 2230 (3S, Corrections in criminal justice system 1303 (NC, VI); L VI) War and aggression 2260 (3S, VI); L Victims of crime 3301 (NC, CI,VI) Families 2270 (3S, VI); L Math The city 2280 (3S, VI); L Mathematics skills programme 102F (NC) Sociology of natural resource development 3332 (3S, VI); U Contact Media and popular culture 3334 (3S); U Glen Penney Statistics Manager, Distance Education Statistics I 2500 (3S); L Centre for Distance Education Development and Statistics II 2501 (3S); L Support School of Continuing Education Women's Studies St. John's, NF AIB 3X8 Interdisciplinary introduction to women's Canada studies 2000 (3S, VI); L Phone: 709-737-3077 Graduate Courses Fax: 709-737-7941 E-mail: [email protected] Education World Wide Web: http://www.ce.mun.ca Research design and methods in education 6100 (3S, CI, VI) Leadership: theory and practice 6203 (2S, CI) Admin theory and practice I 6310 (CI) Qualitative research methods 6466 (2S) Human learning and motivation 6600 (2S) MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY Instruction 6601 (CI) Enrollment on a noncredit basis accepted in credit Curriculum 6602 courses. Overseas enrollment accepted. Minimum Research on computers in the curriculum 6610 period for course completion is one semester; maxi- (CI) mum period for course completion is two semesters. Career counseling and career education 6706 These correspondence courses are offered on a rotat- (VI) ing basis and may not be available every semester. The Adult learning and development 6802 (3S) average cost per college credit is $76. Mandatory fees: Social Work $30. Systematic inquiry: concepts and methods 6411 (3S) College Courses Evaluation of policies and programmes 6530 Agribusiness and Agriscience (3S) Introduction to agricultural engineering 221 (3S); L Noncredit Courses Anthropology/Sociology/Social Work Continuing Education Introduction to sociology 101 (3S); L Intro to libraries 1601 (NC) Sociology of religion 455 (3S); U Technical processing 1602 (NC, VI) Criminal JusticeAdministration Reference 1603 (NC, VI) Introduction to criminal justice 110 (3S); L Adult leisure reading 1604 (NC, VI) Community relations and minority problems 422 Children's services 1605 (NC, VI) (3S); U Computers in libraries 1606 (NC, VI) Health, Physical Education, and Safety Intro to local government 1702 (NC) Effective living 310 (2S); U Municipal administration 2705 (NC) Drugs and violence in education 440 (3S); U Municipal planning and community Human Sciences development 2706 (NC) Principles of nutrition 124 (3S); L

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92 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG U, 1 0 G Minot State University

Mathematical Sciences MINOT STATE UNIVERSITY Math for health professionals 209 (2S); L Recording Industry High school students may enroll in undergraduate History of the recording industry 300 (3S); U courses for credit. Overseas enrollment accepted. Maxi- Copyright law 370 (3S); U mum period for course completion is thirty-six weeks. Publicity in the recording industry 377 (3S); U The average cost per college credit is $95. Women's Studies Introduction to women's studies 210 (3S); L College Courses Biology Contact Medical terminology 208 (1S, AC); L Jean Nagy Business Correspondence Course Coordinator Accounting principles I 201 (3S, VI); L MTSU Box 22 Accounting principles II 202 (3S, VI); L 1301 East Main Street Fundamentals of management 301 (3S); U Murfreesboro, TN 37132 Human resource management 303 (3S); U Phone: 615-898-5332 Organizational behavior 436 (3S); U Fax: 615-898-5141 Criminal Justice E-mail: [email protected] Introduction to criminal justice 120 (3S); L World Wide Web: http://www.mtsu.edu Criminal law 230 (3S); L Investigate process 240 (3S); L Policing and police community relations 300 (3S); U Prob., parole and inter punishment 320 (3S); U Criminology theory 330 (3S); U Juvenile justice system 340 (3S); U Court proc. and sentencing 370 (3S); U MILLERSVILLE UNIVERSITY OF Corrections 380 (3S); U PENNSYLVANIA Driver Education Driver and safety education 230 (3S); Enrollment on a noncredit basis accepted in credit Advanced in-car instruction 350 (3S); U courses. Overseas enrollment accepted. Average cost: Readings in traffic safety 399 (1S); U $144 per undergraduate credit, $193 per graduate Organization and administration of safety credit. Mandatory fees: $39.75 per credit general fee. education 450 (2S); U English/Writing Certificate Program Freshman English I 101 (3S); L Program offers courses in law enforcement, healthcare Freshman English II 102 (3S); L management, and employee benefits assistance. Courses Literature for children 227 (3S); L are offered for noncredit. Approaches to grammar 325 (3S); U Advanced composition 334 (3S); U Contact Professional and technical writing, 344 (3S); U Roberti Labriola World literature I 382 (3S); U Dean, Graduate Studies and Extended Programs World literature II 400 (3S); U Graduate Studies and Extended Programs Mathematics PO Box 1002 Algebra 100 (4S); L Millersville, PA 17551 College algebra 120 (4S); L Phone: 717-872-3030 Social Science Fax: 717-871-2022 Introduction to sociology 101 (3S); U E-mail: labriolaemarauder.millersv.edu US history from 1877 124 (3S); L World Wide Web: http://www.millersv.edu/ Western civilization to 1789 143 (3S); L graduate/ The U.S. government 160 (3S); L

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Social Science (continued) Latin II (1U) Introduction to philosophy 180 (3S); L Home Economics Changing American family 255 (3S); L Consumer science (1U) Europe in the 20th century 350 (3S); U Family living and parenthood (HF) State and local government 362 (3S); U Mathematics Geometry (1U) Contact Algebra I (1U) Teresa Loftesnes Algebra II (1U) Director General mathematics I (1U) Continuing Education Pre-algebra (1U) 500 University Avenue W Trigonometry (HF) Minot, ND 58707 Consumer math (1U) Phone: 701-858-3822; 800-777-0750 Advanced mathematics (1U) Fax: 701-858-4343 General mathematics II (1U) E-mail: [email protected] Psychology World Wide Web: http://www.misu.nodak.edu/ Psychology (HF) conted/ Science General science (1U) Health education I (HF) Biology (1U) Health education II (HF) MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY Social Studies State and local government/civics (HF) Enrollment on a noncredit basis accepted in credit Problems in American democracy (HF) courses. High school students may enroll in under- United States government (HF) graduate courses for credit. Overseas enrollment Mississippi history (HF) accepted. Military personnel may enroll through the United States history (1U) DANTES program. Minimum period for course World history (1U) completion is thirty days; maximum period for course Economics (HF) completion is one year. The average cost per college Mississippi studies (HF) credit is $60. Advanced world geography (1U) High School Courses College Courses Biological Sciences/Life Sciences Accounting Applied life science (1U) Principles of financial accounting ACC2013 Business (3S); L Business dynamics (1U) Principles of managerial accounting ACC2023 Business law (HF) (3S); L Computer Science Microcomputer applications for accounting Computer education (1U) ACC2031 (1S); U English Cost accounting ACC3013 (3S); U English I-9th grade (1U) Business Statistics English IV-12th grade (1U) Business statistical methods I BQA2113 (3S); L English II-10th grade (1U) Computer Science English III-11th grade (1U) Basic computer concepts and applications Foreign Languages CS1013 (3S); L French III (HF) Counselor Education Spanish III (1U) Introduction to counseling COE4023 (3S); U Spanish IV (1U) Developmental counseling and mental health Latin I (1U) COE4903 (3S); U

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94 1 0 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Mississippi State University

Economics Trigonometry MA1323 (3S); L Principles of macroeconomics EC2113 (3S); L Finite mathematics and introduction to calculus Principles of microeconomics EC2123 (3S); L MA1463 (3S); L Educational Psychology Calculus I MA1713 (3S); L Human growth and development EPY2513 Calculus II MA1723 (3S); L (3S); L Microbiology Principles of educational psychology EPY3503 Elementary microbiology MIC1113 (3S); L (3S); U Science of public health MIC1123 (3S); L Psychology of adolescence EPY3543 (3S); L Communicable disease control MIC2003 (3S); U Application of learning theories in educational Foodborne disease control MIC2013 (3S); U and related settings EPY4033 (3S); U Vectorborne disease control MIC2023 (3S); U Personality adjustment in educational settings Waterborne disease control MIC2033 (3S); U EPY4073 (3S); U Microbial ecology of foods MLC2043 (3S); U Measurement and evaluation EPY4313 (3S); U Physical Education Elementary Education Personal health PE1223 (3S); L Teaching math in modern concepts and Introduction to athletic training PE1783 (3S); L methods of elementary and junior high Principles and methods of elementary school schools EDE4453 (3S); U health and physical education PE3123 Finance (3S); U Financial management FIN2223 (3S); U Adaptive physical education PE3133 (3S); U Financial systems FIN3113 (3S); U General safety methods PF3433 (3S); U Food Sciences and Technology Physics Principles of processing fruits and vegetables Physical science survey PH1013 (3S); L FST4523 (3S); U Physical science survey PH1023 (3S); L Current issues in food science FST4553 (3S); U Descriptive astronomy PH1063 (3S); L Food products evaluation FST4563 (3S); U Political Science Foreign Languages American government PS1113 (3S); L French IV FLF2143 (3S); L Introduction to international relations PS1313 French III FLF2183 (3S); L (3S); L Russian I FLR1114 (3S); L Comparative government PS1513 (3S); L Russian II FLR1124 (3S); L Psychology Spanish IV FLS2143 (3S); L General psychology PSY1013 (3S); L Spanish III FLS2183 (3S); L Real Estate and Mortgage Financing History Principles of real estate REM3333 (3S); U Early Western world HI1013 (3S); L Sociology Modern Western world HI1023 (3S); L Introduction to sociology S01003 (3S); L Early United States history HI1063 (3S); L Marriage and family S01203 (3S); L Modern United States history HI1073 (3S); L Special Education Mississippi history HI3333 (3S); U Psych and education of exceptional children Home Economics and youth EDX3213 (3S); U Individual and family nutrition HE3213 (3S); U Working with parents of exceptional children Marketing EDX4413 (3S); U Principles of marketing MKT3013 (3S); U Teaching the disadvantaged child EDX4423 Retailing MKT3213 (3S); U (3S); U Mathematics Wildlife and Fisheries Structure of the real number system MA1113 Introduction to aquaculture FST4013 (3S); U (3S); L Informal geometry and measurement MA1123 Contact (3S); L Dr. Roberta A. Jolly College algebra MA1313 (3S); L Coordinator

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Independent Study Pauline Epistles II BI427 (3S); U PO Box 5247 Pauline Epistles III BI432 (3S); U Mississippi State, MS 39762-5247 Education Phone: 601-325-2652 Intro to Christian education ED112 (3S); L Fax: 601-325-8578 Survey of Christian ministry ED120 (3S); L E-mail: [email protected] Intro to psychology ED250 (3S); L World Wide Web: http://www.msstate.edu/dept/ Intro Biblical counseling ED330 (3S); U ced Evangelism Personal evangelism EV101 (3S); L Missions Church at work in the world MI111 (3S); L Pastoral Intro pastoral ministry PS262 (3S); L MOODY BIBLE INSTITUTE Theology Enrollment on a noncredit basis accepted in credit Christian life and ethics TH100 (3S); L courses. High school students may enroll in under- Survey of theology I TH225 (3S); L graduate courses for credit. Overseas enrollment Survey of theology II TH226 (3S); L accepted. Maximum period for course completion is Church history TH370 (3S); U one year. In order to enroll in an external degree Apologetics TH450 (3S); U program, a student must be at least seventeen years Contact old, a born-again Christian, a high school graduate, and a member of an evangelical Protestant church. Dr. Jay Fernlund The average cost per college credit is $110. Manager Academic Affairs for External Studies External Degree Program 820 North LaSalle Boulevard Associate degree is offered in Bible-theological stud- Chicago, IL 60610 ies (60 credit hours required). Bachelor's degree is Phone: 312-329-4135; 800-955-1123 offered in Bible-theological studies (120 credit hours Fax: 312-329-2081 required). The external degree program was estab- E-mail: [email protected] lished in 1901. World Wide Web: http://www.moody.edu Certificate Program Program offers courses in Bible-theological studies. Courses are offered for noncredit. MURRAY STATE UNIVERSITY College Courses Bible Credit by examination is available. Overseas enroll- Old Testament survey BIl 1 1 (4S); L ment not accepted. Minimum period for course New Testament survey BI112 (4S); L completion is five weeks; maximum period for course Elements of Bible study BI120 (2S); L completion is one year. The average cost per college Acts BI214 (2S); L credit is $79. Biblical Hebrew I BI271 (4S); L Biblical Hebrew II BI272 (4S); L College Courses Advanced Bible study methods BI280 (3S); L Agriculture New Testament Greek I BI281 (4S); L Animal science 100 (3S); L New Testament Greek II BI282 (4S); L Poultry science 121 (3S); L Isaiah BI316 (2S); U Health Pauline Epistles I BI325 (3S); U Personal health 191 (2S); L New Testament Greek exegesis BI383 (4S); U History Romans BI410 (3S); U World civilizations I 101 (3S); L

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96 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG North Dakota Division of Independent Study

World civilizations II 102 (3S); L External Degree Program American experience to 1865 221 (3S); L High school diploma/GED is available (19 credit American experience since 1865 222 (3S); L hours required). Credit for prior nonacademic learn- Journalism, Radio-TV ing is granted. Program enrolls a total of 4,201 stu- New technologies 558 (3S); U dents; 85 degrees awarded overall in 1996-97 academic Legal Studies year. The external degree program was established in Business law I 240 (3S); L 1935. Business law II 540 (3S); U Mathematics Elementary Courses College algebra 140 (4S); L English Office Administration Sixth grade English II (NC) Records management 235 (3S); L Seventh grade English I (NC) Principles of office administration 360 (3S); L Eighth grade English II (NC) Philosophy Sixth grade English I (NC) Logic 103 (3S); L Seventh grade English II (NC) Political Science Eighth grade English I (NC) American national government 140 (3S); L Home Economics State and local politics 240 (3S); L Middle level life skills (NC) Introduction to international relations 250 Mathematics (3S); L Seventh grade math II (NC) Recreation Eighth grade math I (NC) Introduction to recreation/leisure services 101 Eighth grade math II (NC) (3S); L Seventh grade math I (NC) Sixth grade math I (NC) Contact Sixth grade math II (NC) Marilyn McCuiston Physical Education Administrative Secretary I Middle level health (NC) Center for Continuing Education/Academic Seventh grade physical education (NC) Outreach Eighth grade physical education (NC) PO Box 9 Science Murray, KY 42071 General science I (NC, LK) Phone: 502-762-4150; 800-669-7654 Earth science II (NC, LK) Fax: 502-762-3593 Earth science I (NC, LK) Life science II (NC, LK) Life science I (NC, LK) General science II (NC, LK) Social Studies Middle level United States history I (NC) Middle level geography II (NC, CI) Middle level world history II (NC) NORTH DAKOTA DIVISION OF Middle level United States history II (NC) INDEPENDENT STUDY Middle level world history I (NC) Middle level geography I (NC, CI) Credit by examination is available. Enrollment on a noncredit basis accepted in credit courses. Overseas High School Courses enrollment accepted. Maximum period for course Agriculture completion is one year. Students may receive an addi- Animal nutrition (HF) tional 12-month extension upon payment of an exten- Farm power and machinery (HF) sion fee. The average cost per high school credit is Art $121. Mandatory fees: for registration and handling. Lettering and poster design (HF)

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THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 1.) 97 , 105 North Dakota Division of Independent Study

Art (continued) First-year French I (HF, AC, VI) Fashion design (HF) German Basic drawing (HF) Second-year German I (HF, AC) Knowing about art (HF, CI) First-year German II (HF, AC) Beginning painting (HF) First-year German I (HF, AC) Interior design (HF) Second-year German II (HF, AC) Art craft (HF) Home Economics Calligraphy (HF) Housing and home furnishings (HF) Business Child development (HF, VI) Keyboarding/typewriting II (HF, CI) Etiquette (HF) Business law (HF, VI) Personal management (HF) Shorthand II (HF, AC) Family relations (HF) Agribusiness (HF) Exploring foods (HF) Office procedures (HF) Dollars and sense (HF) Keyboarding/typewriting I (HF, CI) Latin General business I (HF) First-year Latin II (HF) General business II (HF) Second-year Latin I (HF) Accounting I (HF, CI) First-year Latin I (HF, AC) Accounting II (HF, CI) Second-year Latin II (HF) Shorthand I (HF, AC) Law Driver Education Law and justice (HF) Driver education (NC) Mathematics English Advanced algebra II with trigonometry (HF) Business English (HF) General math I (HF) English literature (HF) General math II (HF) Sophomore language and composition (HF, AC, Precalculus I (HF) CI) Precalculus II (HF) Freshman language and composition (HF, AC, Algebra I (HF) CI) Algebra II (HF) Internet research and writing II (HF, CI) Trigonometry (HF) The novel (HF) Advanced algebra I with trigonometry (HF) World literature (HF) Pre-algebra II (HF) Mythology (HF) Geometry II (HF) Freshman literature and language I (HF) Consumer math II (HF, CI) Science fiction (HF) Consumer math I (HF, CI) American literature (HF) Geometry I (HF) Sophomore literature and language I (HF) Pre-algebra I (HF) Creative writing (HF) Mechanics Developmental English (HF, AC, CI) Basic electricity (HF) Senior language and composition (HF, CI) Mechanical drawing (HF) Sophomore literature and language II (HF) Small engines (HF) Freshman literature and language II (HF) Aerospace studies (HF) Literature for reluctant readers (HF, AC) Arc welding (HF) Internet research and writing I (HF, CI) Home wiring (HF) Journalism (HF) Welding processes (HF) Junior language and composition (HF, CI) Automotive chassis (HF) French Automotive engines (HF) Second-year French II (HF, AC) Music Second-year French I (HF, AC) Beginning piano (HF) First-year French II (HF, AC, VI) Fundamentals of music (HF)

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Music appreciation (HF, AC) North Dakota government (HF) Beginning guitar (HF, AC) Sociology (HF) Norwegian World history II (HF) First-year Norwegian I (HF, AC) Spanish First-year Norwegian II (HF, AC) First-year Spanish I (HF, AC, CI, VI) Philosophy Second-year Spanish II (HF, AC, CI, VI) Medical ethics (HF) Second-year Spanish I (HF, AC, CI, VI) Photography First-year Spanish II (HF, AC, CI, VI) Photography (HF) Physical Education Contact Alcohol, tobacco, drugs (HF, VI) Robert Stone Jr. First aid, nutrition, and exercise plans(HF, VI) State Director Individual and team sports (HF, VI) North Dakota Division of Independent Study Modern health (HF, VI) Box 5036 Fitness for life (HF, VI) State University Station Religion (Religious Studies) Fargo, ND 58105-5036 New Testament (HF) Phone: 701-231-6000 Old Testament (HF) Fax: 701-231-6052 Russian E-mail: [email protected] First-year Russian I (HF, AC, CI, VI) World Wide Web: http://www.dis.dpi.state.nd.us First-year Russian II (HF, AC, CI, VI) Science Conservation of natural resources (HF) Wildlife management (HF) Physics II (HF, LK) NORTHERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY Physics I (HF, LK) Chemistry II (HF, LK) Credit by examination is available. Enrollment on a Chemistry I (HF, LK) noncredit basis accepted in credit courses. High school Physical science II (HF) students may enroll in undergraduate courses for Physical science I (HF) credit. Overseas enrollment accepted. Military person- Biology I (HF, LK) nel may enroll through the DANTES program. Mini- Biology II (HF, LK) mum period for course completion is twelve weeks; Entomology (HF) maximum period for course completion is one year. Ornithology (HF) The average cost per college credit is $125. Manda- Social Studies tory fees: $25 application processing fee for newly Minorities in America (HF) admitted students. U.S. history I (HF, CI) U.S. history II (HF, CI) College Courses Psychology (HF, VI) Accounting Project self-discovery (HF) Principles of accounting I ACT230 (5S); L Economics (HF) Principles of accounting II ACT240 (5S); L World geography I (HF, CI) Criminal Justice World geography II (HF, CI) The corrections function CJ220 (5S); L Local history (HF, CI, VI) English World history I (HF) College composition I EN111 (5S); L Problems of democracy I (HF) Technical and report writing EN2110 (5S); L North Dakota history (HF, VI) Women writers of India EN3112 (5S); U Global politics (HF, CI) American literature IV EN373 (5S); U Problems of democracy II (HF) Geography American government (HF) Physical geography GC100 (5S); L

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THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG X07 99 Northern Michigan University

Geography (continued) Organizational behavior BA464 (3S); U Cultural geography GC164 (5S); L Retail management BA473 (3S); U Regional studies: China GC300 (5S); U Industrial Technologies History Special problems in metric measurement 1E476 History of Western Civ. Since 1508 HS102 (2S, LK); U (5S); L Technology and society IT270 (3S); L The United States to 1865 HS126 (5S); L Mathematics and Natural Sciences The United States since 1865 HS127 (5S); L Environmental biology BI211 (2S); L History of The American Indian HS233 (5S); L College algebra MA111 (4S); L Minorities in American history HS293 (5S); L Trigonometry MA120 (3S); L Management/Marketing Analytic geometry and calculus MA225 (4S); L Introduction to management MGT220 (5S); L Foundations of mathematics MA341 (3S); U Introduction to marketing MKT230 (5S); L Algebra and geometry for elementary teachers Occupational Studies MA342 (3S); U Wastewater treatment facility management Intermediate algebra MATH101 (3S); L WW218 (5S); L Psychology and Counselor Education Sociology/Social Work Educational psychology EP202 (2S); L Introductory sociology S0101 (5S); L Social Sciences Social problems S0113 (5S); L United States history I HI241 (3S); L United States history II HI242 (3S); L Contact American government P0100 (3S); L Joseph Holman State and local government P0210 (2S); L Program Coordinator Principles of sociology S0100 (3S); L Continuing Education and Sponsored Programs Courtship and marriage S0250 (3S); L 1401 Presque Isle Social disorganization and deviant behavior Marquette, MI 49855 S0355 (3S); U Phone: 906-227-1683 Population studies S0362 (2S); U Fax: 906-227-2108 The family S0382 (3S); U E-mail: jholman @nmu.edu World Wide Web: http://www.nmu.edu/ce Contact Dennis Scott Interim Director Office of Continuing Education PO Box 870 NORTHERN STATE UNIVERSITY 1200 South Jay Street Aberdeen, SD 57401 Enrollment on a noncredit basis accepted in credit Phone: 605-626-2615 courses. High school students may enroll in under- Fax: 605-626-2542 graduate courses for credit. Overseas enrollment not E-mail: [email protected] accepted. Minimum period for course completion is World Wide Web: http://www.northern.edu/ one year; maximum period for course completion is fifteen months. The average cost per college credit is $78.25. Mandatory fees: $25.

College Courses NORTHWESTERN COLLEGE Business Mathematics for business BA120 (3S); L Credit by examination is available. Enrollment on a Personal finance BA280 (3S); L noncredit basis accepted in credit courses. High school Marketing BA370 (3S); U students may enroll in undergraduate courses for Human resources management BA460 (3S); U credit. Overseas enrollment accepted. Minimum period

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100 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG L G Northwood University for course completion is twelve weeks; maximum oral/written examination. Program enrolls a total of period for course completion is twenty-four weeks. 6,011 students; 1,469 degrees awarded overall in The average cost per college credit is $110. Manda- 1996-97 academic year. The external degree program tory fees: $50 for materials, $25 for registration. was established in 1965.

External Degree Program College Courses Associate degree is offered in Bible (90 credit hours Accounting required). Bachelor's degree is offered in Bible and Accounting principles I AC101 (4S); L intercultural ministries (180 credit hours required). Accounting principles II AC102 (4S); L Credit for prior nonacademic learning is granted. Accounting principles III AC103 (4S); L Program enrolls a total of 35 students. The external Advertising degree program was established in 1994. Introduction to advertising AD110 (4S); L Automotive Marketing Certificate Program Automotive industrya macro view AM131 Program offers courses in Bible. Courses are offered (4S); L for credit. Credit can be applied toward an associate Dealership organization and management degree or a bachelor's degree. AM132 (4S); L Parts and service merchandising AM133 (4S); L Contact Dealership business management AM230 (4S); L Betty Piper New and used vehicle merchandising AM231 Student Relations Coordinator (4S); L Center for Distance Education Dealership business management AM233 (4S); L 3003 Snelling Avenue North Business St. Paul, MN 55113 Principles of selling BU201 (4S); L Phone: 612-631-5494; 800-308-5495 Principles of retailing BU209 (4S); L Fax: 612-631-5133 Buying and store management BU210- (4S); L E-mail: [email protected] Principles of business management BU230 World Wide Web: http://www.nwc.edu/disted/ (4S); L Credit management BU231 (4S); L Public relations BU240 (4S); L Business cases and problems BU241 (4S); L Principles of banking BU255 (4S); L NORTHWOOD UNIVERSITY Cases and problems in banking and finance BU256 (4S); L Credit by examination is available. Enrollment on a Human resource management BU310 (4S); U noncredit basis accepted in credit courses. High school Applied management BU312 (4S); U students may enroll in undergraduate courses for Management systems BU351 (4S); U credit. Overseas enrollment accepted. Military person- International management BU403 (4S); U nel may enroll through the DANTES program. Mini- Risk management BU436 (4S); U mum period for course completion is one week; Principles of marketing MK208 (4S); L maximum period for course completion is twelve Computer Science Management weeks. Average cost: $55 per quarter hour. Mandatory Introduction to computers with applications fees: one-time application fee of $15. CS110 (4S); L Directed study CS300 (4S); U External. Degree Program Computer thesis CS403 (4S); U Associate degree is offered in business (90 credit Economics hours required). Bachelor's degree is offered in busi- Principles of microeconomics EC221 (4S); L ness management (90 credit hours required). Credit Principles of macroeconomics EC222 (4S); L for prior nonacademic learning is granted. Campus Economic history EC311 (4S); U residency required for two 3-day seminar courses plus Comparative economic systems EC341 (4S); U 1U=one unit, HF=half unit, NC=noncredit, QT=quarter unit, VC=variable credit 1.09 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 101 Northwood University

Economics (continued) Contact International trade EC400 (4S); U Carl F. Vander Woude Economics of public policies EC401 (4S); U Provost Philosophy of American enterprise PL401 University College (external degree program) (4S); U 3225 Cook Road English Midland, MI 48640 Composition I EN111 (4S); L Phone: 517-837-4455; 800-445-5873 Composition II EN112 (4S); L Fax: 517-837-4457 Business writing EN113 (4S); L E-mail: carlvw @northwood.edu Communication and organizational behavior World Wide Web: http://www.northwood.edu EN301 (4S); L Report writing EN320 (4S); U Thesis EN490 (4S); U Finance Financial management FI301 (4S); U Humanities OHIO UNIVERSITY Introduction to philosophy HU101 (4S); L Intro to modern art HU104 (4S); L Credit by examination is available. Enrollment on a noncredit basis accepted in credit courses. High school Business design management HU202 (4S); L students may enroll in undergraduate courses for Law credit. Overseas enrollment accepted. Military person- Business law I LA201 (4S); L nel may enroll through the DANTES program. Insti- Business law II LA301 (4S); L tution offers special arrangements to take courses not Marketing listed in this catalog. Maximum period for course Business-to-business marketing MK321 (4S); U completion is one year. The average cost per college Advertising management MK322 (4S); U credit is $90. Mandatory fees: $15 enrollment fee. International marketing MK404 (4S); U Marketing research MK423 (4S); U External Degree Program Marketing management MK424 (4S); U Associate degree is offered in arts, science, individu- Mathematics alized studies, and applied sciences (64 credit hours Business mathematics MT101 (4S); L required). Bachelor's degree is offered in special Algebra I MT209 (4S); L studies (128 credit hours required). Credit for prior Algebra II MT310 (4S); U nonacademic learning is granted. Program enrolls a Statistics MT333 (4S); U total of 1,100 students; 38 degrees awarded overall in Marketing research statistics MT334 (4S); U 1996-97 academic year. The external degree program Philosophy was established in 1975. Philosophy of American life and business PH110 (4S); L Certificate Program Philosophy and ethics PH301 (4S); U Program offers courses in business management tech- Critical philosophical problems PH410 (4S); U nology. Courses are offered for credit. Credit can be Political Science applied toward an associate degree or a bachelor's Introduction to American government PS201 degree. (4S); U Psychology College Courses Personality and adjustment PY103 (4S); L Accounting Applied psychology PY301 (4S); U Financial accounting 201 (4Q); L Social Science Managerial accounting 202 (4Q); L Anglo-American geography GE301 (4S); U Accounting Technology Contemporary world issues HI402 (4S); U Financial accounting procedures 103 (4Q); L Environmental science NS401 (4S); U Financial accounting procedures 104 (4Q); L

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102 uL THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Ohio University

Anthropology Microeconomics 303 (4Q); U Introduction to cultural anthropology 101 Macroeconomics 304 (4Q); U (5Q); L Labor economics 320 (4Q); U Aviation International trade 340 (4Q); U Basic aeronautics 110 (4Q); L Money and banking 360 (4Q); U Advanced aeronautics 310 (4Q); U English Instrument system regulations and procedures Developmental writing skills 150 (4Q); L 350 (4Q) ; U Freshman composition: writing and rhetoric 151 Biological Sciences (5Q); L Human biology 103 (5Q); L Freshman composition: writing and reading 152 Human physiology 345 (4Q); U (50j; L Bioethical problems in biology and medicine 384 (5Q); U Freshman composition: women and men in Biology and the future of man 390H (5Q); U literature 153A (5Q); L Business Administration Introduction to literature 200 (4Q); L Business and its environment 101 (4Q.); L Critical approaches to fiction 201 (4Q); L Small-business administration 445 (4Q); U Critical approaches to poetry 202 (4Q); L BusinessLaw Critical approaches to drama 203 (4Q); L Law and society 255 (4Q); L Intro to international lit: modern tradition 206 Law of the management process 356 (4Q); U (4Q); L Law of commercial transactions 357 (4Q); U Shakespeare, the tragedies 303 (4Q); U Law of health care 360 (4Q); U Technical writing 3055 (4Q); U Environmental law 370 (4Q); U Advanced composition 308J (4Q); U Law of property and real estate 442 (4Q); U English literature: 1500-1660 312 (40.); U Business Management Technology English literature: 1660-1800 313 (4Q); U Introduction to management 110 (4Q); L English literature: 1800-1900 314 (4Q); U Concepts of marketing 140 (4Q); L American literature to 1865 321 (4Q); U Elements of supervision 150 (4Q); L American literature: 1865 to 1918 322 (4Q); U Small business operations 170 (4Q); L American literature: 1918 to present 323 Personal financial planning 189 (4Q); L (4Q); U Introduction to business computing 200 (4Q, Women and literature 325 (4Q AC); U CI); L American literature 341 (4Q); U Managing finance in business 210 (4Q); L Creative writing: fiction 361 (4Q); U Concepts of purchasing management 220 (4Q); L Creative writing: poetry 362 (4Q); U Concepts of sales 230 (4Q); L Finance Practical personnel procedures 250 (4Q); L Foundations of finance 325 (4Q); U Business report writing 260 (4Q); L Foreign Languages and Literatures Advertising concepts 270 (4Q); L Spanish literature in English 336 (4Q, AC); U Managerial planning 275 (4Q); L Spanish literature in English 336B (4Q); U Concepts of labor/management relations 280 Geography (4Q); L Human geography 121 (40.); L Government and business 285 (4Q); L Greek Computer applications for management 288 Beginning Greek 111 (4Q); L (4Q); L Beginning Greek 112 (4Q); L Chemistry Health Sciences Principles of chemistry I 121 (3Q); L Introduction to health care organizations 217 Economics (4Q); U Principles of microeconomics 103 (4Q); L Medical terminology for health administrators Principles of macroeconomics 104 (4Q); L 230 (4Q); L

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History Organizational behavior-micro perspective 340 Western civilization: Renaissance to 1648 101 (4Q); U (4Q); L Organizational behavior-macro perspective 345 Western civilization: 1648-1848 102 (4Q); L (4Q); U Western civilization: 1848 to present 103 (4Q); L Marketing American history to 1828 211 (4Q AC); L Marketing principles 301 (4Q); U History of United States, 1828-1900 212 (4Q, Mathematics AC); L Basic mathematics 101 (4Q); L History of United States since 1900 213 (4Q Algebra 113 (5Q); L AC); L Pre-calculus 115 (5Q); L History of African Americans since 1865 315B Plane analytic geometry 130 (3Q); L (4Q AC); U Introduction to calculus 163A (4Q); L Ohio history to 1851 317A (4Q); U Elementary linear algebra 211 (4Q); L Ohio history since 1851 317B (4Q); U Introduction to probability and statistics I 250 Early Christianity: East and West 354 (4Q); U (4Q); L World War I 375 (4Q VI); U Analytic geometry and calculus 263A (4Q); L Human and Consumer Sciences Analytic geometry and calculus 263B (4Q); L Introduction to nutrition 128 (4Q); L Music Introduction to child development 160 (4Q); L History and literature of music 321 (3Q AC); U Introduction to residential design 180 (3Q); L History and literature of music 322 (3Q AC); U Human Services Technology Jazz history 428 (3Q AC); U Sign language and deaf culture I 111 (4Q Operations VI); L Principles of operations 310 (4Q); U Sign language and deaf culture II 112 (3Q Philosophy VI); L Principles of reasoning 120 (4Q VI); L Humanities Introduction to ethics 130 (4Q); L Humanities: great booksancient 107 (4Q); L Philosophy of art 232 (3Q); L Humanities: great booksMedieval and Philosophy of religion 260 (4Q); L Renaissance 108 (4Q); L Introduction to philosophy 301 (3Q); U Humanities: great booksmodern 109 (4Q); L Philosophy of culture 350 (5Q); U Interpersonal Communication Hinduism 370 (4Q); U Fundamentals of human communication 101 Islam 372 (4Q VI); U (4Q AC); L Physical Education and Sport Sciences Fundamentals of human communication 103 History and principles of physical education 404 (4Q); L (4Q SL); U Journalism Organization/administration of physical Introduction to mass communication 105 education 406 (4Q); U (4Q); L Physical Sciences Law Enforcement Technology Survey of astronomy 100 (4Q); L Introduction to law enforcement technology 100 Physical world 101 (4Q); L (3Q); L Color, light, and sound 105 (4Q); L Constitutional, criminal, and civil law 120 The metric system 111 (1Q); L (3Q); L Physical world 121 (3Q); L Interviewing and report writing 130 (3Q); L Physics Criminal investigation 260 (3Q); L Introduction to physics 201 (4Q); L Law enforcement and the deaf 290F (4Q); L Introduction to physics 202 (4Q); L Management Introduction to physics 203 (4Q); L Introduction to management 200 (4Q); L Political Science Management 300 (4Q); U American national government 101 (4Q); L

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104 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Oklahoma State University

Professional Communication Phone: 740-593-2910; 800-444-2910 Professional communication 325J (4Q); U Fax: 740-593-2901 Psychology E-mail: [email protected] General psychology 101 (5Q); L World Wide Web: http://www.cats.ohiou.edu/ Statistics for the behavioral sciences 221 (5Q); L indstu/index.htm Educational psychology 275 (4Q); L Abnormal psychology 332 (4Q); U Environmental psychology 335 (5Q); U Social psychology of justice 337 (4Q); U Psychology of adulthood and aging 374 (4Q); U OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY Quantitative Business Analysis Enrollment on a noncredit basis accepted in credit Introduction to business statistics 201 (4Q); L courses. High school students may enroll in under- Retail Merchandising graduate courses for credit. Overseas enrollment Consumer in American society 250 (4Q); L accepted. Military personnel may enroll through the Security/Safety Technology DANTES program. Minimum period for course Introduction to protective services 101 (3Q); L completion is twelve weeks; maximum period for Physical security systems 110 (3Q); L course completion is one year. The average cost per Occupational safety and health 120 (3Q); L college credit is $70; the average cost per high school Fire safety and fire codes 201 (3Q); L credit is $75. Mandatory fees: $10 per course for Loss prevention in modern retailing 210 (3Q); L mailing. Analysis of security needssurvey 220 (3Q); L Information and data systems security 230 Certificate Program (3Q); L Program offers courses in fire protection. Courses are Security administration 240 (3Q); L offered for noncredit. Current problems in security 250 (3Q); L Analytic accounting 260 (3Q); L High School Courses Special area studies: terrorism 290A (3Q); L English Special area studies: law and security 290B Science fiction (HF) (3Q); L The short story (HF) Sociology Geography Introduction to sociology 101 (5Q); L Geography 1B (HF) Elementary research techniques 351 (4Q); U Geography 1A (HF) Criminology 362 (4Q); U History Theater World history 1A (HF) Theater history I 270 (4Q VI); L Languages Theater history II 271 (40); L French 1B (HF, AC) Theater history III 272 (4Q); L French 1A (HF, AC) University College Psychology, Counseling, and Guidance Learning strategies 110 (2Q AC); L Knowing myself and helping others (HF) College reading skills 112 (2Q AC); L Self discovery (HF) Women's Studies Trigonometry Introduction to women's studies 100 (4Q); L Trigonometry (HF) The new scholarship on women 400 (4Q); U College Courses Contact Accounting Dr. Richard W. Moffitt Principles of accounting 2103 (3S); L Director Principles of accounting 2203 (3S); L Office of Independent Study Agricultural Education 302 Tupper Hall International programs in agricultural education Athens, OH 45701 4713 (3S); U

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Agronomy Electrical engineering 2613 (3S); L Fundamentals of soil science 2124 (4S); L English Animal Sciences Freshman composition I 1113 (3S); L Livestock feeding 2123 (3S); L Freshman composition II 1213 (3S); L Principles of animal nutrition 3543 (3S); U Introduction to technical writing 2333 (3S); L Basic nutrition for pets 3753 (3S); U Survey of American literature I 2773 (3S); L Agricultural animals of the world 3903 (3S); U Survey of American literature II 2883 (3S); L Anthropology Short fiction writing 3033 (3S); U Cultural anthropology 3353V (3S, VI); U Poetry writing 3043 (3S); U Art Introduction to technical and report writing Introduction to art 1803V (3S, VI); L 3323 (3S); U Business English grammar 4013 (3S, AC); U Written communication 3113 (3S); U American poetry post- 1900 4413 (3S, VI); L Business Administration Consumer law I 2010.1 (1S); L Family Relations and Child Development Consumer law II 2010.2 (1S); L Marriage 3143V (3S, VI); U Introduction to small-business management Finance 2010V (3S, VI); L Personal finance 2123 (3S, CI); L Business report writing 3333 (3S); U Finance 3113 (3S); U Small-business management 4113 (3S); U Fire Protection Business Communications Basic principles of automatic fire sprinkler Organizational communications 3223 (3S); U protection 2050 (3S); L Career Education Fire protection hydraulics and water supply World of work for adults 1112 (2S); L analysis 2483 (3S); L Clothing, Textiles, and Merchandising Industrial safety organization 3013 (3S); U Profitable merchandising analysis 4553 (3S); U Hydraulic calculation of sprinklers 3713 (3S); U Communication Sciences and Disorders Industrial fire pump installation 3723 (3S); U Survey of communication disorders 3213 Sprinklers for rack storage 3733 (3S); U (3S); U Structural designs for fire and life safety 4050.1 Computer Science (3S); U Computer programming 2113 (3S, CI); L French Economics Elementary French I 1115 (5S, AC); L Economics of social issues 1113 (3S); L Elementary French II 1225 (5S, AC); L Introduction to macroeconomics 2013 (3S); L General Technology Introduction to microeconomics 2023 (3S, Fiber optics 2650 (3S); L VI); L Geography Intermediate microeconomics 3313 (3S, CI); U Introduction to geographical behavior 1113 Education (3S); L Measurement and evaluation in the school 4052 Physical geography 1114 (4S); L (2S); U Geography of Oklahoma 3703 (3S); U Human learning in educational psychology 4223 Geography of music 4223 (3S); U (3S); U Geology Electronics and Computer Technology General geology 1014 (4S); L Introduction to microcomputer programming German 1003 (3S); L Elementary German I 1115 (5S, AC); L Fundamentals of electricity 1104 (4S,LK);L Elementary German II 1225 (5S, AC); L Pulse and digital techniques 2544 (4S, LK); L Guidance Engineering Science Effective study skills 2510A (1S); L Statics 2112 (2S); L Health Sciences Thermodynamics 2213 (3S, AC); L Total wellness 2603 (3S); L

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Health, Physical Education, and Leisure Metric system 2910A (1S); L Principles in public health 4010 (3S, CI); U Basic math with a calculator2910B(2S); L History Elementary linear algebra I 3013 (3S); U Survey of American history 1103 (3S); L Meteorology American history to 1865 1483 (3S, VI); L Descriptive meteorology 3033 (3S); U American history since 1865 1493 (3S, VI); L Nuclear Energy European history to 1500 1613 (3S); L Radiological safety 3233 (3S); U Western civilization to 1500 1613 (3S, VI);L Nutritional Sciences European history since 1500 1623 (3S); L Basic human nutrition 2114 (4S); L Western civilization from 1500 1623 (3S, VI); L Philosophy Oklahoma history 2323 (3S); L Philosophical classics 1013 (3S); L Ancient Near East 3013 (3S); U Political Science Ancient Greece 3023 (3S); U American government 1013 (3S); L Ancient Rome 3033 (3S); U American government 1113 (3S, VI); L East Asia since 1800 3413 (3S); U Government and politics in the Middle East Modern Japan 3423 (3S, VI); U 3313 (3S); U Modern China 3433 (3S); U Rural sociology 3413 (3S, VI); U The great plains experience 3980.2 (3S, VI); U State and local government 3613 (3S); U Traditional Japan 3980A (3S, VI); U Psychology Home Economics Introduction to psychology 1113 (3S); L Child and family development 2113 (3S); L Psychological foundations of childhood 3113 Horticulture (3S); U Home horticulture 1003 (3S); L Psychology of adolescence 3213 (3S); U Journalism History of psychology 4493 (3S); U Feature writing/news/magazine 4433 (3S); U Sociology Law, Preparation for Introduction to sociology 1113 (3S, VI); L Business law I 3213 (3S); U Social problems 2123 (3S); L Literature Sociology of aging 3993V (3S, VI); U The short story 3333 (3S); U Spanish Shakespeare 4723 (3S); U Elementary Spanish I 1115 (5S, AC); L Readings in the novel 4853 (3S); U Elementary Spanish II 1225 (5S, AC); L Management Statistics Management 3013 (3S); U Elementary statistics 2013V (3S, VI); L Organizational behavior and management 3123 Elementary statistics for business 2023 (3S); L (3S); U Elementary statistics for business and economics Production/operation management 3223 2023 (3S, VI); L (3S); U Intermediate statistical analysis 3013 (3S, yi); U Organization theory and development 4313 Engineering statistics 4033 (3S); U (3S); U Theater Arts Marketing Introduction to theater in Western civilization Sales management 3513 (3S); U 2413 (3S); L Mathematics Intermediate algebra 0123 (3S); L Noncredit Courses College algebra 1513 (3S); L Computer Science Trigonometry 1613 (3S); L BASIC programming for beginners (NC) College algebra and trigonometry 1715 (5S); L Electronics and Computer Technology Elementary calculus 2103 (3S); L Microcomputer application programs (NC) Calculus I 2145 (5S); L English Differential equations 2233 (3S); L Technical/report writing (NC)

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Fire Protection History of science HST412 (3Q); U Basic principles of automatic fire sprinkler Hellenistic Greece HST421 (4Q); U protection (NC) History of science HSTS411 (3Q); U Industrial fire pump installation (NC) Mathematics Sprinklers for rack storage (NC) Elementary algebra MTH065 (3Q); L Hydraulic calculation of sprinklers (NC) Intermediate algebra MTH095 (3Q); L Genealogy Intro to contemporary math MTH105 (3Q); L Genealogical research (NC) College algebra MTH111 (4Q); L Nuclear Energy Foundations elementary math MTH211 (3Q); L Radiological safety (NC) Foundations elementary math MTH212 (3Q); L Foundations elementary math MTH213 (3Q); L Contact Foundations elementary math MTH214 (4Q); L Imogene Stanford Foundations elementary math MTH241 (4Q); L Senior Unit Assistant Foundations elementary math MTH245 (4Q);,L Independent and Correspondence Study Psychology 470 Student Union Human lifespan development PSY350 (3Q); U Stillwater, OK 74078 Social psychology PSY360 (3Q); U Phone: 405-744-6390 Personality PSY370 (3Q); U Fax: 405-744-3420 Human adjustment PSY380 (3Q); U E-mail: [email protected] Research PSY401; U World Wide Web: http://www.okstate.edu/ Independent study PSY402 (3Q); U education/inc.html Reading and conference PSY405; U Project PSY406; U History of psychology PSY421 (3Q); U Social development PSY456 (3Q); U Industrial and orgnizational psychology PSY456 OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY (3Q); U International behavior and political psychology Enrollment on a noncredit basis accepted in credit PSY468 (3Q); U courses. High school students may enroll in under- Abnormal psychology PSY481 (3Q); U graduate courses for credit. Overseas enrollment Health psychology PSY498 (3Q); U accepted. Institution offers special arrangements to Health psychology PSY498 (3Q); U take courses not listed in this catalog. The average cost Statistics per college credit is $120. Principles of statistics ST201 (3Q); L Principles of statistics ST202 (3Q); L College Courses Principles of hypothesis testing St209 (1Q); L Anthropology Intro to hypothesis testing ST211 (1Q); L Wealth and poverty ANTH484 (3Q); U Women Studies Economics Women: self and society WS223 (3Q); L Intro to microeconomics EC201 (3Q); L Independent study WS402; U Intro to macroeconomics EC202 (3Q); L Education Contact Project classroom management ED805 (1Q); U Allan Brazier English Coordinator Independent study WR402 (VC); U OSU Statewide History Office of Continuing Higher Education Ancient Near East HST320 (4Q); U 338 Snell Hall Greece HST321 (4Q); U Corvallis, OR 97331 Roman republic HST322 (4Q); U Phone: 541-737-2676; 800-235-6559 Roman empire HST323 (3Q); U Fax: 541-737-2734

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E-mail: [email protected] Administration of Justice World Wide Web: http://osu.orst.edu/dept/ Intro to the American criminal justice system osustate/ 111 (3S); L Introduction to security and loss control 200 (3S); L Probation, parole, and pardons 401 (3S); U Violent crime in the United States 421 (3S, VI); U PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY Criminal justice agency administration 482 (3S, VI); U Credit by examination is available. Enrollment on a Policing in America 485 (3S); U noncredit basis accepted in credit courses. High school African/African-American Studies students may enroll in undergraduate courses for Evolving status of blacks in 20th century 100 credit. Overseas enrollment accepted. Military person- (3S); L nel may enroll through the DANTES program. Maxi- American Studies/Women's Studies mum period for course completion is one year. The Introduction to American studies 100 (3S); L average cost per college credit is $115. Mandatory Women and the American experience 104 fees: $28 processing fee per course. (3S); L External Degree Program Animal Sciences Applied physics of reproduction in farm animals Associate degree is offered in letters, arts, science, 331 (3S, VI); U business administration, dietetic food science management, human development, and family studies (60 Anthropology Introduction to archaeology 002 (3S, AC, VI); L credit hours required). Credit for prior nonacademic Introductory anthropology 1 (3S); L learning is granted. The external degree program was Cultural anthropology 45 (3S); L established in 1978. Art Certificate Program An introduction to drawing 020 (3S); L Program offers courses in business, small business, The visual arts and the studio 1 (3S); L purchasing, marketing, nursing management, busi- Commentary on art 122W (3S, CI); L ness logistics, child services, dietary management, Art History administration of justice, writing social commentary, Survey of Western art 111 (3S, VI); L human resources, adult development and aging, para- Survey of Western art II 112 (3S, VI); L legal, and dietetics. Courses are offered for credit or Special topics: African art 2970 (3S, VI); L noncredit. Credit can be applied toward an associate Astronomy degree, a bachelor's degree, or a professional pro- Astronomical universe 001 (3S, AC); L gram. Biobehavioral Health Introduction to health aspects of human High School Courses sexuality 046 (1S); L Driver Education Stress management programs for health Driver education 001 (HF) education 420 (3S, AC); U High School Languages Biological Sciences Tenth-grade English 004A(HF) Human body: form and function 004 (3S); L Twelfth-grade English 008A (HF) Introduction to the biology of aging 055 (3S); L Genetics, ecology, and evolution 2 (3S); L College Courses Plants, places and people 20 (3S); L Accounting Environmental science 3 (3S); L Introductory financial accounting 200 (3S, CI, Physiology 41 (3S); L VI); L Business Administration Financial and management accounting for Social, legal, ethical, environment of business decision making 211 (4S); L 243 (4S); L

1U=one unit, HF=half unit, NC=noncredit, QT=quarter unit, VC=variable credit UL THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 1 17 109 Pennsylvania State University

Business Administration (continued) Quality assurance for dietetic management 270 Problems of small business 250 (3S, VI); L (3S); L Business Law Field experience in dietetic management 295 Legal environment of business 243 (3S, VI); L (4S); L Business Logistics Marketing of food svcs in health care facilities Purchasing management 297A (3S); L 304 (3S); U Global sourcing 297B (3S); L Earth and Mineral Science Business logistics management 301 (3S, VI); U Out of the fiery furnace 150 (3S); L Transport systems 304 (3S); U Economics Traffic management 305 (3S); U Introductory microeconomic analysis and policy Independent study 496 (3S); U 2 (3S); L Chemistry Intermediate microeconomic analysis 302 Chemical principles 013 (3S); L (3S); U Chemical principles 12 (3S); L Intermediate macroeconomic analysis 304 Organic chemistry 34 (3S); L (3S); U Civil Engineering Labor economics 315 (3S); U Water pollution control 497B (3S); U Money and banking 351 (3S); U Civil Engineering Technology Introductory macroeconomic analysis and policy Fluid flow 261 (3S); L 4 (3S); L Classics Environmental economics 428 (3S); U English vocabulary from Latin and Greek 050 Educational Theory and Policy (3S); L History of education in the United States 430 Greek and Roman literature 1 (3S); L (3S); U Comparative Literature Introduction to the philosophy of education 440 Masterpieces of Western literature through (3S); U Renaissance 1 (3S); L Engineering Graphics Myths and mythologies 108 (3S); L Introduction to engineering graphics 10 (1S); L Masterpieces of Western literature since the Engineering design graphics 11 (18); L Renaissance 2 (3S); L Engineering Mechanics Computer Engineering Statics 11 (3S); L Computer organization and design 331 (3S); U Dynamics 12 (3S); L Counselor Education Strength of materials 13 (3S); L Found chemical depend counseling 401 (1S); U English Dietetic Food Systems Management Understanding literature 001 (3S); L The profession of dietetics 100 (1S); L Basic writing skills 004 (3S); L Sanitation practices in food service operations Rhetoric and composition 015 (3S); L 101 (3S); L Introduction to creative writing 050 (3S); L Intro dietary management 102 (1S); L English language analysis 100 (3S); L Food services management: theory and practice Writing in the social sciences 202A (3S); L 103 (3S); L Business writing 202D (3S); L Introduction to food service 105 (2S); L Introduction to article writing 215 (3S); L Field experience in community dietetics 195 Reading poetry 263 (3S); L (2S); L Finance Human resource management in food service Introduction to finance 100 (3S); L operations 205 (3S); L Personal finance 108 (3S); L Principles of quantity food production 250 Security markets 204 (3S); L (3S); L Corporation finance 301 (3S); U Management and analysis of quantity food French production 260 (4S); L Elementary French I 1 (4S, AC, CI); L

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France and the French-speaking world 139 Kinesiology (3S); L The modern Olympic games 443 (3S); U Elementary French II 2 (4S, AC, CI); L Intramural athletics 489 (3S); U Intermediate French 3 (4S, AC, CI); L Administering health/phys ed programs in Geography schools 491 (2S); U Human geography: an introduction 20 (3S); L Principles, ethics, and issues in athletic coaching Geological Science 493 (2S); U Planet earth 20 (3S, VI); L Health aspects of sport 5 (1S); L German Principles and practices of healthful living 60 Elementary German I 001 (4S, AC, CI); L (3S); L Elementary German II 002 (4S, AC, CI); L Labor and Industrial Relations Intermediate German 003 (4S, AC, CI); L Industrial relations 100 (3S, AC); L History of the American worker 156 (3S); L Health Education LiberalArts Lifestyle for better health 15 (18); L Undergraduate field experience 495 (VC); U Health and disease 19 (1S); L Management Drugs in society 43 (1S); L Survey of management 100W (3S); L Consumer health education 457 (3S); U Leadership and motivations 321 (3S); U Health Planning and Administration Management and organizations 331 (3S); U Introduction to health service organization 101 Human resource management 341 (3S); U (3S); L Contemporary issues in management 401 History (3S); U Non-western civilizations 010 (3S); L Management Science and Information Systems Western heritage I 1 (3S); L Introduction to quantitative business analysis History of communism 142 (3S, CI, VI); L 200 (4S); L History of Fascism and Nazism 143 (3S, CI, Marketing VI); L Personal selling 220 (3S); L Vietnam at war 173 (3S); L Contemporary American marketing 221 (3S); L Introduction to the Middle East 181 (3S, CI, Mathematics VI); L Basic skills 003 (3S); L Western heritage II 2 (3S); L Techniques of calculus I 110 (4S); L American civilization to 1877 20 (3S); L Techniques of calculus II 111 (2S); L American civilization since 1877 21 (3S); L Calculus with analytic geometry I 140 (4S); L Horticulture Calculus with analytic geometry II 141 (4S); L Plant propagation 202 (3S); L Finite mathematics 17 (3S); L Flower arranging 352 (2S, VI); U Elementary linear algebra 18 (3S); L Human Development and Family Studies Number systems 200 (3S); L Introduction to individual and family College algebra I 21 (3S); L development 129 (3S); L College algebra II and analytic geometry 22 Personal and interpersonal skills 216 (3S); L (3S); L Infancy and early childhood 229 (3S); L Matrices 220 (2S); L Adolescent development 239 (3S); L Calculus of several variables 231 (2S); L Adult development and aging 249 (3S); L Integral vector calculus 232 (2S); L Child maltreatment 297E (18); L Ordinary differential equations 250 (3S); L Human development and family studies Ordinary and partial differential equations 251 interventions 311 (3S); U (4S); L Family development 315 (3S); U Plane trigonometry 26 (3S); Field projects 395 (VC); U General view of mathematics 35 (3S, CI, VI); L IntegrativeArts Intermediate algebra 4 (3S); L The arts 001 (3S, VI); L Intro history of math 475 (3S); U

1U=one unit, HF=half unit, NC=noncredit,QT=quarter unit, VC=variable credit 1 1 0 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 111 Pennsylvania State University

Mechanical Engineering Technology Policy Administration Kinematics 105 (3S); L Consumer health 57 (1S); L Mechanics for technology: statics 111 (3S); L Polish Product design 210 (3S); L Beginning Polish 001 (4S, AC); L Meteorology Beginning Polish 002 (4S, AC); L Weather and society 002 (2S); L Polish culture 100 (3S); L Introductory meteorology 3 (3S); L Political Science Tropical meteorology 452 (3S); U American public policy 002 (3S); L Application of statistics to meteorology 474 American national government 1 (3S); L (3S); U International relations 14 (3S); L Music Introduction to comparative politics 3 (3S); L An introduction to Western music 005 (3S, American local government and administration AC); L 417 (3S); U Evolution of jazz 007 (3S, AC); L Political science internship 495 (VC); U Rudiments of music 8 (3S, AC); L Psychology Nuclear Engineering Psychology 002 (3S, VI); L Understanding health effects of ionizing Psychology of discipline 497E (3S); U radiation 297K (3S); L Religious Studies Introduction to world religions 001 (3S); L Understanding health effects of ionizing Jewish/Christian foundations 4 (3S, VI); L radiation 497K (4S); U Science, Technology, and Society Nursing Out of the fiery furnace 150 (3S); L Org. and admin. of nurse manager 430 (3S); U Critical issues in science, tech, and society 200 Data management for nurse management 431 (3S); L (3S); U Medical ethics 432 (3S); U Nursing management of human resources 432 Sociology (3S); U Social problems 005 (3S); L Managing the nurse manager 433 (3S); U Introductory sociology 1 (3S); L Nutrition Urban sociology 15 (3S); L Nutrition component of the food service system Introductory social psychology 3 (3S); L 151 (3S); L Sociology of the family 30 (3S); L Introductory principles of nutrition 251 (3S); L Political sociology 446 (3S); U Diet therapy and nutrition care in disease 252 Spanish (4S); L Intermediate Spanish 3 (4S, AC); L Nutrition care of the elderly 253 (3S); L Speech Communication Nutrition assessment theory and practice 359 Effective speech 100 (3S, AC, VI); L (2S); U Statistics Philosophy Elementary statistics 200 (4S); L Basic problems of philosophy 001 (3S); L Theater Major figures in philosophy 004 (3S, CI, VI); L Principles of playwriting 440 (3S); U Critical thinking and argument 10 (3S, CI); L Existentialism 102 (3S); L Graduate Courses Ethics and social issues 103 (3S, CI, VI); L Acoustics Social and political philosophy 108 (3S); L Fundamentals of acoustics 510 (3S) Elements of symbolic logic 12 (3S); L Physics Noncredit Courses The science of physics 001 (3S); L Agriculture General physics 201 (4S); L Farm management for part-time and small General physics 202 (4S); L farmers 5104 (NC) General physics 203 (3S); L Soil and water conservation 5113 (NC)

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Soil fertility and management 5114 (NC) Beginning stamp collecting 5834 (NC) Beef production 5118 (NC) Beginning stamp collecting for adults 5836 Genetics and animal breeding 5119 (NC) (NC) Production of market turkeys 5122 (NC) Intermediate stamp collecting I 5837 (NC) Light horses 5124 (NC) Intermediate stamp collecting II 5838 (NC) Beekeeping 5126 (NC) Printing methods/techniques 5858 (NC) Basic insect science and management 5128 Nuclear Engineering (NC) Health effects of ionizing radiation 5534 (NC) Milk technology and food value 5145 (NC) Plant Pathology Dressing and curing meat 5146 (NC) Diseases of ornamental plants 5187 (NC) Canning, freezing, and food preservation 5147 (NC) Contact Market milk 5149 (NC) Gerald Goff Ice cream manufacture 5150 (NC) Coordinator of Advising and Promotions Cottage cheese making 5151 (NC) Department of Distance Education Plant life 5154 (NC) 207 Mitchell Building Propagation of plants 5155 (NC) University Park, PA 16802 Home garden fruits 5156 (NC) Phone: 814-865-5403; 800-252-3592 Small fruits 5157 (NC) Fax: 814-865-3290 Home vegetable gardening 5158 (NC) E-mail: [email protected] Landscape planning for small properties 5161 World Wide Web: http://www.cde.psu.edu/de/ (NC) Rhododendrons and azaleas 5162 (NC) Shrubs for the home grounds 5164 (NC) The home greenhouse 5165 (NC) Vines, ground covers, and espaliers 5166 (NC) PORTLAND STATE UNIVERSITY Bulbs for your flower garden 5167 (NC) Annuals for your flower garden 5168 (NC) Credit by examination is available. Enrollment on a Houseplant culture 5169 (NC) noncredit basis accepted in credit courses. High school Rose gardening 5171 (NC) students may enroll in undergraduate courses for Edible nut production 5172 (NC) credit. Overseas enrollment accepted. Military person- Selection of indoor plants 5175 (NC) nel may enroll through the DANTES program. Mini- Poultry keeping 5176 (NC) mum period for course completion is six weeks; Dairy goats 5177 (NC) maximum period for course completion is one year. Rabbit production 5178 (NC) Average cost: $69 per quarter hour for college courses. Wildlife ecology and management 5185 (NC) The average cost per high school credit is $100. Business Law Mandatory fees: $15 for registration. Basic legal principles 5032 (NC) Legal research 5038 (NC) High School Courses Civil practice and procedure 5039 (NC) Biology Engineering Biology I 1 (HF) Fundamental of engineering/EIT review 7530 Biology II 2 (HF) (NC) Business Administration English Introduction to accounting I 1 (HF) Introduction to article writing 5860 (NC) Introduction to accounting II 2 (HF) Entomology Personal finance 3 (HF) Urban entomology for pest-control operators Personal financial decisions 4 (HF) 5186 (NC) Career education 7 (HF) Liberal Arts Earth Science First day covers 5035 (NC) Earth science I 1 (HF)

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Earth Science (continued) Criminal law and legal reasoning 420 (4Q); U Earth science II 2 (HF) Constitutional criminal procedures 440 (4Q); U Economics Court procedures 460 (4Q); U Principles of economics 1 (HF) Anthropology English Native North Americans 317 (3Q); U Ninth-grade grammar and composition 1 (HF) Art Corrective English 13 (HF) Introduction to drawing 131 (3Q); L Business English 14 (HF) Atmospheric Sciences English review 15 (HF) Introduction to atmospheric science 210 (3Q); L Tenth-grade grammar and composition 3 (HF) Weather analysis lab 406A (4Q); U Tenth-grade literature 4 (HF) Advanced project synoptic meteorology 406B Eleventh-grade grammar and composition 5 (1Q); U (HF) Business Administration Eleventh-grade American literature 6 (HF) Intermediate accounting 317 (4Q); U Twelfth-grade grammar and composition 7 (HF) Intermediate accounting 318 (4Q); U Twelfth-grade English literature 8 (HF) Intermediate accounting 319 (4Q); U Global Studies Cost accounting I 321 (4Q); U Global studies I 1 (HF) Accounting for not-for-profit organizations 423 Global studies II 2 (HF) (4Q); U Government Auditing 427 (4Q); U Government 1 (HF) Chemistry Health Nutrition 250 (3Q, CI); L Personal health I 1 (HF) Economics Personal health II 2 (HF) Principles of economics (micro) 201 (4Q); L History Principles of economics (macro) 202 (4Q); L U.S. history I 1 (HF) English U.S. history II 2 (HF) Shakespeare 201 (3Q); L World history I 3 (HF) Shakespeare 202 (3Q); L World history II 4 (HF) Shakespeare 203 (3Q); L Mathematics Survey of American literature 253 (3Q); L General math I 1 (HF) American fiction 366 (3Q) ; U General math II 2 (HF) Contemporary literature 384 (3Q); U Algebra I (first semester) 3 (HF) Contemporary literature (drama) 385 (3Q); U Algebra I (second semester) 4 (HF) American folklore 419 (3Q); U Geometry I 5 (HF) Geography Geometry II 6 (HF) Introductory geography 105 (3Q); L Algebra II (first semester) 7 (HF) Geology Algebra II (second semester) 8 (HF) General geology 101 (3Q); L Consumer mathematics 9 (HF) General geology 102 (3Q); L Psychology General geology 103 (3Q); L General psychology 1 (HF) Volcanoes and earthquakes 306 (3Q); U Social Studies Introduction to oceanography 307 (3Q); U Current issues 5 (HF) Geology of Oregon 308 (3Q); U Sociology The fossil record 332 (3Q); U General sociology 1 (HF) Geology of the Pacific northwest 352 (3Q); U History College Courses History of Western civilization 101 (3Q); L Administration of Justice History of Western civilization 102 (3Q); L Criminal justice process 200 (3Q); L History of Western civilization 103 (3Q); L Juvenile justice process 210 (3Q); L History of the United States 201 (3Q); L

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History of the United States 202 (3Q); L PURDUE UNIVERSITY History of the United States 203 (3Q); L Mathematics Enrollment on a noncredit basis accepted in credit Introductory college mathematics I 111 (4Q); L courses. Overseas enrollment not accepted. Mini- Introductory college mathematics II 112 (4Q); L mum period for course completion is fifteen weeks; Calculus for management and social sciences maximum period for course completion is one year. 241 (4Q); L Average cost: varies by school and course. Introduction to probability and statistics I 243 (4Q); L External Degree Program Introduction to probability and statistics II 244 Master's degree is offered in engineering (30 credit (4Q); L hours required). Calculus 251 (4Q); L Certificate Program Calculus 252 (4Q); L Program offers courses in hospital sterilization. Courses Philosophy are offered for noncredit. Quest for meaning: world religions 160 (4Q); L Psychology College Courses Psychology as a natural science 200 (3Q); L Restaurant, Hotel, and Institutional Management Psychology as a social science 204 (3Q); L Essentials of nutrition FN303 (3S); L Human development 311 (4Q); U Restaurant, hotel and institution organization Introduction to psychopathology 434 (3()_); U and management RH212 (3S);L Sociology Computers in the hospitality industry RH251 Introduction to sociology 204 (4Q); L (3S); L Institutions and social change 205 (4Q); L Quantity food production RH291 (2S); L Social problems and issues 206 (4Q); L Foodservice layout and design RH323 (3S); L Women in China 299 (40); L Purchasing for restaurant, hotels and institutions Writing RH331 (3S); L English composition 121 (3Q); L Introduction to tourism RH371 (3S); L English composition 122 (3Q); L Noncredit Courses The research paper 123 (3Q); L Continuing Engineering Education Short story writing 324 (3Q); U Computer architecture (NC) Poetry writing 341 (3Q); U Introduction to geometric dimensioning and Noncredit Courses tolerancing for manufacturing (NC) Heat and mass transfer (NC) Mathematics An introduction to C and C++ programming Elements of algebra 10 (NC) (NC) Intermediate algebra 95 (NC) Using the internet and the world-wide web for Writing competitive advantage (NC) Corrective English 10 (NC) Object-oriented programming in C++ for C and C++ programmers (NC) Contact Entomology Director Turf grass pest management (NC) Independent Study, School of Extended Studies Urban and industrial integrated pest PO Box 1491 management (NC) Portland, OR 97207 Pest control technology (NC) Phone: 503-7254865; 800-547-8887 Food plant pest management (NC) E-mail: [email protected] HealthSciences World Wide Web: http://extended.portals.org/ Central service technical training (NC)

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Health Sciences (continued) American dream 460 (6S); L Material management concepts for health care Ethics: theory and practice 484 (3S); U (NC) Religions of the world 509 (3S); U Principles of management and supervision for War in Vietnam 511 (3S); U central service (NC) Contact Contact Christine Rosebeck Jennifer Tow ler Administrative Assistant Manager Learning Services Continuing Education Administration 7 Columbia Circle 1586 Stewart Center, Room 116 Albany, NY 12203 West Lafayette, IN 47907-1586 Phone: 518-464-8577 Phone: 765-494-2748; 800-359-2968 Fax: 518-464-8777 Fax: 765-496-2484 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] World Wide Web: http://www.regents.edu

REGENTS COLLEGE REGIS UNIVERSITY

Credit by examination is available. Overseas enroll- Credit by examination is available. Overseas enrollment accepted. Military personnel may enroll through ment not accepted. Military personnel may enroll the DANTES program. Average cost: Guided indepen- through the DANTES program. Institution offers spe- dent study packages cost $101.40$156.75 plus ship- cial arrangements to take courses not listed in this ping and handling. Mandatory fees: $595 enrollment catalog. Minimum period for course completion is fee for degree candidates plus additional annual, eight weeks; maximum period for course completion program completion, and graduation fees. is sixteen weeks. Students may enroll in a variety of electronic-mediated distance programs in addition to External Degree Program guided independent study. Regis University's School Associate degree is offered in business, nursing, tech- for Professional Studies offers a distance MBA degree nology, and liberal arts (60 credit hours required). using multiple learning formats, a 30-credit-hour, Bachelor's degree is offered in business, nursing, 10-course degree. Also available is a video/televised technology, and liberal arts (120 credit hours required). undergraduate business administration degree in an Master's degree is offered in liberal arts (33 credit accelerated 8-week format. The program is designed hours required). Credit for prior nonacademic learn- for adult students who have earned at least thirty ing is granted. Program enrolls a total of 27,162 semester hours of credit from an accredited college or students; 5,261 degrees awarded overall in 1996-97 university. Average cost: $250 per undergraduate academic year. The external degree program was credit, $260 per graduate credit. Mandatory fees: for established in 1971. admissions, technology, graduation. Certificate Program External Degree Program Program offers courses in home health care nursing. Bachelor's degree is offered in adult ed., accounting, Courses are offered for noncredit. Credit can be banking/finance, business admin., communication, applied toward certification or licensure. community organization, criminal justice, gerontology, journalism, organizational development, philoso- College Courses phy, psychology, public admin., women's studies, and Statistics 408 (3S); L interdisciplinary studies (128 credit hours required). History of Nazi Germany 432 (3S); U Master's degree is offered in education, language and English composition 434 (6S); L communication, psychology, and social science (36

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116 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG L 12 Roger Williams University credit hours required). Credit for prior nonacademic Business learning is granted. Campus residency required for Marketing principles 100 (3S); L Master of Liberal Studies students (orientation and Enterprise 100 (3S); L five one-day seminars). Program enrolls a total of Management principles 100 (3S); L 1,700 students; 100 degrees awarded overall in 1996-97 Financial accounting I 101 (3S); L academic year. The external degree program was Macroeconomics 101 (3S); L established in 1988. Financial accounting II 102 (3S); L Microeconomics 102 (3S); L Certificate Program Advertising campaigns 302 (3S); U Program offers courses in teacher licensure and Cost accounting 303 (3S); U licensed professional counselor track. Courses are Insurance 305 (3S); U offered for credit. Credit can be applied toward a Money and banking 310 (3S); U bachelor's degree or a professional program. Human resource management 310 (3S); U Small business management 315 (3S); U Contact Family business 320 (3S); U Program Representative Sales management 320 (3S); U Guided Independent Study Investments 325 (3S); U Adult Learning Center Government and business 415 (3S); U 3333 Regis Boulevard Financial management 425 (3S); U Denver, CO 80221-1099 Stock market 450 (3S); U 800-967-3237 Computers: a first course CIS100 (3S); L Fax: 303-964-3237 Intro to spreadsheets CIS101 (3S, CI); L World Wide Web: http://www.regis.edu Computer applications in business CIS102 (3S, CI); L Industrial Technology and Engineering Man and his technology 110 (3S); L Manufacturing processes I 119 (3S); L Manufacturing processes II 219 (3S); L Studies in technology 255 (3S, AC); L ROGER WILLIAMS UNIVERSITY Environment and technology 265 (3S, VI); U Credit by examination is available. Overseas enroll- Special topics: worldclass MFG 430 (3S); U ment not accepted. Military personnel may enroll Special topics: ISO 9000 430 (3S); U through the DANTES program. Institution offers spe- Special topics: TQM 430 (3S); U cial arrangements to take courses not listed in this Time and motion study 452 (3S); U catalog. Admissions: advanced standing recom- Production planning 455 (3S, CI); U mended; required in criminal justice. The average Workplace safety and health 457 (3S, CI); U cost per college credit is $290. Quality control 458 (3S, CI); U Senior project 472 (3S); U External Degree Program Facilities planning and design 474 (3S); U Bachelor's degree is offered in business management, Justice Studies criminal justice, industrial technology, and public Intro criminal justiceCJ105 (3S); L administration (120 credit hours required). Credit Policing in America CJ150 (3S); L for prior nonacademic learning is granted. Program Substantive criminal law CJ201 (3S); L enrolls a total of 690 students; 120 degrees awarded Criminal procedure CJ203 (3S); L overall in 1996-97 academic year. The external degree Constitutional law CJ204 (3S); L program was established in 1974. Evidence I CJ210 (3S); L Evidence II CJ211 (3S); L College Courses Police community relations CJ212 (3S); L Biology Drugs, society and behavior CJ305 (3S); U Biology I 101 (3S); L Criminology CJ308 (3S); U

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Justice Studies(continued) sonnel may enroll through the DANTES program. Courts and criminal justice CJ320 (3S); U Maximum period for course completion is six months. Corrections in the U.S. CJ330 (3S); U Courses may be applied toward a degree. The average Special problems correctional administration cost per college credit is $362. CJ331 (3S); U

Community based corrections CJ332 (3S); U College Courses . Juvenile justice CJ403 (3S); U Accounting Organized crime CJ404 (3S); U Business Law I 201 (3S); L Law in contemporary society Law120 (3S); L Bachelor of General Studies Program Law of contracts Law221 (3S); L Pro-seminar 201 (6S); U Law of business organizations Law222 (3S); L Men/women relationships 210 (1S); L Music Encounters with new worlds 211 (1S); L Evolution of jazz 121 (3S, AC); L Communication skills 212 (1S); L Political Science Study skills 213 (1S); L American government and politics 100 (3S); L Element of research 214 (1S); L Psychology Images of beauty 215 (1S); L Intro to psychology 200 (3S); L Writing: a communication process 216 (1S); L Public Administration and Social Science Storyteller's art 217 (1S); U Public administration 201 (3S); L Nutrition 257 (1S); U Studies in public administration 202 (3S); L Advanced pro-seminar 301 (3S); U Government grants 265 (3S); L History and literature of Holocaust 330 (3S); U Public policy 340 (3S); U Image of beauty 331 (3S); U Public personnel administration 362 (3S); U What is science? 351 (1S); U Public financial administration 363 (3S); U Structure of matter 352 (1S); U Organizational theory and management 364 Genetics 353 (1S); U (3S); U Science and society 355 (1S); U City management 367 (3S); U Earthquakes 356 (1S) ; U Social Science Introduction to the humanities 370 (1S); U Intro to sociology 100 (3S); L Television 371 (1S); U Perspectives on peace 450 (3S); U Aesthetics 372 (1S); U Social science research methods 454 (3S); U The comic spirit 373 (1S); U Theater The Holocaust as literature 375 (1S); U Intro to theatre 110 (3S); L Art and communication 376 (1S); U Mythology 378 (1S); U Contact Science fiction 379 (1S); U John Stout Machines and society 381 (1S); U Dean, University College Women and work 382 (1S); U Open Program Mankind against disease 383 (1S); U One Old Ferry Road History of Chicago 385 (1S); U Bristol, RI 02809 Seminar in social science 390 (6S); U Phone: 401-254-3530; 800-458-7144 Seminar in natural sciences 391 (6S); U Fax: 401-254-3560 Seminar in humanities 392 (6S); U E-mail: [email protected] Advanced seminar in social science 396 (3S); U World Wide Web: http://www.rwu.edu Advanced seminar in natural science 397 (3S); U Advanced seminar in humanities 398 (3S); U ROOSEVELT UNIVERSITY Senior thesis 399 (3S); U Computer Science Enrollment on a noncredit basis accepted in credit CPSC data processing 101 (3S); L courses. Overseas enrollment accepted. Military per- Database fundamentals 133 (1S); L

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Introduction to programming with BASIC 150 Contact (3S); L Arny Reich ler COBOL programming 213 (3S); U Director of External StudiesProgram C language 250 (3S); L External Studies Program Telephone communication systems 290 (3S); L 430 South Michigan Avenue Advanced COBOL programming 313 (3S); U Chicago, IL 60605 Economics Phone: 312-341-3866 Intro to econ I 101 (3S); L Fax: 312-341-2417 Intro to econ II 102 (3S); L E-mail: areichle @acfsysv.roosevelt.edu Money and banking 210 (3S); L World Wide Web: http://www.roosevelt.edu/ English distance-learning Composition I 101 (3S); L Argumentation, analysis, research 102 (3S); L Review of composition 219 (3S); L Finance Money and banking 301 (3S); U SAINT JOSEPH'S COLLEGE Geography Credit by examination is available. Overseas enroll- Physical geography I 101 (3S); L ment accepted. Military personnel may enroll through Physical geography II 102 (3S); L the DANTES program. Institution offers special Urban geography 305 (3S); U arrangements to take courses not listed in this catalog. Political geography 309 (3S); U Maximum period for course completion is thirteen History weeks (undergraduate), twenty-six weeks (graduate). History of Chicago 307 (3S); U The average cost per college credit is $180. Manda- Chicago history to 1871 30796 (IS); U tory fees: $50 application fee for degree programs, Chicago history 1871-1919 30797 (1S); U $25 application fee for certificate programs and con- Chicago history 1920-1987 30798 (1S); U tinuing education courses, $50 graduation fee. American social history 326 (3S); U Machines and society 32696 (IS); U External Degree Program Mankind against disease 32697 (1S); U Associate degree is offered in management (66 credit Women and work 32698 (18); U hours required). Bachelor's degree is offered in busi- United States labor history 327 (3S); U ness administration, professional arts, health care American labor history to 1860 32796 (1S); U administration, radiologic science, respiratory care, American labor history 1860-1920 32797 (1S); U long-term care administration, human services, and American labor history 1920-present 32798 liberal studies (128 credit hours required). Master's degree is offered in health services administration (48 (1S); U credit hours required). Credit for prior nonacademic History of the Holocaust 34896 (1S); U learning is granted. Campus residency required for Hospitality Management one 2-week summer residency (undergraduate), two Tourism and the hospitality industry 327 (3S); L 2-week summer residencies(graduate). Program Purchasing for hospitality Industry 333 (3S); U enrolls a total of 4,100 students; 240 degrees awarded Management overall in 1996-97 academic year. The external degree Behavior science and organizational theory 358 program was established in 1976. (3S); U Management theory and practice 370 (3S); U Certificate Program Psychology Program offers courses in business and health care Coping with stress 203 (3S); L management, long-term care administration, Chris- Relaxation dynamics 204 (3S); L tian tradition, women's studies, American studies, Behavioral medicine 347 (3S); L and professional studies (undergraduate); health care

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THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 127 119 Saint Joseph's College finance and medical/dental administration (gradu- Intro to HC accounting HC341 (3S); U ate). Courses are offered for credit. Credit can be Legal aspects of health care administration applied toward an associate degree or a bachelor's HC353 (3S); U degree. Ethics in health care HC355 (3S); U Fundamentals of managed care HC360 (3S); U College Courses Quality in HC Administration HC410 (3S); U Art/Humanities Financial management in health care Basic two-dimensional art AT101 (3S); L administration HC442 (3S); U Music appreciation AT108 (3S); L Introduction to long-term care HC445 (3S); U Business Strategic planning in health care organizations Financial accounting AC210 (3S); L HC454 (3S); U Managerial accounting AC211 (3S); L Introduction to microeconomics BA201 (3S); L Practicum in health management HC457 Introduction to macroeconomics BA202 (3S); L (3S); U Business law I BA301 (3S); U Nutrition NN202 (3S); L Business law II BA302 (3S); U History Business ethics BA306 (3S); U Western civilization HY101 (3S); L Introduction to management MG101 (3S); U Western civilization HY102 (3S); L Human resources management MG302 (3S); U History of the United States HY201 (3S); L Financial management MG303 (3S); U History of the United States HY202 (3S); L Small business management MG307 (3S); U Military history to present age HY302 (3S); U Operations research MG310 (3S); U Humanities Organizational analysis MG401 (3S); U Comparative religions HU302 (3S); U Intro to marketing MK201 (3S); U Liberal Arts Marketing research MK302 (3S); U French I (elementary) FR101 (3S); U Education French II (elementary) FR102 (3S); U Educational psychology ED301 (3S); U Modes of experience LA201 (3S); U Adult learning: theory and practice ED308 Social inquiry I LA302 (3S); U (3S); U Social inquiry II LA303 (3S); U Measurements and evaluations ED401 (3S); U Scientific inquiry I LA304 (3S); U History of American education ED402 (3S); U Scientific inquiry II LA305 (3S); U Educational administration ED434 (3S); U Psychology/sociology dimensions gender LA306 Practicum for school nurses ED457 (3S); U (3S); U English Women in literature LA308 (3S); U Introduction to literature EH102 (3S); L Latin I LT101 (3S); U English composition I EH106 (3S); L Latin II LT102 (3S); U English composition II EH107 (3S); L Long-Term Care American literature I EH203 (3S); U Aging in America LTC310 (3S); U American literature II EH204 (3S); U Issues in long-term care policy LTC448 (3S); U Major British writers EH205 (3S); L Long-term care administration LTC450 (3S); U Major British writers EH206 (3S); L Home health care administration LTC451 Health Care Administration (3S); U Human ecology I ES201 (3S); U Long-term care laws and regulations LTC452 Human ecology II ES202 (3S); U (3S); U American health care systems I HC205 (3S); U Assisted living administration LTC456 (3S); U Medical care concepts HC212 (3S); U Nursing home administrator-in-training LTC460 Intro to public health HC323 (3S); U (6S); U Introduction to health policy and planning Mathematics HC325 (3S); U College mathematics MA105 (3S); L HCA: management foundations HC330 (3S); U Elementary statisticsMA205 (3S); L

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Philosophy Ethics and legal perspectives HSA575 (3S) Introduction to philosophy PH2O1 (3S); U Marketing health care services HSA605 (3S) Introduction to human nature PH202 (3S); U Human resources management HSA615 (3S) Philosophy of gender PH204 (3S); U Labor relations HSA625 (3S) Ethics PH210 (3S); U Ambulatory care HSA635 (3S) Medical sociology HSA645 (3S) Psychology Introduction to psychology 101 (3S); L Gerontology HSA655 (3S) Developmental psychology PY201 (3S); U Environmental health HSA665 (3S) Psychopathology PY207 (3S); U Seminar in health management HSA675 (3S) Personality theory PY301 (3S); U Strategic management HSA700 (3S) Learning PY304 (3S); U Health policy and politics HSA715 (3S) Social psychology PY305 (3S); U Applied research paper HSA725 (3S) Adolescent psychology PY306 (3S); U Applied management project HSA726 (3S) Educational psychology PY307 (3S); U Human relations in business PY309 (3S); U Contact Cognitive psychology PY314 (3S); U Lynne Robinson Measurements and evaluations PY401 (3S); U Director of DEP Admissions Industrial psychology PY402 (3S); U Distance Education Admissions Religion 278 Whites Bridge Road Introduction to the New Testament RS102 Standish, ME 04084-5263 (3S); L Phone: 207-892-7841; 800-7524723 Introduction to the Old Testament RS104 Fax: 207-892-7480 (3S); L E-mail: [email protected] Christian community I RS305 (3S); U World Wide Web: http://www.sjcme.edu Christian community II RS306 (3S); U Christian morality and social ethics RS310 (3S); U Ecumenism RS315 (3S); U Theological inquiry RS320 (3S); U SAINT MARY-OF-THE-WOODS COLLEGE Sociology Principles of sociology S0201 (3S); L Credit by examination is available. Overseas enroll- Social problems S0301 (3S); U ment not accepted. Maximum period for course Social psychology S0302 (3S); U completion is twenty weeks. Education majors must The family S0303 (3S); U reside within 200 miles of the college (no other Criminology S0307 (3S); L geographical restriction). The average cost per col- Aging in America S0310 (3S); U lege credit is $252. Mandatory fees: $70 for initial Organizational analysis S0401 (3S); U residency, $44 for annual general fee, some small fees for materials in science classes. Graduate Courses Health Services Administration External Degree Program U.S. health care systems HSA500 (3S) Associate degree is offered in early childhood educa- Organizational theory and behavior HSA505 tion, general business, gerontology, humanities, and (3S) paralegal studies (62 credit hours required). Bach- Health services administration HSA515 (3S) elor's degree is offered in accounting, business admin- Intro to HC accounting HSA523 (3S) istration, CIS, education, English, gerontology, human Health care financial management HSA525 (3S) resource management, human services,humanities, Management information systems HSA535 (3S) journalism, marketing, mathematics, paralegal stud- Research methods HSA545 (3S) ies, psychology, social science (history concentra- Health economics HSA555 (3S) tion), and theology (125 credit hours required). Credit Health care of the aged HSA565 (3S) for prior nonacademic learning is granted. Campus

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residency required for 2-day initial residency; half-day students; 23 degrees awarded overall in 1996-97 aca- for subsequent semesters. Program enrolls a total of demic year. The external degree program was estab- 900 students; 80 degrees awarded overall in 1996-97 lished in 1982. academic year. The external degree program was established in 1973. Certificate Program Certificate Program Program offers courses in correctional administration, management, and information systems. Courses Program offers courses in gerontology, paralegal stud- are offered for credit. ies, and theology. Courses are offered for credit. Credit can be applied toward an associate degree or a College Courses bachelor's degree. Business Principles of marketing MGT280 (4S); L Contact Management of human resources MGT290 Gwen Hagemeyer (4S); L WED Admission Director Ethics in business environment MGT300 (4S); U Women's External Degree Program Advertising and sales promotion MGT302 St. Mary-of-the-Woods, IN 47876 (4S); U Phone: 812-535-5106; 800-926-SMWC Financial management MGT311 (4S); U Fax: 812-535-5215 Planning and budgeting administration MGT360 E-mail: [email protected] (4S); U World Wide Web: http://www.woods.smwc.edu Management operations MGT370 (4S); U Business law I MGT403 (4S); U Labor relations-collective bargaining MGT409 (4S); U Strategic management and business policy MGT490 (4S); U Liberal Studies SALVE REGINA UNIVERSITY Twentieth century American authors ENG332 (4S); U Credit by examination is available. Enrollment on a Global literature ENG345 (4S); U noncredit basis accepted in credit courses. Overseas American immigrant experience HIS313 (4S); U enrollment accepted. Military personnel may enroll History of ideas HIS360 (4S); U through the DANTES program. Minimum period for Classicism: the major legacy of Western history course completion is twenty-four weeks (graduate), HUM330 (4S); U eight weeks (undergraduate); maximum period for Human creativity in word and music: a mutual course completion is sixteen weeks (undergraduate). influence HUM340 (4S); U Certificate credits can be applied to a Master's degree. Philosophy of imagination-dream symbolism Average cost: $175 per undergraduate credit, $300 PHL300 (4S); U per graduate credit. Mandatory fees: $35 graduate Theory of knowledge PHL360 (4S); U application fee, $25 undergraduate application fee, Chrisitan ethics and society RST320 (4S); U $100 commitment fee, $150 graduation fee. The quest for meaning: wisdom tradition of Israel RST370 (4S); U External Degree Program Nursing Bachelor's degree is offered in liberal studies, busi- Transition into nursing NUR110 (3S); L ness, and nursing (120 credit hours required). Mas- Nursing research NUR300 (3S); U ter's degree is offered in international relations, Current issues and trends for professional human development, and management (36 credit nurses NUR320 (3S); U hours required). Credit for prior nonacademic learn- Health assessment NUR321 (4S); U ing is granted. Campus residency required for four Selected nursing problems I NUR322 (4S); U days in early June. Program enrolls a total of 383 Gerontological nursing NUR324 (4S); U

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Selected nursing problems II NUR420 (4S); U Ethics for managers: theory and practice Professional nursing practice NUR421 (4S); U MGT540 (3S) Nursing leadership/management NUR422 Labor relations MGT560 (3S, VI) (3S); U Strategic management and business policy Community health nursing NUR423 (4S); U MGT575 (3S) Prerequisite for statistics PRE510 (NC) Graduate Courses Prerequisite for accounting PRE516 (NC) Humanities Prerequisite for economics PRE518 (NC) Literature of incarceration ADJ523 (3S) Developmental psychology: adulthood, maturity, Contact and aging I HDV539 (3S) Sister Leona Misto Developmental psychology: adulthood, maturity, Director, Extension Study and aging II HDV540 (3S) 100 Ochre Point Avenue Psychology of personality HDV541 (3S) Newport, RI 02840 Research seminar HUM500 (3S) Phone: 401-847-6650; 800-637-0002 Ethical perspectives on global issues HUM501 Fax: 401-849-0702 (3S) E-mail: mistolesalve.edu Great writers I HUM503 (3S) World Wide Web: http://www.salve.edu Developmental psychology: infancy to adolescence HUM519 (3S) Foundations of international relations INR502 (3S) International law INR504 (3S) Russia and Eastern European politics INR518 SAM HOUSTON STATE UNIVERSITY (3S) Africa's global perspectives INR524 (3S) Overseas enrollment not accepted. Minimum period China, Japan, and the Pacific Rim INR528 (3S) for course completion is sixty days; maximum period Central Asia and India: foreign policy concerns for course completion is one year. Average cost: $155 INR535 (3S) per 3-hour course. Mandatory fees: special postage North America in the new world INR535 (3S) and handling, bar code fees, transfer fees. Contemporary problems in Central and South America INR561 (3S) Certificate Program Contemporary international issues INR568 (3S) Program offers courses in real estate and appraisal. The Middle East INR586 (3S) Courses are offered for noncredit or preparation for Management certifying exam. Correctional administration I COR501 (3S) Correctional administration II COR511 (3S) College Courses Correctional administration III COR521 (3S) Accounting Applications development I ISS501 (3S) Principles of accounting 231 (3S); L Business data communications ISS532 (3S) Principles of accounting 232 (3S); L Knowledge based and decision support systems Agriculture ISS534 (3S) Principles of agricultural economics and Law and business organization MGT503 (3S) marketing 164 (3S); L Management of human resources MGT509 (3S) Agribusiness organization and management 461 Organizational theory and behavior MGT510 (3S); U (3S) Art Principles of economics MGT518 (3S) Introduction to the visual arts 160 (3S); L Financial accounting MGT526 (3S) Chemistry Marketing management MGT530 (3S) Inorganic and environmental chemistry lecture Global business MGT538 (3S) 135 (3S); L

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Chemistry (continued) History Introductory organic and biochemistry lecture United States history to 1876 163 (3S); L 136 (3S); L United States history to 1876 164 (3S); L General chemistry I:lecture 138 (3S); L World history from the dawn of civilization 265 General chemistry II.lecture 139 (3S); L (3S); L Economics World history from the renaissance to the age of Introduction to economics 230 (3S); L imperialism 266 (3S); L Principles of microeconomics 233 (3S); L World in the twentieth century 369 (3S); U Principles of macro economics 234 (3S); L Recent American history 379 (3S); U English Texas and the southwest 463 (3S); U Reading in literature of the western world 265 Industrial Technology (3S); L Engineering drawing 161 (3S); L Reading in the literature of Great Britian and its Kinesiology Foundations of kinesiology 131 (3S); L common wealth 275 (3S); L Administration of kinesiology and recreation Readings in the literature of the United States 378 (3S); U 295 (3S); L Management Introduction to technical writing 330 (3S); U Principles of mangement 380 (3S); U American masterworks 360 (3S); U Behavior dynamics in management 381 (3S); U Shakespeare 362 (3S); U Human resource management 474 (3S); U Introductory creative writing 381 (3S); U Marketing Early English masterworks 384 (3S); U Principles of marketing 371 (3S); U Later English masterworks 385 (3S); U Retailing 376 (3S); U American literature:1820's to 1860's 472 (3S); U Mathematics Tudor and Stuart drama 476 (3S); U Plane trigonometry 163 (3S); L Family and Consumer Sciences Elementary mathematics of finance 166 (3S); L Basic nutrition 167 (3S); L Pre calculus algebra 170 (3S); L Consumer education 268 (3S); L Philosophy Nutrition 363 (3S); U Introduction to philosopy 261 (3S); L Family relationships 369 (3S); U Critical thinking 262 (3S); L Finance Photography Personal finance 171 (3S); L History of photography 235 (3S); L Financial institutions and markets 234 (3S); U Political Science Real estate principles 235 (3S); L Principles of American government-national and Life insurance 373 (3S); U state 261 (3S); L General Business Administration American public policy 285 (3S); L Business principles 181 (3S); L Psychology Business legal environment 281 (3S); L Introduction to psychology 131 (3S); L Business law 362 (3S); U Psychology of adjustment 289 (3S); L Real estate law 385 (3S); U Sociology Geography Principles of sociology 261 (3S); L Geographic skills 161 (3S); L Social problems 264 (3S); L Cultural geography 330 (3S); U Gerontology 333 (3S); U Anglo-America 369 (3S); U Physical anthropology and archaeology 362 Geology (3S); U Physical geology 133 (3S); L Cultural anthropology 381 (3S); U Historical geology 134 (3S); L Sociological theory 386 (3S); U Health Marriage and the family 462 (3S); U Lifestyle and wellness 166 (3S); L Minority relations 465 (3S); U Child and adolescent health 282 (3S); L Indians of North America 469 (3S); U

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Noncredit Courses grams, homework and evaluations may either be English mailed or faxed. Occupational Therapy courses offered Practical English and the command of words online lead to a Master of Science degree in Occupa- (NC) tional Therapy. The average cost per college credit is History $150. American history II (NC) American history I (NC) Certificate Program Psychology Program offers courses in quality management and Basic psychology for the professional (NC) quality design for manufacturing. Courses are offered Real Estate for noncredit or preparation for certifying exam. Property management (NC) Principles of real estate-closings (NC) College Courses Law of contracts (NC) Chemistry Real estate law (NC) Radiation safety CHEM121S (3S, CI); U Real estate contracts (NC) Economics Real estate finance (NC) Principles of economics ECON1A (3S, CI); L Real estate math (NC) Education Law of agency (NC) Concepts of childhood CD106 (3S, CI); U Principles of real estate-fundamentals (NC) Motivating children CD169 (3S, CI); U Real estate investments (NC) Curriculum reading EDEL108A (6S, CI); U Real estate appraisal standards (USPAP) (NC) Evaluation of CAI EDIT124 (3S, CI); U Texas local recording agents course (NC) Mainstreaming EDSE192 (3S, CI); U Texas real estate udpate-M.C.E. (mandatory Science methods EDTE108B (3S, CI); U continuing eduction) (NC) Real estate appraisal (NC) English Critical thinking ENGL7 (3S, CI); U Sociology Basic sociology for the professional (NC) Geography Physical geography GEOG1 (3S, CI); L Contact Graduate Courses Gail Wright Correspondence Course Coordinator Education Correspondence Course Division Education and career EDCO266 (3S, CI) PO Box 2536 Research in education EDLD221 (3S, CI) 1904 Avenue J. Neurological disorders EDSP254 (3S, CI) Huntsville, TX 77341 Phone: 409-294-1003 Noncredit Courses Fax: 409-294-3703 Total Quality Management E-mail: [email protected] Philosophy and foundations TQM401 (NC, VI) World Wide Web: http://www.shsu.edu/cor-www Leadership for TQM TQM402 (NC, VI) Applying TQM TQM403 (NC, VI) Statistical process control TQM404A (NC, VI) Design for manufacturability TQM406 (NC, VI) ISO 9000 standards/documentation TQM408 (NC, VI) SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY ISO 9000 internal auditing TQM416 (NC, VI) ISO 9000 lead assessor TQM417 (NC, VI) Credit by examination is available. High school students may enroll in undergraduate courses for credit. Contact Overseas enrollment accepted. Period for course Dr. Steve Zlotolow completion is thirteen weeks. For certificate pro- Director

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Distance Education/University Continuing Contact Education Dr. Elizabeth Hoit-Thetford One Washington Square Director of Programming San Jose, CA 95192-1035 Coastal Georgia Center for Continuing Education Phone: 408-924-2619 305 Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard Fax: 408-924-2666 Savannah, GA 31401 E-mail: [email protected] Phone: 912-651-2849 World Wide Web: http://conted.sjsu.edu/ Fax: 912-651-2853

SKIDMORE COLLEGE

Overseas enrollment accepted. Military personnel may SAVANNAH STATE UNIVERSITY enroll through the DANTES program. Institution offers special arrangements to take courses not listed Enrollment on a noncredit basis accepted in credit in this catalog. Independent studies are available for courses. Overseas enrollment accepted. Minimum enrolled University Without Walls students with Skid- period for course completion is twelve weeks; maxi- more faculty members. Average cost: $400 per 3-credit mum period for course completion is one year. The independent study. Mandatory fees: annual enroll- university will convert to semester system in Fall 1998. ment fee. The average cost per college credit is $47. External Degree Program Certificate Program Bachelor's degree is offered in traditional disciplines Program offers courses in paralegal and child care. and interdisciplinary programs (120 credit hours Courses are offered for noncredit. required). Credit for prior nonacademic learning is College Courses granted. Campus residency required for three visits. Program enrolls a total of 280 students; 42 degrees Business awarded overall in 1996-97 academic year. The exter- Introduction to business 105 (5Q); L nal degree program was established in 1971. History History of world civilization 101 (5Q) ; L Contact History of world civilization 102 (5Q); L Cornel Reinhart U.S. and Afro-Americans through the Civil War Director 202 (5Q); U University Without Walls U.S. and Afro-Americans since the Civil War 203 815 North Broadway (5Q); U Saratoga Springs, NY 12866 History of early modern Europe 331 (5Q); U Phone: 518-580-5450 History of modern Europe 332 (5Q); U Fax: 518-581-7422 Mathematics E-mail: [email protected] College algebra 107 (5Q); U World Wide Web: http://www.skidmore.edu Political Science Government 200 (5Q); U American constitutional law 311 (5Q); U Black politics 390 (5Q); U American political procedure 405 (5Q); U SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY AT Sociology CARBONDALE World of human geography 111 (5Q) ; L Introduction to sociology 201 (5Q); U Enrollment on a noncredit basis accepted in credit General psychology 201 (5Q); U courses. High school students may enroll in under-

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126 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 134 Southern Utah University graduate courses for credit. Overseas enrollment Journalism accepted. The average cost per college credit is $80. The law of journalism 442 (3S); U Mandatory fees: $25 for TV viewing fee, $25 extension Management fee. Organizational behavior 341 (3S); U Small business management 350 (3S); U College Courses Marketing Administration of Justice Small business marketing 350 (3S); U Introduction to criminal behavior 290 (3S); L Mathematics Introduction to criminal law 310 (3S); U Intermediate algebra 107 (3S); L Introduction to private security 350 (3S); U Philosophy Criminal procedure 408 (3S); U Existential philosophy 389 (3S); U Advanced Technical Studies Physiology Consumer problems 340 (3S); U Human physiology 201 (3S); L Applications of technical information 416 Political Science (3S); U Political parties 319 (SS); U Agricultural Education and Mechanization American chief executive 322 (3S); U Agricultural education programs 311a (3S); U Introduction to public administration 340 Introduction to computers in agriculture 318 (3S); U (3S); U Political systems of the American states 414 Allied Health Careers (3S); U Medical terminology 105 (2S); L Public financial administration 443 (3S); U Art and Design Public policy analysis 444 (3S); U Survey of 20th-century art 347 (3S); U Spanish Biology Elementary Spanish 140a (4S); L History of biology 340 (3S); U Elementary Spanish 140b (4S); L Finance Women's Studies Insurance 310 (3S); U Multicultural perspectives-women 201 (3S); L Principles of real estate 320 (3S); U Real estate appraisal 322 (3S); U Contact Small business finance 350 (3S); U Richard C. Crowell Foreign Language and Literature (Russian) Coordinator, Credit Programs Soviet literature 465 (3S); U Division of Continuing Education Soviet civilization 470 (3S); U MC-6705 Russian realism 480 (4S); U Carbondale, IL 62901 General Education B (Social Science) Phone: 618-453-5682 The sociological perspective 108 (3S); L Fax: 618-453-5680 Twentieth century America 110 (3S); U E-mail: [email protected] Introduction to American government and World Wide Web: http://www.siu.edu/conted/ politics 114 (3S); L ilp.htm Politics of foreign nations 250 (3S); L General Education C (Humanities) Problems in philosophy 102 (3S); L East Asian civilization 102 (3S); L Music understanding 103 (3S); L SOUTHERN UTAH UNIVERSITY Ethics 104 (3S); L Elementary logic 105 (3S); L Credit by examination is available. Enrollment on a Meaning in visual arts 237 (3S); L noncredit basis accepted in credit courses. High school Geography students may enroll in undergraduate courses for World geography 103 (3S); L credit. Overseas enrollment accepted. Institution offers Earth's biophysical environment 3031 (3S); U special arrangements to take courses not listed in this

1 U=one unit, HF=half unit, NC=noncredit, QT=quarter unit, VC=variable credit 3 5 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 127 Southern Utah University catalog. Maximum period for course completion is Geography thirty-six weeks. Average cost: $48 per undergraduate European cultural geography 545 (3Q) quarter hour, $59 per graduate quarter hour for state World geography for teachers 590 (5Q) residents; $184 per undergraduate quarter hour, $204 Political Science per graduate quarter hour for nonresidents. Manda- Management for local public administrators 592 tory fees: variable according to course. (3Q) Certificate Program Contact Program offers courses in computer technology pro- John K. Hill gramming. Courses are offered for noncredit or prepa- Director ration for certifying exam. Office of Distance Learning 351 West Center Street College Courses Cedar City, UT 84720 Computer Science Phone: 435-865-8084 Special project in C++ II 292 (5Q); L Fax: 435-865-8087 Special project in C++ I 292 (5Q); L E-mail: hill_j @suu.edu English World Wide Web: http://www.suu.edu/WebPages/ Introduction to composition 101 (3Q); L ContEdu/distance/inserv.html Finance Personal finance 287 (3Q); L Geology Introduction to geology 101 (4Q); L Math SOUTHWESTERN ASSEMBLIES OF GOD Intermediate algebra 101 (4Q); L UNIVERSITY Pre-algebra 99 (5Q); L Music Maximum period for course completion is fifteen Introduction to music 101 (3Q); L weeks. Individual courses are available. The average Political Science cost per college credit is $149.50. Mandatory fees: Introduction to public service 292 (3Q); L general fee, telecommunications fee. Supervision in public service 492 (3Q); U External Degree Program Graduate Courses Bachelor's degree is offered in business, accounting, Computer Science Bible and church ministries, and education (126 credit Professional development in C++ programming hours required). Credit for prior nonacademic learn- II 592 (5Q) ing is granted. Campus residency required for one Professional development in C++ programming I visit each semester to meet instructor(s). Program 592 (5Q) enrolls a total of 300 students. The external degree Education program was established in 1984. Improvement of instruction C++ 545 (3Q) Creative classroom games 545 (3Q) Contact Interactive bulletin boards 550 (3Q) Donny Lutrick Behavior is language I 550 (2Q) Coordinator for Distance Education Journal writing for educators 554 (3Q) School of Distance Education Stage production for educators 555 (5Q) 3295 North Highway 77 Behavior is language II 555 (1Q) Waxahachie, TX 75165 Practicum: introduction to C++ 557 (5Q) Phone: 972-937-4010 Practicum: introduction to C++ II 557 (5Q) Fax: 972-923-2980 Inservice: teaching Java programming 590 (2Q) E-mail: [email protected] Creative classroom games II 590 (3Q) World Wide Web: http://www.sagu.edu

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128 136 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Southwest Texas State University

SOUTHWEST TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITY Texas history: a survey 3372 (3S); U Home Economics Enrollment on a noncredit basis accepted in credit Nutrition, health, and the consumer 3362 courses. High school students may enroll in under- (3S); U graduate courses for credit. Overseas enrollment Marketing accepted. Military personnel may enroll through the Principles of marketing 3343 (3S); U DANTES program. Minimum period for course Retailing 3355 (3S, CI); U completion is six weeks; maximum period for course Mathematics completion is one year. The average cost per college Basic mathematics 1311 (3S); L credit is $57. College algebra 1315 (3S); L Mathematics for business and economics I 1319 College Courses (3S); L Art Mathematics for business and economics II 1329 Introduction to art criticism 3371 (3S); U (3S); L Biology Discrete mathematics I 2358 (3S); L Principles of biology 1310 (3S); L Calculus I 2471 (4S); L Computer Science Assembly language 2318 (3S, CI); L Calculus II 2472 (4S); L Criminal Justice Modern Languages Introduction to criminal justice 1310 (3S); L Intermediate Spanish 2310 (3S, AC); L Correctional systems and practices 2355 (3S); L Intermediate Spanish 2320 (3S, AC); L English Music, Art, Theater Arts Reading and writing I 1310 (3S); L Introduction to the fine arts 3313 (3S); U Reading and writing II 1320 (3S); L Philosophy A survey of world literature before 1600 2330 General philosophy 1305 (3S); L (3S); L Elementary logic 2330 (3S); L A survey of world literature from 1600 to Philosophical issues 3301 (3S); U present 2340 (3S); L Political Science Masterpieces in American literature 2380 (3S); L Principles of American government 2310 (3S); L Poetry and fiction writing 2384 (3S); L Functions of American government 2320 (3S); L The European novel 3322 (3S); U Introduction to international studies 2323 The American novel 3338 (3S); U (3S); L The English novel 3368 (3S); U Issues/interest groups: power/pressure in Children's literature 3385 (3S); U America 4320 (3S); U Geography International law 4356 (3S); U The cultural environment 1309 (3S, VI); L Psychology Health Care Administration Introduction to psychology 1300 (3S); L Medical terminology 2360 (3S); L Psychology of human sexuality 2311 (3S); L Health Services and Research Developmental psychology 2315 (3S); L Trends and issues in long term care 3320 (3S, Psychological adjustment 2350 (3S); L CI); U Abnormal psychology 3315 (3S); U History Social psychology 3331 (3S); U History of the United States to 1877 1310 Industrial psychology 3333 (3S); U (3S); L History and theory 4391 (3S); U History of the United States, 1877 to date 1320 Sociology (3S); L Introduction to sociology 1310 (3S); L Western civilization 2310 (3S); L Complex organizations 3328 (3S); U Western civilization, 1715 to date 2320 (3S); L Family 3337 (3S); U History of England 3315 (3S); U Spanish History of England II 3316 (3S); U Beginning Spanish I 1410 (4S, AC); L

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Vocational, Trade, and Industrial Education College Courses Using microcomputers in vocational education Biology-EFB 3313B (3S); U Forest pathogens 340 (3S, VI); U Teaching entrepreneurship in vocational education 3313C (3S); U Contact Robert C. Koepper Graduate Courses Dean of Nonresident Programs Vocational, Trade, and Industrial Education Office of Continuing Education Using microcomputers in vocational education 1 Forestry Drive 3313B (3S) Syracuse, NY 13210-2784 Contact Phone: 315-470-6891 Fax: 315-470-6890 James P. Andrews E-mail: [email protected] Director World Wide Web: http: / /www.esf.edu/ Correspondence and Extension Studies Medina Hall Room 105 601 University Drive San Marcos, TX 78666 Phone: 512-245-2322 Fax: 512-245-8934 STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK E-mail: corrstudy @lists.ideal.swt.edu World Wide Web: http://www.ideal.swt.edu/ EMPIRE STATE COLLEGE correspondence Credit by examination is available. High school students may enroll in undergraduate courses for credit. Overseas enrollment accepted. Military personnel may enroll through the DANTES program. Institution offers special arrangements to take courses not listed in this catalog. Minimum period for course completion is fifteen weeks; maximum period for course STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK completion is nineteen weeks. The average cost per college credit is $113. Mandatory fees: $50 telecom- COLLEGE OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE munication fee, $300 assessment fee. AND FORESTRY External Degree Program Credit by examination is available. Enrollment on a Associate degree is offered in business, and commu- noncredit basis accepted in credit courses. Overseas nity and human services (64 credit hours required). enrollment not accepted. Institution offers special Bachelor's degree is offered in business, fire services, arrangements to take courses not listed in this catalog. and community and human services (128 credit hours Minimum period for course completion is fifteen required). Master's degree is offered in business policy, weeks; maximum period for course completion is one labor policy, social policy, and liberal arts (36 credit year. Average cost: $137 per undergraduate credit, hours required). Credit for prior nonacademic learn- $213 per graduate credit for state residents; $346 per ing is granted. Program enrolls a total of 2,400 stu- undergraduate credit, $351 per graduate credit for dents; 105 degrees awarded overall in 1996-97 aca- nonresidents. Mandatory fees: $10.35 per credit admin- demic year. The external degree program was established istrative fee. in 1979. Certificate Program Certificate Program Program offers courses in geographic information Program offers courses in fire services administration. systems. Courses are offered for credit. Credit can be Courses are offered for credit. Credit can be applied applied toward a bachelor's degree. toward a bachelor's degree or a professional program.

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tr) State University of New York Empire State College

College Courses The community and the fire threat FA409 Accounting (4U); U Accounting for decision makers BU195 (6U, Incendiary fire analysis and investigation FA410 CI); L (4U); U Accounting I BU201 (4U, CI); L Fire dynamics FA411 (4U); U Accounting II BU202 (4U, CI); L Applications of fire research FA412 (4U); U Intermediate accounting I BU301 (4U); U General Business Legal environment of business I BU215 (4U); L Intermediate accounting II BU302 (4U); U Legal environment of business II BU216 (4U); L Cost accounting BU310 (6U, CI); U Management principles BU231 (4U, CI); L Advanced accounting BU401 (4U); U Marketing principles BU241 (4U, CI); L Auditing BU402 (4U); U Marketing and sales promotion BU341 (4U); U Anthropology Human resource management BU350 (4U, Faces of culture GL240 (4U, CI, VI); L CI); U Cultural anthropology GL340 (4U, CI); U Corporate finance BU351 (4U); U Communications Investing BU352 (4U); U Introduction to college reading and writing Advanced quantitative methods in management GL101 (4U); L BU410 (4U, CI); U Communication decisions GL330 (4U, CI); U Labor/management relations 13U411 (4U); U Communications analysis GL331 (4U); U International business BU431 (4U); U The television environment GL335 (4U); U International marketing BU432 (4U); U Computer Science Money and banking BU441 (4U); U Microcomputer applications GL145 (4U, CI); L Organizational behavior BU461 (4U); U Introduction to computer programming: BASIC Small business management BU470 (4U); U GL195 (4U); L Business ethics BU475 (4U); U Computer information systems GL295 (4U); L Business policy BU481 (4U); U Systems analysis and design GL395 (4U); U Marketing management BU491 (4U); U Economics Marketing research BU492 (4U, CI); U Economicsmacro BU221 (4U, VI); L History Economicsmicro BU222 (4U, VI); L American history, 1492-1865 GL121 (4U, CI); L Economic policy analysis BU321 (4U); U American history, 1865present GL122 (4U, English CI); L College writing GL162 (4U); L The Western tradition I GL131 (4U, VI); L Communications for professionals GL230 The Western tradition II GL132 (4U, CI, VI); L (4U); L Islam: religion and culture GL245 (4U); L Fire Services Administration Hispanics in America GL309 (4U); U Advanced fire administration FA401 (4U, CI); U Legacies: history of women and the family Fire prevention organization and management 1607-1870 GL324 (4U, AC, CI); U FA402 (4U); U The Middle East GL341 (4U, VI); U Personnel management for the fire service Science and culture in the Western tradition FA403 (4U, CI); U GL345 (4U, VI); U Analytic approaches to public fire protection The news in historical perspective GL350 (4U, FA404 (4U); U CI); U Fire related human behavior FA405 (4U); U Ancient Greece GL402 (8U); U Disaster and fire defense planning FA406 The enlightenment GL405 (8U); U (4U); U Business enterprise in American history IN203 Fire protection structures and systems design (4U); L FA407 (4U); U The Pacific century IN230 (4U, CI); L Political and legal foundations of fire protection Business enterprise in American history IN303 FA408 (4U); U (4U); U

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History (continued) Comparative public policy practicum IN421 Vietnam IN329 (4U); U (VC); U Modern China IN332 (4U, CI); U Religion Contemporary Brazil IN336 (4U, CI); U Religious perspectives, part I GL403 (4U); U Humanities Religious perspectives, part II GL404 (4U); U Concepts of music listening GL151 (4U, AC); L Science The photographic vision GL202 (4U, VI); L Topics in biology GL136 (4U); L Humanities through the arts IN163 (4U, VI); L Human nutrition GL235 (4U); L Literature Human biology GL236 (4U, CI); L Introduction to literature GL140 (4U); L Social Psychology Literature of the Americas GL250 (6U); L Social psychology IN305 (8U); U Shakespeare: power and justice GL355 (4U, People and organizations IN408 (8U); U Managing in organizations IN411 (8U); U VI); U Social Science Mathematics Societies in transition GL207 (4U); L Business math BU203 (4U); L Africa America experience GL312 (4U); U Statistics BU213 (4U, CI); L Historical views of developmental disability Algebra GL110 (4U); L HS207 (4U); L Mathematics for decision making GL175 (4U, Introduction to health and human services CI); L HS209 (4U); L Philosophy Criminal justice HS210 (4U); L Modes of inquiry I IN414 (4U); U Human development I HS215 (4U); L Modes of inquiry II IN415 (4U); U. Human development II HS216 (4U); L Psychology Introduction to human services HS219 (4U); L Introduction to psychology IN216 (4U, AC); L Human services delivery: cultural diversity Seasons of life IN220 (4U, VI); L HS310 (6U); U The abnormal personality IN407 (6U); U Human services delivery HS311 (4U, CI); U PublicAffairs Human service management HS314 (VC, CI); U The American political system GL120 (4U, Aging and society HS315 (VC); U CI); L Managing diversity HS316 (4U, CI); U Introduction to public administration GL216 Family and society HS320 (VC); U (4U, CI); L Counseling theory HS404 (4U); U Introduction to public policy GL220 (4U, CI); L Counseling theory and practicum HS405 State and local government GL222 (4U); L (8U); U Theories of the labor movement GL315 (4U); U Juvenile justice and deliquency HS410 (4U); U The Constitution: the judiciary and public Issues in human services HS412 (VC); U policy GL320 (4U, VI); U Human services and social policy HS413 Citizen participation in political process GL321 (4U); U (4U); U Issues in social policy: the welfare debate HS414 Politics and leadership in the bureaucracy (4U); U GL322 (4U, CI); U Human services and social change HS421 Policy analysis theory and practice GL323 (VC); U (4U); U The sociological imagination IN212 (4U, VI); L Community and democracy GL390 (4U); U Thinking about education IN213 (VC); L Citizen and state I GL430 (4U); U War and American society IN215 (6U, VI); L Citizen and state II GL431 (4U); U Intro to human development: worlds of children The U.S. Constitution I GL434 (4U); U IN217 (4U, VI); L The U.S. Constitution II GL435 (4U); U Portrait of a family IN218 (4U, VI); L Public finance and budgeting IN302 (4U); U The individual and society IN301 (8U); U Comparative public policy IN420 (VC); U Africa and its people IN334 (4U); U

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Theories of personality IN413 (4U); U learning is granted. Campus residency required for Complexity, management, and change IN416 seven days or two weekends, for degree-seeking stu- (8U); U dents. Program enrolls a total of 250 students; 34 Sociology degrees awarded overall in 1996-97 academic year. Perspectives in sociology IN410 (8U); U The external degree program was established in 1971. Taxation Income tax I BU360 (4U); U Certificate Program Income tax practicum BU361 (2U); U Program offers courses in health information manage- Income tax II BU362 (4U); U ment and education. Courses are offered for credit. Credit can be applied toward a professional program. Contact Margaret Craft College Courses Assistant Director for Academic Development Business Administration Center for Distance Learning Accounting I ACC210 (3S); L 2 Union Avenue Accounting II ACC220 (3S); L Saratoga Springs, NY 12866 Introduction to business BU171 (3S); L Phone: 518-587-2100, Ext. 408; 800-847-3000 x 408 Accounting I BU210 (3S); L Fax: 518-584-2660 Accounting II BU220 (3S); L E-mail: [email protected] Principles of management BU225 (3S); L World Wide Web: http://www.esc.edu Marketing BU250 (3S); L Human resource management BU305 (3S); U Social and ethical issues in business BU318 (3S); U Principles of finance BU350 (3S); U STEPHENS COLLEGE Business law BU352 (3S); U Credit by examination is available. Overseas enroll- Special studies and projects in business BU395 ment accepted. Military personnel may enroll through (3S); U the DANTES program. Institution offers special Business policy and strategy BU494 (3S); U arrangements to take courses not listed in this catalog. Principles of management BUS225 (3S); L Maximum period for course completion is six months. Principles of marketing BUS250 (3S); L The Stephens College Internet-based MBA is designed Human resource management BUS305 (3S); U to create managers who are equipped with the knowl- Social and ethical issues BUS318E (3S); U edge, skills, and mind-set necessary for success in the Principles of finance BUS350 (3S); U twenty-first century. The MBA Program is $230 per Business law BUS352 (3S); U semester credit, excluding books and materials. Foun- Consumer behavior BUS354 (3S); U dation curriculum courses may be waived with a grade Health care finance BUS360 (3S); U of B- or better. Average cost: $650 per course. Manda- Special studies and projects in business BUS395 tory fees: determined by module. (3S); U Retail entrepreneurship BUS480 (3S); U External Degree Program Business policy and strategy BUS494 (3S); U Associate degree is offered in general education (60 Microeconomics ECO202 (3S); L credit hours required). Bachelor's degree is offered Macroeconomics ECO203 (3S); L in health information management, business admin- Child Study istration, psychology, education, philosophy, law, rheto- Music for children ED298 (3S); L ric, English, student-initiated majors, health care, and Programs, philosophy, issues in early childhood health science (120 credit hours required). Master's ed ED411 (3S); U degree is offered in marketing, entrepreneurial stud- Computer Information Systems ies, and clinical information systems management (60 Introduction to information systems CIS206 (3S, credit hours required). Credit for prior nonacademic CI); L

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Education Fashion marketing and management strategies Child development: infancy CH113 (HF); L and decision-making FAS314 (3S); U The child: lifespan and cross-cultural perspective Pre-twentieth century costume FAS315C (3S); U CH114 (3S); L Buying for retail FAS401 (3S); U Child development: the adolescent years CH119 Retail entrepreneurship FAS480 (3S); U (VC); L Current issues in global fashion industry FAS494 Literature for children: person, place, time (3S); U CH355 (3S); U Current issues in fashion merchandising FM494 The child: lifespan and cross-cultural perspective (3S); U CHS114S (3S); L General Humanities Child development: the adolescent years The humanities: introduction to the arts HU121 CHS119 (3S); L (3S); L Child development: infancy CHS214 (3S); L Advanced child development: cross-cultural Geology perspective CHS311C (3S); U Geology I: glaciers GL111 (3S); L Literature for children: person, place, time Geology I: historical geology GL111 (3S); L CHS355C (3S); U Geology I: oceans GL111 (3S); L Creative activities for children ED235 (3S); L Geology I: rivers GL111 (3S); L Creative activities for children EDU235 (3S); L Geology I: volcanoes GL111 (3S); L Developing perceptual motor skills EDU255 Geology I: caves and caverns GL111 (3S); L (3S); L Conservation of natural resources NS141 (3S); L Music for children EDU298 (3S); L Introduction to meteorology NS298 (3S); L Programs, philosophies and issues in early Astronomy NS298 (3S); L childhood education EDU411 (3S); U Alternative forms of energy NS298 (3S); L English Health Information Management Literary studies: Austen, Bronte, Burney, Eliot Health care finance HI360 (3S); U EN255 (3S); L Clinical application of health information Literary studies: women in love EN255 (3S); L management HIM304 (3S); U American literature I EN269 (3S); L Legal and ethical issues in HIM: a contemporary English literary traditions I EN271 (3S); L perspective HIM330 (3S); U Women writers: women of color EN308 (3S); U Management of clinical classification and Shakespeare EN345 (3S); U reimbursement systems HIM347 (3S); U Major works of Dostoevsky EN380 (3S); U Integrated quality management HIM355 (3S); U Fashion Heatlh care finance H1M360 (3S); U Introduction to fashion FA170 (3S); L Management of health information centers Foundations of fashion merchandising FA270 HIM401 (3S); U (3S); L Comparative health record and information Foundations of fashion design FA272 (3S); L systems HIM403 (3S); U Retailing FA285 (3S); L Internship in health information management Fashion coordination and show production HIM450 (3S); U FA310 (3S); U Seminar in health information management Fashion merchandising strategies and decision HIM476 (3S); U making FA314 (3S); U Legal and ethical issues in health info Buying for retail FA401 (3S); U management HM330 (3S); U Introduction to fashion FAS170 (3S); L Management of coding and reimbursement Foundations of fashion marketing and systems HM347 (3S); U management FAS270 (3S); L Health information systems HM351 (3S); U Retailing FAS285 (3S); L Integrated quality management HM355 (3S); U Fashion coordination and show production Management of health information centers FAS310 (3S); U HM401 (3S); U

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Comparative health record and information Introduction to philosophy PHL104A (3S); L systems HM403 (38); U Logic/critical thinking PHL201M (3S); L Languages and Literature The Japanese cult of efficiency PHL304 (3S); U Creative writing ENG210F (3S); L Biomedical ethics PHL310E (3S); U Literary studies: Austen, Bronte, Burney, Eliot Topics: ethical issues (the American male) ENG255L (3S); L PHL320E (3S); U American literatures I ENG269 (3S); L Social and ethical issues in business PHL320E English literary traditions I ENG271 (3S); L (3S); U Women writers: women of color ENG308C Utopia and social philosophy PHL321E (3S); U (3S); U Philosophy and law seminar PHL330E (3S); U Shakespeare ENG345C (3S); U Death and human existence PHL342 (3S); U Senior essay ENG490 (3S); U Argument PL306 (3S); U Topics in Hispanic civilization and culture: Introduction to religion RE101 (3S); L Mexico, Central America, and the Caribbean Paths in world religions RE206 (3S); L SPN338C (3S); U Meditation and contemplation RE219 (HF); L Liberal and Professional Studies Religion in America RE312 (3S); U Experiential learning outcomes LPS206 (3S); L Psychology Math and Analytical Reasoning Basic psychology PS111 (3S); L Introduction to statistics MAT207M (3S); L Psychology of adjustment PS121 (3S); L Mathematics Psychological research methods PS203 (3S); L Introduction to statistics MA207 (3S); L Educational psychology PS211 (3S); L Natural Sciences The adult years PS232 (3S); L Wildflower photography BI298 (3S); L Psychology of women PS301 (3S); U Wildlife photography B1298 (3S); L Social psychology PS315 (3S); U Bird study BI298 (3S); L Psychology of personality PS317 (3S); U Photography through the microscope BI298 Abnormal psychology PS320 (3S); U (3S); L Learning and cognition PS331 (3S); U Essentials of human anatomy and physiology Psychological testing and personality assessment BI345 (6S); U PS355 (3S); U Essentials of human anatomy and physiology Counseling I PS359 (3S); U BI0246 (3S); L Psychology and education of the exceptional Chemistry and you NSC121N (3S); L child PS363 (3S); U Everyday science NSC125N (3S); L Interviewing/case study PS403 (3S); U Philosophy and Religion Psychological issues: applied specialties in psych Social and ethical issues in business PH318 PS441 (3S); U (3S); U Psychological issues: spirituality PS441 (3S); U Argument: Socratic, Aristotelian, Rogerian, Basic psychology PSY111S (3S); L Toulminian PLR306D (3S); U Psychology of adjustment PSY121 (3S); L Paths in world religions REL206A (3S); L Psychological research methods PSY203 (3S); L Meditation and contemplation REL219 (HF); L Educational psychology PSY211 (3S); L Religion in America REL312C (3S); U Human sexuality PSY271 (3S); L Philosophy, Law, and Rhetoric Psychology of women PSY301D (3S); U Introduction to philosophy PH104 (3S); L Psychology of personality PSY317 (3S); U Logic/critical thinking PH2O1 (3S); L Abnormal psychology PSY320 (3S); U The Japanese cult of efficiency PH304 (3S); U Learning and cognition PSY331 (3S); U Biomedical ethics PH310 (3S); U Counseling I PSY359 (3S); U Ethical issues PH320 (3S); U Psychology and education of the exceptional Utopia and social philosophy PH321 (3S); U child PSY363D (3S); U Philosophy and law seminar PH330 (3S); U History and systems of psychology PSY390 Death and human existence PH342 (3S); U (3S); U

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Psychology (continued) Graduate Courses Interviewing/case study PSY403 (3S); U Business Administration Senior research: "spirituality" PSY441 (3S); U Advanced management information systems Senior research: "leadership" PSY441 (3S); U BUS505 (3S, CI) Senior research: "aging-retirement Quantitative methods BUS510 (3S, CI) communities" PSY441 (3S); U Managerial economics BUS520 (3S, CI) Social Sciences and History Managerial finance BUS525 (3S, CI) Popular culture in 20th-century America AM315 Applications in marketing manag. BUS530 (3S, (3S); U CI) The heritage and material culture of women Advanced managerial accounting BUS535 (3S, AM318 (3S); U American feminism: defining women's place CI) AM320 (3S); U Adv. human resource marketing BUS540 (3S, Social housekeepers: women and reform in CI) America AM322 (3S); U Adv. organizational behavior and theory BUS545 Women and medicine: a cultural perspective (3S, CI) AM324 (3S); U Management seminar BUS610 (3S, CI) Women's lives AM326 (3S); U Applications in production-operation Intentional communities AM330 (3S); U management BUS615 (3S, CI) Popular culture in the 20th-century America Corporate strategy and problem solving BUS620 AMS315D (3S); U (3S, CI) Microeconomics EC202 (3S); L Entrepreneurship and innovation BUS625 (3S, Twentieth-century America HI205 (3S); L CI) California's history and culture HI210 (3S); L Small business management seminar BUS630 The American west HI240 (3S); L (3S, CI) Japanese culture and society HI241 (3S); L Consulting project and professional The American south HI242 (3S); L communications BUS635 (3S, CI) American women's history to 1860 HI320 Survey of clinical information systems BUS640 (3S); U (3S, CI) American women's history since the Civil War Clinical database management BUS645 (3S, CI) HI321 (3S); U Problems in clinical information systems F.D.R. and Truman HI363 (3S); U applications BUS655 (3S, CI) Kennedy and L.B.J. HI364 (3S); U Advanced business policy and strategy BUS695 Twentieth-century America HIS205H (3S); L (3S, CI) California's history and culture HIS210H (3S); L The American west HIS240H (3S); L Contact Japanese culture and society HIS241H (3S); L Mariea Caruthers The American south HIS242H (3S); L Academic Services Coordinator Modern Japan seminar HIS310C (3S); U School of Graduate and Continuing Education F.D.R. and Truman HIS363 (3S); U Campus Box 2083 Kennedy and L.B.J. JOS364 (3S); U 1200 East Broadway Modern Japan seminar S0310 (3S); U Columbia, MO 65215 Women's Studies Phone: 573-876-7125; 800-388-7579 Development of feminist thought WS311 (3S); U Fax: 573-876-7248 Contemporary feminist thought WS312 (3S); U E-mail: [email protected] Women and technology WS350 (3S); U World Wide Web: http://www.stephens.edu

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SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY Advanced accounting topics 432 (3S); U Financial resources management 433 (3S); U Credit by examination is available. Enrollment on a Money, banking, and international finance 434 noncredit basis accepted in credit courses. Overseas (3S); U enrollment accepted. Military personnel may enroll Portfolio investment: analysis and policy 435 through the DANTES program. Institution offers spe- (3S); U cial arrangements to take courses not listed in this Special studies: accounting 437 (VC); U catalog. Master's degree credit hour requirement var- Special studies: finance 438 (VC); U ies by degree program. Average cost: $320 per under- Senior thesis: business administration 439 graduate credit, $529 per graduate credit. (VC); U Marketing analysis 471 (3S); U External Degree Program Marketing strategy 472 (3S); U Associate degree is offered in liberal arts (60 credit Marketing planning and control 473 (3S); U hours required). Bachelor's degree is offered in lib- Organization behavior 474 (3S); U eral arts, business administration, and criminal justice Personnel management 475 (3S); U (120 credit hours required). Master's degree is offered Policy formation and administration 476 (3S); U in business administration, library science, nursing, Special studies in management 478 (VC); U and arts. Credit for prior nonacademic learning is Special studies: business administration 488 granted. Campus residency required for one to four (VC); U weeks per year. Program enrolls a total of 1,000 stu- Criminal Justice dents. The external degree program was established Counseling and interviewing process 370 in 1966. (3S); U Applied research in criminal justice 371 (3S); U College Courses American policing 373 (3S); U Biological Sciences Criminal behavior and society 374 (3S); U General biology I 150 (3S, LK); L Jurisprudence of the criminal law 375 (3S); U General biology II 250 (3S, LK); L Constitutional law 376 (3S); U Human genetics 350 (3S); U Issues in criminal justice administration 482 Special studies: the history of biology 358 (35); U (VC); U Senior seminar 483 (3S); U History and philosophy of biological science 450 Internship 484 (6S); U (3S); U Earth Science Senior thesis: biology 459 (3S); U Environmental geology 240 (3S); L Business Administration Economics Introduction to accounting 230 (3S);L Introduction to microeconomics 252 (3S); L The legal environment of management 233 Introduction to macroeconomics 253 (3S); L (3S); L Fine Arts Data analysis 255 (3S); L Fine arts I 112 (3S);L Statistics for management applications 256 Fine arts II 212 (3S); L (3S); L Fine arts III 312 (3S); U Decision models 257 (3S); L Special studies in humanities 318 (VC); U Survey of the field of financial management 301 Fine arts N 412 (3S); U (3S); U Senior thesis: humanities 419 (VC); U Introduction to money and banking 302 (3S); U Food Systems Management Logistics I 330 (3S); U Nutrition in health 285 (3S); L Logistics II 331 (3S); U Cost control in food service 296 (3S); L Logistics III 332 (3S); U Theory of human food needs 386 (3S); U Management and society 335 (3S); U Senior seminar 491 (1S); U Theory of financial accounting 430 (3S); U Food systems management 494 (3S); U Cost analysis and control 431 (3S); U Hospitality law 495 (3S); U

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Food Systems Management (continued) T.V. studio 643 (3S) Beverage management 498 (2S); U Independent study 690 (6S) Food service facilities planning 498 (3S); U Aesthetics 701 (3S) Literature Advertising design research problems 740 (6S) Conflict and structure 115 (3S); L Master's thesis 997 (3S) Image and metaphor 215 (3S); L Finance Fiction and ideas 315 (3S); U Financial theory of the firm 761 (3S) Mathematics Investment analysis and portfolio management Elementary concepts of modern mathematics 762 (3S) 120 (3S); L Illustration Linear algebra 121 (3S); L Illustration research problems 660 (6S) Linear programming 220 (3S); L Business of freelance illustration 683 (3S) Mathematical methods of analysis I 221 (3S); L Independent study 690 (6S) Mathematical methods of analysis II 222 (3S); L Aesthetics 701 (3S) Introduction to statistics I 225 (3S); L Aesthetics (grad seminar) 702 (3S) Introduction to statistics II 226 (3S); L Illustration communication 760 (6S) Mathematical models I 320 (3S); U Master's thesis 997 (3S) Mathematical models II 321 (3S); U Management Programming language for math 328 (3S); U Selected topics 600 (VC) History and philosophy of math 422 (3S); U Independent study 690 (VC) Senior thesis 429 (3S); U Motivation in organizations 781 (3S) Philosophy Seminar in organization and management 782 Philosophy 1 111 (3S); L (3S) Logic 114 (3S); L Master's thesis 997 (VC) Philosophy 2 211 (3S); L Managerial Control Philosophy 3 311 (3S); U Macroeconomics 600 (3S) Philosophy 4 411 (3S); U Basic finance 611. (3S) Physical Sciences Introduction to financial accounting 612 (3S) Special studies: physical science 368 (VC); U Marketing management 613 (3S) Senior thesis: physical science 469 (3S); U Operations management 614 (3S) Political Science Microeconomics 615 (3S) Introducton to political science 141 (3S); L Managerial Dynamics Psychology Organizational behavior 711 (3S) Social psychology 181 (3S); L Resource management 712 (3S) Personality and interaction 242 (3S); L Business and public policy 713 (3S) Social Sciences Decision models 714 (3S) Early American history 342 (3S); U Policy formulation 715 (3S) American history since 1865 343 (3S); U Marketing Special studies: social studies 348 (VC); U Marketing research 771 (3S) Advanced social sciences 440 (VC); U Buyer behavior and marketing management 772 Senior thesis: social sciences 449 (VC); U (3S) Sociology Quantitative Methods Introduction to sociology 240 (3S); L Mathematics for management application 616 (3S) Graduate Courses Introduction to statistics for management 618 Accounting (3S) Advanced financial accounting 751 (3S) Computer laboratory 621 (1S) Managerial accounting 752 (3S) Fundamentals of information systems 622 (1S) Advertising Design MIS concepts 623 (1S) Advertising design research problems 640 (6S) Systems analysis 741 (3S)

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Social Science fees: $15 ($20 Canada, $25 International) for postage International law 652 (3S) and handling, materials fee varies by course. Comparative cultural analysis I/Europe 671 (3S) Comparative cultural analysis II/U.S. history External Degree Program 715-1 (3S) Associate degree is offered in justice administration, Comparative cultural analysis II/U.S. history biblical studies, and liberal arts (general studies) (64 715-2 (3S) credit hours required). War and society, part I 715-3 (3S) War and society, part II 715-4 (3S) Certificate Program Reading and research/independent study Program offers courses in Christian ministries, and project 750 (VC) justice and ministries. Courses are offered for credit. Comparative cultural analysis III/Asia 1500-1800 Credit can be applied toward an associate degree. 750-2 (3S) Comparative cultural analysis III/Africa 750-3 College Courses (3S) Art Comparative cultural analysis III/Asia 1800-1900 Introduction to art AR172 (2S, VI); L 750-4 (3S) Biblical Studies International relations/Soviet foreign policy 760 Old Testament survey BB109 (VC); L (3S) New Testament survey BB209 (VC); L Comparative cultural analysis I/Soviet Historical books BB216 (3S); L government 780 (3S) Genesis BB217 (3S); L Comparative political systems: Latin Amer/ Matthew BB218 (2S); L Mexico 780-2 (3S) Inductive study of the Bible BB272 (2S); L Introductory seminar 831 (3S) John BB311 (2S); U Romans BB313 (3S); U Contact The Pentateuch BB320 (3S); U Mr. Robert M. Colley Acts BB330 (2S); U Director Pauline Epistles BB331 (3S); U Distance Education and Executive Education Hebrews, general epistles, Revelation BB332 700 University Avenue (3S); U Syracuse, NY 13244 The Gospels BB341 (3S); U Phone: 315-443-3480; 800-442-0501 Poetic and wisdom literature BB350 (2S); U Fax: 315-443-4174 Elementary New Testament Greek I GR203 E-mail: suisdp @syr.edu (3S); L World Wide Web: http://www.syr.edu/ Elementary New Testament Greek II GR204 (3S); L Elementary New Testament Greek III GR205 (3S); L Elementary Old Testament Hebrews I HE202 TAYLOR UNIVERSITY, WORLDWIDE (2S, AC); L CAMPUS Elementary Old Testament Hebrews II HE203 (2S, AC); L Enrollment on a noncredit basis accepted in credit Elementary Old Testament Hebrews III HE204 courses. High school students may enroll in under- (2S, AC); L graduate courses for credit. Overseas enrollment Biology accepted. Military personnel may enroll through the Biological science survey BI105 (3S); L DANTES program. Maximum period for course Christian Ministries completion is one year. The university anticipates the Ministry to children CE219 (3S, AC); L availability of external degree programs in June 1998. Ministry to youth CE221 (3S); L The average cost per college credit is $75. Mandatory Ministry to adults CE223 (3S); L 1U=one unit, HF=half unit, NC=noncredit, QT=quarter unit, VC=variable credit UL THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 14 139 Taylor University, Worldwide Campus

Christian Ministries (continued) Logic PH201 (3S, CI); L Leadership development CE271 (3S); L Contemporary issues PH262 (3S); L Worship PM111 (2S, AC); L Apologetics PH412 (3S); U Evangelism and discipleship PM122 (2S); L Theology I RE343 (3S); U Pastoral theology PM251 (3S); L Theology II RE344 (3S); U Introduction to preaching PM361 (3S, AC); U Theology III RE345 (3S); U Modern cults RE225 (3S); L Psychology Perspectives on the world Christian movement General psychology PS200 (3S); L RE227 (3S, AC); L Research in psychology PS272 (3S); L World religions RE324 (3S); U Integration of psychology and Christianity PS310 Cross-cultural evangelism RE375 (3S); U (3S); U Introduction to urban ministry UMI200 (3S); L Theories of personality PS400 (3S); U Communication Arts Fundamentals of counseling PS461 (3S); U Introduction to journalistic writing CA260 Abnormal psychology PSY300 (4S); U (3S); L Sociology CriminalJustice Social problems S0210 (3S); L Introduction to criminal justice JUS100 (3S); L Cultural anthropology S0352 (3S); U Correctional chaplaincy JUS200 (3S); L Restorative justice JUS230 (3S); L Contact Education Mary Ann Grate Educational psychology ED260 (3S); L Enrollment Secretary English Institute of Extended Learning American literature EN240 (4S); L 1025 West Rudisill Boulevard British literature EN250 (4S); L Fort Wayne, IN 46807 African-American literature ENG374 (3S); U Phone: 219-456-2111, Ext. 32225; 800-845-3149 Geography Fax: 219-456-2119 Physical geography GE200 (3S); L E-mail: [email protected] History World Wide Web: http://www.tayloru.edu World history I HI101 (3S); L World history II HI102 (3S); L U.S. history I HI122 (3S); L U.S. history II HI123 (3S); L American religious history HI230 (2S); L TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY-COMMERCE Early Christianity HI232 (3S); L Reformation Christianity HI233 (3S); L Enrollment on a noncredit basis accepted in credit European Christianity H1234 (3S); L courses. High school students may enroll in under- Interarea Studies graduate courses for credit. Overseas enrollment Orientation to distance learning IAS102 (1S); L accepted. Minimum period for course completion is Foundation of Christian thought IAS112 (3S); L forty-five days; maximum period for course comple- Mathematics tion is one year. The average cost per college credit is Finite mathematics MAT110 (3S); L $50. Music Music fundamentals: beginners MU121 (2S); L Certificate Program Music fundamentals: intermediate MU122 Program offers courses in real estate. Courses are (3S); L offered for preparation for certifying exam. Music appreciation MU149 (2S, AC); L Natural Sciences College Courses Physical science survey PH119 (3S); L General Business Philosophy The legal environment of business GB301 Introduction to philosophy PH110 (3S); L (3S); U

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Business organizations and legal transactions Real estate home inspection: mastering the GB357 (3S); U profession RE1000 (NC) Communication strategies in business 0A345 Texas law of agency RE1001 (NC, CI) (3S); U Your home inspection guide RE1001 (NC) Health and Physical Education Texas real estate contracts RE1004 (NC) Community health HE272 (3S); L Texas real estate financial essentials RE1005 Safety HE312 (3S); U (NC, CI) School and community recreation PE415 Texas real estate law RE1006 (NC, CI) (3S); U Real estate math RE1007 (NC) Sports management PE444 (3S); U Mastering real estate math RE1008 (NC) History Techniques of income property appraisal RE101 History of Texas HI415 (3S); U (NC) Literature and Languages Fundamentals of real estate appraisal RE102 Introduction to literature EN201 (3S); L (NC) Multi-ethnic American literature EN202 (3S); L Income property appraisal RE103 (NC) African-American literature EN444 (3S); U Mathematics The language of real estate appraisal RE104 Intermediate algebra MA131 (3S); L (NC) College algebra MA141 (3S); L Uniform residential appraisal report RE105 Trigonometry MA142 (3S); L (NC) Mathematics for business applications MA175 Principles I RE999 (NC, CI) (3S); L Profiting from the revolution REPD1000 (NC) Mathematics for business applications MA176 Real estate ads REPD1001 (NC) (3S); L Listing and selling secrets REPD1002 (NC) Calculus MA191 (3S); L Power real estate letters REPD1003 (NC) Introductory geometry MA301 (3S); U Phone power techniques REPD1004 (NC) Psychology and Special Education Agency relationships RERC1000 (NC) Psychology of adjustment PS130 (3S); L Buyer agency RERC1001 (NC) Introduction to psychology PS131 (3S); L Office management RERC1002 (NC) Psychology of sexual behavior PS232 (3S); L Real estate brokerage RERC1003 (NC) Learning process and development PS300 Real estate ethics RERC1004 (NC, CI) (3S); U Property management RERC1005 (NC) Educational psychology PS301 (3S); U Texas real estate finance RERC1006 (NC) Abnormal psychology PS316 (3S, VI); U Texas real estate investment RERC1007 (NC) Psychology of personality PS317 (3S); U Investment analysis for real estate decisions Child growth and development PS319 (3S); U RERC1008 (NC) Understanding human development PS332 Intro to real estate law RERC1010 (NC) (3S); U The real estate investor's tax guide RERC1011 Sociology and Anthropology (NC, CI) Introduction to sociology S0111 (3S); L Realty bluebook RERC1012 (NC) Social problems S0112 (3S); L Agent's business planning guide RERC1013 Social psychology 50211 (3S); L (NC) The family S0316 (3S); U Real estate marketing RERC1014 (NC) The professional assistant RERC1015 (NC) Noncredit Courses Multiply your success with real estate assistants Continuing Education RERC1016 (NC) Pricing property to sell COMP2 (NC, CI) On track to success in 30 days: energize your ADA and fair housing COMP8 (NC, CI) career RERC1017 (NC) Investment analysis for appraisers RE100 (NC) Up and running in 30 days RERC1018 (NC) Principles II RE1000 (NC, CI) The senior market: over 55 RERC1019 (NC)

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Continuing Education (continued) General agriculture AG1B (HF) Techniques and methods of the sales handbook Algebra (Spanish) RSTB1000 (NC) Algebra I ALG1A (HF) Algebra I ALG1B (HF) Contact Algebra II ALG2A (HF) Nancy Ward Algebra II ALG2B (HF) Correspondence Coordinator Biology Department of Continuing Education Biology I BIO1A (HF) Correspondence/Binnion Hall Biology I BIO1B (HF) Commerce, TX 75429 Business Phone: 903-886-5921 Business communications BCM1A (HF) Fax: 903-886-5918 Business communications BCM1B (HF) E-mail: [email protected] Business and consumer law BLW1A (HF) World Wide Web: http://www.tamu-commerce.edu/ Business and consumer law BLW1B (HF) academic/conted/index.html Business management and ownership BMO1A (HF) Business management and ownership BMOIB (HF) Introduction to business IBS1A (HF) TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY Introduction to business IBS1B (HF) Record keeping REC1A (HF) Credit by examination is available. Enrollment on a Record keeping REC1B (HF) noncredit basis accepted in credit courses. High school students may enroll in undergraduate courses for ChildDevelopment credit. Overseas enrollment accepted. Military person- Advanced child development ACD (HF) nel may enroll through the DANTES program. Mini- Computer Science mum period for course completion is one week/ Business computer application BCA (HF, CI) semester hour (college), four weeks (high school); Business computer programming BCP (HF, CI) maximum period for course completion is nine Correlated Language Arts months. Texas Tech University High School offers a Correlated language arts III CL11A (HF) high school diploma through correspondence. Stu- Correlated language arts III CL11B (HF) dents may earn a diploma completely at a distance or Correlated language arts IV CL12A (HF) they may earn high school credits that can be trans- Correlated language arts IV CL12B (HF) ferred to other public schools. Elementary and middle Economics school courses are also offered. The average cost per Economics with free enterprise ENT (HF) college credit is $53; the average cost per high school English credit is $79. Mandatory fees: $20 administrative fee English II semester 1 EN10A (HF) per course. English II semester 2 EN1OB (HF) English III semester 1 EN11A (HF) Certificate Program English III semester 2 EN11B (HF) Program offers courses in home inspection and early English N semester 1 EN12A (HF) childhood/childcare. Courses are offered for non- English N semester 2 EN12B (HF) credit. English I semester 1 ENG9A (HF) English I semester 2 ENG9B (HF) High School Courses English/Language Arts Accounting Communications applications CMAP (HF, VI) Accounting ACT1A (HF) Family Studies Accounting ACT1B (HF, CI) Individual and family life IFL (HF) Agriculture Fine Arts and Art Studies General agriculture AG1A (HF) Beginning drawing ART (HF)

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Food and Nutrition Studies Psychology Food science and nutrition FSN (HF) Psychology PSY (HF) French Public Health French I FRN1A (HF, AC) Health care science HCS1A (HF) French I FRN1B (HF, AC) Health care science HCS1B (HF) French II FRN2A (HF, AC) SAT Review French II FRN2B (HF, AC) SAT and ACT test preparation NC700 (NC) Geometry Sociology Geometry I GEM1A (HF) Sociology SOC (HF) Geometry I GEM1B (HF) Spanish Analytic geometry GEM2A (HF) Spanish I SPN1A (HF, AC) Informal geometry I ING1A (HF) Spanish I SPN1B (HF, AC) Informal geometry I ING1B (HF) Spanish II SPN2A (HF, AC) Health Education Spanish II SPN2B (HF, AC) Health education HLED (HF) Trigonometry Journalism Trigonometry TRIG (HF) Journalism JOUR (HF, AC, VI) United States Government Languages United States government GOVT (HF) Spanish level III SPAN3A (HF, AC) United States History Spanish level III SPAN3B (HF, AC) United States history HIS1A (HF) Latin United States history HIS1B (HF) Latin I LAT1A (HF, AC) World Geography Studies Latin I LAT1B (HF, AC) World geography studies GEO1A (HF) Latin II LAT2A (HF, AC) World geography studies GEO1B (HF) Latin II LAT2B (HF, AC) World History Studies Law and Legal Studies World history studies HIS2A (HF) Daily life, daily law DLDL (HF) World history studies HIS2B (HF) Mathematics Mathematics of money MOM1A (HF) College Courses Mathematics of money MOM1B (HF) Accounting Music Elementary accounting I A2300 (3S); L Music theory I MTH (HF, AC) Elementary accounting II A2301 (3S); L Peer Counseling Agriculture Project self-discovery PCS1A (HF) The agriculture industry A1111 (1S); L Knowing myself and helping others PCS1B (HF) Cooperatives in agriculture A3303 (3S); U Physical Education Agronomy Bowling BOWL (HF) Soil and water conservation PSS4331 (3S); U Foundations of personal fitness FPF (HF) Algebra Golf GOLF (HF) College algebra M1320 (3S); L Racquetball RAQT (HF) American Government Tennis TENN (HF) American government organization P1301 Volleyball VOLL (HF) (3S); L Physical Sciences Anthropology Introduction to physical science IPS1A (HF) Cultural anthropology C2302 (3S); L Introduction to physical science IPS1B (HF) Business Physical science PHS1A (HF) Introduction to business statistics 12345 (3S); L Physical science PHS1B (HF) Introduction to production and operations Physics management 13344 (3S); U- Physics I PHY1A (HF) Business and Technical Writing Physics I PHY1B (HF) Technical writing E2309 (3S); L

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Business Law Management Business law I B3391 (3S); U Managerial communication M3373 (3S); U Courtship and Marriage Marketing Courtship and marriage F2322 (3S); L Introduction to marketing M3350 (3S); U Economics Mass Communications Principles of economics I (micro) P2301 (3S); L Introduction to mass communications MC130 Principles of economics II (macro) P2302 (3S); L (3S); L Mathematics Education Introduction to mathematical analysis M1330 Computing and information technology E2318 (3S); L (3S, CI); L Introduction to mathematical analysis M1331 Engineering (3S); L Professionalism and ethics in engineering E4092 Calculus I M1351 (3S); L (VC); U Calculus II M1352 (3S); L English Language and Literature Calculus III M2350 (3S); L Essentials of college rhetoric E1301 (3S); L Music Advanced college rhetoric E1302 (3S); L Songwriting MU130 (3S, AC); L Literature before 1700 E2301 (3S); L Philosophy Literature after 1700 E2302 (3S); L Beginning philosophy P2300 (3S); L American novel E3326 (3S); U Plant and Soil Science Short story E3331 (3S); U Soil fertility management P4335 (3S); U Family Studies Psychology Treatment of addictive disorders FS4325 (3S); U Individual study/reality therapy 43994 (3S); U Finance Stress management 43995 (3S); U Corporation finance I F3320 (3S); U General psychology P1300 (3S, CI); L Food and Nutrition Studies Child psychology P2301 (3S); L Nutrition and food F1410 (4S); L Introduction to social psychology P3304 (3S); U General Studies Personality P3306 (3S); U Freshman seminar IS1100 (1S); L Psychology of human sexual behavior P4300 Geography (3S); U Regional geography of the world G2351 (3S); L Abnormal psychology P4305 (3S); U Geometry Drugs, alcohol, and behavior P4325 (3S); U Analytical geometry M1350 (3S); L Public Relations History Principles of public relations P3310 (3S); U History of the U.S. to 1877 H2300 (3S); L Real Estate History of the U.S. since 1877 H2301 (3S); L Real estate fundamentals F3332 (3S); U History of Texas H3310 (3S); U Real estate finance and investments F3334 History of sports and recreation in the U.S. (3S); U H3338 (3S); U Recreation and Leisure History of baseball H3339 (3S); U Process of recreation programming R3301 Human Development (3S); U Life span human development H2303 (3S); L Restaurant, Hotel, and Institutional Management Journalism Introduction to beverage management R2312 History of American journalism J3350 (3S); U (3S); L Languages Hospitality control I 82322 (3S); L Comprehensive Spanish review SPAN1507 (5S, Hospitality control II R3322 (3S); L AC); L Travel and tourism R3350 (3S); U Latin American Studies Sociology Modern Latin America H3382 (3S); U Current social problems S1320 (3S); L

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144 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG ULI 5 2 Thomas Edison State College

Statistics Contact Statistical methods M2300 (3S); U Jere Mayfield Telecommunications Manager of Publishing Services Introduction to telecommunications T3310 Division of Continuing Education (3S); U Box 42191 Trigonometry Lubbock, TX 79409-2191 Trigonometry M1321 (3S); L Phone: 806-742-2352, Ext. 232; 800-692-6877 Western Civilization Fax: 806-742-2318 Western civilization I H1300 (3S); L E-mail: [email protected] Western civilization II H1301 (3S); L World Wide Web: http://www.dce.ttu.edu/

Graduate Courses Education Introduction to small computers in education E5318 (3S, CI) 1EXAS WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY Psychology, Counseling, and Guidance Reality therapy and control 53694 (3S) Overseas enrollment not accepted. The average cost Stress management 53695 (3S) per college credit is $239. Mandatory fees: variable.

Noncredit Courses External Degree Program Agriculture/Financial Management Master's degree is offered in education (36 credit Bottom line farming NC791 (NC) hours required). Program enrolls a total of 70 stu- Engineering dents. Professionalism and ethics in engineering NC756 (NC) Contact Professionalism and ethics in engineering Dr. Joy Edwards NC757 (NC) Director of Graduate Programs in Education and Professionalism and ethics in engineering Distance Learning School of Education NC758 (NC) 1201 Wesleyan Street English Creative Writing Fort Worth, TX 76105-1536 Creative writing NC701 (NC) Phone: 817-531-4954 Creative autobiography NC702 (NC) Fax: 817-531-4814 Express yourself in poetry NC703 (NC) E-mail: [email protected] Writing/publishing stories, books, and articles World Wide Web: http: / /www.txwesleyan.edu NC711 (NC) English Technical and Business Writing Business English NC728 (NC) Business writing NC731 (NC) Journalism THOMAS EDISON STATE COLLEGE Letters from the people NC709 (NC) Personal and Miscellaneous Services Credit by examination is available. Overseas enroll- Projecting yourself as a winner NC705 (NC) ment not accepted. Military personnel may enroll Re-entering the workplace NC710 (NC) through the DANTES program. Institution offers spe- Social Sciences and History cial arrangements to take courses not listed in this Genealogy NC707 (NC) catalog. Minimum period for course completion is Researching, writing, and publishing local four months; maximum period for course completion history NC708 (NC) is six months. Average cost: $63 per credit for state

1 U=one unit, HF=half unit, NC=noncredit, QT=quarter unit, VC=variable credit

THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 1 145 Thomas Edison State College residents, $94 per credit for nonresidents. Mandatory C++ programming 205 (3S, VI); L fees: for registration, course materials, shipping and Assembly language 311 (3S); U handling. Data structures 322 (3S); U Computer architecture 332 (3S); U External Degree Program Operating systems 379 (3S); U Associate degree is offered in all areas of study (60 Data Processing credit hours required). Bachelor's degree is offered Computer literacy 107 (3S, VI); L in all areas of study (120 credit hours required). Earth Science Credit for prior nonacademic learning is granted. General earth science 101 (3S, VI); L The external degree program was established in 1972. Economics Macroeconomics 111 (3S, AC, VI); L Certificate Program Microeconomics 112 (3S, AC, VI); L Program offers courses in accounting, administrative International economics 490 (3S, CI, VI); U office management, computer science, finance, and Electronics marketing. Courses are offered for credit. Credit can Electronic instrumentation and control 246 be applied toward an associate degree or a bachelor's (3S); U degree. Environmental Science College Courses Environmental science 200 (3S, VI); L Accounting Global environmental change 311 (6S, CI, Introduction to financial accounting 101 (3S, VI); U VI); L Film Introduction to managerial accounting 102 (3S, American cinema 110 (3S, CI, VI); L VI); L Finance Anthropology Business finance 301 (3S); U Introduction to anthropology 101 (3S, VI); L Geography Archaeology Introduction human geography 120 (3S, VI); L Introduction to western archaeology 101 (3S, Introduction world regional geography 130 (3S, VI); L VI); L Asian Studies Geological Science Asian studies I 301 (3S, VI); U Geological science 100 (3S, VI); L Astronomy History Introductory astronomy 101 (3S, VI); L Western civilization I 101 (3S, VI); L Biology Western civilization II 102 (3S, VI); L Introductory biology 106 (3S, VI); L American history I 113 (3S, AC); L Nutrition 108 (3S, VI); L American history II 114 (3S, AC); L Business American civil rights movement 210 (6S, VI); L Introduction to business 101 (3S, VI); L American Civil War 235 (3S, VI); L Business mathematics 161 (3S, VI); L Introduction Chinese history and culture 261 Business law 201 (3S, VI); L (3S, VI); L Business policy 421 (3S); U African history and culture 301 (3S, VI); U Chemistry Renaissance: origins of the modern West 302 Survey of chemistry 101 (3S, VI); L (3S, VI); U Organic chemistry 310 (3S); U War and American society 310 (3S, VI); U Communications The Middle East 310 (3S, VI); U Language in social contexts 322 (3S); U Modern Latin America and Caribbean 333 (3S, Elements intercultural communication 335 VI); U (3S); U History of Women Computer Science History of women and the family 219 (3S, C programming 116 (3S, VI); L AC); L

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Humanities Political Science Age of the enlightenment 406 (9S, AC, VI); U American government 110 (3S, VI); L Industrial Manufacturing Engineering Technology Dilemmas of war and peace 301 (6S, VI); U Computer aided manufacturing 350 (3S); U Constitutional issues 310 (3S, VI); U Journalism Psychology News writing 352 (3S, VI); U Introduction to psychology 101 (3S, VI); L Literature Developmental psychology 111 (3S, AC, VI); L Modern English/American literature I 101 (3S, Worlds of childhood 317 (3S, VI); U AC); L Research in experimental psychology 322 Modern English/American literature II 102 (3S, (3S); U AC); L Introduction to counseling 331 (3S); U Analysis/interpretation literature 130 (3S, VI); L Abnormal psychology 350 (3S, VI); U Children's literature 221 (3S, VI); L People and organizations 360 (9S, VI); U Shakespeare I 320 (3S, AC, VI); U 20th-century African-American novel 337 Social psychology 370 (6S, CI, VI); U (3S); U Radiation Biophysics Modern American poetry 347 (3S, VI); U Radiation biophysics 354 (3S); U Management Religion Principles of management 301 (3S, CI, VI); U Myth and culture 371 (3S, VI); L Complexity, management, and change 348 Religious quest 405 (9S, CI, VI); U (9S); U Social Science Managing in organizations 351 (9S, CI, VI); U Drugs and society 301 (3S, VI); U International management 372 (3S); U Sociology Managerial communications 373 (3S); U Introduction to sociology 101 (3S, AC); L Small business management 432 (3S, VI); U Marriage and the family 210 (3S, CI, VI); L Marketing Social gerontology 315 (3S, VI); U Iritroduction to marketing 301 (3S, CI, VI); U Adult years 320 (6S, VI); U Principles of sales 310 (3S, VI); U Dealing with diversity 322 (3S, VI); U Marriage and Family Women and social action 376 (3S, VI); U Marriage and the family 210 (3S, AC); L Spanish Mathematics Elementary Spanish I 101 (3S, AC, VI); L College algebra 121 (3S, VI); L Elementary Spanish II 102 (3S, AC, VI); L Discrete mathematics 380 (3S); U Elementary Spanish III 103 (3S, AC, VI); L Mechanical Engineering Technology Statistics Machine Design I 311 (3S); U Principles of statistics 340 (3S, VI); L Machine Design II 312 (3S); U Western Art History Fluid mechanics 318 (3S); U Western art history I 163 (3S, VI); L Operations Management Western art history II 164 (3S, VI); L Introduction operations management 301 Written Expression (3S); U College composition I 105 (3S, VI); L Philosophy College composition II 106 (3S, VI); L Contemporary ethics 286 (3S, AC, CI, VI); L Major philosophers: Socrates to Sartre 376 (3S, Contact CI, VI); U Admissions Office Ethics and the business professional 384 (3S); U 101 West State Street Photography Trenton, NJ 08608-1176 Introduction to photography 101 (3S, VI); L Phone: 609-984-1150 Physics Fax: 609-984-8447 Physics I (non-lab) 101 (3S, VI); L E-mail: [email protected] Physics II (non-lab) 102 (3S, VI); L World Wide Web: http: / /www.tesc.edu

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THE UNION INSTITUTE External Degree Program Master's degree is offered in sport coaching, sport Credit by examination is available. Overseas enroll- management, sports medicine, and sport fitness man- ment accepted. Military personnel may enroll through agement (33 credit hours required). Campus resi- the DANTES program. Minimum period for course dency required for comprehensive examinations and completion is fifteen weeks. Programs are individually- graduation. Program enrolls a total of 350 students; designed independent study for motivated, mature 32 degrees awarded overall in 1996-97 academic year. adults. Undergraduate program offers credit by exami- The external degree program was established in 1993. nation, credit for nonacademic learning, and enrollment by military personnel through DANTES. Gradu- Certificate Program ate College contact is Alvin Hall, Dean (e-mail: Program offers courses in sport management, per- [email protected]). Average cost: $4090 per semester for sonal training, sport coaching, and bodybuilding. graduate students, $242 per semester credit for under- Courses are offered for credit or preparation for graduate courses. certifying exam. Credit can be applied toward certification or licensure. External Degree Program Bachelor's degree is offered in arts and sciences, Graduate Courses business, and criminal justice studies (128 credit hours Sport Coaching required). Doctorate or other terminal degree is Athletics I (track and field) 503.1 (3S) offered in interdisciplinary studies in the arts and Athletics II (track and field) 503.2 (3S) sciences, and clinical psychology. Credit for prior Long distance running 505 (3S) nonacademic learning is granted. Campus residency Baseball I 508.1 (3S) required for entry colloquium and seminars. Program Baseball II 508.2 (3S) enrolls a total of 1,552 students; 252 degrees awarded Basketball I 510.1 (3S) overall in 1996-97 academic year. The external degree Women's basketball I 511.1 (3S) program was established in 1971. Bodybuilding I (men) 514.1 (3S) Football I 532.1 (3S) Contact Football II 532.2 (3S) Dr. Timothy Mott Soccer I 564.1 (3S) Dean and Director Softball I 566.1 (3S) Center for Distance Learning Team handball I 574.1 (3S) 440 East McMillan Street Tennis I 576.1 (3S) Cincinnati, OH 45206 Tennis II 576.2 (3S) Phone: 513-861-6400; 800-486-3116 Volleyball I 578.1 (3S) Fax: 513-861-9026 Volleyball II 578.2 (3S) E-mail: [email protected] Contemporary issues in sport SAB561 (3S) World Wide Web: http://www.tui.edu/ Improving performance through psychological training SAB562 (3S) Sport psychology I SAB568 (3S) Sport coaching methodology SAB571 (3S) Golf I SCS534 (3S) UNITED STATES SPORTS ACADEMY Sport Fitness Management Sport biomechanics SAR510 (3S) Overseas enrollment accepted. Military personnel may Exercise physiology SAR520 (3S) enroll through the DANTES program. Maximum Sport conditioning SAR524 (3S) period for course completion is fifteen weeks. The Introduction to research SAR574 (3S) average cost per college credit is $300. Mandatory Sport exercise testing and prescription SAR580 fees: $50 application for domestic students, $125 appli- (3S) cation for international students, $100 computer fee, Sport Management $100 graduation fee. Sport administration and finance SAM540 (3S)

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Sport business and personnel management credit is$70;the average cost per high school credit is SAM542 (3S) $75. Mandatory fees: $40 for registration and supplies Sport marketing SAM544 (3S) (college courses only). Sport public relations SAM548 (3S) Sport financial accounting SAM560 (3S) Certificate Program Olympism SAM566 (3S) Program offers courses in criminal justice. Courses Sport facilities SAM582 (3S) are offered for credit. Credit can be applied toward a Event and facility management SAM583 (3S) bachelor's degree. Sport law and risk management SAM586 (3S) Sport communications and media relations High School Courses SAM587 (3S) Business Education Sport fund raising SAM590 (3S) General business 10A (HF) Introduction to the business of sports agents General business 10B (HF) SAM592 (3S) Basic business procedures 9A (HF) Sports Medicine Basic business procedures 9B (HF) Sports medicine I SAD550 (3S) Computer Education Sports medicine II SAD552 (3S) Computer education 9 (HF) Sports medicine III SAD554 (3S) English Sport nutrition SAD556 (3S) Tenth-grade English 10A (HF) Ergogenic aids and sport performance SAD558 Tenth-grade English 10B (HF) (3S) Eleventh-grade English 11A (HF) Scientific principles of resistance training Eleventh-grade English 11B (HF) SAD562 (3S) Twelfth-grade English 12A (HF) Anabolic steroids and sport SAD566 (3S) Twelfth-grade English 12B (HF) Overuse injuries in sport SAD568 (3S) Basic grammar review 13 (HF) Aerobic dance-exercise SAD572 (3S) Written composition 14 (HF) Ninth-grade English 9A (HF) Contact Ninth-grade English 9B (HF) Brett D. Mills Etiquette Assistant Dean Etiquette 10A (HF) Continuing Education and Distance Learning Health One Academy Drive Health education 10A (HF) Daphne, AL 36526 Health education 10B (HF) Phone: 334-626-3303; 800-223-2668 Mathematics Fax: 334-626-1149 Unified geometry 10A (HF) E-mail: bumills@ussa- sport.ussa.edu Unified geometry 10B (HF) World Wide Web: http://www.sport.ussa.edu Algebra II 11A (HF) Algebra II 11B (HF) Trigonometry 12 (HF) General mathematics 13A (HF) General mathematics 13B (HF) THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA Consumer mathematics 14 (HF) Algebra I 9A (HF) Enrollment on a noncredit basis accepted in credit Algebra I 9B (HF) courses. High school students may enroll in under- Peer Counseling graduate courses for credit. Overseas enrollment Peer counseling: project self-discovery 10 (HF) accepted. Military personnel may enroll through the Peer counseling: knowing myself and helping DANTES program. Minimum period for course others 9 (HF) completion is six weeks; maximum period for course Psychology completion is one year. The average cost per college Psychology 10 (HF)

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Science Introduction to personal financial planning Chemistry 10A (HF) 204C (3S); L Chemistry 10B (HF) Household equipment 240C (3S); L Biology 11A (HF) Consumer protection 401C (3S); U Biology 11B (HF) Advanced topics in personal financial planning- Physical science 9A (HF) investments 404C (3S); U Physical science 9B (HF) Counselor Education Social Studies Guidance for teachers 411C (3S); U World history 10A (HF) Criminal Justice World history 10B (HF) Introduction to criminal justice 100C (3S); L Introduction to law enforcement 220C (3S); L U.S. history 11A (HF) Introduction to private security 221C (3S); L U.S. history 11B (HF) Introduction to the judicial process 250C (3S); L Economics 12A (HF) Introduction to corrections 270C (3S); L U.S. government 12B (HF) Criminal investigation 321C (3S); U Sociology 13A (HF) Organization and management concepts in Basic citizenship 99A (NC) criminal justice 330C (3S); U Intermediate citizenship 99B (NC) Crime prevention and control 421C (3S); U Alabama history 9A (HF) Economics World geography 9B (HF) Principles of microeconomics 110C (3S); L Spanish Principles of macroeconomics 111C (3S); L First-year Spanish I lA (HF, AC) Intermediate microeconomics 308C (3S); U First-year Spanish II 1B (HF, AC) Intermediate macroeconomics 309C (3S); U Second-year Spanish I 2A (HF) History of economic concepts 450C (3S); U Second-year Spanish II 2B (HF) Comparative economic systems 453C (3S); U English College Courses English composition I 101C (3S); L Astronomy English composition II 102C (3S); L Introduction to astronomy 101C (3S); L Introduction to creative writing 200C (3S); L Athletic Coaching English literature I 205C (3S); L Theory of coaching baseball 383C (3S); U English literature II 206C (3S); L Biology American literature I 209C (3S); L Medical etymology 201C (2S, AC); L American literature II 210C (3S); L Human reproduction 210C (2S, VI); L Fiction writing 301C (3S); U Human anatomy and physiology without Poetry writing 303C (3S); U laboratory 213C (4S, VI); L Southern literature 347C (3S); U Human anatomy and physiology without Shakespeare 366C (3S); U laboratory 214C (4S, VI); L Major English writers 374C (3S); U History of biology 281C (2S); L The English novel 387C (3S); U Heredity 309C (3S); U Images of women in literature 388C (3S); L Chemical Engineering Finance Process calculations 252C (3S); L Introduction to financial institutions and Thermodynamic calculations 253C (3S); L markets 301C (3S); U Classics Business finance 302C (3S); U Greek and Roman mythology 222C (3S); L Principles of real estate 331C (3S); U Computer Science Personal insurance planning 341C (3S); U Microcomputer applications 102C (3S, CI); L Money and capital markets 412C (3S); U Consumer Sciences Investments 414C (3S); U Individual and family resource management Public finance 423C (3S); U 201C (3S); L International finance 431C (3S); U

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Real estate appraisal 432C (3S); U Management Real estate finance 436C (3S); U Organizational theory and behavior 300C Business risk management 442C (3S); U (3S); U Geography Mass Communications World regional geography 105C (3S); L Introduction to mass communication 101C Principles of human geography 110C (3S); L (3S); L Geography of the U.S. and Canada 243C (3S); L Mass communication law and regulation 401C Geography of Europe 246C (3S); L (3S); U Industrial development and location 365C Mathematics High school algebra 001C (NC); L (3S); U Plane geometry 002C (NC); L German Remedial mathematics 005C (NC); L Elementary German I 101C (4S, AC); L College algebra 109C (3S); L Elementary German II 102C (4S, AC); L Precalculus algebra I 111C (3S); L Intermediate German I 201C (3S, AC);L Precalculus algebra II 112C (3S); L Intermediate German II 202C (3S, AC); L Introduction to mathematical reasoning I 113C German unification and contemporary Europe (3S); L 275C (3S); L Introduction to mathematical reasoning II 114C Health Education (3S); L Personal health 270C (3S); L Introduction to finite mathematics 118C (3S); L History Mathematics for calculus 119C (3S); L Western civilization to 1648 101C (3S); L Introduction to college mathematics 120C Western civilization since 1648 102C (3S); L (3S); L Comparative world civilizations 110C (3S); L Introduction to calculus 121C (3S); L American civilization to 1865 203C (3S); L Analytic geometry and calculus 125C (4S); L American civilization since 1865 204C (3S); L Calculus and analytic geometry 126C (4S); L History of Alabama to 1865 225C (3S); L Calculus 227C (4S); L History of Alabama since 1865 226C (3S); L Music Academics History of the Christian church to 1500 235C Introduction to listening 121C (3S, AC); L (3S); L Philosophy History of the Christian church since 1500 236 Introduction to philosophy 100C (3S); L (3S); L Introduction to ethics 200C (3S); L Colonial Latin America 237C (3S); L Physics Descriptive physics for non-science majors I Modern Latin America since 1808 238C (3S); L 115C (3S); L England to 1688 247C (3S); L Political Science England since 1688 248C (3S); L Introduction to American politics 101C (3S); L United States since 1945 418C (3S); U Introduction to public policy 103C (3S); L Human Development and Family Studies Public administration 206C (3S); L Human development 101C (3S); L State and local government 211C (3S); L Marriage and the family 262C (3S); L Political parties and elections 311C (3S); U Child development: school age 301C (3S); U Psychology Child development: adolescence 302C (3S); U Introduction to psychology 101C (3S); L Human Nutrition and Hospitality Management Psychology of adjustment 207C (3S); L Introduction to human nutrition 101C (3S); L Elementary statistical methods 211C (3S); L Nutrition in the life cycle 201C (3S); L Applied psychology 228C (3S); L Journalism Religious Studies Feature writing 316C (3S); U Introduction to religious studies 100C (3S); L Library Studies Sociology Library research 140C (2S); L Introduction to sociology 101C (3S); L

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Sociology (continued) College Courses Analysis of social problems 202C (3S); L Alaska Native Studies Spanish Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act 151 (3S); L Intermediate Spanish I 201C (3S, AC); L Alaska native land settlement 310 (3S); U Intermediate Spanish II 202C (3S, AC); L Anthropology Advanced grammar and composition 356C Introduction to anthropology 101 (3S); L (3S); U Oral tradition: folklore and oral history 230 (3S, Survey of Spanish literature I 371C (3S); U AC, VI); L Survey of Spanish literature II 372C (3S); U Native cultures of Alaska 242 (3S); L Statistics Applied Business Statistical methods I 250C (3S); L Statistical methods II 251C (3S); L Basics of investing 120 (3S); L Telecommunication and Film Real estate law 223 (3S); L Introduction to telecommunication and film Art/Music/Theater 100C (3S); L Aesthetic appreciation 200X (3S, CI, VI); L Theater Aviation Technology History of the theater I 451C (3S); U Private pilot ground school 100 (4S, LK); L History of the theater II 452C (3S); U Biology European theatre history since 1850 453C Natural history of Alaska 104 (3S); L (3S); U Introduction to marine biology 150 (3S); L Playwriting I 482C (3S); U Business Administration Dramatic theory and criticism 486C (3S); U Introduction to business 151 (3S); L Tourism principles and practices 160 (3S); L Noncredit Courses Principles of marketing 343 (3S); U Bail Bonding Business Administration/Journalism Bail bond practices in Alabama 001C (NC) Principles of advertising 326 (3S); U Computer Information and Office Systems Contact Electronic mail and online services 146A (1S, Dr. Carroll Tingle CI); L Director Introduction to the Internet I 146B (1S, CI); L Distance Education Introduction to the Internet II 146C (1S, CI); L Box 870388 Developmental English Tuscaloosa, AL 35487 Preparatory college English 070 (3S, AC); L Phone: 205-348-9278; 800-452-5971 Developmental Math Fax: 205-348-0249 Basic college mathematics 050 (3S); L E-mail: [email protected] Elementary algebra 060 (3S); L World Wide Web: http://ualix.ua.edu/disted Review of elementary algebra 061 (1S); L Intermediate algebra 070 (3S); L Review of intermediate algebra 071 (1S); L Review of basic geometry 081 (1S); L Early Childhood Child development 245 (3S); L UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA FAIRBANKS Economics Principles of. economics 200 (4S); L High school students may enroll in undergraduate Economics/Political Science courses for credit. Overseas enrollment accepted. Mili- Political economy 100X (3S); L tary personnel may enroll through the DANTES pro- Education gram. Maximum period for course completion is one The exceptional learner 375 (3S); U year. The average cost per college credit is $75. Man- English datory fees: $20 for shipping and handling. Methods of written communication 111X (3S); L

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Intermediate exposition with modes of literature Concepts of math 132 (3S); L 211X (3S); L Calculus I 200X (4S); L Business, grant, and report writing 212 (3S, Calculus II 201X (4S); L CI); L Calculus III 202X (4S, VI); L Intermediate exposition 213X (3S); L Mathematics for elementary school teachers I Survey American literature to civil war 306 205 (3S); L (3S); U Math for elementary school teachers II 206 Survey American literature civil war to present (3S); L 307 (3S); U Music Narrative art of Alaskan native peoples 349 (3S, Music fundamentals 103 (3S); L CI); U Enjoying jazz 125 (2S, CI); L Literature of Alaska and Yukon Territory 350 Petroleum Engineering (3S); U Survey of energy industries 103 (3S); L Foreign Languages Political Science Beginning Latin I 193A (3S); L Beginning Latin II 193B (3S); L Introduction to American government and Beginning ancient Greek I 193C (3S); L politics 101 (3S); L Beginning ancient Greek II 193D (3S); L Psychology Geography Introduction to psychology 101 (3S); L Introductory geography 101 (3S); L Lifespan development psychology 240 (3S); L Elements of physical geography 205 (3S); L Personality 304 (3S); U Geography of Alaska 302 (3S); U Abnormal psychology 345 (3S); U Health Biological psychology 393 (3S); U Science of nutrition 203 (3S); L Psychology/Sociology History Drugs and drug dependence 370 (3S); U History of Western civilization I 101 (3S); L Science Application Alaska, land and its people 115 (3S, AC); L Fundamentals of petroleum 101 (3S); L History of the U.S. I 131 (3S); L Sociology History of the U.S. II 132 (3S); L Introduction to sociology 101 (3S, CI); L History of Alaska 461 (3S, VI); U Social institutions 102 (3S, CI); L Journalism The family: a cross-cultural perspective 242 (3S, Introduction to mass communications 101 CI); L (3S); L Sociology/Anthropology Introduction to broadcasting 102 (3S); L Individual, society, and culture 100X (3S, CI, History of the cinema 105 (3S, VI); L VI); L Film and TV criticism 308 (3S, VI); U Statistics Magazine article writing 311 (3S); U Elementary probability and statistics 200 (3S); L Mass media law and regulation 413 (3S, AC); U Library Science Graduate Courses Library and information strategies 100X (1S, Computer Information and Office Systems CI); L Electronic mail and online services 501 (1S, CI) Library information and research 101X (IS, Using the Internet 502 (1S, CI) CI); L Applying telecommunications 503 (1S, CI) Linguistics Computer Science Nature of language 101 (3S); L Computer science for software engineers 670 Mathematics (3S, CI) Functions for calculus 107X (3S); L Education Trigonometry 108 (3S); L Education and cultural processes 610 (3S, CI) Concepts and applications of math 131X (3S, Education and socioeconomic change 616 (3S) VI); L Small schools curriculum design 631 (3S)

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Education (continued) Phone: 907-465-6353 Educational administration in cultural Fax: 907-465-6549 perspective 660 (3S) E-mail: [email protected] Journalism World Wide Web: http://www.jun.alaska.edu Publishing, production, and theory 685 (3S, CI) Contact Jim Stricks Director THE UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA Center for Distance Education and Independent Learning Enrollment on a noncredit basis accepted in credit PO Box 756700 courses. High school students may enroll in under- Fairbanks, AK 99775 graduate courses for credit. Overseas enrollment Phone: 907-474-5353 accepted. Military personnel may enroll through the Fax: 907-474-5402 DANTES program. Minimum period for course E-mail: racde@uaf. edu completion is six weeks; maximum period for course World Wide Web: http://uafcde.uaflrb.alaska.edu completion is nine months. The average cost per college credit is $105; the average cost per high school credit is $81.

Elementary Courses UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA SOUTHEAST English Reading/language arts (1st semester) 4A (HF) Credit by examination is available. Overseas enroll- Reading/language arts (2nd semester) 4B (HF) ment accepted. Military personnel may enroll through Reading/language arts (1st semester) 5A (HF) the DANTES program. Maximum period for course Reading/language arts (2nd semester) 5B (HF) completion is one year. Average cost: $71 per credit Reading/language arts (1st semester) 6A (HF) for lower division courses, $79 per credit for upper Reading/language arts (2nd semester) 6B (HF) division courses. Mandatory fees: an average of $170 First semester 7th grade English 7A (HF) per course for materials and distribution. Second semester 7th grade English 7B (HF) First semester 8th grade English 8A (HF) College Courses Second semester 8th grade English 8B (HF) Alaska Studies French Alaska studies ALST300 (3S, CI, VI); U French 1 semester lA (HF) Biology French 2 semester 1B (HF) Bald eagles of Alaska's coastal rainforest French 3 semester 2A (HF) BIOL250 (3S, VI); L French 4 semester 2B (HF) Brown bears of southeast Alaska BIOL251 (3S, Mathematics VI); L Mathematics connections (1st semester) 4A Humpback/killer whales of the northeast Pacific (HF) coast BIOL252 (3S, AC, VI); L Mathematics connections (2nd semester) 4B Education (HF) Multicultural education ED380 (3S, CI, VI); U Mathematics (1st semester) 5A (HF) Mathematics (2nd semester) 5B (HF) Contact Mathematics (1st semester) 6A (HF) Shirley Grubb Mathematics (2nd semester) 6B (HF) Assistant to the Dean First semester 7th grade math 7A (HF) Distance Education Office/Academic Programs Second semester 7th grade math 7B (HF) 11120 Glacier Highway First semester 8th grade math 8A (HF) Juneau, AK 99801 Second semester 8th grade math 8B (HF)

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Science Creative writing (HF) Science(1st semester) 4A (HF) Vocabulary building II (bilingual) (HF) Science(2nd semester) 4B (HF) Vocabulary building I (bilingual) (HF) Science(1st semester) 5A (HF) World literature A (HF) Science(2nd semester) 5B (HF) English 10A (HF) Science(1st semester) 6A (HF) English (bilingual) 10A (HF) Science(2nd semester) 6B (HF) English (bilingual) 10B (HF) Science(1st semester) 7A (HF) English 10B (HF) Science(2nd semester) 7B (HF) Vocabulary study 11-12 (HF) Science(1st semester) 8A (HF) Basic English skills 1112A (HF) Science(2nd semester) 8B (HF) Basic English skills 1112B (HF) Social Studies Language and usage 11A (HF) Psychology of self (HF) English (bilingual) 11A (HF) U.S. geography/national heritage 4A (HF) Language and usage 11B (HF) U.S. geography/national heritage 4B (HF) English (bilingual) 11B (HF) American history/geography 5A (HF) English (bilingual) 12A (HF) American history/geography 5B (HF) Language and usage 12A (HF) World cultures and geography 6A (HF) World cultures and geography 6B (HF) English (bilingual) 12B (HF) World geography 7A (HF) Language and usage 12B (HF) World geography 7B (HF) Basic English skills 9-10A (HF) American history and geography 8A (HF) Basic English skills 9-10B (HF) American history and civics 8B (HF) English (bilingual) 9A (HF) Language and usage 9A (HF) High School Courses Language and usage 9Al2B (HF) Accounting English (bilingual) 9B (HF) Elementary accounting 11A (HF) Language and usage 9B (HF) Elementary accounting 11B (HF) English as a Second Language African-American Studies English as a second language 1A (HF, AC) African-American studies (HF) English as a second language 1B (HF, AC) Art Family and Consumer Resources Introduction to drawing (HF) Interpersonal relationships: friendships Auto marriage (HF) Auto repair and service II (HF) Child development A (HF) Introduction to auto body repair and painting Child development B (HF) (HF) Geography Auto repair and service I (HF) World geography 10A (HF) Biology World geography 10B (HF) Biology 9A (HF) Government Biology 9B (HF) American/Arizona political process (HF) Business United States/Arizona government II (HF) Business law (HF) United States/Arizona government I (HF) Intro to business (HF) Arizona government (bilingual) (HF) Business communications (HF) Arizona government 11-12 (HF) Computer Science United States government 11-12 (HF) Basic computer awareness (HF) American political process 12 (HF) English Health World literature B (HF) Human sexuality (HF) Intro to technical writing (HF) Health Education Advanced technical writing (HF) Introduction to health science (HF)

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History Science Mexican folklore (HF) Basic earth science 10A (HF) World history/geography first semester (HF) Basic earth science 10B (HF) World history/geography second semester (HF) Astronomy 11A (HF) The Holocaust (HF) Astronomy 11B (HF) Mexican/American Culture (HF) Social Studies Arizona history 11-12 (HF) Psychology of Self (HF) United States history to 1900 11A (HF) Introduction to American Indian studies (HF) World history 11A (HF) Elementary psychology 12 (HF) United States history (bilingual) 11A (HF) Elementary sociology 12 (HF) United States history (bilingual) 11B (HF) Free enterprise 12 (HF) United States history from 1900 11B (HF) Spanish World history 11B (HF) Spanish, first semester A-1 (HF, AC) United States/Arizona history 11C (HF) Spanish, second semester A-2 (HF) United States/Arizona history 11D (HF) Spanish, third semester B-1 (HF) Cultures around the world A (HF) Spanish, fourth semester B-2 (HF) Cultures around the world B (HF) Home Economics College Courses Interpersonal relationships (bilingual) (HF) Accounting Latin Introduction to financial accounting 4200 Latin, first semester Al (HF) (3U); L Latin, second semester A2 (HF) Introduction to managerial accounting 4210 Latin, third semester B1 (HF) (3U); L Latin, fourth semester B2 (HF) African-American Studies Marketing Introduction to African American studies 4220 Hospitality marketing/lodging (HF) (3U); L Marketing/travel and tourism (HF) Animal Sciences Marketing (HF) Feeds and feeding 4234 (3U); L Mathematics Anthropology Elementary algebra 2nd year 1 semester (HF) Introto biological anthropology and Vocational/technical/career math (HF) archaeology 4101 (3U); L Consumer math (bilingual) (HF) Introduction to cultural and linguistic Vocational/technical/career math (bilingual) anthropology 4102 (3U); L (HF) Cultural anthropology 4200 (3U); L Elementary algebra 1st semester (HF) Prehistoric peoples of the Southwest 4205 Consumer mathematics (HF) (3U); L Elementary algebra 2nd year 2 semester (HF) Native peoples of the Southwest 4206 (3U); L Plane geometry 10A (HF) Human evolution 4265 (3U); L Plane geometry 10B (HF) The nature of language 4276 (3U); L Plane trigonometry 11A (HF) Astronomy General math 9A (HF) Essentials of astronomy 4100 (3U); L Math (bilingual) 9A (HF) Atmospheric Sciences Math (bilingual) 9B (HF) Introduction to meteorology and climatology General math 9B (HF) 4171 (3U); L Elementary algebra 9D (HF) Cell Biology and Anatomy Mathematics and Consumer Economics Human reproductive biology 4415 (3U); U Skills for living (HF) Chemistry Music Fundamentals of chemistry 103a (3U); L Music appreciation II (HF) Chinese Studies Music appreciation I (HF) Chinese humanities 4142 (3U); L

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History of China 4376 (3U); U Intermediate German 4202B (2U, AC); L China 4476 (3U); U Health East Asian Studies Personal health wellness 4178 (3U); L Asian religions 4130 (3U); L Health education intervention methods 4381 Modern East Asia: a history 4270 (3U); L (3U); U Ecology and Evolutionary Biology International health 4433 (3U); U Introductory botany 4105R (3U); L Safety education and accident prevention 4435 Plants useful to man 4412 (2U); U (3U); U Economics Health Education Principles of economics 201a (3U); L Contemporary community health problems 400 Principles of economics 201b (3U); L (3U); U Principles of economics 4201A (3U); L History Principles of economics 4201B (3U); L History of western civilization: backgrounds and Survey of economic theory 4210 (3U); L formation to 1648 4101 (3U); L English History of western civilization: emergence of the Modern literature 4261 (3U); L modern world since 1648 4102 (3U); L Major American writers 4265 (3U); L History of the United States, 1607 to 1877 4106 Entomology (3U); L Insects and society 4151R (3U); L History of the United States, 1877 to the present Family and Consumer Resources 4107 (3U); L Self and the world of work 297A1 (1U); L History of England to 1603 4117 (3U); L Self and the world of work 297A2 (1U); L History of England from 1603 to the present French 4118 (3U); L French theater in translation 284 (3U); L The French revolution and Napoleon 4420 Elementary French 4101A (2U); L (3U); U Elementary French 4101B (2U); L United States: 1945 to present 4440 (3U); U Elementary French .4102A (2U); L History of American foreign relations to 1914 Elementary French 4102B (2U); L 4449 (3U); U Intermediate French 4201A (2U); L History of American foreign relations since 1914 Intermediate French 4201B (2U); L 4450 (3U); U Intermediate French 4202A (2U); L Home Economics Intermediate French 4202B (2U); L Life span family relations 4137 (3U); L The French novel and society 4282 (3U); L Dynamics of family relations 4337 (3U); U Existentialism and the absurd 4283 (3U); L Marketing Geography and Regional Development Introduction to marketing 4361 (3U); U Human geography 102a (3U); L Retailing management 4458 (3U); U Physical geography 103a (3U); L Mathematics Physical geography 103b (3U); L Math in modern society 122 (3U); L World regional geography 4151 (3U); L College algebra 4117R (3U); L Geosciences Plane trigonometry 4118 (2U); L Introduction to physical geology 4101 (3U); L Finite mathematics 4119 (3U); L Historical geology 4102 (3U); L Elements of calculus 4123 (3U, CI); L German Calculus 4125A (3U, CI); L Elementary German 4101A (2U, AC); L Calculus 4125B (3U, CI); L Elementary German 4101B (2U, AC); L Introduction to ordinary differential equations Elementary German 4102A (2U, AC); L 4254 (3U, CI); L Elementary German 4102B (2U, AC); L Music Intermediate German 4201A (2U, AC); L Understanding music through listening 107 Intermediate German 4201B (2U, AC); L (3U); L Intermediate German 4202A (2U, AC); L Basic musicianship 4100 (3U); L

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Music (continued) Intermediate Russian 4th semester 201B2 (2U, Survey of music II 4108 (3U); L AC); L Music in world cultures 4434 (3U); U Sociology Near East Studies Social statistics 274 (3U); U Indian civilization 170 (3U); L Social research methods 275 (3U); L Modern East Asia 4270 (3U); L Medical sociology 303 (3U); U Pharmacology Collective behavior and social movements 313 Neurobiology of drugs of abuse 445 (3U); U (3U); U Physics Political sociology 315 (3U); U Introductory physics 4102 (3U); L Sociology of popular culture 317 (3U); U Introductory physics 4103 (3U); L Sociology of sexuality 324 (3U); U Plant Pathology Group processes 333 (3U); U Introductory plant pathology 4305 (3U); U Introduction to sociology 4101 (3U); L Political Science Sociology of women 4150 (3U); L Intro to comparative politics 140 (3U); L Minority relations and urban society 4160 American national government 4102 (3U); L (3U); L Introduction to international relations 4120 World population 4189 (3U); L (3U); L American social problems 4201 (3U); L American state and local government 4130 Sociology of family and households 4321 (3U); L (3U); U Arizona government 4214 (1U); L Sociology of religion 4322 (3U); U Minority groups and American politics 4330 Juvenile delinquency 4341 (3U); U (3U); U Criminology 4342 (3U); U Soviet and post-Soviet foreign policy 4451 Social equality 450 (3U); U (3U); U Sociology of gender 459 (3U); U Psychology Spanish Intro to psychology 101 (3U); L Elementary Spanish 4101A (2U); L Psychology of gender 216 (3U); L Elementary Spanish 4101B (2U); L Psychological measurement and statistics 230 Elementary Spanish 4102A (2U); L (3U); L Elementary Spanish 4102B (2U); L Research methods 290 (3U); L Intermediate Spanish 4201A (2U); L Human sexuality 364 (3U); U Intermediate Spanish 4201B (2U); L Renewable Natural Resources Intermediate Spanish 4202A (2U); L Conservation of natural resources 4135 (3U); L Intermediate Spanish 4202B (2U); L Russian and Slavic Languages Statistics Elementary Russian 1st semester 101A1 (2U, Introduction to statistics 4160 (3U); L AC); L Statistical methods in biological science 4263 Elementary Russian 1st semester 101A2 (2U, (3U); L AC); L Systems and Industrial Engineering Elementary Russian 2nd semester 101B1 (2U, Computer methods for engineering 4270 (3U, AC); L CI); L Elementary Russian 2nd semester 101B2 (2U, Intro to engineering probability and statistics AC); L 4305 (3U); U Intermediate Russian 3rd semester 201A1 (2U, Teaching and Teacher Education AC); L Records/information management 4384 (3U); U Intermediate Russian 3rd semester 201A2 (2U, AC); L Noncredit Courses Intermediate Russian 4th semester 201B1 (2U, Art AC); L Art basics (NC)

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Auto average cost per high school credit is $65. Mandatory Everything you wanted to know about car repair fees: for postage and handling, book rental/purchase, (NC) course materials. Correspondence Studies Library paraprofessional training program (NC) High School Courses Preparing for and enjoying retirement (NC) Business Color yourself successful (NC) Computer literacy I COMPI (HF) English Computer literacy II COMPII (HF) Creative writing (NC) English Music Business communications I BCOMI (HF) Rock and roll to heavy metal: a history (NC) Grammar and literature ENGL10A (HF) Personal Development Grammar and literature ENGL1OB (HF) Great composers (NC, AC) Grammar ENGL1OG (HF) Weight control (NC, AC) Literature ENGL1OL (HF) Weight control (NC, AC) Grammar and literature ENGL11A (HF) Improving study techniques (NC, AC) Grammar and literature ENGL11B (HF) Learning calligraphy (NC) Grammar ENGL11G (HF) Plant Pathology Plants and microorganisms (NC) Literature ENGL11L (HF) Professional Development Grammar and literature ENGL12A (HF) Introduction to museum work (NC) Grammar and literature ENGL12B (HF) Focus on museums' collections (NC) Grammar ENGL12G (HF) Real Estate Literature ENGL12L (HF) Risk management (NC) Grammar and literature ENGL9A (HF) Spanish Grammar and literature ENGL9B (HF) Beginning conversational Spanish (NC, AC) Grammar ENGL9G (HF) Literature ENGL9L (HF) Contact Remedial language arts course I LANGI (HF) Leslie Dykstra Remedial language arts course II LANGII (HF) Director Introduction to mythology I MYTH' (HF) Extended University/Independent Study Dynamics of study skills I STUDI (HF) 888 North Euclid Avenue, PO Box 210158 Vocabulary improvement and reading Tucson, AZ 85721-0158 development I VDEVI (HF) Phone: 520-626-4222; 800-772-7480 World literature I WLITI (HF) Fax: 520-621-3269 World literature II WLITII (HF) E-mail: [email protected] Foreign Languages World Wide Web: http://www.arizona.edu/ French FREN1A (HF) French FREN1B (HF) Latin LATN1A (HF) Latin LATN1B (HF) Spanish SPAN1A (HF) Spanish SPAN1B (HF) UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS Spanish SPANIIA (HF) Spanish SPANIIB (HF) High school students may enroll in undergraduate Home Economics courses for credit. Overseas enrollment accepted. Mili- Nutrition, food, and health HOECI (HF) tary personnel may enroll through the DANTES pro- Etiquette for daily use HOECII (HF) gram. Minimum period for course completion is six Industrial Arts weeks; maximum period for course completion is one Industrial arts drafting DRAF12A (HF) year. The average cost per college credit is $60; the Industrial arts drafting DRAF12B (HF)

1U=one unit, HF=half unit, NC=noncredit, QT=quarter unit, VC=variable credit

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Mathematics Writing for television 4833 (3S); U Advanced algebra ALGB11B (HF) Criminal Justice Algebra ALGB9A (HF) Introduction to criminal justice I 2003 (3S); L Algebra ALGB9B (HF) Introduction to criminal justice II 2023 (3S); L Advanced algebra AMTH11A (HF) Criminology 3023 (3S); U Applied mathematics AMTHIA (HF) Curriculum and Instruction Applied mathematics AMTHIB (HF) Introduction to middle level principles and Applied mathematics AMTHIIA (HF) methods 3703 (3S); U Applied mathematics AMTHIIB (HF) Drama Calculus 12A CALC12A (HF) Introduction to dramatic art 1223 (3S); L Calculus 12B CALC12B (HF) History of the theatre III 4453 (3S); U Geometry GEOM10A (HF) Economics Geometry GEOM1OB (HF) Economic development of the U.S. 1123 (3S); L Pre-algebra PALGI (HF) Principles of macroeconomics 2013 (3S); L Pre-algebra PALGII (HF) Principles of microeconomics 2023 (3S); L Science Elementary Education Biology BIOL10A (HF) Children's literature 3273 (3S); L Biology BIOL1OB (HF) Teaching reading: primary to emergent and General science GSCNI (HF) developmental literature 3343 (3S); U General science GSCNII (HF) English Physiology and hygiene PHYG11A (HF) Composition I 1013 (3S); L Physiology and hygiene PHYG1IB (HF) Composition II 1023 (3S); L Social Studies Vocabulary building 1153 (3S); L Civics CWI9A (HF) Essay writing 2013 (3S); L Civics CWI9B (HF) English literature from beginning to 1798 2113 Economics ECON (HF) (3S); L World geography GEOGIA (HF) English literature from 1798 to present 2123 World geography GEOGIB (HF) (3S); L Global studies I GLOBI (HF) Intermediate composition 3003 (3S); U Global studies II GLOBII (HF) Environmental Science American government GOVTA (HF) Environmental science 1003 (3S); L American government GOVTB (HF) French World history HIST10A (HF) Elementary French 1003 (3S); L World history HIST1OB (HF) Elementary French 1013 (3S); L United States history HIST11A (HF) Intermediate French 2003 (3S); L United States history HIST11B (HF) Intermediate French 2013 (3S); L Sociology SOCII (HF) Ph.D. reading requirement 3063 (3S); U Advanced sociology SOCIII (HF) Advanced French grammar 4003 (3S); U French civilization 4223 (3S); U College Courses Geography Animal Sciences Physical geography 1003 (3S); L Principles of genetics 3123 (3S); U Human geography 1123 (3S); L Anthropology Emerging nations 2103 (3S); L Intro to cultural anthropology 1023 (3S); L Developed nations 2203 (3S); L Indians of North America 3213 (3S); U Conservation of natural resources 3003 (3S); U Business Law United States and Canada 4753 (3S); U Legal environment of business 2013 (3S); L German Communications Introduction to German 1003 (3S); L Film lecture 1003 (3S); L Introduction to German 1013 (3S); L Parliamentary procedure 2351 (1S); L Intermediate German 2003 (3S); L

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Intermediate German 2013 (3S); L State and local government 2203 (3S); L Ph.D. reading requirement 3063 (3S); U Psychology German civilization 4213 (3S); U General psychology 2003 (3S); L Health Education Social psychology 3013 (3S); U Personal health and safety 1103 (3S); L Abnormal psychology 3023 (3S); U Introduction to human sexuality 1303 (3S); L Infancy and early childhood 3033 (3S); U Teaching drug education 3673 (3S); U Psychology of industry and business 3053 History (3S); U History of the American people to 1877 2003 Childhood and adolescence 3093 (3S); U (3S); L Exceptional children 4013 (3S); U History of the American people 1877 to present Adulthood and aging 4023 (3S); U 2013 (3S); L Educational psychology 4033 (3S); U African-American history 3233 (3S); U Psychological tests 4053 (3S); U History of the American Indian 3263 (3S); U Secondary Education Arkansas and the southwest 3383 (3S); U Teaching math 4223 (3S); U Colonial America to 1716 4613 (3S); U Sociology Home Economics General sociology 2013 (3S); L Nutrition in health 1213 (3S); L Social problems 2033 (3S); L Journalism Marriage and the family 2043 (3S); L Introduction to mass communication 1023 Population problems 3013 (3S); U (3S); L Criminology 3023 (3S); U Journalistic style and usage 1033 (3S); L Urban sociology 3153 (3S); U Kinesiology Juvenile delinquency 3233 (3S); U Measurement concepts in kinesiology 3703 Deviant behavior 3723 (3S); U (3S); U Black ghetto 4123 (3S); U Latin Spanish Introduction to Latin poetry 2013 (3S); L Elementary Spanish 1003 (3S); L Management Elementary Spanish 1013 (3S); L Introduction to management 1033 (3S); L Intermediate Spanish 2003 (3S); L Mathematics Intermediate Spanish 2013 (3S); L College algebra 1203 (3S); L Intensive Spanish reading 3063 (3S); U Plane trigonometry 1213 (3S); L Advanced grammar and composition 4003 Finite math 2053 (3S); L (3S); U Calculus I 2554 (4S); L Latin American civilization 4223 (3S); U Calculus II 2564 (4S); L Speech and Dramatic Arts Calculus III 2574 (3S); L Introduction to dramatic arts 1223 (3S); L Microbiology Western Civilization Microorganisms in human affairs 2003 (3S); L Institutions and ideas of Western civilization Philosophy 1003 (3S); L Introduction to philosophy 2003 (3S); L Institutions and ideas of Western civilization Introduction to ethics 2103 (3S); L 1013 (3S); L Logic 2203 (3S); L World Literature Physical Education Introduction to literature 1113 (3S); L Methods/materials: phys ed in elementary Masterpieces of world literature 1123 (3S); L school 3373 (3S); U Zoology Organization/administration of physical Conservation of natural resources 3133 (3S); U education 4213 (3S); U Political Science Contact American national government 2003 (3S); L Gary McHenry Introduction to political science 2013 (3S); L Director, Credit Studies

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Department of Independent Study Plane geometry M904 2 East Center Street Plane geometry M905 Fayetteville, AR 72701 Second-year algebra, first semester M908 Phone: 501-575-3648; 800-638-1217 Second-year algebra, second semester M909 Fax: 501-575-7232 Trigonometry M910 E-mail: [email protected] Physics World Wide Web: http://www.uacted.uark.edu Physics with laboratory SC905 Physics with laboratory SC906 Political Science Civics SS900 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA College Courses EXTENSION Anthropology Introduction to physical anthropology 1 (4S); L Enrollment on a noncredit basis accepted in credit Exploring contemporary anthropology through courses. High school students may enroll in under- film 113 (3S, VI); U graduate courses for credit. Overseas enrollment Social and cultural anthropology 3 (4S, VI); L accepted. Military personnel may enroll through the Art History DANTES program. Minimum period for course Introduction to modern painting 11 (1S); L completion is four months; maximum period for Ancient art: Egypt 152A (4Q); U course completion is one year. Average cost: $405 per Astronomy college course. The average cost for high school Introduction to general astronomy 10 (4S); L courses is $225 per course. Mandatory fees: $6, $9, or Biochemistry $14 for shipping. Introductory biochemistry 105 (3S); U Biology Certificate Program Molecular cell biology 121 (3S); U Program offers courses in business. Courses are offered Biology of cancer 26 (3S); L for credit. Credit can be applied toward a professional Modern biology 4 (3S); L program or certification or licensure. Botany Plant life in California 113 (3S); U High School Courses Business Biology Introduction to financial accounting 1 (3S); L Biology with lab SC903 (LK) Small business management 105 (3S); U English Cost accounting 124 (3S); U Ninth-grade English E900 Administrative accounting 125 (3S); U Ninth-grade English E901 Auditing 126 (4S); U Tenth-grade English E902 Governmental accounting 131 (4S); U Tenth-grade English E903 Accounting: intermediate I 148 (3S); L Eleventh-grade English E904 Accounting: intermediate II 149 (3S); L Eleventh-grade English E905 Accounting: advanced I 152 (3S); U Twelfth-grade English E906 Accounting: advanced II 153 (3S); U Twelfth-grade English E907 Production and operations management 157 Health Sciences (3S); U Health science SC900 Federal tax: individuals 167 (3S); U History Management of human resources 173 (3S); U American history SS905 Federal tax: partners and corporations 179 American history SS906 (3S); U Mathematics Introduction to international business 192 Elementary algebra M900 (3S); U Elementary algebra M901 Escrows and land titles 405.8 (3S); U

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Real estate practice 406 (3S); U Engineering Real estate principles 406.8 (3S); U Math for electronics X38 (2S); L Real estate finance 407 (3S); U English Labor relations 451.9 (3S); U The English language 101 (4S); U Purchasing: basic principles 453 (3S); U Mystery fiction 103.9 (3S); U Management of stress and conflict 454.2 (2S); U English novel 125A (4S); U Principles of marketing 463.3 (3S, CI); U English novel 125B (4S); U Information resources management 480.6 (2S, American fiction to 1900 135A (3S); U CI); U Introductory composition 2A (3S); L Introduction to business organization and Composition and literature 2B (3S); L management 492.8 (3S); U Technical writing 412 (3S); U EDP and operational accounting X123 (3S); U Nonfiction writing workshop 428 (3S); U Intro to Business Law X18 (3S); L Popular forms of fiction 437 (3S, CI); U Accounting information systems X4054 (3S); U Writing and revising short story X36 (3S); L Cultural diversity within an organization X457 Magazine article writing X431 (3S); U (1S); U Advanced article writing X432 (3S); U Cultural diversity and new business Marketing and publishing fiction X439 (2S); U opportunities X458 (1S); U Writing a successful essay X450 (1S); U Quality management cultural diversity and new Business writing review X455 (18); U busi X470.1 (2S); U Multicultural literature X55 (3S); L Managerial accounting XB1 (3S); L Shakespeare XB17 (4S); L Chemistry Entomological Science Organic chemistry 18 (3S); L Pest control course branch 1 401 (3S); U Introductory chemistry 25 (3Q); L Pest control course branch 2 402 (3S); U Chinese Pest control course branch 3 403 (3S); U Elementary Chinese: course I 3 (5S); U Film Elementary Chinese: course II 4 (5S); U Art of film 20 (3S); L Computer Science French Introduction to programming BASIC 11 (3S, French: elementary course I 25 (3S, AC); L CI); L French: elementary course II 26 (3S, AC); L Introductory Pascal 13 (3S); L Genetics C language programming 24 (2S); L Survey of general genetics 142 (3S); U Concepts of database management 408 (3S); U Geology Concepts of information systems 42 (3S, CI); L Geology of California 109 (4Q); U Systems analysis and design: an overview 422 Introduction to physical geology 3 (3S); L (3S, CI); U Earthquakes X25 (1S); L Conservation and Resource Studies Graphic Arts/Design Environmental issues 10 (4S); L Fundamentals of graphic design 438 (3S); U Design History Publication design X405 (2S); U History of the U.S. 17A (4Q); L Economics History of the U.S. 17B (4Q); L Microeconomics 2 (5Q); L World civilization: Neolithic Age to Renaissance Macroeconomics 3 (3S); L 19 (3S); L Electrical Engineering World civilization: 1500 to the present 24 (3S); L Digital integrated circuits 480 (3S); U Integrative Biology Using Unix systems analysis and design: applying Marine biology X55 (3S); L structures X415 (3S); U Interdisciplinary Studies Systems analysis and design: applying structured Cultural diversity in the U.S.-X15 (3S); L techniques X423 (3S); U Italian Fundamentals of C++ X459 (3S); U Elementary Italian I 15 (3S, AC); L

1U=one unit, HF=half unit, NC=noncredit, QT=quarter unit, VC=variable credit ; L 7 . THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 163 University of California Extension

Italian(continued) Noncredit Courses Elementary Italian II 16 (3S, AC); L Engineering and Applied Science Journalism Engineering fundamentals review 843 (NC) Editorial workshop 413 (3S); U English Mathematics Writing fundamentals 804 (NC) Precalculus 9 (2S); L The writer within 806 (NC); U Intermediate algebra D (2S); L Poetry writing 815 (NC) Calculus X1A (4S); L Perfecting your poem 818 (NC) Molecular and Cell Biology Psychology Intro to human physiology XB32 (3S); L Managing major life changes 812 (NC) Music Radiological Sciences Music appreciation (3S); L Radiological technology: core area 800A (NC) Radiological technology: chest 800C (NC) Nutritional Sciences Radiological technology: extremities 800E (NC) Nutrition 103 (3S); U Radiological technology: lab 800R (NC) Philosophy Radiological technology: torso-skeletal 800T History of Buddhist philosophy 169 (3S); U (NC) Western phil: pre-Socratics through Middle Ages 20A (3S, CI); L Contact Physics Student Services Concepts of physics 10 (4Q); L Center for Media and Independent Learning Political Science 2000 Center Street, Suite 400 American politics XB1 (4S); L Berkeley, CA 94704 Psychology Phone: 510-642-4124 General psychology 1 (3S); U Fax: 510-643-9271 Abnormal psychology 127 (4Q); U E-mail: [email protected] Adolescence 139.1 (3S); U World Wide Web: http://www- Psychology of communication 156.1 (3S); U cmil.unex.berkeley.edu Critical thinking 23 (3S, CI); L Developmental psychology X130 (4Q); U Public Health Hazardous materials management 123 (2S, CI); U Sound mind, sound society 406 (2S); U UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL ARKANSAS HIV and kids X40 (1S); L Religious Studies Credit by examination is available. Overseas enroll- The absolute in world religions X10 (3S); L ment accepted. Military personnel may enroll through the DANTES program. Minimum period for course Sociology completion is two months; maximum period for course Principles of sociology X2 (3S); L completion is one year. The average cost per college Spanish credit is $70. Spanish: elementary course I 30 (3S, AC); L Spanish: elementary course II 31 (3S, AC); L College Courses Spanish: elementary course III 32 (3S, AC); L Economics Spanish: intermediate course I 33 (3S, AC); L Principles of economics I 2320 (3S); L Spanish for the professions I 401 (2S, AC); U Principles of economics II 2321 (3S); L Spanish for the professions II 404 (2S, AC); L Education Statistics Child and adolescent development 2310 (3S); L Introduction to statistics 2 (4S); L The American school system 3309 (3S); U

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164 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 1 72 University of Central Arkansas

English Adolescent growth and development 2301 American literature I 2312 (3S); L (3S); L American literature II 2313 (3S); L Educational psychology 3300 (3S); U English, rhetoric, and composition 3301 (3S); U Social psychology 3360 (3S); U Children's literature 3310 (3S); U Abnormal psychology 4320 (3S); U Geography Sociology Introduction to physical geography 1315 (3S); L Principles of sociology 1300 (3S); L Introduction to human geography 1370 (3S); L Social problems 1325 (3S); L German The family 3350 (3S); U Reading German 1305 (3S); L Juvenile delinquency 3371 (3S); U Health Education Special Education Health and safety 2200 (2S); L Introduction to special education 1301 (3S); L Administration of the school health program Language development of exceptional children 4370 (3S); U 2301 (3S); L History Nature and needs of mentally retarded 2303 World history I 1310 (3S); L (3S); L World history II 1320 (3S); L Parental counseling in special education 3360 American nation I 2301 (3S); L (3S); U American nation II 2302 (3S); L Education and psychology of exceptional Europe, 1914-1939 4376 (3S); U children 4301 (3S); U Home Economics Materials and methods of teaching the mentally Nutrition in the life cycle 1300 (3S); L retarded 4302 (3S); U Industrial Education Nature and needs of children w/learning Introduction to technical drafting 1330 (3S); L difficulties 4304 (3S); U Management Materials/methods of tchng children w/lrng diff Introduction to business 1340 (3S); L 4305 (3S); U Mathematics Nature and needs of the physically handicapped Intermediate algebra 1340 (3S); L 4306 (3S); U Mathematics for general education 1360 (3S); L Materials and methods in teaching phys College algebra 1390 (3S); L handicapped 4308 (3S); U Plane trigonometry 1392 (3S); L Nature and needs of the cerebral palsied Philosophy individual 4311 (3S); U Effective thinking 1310 (3S); L Nature and needs of emotionally disturbed Introduction to logic 2310 (3S); L children 4312 (3S); U Origin of the Hebrew religion 2330 (3S); L Classroom management of exceptional children Physical Education 4313 (3S); U Principles of physical education 1300 (3S); L Methods/materials for emotionally disturbed Recreation administration 2321 (3S); L chldrn 4315 (3S); U Coaching basketball 3212 (2S); U Work-study skills for exceptional youth 4322 Kinesiology 3380 (3S); U (3S); U Physics Characteristics of the mildly handicapped 4331 Descriptive astronomy 1350 (3S); L (3S); U Fundamentals of physical science 1403 (4S); L Methods and materials, elementary mildly Political Science handicapped 4332 (3S); U United States government and politics 1330 Reading for exceptional children 4334 (3S); U (3S); L Methods and materials, secondary mildly International relations 2300 (3S); L handicapped 4335 (3S); U Psychology Tests and measurements for the exceptional General psychology 1300 (3S); L student 4336 (3S); U Child growth and development 2300 (3S); L Affective methods 4340 (3S); U

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Special Education (continued) graduate courses for credit. Overseas enrollment Mathematics for the mildly handicapped 4360 accepted. Minimum period for course completion is (3S); U two weeks per semester hour; maximum period for Speech course completion is one year. Extended enrollment Evolution of rhetorical theory 4311 (3S); U time of two years for overseas or disabled students may be arranged. The average cost per college credit is Contact $80; the average cost per high school credit is $70. Laura Garner Administrative Assistant High SchoolCourses Independent Studies-UCA Business 201 Donaghey Avenue Business English and communication 1155 (HF) Conway, AR 72035 Office systems 1355 (HF) Phone: 501-450-5274 Consumer education 1901 (HF) Fax: 501-450-5277 Beginning accounting 2355 (HF) World Wide Web: http://www.uca.edu/ Beginning accounting 2455 (HF) English Basic English 1 0155 (HF) Basic English 2 0255 (HF) THE UNIVERSITY OF CHARLESTON The short story 0901 (HF) American short story 1102 (HF) Credit by examination is available. Enrollment on a Basic expository writing 2302 (HF) noncredit basis accepted in credit courses. High school students may enroll in undergraduate courses for Ninth-grade English 3155 (HF) Ninth-grade English 3255 (HF) credit. Overseas enrollment not accepted. Institution Tenth-grade English 3355 (HF) offers special arrangements to take courses not listed Tenth-grade English 3455 (HF) in this catalog. Minimum period for course completion is fifteen weeks. The average cost per college Eleventh-grade English 3555 (HF) Eleventh-grade English 3655 (HF) credit is $240. Twelfth-grade English 3755 (HF) College Courses Twelfth-grade English 3855 (HF) Business Mathematics Leadership development 306 (3S); U Basic mathematics 1 0155 (HF) Intrapersonal communications 309 (3S); U Basic mathematics 2 0255 (HF) General mathematics 1 0555 (HF) Contact General mathematics 2 0655 (HF) Connie Young Business and consumer math 1 0955 (HF) Registrar Business and consumer math 2 1055 (HF) 2300 MacCorkle Avenue SE Beginning algebra 3156 (HF) Charleston, WV 25304 Beginning algebra 3256 (HF) Phone: 304-357-4737 Geometry 1 3355 (HF) Fax: 304-357-4769 Geometry 2 3455 (HF) E-mail: [email protected] Advanced algebra 3555 (HF) World Wide Web: http://uchaswv.edu Advanced algebra 3655 (HF) Pre-calculus 1: analytic geometry and algebra 3955 (HF) Pre-calculus 2: trigonometry 4055 (HF) UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO AT Science BOULDER Health science 0155 (HF) Health science 0255 (HF) Enrollment on a noncredit basis accepted in credit Biology 1 0755 (HF) courses. High school students may enroll in under- Biology 2 0855 (HF)

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166 174 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG (-) c University of Colorado at Boulder

Biology 3 1955 (HF) Introduction to poetry workshop 2021 (3S) ; L Social Studies Shakespeare for nonmajors 3000 (3S); U Civics 0155 (HF) Intermediate fiction workshop 3051 (3S); U Sociology 0355 (HF) Modern and contemporary literature 3060 Psychology 0702 (HF) (3S); U World geography 1 2156 (HF) Travel journal writing 3081 (3S); U World geography 2 2256 (HF) Report writing 3161 (3S, CI); U World history 1 3155 (HF) Chaucer: The Canterbury Tales 3553 (3S); U World history 2 3255 (HF) Shakespeare 1 3563 (3S); U American history 1 3355 (HF) Shakespeare 2 3573 (3S); U American history 2 3455 (HF) Survey of American literature 1 3654 (3S); U American govt: theories, policies, and politics Survey of American literature 2 3664 (3S); U 3555 (HF) The English language 4100 (3S, AC); U American government: national level 3602 (HF) Fine Arts Ethnic studies 3955 (HF) Basic drawing 1012 (3S, SL); L Study Skills Introduction to Asian art 2409 (3S, VI); L Study skills 0101 (HF) Art for elementary teachers 3636 (3S); U Geography College Courses Environmental systems: climate and vegetation Anthropology 1001 (4S); L Principles of anthropology 1 1030 (3S); L Environmental systems: landscapes and water Principles of anthropology 2 1040 (3S); L 1011 (4S); L Introduction to physical anthropology 1 2010 Human geographies 1992 (3S, CI); L (3S); L Geology Introduction to physical anthropology 2 2020 Introduction to geology 1 1010 (3S); L - (3S); L Introduction to geology 2 1020 (3S); L Bones, bodies and disease 2070 (3S, CI); L History Introduction to archaeology 2200 (3S); L Western civilization I 1010 (3S); L Communications History of the U.S. to 1865 1015 (3S); L Communication and society 2400 (3S, AC, CI, Western civilization 2 1020 (3S); L VI); L History of the U.S. since 1865 1025 (3S); L Organizational communication 4600 (3S, CI); U History of Colorado 2117 (3S, CI); L Computer Science The American west in the 19th century 4217 Special topics: legal issues in computer science (3S); U 2830 (1S, CI); L The American west in the 20th century 4227 Economics (3S); U Principles of microeconomics 2010 (4S, CI); L The Russian Revolution and the Soviet regime Principles of macroeconomics 2020 (4S, CI); L 4733 (3S); U Education Journalism Children's literature 4161 (3S); U Mass communication history 3771 (3S, CI); U Literature for middle school and secondary Trends in communications and information school teachers 4322 (3S); U technology 4871/5871 (3S, CI); U Special topics: understanding child abuse 4800 Kinesiology (3S, VI); U Nutrition, health, and performance 3420 (3S, English CI); U Introduction to creative writing 1191 (3S); L Mathematics Introduction to fiction 1200 (3S); L College algebra 1011 (3S); L Introduction to women's literature 1260 (3S, College trigonometry 1021 (2S); L AC, VI); L Finite math for social science and business 1071 Masterpieces of American literature 1600 (3S); L (3S); L

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Mathematics (continued) Noncredit Courses Calculus for social science and business 1081 RealEstate (3S); L Real estate practice and law 007 (NC) Analytic geometry and calculus 1 1300 (5S, Colorado contracts and regulations 020 (NC) CI); L Analytic geometry and calculus 2 2300 (5S); L Contact Music John R. Dunn Basic music theory 1081 (3S); L Program Manager Nursing Division of Continuing Education School nurse achievement (SNAP) 4836 (3S); U Boulder, CO 80309-0178 Philosophy Phone: 303-492-8756; 800-331-2801 Introduction to philosophy 1000 (3S); L Fax: 303-492-3962 E-mail: [email protected] Ethics 1100 (3S); L World Wide Web: http://www.colorado.edu/cewww Philosophy and religion 1600 (3S); L Twentieth-century philosophy 4040 (3S); U Political Science American political system 1101 (3S); L International relations 2223 (3S); L UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA Psychology General psychology 1001 (3S); L Enrollment on a noncredit basis accepted in credit Biological psychology 1 2012 (3S); L courses. High school students may enroll in under- Biological psychology 2 2022 (3S); L graduate courses for credit. Overseas enrollment Statistics and research methods in psychology accepted. Minimum period for course completion is 2101 (4S, CI); L four weeks; maximum period for course completion is Psychology of adjustment 2303 (3S); L one year. Average cost: $261.42 per college credit for Abnormal psychology 4303 (3S); U nonresidents, $64.20 for residents. The average cost Social psychology 4406 (3S); U per high school credit is $110. Mandatory fees: for Psychology of personality 4456 (3S); U shipping and handling. History of psychology 4511 (3S); U Developmental psychology 4684 (3S); U Certificate Program Sociology Program offers courses in management and supervi- Analyzing society 1001 (3S); L sion, paralegal, and dietary manager. Courses are Deviance in U.S. society 1004 (3S); L offered for noncredit or preparation for certifying Social conflict and social values 1005 (3S); L exam. Credit can be applied toward certification or Sex, gender, and society 1 1016 (3S); L licensure. Criminology 4014 (3S, CI); U Conflict management in social systems 4025 (3S, High School Courses CI); U Art Technology and modernization 4071 (3S); U Art/comprehensive I 11A (HF) Family and society 4086 (3S, CI); U Art/comprehensive II 11B (HF) English Graduate Courses English II 1st semester (10th) 10A (HF) Business English II 2nd semester (10th) 10B (HF) Managing process technology 6450 (3S) English III 1st semester (11th) 11A (HF) Geography English III 2nd semester (11th) 11B (HF) Geography teaching materials 6170 (3S, CI) English IV 1st semester (12th) 12A (HF) Journalism English IV 2nd semester (12th) 12B (HF) Trends in communications and information English I 1st semester (9th) 9A (HF) technology 4871/5871 (3S, CI) English I 2nd semester (9th) 9B (HF) AC=audiocassette, Cl=computer-aided instruction, LK=lab kits, SL=slides, Vi=videocassette

168 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG CL University of Florida

Health U.S. business history 3373 (3S); U Health I life management skills 12A (HF) Florida to 1845 3422 (3S); U Humanities Florida since 1845 3423 (3S); U Humanities to 1500 12A (HF, AC) American Literature Mathematics American fiction: 1900 to World War II 3124 Algebra I 1st semester 10A (HF) (3S, AC); U Algebra I 2nd semester 10B (HF) Anthropology Algebra II 1st semester 11A (HF) Cultural anthropology 3410 (3S); U Algebra II 2nd semester 11B (HF) Biological anthropology: human evolution 3511 Business mathematics I 1st semester 11C (HF) (3S); U Business mathematics I 2nd semester 11D (HF) Astronomy Informal geometry 1st semester 11E (HF) Discovering the universe 1002 (3S); L Informal geometry 2nd semester 11F (HF) Chemistry Explorations in math 1st semester 9A (HF) Chemistry for liberal studies 1020 (3S); L Explorations in math 2nd semester 9B (HF) Clothing and Textiles Pre-algebra 1st semester 9C (HF) Basic textiles 1401 (3S); L Pre-algebra 2nd semester 9D (HF) Creative Writing Peer Counseling Beginning fiction writing 1101 (3S); L Peer counseling II: self-discovery 10A (HF) Beginning poetry writing 1301 (3S); L Peer counseling: knowing myself 9A (HF) Criminal Justice Science Introduction to criminal justice 2020 (3S); L Fundamentals of environmental science 10A Criminology 3011 (3S); U (HF) The courts 3200 (3S); U Fundamentals of environmental science 10B Developmental Psychology (HF) Developmental psychology 3003 (3S); U Physical science 1st semester 9A (HF) Economics Physical science 2nd semester 9B (HF) Principles of macroeconomics 2013 (3S); L Social Studies Principles of microeconomics 2023 (3S); L World history 1st semester 10A (HF) Education/Visually Impaired World history 2nd semester 10B (HF) Braille reading and writing 4211 (3S); U American history 1st semester 11A (HF) Educational Foundations American history 2nd semester 11B (HF) Educational psychology 3210 (3S); U American government 12A (HF) Social foundations of education 3604 (3S); U Economics 12E (HF) Measurement and evaluation in education 4430 World geography 1st semester 9A (HF) (3S); U World geography 2nd semester 9B (HF) English Vocational Education Expository argument writing 1101 (3S); L Accounting I 1st semester 12A (HF) Writing about literature 1102 (3S); L British authors: beginning-17th century 2011 CollegeCourses (3S); L Advertising British authors: Romantic to present 2020 Elements of advertising 3000 (3S); U (3S); L Agronomy English novel: 19th century 3122 (3S); U Introduction to agronomy 3005c (3S); U English novel: 20th century 3132 (3S); U American History Professional communication 3250 (3S); U American civilization 1000 (3S); L Advanced exposition 3310 (3S); U United States to 1877 2010 (3S); L European History United States since 1877 2020 (3S); L Ancient and medieval civilizations 2100 (3S); L Economic history of the United States 3370 19th-century Europe: survey 3004 (3S); U (3S); U 20th-century Europe: survey 3005 (3S); U

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European History (continued) Mathematics History of Russia since 1825 3572 (3S); U Basic college algebra 1102 (3S); L Hitler's Third Reich 4465 (3S); U Precalculus: algebra and trigonometry 1142 Food Science (4S); L Man's food 2001 (2S); L Analytic geometry and calculus 1 3311 (4S); U Geography Medical Laboratory Science Physical landscapes 2201 (3S); L Medical terminology: health professions 3034 The face of Florida 3271 (3S); U (3S, AC); U Geology Philosophy Exploring the geological sciences 1000 (3S); L Introduction to philosophy 2010 (3S); L Physical geology 2010c (3S); L Political Science Conservation of resources 3370 (3S); U American federal government 2041 (3S); L American state and local government 2112 German (3S); L Beginning German 1 1120 (4S); L Psychology Beginning German 2 1121 (3S); L General psychology 2013 (3S); L Beginning German 3 1122 (3S); L Social psychology 4004 (3S); U Health Education Industrial psychology 4004 (3S); U Contemporary health science 2100 (3S); L Personality 4004 (3S); U History Public Administration Modern world to 1815 1023 (3S); L Public administration in American society 3003 Modern world to 1815 1030 (3S); L (3S); U World War II 4244 (3S); U Public Relations Human Nutrition Introduction to public relations 3000 (3S); U Fundamentals of human nutrition 2201 (3S); L Religion (Religious Studies) Insurance Religion in America 2120 (3S); L Risk management and insurance 3011 (3S); U Introduction to the Old Testament 2210 (3S); L Interdisciplinary Studies Sociology Law and society 4900 (3S); U Principles of sociology 2000 (3S); L International Relations Marriage and the family 2430 (3S); L International relations 2001 (3S); L Statistics Journalism Introduction to applied statistics 4122 (4S); U Magazine and feature writing 4300 (3S); U Linguistics Noncredit Courses Language: humanities perspective 2000 (3S); L Condominium Management English grammar 2670 (2S); L Community association financial management Management CAM1 (NC) Introduction to business 2011 (3S); L The Condominium Act for the layperson Concepts of management 3010 (3S); U COND2 (NC) Quantitative methods of business decisions 3200 Dietary Management (3S); U Dietary manager course DM1 (NC) Personnel/human resources management 4301 Forestry (3S); U Forest pests: forest insects and tree diseases Management of labor and industrial relations F03/4 (NC) 4407 (3S); U Introduction to forestry FOR1 (NC) Marketing Principles of silviculture FOR2 (NC) Basic marketing concepts 3023 (3S); U Introduction to forest and wildland firefighting Mass Communications FOR5 (NC) Survey of mass communications 1000 (2S); L Basic forest and wildland fire behavior FOR6 Writing for mass communications 2100 (3S); L (NC)

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170 C L 1 I), 8 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG University of Idaho

Genealogy 2209 NW 13th Street, Suite D Introduction to American genealogical research Gainesville, FL 32609 GEN1 (NC) Phone: 352-392-1711, Ext. 245; 800-327-4218 Human Resources Management Fax: 352-392-6950 Defining human resource needs ADM1 (NC) E-mail: [email protected] Human resource functions ADM2 (NC) World Wide Web: http://www.doce.ufl.edu/ Insurance indstudy Bail and bail bonds insurance INS3 (NC) Industrial fire insurance in Florida INS4 (NC) Life and health annuity insurance INS6 (NC) Property and liability insurance INS7 (NC) Health insurance INS8 (NC) UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO Legal Studies Legal assistant/paralegal certificate program Enrollment on a noncredit basis accepted in credit LAP1 (NC) courses. High school students may enroll in under- Mathematics graduate courses for credit. Overseas enrollment Mathematics for laboratory sciences MLS1 (NC) accepted. Military personnel may enroll through the Pest Control DANTES program. Maximum period for course Guidelines for structural fumigation PC1 (NC) completion is one year. Independent Study in Idaho Control of subterranean termites PC2 (NC) represents five institutions: University of Idaho, Boise Guidelines for bird management PC3 (NC) State University, Idaho State University, Lewis-Clark Supervision State College and North Idaho College. Teaching Management ethics MGT1 (NC) endorsements may be earned in Library Science and Introduction to principles of supervision SUP1 Industrial Technology Education. Average cost: $88 (NC) per graduate credit, $66.50 per undergraduate credit. Supervisory communication SUP2 (NC) Mandatory fees: $25 administrative fee, $50 per course Supervisory leadership SUP3 (NC) fee for international students. Managing the problem employee SUP4 (NC) Working better with your boss SUP5 (NC) High School Courses Job productivity SUP6 (NC) Algebra Written communications for supervisors SUPT Algebra I (HF) (NC) Algebra II (HF) Sexual harassment in the workplace SUP8 (NC) American History Wastewater Treatment American history I (HF) Wastewater treatment plant operation, class C American history II (HF) C-WW (NC) Art Wastewater treatment plant operation, class D Beginning art I (HF, LK) D-WW (NC) Biology Activated sludge skills WPCF1 (NC) Biology I (HF) Pumps: operation and maintenance WPCF2 Biology II (HF) (NC) Earth Science Anaerobic digestion WPCF4 (NC) Earth science I (HF) Sludge conditioning, thickening, and dewatering Earth science II (HF) WPCF5 (NC) Economics Water treatment class C WT-C (NC) Consumer economics I (HF) English Contact Literature, composition and grammar Jennifer Heesacker (sophomore level) I (HF) Associate Director English literature and composition (senior level) Independent Study I (HF, VI)

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English(continued) Biology Literature and composition (freshman level) I General ecology C331 (3S, VI); U (HF) Business American literature and composition (junior Introduction to business Cl Olv (3S, VI); L level) I (HF) Real estate finance C262 (3S) ; L American literature and composition (junior Real estate law C263 (3S); L level) II (HF) Legal environment of business C265 (3S); L Literature and composition (freshman level) II Business law C420 (3S); U (HF) Desktop publishing C460 (2-3S); U English literature and composition (senior level) Business Education II (HF) Local government records management and Literature, composition and grammar filing C312 (2S); U (sophomore level) II (HF) Microcomputer applications C415 (3S); U General Mathematics Communications General mathematics I (HF) Newswriting and reporting C273 (3S); L General mathematics II (HF) Photojournalism C277 (3S); L Advertising media planning C364 (3S); U Geometry Geometry I (HF) Consumer Economics Geometry II (HF) Consumer education C471 (3S); U Government Economics American government I (HF) Principles of economics C201 (3S, VI); L Health Principles of economics C202 (3S); L Health education I (HF) Money and banking C343 (3S); U Political Science Education State and local government II (HF) Elementary language arts C338 (3S); U Precalculus Elementary school science methods C344 Advanced math I (HF) (3S); U Advanced math II (HF) Secondary social studies methods C421 (3S); U Reading English Reading I (HF) Composition C101 (3S); L World History Studies Composition C102 (3S); L World history I (HF) World masterpieces C255 (3S); L World masterpieces C256 (3S); L College Courses Survey of American literature C277 (3S); L Accounting Survey of American literature C278 (3S); L Principles of accounting C201 (3S); L Shakespeare C476 (3S); U Managerial accounting C202 (3S); L Environmental Science Adult Education Introduction to environmental science C101 Foundations of adult education C473 (3S); U (3S, VI); L Psychology of adult learners C474 (3S); U Family and Consumer Sciences Agricultural Economics Concepts in human nutrition C205 (3S); L Agriculture and its social and economic Growing old in a new age C404 (3S, VI); U environment C101 (3S); L Foreign Languages Principles of farm and ranch management C278 Elementary German I C101 (4S, AC); L (4S); L Elementary German II C102 (4S, AC); L Anthropology Forestry Introduction to cultural and socail anthropology Public relations problems in natural resource C120v (3S, VI); L management C400 (2S); U Introduction to museology C323 (3S); U Health Care Administration Museum administration C419 (3S); U Medical terminology C210 (2S, AC); L

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History Mathematics for elementary teachers II C236 History of civilization C101 (3S); L (3S); L History of civilization C102 (3S); L Introduction to statistics C253 (3S); L Introduction to United States history C111 Remedial mathematics C50 (NC); L (3S); L Microbiology Introduction to United States history C112 Elementary microbiology and public health (3S); L C154 (3S); L History of the Far East C270 (3S); L Music History of England C371 (3S); U Survey of music C101 (3S, AC); L History of England C372 (3S); U Philosophy Idaho and the Pacific Northwest C423 (3S); U Ethics C101 (3S); L Home Economics History of ancient philosophy C309 (3S); U Contemporary family relationships C440 (3S); U History of modern philosophy C310 (3S); U Physical Education Industrial Technology Education Sport psychology C410 (3S); U Principles of technology C120 (3S, VI); L Physics Power, energy and transportation C218 (3S); L Essentials of physics C100 (4S); L Computer aided drafting/design C265 (2S, General physics C111 (3S); L CI); L General physics C112 (3S); L Construction technology C280 (3S); L Descriptive astronomy C152 (3S); L Computer operating systems for technology Political Science C328 (3S); U U.S. government: policies and issues C102 Graphic communication C360 (3S, CI, VI); U (3S); L Computer numerical control manufacturing Politics and pollution C152 (18); L C380 (3S); U American state government C275 (3S); L JusticeStudies Public administration C451 (3S); U Criminal investigation C280 (3S); L Psychology Criminology C345 (3S); U Introduction to psychology C100 (3S); L Library Science Statistical methods C300 (3S); U Computer applications C419 (3S); U Developmental psychology C305 (3S); U Cataloging and classification C420 (4S); U Personal and social development in children Acquisitions and collection development in C309 (3S); U libraries C421 (3S); U Psychology of personality C310 (3S); U Use of the school library C422 (2S); U Abnormal psychology C311 (3S); U Introduction to reference work C423 (3S); U Social psychology C320 (3S); U Information sources on the Internet C424 Human sexuality C330 (3S); U (2S); U Measurement and evaluation in psychology Organization and management of small libraries C402 (3S); U C425 (4S); U Sport psychology C410 (3S); U Library and media center practicum C427 History and systems of psychology C415 (3S); U (VC); U Real Estate Mathematics Fundamentals of real estate C201 (3S); L Finite math C130 (4S); L Resource Recreation and Tourism Pre-calculus algebra and analytic geometry C143 Personalities and philosophies in conservation (3S); L C489 (2S); U Analytic trigonometry C144 (2S); L Sociology Survey of calculus C160 (4S); L Introduction to sociology C101 (3S); L Analytic geometry and calculus 1 C170 (4S); L Social problems C230 (3S); L Mathematics for elementary teachers I C235 Rural sociology C310 (3S); U (3S); L Collective behavior C313 (3S); U

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Sociology(continued) College Courses The family C315 (3S); U Accounting Special Education Principles of accounting II X202 (3S); L Education of exceptional children C275 (3S); L Intermediate accounting X211 (3S); U Behavioral principles C280 (3S); L Advertising Vocational Education Introduction to advertising X281 (3S); U Principles and philosophy of vocational Advertising: creative strategy X382 (3S); U education C351 (3S); U Advertising in contemporary society X393 (3S); U Graduate Courses Agricultural Economics Adult Education Foundations of adult education C573 (3S) Introduction to agriculture economics X100 (4S); L Counseling Orientation to counseling C507 (2S, VI) Anthropology Principles and practices of rehabilitation C530 Human origins and culture X102 (4S); L (3S) Introduction to cultural anthropology X103C Medical/physical aspects of rehabilitation C532 (4S, CI); L (3S) Archaeology of Illinois X157 (3S); L Introduction to archaeology X220 (3S); U Noncredit Courses Art and Design HIV/AIDS Awareness Japanese tea ceremony and Zen aesthetics X209 HIV/AIDS awareness (NC) (2S); L Asian Studies Contact Southeast Asian civilizations X186 (3S); L Ms. Jeanne Workman Business Administration Registrar Principles of marketing X202 (3S); U Independent Study in Idaho Introduction to management X210 (3S); U CEB 201 Purchasing management X343 (3S); L Moscow, ID 83844-3225 Business policy X389 (3S); U Phone: 208-885-6641; 800-422-6013 Business and Technical Writing Fax: 208-885-5731 Principles of business writing X250 (3S); U E-mail: [email protected] Business and administrative communication World Wide Web: http://www.uidaho.edu/indep- X253 (3S); U study Technical and scientific communication X261 (3S); U Community Health Contemporary health X100 (3S); L Drug use and abuse X143 (2S); U UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT URBANA- Foundations of health behavior X204 (3S); U CHAMPAIGN Human sexuality X206 (2S); U Health program development X210 (3S); U Enrollment on a noncredit basis accepted in credit Introduction to epidemiology X274 (2S); U courses. High school students may enroll in under- Comparative Literature graduate courses for credit. Overseas enrollment Masterpieces of East Asian literature X175 accepted. Military personnel may enroll through the (3S); L DANTES program. Minimum period for course Economics completion is six weeks; maximum period for course Microeconomic principles X102 (3S); L completion is thirty-six weeks. The average cost per Macroeconomic principles X103 (3S); L college credit is $80. Mandatory fees: $20 registration Economic statistics I X172 (3S); L fee, $22 study guide fee. Introduction to public finance X214 (3S); U AC=audiocassette, Cl=computeraided instruction, LK =lab kits,SL=slides,VI= videocassette

174 ut.182 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign

History of economic thought X306 (3S); U Calculus and analytic geometry I X120 (5S); L The developing economies X350 (3S); U Finite math for business and social sciences Law and economics X388 (3S); U X124 (3S); L Educational Psychology Elementary linear algebra with applications Educational psychology X211 (3S); U X125 (3S); L English Calculus and analytic geometry X130 (3S); L Introduction to fiction X103 (3S); L Calculus for business and social sciences X134 Introduction to film X104 (3S); L (4S); L Shakespeare II X119 (3S); L Introductory matrix theory X225 (2S); L English Language and Literature Calculus and analytic geometry III X242 (5S); L Introduction to the drama X102 (3S); L Differential equations and orthogonal functions Masterpieces of English literature X115 (3S); L X285 (3S); U Masterpieces of American literature X116 Linear transformations and matrices X315 (3S); L (3S); L Introduction to Shakespeare X118 (3S); L Political Science Modern short story X246 (3S); U Introduction to political science X100 (3S); L The British novel X247 (3S); U American government X150 (3S); L American fiction X249 (3S); U Introduction to comparative politics X240 French (3S); U Elementary French X101 (4S, AC); L Emerging nations X241 (3S); U Elementary French X102 (4S, AC); L Introduction to political theory X260 (3S); U Intermediate French X103 (3S, AC); L International relations X280 (3S); U Intermediate French X104 (4S, AC); L Psychology General Engineering Introduction to psychology X100 (4S); L Engineering graphics X103 (3S); L Introduction to social psychology X201 (3S); U Geography Child psychology X216 (3S); U Physical geography I X102 (4S); L Cognitive psychology X224 (3S); U Physical geography II X103 (4S); L Perception and sensory processes X230 (3S); U German Descriptive statistics X233 (3S); U Elementary German X101 (4S); L Inferential statistics X234 (2S); U Elementary German X102 (4S); L Statistical methods in psychology X235 (5S); U Intermediate German X103 (4S); L Industrial psychology X245 (3S); U Intermediate German X104 (4S); L Psychology of learning and memory X248 History (3S); U History of Western civilization to 1660 X111 Psychology of personality X250 (3S); U (3S); L Modern viewpoints in psychology X360 (3S); U History of Western civilization from 1660 X112 Rhetoric (3S); L Principles of composition X105 (4S); L U.S. history to 1877 X151 (3S); L Russian U.S. history from 1877 to the present X152 First-year Russian X101 (4S, AC); L (3S); L First-year Russian X102 (4S); L Latin Second-year Russian X103 (4S); L Elementary Latin X101 (4S); L Second-year Russian X104 (4S); L Elementary Latin X102 (4S); L 19th-century Russian literature X315 (3S); L Intermediate Latin X103 (4S); L Sociology Introduction to Latin literature X104 (4S); L Introduction to sociology X100 (4S); L Mathematics Introduction to modern Africa X222 (3S); L College algebra X112 (3S); L Juvenile delinquency X231 (3S); U College algebra X112Z (3S); L Collective behavior X240 (3S); U Plane trigonometry X114 (2S); L Alcohol and society X241 (3S); U 1U=one unit, HF=half unit, NC=noncredit, QT=quarter unit, VC=variable credit 18 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 175 University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign

Sociology (continued) Literatures of the African peoples 1298 (3S, Family violence X242 (3S); U AC); L Spanish American Studies Elementary Spanish X101 (4S); L American music: rock and roll 4575 (3S, CI); L Elementary Spanish X102 (4S); L Anthropology Elementary Spanish X122 (4S); L Anthropology and contemporary world Reading and writing Spanish X123 (4S, VI); L problems 11310 (3S); L Reading and writing Spanish X124 (4S, VI); L Intro to prehistory 11312 (3S); L Human origins 11313 (3S); L Contact Women's roles: a cross-cultural perspective Morris Sammons 11315 (3S); U Assistant Head Introduction to Midwestern prehistory Guided Individual Study (emphasis Iowa) 11320 (3S); L 302 East John Street, Suite 1406 Introduction to the study of culture and society Champaign, IL 61820 1133 (4S); L Phone: 217-333-1320 Art Fax: 217-333-8524 Calligraphy I IZ140 (3S, VI); U E-mail: [email protected] Calligraphy II IZ141 (3S, VI); U World Wide Web: http://www.extramural.uiuc.edu/ Classics gis/index.html Elementary Latin 201 (4S); L Greek and Latin for vocabulary building (advanced) 20101 (3S); U Greek and Latin for vocabulary building 20101 (3S); U Medical and technical terminology 20103 (2S); U THE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA Second-year Latin I 2016 (3S); L Credit by examination is available. Enrollment on a Second-year Latin II 2017 (3S); L noncredit basis accepted in credit courses. High school Elementary Latin 202 (4S); L students may enroll in undergraduate courses for Communication Studies credit. Overseas enrollment accepted. Military person- Parliamentary procedure 36C42 (1S); L Organizational leadership 36C43 (3S); L nel may enroll through the DANTES program. Mini- mum period for course completion is two weeks per Rhetoric and politics 36C90 (3S, VI); U semester hour; maximum period for course comple- Screenwriting 36D99 (3S); U tion is nine months (one year with extension). The Counselor Education Microcounseling 7C178 (1S, CI, VI); U average cost per college credit is $80. Mandatory fees: $15 per course enrollment fee, $25 course transfer Dance Dance and society 13780 (3S, VI); L fee, $25 extension fee, materials fees in certain courses (check catalog). Economics Principles of microeconomics 6E1 (VC); L External Degree Program Microeconomic theory 6E104 (3S); U Bachelor's degree is offered in liberal studies (124 Macroeconomics 6E105 (3S); U credit hours required). Program enrolls a total of 500 Principles of macroeconomics 6E2 (VC); L students; 76 degrees awarded overall in 1996-97 aca- Education demic year. The external degree program was estab- Human sexuality 7C112 (3S); U lished in 1977. Introduction to educating gifted students 7C137 (3S); U College Courses Introduction to education 7E101 (3S); U African-American World Studies Parent-child relationships 7E114 (3S); U Intro to African American culture 129:61 (3S); L Parent-teacher communication 7E134 (3S); U AC=audiocassette, Cl=computeraided instruction, LK=lab kits, SL=slides, VI=videocassette

176 I 184 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG The University of Iowa

Development and admin of child care centers Forms of the essay (art of the essay) 8W135 7E189 (3S); U (3S); U Educational psychology 7P131 (3S); U Writing for practical purposes 8W15 (3S); L The adolescent and young adult 7P133 (3S); U Exercise Science Parent-teacher communication 7P134 (3S); U Human anatomy 2753 (3S); L Introduction to statistical methods 7P143 French (3S); U Elementary French I 91 (4S, AC); L Educational psychology and measurement 7P75 Elementary French II 92 (4S, AC); L (3S); L Geography Introduction to education 7S101 (3S); U Introduction to human geography 441 (4S); L Exceptional persons 7U130 (3S); U Urban geography 44135 (3S); U Parent-teacher communication 7U134 (3S); U German Mental retardation 7U135 (3S, SL); U Elementary German I 1311 (4S, AC); L Introduction to educating gifted students 7U137 Elementary German II 1312 (4S, AC); L (3S); U Intermediate German I 1321 (4S, AC, VI); L English Intermediate German II 1322 (4S, AC, VI); L Literature and philosophical thought (the History Holocaust) 8:176 (3S, VI); U Issues in human history: the Vietnam War 1611 Literature and the culture of 20th-century (3S); L America (1945-1990) 8106 (3S); U Medieval civilization 16110 (3S); U English novel (Scott to Butler) 8133 (3S); U The political left in modern history 1613 (3S); L Popular literatures (detective fiction) 8142 Great Plains 16134 (3S); U (3S); U 19th-century Europe 16134 (3S); U Regional women writers (Southern women 20th-century Europe: the Nazi era 16135 (38); U writers) 8159 (3S); U History of Iowa to 1900 16137 (3S); U Women in literature 8161 (3S); U United States in world affairs 16151 (3S); U Science fiction (historical survey) 8182 (3S); U United States in world affairs 1900-1975 16152 Prose by women writers (feminist fiction) 8188 (3S); U (3S); U The Civil War and Reconstruction 16164 (3S); U Selected American works before 1900 864 The new era and the New Deal 1920-1940 16167 (3S); L (3S); U Chaucer 871 (3S); U The contemporary United States 1940-present Shakespeare 872 (3S); L 16168 (3S); U Selected authors (major 19th-century British Issues in human history: twentieth-century crisis works) 877 (3S); L 1617 (3S); L Literatures of the African peoples 8G:14 (3S, First World War 16185 (3S, VI); U AC); L Themes in African-American history 16185 (3S, The interpretation of literature 8G1 (3S); L VI); U English (Creative Writing) European experience II 162 (4S); L Fiction writing 8W151 (3S); U Civilizations of Asia (China) 165 (3S); L Advanced fiction writing 8W151 (3S); U Civilizations of Asia (modern Japan) 166 (3S); L Advanced fiction writing II 8W151 (3S); U Civilizations of Asia (India) 167 (3S); L Poetry writing (advanced) 8W152 (3S); U American history 16A61 (3S); L Poetry writing 8W152 (3S); U American history 1877-present 16A62 (3S); L Creative writing 8W23 (3S); L Journalism English (Nonfiction Writing) Free-lance reporting and writing 19125 (4S); U Nonfiction writing 8W100 (3S); L Journalism and Mass Communications Personal writing 8W104 (3S); U Popular culture and mass communication 19153 Writing for business and industry 8W113 (3S); U (3S); U

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Linguistics Religion and women (images of women in the Language and society 10311 (3S, AC); L Bible) 32111 (3S); U Mathematics World of the New Testament 32122 (3S); U Basic algebra I 22M1 (3S); L Literature and philosophical thought (the Finite mathematics 22M10 (4S); L Holocaust) 32148 (3S, VI); U Transformation geometry 22M106 (3S); U Suffering, death, and faith 32193 (3S, VI); U History of mathematics 22M107 (3S); U Quest for human destiny 322 (3S); L Survey of calculus with applications 22M11 Rhetoric (4S); L Accelerated rhetoric 103 (4S); L Quantitative methods I 22M17 (4S); L Social Work Basic algebra II 22M2 (3S); L Human sexuality 42112 (3S); U Calculus I 22M25 (4S); L Human behavior in the social environment Calculus II 22M26 (4S); L 42140 (4S, VI); U Introduction to linear algebra 22M27 (4S); L Social welfare policy and practice 42143 (3S); U Basic geometry 22M3 (3S); L Multidisciplinary perspectives on aging 42184 Theory of arithmetic 22M4 (3S); L (3S, AC); U Trigonometry 22M5 (3S); L Individual study 42191 (VC); U Introduction to abstract algebra 22M50 (3S); L Selected aspects of social work and social welfare Fundamental properties of spaces and functions (sexual health in later life) 42199 (3S, 22M55 (3S); L AC); U Elementary functions 22M9 (3S); L Introduction to social work 4222 (4S); L Introduction to statistical methods 22S10 Sociology (3S); U Introduction to sociology: principles 341 (3S, Nursing AC); L Human sexuality 96112 (3S); U Theory, research, and statistics 3411 (3S, CI, Pathophysiology 96118 (3S); U VI); L Neurological and behavioral pathology 96119 Criminology 34140 (3S); U (2S); U Juvenile delinquency 34141 (3S); U Human development and behavior 9630 (3S); L The American family 34161 (3S, AC); U Political Science Social problems 342 (3S, VI); L The American political system 30110 (3S); U Spanish Municipal government and politics 30111 Intermediate Spanish I 3511 (4S, AC); L (3S); U Intermediate Spanish II 3512 (4S, AC); L American state politics 30113 (3S); U Elementary Spanish review 355 (5S, AC); L Preventive Medicine Sport, Health, Leisure, and Physical Studies Introduction to biostatistics 63161 (3S); U Health for living 28101 (3S); U Psychology Environmental issues in recreation 28128 Elementary psychology 311 (VC, AC); L (3S); U Small group processes 31108 (3S); U Nutrition 28131 (3S, SL); U Introduction to social psychology 3115 (3S); L Health promotion in workplace settings 28142 Health psychology 31152 (3S); U (3S); U Abnormal psychology 31163 (3S); U Aging and leisure 28168 (3S); U Behavior modification 31170 (3S); U Perspectives on leisure and play 2870 (3S); L Psychology in business and industry 3119 (3S); L Theater Religion (Religious Studies) Advanced playwriting 49165 (3S); U Biblical archaeology 32103 (IS, VI); U Basic playwriting 4962 (3S); L World of the Old Testament 32105 (3S); U Women's Studies Prophecy in Biblical Israel 32108 (3S, VI); U Women, medicine, and society 13113 (3S); U

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Graduate Courses Popular literatures (detective fiction) 8142 (3S) Anthropology Regional women writers (Southern women Women's roles: a cross-cultural perspective writers) 8159 (3S) 11315 (3S) Women in literature 8161 (3S) Art Science fiction (historical survey) 8182 (3S) Calligraphy I IZ140 (3S, VI) Prose by women writers (feminist fiction) 8188 Calligraphy II IZ141 (3S, VI) (3S) Classics Chaucer 871 (3S) Greek and Latin for vocabulary building 20101 English (Creative Writing) (3S) Advanced fiction writing II 8W151 (3S) Greek and Latin for vocabulary building Fiction writing 8W151 (3S) (advanced) 20101 (3S) Advanced fiction writing 8W151 (3S) Medical and technical terminology 20103 (2S) Poetry writing 8W152 (3S) Communication Studies Poetry writing (advanced) 8W152 (3S) Screenwriting 36D99 (3S) English (Nonfiction Writing) Counselor Education Personal writing 8W104 (3S) Microcounseling 7C178 (1S, CI, VI) Writing for business and industry 8W113 (3S) Economics Forms of the essay (art of the essay) 8W135 (3S) Microeconomic theory 6E104 (3S) Geography Macroeconomics 6E105 (3S) Urban geography 44135 (3S) Education History Human sexuality 7C112 (3S) Medieval civilization 16110 (3S) Introduction to educating gifted students 7C137 19th-century Europe 16134 (3S) (3S) Great Plains 16134 (3S) Introduction to education 7E101 (3S) 20th-century Europe: the Nazi era 16135 (3S) Parent -child relationships 7E114 (3S) History of Iowa to 1900 16137 (3S) Parent-teacher communication 7E134 (3S) United States in world affairs 16151 (3S) Development and admin of child care centers United States in world affairs 1900-1975 16152 7E189 (3S) (3S) Design and organization of curriculum 7E300 The Civil War and Reconstruction 16164 (3S) (3S) The new era and the New Deal 1920-1940 16167 Educational psychology 7P131 (3S) (3S) The adolescent and young adult 7P133 (3S) The contemporary United States 1940-present Parent-teacher communication 7P134 (3S) 16168 (3S) Introduction to statistical methods 7P143 (3S) First World War 16185 (3S, VI) Measurement and evaluation using standard Themes in African-American history 16185 (3S, instruments 7P257 (3S) VI) Introduction to education 7S101 (3S) Journalism Exceptional persons 7U130 (3S) Free-lance reporting and writing 19125 (4S) Parent-teacher communication 7U134 (3S) Journalism and Mass Communications Mental retardation 7U135 (3S, SL) Popular culture and mass communication 19153 Introduction to educating gifted students 7U137 (3S) (3S) Mathematics English Transformation geometry 22M106 (3S) Literature and philosophical thought (the History of mathematics 22M107 (3S) Holocaust) 8:176 (3S, VI) Introduction to statistical methods 22S10 (3S) Literature and the culture of 20th-century Nursing America (1945-1990) 8106 (3S) Human sexuality 96112 (3S) English novel (Scott to Butler) 8133 (3S) Pathophysiology 96118 (3S)

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Nursing(continued) Contact Neurological and behavioral pathology 96119 Leonard Kallio (2S) Director Political Science Guided Correspondence Study The American political system 30110 (3S) 116 International Center Municipal government and politics 30111 (3S) Iowa City, IA 52242 American state politics 30113 (3S) Phone: 319-335-2575; 800-272-6430 Preventive Medicine Fax: 319-335-2740 Introduction to biostatistics 63161 (3S) E-mail: [email protected] Psychology World Wide Web: http://gcs.ccp.uiowa.edu Small group processes 31108 (3S) Health psychology 31152 (3S) Abnormal psychology 31163 (3S) Behavior modification 31170 (3S) UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS Religion (Religious Studies) Biblical archaeology 32103 (1S, VI) Enrollment on a noncredit basis accepted in credit World of the Old Testament 32105 (3S) courses. High school students may enroll in under- Prophecy in Biblical Israel 32108 (3S, VI) graduate courses for credit. Overseas enrollment Religion and women (images of women in the accepted. Military personnel may enroll through the Bible) 32111 (3S) DANTES program. Maximum period for course World of the New Testament 32122 (3S) completion is nine months. Average cost: $87.50 per Literature and philosophical thought (the undergraduate credit hour, $128.80 per graduate Holocaust) 32148 (3S, VI) credit hour. The average cost per high school credit is Suffering, death, and faith 32193 (3S, VI) $59. Mandatory fees: $20 for materials, $26.50 for SocialWork postage and handling. Human sexuality 42112 (3S) Human behavior in the social environment College Courses 42140 (4S, VI) African Studies Social welfare policy and practice 42143 (3S) Black experience in the Americas 106 (3S); L Multidisciplinary perspectives on aging 42184 American Studies (3S, AC) American society 330 (3S); U Individual study 42191 (VC) Anthropology Selected aspects of social work and social welfare Fundamentals of physical anthropology 104 (sexual health in later life) 42199 (3S, AC) (4S); L Sociology Introduction to cultural anthropology 108 (4S, Criminology 34140 (3S) VI); L Juvenile delinquency 34141 (3S) Myth, legend, and folk belief in East Asia 293 The American family 34161 (3S, AC) (3S, AC); L Sport, Health, Leisure, and Physical Studies Fundamentals of physical anthropology 304 Health for living 28101 (3S) (4S); U Environmental issues in recreation 28128 (3S) Introduction to cultural anthropology 308 (4S, Nutrition 28131 (3S, SL) VI); U Health promotion in workplace settings 28142 Art History (3S) Introduction to art history 100 (3S, VI); L Aging and leisure 28168 (3S) Introduction to art history 300 (3S, VI); U Theater Impressionism 535 (3S); U Advanced playwriting 49165 (3S) Atmospheric Sciences Women's Studies Introductory meteorology 105 (2-5S); L Women, medicine, and society 13113 (3S) Unusual weather 220 (3S); L AC=audiocassette, Cl=computer-aided instruction, LK=lab kits, SL= slides, VI=videocassette 180 186 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG University of Kansas

Audiology German Sign variations and research 701 (3S); U Elementary German I 104 (5S, AC, VI); L Biology Elementary German II 108 (5S, AC); L Principles of biology 104 (3S, VI); L Health, Sport, and Exercise Science Principles of human physiology 305 (3S); U Coaching of basketball 252 (2S); L Human sexuality 331 (3S); U Personal and community health 260 (3S); L Classics Principles of nutrition and health in Greek and Roman myth 148 (3S); L development 330 (3S); U Word power: Greek and Latin elements in Intro to communicable and degenerative English 232 (3S); L diseases 453 (3S, VI); U Word power: Greek and Latin elements in Environmental health 649 (3S); U English 332 (3S); U History World history: an introduction 100 (3S); L Communication Studies History of the U.S. through the Civil War 128 Intro to organizational communication 310 (3S); L (3S); U History of the U.S. after the Civil War 129 The loving relationship 575 (3S); U (3S); L East Asian Languages and Cultures America and World War II 340 (3S); U Myth, legend, and folk belief in East Asia 130 Hitler and Nazi Germany 341 (3S); U (3S, AC); L Imperial Russia and the Soviet Union 565 Economics (3S); U Introductory economics 104 (4S); L History of the American Indian 619 (3S); U Educational Psychology and Research History of Kansas 620 (3S); U Principles of human learning 300 (3S); U Human Development and Family Life English Principles of environmental design and the Composition 101 (3S); L family 102 (3S); L Composition and literature 102 (3S, VI); L Introduction to child behavior and development The literature of sports 203 (3S); L 160 (3S); L Introduction to fiction 209 (3S); L Principles of nutrition and health in Introduction to poetry 210 (3S, VI); L development 220 (3S); L American literature I 320 (3S); U Introduction to marriage and family American literature II 322 (3S); U relationships 288 (3S); L Recent popular literature 325 (3S); U Children and television 425 (3S); U Shakespeare 332 (3S); U Adult development and aging 432 (3S); U Writing fiction 351 (3S); U Humanities and Western Civilization Grammar and usage in composition 359 (3S); U Western civilization I 204 (3S); L Business writing 362 (3S); U Western civilization II 205 (3S); L Technical writing 362 (3S); U Journalism Literature for children 466 (3S); U Intro to radio, TV, and their new technologies Directed readings: Hemingway 495 (VC); U 280 (3S); L Directed readings: Lather 495 (VC); U Reporting I 350 (3S); U Kansas literature 570 (3S, AC); U Latin French Elementary Latin 104 (5S, AC); L French for reading knowledge 100 (3S); L Latin reading and grammar 108 (5S); L Elementary French I 110 (5S, AC, VI); L Vergil's Aeneid 200 (3S); L Elementary French II 120 (5S, AC, VI); L Mathematics Geography Intermediate mathematics 002 (3S); L Principles of physical geography 104 (3S); L Algebra 101 (3S); L Geology Trigonometry 103 (2S); L History of the earth 105 (3S, VI); L Precalculus math 104 (5S); L

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Mathematics (continued) Elementary Spanish I 104 (5S, AC); L Mathematics for elementary teachers 108 (3S); L Elementary Spanish II 108 (5S, AC); L Calculus I 115 (3S); L Intermediate Spanish I 212 (3S, AC); L Calculus II 116 (3S); L Special Education Calculus I 121 (5S); L Psychology of the exceptional child 725 (3S, Elementary statistics 365 (3S); U VI); U Music Information on federal laws: IDEA, RA, and Introduction to jazz 298 (3S, AC); L ADA 798 (1S, VI); U Philosophy Inclusion's 3R's 798 (1S, VI); U Introduction to philosophy 140 (3S); L If parents could train ecsped personnel 798 (1S, Reason and argument 148 (3S); L VI); U Political Science Managing behavior problems: concepts/ Introduction to United States politics 110 applications 798 (1-5S); U (3S); L Family /professional collaboration 798 (1S, Introduction to comparative politics 150 (3S); L Introduction to United States politics 330 VI); U Effective teaching 798 (1S, VI); U (3S); U U.S. government and politics 410 (3S); U Current issues in transition for students with dis Psychology 798 (1S, VI); U General psychology 104 (3S); L Speech-Language-Hearing: Sciences and Disorders Statistics in psychological research 300 (3S); U Survey of communication disorders 261 (3S, Cognitive psychology 318 (3S); U VI); L Child psychology 333 (3S); U Language development 566 (3S, VI); U Social psychology 360 (3S); U Teaching and Leadership Brain and behavior 370 (3S, VI); U Teaching reading in content areas 351 (3S); U The mind 390 (3S, VI); U Teaching literature for young adults 430 (3S); U Children and television 425 (3S); U Foundations of education 440 (3S); U Human sexuality 502 (3S); U Foundations of curriculum and instruction 740 Psychology and the law 566 (3S); U (3S); U Psychology of adolescence 626 (3S); U History and philosophy 770 (3S); U Psychology of families 642 (3S); U Theater and Fine Arts Psychology and Research in Education History of the American Sound ALM 382 (3S, Career and life planning 210 (3S); U VI); U Religion (Religious Studies) Living religions of the West 107 (3S); L Graduate Courses Understanding the Bible 124 (3S); L Health, Sport, and Exercise Science The loving relationship 575 (3S); U Environmental health 649 (3S) Social Work History Managing stress: principles and techniques 310 Imperial Russia and the Soviet Union 565 (3S) (3S); U History of the American Indian 619 (3S) Sociology History of Kansas 620 (3S) Elements of sociology 104 (3S); L Psychology Social problems and American values 160 Psychology of adolescence 626 (3S) (3S); L Psychology of families 642 (3S) Principles of sociology 304 (3S); U Special Education American society 330 (3S); U Managing behavior problems: concepts/ Sociology of sex roles 352 (3S); U applications 798 (1-5S) Sociology of aging 523 (3S); U Teaching and Leadership Spanish Foundations of education 440 (3S) Spanish reading course 100 (3S); L History and philosophy 770 (3S)

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Contact Literature grade 10 16 (HF) Nancy Colyer Grammar grade 11 17 (HF) Director Literature grade 11 18 (HF) Academic Outreach Programs Grammar grade 12 19 (HF) Continuing Education Building Literature grade 12 20 (HF) Lawrence, KS 66045-2606 Mass media/print/radio/TV 21 (HF) Phone: 785-864-4792; 800-532-6772 Geography Fax: 785-864-5295 World geography first half 39 (HF) E-mail: [email protected] World geography second half 40 (HF) World Wide Web: http://www.cc.ukans.edu/cwis/ Health units/IndStudy/MENU.html Personalcommunity health first half 27 (HF) Personalcommunity health second half 28 (HF) History U.S. history first half 41 (HF) U.S. history second half 42 (HF) UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY Home Economics Personal, marriage, and family relationships Enrollment on a noncredit basis accepted in credit (HF) courses. High school students may enroll in under- Languages graduate courses for credit. Overseas enrollment German I, II 24 (1U) accepted. Military personnel may enroll through the Spanish I, II, III, IV 25 (1U) DANTES program. Minimum period for course French I, II, III, IV 26 (1U) completion is eight weeks; maximum period for course Mathematics completion is one year. The average cost per college Pre algebra second half (HF) credit is $100; the average cost per high school credit Pre algebra first half (HF) is $50. Mandatory fees: $5 college enrollment fee per Fundamentals of mathematics 29 (HF) course. Pre algebra 30 (HF) Algebra I first half 31 (HF) High School Courses Algebra I second half 32 (HF) Business Algebra II first half 33 (HF) Business communications first half (HF) Algebra II second half 34 (HF) Consumer education (1U) Plane geometry first half 35 (HF) Business communications second half (HF) Plane geometry second half 36 (HF) Accounting I first half 01 (HF) Precalculus first half 37 (HF) Accounting I second half 02(HF) Precalculus second half 38 (HF) Business math first half 03 (HF) Trigonometry 39 (HF) Business math second half 04 (HF) Consumer mathematics 70 (HF) Business law 06 (HF) Essentials of mathematics 71 (HF) General business first half 07 (HF) Psychology General business second half 08 (HF) Psychology 43 (1U) English Science Writing II (HF) General science second half (HF) Writing III (HF) General science first half (HF) Reading I (HF) General biology first half 50 (HF) Reading II (HF) General biology second half 51 (HF) Writing I (HF) Earth science first half 52 (HF) Reading III (HF) Earth science second half 53 (HF) Grammar grade 9 13 (HF) Social Studies Literature grade 9 14 (HF) Kentucky studies first half (HF) Grammar grade 10 15 (HF) United States government first half (HF)

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Social Studies (continued) Principles of economics I 201 (3S); L United States government second half (HF) Principles of economics II 202 (3S); L Kentucky studies second half (HF) Monetary economics 485 (3S); U World civilization first half 46 (HF) English World civilization second half 47 (HF) Writing I 101 (3S); L Law and justice 48 (HF) Writing II 102 (3S); L Law and justice 49 (HF) Etymology 201 (3S); L Sociology Business writing 203 (3S); L Sociology first half 44 (HF) Technical writing 204 (3S); L Sociology second half 45 (HF) Survey of English literature I 221 (3S); L Survey of English literature II 222 (3S); L College Courses Survey of American literature I 251 (3S); L Accounting Survey of American literature II 252 (3S); L Financial accounting I 201 (3S); L Western lit from the Greeks through the Principles of accounting 202 (3S); L Renaissance 261 (3S); L Agriculture Economics of food and agriculture 101 (3S); L Western literature from 1660 to the present 262 Plants, soils, and people 104 (3S); L (3S); L Agronomy The Old Testament as literature 270 (3S); L Fundamentals of soil science 366 (3S); U Shakespeare survey 425 (3S); U Plant production systems 386 (4S); U Studies in American literature: 1860-1920 452 Animal Sciences (3S); U Agricultural animal science 106 (4S); L Family Studies Feeds and feeding 380 (3S); U Personal and family finance 251 (3S); L Anthropology Individual, marriage and family 252 (3S, CI); L Native people of North America 221 (3S); L Finance Food and culture 235 (3S); L Corporation finance 300 (3S); U Civilization and culture of India 237 (3S); L Forestry Introduction to archaeology 240 (3S); L Introduction to wildlife conservation 101 (3S); L Appalachian Studies French Introduction to Appalachian studies 200 (3S, Elementary French I 101 (4S); L CI); L Elementary French II 102 (4S); L Astronomy Intermediate French I 201 (3S); L The solar system 191 (3S, CI); L Intermediate French II 202 (3S); L Galactic and extra-galactic astronomy 192 (3S, Geography CI); L Physical environment 130 (3S); L Biology Regional geography of the world 152 (3S); L Basic ideas of biology 103 (3S); L Lands and people of non-western world 160 Animal biology 104 (3S); L (3S); L Human biology and health 110 (3S); L Human geography 172 (3S); L Principles of microbiology 208 (3S); L Weather and climate 251 (3S); L Principles of genetics 304 (4S); U Geography of Kentucky 322 (3S); U Evolution 508 (3S); U German Classical Languages and Literature Basic German 101 (4S); L Elementary Latin I 101 (4S); L Basic German 102 (4S); L Elementary Latin II 102 (4S); L Intermediate German I 201 (3S, CI); L Medical terminology from Greek and Latin 131 Intermediate German II 202 (3S, CI); L (3S); L History Economics History of Europe to the mid-17th century 104 Contemporary economic issues 101 (3S); L (3S); L

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History of Europe from mid-17th century to Psychology present 105 (3S); L Introduction to psychology 100 (4S); L U.S. history through 1865 108 (3S); L Developmental psychology 223 (3S); L U.S. history since 1865 109 (3S); L Psychology in business and industry 302 (3S); U Civil War and Reconstruction 1860 to 1877 464 Psychology of industrial personnel procedure (3S); U 503 (3S); U Modern American history since 1941 467 Social Work (3S); U Development of social welfare 222 (3S); L History of the Old South 578 (3S); U Sociology Human EnvironmentTextiles Introductory sociology 101 (3S); L Textiles for consumers 120 (3S); L Inequality in society 235 (3S); L Human Environmental Sciences Women and men in society 335 (3S); U An introduction to professions in human Organizations in society 342 (3S); U environmental sciences 100 (15); L The family 409 (3S); U Management Dimensions of aging 425 (3S); U Business management 301 (3S); U Sociology of deviant behavior 436 (3S); U Survey of personnel and industrial relations 320 Criminology 437 (3S); U (3S); U Juvenile delinquency 438 (3S); U Marketing Spanish Marketing management 300 (3S); U Elementary Spanish I 141 (3S); L Mathematics Elementary Spanish II 142 (3S); L Intermediate algebra 108R (3S); L Intermediate Spanish III 241 (3S); L College algebra 109 (3S); L Intermediate Spanish IV 242 (3S); L Trigonometry 112 (2S); L Statistics Calculus I 113 (4S); L Statistical method 291 (3S); L Calculus II 114 (4S); L Descriptive statistics 292 (1S); L Elementary calculus and its applications 123 Probability 293 (1S); L (3S); L Sampling and inference 294 (1S); L Finite mathematics and its applications 162 (3S); L Contact Math for elementary teachers I 201 (3S); L Earl Pfanstiel Music Director Introduction to music 100 (3S); L Independent Study Program Nutrition and Food Science Room 1, Frazee Hall Human nutrition and wellness 101 (3S);L Lexington, KY 40506-0031 Introductory nutrition 212 (3S); L Phone: 606-257-1100 Philosophy Fax: 606-257-5171 Introduction to philosophy: knowledge and E-mail: [email protected] reality 100 (3S); L World Wide Web: http://www.uky.edu/ Introductory logic 120 (3S); L Introduction to philosophy: morality and society 130 (3S); L Health care ethics 305 (3S); U Professional ethics 330 (3S); U UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA Asian philosophy 343 (3S); U Political Science Enrollment on a noncredit basis accepted in credit American government 101 (3S); L courses. High school students may enroll in under- World politics 235 (3S); L graduate courses for credit. Overseas enrollment Municipal government 452 (3S); U accepted. Minimum period for course completion is American political parties 470 (3S); U thirteen weeks; maximum period for course comple-

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V THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 193 185 University of Manitoba tion is twenty-six weeks. Students must meet the eligi- Diagnosis and programming in special bility requirements for admission to the University of education 043.536 (6S); U Manitoba. Baccalaureate degree in arts requires 90 English credit hours, in social work, 123 credit hours. The Representative literary works 004.120 (6S); L post-RN Bachelor of Nursing requires 67 credit hours. Introductory creative writing 004.276 (3S); U Average cost: Can$112. Canadian literature (pre 1967) 004.286 (3S); U Canadian literature (post 1967) 004.289 (3S); U External Degree Program French Bachelor's degree is offered in arts, nursing, and Roman Canadienne Francaise 044.314 (3S); U social work. Geography Introduction to human geography 053.128 College Courses (3S); L Anthropology Introduction to physical geography 053.129 Human origins and antiquity 076.121 (3S); L (3S); L Cultural anthropology 076.122 (3S, CI); L Geography of Canada 053.257 (3S); U Biology Geography of the cultural landscape 053.260 Biology A 071.123 (6S); L (3S); U Classics Geography of the social landscape 053.261 Greek and Roman culture and civilization (3S); U 003.124 (6S); L Urban geography 053.346 (6S); U Economics Geological Sciences Principles of economics 018.120 (6S); L Earth and planetary science 007.124 (6S, CI); L Canadian economic problems 018.231 (6S); U Topics in physical geology 007.127 (3S); L Microeconomic theory and its applications I Environmental geology 007.239 (3S); U 018.245 (3S); U Energy and mineral resources 007.257 (3S); U Microeconomic theory and its applications II History 018.246 (3S); U An introduction to the history of western Macroeconomic theory and its applications I civilization 011.120 (6S); L 018.247 (3S); U History of Canada from 1534 011.133 (6S); L Macroeconomic theory and its applications II History of United States from 1607 011.223 018.248 (3S); U (6S); U Education Administration and Foundation The twentieth-century world 011.238 (6S); U History of educational ideas 116.202 (3S); U An introduction to historical method 011.282 School organization 116.301 (3S); U (6S); U Cross-cultural education 116.303 (3S); U Modern Canada: 1921 to the present 011.297 Recent developments in educational (6S); U administration I 116.508 (3S); U The history of Canadian-American relations Recent development in educational 011.322 (6S); U administration II 116.509 (3S); U Math Problems in cross-cultural education 116.531 Vector geometry and linear algebra 136.130 (3S); U (3S); L Introduction to adult education 116.532 (3S); U Introduction to calculus 136.150 (3S); L Organizational planning and development in Calculus II 136.170 (3S); L education 116.709 (3S, CI); U Microbiology Educational Psychology Essentials of microbiology 060.122 (3S); L Measurement and evaluation 043.301 (3S); U Nursing Theories and issues in school counselling Health assessment of individuals 049.211 (3S); U 043.509 (3S); U Theoretical basis of nursing 049.319 (3S); U Psychology of exceptional children 043.516 Nursing individuals and families with long-term (6S); U illness and disabilities 049.320 (4S); U

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1, 194 University of Manitoba

Nursing research methods 049.321 (3S); U Introduction to the Bible 020.240 (6S); U Community health nursing I 049.322 (4S); U Social Work Nursing of individuals with mental illness and Introduction to social welfare policy 047.131 their families 049.323 (4S); U (3S); L Community health nursing II 049.416 (4S); U Interpersonal communication skills 047.208 Issues and trends in nursing and health care (3S); U 049.417 (3S); U Human behaviour and social work practice Leadership in nursing practice 049.419 (3S); U 047.209 (6S); U The teaching/learning process in nursing Emergence of the Canadian social welfare state 049.420 (3S); U 047.211 (3S); U Law and ethics in nursing practice 049.422 Systemic inquiry in social work 047.310 (3S); U (3S); U Contemporary Canadian social welfare 047.313 Promoting the wellness of communities 049.430 (3S); U (3S); U Introduction to social work practice 047.314 Philosophy (3S); U Introduction to philosophy 015.120 (6S); L Field instruction I 047.315 (12S); U Introductory logic 015.132 (6S); L Field/focus of social work practice 047.420 Ethics and society 015.229 (6S); U (6S); U Political Studies Aboriginal people and social work 047.422 Introduction to politics 019.150 (6S); L (6S); U Introduction to Canadian government 019.156 Sociology (6S); L Introduction to sociology 077.120 (6S); L The European union in world politics 019.243 Introduction to research methods 077.229 (3S); U (6S); U Great political thinkers 019.251 (6S); U Social psychology in sociological perspective Elements of foreign policy 019.253 (6S); U 077.233 (3S); U Canadian foreign policy 019.356 (6S); U Criminology 077.251 (3S); U Research design and measurement 019.390 Sociology of criminal justice and corrections (3S); U 077.261 (3S); U Psychology The sociology of aging 077.262 (3S); U Introduction to psychology 017.120 (6S); L Statistics The psychology of sex differences 017.240 Basic statistical analysis I 005.100 (3S); L (3S); U Social psychology I 017.241 (3S); U Graduate Courses Social psychology II 017.242 (3S); U Education Administration and Foundation Behavior modification principles 017.244 Recent developments in educational (3S); U administration I 116.508 (3S) Behavior modification applications 017.245 Recent developments in educational (3S); U administration II 116.509 (3S) Dyadic relations 017.246 (3S); U Problems in cross-cultural education 116.531 Psychology of personality 017.345 (3S); U (3S) Abnormal psychology 017.346 (3S); U Introduction to adult education 116.532 (3S) Sport psychology 017.366 (3S); U Organizational planning and development in Recreation education 116.709 (3S, CI) Concepts of recreation and leisure 123.140 Educational Psychology (3S); L Theories and issues in school counselling Recreational program planning principles 043.509 (3S) 123.253 (3S); U Psychology of exceptional children 043.516 (6S) Religion Diagnosis and programming in special Introduction to world religions 020.132 (6S); L education 043.536 (6S)

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Contact Introduction to research methods and statistics Dar leen Courrier 202 (3S, VI); L Student Services The Pacific century 305 (3S, VI); U Distance Education Area Race to save the planet 310 (3S, VI); U 188 Continuing Education Complex The individual and society 312 (6S); U Winnipeg, MB R3T 2N2 The adult years: continuity and change 315 (6S, Canada VI); U Phone: 204-474-8011 The Middle East: an interdisciplinary Fax: 204-474-7661 perspective 336 (6S, VI); U E-mail: [email protected] America in Vietnam: an interdisciplinary World Wide Web: http://www.umanitoba.ca/ perspective 337 (6S); U Outlooks in anthropology 340 (6S); U Parenting today 343 (6S, AC); U Issues in criminal justice 351 (6S); U Global environmental change 361 (6S); U Human sexuality and sexual experience 363 UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND (6S); U UNIVERSITY COLLEGE Alcohol in American society 364 (6S); U Legacy of the civil rights movement 372 (6S, Credit by examination is available. Enrollment on a VI); U noncredit basis accepted in credit courses. High school students may enroll in undergraduate courses for Humor in American society 383 (6S); U credit. Overseas enrollment accepted. Military person- People and organizations 411 (6S); U nel may enroll through the DANTES program. Period Aging in America 415 (6S, VI); U for course completion is fifteen weeks. Average cost: Social psychology 421 (6S, VI); U $181 per credit for state residents, $209 per credit for International economics 440 (3S, VI); U nonresidents. Mandatory fees: $5 per course Voice Mail Risk 444 (6S); U fee, $30 application for admission. Family violence 454 (6S); U Psychology of advertising 462 (6S); U External Degree Program Stress and the social system 463 (6S); U Bachelor's degree is offered in behavioral and social Exploring the future 480 (6S, VI); U sciences, business and management, communication, Business and Management fire science, English, and humanities (120 credit hours Introduction to business and management 110 required). Credit for prior nonacademic learning is (3S, VI); L granted. 99 degrees awarded overall in 1996-97 aca- Marketing principles and organization 350 (3S, demic year. The external degree program was estab- VI); U lished in 1947. Human resource management 360 (3S); U Management and organization theory 364 (3S, Certificate Program VI); U Program offers courses in criminal justice, manage- Business law 380 (3S); U ment, public administration, state/local government, International business management 392 (3S, and paralegal studies (document offered). Courses VI); U are offered for credit. Credit can be applied toward an Organization development and change 465 associate degree or a bachelor's degree. (3S); U Business policies and strategic management 495 College Courses (3S, VI); U Behavioral and Social Science Communications Discovering psychology 101 (3S, VI); L Language in social contexts 380 (3S); U Introduction to behavioral and social science Writing for managers 390 (3S); U 201 (6S); L Technical writing 393 (3S); U

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Seminar in workplace communications 495 Crossing cultures: world views in the humanities (3S); U 301 (6S); U Computer Studies Global humanities: 1500 to 2000 302 (6S); U Issues in cyberspace 485 (3S); U Business and professional ethics 310 (6S); U English While soldiers fought: war and American society Introduction to writing 101 (3S); L 340 (6S, VI); U Critical approaches to literature 303 (3S); U The religious quest 350 (6S, VI); U Studies in fiction, poetry, and drama 340 (3S, Myth and culture 351 (3S, VI); U VI); U Legacies: a history of women and the family in English and American literature: Blake to America to 1870 366 (3S, AC); U Conrad 350 (3S); U Information Systems Management 20th-century African-American literature: the Introduction to computer-based systems 201 fictional vision 364 (3S, AC); U Critical analysis in reading and writing 396 (3S); L (6S); U Information systems in organizations 300 (3S); L Shakespeare: power and justice 406 (3S, VI); U Management Experiential Learning Leadership and management in an age of Learning analysis and planning 301 (3S); U diversity 300 (3S, VI); U Fire Science Accounting for managers 301 (3S, VI); U Advanced fire administration 302 (3S); U The global business environment 305 (3S, Analytic approaches to public fire protection VI); U 303 (3S); U Business analysis methods 316 (3S); U Fire-personnel management 304 (3S); U Organizational communications 320 (3S, VI); U Fire prevention organization and management Entrepreneurship and new venture planning 305 (3S); U 330 (3S); U Incendiary-fire analysis and investigation 306 Managing early-stage ventures 334 (3S); U (3S); U Managing strategic venture growth and industry Disaster and fire defense planning 401 (3S); U 336 (3S); U Fire-related human behavior 402 (3S); U Techniques for examining the future 391 Managerial issues in hazardous materials 403 (3S); U (3S); U Finance for managers 398D (3S); U Fire-protection structure and systems design 411 Marketing for managers 410 (3S, VI); U (3S); U Total quality management 425 (3S, VI); U Political and legal foundations of fire protection Organization development and change 465 412 (3S); U (3S); U The community and fire threat 413 (3S); U Managerial planning and competitive strategies Fire dynamics 414 (3S); U 495 (3S, VI); U Application of fire research 415 (3S); U Mathematics General Science Mathematics: 105 (3S, VI); L Oceanus: the marine environment 110 (3S, Paralegal Studies VI); L Introduction to law for the paralegal 101 (3S); L Universe: the infinite frontier 125 (3S, VI); L Techniques of legal research 200 (3S); L The earth revealed 135 (3S, VI); L Legal writing 201 (3S); L The world of chemistry 140 (3S, VI); L Legal ethics/law office systems 204 (3S); L Global environmental change 361 (6S, VI); U Torts 312 (3S); U Humanities Domestic relations 315 (3S); U American adventure 119 (3S, VI); L Litigation 325 (3S); U American in perspective 120 (3S, VI); L Administrative law 330 (3S); U This Constitution: a history 280 (3S); L Contract law 340 (3S); U Modern moral choices 300 (6S); U Consumer-protection law 411 (3S); U

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Technology and Management Credit for prior nonacademic learning is granted. Introduction to computer-based systems 201 (3S, Program enrolls a total of 200 students. The external VI); L degree program was established in 1979. Management: perspectives, process, productivity 302 (6S, VI); U College Courses Managing in the public sector 305 (6S); U Anthropology Problem solving 310 (6S); U Cultural anthropology 1200 (3S, VI); L Finance for the nonfinancial executive 320 Peoples of Africa 3242 (3S, VI); U (6S); U Communications The business/government relationship 340 Introduction to film 1851 (3S, VI); L (6S); U Consumer Sciences Human resource management 360 (6S); U Nutrition 2202 (3S, VI); L Strategic management 380 (6S); U Engineering Technology Management in a global context 390 (6S); U Analytic approach to fire protection 3940 Systems performance 411 (6S); U (3S); U Program analysis and evaluation 412 (6S); U Fire related human factors 3942 (3S); U Project management 430 (6S); U Fire protection structure/system design 3944 International management in the global (3S); U economy 490 (6S, VI); U Executive leadership in the multinational Incendiary fire analysis/investigation 3945 financial and economic environment 491 (6S, (3S); U VI); U Fire dynamics 3946 (3S); U Application of fire research 3947 (3S); U Contact Managerial issues/hazardous materials 3948 Ms. Kathleen M. Burke (3S); U Assistant Dean, Distance Education Geography Distance Education, SFSC 3237 Survey of world regions 1301 (3S, VI); L University Boulevard at Adelphi Road Introduction to cultural geography 1401 (3S, College Park, MD 20742 VI); L Phone: 301-985-7849; 800-283-6832 Geology Fax: 301-985-7364 Physical geology 1101 (4S, VI); L E-mail: [email protected] Journalism World Wide Web: http://www.umuc.edu Survey of mass communications 1700 (3S, VI); L Media writing 2121 (3S, VI); L Mathematics College algebra 1211 (3S, VI); L THE UNIVERSITY OF MEMPHIS Experiences in math 2000 (3S, VI); L Political Science Credit by examination is available. Enrollment on a Personnel management for fire service 3610 noncredit basis accepted in credit courses. Overseas (3S); U enrollment not accepted. Military personnel may Disaster/fire defense planning 3611 (3S); U enroll through the DANTES program. Minimum Fire protection organization and management period for course completion is twelve weeks; maxi- 3612 (3S); U mum period for course completion is fifteen weeks. Advanced fire administration 3613 (3S); U Average cost: $114 per credit for state residents, $315 Political/legal foundations of fire protection per credit for nonresidents. 3614 (3S); U Community and fire threat 3615 (3S); U External Degree Program Sociology Bachelor's degree is offered in fire administration/ Introduction to sociology 1111 (3S, VI); L fire protection technology (132 credit hours required). Individual and society 3701 (3S, VI); U

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University College French People and organizations 3515 (6S); U First special reading course 111 (4S); U Exploring the future 3519 (6S, VI); U Second special reading course 112 (4S); U American cinema 3522 (3S, VI); U German War and American society 3526 (6S, VI); U First special reading course 111 (4S); U Introduction to modern Asia 3533 (3S, VI); U Second special reading course 112 (4S); U The Americas 3536 (3S, VI); U Mathematics The adult years 4502 (6S, VI); U Analytic geometry and calculus I 115 (4S); L The Chinese 4506 (3S, VI); U Analytic geometry and calculus II 116 (4S); L Literature of the Americas 4518 (6S); U Natural Sciences Civil rights movement in America 4519 (6S, The environment and the citizen 485 (2S); U VI); U The environment and the citizen 486 (2S); U Contact Psychology Susanne B. Darnell Psychology of aging 459 (3S); U Associate Dean Introduction to behavior therapy 474 (3S); U University College Women's Studies Johnson Hall G-1 Introduction to women's studies 240 (4S); L Memphis, TN 38152 Gender and society 342 (3S); U Phone: 901-678-2754 Women in literature and the arts 344 (3S); U Fax: 901-678-4913 Graduate Courses E-mail: [email protected] French World Wide Web: http://www.memphis.edu/ First special reading course 111 (4S) Second special reading course 112 (4S) German First special reading course 111 (4S) UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Second special reading course 112 (4S) Natural Sciences Credit by examination is available. Enrollment on a The environment and the citizen 485 (2S) noncredit basis accepted in credit courses. High school The environment and the citizen 486 (2S) students may enroll in undergraduate courses for Psychology credit. Overseas enrollment accepted. Minimum period Introduction to behavior therapy 474 (3S) for course completion is eight weeks; maximum period for course completion is one year. Average cost: $245 Noncredit Courses per undergraduate credit $503 per graduate credit. Natural Sciences Mandatory fees: $185 infrastructure fee if not enrolled The environment and thecitizen 485 (NC) on campus. The environment and thecitizen 486 (NC)

College Courses Contact Asian Studies Glenda Radine Asia through fiction 441 (3S); U Interim Director, Extension Services Economics Office of Academic Outreach Principles of economics 101 (4S); L 837 Greene Street Principles of economics 102 (4S); L 1210 Buhr Building English Ann Arbor, MI 48109-3213 Contemporary American novel 434 (4S); U Phone: 313-764-5300 Hemingway and Fitzgerald 482 (3S); U Fax: 313-936-7736

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E-mail: [email protected] History World Wide Web: http://www.outreach.umich.edu World history A 9920 (HF) World history B 9921 (HF) Languages Beginning Russian A 9961 (HF) Beginning Russian B 9962 (HF) UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA Beginning German A 9963 (HF) Mathematics Credit by examination is available. Enrollment on a Higher algebra A 9885 (HF) noncredit basis accepted in credit courses. High school Higher algebra B 9886 (HF) students may enroll in undergraduate courses for Geometry A 9887 (HF) credit. Overseas enrollment accepted. Military person- Geometry B 9888 (HF) nel may enroll through the DANTES program. Mini- Elementary algebra A 9892 (HF) mum period for course completion is six weeks; Elementary algebra B 9893 (HF) maximum period for course completion is nine Political Science months. A limited number of courses are offered on Problems of American democracy A 9911 (HF) ten-week paced term. Many courses have e-mail lesson Problems of American democracy B 9912 (HF) servicing. Average cost: $100 per quarter hour for Psychology college courses. The average cost per high school General psychology A 9941 (HF) credit is $100. General psychology B 9942 (HF) Project self-discovery 9943 (HF) High School Courses Biology College Courses Biology A 9801 (HF) Accounting Biology B 9802 (HF) Introto financial reporting 1050 (5Q); L Business Introduction to managerial accounting 3001 General business A 9823 (HF) (4Q); U General business B 9824 (HF) Afro-American Studies English Introduction to African literature 3601 (4Q Ninth-grade English A 9831 (HF) AC); U Ninth-grade English B 9832 (HF) American Indian Studies Tenth-grade English A 9833 (HF) American Indian history I 3111 (4Q); U Tenth-grade English B 9834 (HF) American Indian history II 3112 (4Q VI); U Eleventh-grade English A 9835 (HF) American Studies Eleventh-grade English B 9836 (HF) American cultures III 1003 (5Q VI); L Straight thinking 9839 (QT) Anthropology Youth in conflict 9840 (QT) Introduction to social and cultural anthropology Meaning/self-discovery in literature 9841 (QT) 1102 (5Q VI); L Practical writing 9842 (QT) Human origins 1111 (5Q); L Contemporary literature and problems 9843 Culture and personality 5141 (4Q); U. (HF) Applied Business Advanced composition 9845 (HF) Contemporary business challenges 3011 (4Q American dream in drama 9846 (HF) CI); U Twelfth-grade English A 9847 (HF) Problem solving organizations 3012 (4Q CI, Twelfth-grade English B 9848 (HF) VI); U Creative writing 9849 (HF) Project management in practice 3043 (4Q Black American experience 9924 (QT) CI); U Geography Write business plan 3501 (4Q CI); U World geography part A 9926 (HF) Art History World geography part B 9927 (HF) Introduction to visual arts 1001 (4Q VI); L

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Art of India 3014 (4Q CI); U Educational Psychology Biology Interactive career planning 5400 (4Q, VI); U General biology 1009 (5Q LK); L Education of the gifted and talented 5690 (4Q Heredity and human society 1101 (4Q, AC); L VI); U Environmental studies 3051 (4Q); U Electrical Engineering Genetics 5003 (4Q); U Computer systems performance analysis 5863 Cell biology 5004 (3Q); U (4Q, CI); U Business Management Elementary Education International business 3004 (4Q); U Second language for children 5321 (4Q VI); U ChildPsychology Engineering Introductory child psychology 1301 (4Q); L Deformable body mechanics 3016 (4Q); U Infancy 3302 (4Q); U English Adolescent psychology 5303 (4Q); U Intro to American literature: figures and themes Processes of social development 5331 (4Q); U 1016 (4Q, AC); L Classics Introduction to modern literature: poetry 1017 Greek and Latin terms in medicine, bio sci, and . (4Q); L hum 1048 (2Q); L Introduction to modern literature: drama 1019 Greek and Latin terms in med, bio sci, and (4Q); L humanities 1048 (2Q); L Modern science fiction and fantasy 1020 (4Q Magic/witchcraft/occult 109 (4Q AC); L AC); L Madness/deviant behavior: Greece and Rome Afro-American literature 1816 (4Q); L 5005 (4Q AC); U Techniques of literary study 3008 (4Q AC); U Communications Survey of English literature I 3111 (4Q); U Gender communication 3220 (4Q); U Survey of English literature II 3112 (4Q); U ComparativeLiterature Survey of English literature III 3113 (4Q); U European folk tales 5414 (4Q AC); U Shakespeare I 3241 (4Q); U Composition and Communication Shakespeare II 3242 (4Q); U Writing practice I 1011 (5Q); L Voices, visions: American poetry 3410 (4Q Writing about literature 3011 (4Q); U VI); U Writing in the humanities 3012 (4Q); U Fitzgerald and Hemingway 3410 (4Q AC); U Writing for arts 3013 (4Q); U American literature I to 1850 3411 (4Q); U Writing for social science 3014 (4Q); U American literature II 1850-1900 3412 (4Q); U Writing about science 3015 (4Q); U American literature III 1900-1960 3413 (4Q); U Technical writing for engineers 3031 (4Q); U American short story 3455 (4Q); U Writing for business 3032 (4Q); U The English language 3851 (4Q VI); U Computer Science D.H. Lawrence and Freud 3910 (4Q AC); U Computer systems performance analysis 5021 Celtic world 3910 (4Q AC); U (4Q CI); U Modern women writers 3920 (4Q); U Design, Housing, and Apparel Women writers-19th century 3940 (4Q); U Retail merchandising 1211 (4Q); L Figures in literature: Hemingway 3940 (4Q); U Ecology, Evolution, and Behavior 20th-century English novel 5153 (4Q); U Introduction to ecology 3001 (4Q); U Drama: Pirandello to Pinter 5175 (4Q); U Economics James Joyce 5363 (4Q AC); U Principles of microeconomics 1101 (4Q); L American poetry 5432 (4Q); U Principles of macroeconomics 1102 (4Q); L English Writing Macroeconomic theory 3102 (4Q); U Intermediate fiction writing 3102 (4Q AC); U Money and banking 3701 (4Q); U Intermediate poetry writing 3103 (4Q AC); U Educational Policy and Administration Journaling into fiction 3110 (4Q AC); U Personal time management 5110 (2Q AC); U Journal and memoir writing 5201 (4Q AC); U

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Family Social Service Geology Human sexual behavior 5001 (5Q); U Dynamic earth: introduction to geology 1001 Family relationships 5200 (5Q VI); U (4Q); L American families in transition 5240 (4Q Historical geology 1002 (4Q); L AC); U German Racial and ethnic diversity in families 5500 Beginning German I 1101 (5Q, AC); L Beginning German II 1102 (5Q AC); L (4Q); U German literature: Heinrich Boll 3610 (4Q); L Finance Finance fundamentals 3000 (4Q); U Greek Beginning classical Greek 1101 (5Q); L Finnish History Beginning Finnish I 1101 (5Q AC); L American history 1301 (4Q VI); L Beginning Finnish II 1102 (5Q AC); L American history 1302 (4Q VI); L Beginning Finnish III 1103 (5Q AC); L Cultural pluralism in American history 1305 Forestry (4Q, AC); L Conservation of natural resources 1201 (3Q); L English history 3151 (4Q); U French Asian civilizations 3451 (4Q); U Beginning French I 1101 (5Q AC, VI); L Topics: Peter the Great 3700 (4Q); U Beginning French II 1102 (5Q AC, VI); L Civil War and Reconstruction 3812 (4Q); U Beginning French III 1103 (5Q AC, VI); L US in 20th century: 1890-1917 3821 (4Q CI); U French literary texts 3104 (4Q); U U.S. in 20th century: 1932-1960 3822 (4Q General College VI); U Solar astronomy 1161 (5Q); L American business history 3841 (4Q VI); U Stellar astronomy 1162 (5Q); L American indian history I 3871 (4Q); U Principles of chemistry 1166 (5Q); L American indian history II 3872 (4Q, VI); U Law in society 1235 (4Q); L American foreign relations 3881 (4Q); U Psychology of human development 1283 (4Q); L American foreign policy 1945-1990 3883 (4Q Literatures of the U.S. 1365 (4Q); L VI); U Reading short stories 1371 (4Q); L American immigration 1884-1984 3910 (4Q); U American constitutional history I 5331 (4Q); U Statistics 1454 (4Q); L American constitutional history II 5332 (4Q Introduction to modern business 1511 (5Q); L VI); U Small business operations 1513 (5Q); L Horticulture Practical law 1534 (4Q); L Home landscape/garden design 1010 (4Q); L Accounting fundamentals I 1540 (4Q); L Humanities Accounting fundamentals II 1542 (4Q); L Humanities in the modern world 1 1001 (4Q); L Marketing: introduction 1551 (5Q); L Humanities in the modern world II 1002 Marketing: management 1553 (5Q); L (4Q); L Introduction to microcomputer applications Humanities in the modern world III 1003 1571 (5Q); U (4Q); L Genetics, Cell Biology European heritage: Greece 1111 (4Q); L Genetics 3022 (4Q); U European heritage: Rome 1113 (4Q); L Geography Text and context 1302 (4Q VI); L Language of maps 1501 (5Q); L Industrial Relations Geography of the U.S. and Canada 3101 Teaching labor relations in schools 3000 (4Q); U (4Q); U Geography of Minnesota 3111 (4Q VI); U Collective bargaining and labor relations 3007 Geography of Latin America 3121 (4Q); U (4Q); U Geography of the U.S.S.R. 3181 (4Q); U Italian Environmental problems 3355 (4Q); U Beginning Italian 1 1101 (5Q AC, VI); L AC=audiocassette, Cl=computer-aided instruction, LK=lab kits, SL= slides, VI= videocassette

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Beginning Italian I 1102 (5Q AC, VI); L Norwegian Jewish Studies Beginning Norwegian I 1101 (5Q AC); L Introduction to Judaism 3034 (4Q VI); U Beginning Norwegian II 1102 (5Q AC); L Modern Judaism 3126 (4Q); U Beginning Norwegian III 1103 (5Q AC); L Journalism Intermediate Norwegian I 1104 (5Q AC); L Magazine writing 3173 (4Q AC); U Intermediate Norwegian II 1105 (5Q AC); L Communication and public opinion 5501 Intermediate Norwegian III 1106 (5Q,, AC); L (4Q); U Nursing History of journalism 5601 (4Q); U Life span, growth, and development I 3690 (2Q Literary aspects of journalism 5606 (4Q AC); U AC, VI); U Latin Life span, growth, and development II 3691 Beginning Latin I 1101 (5Q); L (2Q AC, VI); U Beginning Latin II 1102 (5Q); L Philosophy Beginning Latin III 1103 (5Q); L Logic 1001 (5Q); L Latin prose: Caesar and others 1104 (5Q); U Introduction to philosophy 1002 (5Q); L Latin poetry: Cicero 3105 (5Q); U Introduction to ethics 1003 (5Q); L Vergil's Aeneid 3106 (5Q); U Physics Linguistics Physical world 1001 (4Q); L Nature of human language 1001 (4Q VI); L Changing physical world 1003 (4Q VI); U Sociolinguistics 5831 (4Q VI); U Introduction to physicsm with lab 1041 (5Q); L Management Introduction to physics with lab 1042 (5Q); L Fundamentals of management 3001 (4Q); U General physics 1104 (4Q); L Business policy and strategy 3004 (5Q); U General physics 1105 (4()); L Entrepreneurship and smaller enterprise 3008 General physics 1106 (4Q); L (4Q); U Physics with calculus I 1311 (4Q); L Marketing Physics with calculus II 1321 (4Q); L Principles of marketing 3000 (4Q); U Modern physics 3501 (4Q); U Mathematics Political Science Trigonometry 1008 (4Q); L Contemporary political ideologies 1041 (4Q College algebra/analytical geometry 1111 VI); L (5Q); L U.S. Congress 3308 (4Q); U Introduction to calculus 1142 (5Q); L Judicial process 3309 (4Q); U Precalculus 1201 (5Q); L Understanding war 3810 (4Q); U Calculus I 1211 (5Q); L Political parties 5737 (4Q); U I variable differ. and integral calculus I 1251 Psychology (4Q); L General psychology 1001 (5Q); L I variable differ. and integral calculus II 1252 Introduction to biological psychology 3061 (4Q); L (4Q); U Calculus III 1261 (4Q); L Introduction to personality 3101 ,(4Q); U Linear algebra and linear differential equations Abnormal psychology 3604 (4Q); U 3221 (5Q); U Topics: stress management 3970 (4Q, AC); U Multivariable differential calculus 3251 (4Q); U Religious Studies Multivariable integral calculus 3252 (4Q); U Religions of South Asia 1031 (4Q VI); L Music Rhetoric Fundamentals of music I 1001 (4Q AC); L Managing information on internet 3400 (3Q Fundamentals of music II 1002 (4Q AC); L CI); U The avant-garde 3045 (4Q AC); U Writing in your profession 3562 (4Q); U 20th-century American music 5702 (4Q AC); U Russian Music appreciation 5950 (4Q AC); U Beginning Russian I 1101 (5Q AC); L

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Russian (continued) Noncredit Courses Russian literature: Middle AgesDostoevsky 3421 French (4Q); U French for graduate students 0001 (NC) Russian literature: Tolstoy to present 3422 General College (4Q); U Mathematics skill review 0611 (NC) Scandinavian Languages Elementary algebra 0621 (NC) Tales of Hans Christian Andersen 3602 (4Q Plane geometry: programmed study 0623 (NC) AC); U Intermediate algebra I 0625 (NC) Film in Scandinavia: Bergman 3606 (4Q VI); U Intermediate algebra II 0631 (NC) SocialWork Independent Distance Learning Intro to American social welfare and community C++ in imbedded systems 0001 (NC, CI) 1001 (5Q); L Spanish Social work with involuntary clients 5424 (3Q Reading Spanish for graduate students 0221 VI); U (NC) Sociology Sociology and social problems 1100 (5Q VI); L Contact Intro to criminology 1300 (4Q); L Deborah Hillengass Topics: women in Muslim society 3340 (5Q); U Director Introduction to social psychology 5201 (4Q); U 540 Rarig Spanish Minneapolis, MN 55455 Beginning Spanish 1 1101 (5Q AC, VI); L Phone: 612-624-0000; 800-234-6564 Beginning Spanish II 1102 (5Q, AC, VI); L Fax: 612-626-7900 Beginning Spanish III 1103 (5Q AC, VI); L E-mail: indstudy tc.umn.edu Intermediate Spanish I 1104 (5Q AC); L World Wide Web: http://www.cee.umn.edu/dis Intermediate Spanish II 1105 (5Q, AC); L Intermediate Spanish III 1106 (5Q AC); L Statistics Statistics 1001 (4Q); L Swedish UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI Beginning Swedish I 1101 (5Q AC); L Beginning Swedish II 1102 (5Q AC); L High school students may enroll in undergraduate Beginning Swedish III 1103 (5Q AC); L courses for credit. Overseas enrollment accepted. Mili- Intermediate Swedish I 1104 (5Q AC); L tary personnel may enroll through the DANTES pro- Intermediate Swedish II 1105 (5Q AC); L gram. Minimum period for course completion is two Intermediate Swedish III 1106 (5Q AC); L months; maximum period for course completion is Theater one year. The average cost per college credit is $75. Introduction to the theatre 1101 (4Q VI); L Mandatory fees: $15 for handling. Playwriting 5115 (4Q AC); U Women's Studies College Courses Northern Minnesota women 1990 (3Q); L Accounting Between Victorianism and emancipation 3910 Introduction to accounting principles 201 (4Q); U (3S); L Introduction to accounting principles 202 Graduate Courses (3S); L Rhetoric Art Document design 5581 (4Q CI) Introduction to interior design 205 (3S); L Theory and research in audience analysis 8110 Art appreciation 281 (3S); L (4Q CI) Biology Theory and research in media selection 8210 Inquiryinto life-human biology 102 (3S); L (4Q CI) Inquiry into life-the environment 104 (3S); L AC=audiocassette, Cl=computer-aided instruction, LK=lab kits, SL=slides, VI=videocassette

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Chemistry Elementary German 102 (3S, AC); L Environmental chemistry 201 (3S); L Second-year German 201 (3S); L Environmental chemistry 202 (3S); L Second-year German 202 (3S); L Curriculum and Instruction PhD German 95 (NC); L Career Education 300 (3S); U Health and Safety Economics Personal and community health 191 (3S); L Principles of microeconomics 202 (3S); L First aid 203 (3S); L Principles of macroeconomics 203 (3S); L Safety education 507 (3S); U Money and banking 303 (3S); U History Education Western civilization from the earliest times to Educational psychology 307 (3S); U 1648 101 (3S); L Psychology of adolescence 309 (3S); U Western civilization since 1648 102 (3S); L Psychology of human growth and development The United States to 1877 105 (3S); L 333 (3S); U The United States since 1877 106 (3S); L Elementary Education Women in the South 336 (3S); U Science in the elementary school 303 (3S); U Home Economics Arithmetic in the elementary school 403 (3S); U Nutrition 311 (3S); U English Child care and development 321 (3S); U English composition 101 (3S); L Marriage and family relationships 325 (3S); U English composition 102 (3S); L Human sexuality 535 (3S); U Introduction to literature 200 (3S); L Journalism Masterworks of English literature 205 (3S); L School publications 399 (3S); U Masterworks of American literature 206 (3S); L Leisure Management Survey of American literature to the Civil War Foundations of leisure 194 (3S);L 303 (3S); U Outdoor recreation 332 (3S); U Survey of American literature since the Civil Special programs in therapeutic recreation 384 War 304 (3S); U (3S); U Survey of English literature, begin-18th century Library Sciences 308 (3S); U Children's literature, K-8 301 (3S); U Survey of English lit, Romantic periodpresent Linguistics 309 (3S); U Logic 203 (3S); L Advanced composition 321 (3S); U Marketing Background of American literary culture, Marketing principles 351 (3S); U 1800-1900 403 (3S); U Introduction to advertising 353 (3S); U Shakespeare 406 (3S); U Buyer-seller communications 354 (3S); U Shakespeare 407 (3S); U Introduction to retailing 361 (3S); U Faulkner's fiction 466 (3S); U Mathematics American novel before 1914 573 (3S); U Trigonometry 123 (3S); L Finance Mathematics for elementary teachers I 245 Money and banking 303 (3S); U (3S); L Risk and insurance 341 (3S); U Mathematics for elementary teachers II 246 Principles of real estate 351 (3S); U (3S); L Real Estate valuation and appraisal 353 (3S); U Modern Languages French Elementary Portuguese 101 (3S, AC); L Elementary French 101 (3S, AC); L Elementary Portuguese 102 (3S, AC); L Elementary French 102 (3S, AC); L Second-year Portuguese 201 (3S, AC); L Second-year French 201 (3S, AC); L Second-year Portuguese 202 (3S, AC); L Second-year French 202 (3S, AC); L Philosophy German Contemporary philosophical problems 102 Elementary German 101 (3S, AC); L (3S); L

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Philosophy (continued) UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI-COLUMBIA Logic 203 (3S); L History of philosophy 301 (3S); U Enrollment on a noncredit basis accepted in credit History of philosophy 302 (3S); U courses. High school students mayenroll in under- Philosophy of religion 351 (3S); U graduate courses for credit. Overseas enrollment Business ethics 357 (3S); U accepted. Military personnel may enroll through the Political Science DANTES program. Minimum period for course Contemporary terrorism 332 (3S); U completion is four weeks; maximum period for course Criminal investigation 371 (3S); U completion is nine months. The Center for Indepen- Police processes and policy 372 (3S); U dent Study is utilizing the power and resources pro- Reading vided by the Internet in all aspects of its program. Foundations of elementary reading 300 (3S); U Students can enroll, request a bulletin, and submit Diagnosis and remediation of reading disabilities course lessons via the web. In addition, theCenter is 317 (3S, AC); U expanding its curriculum to include high school and Teaching reading in the elementary school 415 university web courses. The average cost per college (3S); U credit is $124.80; the average cost per high school Reading in the secondary school 429 (3S); U credit is $84. Mandatory fees: $10 handling fee. Religion (Religious Studies) World religions 205 (3S); L High School Courses New Testament thought 306 (3S); U Agriculture Sociology Introductory agriculture (1U) Leisure and popular culture 315 (3S); U Introductory horticulture (1U) Minority groups 413 (3S); U Anthropology Southern Studies Indians of Missouri (HF) Women in the South 303 (3S); U Anthropology (HF) Spanish Business Education Elementary Spanish 101 (3S, AC); L Accounting (1U) Elementary Spanish 102 (3S, AC); L Principles of marketing (HF) Second-year Spanish 201 (3S, AC); L Consumer economics (HF) Second-year Spanish 202 (3S, AC); L Introduction to computers (HF) Special Education You and the world of work (HF) Survey of exceptional children 201 (3S); L Keyboarding/typing (1U) Telecommunication Advanced marketing (HF) Introduction to telecommunication 201 (3S); L Electronic office systems (HF) Economics: making decisions (HF) Contact Business and personal law (HF) Joan G. Popernik Introduction to business (1U) Coordinator Civics Department of Independent Study You and the law (HF) PO Box 729 Civics: government and citizenship (HF) University, MS 38677-0729 Consumer Homemaking Phone: 601-232-7313 Housing decisions (HF) Fax: 601-232-5138 Food for fun and fitness (HF) E-mail: [email protected] DriverEducation World Wide Web: http://www.olemiss.edu/indstudy Driver education (HF)

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Economics Industrial Arts Economics: making decisions (HF) DC electronics (HF, LK) English Amateur radio (HF, AC) Search for identity through literature (HF) General drafting (1U) Grammar, spelling, and vocabulary (HF) Technical drafting (HF) Science fiction for reluctant readers (HF) Languages Creative writing (HF) Spanish II (1U, AC) Readings in the American novel (HF) Spanish I (1U, AC) African-American literature (HF) French II (HF, AC) King Arthur and the Middle Ages (HF) French I (1U, AC) Twelfth-grade English (1U) German II (1U, AC) Man and myth (HF) Japanese I (HF, AC) English literature through Shakespeare (HF) German I (1U, AC) Mathematics Ninth-grade English (1U) Fundamentals of statistics and probability (HF) Eleventh-grade English (1U) Trigonometry (HF) Thinking clearly: making sense (HF) Algebra I (1U) Introduction to journalism (HF) Algebra II (1U) Readings in the short story (HF) General mathematics II (1U) Readings in science fiction (HF) Precalculus (1U) Short stories for reluctant readers (HF) Geometry (1U) Critical thinking (HF) Business mathematics (HF) Tenth-grade English (1U) Applied math (1U) American literature: society and developing Personal Development identities (HF) Parenting and child development (HF) Mystery fiction (HF) Planning for college (HF) Improving reading and study skills (HF) Career planning (HF) Fine Arts Project personal development (HF) Introductory photography (HF) Personal adjustment, dating, and marriage (HF) Music appreciation (HF, AC) Psychology Art I (HF) Introduction to personal and social psychology Art appreciation (HF) (HF) Geography Psychology: foundations of human behavior World geography: Asia/Pacific/North and South (HF) Amer (HF) Psychology and everyday topics (HF) World geography: Europe, Middle East, Africa Religion (Religious Studies) (HF) World religions (HF) Government Science American government (HF) Chemistry (1U, LK) Health, Physical Education, and Recreation Conservation of natural resources (HF) Fitness for well-being (HF) Biology (1U) Health (HF) Astronomy (1U) History Physics (1U) Medieval history (HF) Aerospace: space exploration (HF) World history since the American Revolution Special topics in geology (HF) (HF) Physical science (1U) American history to 1898 (HF) Studying planet earth: the satellite connection American history 1898 (HF) (HF) Missouri history (HF) Special topics in life science (HF) World history to the American Revolution (HF) Survey of the living world (HF)

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Science (continued) Photography for teachers T373 (3S, VI); U Underground world caves (HF) Elements of health education T85 (2S); L Social Studies Economics The contemporary world (HF) Introduction to economics II 202 (3S); U Sociology Money and banking 229 (3S); U Sociology (HF) Introduction to the American economy 40 (3S, VI); L College Courses Principles of macroeconomics 5 (3S); L Accounting Education Accounting I 130 (3S, VI); L Career visions: career planning course for adults Accounting I 36 (3S, VI); L A170 (3S); L Accounting II 37 (3S); L Learning and instruction A205 (2S); U Agricultural Engineering Child development A207 (2S); U Surface water management 201 (3S); U Adolescent development A208 (2S); U Animal Sciences Educational measurement A280 (2S); U Applied nutrition 212 (3S); U Intro to educational statistics A354 (3S); U Horse production 325 (3S); U Foundations: educational/psychological Anthropology measurement A380 (3S); U General anthropology 1 (3S, AC); L Engineering Introduction to folklore 184 (3S); L Engineering mechanics: dynamics 150 (2S); L Astronomy Management for engineers 314 (3S, VI); U Cosmic evolution/introductory astronomy 1 (3S, Engineering mechanics: statics 50 (3S); L VI); L English Biology Creative writing: fiction 50 (3S); L General biology 1 (3S); L Creative writing: poetry 70 (3S); L General genetics 202 (4S); L Entomology Classical Languages and Literature Insects in the environment 110 (3S); L Elementary Latin I 1 (5S, AC); L Finance Classical Studies Principles of finance 123 (3S); L Classical mythology 60 (3S); L French Communications Elementary French I 1 (5S, AC); L Intercultural communication 332 (3S); U Elementary French II 2 (5S, AC); L Composition and Communication Geography Technical writing 161 (3S); L Regions and nations of the world I 1 (3S); L Exposition and argument 20 (3S); L Physical geography 111 (3S); L Computer Science Regions and nations of the world II 2 (3S); L Introduction to BASIC 71 (3S, VI); L Geography of Missouri 225 (3S); U Consumer and Family Economics Introductory meteorology 50 (38); L Personal and family finance 183 (3S); L Geology Criminology and Criminal Justice Principles of geology 1 (4S, LK); L Introduction to criminology and criminal justice Earth science 56 (3S, VI); L 010 (3S); L German Corrections 260 (3S); U Elementary German I 1 (5S, AC); L Rights of the offender 345 (3S); U Elementary German II 2 (5S, AC); L Curriculum and Instruction Elementary German III 3 (3S, AC); L Art activities in the elementary school T230 Health Services Management (2S); U Principles of economics for health care Teaching of reading T315 (3S); U executives 201 (3S); U Teaching reading in the content areas T316 Health Systems Management (3S); U American health-care system 210HM (3S); U

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History Marketing The war in Vietnam and the United States 101 Principles of marketing 204 (3S); U (3S, VI); L Mathematics History of modern Europe 2 (3S); L College algebra 10 (3S); L Western civilization since 1600 202 (3S); L Number systems and applications 130 (3S); L History of Missouri 210 (3S); U Calculus II 175 (5S); L Making of modern Britain 220 (3S); L Calculus III 201 (5S); U History of science 275 (3S, VI); U Intermediate algebra 5 (3S); L American history to 1865 3 (3S); L Finite mathematics 60 (3S); L America, 1945-present 308B (3S); U Elements of calculus 61 (3S); L Revolutionary America, 1754-1789 342 (3S); U Geometric concepts for teachers 68 (3S); L History of the Old South 359 (3S); U Analytic geometry and calculus 80 (5S); L American foreign relations 361 (3S); U Trigonometry 9 (2S); L American history since 1865 4 (3S); L Military Science Horticulture The war in Vietnam and the United States 161 (3S, VI); L Basic home horticulture 25 (3S); L Music Human Development and Family Studies Music appreciation 120 (3S, AC); L Multicultural study of children and family 241 Parks, Recreation, and Tourism (3S); U Introduction to leisure studies 10 (3S); L Administration of programs for children and Operation of therapeutic recreation: procedures families 358 (3S); U 327 (3S); U Journalism Pest Management High school journalism 380 (2S); U Theory and concepts of plant pathology 305 Library Science (3S); U Library materials for children and youth 321 Philosophy (3S, VI); U Ethics and the professions 135 (3S); L Literature Formal logic 153 (3S); L The twilight of the Sioux 101 (3S); L Foundations of philosophy 210 (3S); L Gothic fiction 101 (3S); L Introduction to logic 52 (3S); L Women's experience in modern fiction 101 Physics (3S); L Mechanical universe 275 (3S, VI); U Experiencing Amer cultures in contemporary Plant and Pathology novel 101 (3S, AC); L Theory and concepts of plant pathology 305 American poetry: a survey 101 (3S, VI); L (3S); U African-American literature 104 (3S); L Political Science Literary types 12 (3S); L American government 1 (3S); L Literature of the New Testament 124 (3S); L Introduction to political science 11 (3S); L Literature of the Old Testament 125 (3S); L Public administration 140 (3S); L Major authors Shakespeare 135 (3S); L Congress and legislative policy 316 (3S, VI); U American literary masterpieces 17 (3S); L The American Constitution 320 (3S, VI); U American literature 175 (3S);L Politics of the Third World 350 (3S); U Introduction to folklore 185 (3S); L The war in Vietnam and the U.S. 380F (3S, British literature: beginning to 1784 215 (3S); U VI); U Shakespeare 301 (3S, VI); U International relations 55 (3S); L Management Psychology Fundamentals of management 202 (3S); U General psychology 1 (3S); L Introduction to business law 254 (3S); U Child psychology 170 (3S); L Human resource management 310 (3S); U Social psychology 190 (3S); L Organizational theory 330 (3S); U Industrial psychology 212 (3S); U 1 U=one unit, HF=half unit, NC=noncredit, QT=quarter unit, VC=variable credit

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Psychology (continued) Classical Languages and Literature Human learning 212 (3S); U Intensive beginning Latin 207 (3S, AC) Abnormal psychology 245 (3S); U Communications Adolescent psychology 271 (3S); U Intercultural communication 332 (3S) Environmental psychology 315 (3S); U Criminology and Criminal Justice Animal behavior 330 (3S); U Corrections 260 (3S) Perception 393 (3S); U Rights of the offender 345 (3S) Rural Sociology Curriculum and Instruction Rural sociology 1 (3S); L Art activities in the elementary school T230(2S) Urban sociology 216 (3S); U Teaching of reading T315 (3S) Russian Teaching reading in the content areas T316 Elementary Russian I 1 (5S, AC); L (3S) Social Work Photography for teachers T373 (3S, VI) Social welfare and social work 125 (3S); L Teaching reading comprehension T410 (3S, VI) Social justice and social policy 303 (3S); U Issues and trends in reading instruction T420 Sociology (3S) Introduction to sociology 1 (3S); L Secondary school curriculum T445 (3S) Social inequalities 110 (3S); L Economics Criminology 211 (3S, VI); U Introduction to economics II 202 (3S) Urban sociology 216 (3S); U Money and banking 229 (3S) Spanish Elementary Spanish I 1 (5S, AC); L Education The democratic classroom 489D (3S, VI) Elementary Spanish I 110 (4S, AC, VI); L Elementary Spanish II 2 (5S, AC); L Teaching students optimism 4890 (3S, VI) Elementary Spanish III 3 (3S, AC); L Preventing school failure 489P (3S, VI) Dealing with teacher stress and burnout 489S Special Education Introduction to mental retardation 330 (3S); U (3S, VI) Introduction to special education L311 (3S); U Teaching tolerance to students 489T (3S, VI) Cooperative classroom management 489U (3S, Education of students with mental retardation L385 (3S); U VI) Introduction to educating the gifted 489V (3S, Statistics Elementary statistics 31 (3S); L VI) Coping with student problems in the classroom Theater The theater in society 6 (3S, VI); L 489W (3S, VI) A changing worlda changing classroom 489X Women's Studies Women's experience in modern fiction 101 (3S, VI) Developing a personal system of discipline 489Y (3S); L Women in pop culture 201 (3S); U (3S, VI) Working with students at risk 489Z (3S, VI) Graduate Courses Learning and instruction A205 (2S) Adult Education and Social Foundations Child development A207 (2S) Fundamentals of extension teaching of adults Adolescent development A208 (2S) 406 (3S) Educational measurement A280 (2S) Organization and administration of adult Intro to educational statistics A354 (3S) education K420 (3S) Foundations: educational/psychological Agricultural Engineering measurement A380 (3S) Surface water management 201 (3S) Engineering Animal Sciences Management for engineers 314 (3S, VI) Applied nutrition 212 (3S) Geography Horse production 325 (3S) Geography of Missouri 225 (3S)

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202 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 21G University of MissouriColumbia

Health Services Management Psychology Principles of economics for health care Human learning 212 (3S) executives 201 (3S) Industrial psychology 212 (3S) Health Systems Management Abnormal psychology 245 (3S) American health-care system 210HM (3S) Adolescent psychology 271 (3S) History Environmental psychology 315 (3S) History of Missouri 210 (3S) Animal behavior 330 (3S) History of science 275 (3S, VI) Perception 393 (3S) America, 1945-present 308B (3S) Cognitive psychology 494 (3S) Revolutionary America, 1754-1789 342 (3S) Rural Sociology History of the Old South 359 (3S) Urban sociology 216 (3S) American foreign relations 361 (3S) Social Work Human Development and Family Studies Social justice and social policy 303 (3S) Multicultural study of children and family 241 Social policy and service delivery in social work (3S) 410 (3S) Administration of programs for children and Sociology families 358 (3S) Criminology 211 (3S, VI) Journalism Urban sociology 216 (3S) High school journalism 380 (2S) Aging in contemporary society 410R (3S) Library Science Special Education Library materials for children and youth 321 Introduction to mental retardation 330 (3S) (3S,VI) Introduction to special education L311 (3S) Literature Education of students with mental retardation British literature: beginning to 1784 215 (3S) L385 (3S) Shakespeare 301 (3S, VI) Affective development of gifted students L433 Management (3S, VI) Fundamentals of management 202 (3S) Women's Studies Introduction to business law 254 (3S) Women in pop culture 201 (3S) Human resource management 310 (3S) Organizational theory 330 (3S) Noncredit Courses Marketing Nursing/Health Care Principles of marketing 204 (3S) New threat of drug-resistant microbes (NC) Mathematics Nutritional needs of the elderly (NC) Calculus III 201 (5S) Basics of cancer chemotherapy (NC) Parks, Recreation, and Tourism Cardiovascular pharmacology (NC) Operation of therapeutic recreation: procedures Common gynecologic disorders and procedures 327 (3S) (NC) Pest Management EKG interpretation (NC) Theory and concepts of plant pathology 305 Health care: mature and older woman (NC) (3S) Modern assessment and management of pain Physics (NC) Mechanical universe 275 (3S, VI) Normal and abnormal breath sounds (NC) Plant and Pathology Head, spinal, chest, abdominal and orthopedic Theory and concepts of plant pathology 305 trauma (NC) (3S) Overview of anesthesia for nurses (NC) Political Science Overview of HIV infections and AIDS (NC) Congress and legislative policy 316 (3S, VI) Overview of nursing for women's health (NC) The American Constitution 320 (3S, VI) An orientation to health maintenance Politics of the Third World 350 (3S) organizations (NC) The war in Vietnam and the U.S. 380F (3S, VI) Cardiovascular disease (NC)

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THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 203 University of MissouriColumbia

Nursing/Health Care (continued) Certificate Program Nursing ethics (NC) Program offers courses in international business and Role of the nurse in managed care (NC) real estate. Courses are offered for credit. Credit can Major issues in gerontological nursing (NC) be applied toward certification or licensure. Political Science City and county planning and plan High School Courses implementation (NC) Agriculture Public/Community Service General agriculture OO1H (HF, CI) Wild land/urban interface fire protection (NC) General agriculture 002H (HF, CI) Radio Communications Horticulture, lawn and plant care 009H (HF, Amateur radio (NC) CI) Religion (Religious Studies) Horticulture, landscaping O11H (HF, CI) Introduction to the Old Testament (NC) Art Major world religions (NC) General art OO1H (HF, CI, LK) Drawing and composition 007H (HF, LK) Contact Advanced drawing 008H (HF, LK) Dr. Von Pittman Watercolor studies 009H (HF, LK) Director Acrylic painting 011H (HF, LK) Center for Independent Study Business 136 Clark Hall Typing with one hand 001H (HF) Columbia, MO 65211-4200 Beginning typing 1 003H (HF) Phone: 573-882-6431; 800-609-3727 Beginning typing 2 004H (HF) Fax: 573-882-6808 Advanced typing 1 005H (HF) E-mail: [email protected] Advanced typing 2 006H (HF) World Wide Web: Business English and communication O11H (HF, http://indepstudy.ext.missouri.edu CI) Office systems 013H (HF, CI) Beginning shorthand 1 015H (HF, AC) Beginning shorthand 2 016H (HF, AC) Consumer education 019H (HF) Introduction to business 021H (HF, CI) Beginning accounting 1 023H (HF, CI) Beginning accounting 2 024H (HF, CI) UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA-LINCOLN Business law 029H (HF, CI) Enrollment on a noncredit basis accepted in credit Personal finance 033H (HF, CI) courses. High school students mayenroll in under- Economics 035H (HF, CI) graduate courses for credit. Overseas enrollment Career Planning accepted. Military personnel may enroll through the Career planning OO1H (HF, CI) DANTES program. Minimum period for course Computers and Technology completion is five weeks; maximum period for course Computer BASICS OO1H (HF) completion is one year. The average cost per college Driver Education credit is $88.75; the average cost per high school Driver education OO1H (HF, CI) credit is $90. Mandatory fees: handling fee $21. English Basic grammar OO1H (HF, CI) External Degree Program Intermediate grammar 002H (HF, CI) High school diploma/GED is available (200 credit Effective reader skills 003H (HF, CI) hours required). Program enrolls a total of 910 stu- General literature 1 0051-1 (HF, CI) dents; 225 degrees awarded overall in 1996-97 aca- General literature 2 007H (HF, CI) demic year. The external degree program was estab- Multicultural literature 007H (HF, CI) lished in 1967. The short story 009H (HF) AC=audiocassette, Cl=computer-aided instruction, LK=lab kits, Sl=slides,Vi=videocassette

204 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG L 212 University of NebraskaLincoln

American short story 011H (HF) Mathematics Basic expository writing 023H (HF) Basic mathematics 1 OO1H (HF, CI) Advanced composition 025 (HF, CI) Basic mathematics 2 002H (HF, CI) Writing a research paper 027H (HF, CI) General mathematics 1 005H (HF, CI) Ninth-grade English 1 031H (HF, CI) General mathematics 2 006H (HF, CI) Ninth-grade English 2 032H (HF, CI) Business and consumer mathematics 1 009H Tenth-grade English 1 033H (HF, CI) (HF, CI) Tenth-grade English 2 034H (HF, CI) Business and consumer mathematics 2 010H Eleventh-grade English 1 035H (HF, CI) (HF, CI) Eleventh-grade English 2 036H (HF, CI) Informal geometry 027 (HF, CI) Twelfth-grade English 1 037H (HF, CI) Beginning algebra 1 031H (HF, CI) Twelfth-grade English 2 038H (HF, CI) Beginning algebra 2 032H (HF, CI) Family and Consumer Sciences Geometry 1 033H (HF, CI, LK) Social protocol: family and personal etiquette Geometry 2 034H (HF, CI, LK) Advanced algebra 1 035H (HF, CI) OO1H (HF, CI) Advanced algebra 2 036H (HF, CI) General homemaking: home management 003H Precalculus 2: analytic geometry and algebra (HF, CI) 039H (HF, CI) Career protocol: business/international Precalculus 1: trigonometry 040H (HF, CI) etiquette 003H (HF, CI) Music General homemaking: clothing and foods 004H Beginning piano I OO1H (HF, CI, VI) (HF, CI) Beginning piano II 002H (HF, CI, VI) Personal adjustment and family living 011H (HF, Intermediate piano I 003H (HF, CI, VI) CI) Intermediate piano II 004H (HF, CI, VI) Introduction to nutrition 013H (HF, CI) Music theory 005H (HF) Introduction to interior design 015H (HF, CI, Music theory 1 005H (HF, AC) LK) Music theory 2 006H (HF, AC) Industrial Education Harmony 007H (HF) General shop 1 001H (HF, CI) Advanced piano performance I 009H (HF) General shop 2 002H (HF, CI) Advanced piano performance II 010H (HF) Small-engine care and operation 005H (HF, CI) Photography Small-engine maintenance and repair 00614 (HF, Photography OO1H (HF, LK) CI) Science Languages Health science 1 OO1H (HF, CI) Latin 1 OO1H (HF, AC, CI) Health science 2 002H (HF, CI) Spanish 1 OO1H (HF, AC, CI) Basic electricity and electronics 009H (HF, LK) French 1 OO1H (HF, AC, CI) Physical science 1 013H (HF, CI, LK, VI) German 1 OO1H (HF, AC, CI, VI) Physical science 2 014H (HF, CI, LK) Latin 2 002H (HF, AC, CI) Biology 1 017H (HF, CI) Spanish 2 002H (HF, AC, CI) Biology 2 018H (HF, CI) French 2 002H (HF, AC, CI) Biology 3 019H (HF, CI, LK) German 2 002H (HF, AC, CI, VI) Environmental chemistry 029 (HF, CI) German 3 003H (HF, AC) Chemistry 1 031H (HF, CI, LK) French 3 003H (HF, AC, CI) Chemistry 2 032H (HF, CI, LK, VI) Spanish 3 003H (HF, AC) Physics 1 035H (HF, CI, LK) Latin 3 003H (HF, AC, CI) Physics 2 036H (HF, CI, LK) Latin 4 004H (HF, AC, CI) Social Studies German 4 004H (HF, AC) Civics OO1H (HF, CI) French 4 004H (HF, AC) Sociology 003H (HF, CI) Spanish 4 004H (HF, AC) Psychology 00711 (HF)

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THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 205 University of Nebraska Lincoln

Social Studies (continued) Family and Consumer Sciences World geography 1 021H (HF, CI) Human development and the family 160X World geography 2 022H (HF, CI) (3S); L World history 1 031H (HF, CI) Finance World history 2 032H (HF, CI) Principles of insurance 307X (3S); U American history 1 033H (HF, CI) Finance 361X (3S); U American history 2 034H (HF, CI) Real estate principles and practices 382X American government: theories, policies, politics (3S); U 035H (HF, CI) Real estate finance 482X (3S); U American government: national level 036H (HF, Geography CI) Introductory economic geography 120X (3S); L Ethnic and human studies 039H (HF, CI) Introductory human geography 140X (3S); L Global perspectives 051 (HF, CI) Physical geography 150X (3S); L Study Skills Geography of the United States 271X (3S); L Effective methods of study 001H (HF) Health, Physical Education, and Recreation Elements of health 201X (3S); L College Courses History Accounting Western civilization to 1715 100X (3S); U Introductory accounting 201X (3S); L Western civilization since 1715 101X (3S); L Introductory accounting 202X (3S); L Latin American culture and civilization 171X Agricultural Leadership (3S); L Technical communication 1 200X (3S, CI); L Introduction to East Asian civilization 181X Art (3S); L Introduction to art history and criticism 167X American history to 1877 201X (3S);L (3S); L American history after 1877 202X (3S); L Biological Sciences History of the Middle Ages 211X (3S); L Principles of ecology 320X (3S); U Modern Europe: Renaissance to French Broadcasting Revolution 212X (3S); L Introduction to broadcasting 226X (3S); L Nebraska history 359X (3S, AC); U Broadcast writing 370X (3S); U Industrial and Management Systems Engineering Advanced broadcast writing 474X (3S); U Engineering economy 1 206X (3S); L Classics Management Scientific Greek and Latin 116X (2S); L Elementary quantitative methods 245X (3S); L Curriculum and Instruction Operations and resources management 331X Teaching social studies in the elementary (3S); U schools 307X (3S); U Personnel/human resource management 361X Economics (3S); U Principles of macroeconomics 211X (3S); L International management 439X (3S); U Principles of microeconomics 212X (3S); L Business policies and strategies 475X (3S); U Statistics 215X (3S); L Marketing Introduction to international economics 321X Marketing 341X (3S); U (3S); U Mathematics English Intermediate algebra 100AX (3S); L Composition I 150X (3S, CI); L College algebra 101X (3S); L Twentieth-century fiction 205BX (3S, CI); L Trigonometry 102X (2S); L Shakespeare 230AX (3S, CI); L Calculus for managerial and social sciences Composition 254X (3S, CI); L 104X (3S); L Business writing 255X (3S, CI); L Analytic geometry and calculus I 106X (5S); L Special topics in writing 258X (2S, CI); L Analytic geometry and calculus II 107X (5S); L

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206 L THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG University of Nevada, Reno

Nursing Geometry 2 086X (NC, LK) Pathophysiologic basis 325X (4S, CI); U Intermediate algebra 095X (NC) Evaluating nursing research 399X (2S, CI); U Real Estate Nutritional Sciences Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act 401N Introduction to nutrition 151X (3S); L (NC) Philosophy Fair housing laws 402N (NC) Introduction to logic and critical thinking 110X Truth-in-Lending Act 403N (NC) (3S); L Contracts and agency relationships 404N (NC) Introduction to modern logic 211X (3S); L Legal documents used in real estate 405N (NC) Philosophy of religion 265X (3S); L Closing the real estate transaction 406N (NC) Physics Commercial real estate leases 408N (NC) Elementary general physics 141X (5S, LK); L Real estate sales and brokerage 430N (NC) Elementary general physics 142X (5S, LK); L Income property: advanced appraisal methods General physics 211X (4S); L 450N (NC) General physics 212X (4S); L Political Science Contact American government 100X (3S); L James Sherwood Contemporary foreign governments 104X Director (3S); L Distance Education International relations I 160X (3S); L 336 Nebraska Center Introduction to public administration 210X 33rd and Holdrege (3S); L Lincoln, NE 68583-9800 Psychology Phone: 402-472-4321 Introduction to psychology 181X (3S); L Fax: 402-472-1901 Psychosocial aspects of alcoholism 222X (3S); L E-mail: [email protected] Real Estate World Wide Web: http://www.unl.edu/conted/ Real estate management 345X (3S); U disted/ Real estate principles and practices 382X (3S); U Real estate investments 439X (3S); U Fundamentals of real estate appraisal 441X (3S); U Real estate finance 482X (3S); U UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, RENO Sociology Introduction to sociology 100X (3S); L Enrollment on a noncredit basis accepted in credit Social problems 201X (3S); L courses. High school students may enroll in under- Sociology of crime 209X (3S); L graduate courses for credit. Overseas enrollment Marriage and the family 225X (3S); L accepted. Military personnel may enroll through the DANTES program. Minimum period forcourse Graduate Courses completion is four weeks per credit; maximum period Management for course completion is one year. The average cost International management 439X (3S) per college credit is $70; the average cost per high Business policies and strategies 475X (3S) school credit is $70. Mandatory fees: $23.50 for college stationery and handling, $15 for syllabus; $16.50 Noncredit Courses for high school stationery and handling. Adult Basic Skills Adult basic skills English 301A (NC, CI) External Degree Program Adult basic skills math 311A (NC, CI) Bachelor's degree is offered in general studies (124 Mathematics credit hours required). The external degreeprogram Geometry 1 085X (NC, LK) was established in 1984.

1U=one unit, HF=half unit, NC=noncredit, QT=quarter unit, VC=variable credit

THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 207 University of Nevada, Reno

High School Courses Economics Biology Principles of macroeconomics C101 (3S); L Introductory biology I 1 (HF) Principles of microeconomcs C102 (3S); L Introductory biology II 2 (HF) Principles of statistics I C261 (3S); L Computer Science Principles of statistics II C262 (3S); L Computer literacy I 1 (HF) English English Introduction to literature C131 (3S); L English 1A (HF) Vocabulary and meaning C181 (2S); L English 1B (HF) Introduction to fiction C244 (3S); L English 2A (HF) Introduction to drama C253 (VC); L English 2B (HF) Introduction to poetry C261 (3S); L English 3A (HF) Introduction to language C281 (3S, AC); L English 3B (HF) Bible as literature C337 (3S); U English 4A (HF) Descriptive grammar C410 (3S, AC); U English 4B (HF) Theories of second language acquisition C420 Government (3S); U American government IA (HF) Teaching English as a second language C421 American government 1B (HF) (3S); U History Language testing C422 (3S); U World history 1A (HF) Environment American history 1A (HF) Man and environment C101 (3S, VI); L World history 1B (HF) American history 1B (HF) French Elementary French I C101 (4S, AC); L Mathematics High school calculus I 1 (HF) Elementary French II C102 (4S, AC); L Algebra 1A (HF) Reading French I C205 (2S); L Applied mathematics I 1A (HF) Reading French II C209 (2S); L Algebra 1B (HF) Gaming Management Applied mathematics II 1B (HF) Accounting for the gaming industry C425 High school calculus II 2 (HF) (3S); U Algebra 2A (HF) Geography Algebra 2B (HF) Introduction to cultural geography C106 (3S); L Regional geography of the underdeveloped Social Sciences Sociology 1 (HF) world C202 (3S); L German College Courses Elementary German I C101 (4S, AC, VI); L Accounting Elementary German II C102 (4S, AC, VI); L Introductory accounting I C201 (3S); L Reading German I C205 (2S); L Introductory accounting II C202 (3S); L Reading German II C209 (2S); L Anthropology Health Care Administration The human experience C101 (3S); L U.S. health system: policies and programs C175 Archaeology 0202 (3S, SL); L (3S); L Curriculum and Instruction Health Sciences Curriculum development in environmental Medical terminology C111 (1S); L education C449 (VC); U History Scientific teaching and development of European civilization C105 (3S); L reasoning C4811 (3S, AC, LK, VI); U European civilization C106 (3S); L Five teaching skills C4812 (1S); U Nevada history C217 (3S); L Special topics in C and I-volcanic landscapes England and the British Empire C393 (3S); U south C487 (1S, VI); U England and the British Empire II C394 (3S); U

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208 216 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG University of New Brunswick

Hotel Administration Child psychology C233 (3S); L Orientation to the hotel industry C101 (3S); L Psychology of adolescence C234 (3S); L Front office operations C114 (3S, VI); L Educational psychology C321 (3S); U Food-service purchasing C260 (3S); L Personality C435 (3S); U Executive planning for housekeeping operations Abnormal psychology C441 (3S); U C312 (3S); U Sociology In-flight food service C363 (3S, VI); U Principles of sociology C101 (3S); L Catering operations and sales C379 (3S); U Social problems C102 (3S); L Hotel marketing I C380 (3S, VI); U Community C376 (3S); U Convention sales and service management C385 Spanish (3S); U Elementary Spanish I C101 (4S, AC, VI); L Organization theory applied to the svc industry Elementary Spanish II C102 (4S, AC, VI); L C407 (3S); U Reading Spanish I C205 (2S); L Hotel advertising and sales C481 (3S, AC, VI); U Reading Spanish II C209 (2S); L Italian Western Traditions Elementary Italian I C101 (4S, AC); L Foundations of Western culture C201 (3S); L Elementary Italian II C102 (4S, AC); L Modern world C202 (3S); L Second-year Italian C203 (3S, AC); L Women's Studies Second-year Italian C204 (3S, AC); L Introductionto women's studies C101 (3S, Journalism AC); L Introduction to journalism C101 (3S); L Corporate communications C335 (3S); U Graduate Courses Magazine writing C418 (2S, AC); U Educational Leadership Special Prob: book workshop C490 (VC, CI); U Nevada school law and constitution for teachers Managerial Science C791 (1S, VI) Marketing principles C310 (3S); U Corporate finance C365 (3S); U Noncredit Courses Investments C370 (3S); U Business Mathematics Business writing CC (NC) Intermediate algebra C101 (3S, VI); L Political Science Fundamentals of mathematics C120 (3S); L Citizenship for new Americans CA (NC) Mathematics on the WWW C120 (3S, CI); L Elementary school mathematics I C122 (3S); L Contact Elementary school mathematics II C123 (3S); L Kerri Garcia College algebra C124 (3S); L Director Algebra and trigonometry C128 (5S); L Independent Study by Correspondence Analytic geometry C130 (3S); L PO Box 14429 Elements of calculus I C176 (3S); L Reno, NV 89507 Calculus I C181 (4S); L Phone: 702-784-4652; 800-233-8928 Nutrition Fax: 702-784-1280 Human nutrition C121 (3S, CI, LK); L E-mail: [email protected] Political Science World Wide Web: http://www.dce.unr.edu/istudy Constitution of Nevada C100 (1S); L American politics: process and behavior C101 (3S, CI, VI); L Principles of American constitutional government C103 (3S); L UNIVERSITY OF NEW BRUNSWICK Psychology Introduction to psychology as a social science Enrollment on a noncredit basis accepted in credit C101 (3S); L courses. High school students may enroll in under- 1U=one unit, HF=half unit, NC=noncredit, QT=quarter unit, VC=variable credit

THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG ft 209 University of New Brunswick graduate courses for credit. Overseas enrollment not General astronomy I 270 (3S); L accepted. Maximum period for course completion is General astronomy II 271 (3S); L six months. Students must reside in Canada for most Economics courses, except web-based courses.Non-Canadians Intro macroeconomics 105 (3S); L must pay a fee differential of Can$220 per term Intro microeconomics 106 (3S); L course. Average cost: Can$314 per term course, Money and banking 315 (3S); U Can$628 per full year course. Mandatory fees: $8 Elementary Education student fee per course. Teaching of reading in elementary school 331 (3S); U College Courses Children's literature 443 (3S); U Arts English Development of western thought 1000 (6S); L Composition I: exposition 101 (3S); L Biology Composition II: analysis and argument 102 Human physiology for nurses BIOL2690 (7S); L (3S); L Pathophysiology BIOL2850 (6S); L Expository writing 220 (3S); L English Survey of early English literature 294 (3S); L Shakespeare and his contemporaries ENGL2303 Survey of later English literature 295 (3S); L (3S); L American literature 296 (3S); L Survey of English literature beginnings to late History of the English language 445 (3S); U 18th century ENGL2905 (3S); L Health Education Survey of English literature romantics to Personal and community health 171 (3S); L moderns ENGL2906 (3S); L Fundamentals of human sexuality 212 (3S); L Shakespeare ENGL3250 (6S); U History Statistics Western civilization 101 (3S); L Introduction to statistics STAT1213 (3S); L Western civilization 102 (3S); L History of the U.S. to 1877 161 (3S); L Contact History of the U.S. since 1877 162 (3S); L Rik Hall History of New Mexico 360 (3S); U Program Director Military history of the U.S. 375 (3S); U Extension and Summer Session History of the Southwest, Spanish period 380 PO Box 4400 (3S); U Fredericton, NB E3B 5A3 library Sciences Canada Fundamentals of library science 424 (3S); U Phone: 506-453-4646 Classification and cataloging 427 (3S); U Fax: 506-453-3572 Mathematics E-mail: [email protected] Math for elementary school teachers I 111 World Wide Web: http://www.unb.ca/coned/ (3S); L Math for elementary school teachers II 112 (3S); L Intermediate algebra 120 (3S); L College algebra 121 (3S); L UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO Pre-calculus mathematics 150 (3S); L Overseas enrollment accepted. Minimum period for Calculus I 162 (4S); L course completion is eight weeks;maximum period Calculus II 163 (4S); L for course completion is one year. The average cost Calculus III 264 (4S); L per college credit is $100. Vector analysis 311 (3S); U Nursing College Courses Nursing pathophysiology I 239 (2S); L Astronomy Nursing pathophysiology II 240 (2S); L Introduction to astronomy 101 (3S); L Care of the aging client 342 (3S); L

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Philosophy completion is twelve weeks; maximum period for Introduction to philosophical problems 101 course completion is nine months. Courses are offered (3S); L by the following University of North Carolina institu- Reasoning and critical thinking 156 (3S); L tions: Appalachian State University, East Carolina Uni- Physics and Astronomy versity, Elizabeth City State University, North Carolina Refresher in astronomy for teachers 455 (3S); U State University, University of North CarolinaChapel Political Science Hill, University of North CarolinaGreensboro, West- The political world 110 (3S); L ern Carolina University, and Winston-Salem State Uni- American politics 200 (3S); L versity. The average cost per college credit is $80. Law in the political community 215 (3S); L Constitutional law powers 315 (3S); U College Courses Constitutional law rights 316 (3S); U Accounting American foreign policy 342 (3S); L Accounting I: concepts of financial reporting Public management and admin 375 (3S); L S210 (3S); L Psychology Intro to managerial accounting S220 (3S); L General psychology 105 (3S); L African Studies Social psychology 271 (3S); L Intro to African civilization C40 (3S); L Abnormal psychology 332 (3S); U Animal Sciences Sociology Poultry production S200 (3S); L Introduction to sociology 101 (3S); L Art History Social problems: selected topics 211 (3S); L History of Western art I C31 (3S); L Sociology of mass communications 335 (3S); U History of American art 5203 (3S); L The urban community 351 (3S); U Biology Spanish Principles of biology C11 (3S); L Topics in Hispanic culture and language 301 Human anatomy and physiology C45 (3S); L (3S); U Business Developing Spanish writing skills 302 (3S); U Managerial accounting C170 (3S); L Basic accounting principles C71 (3S); L Contact Chemistry Connie Sanchez-Terry Introduction to chemical concepts C10 (2S); L Division Registrar General descriptive chemistry I C11 (3S); L Continuing Education General descriptive chemistry II C21 (3S); L 1634 University Boulevard, NE General chemistry I G111 (3S); L Albuquerque, NM 87131 General chemistry II G114 (3S); L Phone: 505-277-1604 Classics Fax: 505-277-8975 Medical word formation and etymology C25 E-mail: [email protected] (3S); L Word formation and etymology C26 (3S); L Communication Studies Social dialects C114 (3S); U Computer Science THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA Computer literacy 5100 (2S); L Computer laboratory S195 (1S, CI); L Credit by examination is available. Enrollmenton a Economics noncredit basis accepted in credit courses. High school Principles of Microeconomics S201 (3S); L students may enroll in undergraduate courses for Intermediate microeconomics S301 (3S); L credit. Overseas enrollment accepted. Military person- Education nel may enroll through the DANTES program. Insti- Teaching stress management A3530 (3S); U tution offers special arrangements to take courses not English listed in this catalog. Minimum period forcourse English composition and rhetoric C11 (3S); L 1 U=one unit, HF=half unit, NC=noncredit, QT=quarter unit, VC=variable credit

THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 211 The University of North Carolina

English (continued) History of Russia 1861-present C31 (3S); L English composition and rhetoric C12 (3S); L American women's history C62 (3S); L English literature from Chaucer through Pope Western civilization since 1400 S205 (3S); L C20 (3S); L Ancient world to 180 A.D. S207 (3S); L Introduction to fiction C23W (3S); L Interdisciplinary Studies Contemporary literature C24 (3S); L American studies: South in history and literature Business writing C32 (3S); L W4326 (3S); U Creative writing: short story C34 (3S); L Italian Advanced creative writing C35 (3S); L Elementary Italian Cl (3S, AC); L Advanced poetry writing C35P (3S); L Elementary Italian C2 (3S, AC); L English grammar C36 (3S); L Latin Shakespeare C58 (3S); L Elementary Latin Cl (3S, AC); L American literature to 1865 C80 (3S); L Elementary Latin C2 (3S); L Writing for business and industry E3880 (3S); U Intermediate Latin C3 (3S); L Composition and rhetoric S111 (3S); L Intermediate Latin C4 (3S); L Composition and reading S112 (3S); L Library Sciences Foundation composition T300 (3S); L Research skills E1000 (1S); L Teaching English as a second language T416 Mathematics (3S); U Algebra C10 (3S, VI); L Environmental Science Calculus for business and social sciences C22 General environmental science Z101 (3S); L (3S); L French Trigonometry and analytic geometry C30 Elementary French Cl (4S, AC); L (3S); L Geography Mathematics of finance S105 (3S); L Physical geography C10 (3S); L Precalculus I 5107 (3S); L North America's landscapes C60 (3S); L Precalculus algebra and trigonometry S111 Cultural geography G105 (3S); L (3S); L Geology Elements of calculus S121 (3S); L Introductory geology and lab C11, 11L (4S, Calculus I S141 (4S); L LK); L Calculus II S241 (4S); L Health Care Administration Calculus III S242 (4S); L Long-term care administration I C122 (3S); U Precalculus Z118 (3S); L Long-term care administration II C123 (3S); U Music Field training: long-term care administration Fundamentals of music I C21 (3S, AC); L C97/98 (6S); L Western classical music C41 (3S, AC); L Management of health resources W460 (3S); U Nutrition History Introduction to human nutrition C40 (3S); L History of Western civilization I C11 (3S); L Philosophy History of Western civilization II C12 (3S); L Main problems in philosophy C20 (3S); L Ancient history C14 (3S); L Introductory symbolic logic C21 (3S); L Diplomatic history of US: 1900-present C152 Introduction to ethics C22 (3S); L (3S); U Bioethics C34 (3S); L Modern European history 1500-1815 C16 Physics (3S); L General physics S204 (3S); L Modern European history since 1815 C17 Political Science (3S); L Introduction to government in the U.S. C41 The world since 1945 C18 (3S); L (3S); L American history to 1865 C21 (3S); L State and local government C42 (3S); L American history since 1865 C22 (3S); L Intro to political thoughtAncient and Medieval English history since 1688 C28 (3S); L C63 (3S); L

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212 L_ 2 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG University of North Dakota

Introduction to American government S201 E-mail: lff.ce @mhs.unc.edu (3S); L World Wide Web: http://www.unc.edu/depts/ State and local government S202 (3S);L fri_cntr American national government Z301 (3S); U Psychology General psychology C10 (3S, VI); L UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT Introduction to psychology S200 (3S, VI); L GREENSBORO Religion (Religious Studies) Introduction to Old Testament literature C21 Credit by examination is available. Enrollment on a (3S); L noncredit basis accepted in credit courses. High school Introduction to New Testament literature C22 students may enroll in undergraduate courses for (3S); L credit. Overseas enrollment accepted. Institution offers Russian special arrangements to take courses not listed in this Elementary Russian Cl (3S); L catalog. Minimum period for course completion is Elementary Russian C2 (3S); L twelve weeks; maximum period for course completion Intermediate Russian C3 (3S); L is nine months. The university offers its correspon- Intermediate Russian C4 (3S); L dence courses through Independent Studies by Exten- Sociology sion, a consortium of North. Carolina universities. It American society C10 (3S); L also accepts approved correspondence courses in trans- Social interaction C12 (3S); L fer. The average cost per college credit is $75. Black-white relations in the U.S. C22 (3S); L Crime and delinquency C23 (3S); L College Courses Family and society C30 (3S); L Chemistry Introduction to sociology G211 (3S); L General chemistry I 111 (3S); L Race and ethnic relations G327 (3S); U General chemistry II 114 (3S); L Marriage and family G355 (3S); U Geography Spanish Cultural geography 105 (3S); L Elementary Spanish Cl (4S, AC); L Physics Elementary Spanish C2 (4S, AC); L Conceptual astronomy 203 (3S); L Intermediate Spanish C3 (3S); L Sociology Intermediate Spanish C4 (3S); L Introduction to sociology 211 (3S); L Statistics Race and ethnic relations 327 (3S); U Introduction to statistics for engineers S361 Marriage and family 355 (3S); U (3S); U Basic statistics Z251 (3S); L Contact Bill Taylor Noncredit Courses Assistant Director Mathematics Division of Continual Learning Review of algebra CR (NC) 202 Forney Building Nursing Greensboro, NC 27412 Medical-surgical nursing review CR (NC) Phone: 910-334-5414; 800-306-9033 Fax: 910-334-5628 Contact E-mail: [email protected] Linda F. Farrow World Wide Web: http://www.uncg.edu Student Services Supervisor Division of Continuing Education CB# 1020 The Friday Center UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA Chapel Hill, NC 27599-1020 Phone: 919-962-1105; 800-862-5669 High school students may enroll in undergraduate Fax: 919-962-5549 courses for credit. Overseas enrollment accepted. Mili-

1 U=one unit, HF=half unit, NC=noncredit, QT=quarter unit, VC=variable credit

THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 213 University of North Dakota tary personnel may enroll through the DANTES pro- Survey of American literature 304 (3S); U gram. Minimum period for course completion is three Black American writers 365 (3S); U months; maximum period for course completion is Fine Arts nine months. Students may request a one-time 3-month Introduction to fine arts 150 (3S); L extension. The average cost per college credit is $85. Geography Mandatory fees: $35 per course. Cultural geography 151 (3S); L World regional geography 161 (3S); L Certificate Program Geography for teachers 319 (2S); U Program offers courses in food service and dietary Geography of Canada 362 (3S); U management. Courses are offered for noncredit or Geography of North Dakota 369 (3S); U preparation for certifying exam. History Western civilization to 1500 101 (3S); L College Courses Western civilization since 1500 102 (3S); L Accounting United States to 1877 103 (3S); L Elements of accounting 200 (3S); L United States since 1877 104 (3S); L Elements of accounting 201 (3S); L Humanities Anthropology Introduction to humanities 101 (4S); L Intro to archaeology and physical anthropology Humanities II 102 (4S); L 170 (3S); L Industrial Technology Introduction to cultural anthropology 171 Industrial safety 440 (2S); U (3S); L Languages Medical anthropology 340 (3S); U Second-year French 201 (4S); L Atmospheric Sciences Second-year French 202 (4S); L Introduction to radar meteorology 340 (4S); U Management Business and Vocational Education Managerial concepts 305 (3S); U Coordinating techniques 421 (2S); U Mathematics Philosophy of vocational education 444 (3S); U Intermediate algebra 102 (3S); L Chemical Engineering College algebra 103 (3S); L Stoichiometry 201 (3S); L Finite mathematics 104 (3S); L Classical Languages and Literature Trigonometry 105 (2S); L Beginning Spanish 101 (4S, AC); L Discrete mathematics 208 (3S); L Beginning French 101 (4S, AC); L Calculus I 211 (4S); L Beginning German 101 (4S, AC); L Calculus II 212 (4S); L Beginning Norwegian 101 (4S, AC); L Calculus III 213 (4S); L Beginning Spanish 102 (4S, AC); L Elementary differential equations 351 (3S); U Beginning French 102 (4S, AC); L Music Beginning Norwegian 102 (4S); L Introduction to understanding music 100 Beginning German 102 (4S, AC); L (3S); L Second-year Spanish 201 (4S, AC); L Occupational Therapy Second-year Norwegian 201 (4S); L Introduction to occupational therapy 200 Second-year Spanish 202 (4S, AC); L (2S); L Second-year Norwegian 202 (4S); L Medical terminology 205 (1S); L Economics Pharmacology and Toxicology Introduction to economics 105 (3S); L Human pharmacology 304 (3S); U Principles of economics I 201 (3S); L Philosophy and Religious Studies Principles of economics II 202 (3S); L World religions 203 (3S); L English Death and dying 345 (2S); U Composition I 101 (3S); L Psychology Composition II 102 (3S); L Introduction to psychology 101 (3S); L Survey of American literature 303 (3S); U Introduction to statistics 241 (4S); L AC=audiocassette, Cl=computer-aided instruction, LK=lab kits, SL= slides, VI=videocassette

THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 214 JL 222 University of Northern Colorado

Developmental psychology 251 (4S); L UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN COLORADO Behavior modification and therapy 331 (3S); U Adulthood and aging 355 (3S); U Credit by examination is available. Enrollment on a Introduction to personality 360 (3S); U noncredit basis accepted in credit courses. High school Sociology students may enroll in undergraduate courses for Introduction to sociology 101 (3S); L credit. Overseas enrollment accepted. Institution offers Social problems 102 (3S); L special arrangements to take courses not listed in this Rural sociology 331 (3S); U catalog. Maximum period for course completion is The family 335 (3S); U one year. The average cost per college credit is $80. Aging 352 (3S); U Death and dying 353 (3S); U College Courses Social psychology 361 (4S); U Biology Visual Arts Exploring biology 100 (3S); L Introduction to drawing and color materials 120 Communication Disorders (3S, VI); L Psychometrics 498 (1S); U Visual thinking 391 (3S); U Language sampling processes 498 (1S); U Community Health/Nutrition Noncredit Courses Issues in health 205 (3S, AC); L Dietary Management Medical terminology 210 (2S, AC); L Menu planning for health care facilities 293 Health and lifestyles among the elderly 236 (3S, (NC) AC); L Nutrition and aging 296 (NC) Human nutrition 250 (3S); L Dietary managers course 319 (NC) Economics Introductory nutrition for dietary personnel 356 Urban planning economics 245 (3S); L (NC) Comparative economics systems 250 (3S); L Diabetes nutrition therapy 357 (NC) Industrial organization 277 (3S); L Food safety: hazard analysis critical control point Money and banking 280 (3S); L 358 (NC) Women and the economy 304 (3S); U Nutrition therapy for dietary personnel 359 Intermediate microeconomics 305 (3S); U (NC) Public finance 311 (3S); U Basics of nutrition assessment 364 (NC) Labor-management relations 315 (3S); U Mathematics International trade 345 (3S); U Math 100: refresher course in mathematics 265 International finance 346 (3S); U (NC) Economics of growth and development 360 Real Estate (3S); U North Dakota principles of real estate 269 (NC) Contemporary economic problems 402 (3S); U Developing the art of negotiating 365 (NC) Economic history of U.S. 462 (3S); U History of economic thought 470 (3S); U Contact Education/Special Education Dr. Karen Berthold Exceptional students in the regular classroom Director of Outreach Programs 410 (2S, AC); U Division of Continuing Education Environmental Studies PO Box 9021 Environment, politics and law 205 (2S); L University Station Geography Grand Forks, ND 58201 World geography 100 (3S); L Phone: 701-777-4264; 800-342-8230 Geography of U.S. and Canada 110 (3S); L Fax: 701-777-4282 Colorado 350 (3S); U E-mail: [email protected] Gerontology World Wide Web: http://www.conted.und.edu/ Introduction to gerontology 205 (3S, AC); L 1U=one unit, HF=half unit, NC=noncredit,QT=quarter unit, VC=variable credit

THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 215 University of Northern Colorado

Human Rehabilitation Services Greeley, CO 80639 Introduction to human rehabilitation services Phone: 970-351-2926; 800-232-1749 290 (3S, AC); L Fax: 970-351-2519 Mathematics E-mail: [email protected] Intermediate algebra 023 (3S); L Plane trigonometry 125 (3S); L Introduction to history of math 464 (2S); U Nursing EKG interpretation 320 (2S); U Pathophysiology 326 (3S); U Physical Education UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN IOWA Sport injuries for coaches 408 (2S); U Psychology for coaches 408 (2S); U Credit by examination is available. High school stu- Physiological implications for human dents may enroll in undergraduate courses for credit. performance 408 (3S); U Overseas enrollment accepted. Military personnel may Teaching sport skills 408 (2S); U enroll through the DANTES program. Minimum Political Science period for course completion is two weeks per credit National government of the U.S. 100 (3S); L hour; maximum period for course completion is one Introduction to political science 105 (3S); L year. Two courses (Leisure Services and The Ameri- Colorado politics 203 (3S); L can Consumer) require field trips. The average cost Law-making process in the United States 302 per college credit is $80. Mandatory fees: $13 enroll- (3S); U ment fee for each course. Comparative public policy 315 (3S); U VisualArts External Degree Program Women Artists 390 (3S, CI, VI); U Bachelor's degree is offered in liberal studies (124 credit hours required). Program enrolls a total of 118 Graduate Courses students; 10 degrees awarded overall in 1996-97 aca- Communication Disorders demic year. The external degree program was estab- Neuroanatomy and neurophysiology of lished in 1977. communication_ s 555 (3S, VI) Education College Courses Achieving effective inst in developmental Accounting reading 510 (3S, AC, VI) Principles of accounting I 12030 (3S); L Reading and writing in the content area 523 Principles of accounting II 12031 (3S); L (3S, VI) Communications Education/Special Education Communication studies 48006 (3S); L Seminar in mainstreaming 506 (3S, AC,VI) Freedom of speech 48176 (3S); U InterdisciplinaryEducation Economics Neurology and learning 513 (3S, AC) Introduction to economics 92024 (3S); L Physical Education Education Sport law 508 (3S, VI) Child psychology 20100 (2S); U Sports promotion and marketing 576 (3S) Development of young children 20109 (3S); U Visual Arts Psychology of adolescence 20116 (2S); U Art history seminar: women artists 680 (4S, CI, Applications in elementary science teaching VI) 21142 (3S); U Applications in elementary social studies Contact teaching 21143 (3S); U Ms. Susan Pelis Group evaluation techniques 25181 (3S); U Student Services History of education 26134 (3S); U College of Continuing Education Whole language whole child 28186 (3S); U SL=slides, VI=videocassette AC=audiocassette, Cl=computer-aided2)instruction, L.K.lab kits, 216 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG University of Northern Iowa

Educational Psychology Music of our time 52030 (3S, AC); L Psychology of learning disabilities 20170 (3S, Introduction to music theory 58010 (2S); L CI); U Political Science Studies in forgiveness 20186 (3S); U Africa 68128 (3S); U English Language and Literature Introduction to American politics 94014 (3S); L College reading and writing 62005 (3S); L World politics 94026 (3S); L Introduction to literature 62031 (3S); L International relations 94124 (3S); U 20th-century British novel 62120 (3S); U Psychology British novel to 1900 62156 (3S); U Introduction to psychology 40008 (3S); L Literature for young adults 62165 (3S); U Introduction to developmental psychology 40120 Geography (3S); U World geography 97025 (3S); L Introductory social psychology 40160 (3S); U Regional geography 97114 (3S); U Religion (Religious Studies) Political geography 97170 (3S); U Religions of the world 64124 (3S); U Health Individual readings in religion 64189 (VC); U Personal health 41015 (2S); L Social Science Medical terminology 41060 (1S, AC); L American civilization 90023 (3S); L Community and public health 41160 (3S); U Social Work Consumer health 41164 (2S); U Social welfare: a world view 45041 (3S); L Introduction to leisure services 43010 (4S); L Alcoholism 45171 (3S); U History Sociology Humanities I 68021 (4S); L Criminal justice system 98022 (3S); L Humanities II 68022 (4S); L American racial minorities 98045 (3S); L Latin America 68123 (3S); U Statistics for social research 98080 (3S); L India 68125 (3S); U The family 98105 (3S); U Middle East 68127 (3S); U Correctional treatment 98116 (3S); U Native Central and South America 68137 Victimology 98119 (3S); U (3S); U Youth gangs 98122 (3S); U U.S. history to 1877 96014 (3S); L Social deviance and control 98123 (3S); U U.S. history since 1877 96015 (3S); L Corrections and punishment 98126 (3S); U Modern Europe to 1815 96054 (3S); L Juvenile delinquency 98127 (3S); U Modern Europe since 1815 96055 (3S); L Minority group relations 98130 (3S); U Recent U.S. history 96116 (3S); U Sociology of religion 98172 (3S); U Home Economics Organized crime 98181 (3S); U Basic nutrition 31030 (2S); L Human identity and relationships 31053 (3S); L Graduate Courses Management of family resources 31070 (3S); L Communications The American consumer 31177 (3S); U Freedom of speech 48176 (3S) Management Education Quality management 15164 (3S); U Child psychology 20100 (2S) Marketing Development of young children 20109 (3S) Principles of marketing 13101 (3S); U Psychology of adolescence 20116 (2S) Consumer behavior 13106 (3S); U Applications in elementary science teaching Promotion 13150 (3S); U 21142 (3S) Mathematics Applications in elementary social studies Mathematics in decision-making 80023 (3S); L teaching 21143 (3S) Statistical methods 80172 (3S); U Group evaluation techniques 25181 (3S) Music History of education 26134 (3S) Our musical heritage 52020 (3S, AC); L Whole language whole child 28186 (3S)

1U=one unit, HF=half unit, NC=noncredit, QT=quarter unit, VC=variable credit , 0 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 4 4,J 217 University of Northern Iowa

Educational Psychology students may enroll in undergraduate courses for Psychology of learning disabilities 20170 (3S, credit. Overseas enrollment accepted. Military person- CI) nel may enroll through the DANTES program. Mini- Studies in forgiveness 20186 (3S) mum period for course completion is two weeks per English Language and Literature semester hour; maximum period for course comple- 20th-century British novel 62120 (3S) tion is one year. Students should allow for two-way British novel to 1900 62156 (3S) mailing and grading time. The average cost per col- Literature for young adults 62165 (3S) lege credit is $70; the average cost per high school Geography credit is $75. Mandatory fees: shipping and handling Regional geography 97114 (3S) $20 per course (maximum of $60) , college records fee Political geography 97170 (3S) $7. History Recent U.S. history 96116 (3S) High School Courses Home Economics American Government The American consumer 31177 (3S) American government (HF) Mathematics American History Statistical methods 80172 (3S) American history, first semester E (HF) Religion (Religious Studies) American history, second semester F (HF) Religions of the world 64124 (3S) Art Individual readings in religion 64189 (VC) Calligraphy A (HF, LK) Social Work Beginning drawing C (HF) Alcoholism 45171 (3S) Art understanding D (HF) Sociology Drawing II E (HF) Correctional treatment 98116 (3S) Biology Victimology 98119 (3S) Biology, first semester A (HF) Youth gangs 98122 (3S) Biology, second semester B (HF) Social deviance and control 98123 (3S) Chemistry Corrections and punishment 98126 (3S) Chemistry, first semester A (HF, LK) Minority group relations 98130 (3S) Chemistry, second semester B (HF, LK) Sociology of religion 98172 (3S) Economics Organized crime 98181 (3S) Basic economics C (HF) English Contact Basic English grammar and usage (HF) Kent Johnson Freshman English, first semester A (HF) Associate Director Freshman English, second semester B (HF) Guided Correspondence Study Sophomore English, first semester C (HF) 124 SHC Sophomore English, second semester D (HF) Cedar Falls, IA 50614-0223 Junior English, first semester E (HF) Phone: 319-273-2123; 800-772-1746 Junior English, second semester F (HF) Fax: 319-273-2872 Senior English, first semester G (HF) E-mail: [email protected] Senior English, second semester H (HF) World Wide Web: http://www.uni.edu/contined/ Business English K (HF) gcs French French A: first year, first semester A (HF, AC) French B: first year, second semester B (HF, AC) French C: second year, first semester C (HF, AC) UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA French D: second year, second semester D (HF, AC) Credit by examination is available. Enrollment on a German noncredit basis accepted in credit courses. High school German A: first year, first semester A (HF, AC)

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218 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG GC 226 University of Oklahoma

German B: first year, second semester B (HF, Spanish AC) Spanish A: first year, first semester A (HF, AC) German C: second year, first semester C (HF, Spanish B: first year, second semester B (HF, AC) AC) German D: second year, second semester D (HF, Spanish C: second year, first semester C (HF, AC) AC) History Spanish D: second year, second semester D (HF, Oklahoma history 0 (HF) AC) Home Economics Study Skills Etiquette: manners for today (HF) Preparing for college (HF, VI) Relationships and child growth A (HF) Vocabulary building Ahigh school A (HF) Food and nutrition E (HF) Vocabulary building Bcollege bound B (HF) Journalism World Geography Studies Fiction writing: how to get started(HF) World geography, first semester A (HF) World geography, second semester B (HF) Latin World History Studies Latin A: first year, first semester A (HF) World history, first semester J (HF) Latin B: first year, second semester B (HF) World history, second semester K (HF) Latin C: second year, first semester C (HF) Latin D: second year, second semester D (HF) College Courses Mathematics Accounting Algebra 1, first semester A (HF) Fundamental financial accounting 2113 (3S); L Algebra 1, second semester B (HF) Governmental accounting 3323 (3S); U Modern geometry, first semester C (HF) Anthropology Modern geometry, second semester D (HF) General anthropology 1113 (3S); L Algebra 2, first semester E (HF) Introduction to archaeology 2113 (3S); L Algebra 2, second semester F(HF) Mythology and folklore 3043 (3S); U Trigonometry G (HF) Maya/Aztec/Inca: civilization of ancient Pre-calculus and analytic geometry H (HF) America 3893 (3S); U General math, first semester K (HF) Archaeology of North America 4813 (3S); U General math, second semester M (HF) Art Music Public school art 3142 (2S); U Music theory (HF) Astronomy Peer Counseling General astronomy 1504 (4S); L Peer counsel I: knowing myself and helping Business Administration others (HF) Real estate principles 3503 (3S); U Peer counseling II: project self-discovery (HF) Chemistry Physics Chemistry for non-science majors 1614 (4S); L Physics, first semester A (HF) Organic chemistry I 3053 (3S, LK); U Physics, second semester B(HF) Organic chemistry II 3153 (3S, LK); U Science Chinese Earth science, second semester (HF) Beginning Chinese I 1115 (5S, AC); L Physical science, second semester (HF) Beginning Chinese II 1225 (5S, AC); L General science, first semester (HF) Intermediate Chinese 2113 (3S); L Physical science, first semester (HF) Intermediate Chinese (continued) 2223 (3S); L Earth science, first semester(HF) Civil Engineering Health and fitness (HF) Hydrology 5843 (3S); U General science, second semester (HF) Classical Culture Sociology Latin derivatives 1412 (2S); L Sociology (HF) Western civilization since 1660 1623 (3S); L

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Classical Culture (continued) Political geography 3513 (3S, VI); U Classical mythology 2383 (3S); L Regional geography of the U.S. and Canada Medical vocabulary 2412 (2S); L 4913 (3S); U Drama Geology History of the theater I 3713 (3S); U Earth history 1124 (4S); L History of the theater II 3723 (3S); U German Economics Beginning German I 1115 (5S, AC); L Principles of economicsmacro 1113 (3S); L Beginning German II 1225 (5S, AC); L Principles of economicsmicro 1123 (3S); L Intermediate German I 2113 (3S); L Education Intermediate German II 2223 (3S); L Education of the exceptional learner 3053 German composition and conversation 2323 (3S); U (3S); L Engineering Greek Thermodynamics 2213 (3S); L Beginning Greek I 1115 (5S, AC); L Electrical science 2613 (3S); L Beginning Greek II 1215 (5S, AC); L Fluid mechanics 3223 (3S); U Intermediate prose: New Testament Greek 2113 English (3S); L Principles of English composition I 1113 (3S); L Health and Sport Sciences Principles of English composition II 1213 Theory of coaching and athletic management (3S); L 2022 (2S); L World literature to 1700 2433 (3S); L Elementary nutrition 2823 (3S); L English literature from 1375 to 1700 2543 Personal health 2913 (3S); L (3S); L Theory of baseball 3052 (2S); U English literature from 1700 to the present 2653 Theory of basketball 3072 (2S); U (3S); L Physical activities for special populations 3882 American literature 2773 (3S); L (2S); U American literature (continued) 2883 (3S); L Drug education 4933 (3S); U History of the English language 4133 (3S); U History American drama 4813 (3S); U History of Oklahoma 3393 (3S); U Finance Human.Relations Personal finance 1203 (3S); L Introduction to human relations 3013 (3S); U Business finance 3303 (3S, VI); U Japanese Financial intermediaries and markets 3403 Beginning Japanese I 1115 (5S, AC); L (3S); U Beginning Japanese II 1225 (5S, AC); L French Journalism Beginning French I 1115 (5S, AC); L Principles of public relations 3413 (3S); U Beginning French II 1225 (5S, AC); L Professional writing: fundamentals 3504 (4S); U Intermediate French I 2113 (3S, AC); L Professional writing: approaches to fiction 3514 Intermediate French II 2223 (3S, AC); L (4S); U French conversation and literature 2243 (3S, Professional writing: magazine writing 3534 AC); L (4S); U Survey of French literature to 1800 4153 (3S); U Desktop publishing 3840X (3S, VI); U Survey of French literature 1800 to present 4163 Professional writing: the novel 4514 (4S); U (3S); U Supervision of secondary school publications French civilization I 4313 (3S); U 4700 (3S); U French civilization II 4323 (3S); U Latin Geography Beginning Latin I 1115 (5S); L Physical geography 1114 (4S); L Beginning Latin II 1215 (5S); L. Principles of economic geography 1213 (3S); L Library and Information Sciences World geography by regions 2603 (3S); L Children's literature 4303 (3S, LK); U AC=audiocassette, Cl=computer-aided instruction, LK=lab kits, SL=slides, VI=videocassette

220 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG University of Oklahoma

Management Russian Human resource management 3513 (3S, VI); U Beginning Russian I 1115 (5S, AC); L Marketing Beginning Russian II 1225 (5S, AC); L Principles of marketing 3013 (3S); U Masterpieces of Russian literature in translation Mathematics 2003 (3S); L Elementary algebra 0113 (3S); L Beginning business Russian 3023 (3S); U Intermediate algebra 0123 (3S); L Advanced business Russian 3123 (3S); U Introduction to elementary functions 1503 Scientific Russian I 3203 (3S); U (3S); L Scientific Russian II 3213 (3S); U Elementary functions 1523 (3S); L Sociology Calculus I for business, life and social sciences 1743 (3S); L Introduction to sociology 1113 (3S); L Calculus and analytic geometry I 1823 (3S); L Sociology of crime and delinquency 3523 Calculus II for business, life and social sciences (3S); U 2123 (3S); L Sociology of the family 3723 (3S); U Arithmetic for elementary teachers I 2213 Spanish (3S); L Beginning Spanish I 1115 (5S, AC); L Calculus and analytic geometry II 2423 (3S); L Beginning Spanish II 1225 (5S, AC); L Calculus and analytic geometry III 2433 (3S); L Spanish reading I 2113 (3S); L Calculus and analytic geometry 1V 2443 (3S); L Spanish reading II 2223 (3S); L Arithmetic for elementary teachers II 3213 Spanish composition 2423 (3S); L (3S); U Advanced Spanish composition 3423 (3S); U Linear algebra 3333 (3S); U Readings in Spanish literature 3853 (3S); U Modern Languages Survey of Spanish-American literature to 1888 Mythology and folklore 3043 (3S); U 4093 (3S); U Soviet literature in English 3533 (3S); U Survey of Spanish-American literature 1888- Music present 4103 (3S); U The understanding of music 1113 (3S, AC); L Survey of Spanish literature to 1700 4153 Experiencing music 1742 (2S, AC, VI); L (3S); U Philosophy Survey of Spanish literature from 1700 4163 Introduction to philosophy 1013 (3S); L (3S); U Introduction to logic 1113 (3S); L Spanish civilization 4313 (3S); U Introduction to ethics 1213 (3S); L History of ethics 3253 (3S); U Noncredit Courses History of modern philosophy 3333 (3S); U Art Political Science Drawing I (NC, LK) Government of the United States 1113 (3S); L Calligraphy (NC, LK) American political parties 3413 (3S); L Journalism United States diplomatic history to 1900 3563 Professional writing IV: nonfiction and the (3S); U modern magazine (NC) Psychology Professional writing III: the novel (NC) Elements of psychology-beginning course 1113 Professional writing II: approaches to fiction (3S); L (NC) Introduction to personality 2403 (3S); L Professional writing I: fundamentals (NC) Introduction to life-span developmental How to write your life story (NC) psychology 2603 (3S); L How to write children's books (NC) Principles of psychopathology 4453 (3S); U Mathematics Industrial psychology 4753 (3S, VI); U Precalculus and analytic geometry (NC)

1U=one unit, HF=half unit, NC=noncredit, QT=quarter unit, VC=variable credit u 2 2 9 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 221 University of Oklahoma

Modern Languages Education Conversational Russian for tourists (NC) An introduction to the teaching of English as a second language 291 (3S); U Contact Teaching English as a second language/dialect: Larry Colbert level one 375 (3S); U Assistant Director Theory of second language learning and Independent Study Department methods of skill development 392 (38); U 1600 South Jenkins Street, Room 101 Advanced methods of teaching English as a Norman, OK 73072 second language 393 (3S); U Phone: 405-325-1921; 800-942-5702 English Fax: 405-325-7687 Literature and composition 110 (6S); L E-mail: [email protected] Grammar review and practice in World Wide Web: http://www.occe.ou.edu comprehension, speaking, reading, and writing 120 (6S); L Canadian literature in English 253 (6S); L Geography Introduction to global environment systems 110 UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN (6S); L Regional geography of Canada 202 (3S); L High school students may enroll in undergraduate Regional geography of the U.S. 203 (3S); L courses for credit. Overseas enrollment accepted. Aver- World regional development 208 (3S); L age cost: Can$564 per 6-credit course, Can$282 per Human geography and global change 215 3-credit course. Mandatory fees: admission and mate- (3S); L rials fees. Geography of Northern development 381 (3S); U Certificate Program Geology Program offers courses in adult and continuing edu- The earth in time 103 (6S); L cation, teaching English as a second language, agri- History culture, prairie horticulture, and health care admin- The history of Europe from the Renaissance to istration. Courses are offered for noncredit. the present 120 (6S); L Mathematics College Courses General introductory mathematics 102 (6S); L Agriculture Music Agricultural science I 111 (3S); L An introduction to music 109 (6S); L Agricultural science II 112 (3S); L Native Studies Anthropology Introduction to native studies 110 (6S); L Introduction to cultural anthropology 111 History of the Metis people of Canada 200 (3S); L (6S); L Introduction to prehistory 112 (3S); L Nursing Biology Microbiology 316 (3S); U An introduction to human genetics 105 (3S); L Philosophy Computing Introduction to philosophy 110 (6S); L Introduction to computing 100 (3S); L Psychology Continuing Education General psychology 110 (6S); L The adult education in today's society 410 Personality 222 (3S); L (3S); U Abnormal psychology 223 (3S); L Processes in continuing education 420 (3S); U Religious Studies Economics World religions 110 (6S); L Price theory and resource allocation 111 (3S); L Sociology Money and income 114 (3S); L Introduction to sociology 110 (6S); L

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Sociology of crime and delinquency 212 (3S); L Economics I personal finance 033H (HF) Social deviance and social control 214 (3S); L Career Planning The sociology of contemporary religious Career planning 001H (HF) movements 217 (3S); L English Sociology and social welfare organization 220 Basic grammar OO1H (HF) (6S); L Intermediate grammar 002H (HF) Critical issues in Canadian society 227 (6S); L Effective reader skills 003H (HF) Methods of social research 232 (3S); L The American short story 011H (HF) Introduction to sociological theory 233 (3S); L Ninth-grade English 1 031H (HF) The sociology of religion 321 (3S); U Ninth-grade English 2 032H (HF) Tenth-grade English 1 033H (HF) Contact Tenth-grade English 2 034H (HF) Grace Milashenko Eleventh-grade English 1 035H (HF) Independent Studies Coordinator Eleventh-grade English 2 036H (HF) Extension Division Twelfth-grade English 1 037H (HF) Room 330 Kirk Hall Twelfth-grade English 2 038H (HF) 117 Science Place French Saskatoon, SK S7N 5C8 First-year French 1 OO1H (HF, AC) Canada First-year French 2 002H (HF, AC) Phone: 306-966-5562 Second-year French 1 003H (HF, AC) Fax: 306-966-5590 Second-year French 2 004H (HF, AC) E-mail: grace.milashenkoeusask.ca Home Economics World Wide Web: http://www.usask.ca Etiquette OO1H (HF) Mathematics Basic math 1 OO1H (HF) Basic math 2 002H (HF) General mathematics I 005H (HF) UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA General mathematics II 006H (HF) Business and consumer math I 009H (HF) High school students may enroll in undergraduate Business and consumer math II 010H (HF) courses for credit. Overseas enrollment accepted. Mili- Beginning algebra 1 031H (HF) tary personnel may enroll through the DANTES pro- Beginning algebra 2 032H (HF) gram. Minimum period for course completion is two Geometry 1 033H (HF) months; maximum period for course completion is Geometry 2 034H (HF) one year. The university is a member of The National Advanced algebra 1 035H (HF) Universities Degree Consortium consisting of 13 uni- Advanced algebra 2 036H (HF) versities working together to provide over 1000 courses Precalculus: geometry and algebra 039H (HF) and many bachelor degree programs. The coursesare Precalculus: trigonometry 040H (HF) available from each of the member institutions. Aver- Science age cost: $75 per half-credit course. Health science 1 OO1H (HF) Health science 2 002H (HF) High School Courses Biology 1 007H (HF) Business Education Biology 2 008H (HF) Business English and communication 011H Physical science I 013H (HF, LK) (HF) Physical science II 014H (HF, LK) Office systems 013H (HF) Social Studies Consumer education 019H (HF) Civics OO1H (HF) Introduction to business 021H (HF) Sociology 003H (HF) Economics II 027H (HF) Psychology 007H (HF) Business law 029H (HF) World geography 1 021H (HF) 1U=one unit, HF=half unit, NC=noncredit, QT=quarter unit, VC=variable credit

THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 231 223 University of South Carolina

Social Studies (continued) American literature C-287 (3S); L World geography 2 022H (HF) English literature I C-288 (3S); L World history 1 031H (HF) English literature II C-289 (3S); L World history 2 032H (HF) Vocabulary and language C-292 (3S); U American history 1 033H (HF) Chaucer C-401 (3S); U American history 2 034H (HF) Shakespeare's tragedies C-405 (3S); U American government: theories, policies, and Shakespeare's comedies and histories C-406 politics 035H (HF) (3S); U American government: national level 036H (HF) Children's literature C-431 (3S); U Spanish Adolescent literature C-432 (3S); L First-year Spanish 1 OO1H (HF, AC) Principles of modern literary theory C-440 First-year Spanish 2 002H (HF, AC) (3S); U Second-year Spanish 1 003H (HF, AC) English grammar C-450 (3S); U Second-year Spanish 2 004H (HF, AC) Development of the English language C-453 Study Skills (3S); U Effective methods of study OO1H (HF) The teaching of writing C-461 (3S); U Technical writing C-462 (3S); U College Courses Business writing C-463 (3S); U Accounting Fundamentals of accounting I C-225 (3S); L Topics in American literature: Flannery Fundamentals of accounting II C-226 (3S); L O'Connor C429A (3S); U Survey of commercial law C-324 (3S); U Finance Survey of federal taxation C-335 (3S); U Management of risk and insurance C-341 Financial accounting 1 C-431 (4S); U (3S); U Cost/managerial accounting C-432 (3S); U Introduction to real estate and urban Financial accounting 2 C-433 (4S); U development C-366 (3S); U Commercial law I C-437 (3S); U Personal finance C-369 (3S); U Auditing C-438 (4S); U Commercial bank practice and policy C-465 Commercial law II C-439 (3S); U (3S); U Government and nonprofit accounting C-533 ForeignLanguages (3S); U Beginning Latin I C-109 (3S, AC); L Astronomy Beginning French I C-109 (3S, AC); L Descriptive astronomy 1 C-111 (3S); L Beginning Latin II C-110 (3S); L Descriptive astronomy 2 C-112 (3S); L Beginning French II C-110 (3S, AC); L Descriptive astronomy 1A C111A (1S); L Elementary Latin C-121 (3S); L Descriptive astronomy 2A C112A (1S); L Basic proficiency Latin C-122 (3S); L Economics Geography Principles of economics C-221 (3S); L Introduction to geography C-103 (3S); L Principles of economics C-222 (3S); L Introduction to weather and climate C-202 Commercial and central banking C-301 (3S); U (4S); L Financial institutions C-364 (3S); U Human impact on the environment C-343 Government policy toward business C-379 (3S); U (3S); U Geography of North America C-424 (3S); U Issues in economics C311 (3S); U Government and International Studies English The U.S. and world problems: global Composition C-101 (3S); L perspectives C-101 (3S); L Composition and literature C-102 (3S); L The U.S. and world problems: regional Fiction C-282 (3S); L perspective C-102 (3S); L Drama C-284 (3S); L American national government C-201 (3S); L Poetry C-286 (3S); L Theories of international relations C-315 (3S); U AC=audiocassette,Cl=computer-aided instruction, LK=lab kits, SL=slides, VI=videocassette x,0.4. 224 4. THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG University of South Carolina

Economic aspects of international politics C-433 Basic concepts of elementary math I C-221 (3S); U (3S); U Health Promotion and Education Basic concepts of elementary math II C-222 Personal and community health C-221 (3S); L (3S); U Health education for elementary schools C-331 Music (3S); U Introduction to music C-HO (3S, AC); L History Philosophy European civilization from ancient to 17th Introduction to philosophy C-102 (3S); L century C-101 (3S); L Introduction to logic I C-110 (3S, CI); L European civilization from 17th century to present C-102 (3S); L Physics History of U.S. from discovery to 1865 C-111 General physics 1 C-201 (3S); L (3S); L General physics 2 C-202 (3S); L History of the U.S. from 1865 to the present Essentials of physics I C-211 (3S); L C-112 (3S); L Essentials of physics II C-212 (3S); L Contemporary Europe from World War I-World Psychology War II C-317 (3S); U Introduction to psychology C-101 (3S); L Europe from World War II to the present C-318 Psychology of adjustment C-103 (3S); L (3S); U Human sexual behavior C-300 (3S); U Civil War and Reconstruction 1860-1877 C-404 Psychology of marriage C-301 (3S); U (3S); U Survey of abnormal psychology C-410 (3S); U Rise of industrial America 1877-1917 C-405 Survey of personality C-440 (3S); U (3S); U Health psychology C-465 (3S); U History of South Carolina 1670-1865 C-409 Abnormal behavior in children C-510 (3S); U (3S); U .Psychology of child development C-520 (3S); U History of South Carolina since 1865 C-410 Psychology of adolescence C-521 (3S); U (3S); U Psychology of the exceptional child C-528 Management (3S); U Careers in business C-300 (1S); U Specific learning disabilities of school children Principles of management C-371 (3S); U C-529 (3S); U Personnel management C-374 (3S); U Social Work Organization behavior C-376 (3S); U Foundations of social welfare C-302 (3S, VI); U Marine Science Social welfare services for children and youth Oceans and man C-210 (3S); L C-303 (3S); U Marketing Social welfare services for families and aged Marketing C-350 (3S); U C-304 (3S); U Buyer behavior C-351 (3S); U Social welfare services for women and minorities Marketing communications and strategies C-455 C-305 (3S); U (3S); U Independent study C-399 (3S); U Personal selling management and sales C-457 Interviewing C-421 (3S, VI); U (3S); U Sociology Retailing management C-552 (3S); U Introductory sociology C-101 (3S); L Mathematics Sociology of sex roles C-301 (3S); U Introduction to elementary math C-100 (3S); L Sociology of deviant behavior C-323 (3S); U Basic college mathematics C-111 (3S); L Introduction to social problems C-340 (3S); U Trigonometry C-112 (3S); L Sociology of delinquent youth behavior C-350 Precalculus mathematics C-115 (4S); L (3S); U Calculus for business and social science C-122 Sociology of crime C-353 (3S); U (3S); L Sociology of sport C-370 (3S); U Finite mathematics C-170 (3S); L Sociology of leisure C365 (3S); U 1U=one unit, HF=half unit, NC=noncredit, QT= quarter unit, VC=variable credit

L 3 3 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 225 University of South Carolina

Statistics General literature 1 005H (QT) Elementary statistics C-201 (3S); L General literature 2 006H (QT) The short story 009H (HF) Contact Composition 1: basic expository writing 023H Amy Estingoy (HF) Independent Learning Coordinator Ninth-grade English 1 031H (HF) Distance Education Ninth-grade English 2 032H (HF) 915 Gregg Street Tenth-grade English 1 033H (HF) Columbia, SC 29208 Tenth-grade English 2 034H (HF) Phone: 803-777-7210; 800-922-2577 Eleventh-grade English 1 035H (HF) Fax: 803-777-6264 Eleventh-grade English 2 036H (HF) E-mail: [email protected] Twelfth-grade English 1 037H (HF) World Wide Web: http://www.sc.edu/deis/ Twelfth-grade English 2 038H (HF) student.services French First-year French 1 OO1H (HF, AC) First-year French 2 002H (HF, AC) Second-year French 1 003H (HF, AC) Second-year French 1 004H (HF) German UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH DAKOTA First-year German 1 OO1H (HF, AC) Enrollment on a noncredit basis accepted in credit First-year German 2 002H (HF, AC) courses. High school students may enroll in under- Second-year German 1 003H (HF, AC) graduate courses for credit. Overseas enrollment Second-year German 2 004H (HF, AC) accepted. Military personnel may enroll through the Home Economics DANTES program. Minimum period for course Social protocol: family and personal etiquette completion is four months; maximum period for OO1H (HF) General homemaking 1 003H (HF) course completion is one year. The average cost per college credit is $78.25; the average cost per high General homemaking 2 004H (HF) Personal adjustment, marriage, and family living school credit is $60. Mandatory fees: $35 processing 011H (HF) fee plus books (varies). Mathematics Certificate Program Basic mathematics 1 OO1H (HF) Program offers courses in real estate. Courses are Basic mathematics 2 002H (HF) offered for noncredit. General mathematics 1 005H (HF) General mathematics 2 006H (HF) High School Courses Business and consumer mathematics 1 009H Art (HF) Beginning drawing and painting OO1H (HF, LK) Business and consumer mathematics 2 010H BusinessEducation (HF) Beginning typing 1 003H (HF) Beginning algebra 1 031H (HF) Beginning typing 2 004H (HF) Beginning algebra 2 032H (HF) Advanced typing 005H (HF) Geometry 1 033H (HF) Business English 011H (HF) Geometry 2 034H (HF) Consumer education 019H (HF) Advanced algebra 1 035H (HF) General business 021H (HF) Advanced algebra 2 036H (HF) Beginning accounting 1 023H (HF) Science Beginning accounting 2 024H (HF) Health science 1 OO1H (HF) Economics 027H (HF) Health science 2 002H (HF) English Basic biology 1 007H (HF) Basic English 1 OO1H (HF) Basic biology 2 008H (HF)

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L 226 23 4 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG University of South Dakota

Physical science 1 013H (HF, LK) Bicultural teaching methods and materials 411 Physical science 2 014H (HF, LK) (3S); U Social Studies Adolescent growth and development 422 (3S); U World geography 1 021H (HF) Reading development in the content areas 452 World geography 2 022H (HF) (3S); U World history 1 031H (HF) English World history 2 032H (HF) Composition 101 (3S); L American history 1 033H (HF) Introduction to literature 163 (3S); L American history 2 034H (HF) English grammar 203 (3S); L American government 1 035H (HF) Business writing 301 (3S); U American government 2 036H (HF) Advanced composition 302 (3S); U Modern problems 037H (HF) Survey of British literature 1 313 (3S); U Spanish Survey of British literature 2 314 (3S); U First-year Spanish 1 001H (HF, AC) First-year Spanish 2 002H (HF, AC) Survey of American literature 1 315 (3S); U Second-year Spanish 1 003H (HF, AC) Health Education Second-year Spanish 2 004H (HF, AC) First aid 250 (2S); L Study Skills History Effective methods of study 001H (HF) American history 1 151 (3S); L American history 2 152 (3S); L College Courses Mathematics Anthropology Introduction to algebra 021 (4S); L South Dakota prehistory 320 (3S); U College algebra 111 (4S, VI); L Art Education Introduction to finite mathematics 112 (4S); L Educational crafts 211 (2S); L Trigonometry 120 (2S); L Elementary art methods 312 (2S); U Calculus: management, life, and social sciences Art History 222 (4S); L Art appreciation 121 (2S); L Linear algebra 315 (3S); U Business Modern concepts for elementary teachers 341 Principles of accounting 1 210 (3S); L (3S); U Principles of accounting 2 211 (3S); L Political Science Communication Disorders American government 100 (3S); L Introduction to communication disorders 131 Introduction to criminal justice 201 (3S); L (3S); L South Dakota government and politics 315 Counseling, Guidance, and Personnel Services (3S); U Elementary school counseling 415 (3S); U Psychology Criminal Justice Personal adjustment 165 (3S); L Introduction to criminal justice 201 (3S); L Sociology Introduction to crime and delinquency 250 Introduction to sociology 100 (3S); L (3S); L Social problems 150 (3S); L Criminology 351 (3S); U Introduction to crime and delinquency 250 Penology 352 (3S); U (3S); L Juvenile delinquency 451 (3S); U Race and ethnic minorities 350 (3S); U DriverEducation Criminology 351 (3S); U Safety education 450 (3S); U Penology 352 (3S); U Economics Juvenile delinquency 451 (3S); U Principles of economics-macroeconomics 201 Women, crime, and justice 491 (3S); U (3S); L Female criminals of the world 495 (3S); U Education Speech Communication Geography for elementary teachers 162 (2S); L Introduction to communication 203 (3S); L 1 U=one unit, HF=half unit, NC=noncredit, QT=quarter unit, VC=variable credit ti THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 227 University of South Dakota

Statistics Principles of managerial accounting ACCTG202 Introduction to statistics 381 (3S); U (3S); L Anthropology Noncredit Courses Social and cultural theory AN310 (3S); U Real Estate Social and cultural theory S0310 (3S); U Property management I (NC) Art Real estate appraisal I (NC) Visual dynamics ART100 (3S); L Advanced real estate I (NC) Biology Real estate laws I (NC) Environmental conservation-lab 121L (1S); L Principles of real estate I I (NC) Environmental conservation BIOL121 (3S); L Business Administration Contact Ethical issues and legal environment of business Kathleen Skotvold BU302 (3S); U Program Coordinator Personnel management MG318 (3S); U Distributive Learning Organizational behavior MG320 (3S); U SWES Industrial relations MG410 (3S); U Vermillion, SD 57069-2390 Total quality management MG468 (3S); U Phone: 605-677-6110; 800-233-7937 Chicano Studies Fax: 605-677-6118 Special topicsla Chicana CS291 (3S); L Economics Economics and society EC0102 (3S); L Principles of macroeconomics ECON201 (3S); L Principles of microeconomcs ECON202 (3S); L UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN COLORADO Education Foundations of education ED202 (3S); L Enrollment on a noncredit basis accepted in credit Human growth and development for teachers in under- courses. High school students may enroll ED210 (3S); L graduate courses for credit. Overseas enrollment Workshop ED400 (1-3S); U accepted. Military personnel may enroll through the English DANTES program. Maximum period for course Literature of science fiction. EN254 (3S); L completion is one. year. Unofficial evaluations for Audio books, tuned-in tutoring: hear! hear! prospective students are available at no charge (time EN391 (2S); U permitting). The average cost per college credit is Ways of knowing: science, technology, and $75. fiction EN491 (3S); U External Degree Program Women writers of detective fiction ENG/WS49 Bachelor's degree is offered in social science (32 (3S); U credit hours required). Program enrolls a total of 136 Composition I ENG101 (3S); L Introduction to literature ENG130 (3S); L students; one degree awarded overall in 1996-97 Special topics: women writers of science fiction academic year. The external degree program was ENG391 (3S); U established in 1994. The soul story, rediscovering the fairy tale Certificate Program ENG491 (3S); U Program offers courses in paralegal and political sci- Special topics: ways of knowing: science, ence. Courses are offered for credit ornoncredit. technology ENG491 (3S); U Credit can be applied toward a bachelor's degree. Geography Principles of geography 102 (3S); L College Courses World regional geography 103 (3S); L Accounting Economic geography 491 (3S); U Principles of financial accounting ACCTG201 Political geography 491 (3S); U (3S); L Human and cultural geography 491 (3S); U

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228 IL. 236 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG University of Southern Colorado

Geography of the Third World 491 (3S); U Topics: paralegal, part 1 491 (3S, VI); U Geography of Sub-Saharan Africa 491 (3S); U Understanding human conflict PS200 (3S); L Geography of Latin America 491 (3S); U Comparative politics PS201 (3S); L Geography of Europe 491 (3S); U World issues PS202 (3S); L Physical geography 491 (3S); U Area study: Latin America PS445 (3S); U Geography of East and Southeast Asia 491 Asia and the Pacific PS450 (3S); U (3S); U United States foreign policy PS491 (3S); U Environmental geography 491 (3S); U Psychology Geology Introduction to data analysis 201 (3S); L Earth science 101 (3S); L Social Work Earth science lab 101L (1S); L Special projects: historical perspectives of the History social work profession 290 (3S); L United States history to 1877 201 (3S); L Special projects: effective management of United States history from 1877 202 (3S); L relationships for social workers 490 (3S); U Management Techniques of analysis SW210 (3S); L Production/operations managment 311 (3S); U Historical perspectives of social work SW290 Purchasing and materials management 362 (3S); L (3S); U Sociology Operations planning and control 370 (3S); U Marriage and family relationships 231 (3S); L Entrepreneurship (the study of small business) Crime and delinquency 304 (3S); U 414 (3S); U Popular culture 308 (3S); U Operations strategy 460 (3S); U Urban sociology 354 (3S); U Management strategy and policy 485 (3S); U Political sociology 355 (3S); U Marketing Social stratification 356 (3S); U Principles of marketing 340 (3S); U Film and society 358 (3S); U Sales force management 341 (3S); U Health, culture, and society 401 (3S); U International marketing 350 (3S); U Aging, culture, and society 402 (3S); U Marketing strategies 441 (3S); U Human sexuality and social behavior 403 Nursing (3S); U Ethical issues in health care 305 (3S); U Structural and elite crime 410 (3S); U Research in nursing 351 (3S); U Advanced criminological theory 420 (3S); U Gerontological nursing 431 (3S); U Working in modern America 431 (3S); U Ethical issues in health care NS305 (3S); U Organization theory 432 (3S); U Research in nursing NS351 (3S); U Culture, deviance, and psychopathology 451 Professional issues in nursing NS401 (2S); U (3S); U Professional issues in nursing NS431 (3S); U Current issues in substance abuse studies 491 Political Science (3S); U American national politics 101 (3S); L Rights or wrong? Death and dying in American Understanding human diversity 105 (3S); L socie 491 (3S); U Society and technology 151 (3S); L Domestic violence dynamics I 491 (3S); U Understanding human conflict 200 (3S); L Domestic violence dynamics II 491 (3S); U Comparative politics 201 (3S); L Assessment and treatment planning in substance World issues 202 (3S); L abuse counseling 491 (3S); U Area study: Latin America 445 (3S); U Chemical dependence; theories and approaches Area study: Asia and the Pacific 450 (3S); U 491 (3S); U Topics: paralegal, part 2 491 (3S, VI); U Counseling I: introduction 491 (3S); U Special topics: United States foreign policy 491 Counseling II: practice skills 491 (3S); U (3S); U Images of women in contemporary society 491 Special topics: paralegal I.491 (3S); U (3S); U Special topics: paralegal II 491 (3S); U Grantsmanship 491 (3S); U

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Sociology (continued) gram. Minimum period for course completionis six Sociology of the Middle East 491 (3S); U weeks; maximum period for course completion is one Sociology of religion 491 (3S); U year. The average cost per college credit is$65; the Youth gangs in the 90's 491 (3S); U average cost per high school credit is$55. Counseling skills for substance abuse 491 (3S); U High School Courses Research methods 492 (3S); U Biology Field experience 494 (3S); U Biology first half (HF) Techniques of analysis S0210 (3S); L Biology second half (HF) Crime and delinquency S0304 (3S); U Business Crime and women S0305 (3S); U Accounting I second half (HF) Film and society S0358 (3S); U Accounting I first half (HF) Poverty S0404 (3S); U Business dynamics second half (HF) Family violence S0407 (3S); U Business dynamics first half (HF) Victimology S0409 (3S); U Business law (HF) Criminological theory S0420 (3S); U Business communications (HF) Chemistry Graduate Courses Chemistry second half (HF) Education Chemistry first half (HF) Workshop ED500 (1-3S) Economics Education across cultures ED505 (3S) Economics (HF) Current issues in education ED522 (2S) English English IV first half (HF) Noncredit Courses English II first half (HF) Continuing Education English I second half (HF) Legal investigation certificate course 354 (NC) English I first half (HF) Victim advocacy certificate course 356 (NC) English III first half (HF) Legal secretary certificate course 358 (NC) English III second half (HF) Paralegal certificate program CE352 (NC, VI) English IV second half (HF) English II second half (HF) Contact French Lara L. Van Buskirk French II second half (HF, AC) Assistant Program Manager French I second half (HF, AC) Continuing Education French I first half (HF, AC) 2200 Bonforte Boulevard French II first half (HF, AC) Pueblo, CO 81001 Geography Phone: 719-549-2316; 800-388-6154 Geography (HF) Fax: 719-549-2438 History E-mail: [email protected] World history first half (HF) World Wide Web: http://www.uscolo.edu/coned History, United States, 1877-present second half (HF) History, United States, 1877-present first half (HF) World history second half (HF) UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN Home Economics MISSISSIPPI Homemaking II first half (HF) Homemaking I second half (HF) High school students may enroll in undergraduate Homemaking II second half (HF) courses for credit. Overseas enrollment accepted. Mili- Family living and parenthood (HF) tary personnel may enroll through the DANTES pro- Homemaking I first half (HF)

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Child development (HF) Fiction writing II 321 (3S); U Journalism Poetry writing II 322 (3S); U Journalism (HF) Fiction writing III 421 (3S); U Mathematics Poetry writing III 422 (3S); U Algebra I first half (HF) Literature of the South 485 (3S); U Consumer math second half (HF) Family Relations Fundamental math II first half (HF) Family and consumer science 101 (1S); U Mathematics advanced first half (HF) General Business Administration Algebra II first half (HF) The legal environment of business 200 (3S); L Consumer math first half (HF) Geography Business arithmetic (HF) World regional geography 101 (3S); L Geometry second half (HF) Introduction to geography 102 (3S); L Algebra I second half (HF) Fundamental math II second half (HF) Geography of the United States and Canada 401 Fundamental math I second half (HF) (3S); L Fundamental math I first half (HF) Health Algebra II second half (HF) Personal wellness 101 (3S); L Geometry first half (HF) Community health 321 (3S); U Mathematics advanced second half (HF) Marriage and human sexuality 430 (3S); U Physics Home Economics Physics first half (HF) Nutrition and you 167 (1S); L Physics second half (HF) Human Performance and Recreation Political Science Concepts of physical fitness 105 (1S); L Government, Mississippi: state and local (HF) Leisure and recreation in society 200 (3S); L Government, United States (HF) Introduction to physical education and sport Science 405 (3S); U General science second half (HF) Management General science first half (HF) Principles of management 300 (3S); U Sociology Marketing Sociology (HF) Principles of marketing 300 (3S); U Spanish Mathematics Spanish I first half (HF, AC) College algebra 101 (3S); L Spanish I second half (HF, AC) Finite math and introduction to calculus 102 (3S); L College Courses Plane trigonometry 103 (3S); L Anthropology Calculus I with analytic geometry 167 (3S); L General or introduction to anthropology 101 Calculus II with analytic geometry 168 (4S); L (3S); L Calculus III with analytic geometry 169 (3S); L Biology Applied calculus for business and social sciences History of biology 400 (3S); U 312 (3S); U Zoogeography 406 (3S); U Mathematics for teachers of junior high math Criminal Justice 410 (3S); U Introduction to criminal justice 200 (3S); L Philosophy Economics Introduction to philosophy 151 (3S); L Introduction to economics 200 (3S); L Introduction to logic 253 (3S); L Principles of economics I 201 (3S); L Ethics 356 (3S); U Principles of economics II 202 (3S); L Political Science English American government 101 (3S); L Writing I 101 (3S);L Introduction to political science 220 (3S); L Writing II 102 (3S); L State and local politics 301 (3S); U

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Psychology originates: C= Chattanooga, K= Knoxville, and M=Martin. General psychology 110 (3S); L The average cost per college credit is $84; the average Child psychology 370 (3S); U cost per high school credit is $72. Mandatory fees: for Real Estate and Insurance postage and handling. Real estate principles 330 (3S); U Real estate law 340 (3S); U High School Courses Religion (Religious Studies) Accounting Introduction to religion 131 (3S); L Accounting, 1st semester 1H (HF) The life of Jesus 335 (3S); U Accounting, 2nd semester 2H (HF) Sociology Art Introduction to sociology 101 (3S); L Visual art: cartooning I 1H (HF) The family 314 (3S); U Visual art: cartooning II 2H (HF) Criminology 341 (3S); U Biology Speech Communication Biology I 1st semester 1H (HF) Business and professional speaking 320 (3S); U Biology I 2nd semester 2H (HF) Business Graduate Courses Intro to business 1st semester 1H (HF) Biology Intro to business 2nd semester 2H (HF) History of biology 400 (3S) Business Communications Systems History of biology 500 (3S) Business communication systems, 1st semester 1H (HF) Contact Business communication systems, 2nd semester Clifford Rudder 2H (HF) Coordinator Business Education Office of Independent Study Intro to finance, 1st semester 1H (HF) POBox 5056 Intro to finance, 2nd semester 2H (HF) Hattiesburg, MS 39406 Business Law Phone: 601-266-4195 Business law 1st semester 1H (HF) Fax: 601-266-6361 Business law 2nd semester 2H (HF) E-mail: [email protected] Civics World Wide Web: http://www-dept.usm.edu/cice/ CiVics 1st semester 1H (HF) ce/independent Civics 2nd semester 2H (HF) Economics Economics 1st semester 1H (HF) Economics 2nd semester 2H (HF) English UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE, Ninth-grade English 1st semester 1H (HF) KNOXVILLE Ninth-grade English 2nd semester 2H (HF) Tenth-grade English 1st semester 3H (HF) Enrollment on a noncredit basis accepted in credit Tenth-grade English 2nd semester 4H (HF) courses. High school students may enroll inunder- Eleventh-grade English 1st semester 5H (HF) graduate courses for credit. Overseas enrollment Eleventh-grade English: American literature 6H accepted. Military personnel may enroll through the (HF) DANTES program. Institution offers special arrange- Twelfth-grade English 1st semester 7H (HF) ments to take courses not listed in this catalog. Mini- Twelfth-grade English: British literature 8H mum period for course completion is twomonths; (HF) maximum period for course completion is nine Ninth-grade basic English 1st semester F-1H months. Courses are offered from the three Univer- (HF) sity of Tennessee campuses. Course numbers include Ninth-grade basic English 2nd semester F-2H a code that designates the campus where the course (HF)

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232 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 0L.. University of Tennessee, Knoxville

Eleventh-grade basic English 1st semester J-1H Algebra II 1st semester 3H (HF) (HF) Algebra II 2nd semester 4H (HF) Eleventh-grade basic English 2nd semester J-2H Geometry: plane 1st semester 5H (HF) (HF) Geometry: plane 2nd semester 6H (HF) Tenth-grade basic English 1st semester S-1H Trigonometry 7H (HF) (HF) Arithmetic 1st semester 9H (HF) Tenth-grade basic English 2nd semester S-2H Psychology (HF) Psychology 1st semester 1H (HF) Twelfth-grade basic English 1st semester SR-1H Psychology 2nd semester 2H (HF) (HF) Psychology: personality 3H (HF) Twelfth-grade basic English 2nd semester SR-2H Science (HF) Physical science 1st semester 1H (HF) Food and Nutrition Physical science 2nd semester 2H (HF) Nutrition and food I 1H (HF) Sociology French Sociology 1H (HF) French I 1st semester 1H (HF, AC) Sociology 2H (HF) French I 2nd semester 2H (HF, AC) Spanish French II 1st semester 3H (HF, AC) Spanish I 1st semester 1H (HF, AC) French II 2nd semester 4H (HF, AC) Spanish I 2nd semester 2H (HF, AC) Geography Spanish II 1st semester 3H (HF, AC) World geography 1st semester 1H (HF) Spanish II 2nd semester 4H (HF, AC) World geography 2nd semester 2H (HF) United States Government Health United States government 1st semester 1H (HF) Health education 1st semester 7H (HF) United States government 2nd semester 2H Health education 2nd semester 8H (HF) (HF) History World history 1st semester 5H (HF) College Courses World history 2nd semester 6H (HF) Accounting United States history 1st semester 7H (HF) Principles of financial accounting 201K (3S); L United States history 2nd semester 8H (HF) Principles of managerial accounting 202K Home Economics (3S); L Consumer education and resource management Agricultural Economics 1H (HF) Introduction to agricultural economics 210K Journalism (3S); L Journalism 1H (HF) Natural resource economics 470K (3S); U Latin Anthropology Latin I 1st semester 1H (HF) Human origins 110K (3S); L Latin I 2nd semester 2H (HF) Cultural anthropology 130K (3S); L Latin II 1st semester 3H (HF) Business Management Latin II 2nd semester 4H (HF) Introduction to business 103C (3S); L Mathematics Management concepts, theory, and practice Arithmetic 2nd semester 10H (HF) 315C (3S); U Applied mathematics 1, 1st semester 11H (HF) Personnel management 332C (3S); U Applied mathematics, 2nd semester 12H (HF) Chemistry Mathematics for technology, 1st semester 13H Chemistry and the environment 111C (3S); L (HF) Child and Family Studies Mathematics for technology, 2nd semester 14H Introduction to early childhood education 110K (HF) (3S); L Algebra I 1st semester 1H (HF) Human sexuality 240K (3S); L Algebra I 2nd semester 2H (HF) Adulthood and aging 312K (3S, VI); U

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Curriculum and Instruction French literature of the 16th century 411K Education in the United States 201C (3S); L (3S); U Teaching reading: secondary school 321C French literature of the 17th century 412K (3S); U (3S); U Teaching reading: elementary school 323C French literature of the 18th century 413K (3S); U (3S); U Diagnostic and prescriptive teaching of reading Geography 423C (3S); U World geography 1st semester 101K (3S); L Economics German Principles of economics: macroeconomics 101C Elementary German 101K (3S, AC); L (3S); L Elementary German 102K (3S, AC); L Principles of economics: microeconomics 102C Health (3S); L Personal health 100C (3S); L Money and banking 301C (3S); U Death, dying, and bereavement 406K (3S); U Intermediate macroeconomic theory 325C History (3S); U History of United States to 1877 221K (3S); L International economics 404C (3S); U History of United States 1877 to present 222K Electrical and Computer Engineering (3S); L Circuits I 201K (3S); L Development of Western civilization, ancient- English 1715 241K (3S); L English composition I 101K (3S); L Development of Western civilization, 1715 English composition II 102K (3S); L present 242K (3S); L British literature I 201K (3S); L History of Tennessee 449K (3S); U British literature II 202K (3S); L Library Service American literature II 232K (3S); L Children's literature 451M (3S); U Introduction to creative writing 263K (3S); L Books and non-print materials for adoles and World literature, first semester 270M (3S); L adults 452M (3S); U Technical writing 280M (3S); L Mathematics Introduction to Shakespeare 306K (3S); U Statistical reasoning 115K (3S); L Introduction to English linguistics 320M (3S); U College algebra 119K (3S); L Black writers in America 345M (3S); U Finite mathematics 123K (3S); L Women in literature 350M (3S); U Basic calculus 125K (3S); L American folklore 355M (3S); U Precalculus I 130K (4S); L History of the English language 420M (3S); U Calculus I 141K (4S); L Advanced grammar 425M (3S); U Calculus II 142K (4S); L Southern literature 440M (3S); U Structure of number systems 201K (3S); L Forestry, Wildlife, and Fisheries Probability, statistics, Euclidean geometry 202K Intro to forest, wildlife, and fisheries 211K (3S); L (3S); L Differential equations I 231K (3S); L French Calculus III 241K (4S); L Elementary French 111K (3S, AC); L Nutrition Elementary French 112K (3S, AC); L Introductory nutrition 100M (3S); L Intermediate French 211K (3S); L Philosophy Intermediate French 212K (3S); L Medical ethics 345K (3S); U French for grad students 301K (3S); U Political Science French for grad students 302K (3S); U United States government and politics 101K History of French literature 351K (3S); U (3S); L History of French literature 352K (3S); U International relations I 321M (3S); U Aspects of French literature 353K (3S); U American political thought 374k (3S) AC=audiocassette, Cl=computer-aided instruction, LK=lob kits, SL=slides, VI=videocassette

234 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG The University of Texas at Austin

Psychology Shock: a nursing perspective (NC) General psychology 110K (3S); L Personal Development Biological basis of behavior 210K (3S); L Project self discovery (NC) Behavior and experience: humanistic psychology Study Skills 220K (3S); L How to study (NC) Child psychology 300K (3S); U Learning and thinking 310K (3S); U Contact Abnormal psychology 330K (3S); U S. A. Cain Social psychology 360K (3S); U Assistant Director Methods of research in psychology 395K (3S); U Distance Education and Independent Study Religion (Religious Studies) 1536 White Avenue, Room A119 Images of Jesus 326K (3S); U Knoxville, TN 37996 Medical ethics 345K (3S); U Phone: 423-974-5134; 800-670-8657 Safety Fax: 423-974-4684 General safety 452K (3S); U E-mail: [email protected] Sociology World Wide Web: http://www.ce.utk.edu Social problems and social change 110K (3S); L General sociology 120K (3S, VI); L Marriage and family relations 208M (3S); L Collective behavior and social movements 345K (3S); U THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN Juvenile delinquency 351K (3S); U Deviance and social control 352K (3S); U Credit by examination is available. Enrollment on a The city 363K (3S, VI); U noncredit basis accepted in credit courses. High school Social psychology 370K (3S); U students may enroll in undergraduate courses for Sociology of aging 415K (3S); U credit. Overseas enrollment accepted. Minimum period Criminal justice 451K (3S); U for course completion is six weeks; maximum period Spanish for course completion is nine months. The Purchas- Elementary Spanish 111K (3S, AC); L ing Management Series is offered in cooperation with Elementary Spanish 112K (3S, AC); L UT San Antonio. Music 1307, Music Appreciation, is Intermediate Spanish 211K (3S, AC); L offered in cooperation with UT Pan American. The Intermediate Spanish 212K (3S, AC); L computer-based training series is a joint venture Special Education between UT Austin and CBT Systems. A special pro- Education of exceptional children 250C (3S); L gram exists for Texas high school migrant students. Noncredit Courses The average cost per college credit is $65; the average cost per high school credit is $79. Mandatory fees: $20 Cartooning nonrefundable enrollment fee. Cartooning II: advanced cartooning (NC) Cartooning I: basic cartooning (NC) Certificate Program Creative Writing Program offers courses in purchasing, management Writing nonfiction articles 1 (NC) and computer-based training. Courses are offered for Writing short stories 2 (NC) noncredit or preparation for certifying exam. Writing poetry 3 (NC) How to write almost anything 4 (NC) High School Courses Mathematics Accounting Everyday mathematics (NC) Accounting, first semester AccA (HF) Trigonometry (NC) Accounting, second semester AccB (HF) Refresher algebra (NC) Biology Nursing Biology I first semester BiolA (HF, CI) Patient medication records review (NC) Biology I second semester BiolB (HF, CI)

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Economics United States history, second semester USHB Economics EcoFE (HF, CI) (HF, CI) English World Geography Studies English 1, first semester 1A (HF, CI) World geography studies, first semester WGSA English 1, second semester 1B (HF) (HF) English 2, first semester 2A (HF, CI) World geography studies, second semester English 2, second semester 2B (HF, CI) WGSB (HF) English 3, first semester 3A (HF, CI) World History Studies English 3, second semester 3B (HF, CI) World history studies, first semester WHSA (HF, English 4, first semester 4A (HF, CI) CI) World history studies, second semester WHSB English 4, second semester 4B (HF, CI) (HF, CI) German German 2, first semester Ger2A (HF, AC) College Courses German 2, second semester Ger2B (HF, AC) Anthropology German I first semester GerlA (HF, AC) Physical anthropology 301 (3S); L German I second semester GerIB (HF, AC) Cultural anthropology 302 (3S, CI); L Health Education Human origins and evolution 348 (3S); U Health education H1 Ed (HF, CI) Art Education Home Economics Museum education 376 (3S); U Individual and family life IFL (HF) Art History Mathematics Introduction to the visual arts 301 (3S, CI); L Algebra 1, first semester A1g1A (HF, CI) Astronomy Algebra 1, second semester A1g1B (HF, CI) Introduction to astronomy 302 (3S); L Algebra 2, first semester AIg2A (HF) Curriculum and Instruction Algebra 2, second semester A1g2B (HF) Human learning and development: the adult Elementary analysis El An1 (HF) years 371 (3S); U Geometry, first semester Geo A (HF) Economics . Geometry, second semester Geo B (HF) Introduction to macroeconomics 302 (3S, CI); L Pre-algebra, first semester PALA (HF, CI) Introduction to microeconomics 303 (3S, CI); L Pre-algebra, second semester PALB (HF, CI) Development economics 333K (3S); U Trigonometry TRG (HF) Development problems and policies in Latin Physical Education America 355 (3S); U Physical education 1, first semester PE1A (HF) Educational Psychology Physical education 1, second semester PE1B Introduction to statistics 332 (3S); U (HF) English Physical Sciences Rhetoric and composition 306 (3S, CI); L Physical science, first semester PhScA (HF, LK) Literature and composition 309K (3S); L Physical science, second semester PhScB (HF, Black literature 314L (3S); L LK) Masterworks of literature: British 316K (3S); L Spanish Masterworks of literature: American 316K (3S, Spanish 1, first semester SpnlA (HF, AC) CI); L Spanish 1, second semester Spn1B, (HF, AC) Masterworks of literature: world 316K (3S); L Spanish 2, first semester Spn2A (HF, AC) Technical writing 317 (3S); L Spanish 2, second semester Spn2B (HF, AC) Shakespeare: selected plays 321 (3S, CI); U United States Government Introduction to criticism 321K (3S); U United States government USGov (HF, CI) Creative writing 325 (3S); U United States History American literature: beginning to 1865 337 (3S, United States history, first semester USHA (HF, CI); U CI) American literature: 1865 to present 338 (3S); U AC=audiocassefte, Cl=computeraided instruction, LK =lab kits, SL= slides, Vt= videocassette

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Modern short story 348 (3S, CI); U Texas and its history 366N (3S); U Modern poetry: representative poets of the 20th Women in United States history 366N (3S); U century 371K (3S, CI); U Kinesiology American science fiction 376L (3S); U Human sexuality 366 (3S); U French Latin Second-year French I 312K (3S, AC); L Second-year Latin II: Virgil's Aeneid 312K Second-year French II 312L (3S, AC); L (3S); L Scientific French 330K (3S); U First-year Latin I 506 (5S, CI); L First-year French I 506 (5S, AC); L First-year Latin II 507 (5S); L First-year French II 507 (5S, AC); L Mathematics Geography This human world: introduction to geography College algebra 301 (3S, CI); L 305 (35); L Applicable mathematics 303D (3S); L German Mathematics of investment 303F (3S); L Second-year German I 312K (3S); L Trigonometry 304E (3S); L Second-year German II 312L (3S); L Elementary functions and coordinate geometry First-year German I 506 (5S, AC); L 305G (3S); L First-year German II 507 (5S, AC); L Linear algebra and matrix theory 311 (3S); L Government Foundations of arithmetic 316K (3S); L Texas government 105 (1S); L Foundations of geometry, statistics, and American government 310L (3S); L probability 316L (3S); L Issues and policies in American government, Introduction to number theory 328K (3S); U (section 3) 312L (3S); L Calculus I for business and economics 403K Issues and policies in American government (4S); L (section 1) 312L (3S); L Calculus II for business and economics 403L Issues and policies in American government (4S); L (section 2) 312L (3S); L Differential and integral calculus 408C (4S);L International politics since Second World War Sequences, series and multivariable calculus 323M (3S, CI); U 408D (4S); L Public opinion and American politics 327L Music (3S); U Music appreciation 1307 (3S); L American foreign relations 344 (3S); U Nursing Introduction to political theory 347L (3S); U Greek Statistical methods in psychology 347 (3S); U First-year Greek I 506 (5S); L Nutrition First-year Greek II 507 (5S); L Introductory nutrition 311 (3S, CI); L History Philosophy English civilization before 1603 304K (3S); L Introduction to philosophy 301 (3S, CI); L English civilization since 1603 304L (3S); L Contemporary moral problems 304 (3S, CI); L Western civilization in medieval times 309K Introduction to logic 312 (3S); L (3S); L Logic, sets, and functions 313K (3S); L Western civilization in modern times 309L Physics (3S); L Mechanics 301 (3S); L The United States, 1492-1865 315K (3S); L General physics- technical course: mechanics, The United States since 1865 315L (3S); L heat, sound 302K (3S); L Native Americans in the United States 317N General physics-technical course: electricity and (3S); L magnetism, light, and atomic and nuclear Diplomatic history of the United States since physics 302L (3S); L 1890 333M (3S); U Elementary physics for nontechnical students: Latin America before 1810 346K (3S); U mechanics, heat, sound 309K (3S); L

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Physics (continued) UNIVERSITY OF UTAH Elementary physics for nontechnical students: electricity and magnetism, light, and atomic Credit by examination is available. Enrollment on a and nuclear physics 309L (3S); L noncredit basis accepted in credit courses. High school Psychology students may enroll in undergraduate courses for Introduction to psychology 301 (3S, CI); L credit. Overseas enrollment accepted. Military person- Introduction to child psychology 304 (3S, CI); L nel may enroll through the DANTES program. Mini- Personality 309 (3S); L mum period for course completion is twoweeks per Statistical methods in psychology 317 (3S); L semester credit hour; maximum periodfor course Social psychology 319K (3S); L completion is nine months. Conversion to a semester Abnormal psychology 352 (3S, CI); U system is in progress. Students should call forupdated Radio/Television/Film information. The average cost per college credit is Development of the motion picture 314 (3S, CI, $85. Mandatory fees: syllabus fee $15. VI); L Slavic Languages and Literature College Courses First-year Czech I 506 (5S, AC); L Anthropology First-year Czech II 507 (5S, AC); L Culture and the human experience 1101 (3S); L Sociology Human origins: evolution and diversity 1201 Introduction to study of society 302 (3S, CI); L (3S); L The sociology of gender 333K (3S); U Art Racial and ethnic relations 344 (3S); U Introduction to the visual arts 1010 (4S); L Art education in the secondary schools 4910 Spanish Second-year Spanish I 312K (3S, AC); L (3S); U Second-year Spanish II 312L (3S); L Art History Introduction to the history of art 2500 (3S, Advanced composition 327 (3S); U VI); L First-year Spanish I 506 (5S, AC, VI); L Biology First-year Spanish H 507 (5S, AC); L General biology 1000 (4S); L Noncredit Courses Human ecology 175; L Human physiology 2320 (4S); L Continuing Education Chemistry Computer-based training (NC) Organic chemistry 2310 (4S); U Emergency care attendant ECA (NC, CI) Communication Disorders Purchasing management series PMT (NC) Beginning sign communication 261 (VI); U Communications Contact The editing process 3600 (4S); U Jon Griffith Economics Assistant Director Economics as social science 1010 (3S); L Independent and Distance Learning Economic history of the U.S. 1740 (3S); L PO Box 7700, 1.114 Lake Austin Centre Principles of economics/micro 2010 (3S); L 3001 Lake Austin Boulevard Principles of economics/macro 2020 (3S); L Austin, TX 78713-7700 Money and banking 3200 (3S); U Phone: 512-471-7716; 800-252-3461 Educational Studies Fax: 512-475-7933 Storytelling: use of narrative in elem classroom E-mail: dec @awww.utexas.edu 102 (AC); L World Wide Web: http://www.utexas.edu/dce/ The use of books and libraries 103; L eimc/il/ Library work with children 326; U

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Reference work 351; U Ancient Greece 201; L Creative teaching of art in elementary school Ancient Rome 202; L 403; U History of Utah 4660 (4S); U Mathematics in elementary school 408; U Marketing Kindergarten/early childhood education 419; U Principles of marketing 301; U Teaching reading in the primary grades 421; U Mathematics Language arts in elementary school 430; U Intermediate algebra 1010 (3S); L Selection of library materials 463; U College algebra 1050 (4S); L Cataloging and classification of materials 464; U Plane trigonometry 1060 (5S); L Management of the library media center 465; U Elementary statistics 1070 (3S, VI); L Methods for teaching 475; U Calculus I 1210 (4S); L Children's literature in the schools 5120; U Meteorology Teaching reading in content areas 5126 (3S); U Introduction to meteorology 1010 (3S); L Introduction to microcomputers in the Music classroom 5140 (2S); U Music for elementary teachers 159 (AC); L Teaching science in elementary school 5370 Continuing ed of music: the elements of music (1.5S); U 200; L Social studies in elementary school 5380 (3S); U Continuing ed of music: basic concepts of music Behavior is language 581; U 207 (AC) ; L Assessing literacy strengths and difficulties 6131 Elementary music methods 3710 (3S, AC); U (3S); U Pharmacology and Toxicology Instructional strategies for literacy difficulties Common medicines 2700 (2S); U 6132 (3S); U Physics English Elementary physics 1010 (3S); L Introduction to Shakespeare 2030 (4S); U General physics: mechanics and sound 111 (4S, Introduction to creative writing 2500 (4S, AC); L CI); L Writing fiction 3510 (4S, AC); U General physics: heat, electricity, magnetism 112 Finance (4S, CI); L Management of personal finance 1200 (VC);L General physics: light and modern physics 113 Risk and insurance 324; U (4S, CI); L Investment principles and practices 336; U Science and engineering: mechanics 171 (CI); L Food andNutrition Science and engineering: electricity and Scientific foundations: human nutrition 1020 magnetism 172 (CI); L (3S); L Science and engineering: heat/light/sound 173 Fundamentals of nutrition 2440 (3S, CI); L (4S, CI); L Geography Political Science World cultural geography 1600 (3S); L American national government 1100 (3S); L Gerontology International politics 2100 (3S); L Survey of gerontology 5050 (3S); U The U.S. Constitution 4790 (3S, VI); U Health Education The Africans 4960 (3S, VI); U Healthy lifestyles 101; L Psychology Substance use and abuse 1010 (3S); L Psychology 101; L Introduction to driver education 3500 (2S); U Psychology of infancy and childhood 1220 (3S, Organization and administration: driver VI); L education 3510 (2S); U Psychology of adolescence 1230 (3S, VI); L Driver education: internship 391 (VC); U Statistical methods in psychology 3000 (4S); L History Cognitive psychology 3120 (3S); U History of civilization: ancient to 1300 A.D. 1010 Survey of clinical psychology 3320 (3S); U (3S); L Psychology of abnormal behavior 3400 (3S); U American civilization 1700 (4S); L Introduction to social psychology 3410 (3S); U 1U=one unit, HF=half unit, NC=noncredit, QT=quarter unit, VC=variable credit

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Psychology (continued) Certificate Program Research methods 365; U Program offers courses in C programming, literary Special Education fiction writing, school library media, public health, Human exceptionality 3010 (3S); U project management, and teaching with technology. Writing Courses are offered for credit or noncredit. Credit Introduction to college writing 2010 (3S, AC); L can be applied toward certification or licensure. Noncredit Courses High School Courses Accounting Mathematics Simplified acctg: acctg for managerial control Intermediate algebra C101 (NC, VI) 5R (NC) Education College Courses Church and synagogue librarianship 10R-A Accounting/Business (NC) Introduction to. accounting C210 (3Q); L Management Fundamentals of financial accounting C220 Effective writing in business 7R (NC) (3Q); L Fundamentals of managerial accounting C230 Contact (3Q); L Cynthia Grua American Indian Studies Director, Distance Education North American Indians of the Pacific Continuing Education Northwest C311 (5Q); U 2180 Annex Anthropology Salt Lake City, UT 84112 Principles of sociocultural anthropology C202 Phone: 801-581-8801; 800-INSTUDY (5Q VI); L Fax: 801-581-6267 Astronomy E-mail: [email protected] Astronomy C101 (5Q); L World Wide Web: http://www.dce.utah.edu/instudy The planets C150 (5Q); L Atmospheric Sciences Weather C101 (5Q); L Business Communications Basic written business communications C301 UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON (4Q); U Chemistry Enrollment on a noncredit basis accepted in credit Chemical science C115 (5Q LK); L courses. High school students may enroll in under- General chemistry CI42 (5Q LK); L graduate courses for credit. Overseas enrollment General chemistry C152 (5Q LK); L accepted. Military personnel may enroll through the Classics DANTES program. Minimum period for course Greek and Roman mythology C430 (3Q); U completion is ten weeks; maximum period for course Communications completion is three months. The average cost per History of mass communications C340 (5Q); U college credit is $77. Mandatory fees: $15 registration Government and mass communications C341 fee. (5Q); U Mass media law C440 (5Q); U External Degree Program Ethnicity, gender, and media C489 (5Q); U Doctorate or other terminal degree is offered in Comparative Literature pharmacy (66 credit hours required). Credit for prior Literature and cultures C211 (5Q); U nonacademic learning is granted. Campus residency Images of women in literature C375 (5Q); U required for nine 2-day workshops. Program enrolls a Economics total of 75 students. The external degree program was Introduction to microeconomics C200 (5Q established in 1997. CI); L

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Introduction to macroeconomics C201 (5Q);L History Intermediate microeconomics C300 (5Q); U Survey of history of United States C201 (5Q); L Education History of modern Japan C423 (5Q); U Workshop: using the Internet in K-12 curr dev History of Washington and the Pacific C494 (5Q); U Northwest C432 (5Q); U Engineering/Technical Writing International Business Introduction to technical writing C231 (3Q); L Internationalenvironment of business C300 Style in scientific and technical writing C401 (3Q); U (3Q); U Linguistics English Fundamentals of grammar C100 (5Q); L Reading literature C200 (5Q); L Introduction to linguistic thought C200 (5Q); L Shakespeare: survey C225 (5Q); L Marketing Reading fiction C242 (5Q); L Marketing concepts C301 (4Q); U Intermediate expository writing C281 (5Q); L Advertising C340 (4Q); U Beginning verse writing C283 (5Q); L Mathematics Beginning short story writing C284 (5Q); L Mathematics: a practical art C107 (5Q); L History of literary criticism and theory C304 Algebra with applications C111 (5Q); L (5Q); L Application of calculus to business and The Bible as literature C310 (5Q); U economics C112 (5Q); L Shakespeare to 1603 C323 (5Q); U Precalculus C120 (5Q);L Shakespeare after 1603 C324 (5Q); U Calculus with analytic geometry C124 (5Q); L Late Renaissance C325 (5Q); U Calculus with analytic geometry C125 (5Q); L Milton C326 (5Q); U Calculus with analytic geometry C126 (5Q); L English novel: early and middle 19th century Math for elementary school teachers C170 C333 (5Q); U (3Q); L The modern novel C340 (5Q); U Introduction to differential equations C307 Fantasy C349 (5Q); U (3Q); U American literature: early nation C352 (5Q); U Music American literature: later 19th century C353 History of jazz C331 (3Q AC); U (5Q); U Oceanography American literature: early modern C354 (5Q); U Survey of oceanography C101 (5Q); L American literature: contemporary America Organization and Environment C355 (5Q); U Introduction to law C200 (5Q VI); L Advanced expository writing C381 (5Q); U Philosophy Intermediate seminar: short story writing C384 Introduction to logic C120 (5Q); L (5Q); L Political Science Children's literature reconsidered C477 (5Q); U Introduction to politics C101 (5Q); L Food Science/Nutritional Sciences Politics of mass communication in America Nutrition for today C300 (3Q); U C305 (5Q VI); U French Environmental politics and policy in United Elementary French C101 (5Q, AC, VI); L States C383 (5Q); U Elementary French C102 (5Q AC, VI); L Psychology Elementary French C103 (5Q AC); L Psychology as a social science C101 (5Q); L Geography Intro to personality and individual differences World regions C102 (5Q); L C205 (4Q); L Geography of cities C277 (5Q); L Fundamentals of psychological research C209 Gerontology (4Q); L Biological aspects of aging C440 (3Q); U Elementary psychological statistics C213 (6Q); L Social and cultural aspects of aging C442 Abnormal psychology C305 (5Q); U (3Q); U Developmental psychology C306 (5Q VI); U

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Psychology (continued) ment. Baccalaureate degrees have the following credit Introduction to drugs and behavior C322 hour requirements: commerce, 120 hours; science for (3Q); U laboratory technologists, 39 hours; Bachelor of Com- Social psychology C345 (5Q); U merce for university graduates, 60 hours. The average Survey of cognitive psychology C355 (5Q); U cost per college credit is $120. Mandatory fees: $70 Religion(Religious Studies) per course distance education fee for materials and Intro to world religions: Eastern traditions C202 distribution. (5Q); L Sociology External Degree Program Survey of sociology C110 (5Q); L Bachelor's degree is offered in commerce and sci- Introduction to the sociology of deviance C271 ence. Credit for prior nonacademic learning is (5Q, VI); L granted. Program enrolls a total of 900 students. The The family C352 (5Q); U external degree program was established in 1987. Criminology C371 (5Q); U Spanish Certificate Program Elementary Spanish C101 (5Q AC, VI) Program offers courses in business administration. Elementary Spanish C102 (5Q AC, VI); L Courses are offered for credit. Credit can be applied Elementary Spanish C103 (5Q AC, VI); L toward a bachelor's degree. Speech and Hearing Science Communications augmentation C453 (3Q College Courses VI); U Accounting SpeechCommunication Accounting I 70-151 (3S); L Speech, individual and society C102 (5Q); L Accounting II 70-152 (3S); L Public speaking C220 (5Q, VI); U Managerial cost accounting 70-25692 (3S); L Statistics Accounting theory I 70-351 (3S); U Basic statistics C220 (5Q); L Accounting theory II 70-352 (3S); U Elements of statistical methods C311 (5Q); U Accounting information systems 70-358 (3S); U Auditing I 70-360 (3S); U Noncredit Courses Taxation I 70-361 (3S); U C Programming Advanced managerial cost accounting and Developing a C application C900 (NC) analysis 70-456 (3S); U Advanced accounting I 70-457 (3S); U Contact Advanced accounting II 70-458 (3S); U Registration Services Auditing II 70-460 (3S); U 5001 25th Avenue NE Taxation II 70-461 (3S); U Seattle, WA 98105 Biology Phone: 206-543-2350; 800-543-2320 Concepts of biology I 55-100 (3S); L E-mail: [email protected] Concepts of biology II 55-101 (3S); L World Wide Web: http://weber.u.washington.edu/ General physiology 55-203 (3S); L --distance Human physiology I 55-204 (3S); L Introduction to microbiology 55-206 (3S); L Genetics 55-212 (3S); L Infectious diseases 55-241 (3S); L Business Strategy and Entrepreneurship UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR The law and business administration 75-397 (3S); U Period for course completion is thirteen weeks. For Strategic management 75-498 (3S); U the B.Sc. (General Science) degree for Laboratory Chemistry Technologists, there is a partnership arrangement Organic chemistry of biomolecules 59-263 with St. Clair College, which does the transfer assess- (3S); L

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Protein and nuclei acid chemistry 59-365 Introduction to psychology as a social science (3S); U 46-116 (3S); L Computer Science Religious Studies Computer concepts for end-users 60-104 (3S); L World religions: eastern 35-260 (3S); L Introduction to internet 60-205 (3S); L Social Science Economics Introduction to Canadian studies 02-100 (3S); L Introduction to economics I 41-110 (3S); L Remembering Canada in the global village Intermediate microeconomics I 41-221 (3S); L 02-300 (3S); U Introduction to economics II 41-221 (3S); L Sociology Intermediate macroeconomics I 41-231 (3S); L Principles and methods of sociology 48-101 English (3S); L Expository writing 26-100 (3S); L Social institutions and social change 48-102 Finance (3S); L Business finance I 72-171 (3S); L Introduction to criminology 48-260 (3S); L Business finance II 72-271 (3S); L Working capital management 72-373 (3S); U Contact Finance: long term financial management Margaret Landstrom 72-374 (3S); U Interim Director Pension management and design 72-375 (3S); U Continuing Education Geology 401 Sunset Avenue Geology and the environment 61-213 (3S); L Windsor, ON W9B 3P4 Environmental geology 61-242 (3S); L Canada Management and Labor Studies Phone: 519-253-3000; 800-263-1242 Management and labour studies 71-140 (3S); L Fax: 519-973-7038 Human resources management 71-243 (3S); L E-mail: [email protected] Organizational behaviour 71-340 (3S); U World Wide Web: http://www.uwindsor.ca Labour-management relations 71-344 (3S); U Human resources planning 71-485 (3S); U Management Science Business data analysis I 73-105 (3S); L Introduction to management information systems 73-213 (3S); L UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN- Quantitative decision models I 73-220 (3S); L EXTENSION Introduction to database management 73-311 (3S); U Enrollment on a noncredit basis accepted in credit Marketing courses. High school students may enroll in under- Principles of marketing 74-231 (3S); L graduate courses for credit. Overseas enrollment Marketing problemsapplications and decisions accepted. Military personnel may enroll through the 74-232 (3S); L DANTES program. Maximum period for course Mathematics completion is one year. The average cost per college Mathematics for business 62-194 (3S); L credit is $110; the average cost per high school credit Statistics for the sciences 65-253 (3S); L is $90. Mandatory fees: $36 registration fee, $30 inter- Philosophy national shipping fee, $1 per lesson international Reasoning skills 34-160 (3S); L lesson return fee. Political Science Women and politics 45-211 (3S); L Certificate Program Government and business 45-323 (3S); U Program offers courses in business, general educa- Psychology tion, small business, accounting, purchasing, and per- Introduction to psychology as a behavioral sonnel management. Courses are offered for credit, science 46-115 (3S); L noncredit, or preparation for certifying exam. Credit

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THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 243 2I University of WisconsinExtension can be applied toward an associate degree, a bach- Geography elor's degree, a professional program, or certification Physical geography I H21 (HF) or licensure. Physical geography II H22 (HF) German High School Courses First-semester high school German H10 (HF) Art Second-semester high school German H11 (HF) Creative design 102 (1U, LK) Third-semester high school German H2O (HF) Basic drawing A20 (HF) Fourth-semester high school German H21 (HF) Art History Introduction to German literature I H221 (1U) Art and culture A40 (HF) Introduction to German literature II H222 (IU) Biology Intermediate composition, 1st semester H223 General biology I H2O (HF) (1U) General biology II H21 (HF) Fifth-semester high school German H30 (HF) Sixth-semester high school German H31 (HF) Business Basic bookkeeping for business A30 (HF) Health Personal and family health H30 (HF) Stocks, bonds, and the beginning investor A69 History (HF, AC) History of the United States to 1877 H30 (HF) General business H39 (HF) History of the United States, 1877 to the present Dairy Science H31 (HF) Dairy production and management V105 (HF) Interior Design Economics Fundamentals of interior design V101 (HF) Contemporary economics H40 (HF) Latin Language and Literature English First-semester high school Latin H10 (HF, AC) First-year high school English I H10 (HF) Second-semester high school Latin H11 (HF) First-year high school English II H11 (HF) Fourth-semester high school Latin H21 (HF) Second-year high school English I H2O (HF) Mathematics Second-year high school English II H21 (HF) First-semester algebra H10 (HF) American literature H30 (HF) Second-semester algebra H11 (HF) American literature H31 (HF) Geometry I H2O (HF) Attack on grammar H9 (HF) Geometry II H21 (HF) French Trigonometry H40 (HF) First-semester high school French H10 (HF, AC, Meteorology CI) Weather and climate H100 (1U) Second-semester high school French H11 (HF, Music AC) Beginning music theory I H30 (1U, AC) Third-semester high school French H2O (HF, Beginning music theory II H31 (1U, AC) AC, CI) Polish Fourth-semester high school French H21 (HF, Reading Polish I A60 (HF) AC) Reading Polish II A61 (HF) Intro to French lit, 17th-18th century authors Political Science H221 (1U) American government today H30 (HF) Intro to French literature, 19th century authors Russian H222 (1U) Russian for reading knowledge A60 (2U) Intermediate composition: creative writing H227 Beginning conversation and composition in (1U) Russian A70 (1U, AC) Fifth-semester high school French H30 (HF) First-semester high school Russian H10 (HF, Sixth-semester high school French H31 (HF) AC) Seventh-semester high school French H40 (HF) Second-semester high school Russian H11 (HF, Eighth-semester high school French H41 (HF) AC)

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Third-semester high school Russian H2O (HF, Elementary accounting II 202 (3S); L AC) Introduction to management information Fourth-semester high school Russian H21 (HF, systems 211 (3S); L AC) Organization and management 233 (3S); L Fifth-semester high school Russian H30 (HF) Managerial accounting 300 (3S); L Sixth-semester high school Russian H31 (HF) Intermediate accounting I 301 (3S); L Seventh-semester high school Russian H40 (HF) Intermediate accounting II 302 (3S); L Eighth-semester high school Russian H41 (HF) Business law 306 (3S); L Social Studies Production concepts 307 (3S); L Quest for equality: the American women's Compensation management 310 (3S); L movement H30 (HF) Principles of marketing 311 (3S); L Spanish Principles of finance 320 (3S); U First-semester high school Spanish H10 (HF, Personnel management 321 (3S); L AC) Investments 322 (3S); L Second-semester high school Spanish H11 (HF, Cost accounting 323 (3S); U AC) Organizational behavior 340 (3S); L Third-semester high school Spanish H2O (HF, Budgets and budgetary control 353 (3S); U AC) Business communications 354 (3S, VI); L Fourth-semester high school Spanish H21 (HF, Governmental accounting 373 (3S); U AC) Managing the small business 385 (3S); L Elementary survey of Spanish literature H222 Advanced cost accounting 413 (3S); U (1U) Managerial finance 427 (3S); U Fifth-semester high school Spanish H30 (HF) Marketing in service organizations 432 (3S); U Sixth-semester high school Spanish H31 (HF) Purchasing and materials management 436 Seventh-semester high school Spanish H40 (HF) (3S); U Eighth-semester high school Spanish H41 (HF) Administrative policy 495 (3S); U StudySkills Chemistry Power reading H65 (HF) General chemistry I 103 (3S); L General chemistry II 104 (3S); L College Courses Child and FamilyStudies Agriculture Caring for infants and toddlers 3641 (1S, VI); L Cooperation 422 (3S); L Family day care 381 (1S); L Anthropology Early childhood ed: assistant child care teacher Introduction to anthropology 100 (3S); L 382 (1S); L Arabic Early childhood education: the child care First-semester Arabic 101 (4S, AC); L teacher 386 (3S); L Second-semester Arabic 102 (4S, AC); L Admn and orgn of child care and early Art childhood education 479 (3S); U 2-Dimensional design 102 (3S, LK); L Classics History of Western art: prehistoricmedieval 105 Greek and Latin origins of medical terms 205 (3S); L (3S); L History of Western art: Greek drama in English 313 (2S); L Renaissancecontemporary 106 (3S); L Classical mythology 370= (3S); L Astronomy Communicating Arts Survey of astronomy 100 (4S); L Intercultural communication 467 (3S); L Botany Curriculum and Instruction Survey of botany 100 (3S); L School curriculum design 300 (3S); L Business Danish Microcomputer applications 183 (3S); L First-semester Danish 121 (4S, AC); L Elementary accounting I 201 (3S); L Second-semester Danish 122 (4S, AC); L

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Economics Courage to write: women novelists of the 19th Current economics 100 (4S); L century 249 (3S, AC); L Principles of microeconomics 101 (3S); L Introduction to 20th century Afro-American Principles of macroeconomics 102 (3S); L literature 268 (3S); L Education and Educational Psychology American Indian literature 269 (3S); L The exceptional individual 300 (3S); L Saul Bellow 311 (1S); L Human abilities and learning 301 (3S); L Willa Gather 312 (1S); L Human development in adolescence 321 (35); L Doris Lessing 313 (IS); L Teaching for thinking: creativity in the Eudora Welty 314 (IS); L classroom 464T (3S, VI); U Virginia Woolf 315 (1S); L Children with disabilities in day care and History of the English language 323 (3S, AC); L preschool 496 (2S); L The structure of English 329 (3S); L Health information for teachers 501 (3S); U Ernest Hemingway 431 (1S); L Educational psychology of the gifted, talented, William Faulkner 433 (1S); L and creative 501 (3S); U The English novel 460 (3S); L Educational psychology of the gifted, talented, The American short story 610 (3S); L and creative: educating able learners 501T Intermediate composition A201 (NC); L (3S, VI); U Forestry Adult development and aging 503 (3S); U Introduction to forestry 100 (2S); L Teachers tackle thinking 514T (3S, VI); U French Children's literature 649 (3S); U First-semester French 103 (4S, AC, VI); L Educational Policy Studies Second-semester French 104 (4S, AC, VI); L Principles of vocational, technical, and adult ed Third-semester French 203 (3S, VI); L 502 (2S); U Fourth-semester French 204 (3S); L Engineering Business French 219 (2S); L Statics 221 (3S, VI); L Intro to French literature, 17th and 18th Dynamics 222 (3S); L centuries 221 (3S); U Technical writing I 273 (1S); L Intro to French literature, 19th century authors Technical writing II 274 (1S); L 222 (3S); U Technical writing III 275 (1S); L Intermediate composition 227 (3S, VI); L Technical writing I and II 276 (2S); L Business French 313 (3S); L Technical writing I and III 277 (2S); L Advanced composition 324 (3S); U Technical writing II and III 278 (2S); L Andre Malraux 360 (IS, AC); U Technical writing I, II, and III 279 (3S); L Maupassant 440 (IS); L Mechanics of materials 303 (3S); L Camus 441 (1S, AC); U Intermediate technical Japanese I 374 (3S); U Simone de Beauvoir 442 (1S); U Critical path network techniques 590 (2S); U Colette 443 (1S, AC); U English Zola 444 (IS); U Freshman English 102 (3S); L Diderot 445 (IS); U Intermediate composition 201 (3S); L Flaubert 446 (1S, AC); U Introduction to creative writing: the short story Panorama de la civilisation francaise 447 (3S); U 203 (3S); L Sartre 448 (1S); L Creative writing: poetry 204 (3S); L Modern African prose and poetry in French 454 Intro to mod Eng and Am lit I: the 19th century (3S); U 207 (3S, AC); L Geography Intro to mod Eng and Am lit II: the 20th Global physical environments 120 (3S); L century 208 (3S, AC); L Environmental conservation 339 (3S, VI); L Shakespearean drama 217 (3S); L Geology Shakespearean drama 218 (3S); L General geology 100 (3S, LK); L

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German Western civilization from 1715 to the present First-semester German 101 (4S, AC); L 102M (3S); L Second-semester German 102 (4S, AC); L Ancient history: the ancient Near East and Third-semester German 203 (4S); L Greece 111 (3S); L Fourth-semester German 204 (4S); L Ancient history: Roman republic and empire Introduction to German literature I 221 (3S); L 112 (3S); L Introduction to German literature II 222 (3S); L English history, England to 1688 123 (3S); L Intermediate composition first semester 223 Independent reading 199 (1-3S); L (3S); L Introduction to Afro-American history 231 Intermediate composition second semester 224 (3S); L (3S); L History of Wisconsin 390 (3S); L The classical period 302 (3S); U U.S. women's history 392 (4S); L Women in European history: 18th century to Goethe's Faust 633 (3S); U present 392E (3S); L Applied German philology 662 (3S); U History of Soviet Russia to 1988 419 (3S); U Thomas Mann 699A (1S); U Independent reading 699 (1-3S); U Gunter Grass 699B (1S); U Human Relations in Educational Psychology Greek Human relations in the educational community Elementary Greek 103 (4S, AC); L 465 (3S); U Elementary Greek 104 (4S); L Italian Plato 104P (2S); U First-semester Italian 103 (4S, AC); L Xenophon and the New Testament 204 (3S); U Second-semester Italian 104 (4S, AC); L Homer: The Iliad 210 (3S); U Journalism and Mass Communications Health Education News writing 203 (3S); L Intro to mental health and stress management Public relations 225 (3S); L 265 (3S); L Writing feature articles 305 (3S); L Hebrew and Semitic Studies Latin First-semester Yiddish 101 (4S); L Elementary Latin 103 (4S, AC); L First-semester Hebrewbiblical 101B (4S, AC); L Elementary Latin 104 (4S, AC); L First-semester Hebrewmodern 101M (4S, Cicero's Orations 203 (4S); L AC); L Vergil 204 (4S); L Second-semester Yiddish 102 (4S); L General survey 301 (3S); L Second-semester Hebrewmodern 103 (2S); L General survey 302 (3S); L Second-semester Hebrewbiblical 104 (3S, Intermediate Latin composition 505 (2S); L AC); L Advanced Latin composition 506 (2S); U Biblical texts: readings from the Book of Esther HoraceSatires and Epistles 512 (3S); U 201 (2S); L Literature in Translation Modern Hebrew conversation, intermediate Thomas Mann: literature in translation 190 level 225 (3S, AC); L (1S); L Biblical texts: readings from Exodus and Gunter Grass: literature in translation 191 Leviticus 321 (3S); L (1S); L Biblical texts: readings from Joshua 322 (3S); L Camus: literature in translation 230 (1S); L Jewish cultural history I 471 (3S); L Simone de Beauvoir: literature in translation Jewish cultural history II 472 (3S); L 231 (1S); L History Colette: literature in translation 232 (1S); L American history 1492-1865origin and growth Maupassant: literature in translation 240 (1S); L 101 (4S, AC); L Zola: literature in translation 244 (1S); L Western civilization to 1715 101M (3S); L Diderot: literature in translation 245 (1S); L American history, 1865-presentorigin and Flaubert: literature in translation 246 (1S); L growth 102 (4S, AC); L Sartre: literature in translation 248 (1S); L

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Literature in Translation(continued) Russian Andre Malraux: literature in translation 260 First-semester Russian 101 (4S, AC); L (1S); L Second-semester Russian 102 (4S); L Tales of Hans Christian Andersen 275 (3S, Third-semester Russian 203 (4S); L AC); L Fourth-semester Russian 204 (4S); L Mathematics Safety Intermediate algebra 101 (4S); L Industrial safety 555 (3S); U Trigonometry 113 (2S); L Social Work Theory of arithmetic 120 (2S); L Social problems of aging and old age 422 Real numbers and informal geometry 122 (3S); L (2S); L Child welfare services 462 (3S); U Calculus and analytic geometry I 221 (5S); L Sociology Calculus and analytic geometry II 222 (5S); L Marriage and the family 120 (3S, AC); L Advanced calculus I 521 (3S); U Sociology of gender 138 (3S); L Advanced calculus II 522 (3S); U Meteorology Sociological foundations 200 (3S, AC); L Weather and climate 100 (2S); L Social problems 220 (3S); L Music Racial and cultural minorities 225 (3S); L Appreciation and history of music 101 (2S, Spanish AC); L First-semester Spanish 101 (4S, AC); L Appreciation and history of music 102 (2S, Second-semester Spanish 102 (4S, AC); L AC); L Third-semester Spanish 203 (4S); L Basic concepts of music 151 (3S, AC); L Fourth-semester Spanish 204 (4S); L Norwegian Survey of Spanish literature, 12th-18th centuries Beginning Norwegian I 101 (4S, AC); L 221 (3S); L Beginning Norwegian II 102 (4S, AC); L Survey of Spanish lit, 19th and 20th centuries Nutrition 222 (3S); L Nutrition today 132 (3S, AC); L Third year 'grammar and composition 226 Philosophy (3S); L Introduction to philosophy 101 (4S); L Advanced composition 324 (3S); U Elementary logic 211 (4S); L Miguel de Unamuno 407 (1S); U Introduction to ethics 241 (4S); L Modern Spanish readings I: 1939-1960 454 Ethics in business 243 (4S, AC); L (3S); U Introduction to the philosophy of religion 261 Swedish (4S); L First-semester Swedish 111 (4S, AC); L Physics Second-semester Swedish 112 (4S, AC); L General physics I 103 (3S); L Women's Studies General physics II 104 (3S); L Women, social institutions, and social change Political Science 102 (3S); L American national government 101 (3S); L Social institutions, social change, and the lives of Dilemmas of war and peace 190 (3S, AC); L women 102 (3S); L Public personnel administration 470 (3S); U Women and their bodies in health and disease Portuguese 103 (3S); L First-semester Portuguese 101 (4S, AC); L Second-semester Portuguese 102 (4S, AC); L Noncredit Courses Psychology Agriculture Introduction to psychology 202 (3S); L Cooperatives A40 (NC) Abnormal psychology 461 (3S); L Art Introduction to social psychology 530 (3S); U Basic drawing A20 (NC) Child psychology 560 (3S); U Self-directed painting or drawing A30 (NC)

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Art History Disaster Management Art and culture A40 (NC) Aim and scope of disaster management AA02 Astronomy (NC) Physics and astronomy preliminaries 161 (NC) Principles of management AA04 (NC) Our planetary system 162 (NC) Natural hazards causes and effects BB02 (NC) Botany Disaster preparedness BB04 (NC) EcoSploring A10 (NC) Damage and needs assessment BB06 (NC) Business Disaster response BB08 (NC) Elementary accounting I A201 (NC) Environmental health management after nat Elementary accounting II A202 (NC) disaster BCO2 (NC) Organization and management A233 (NC) Health services org in the event of a disaster Basic bookkeeping for business A30 (NC) BC04 (NC) Managerial accounting A300 (NC) Emergency health management after natural Intermediate accounting I A301 (NC) disaster BC06 (NC) Intermediate accounting II A302 (NC) Epidemiologic surveillance after natural disaster Business law A306 (NC) BC08 (NC) Production concepts A307 (NC) Emergency vector control after natural disaster Compensation management A310 (NC, VI) BC10 (NC) Principles of finance A320 (NC) Economics Personnel management A321 (NC) Current economics A100 (NC) Investments A322 (NC) Principles of microeconomics A101 (NC) Cost accounting I A323 (NC) Principles of macroeconomics A102 (NC) Organizational behavior A340 (NC) Engineering Budgets and budgetary control A353 (NC) Solid waste landfills A180 (NC) Business communications A354 (NC, VI) Waste composting A184 (NC) Governmental accounting A373 (NC) Photogrammetry A359 (NC, LK) Managing a small business A385 (NC) Introduction to value analysis and value Advanced cost accounting A413 (NC) engineering A361 (NC) Managerial finance A427 (NC) Value analysis for engineer, architects and Marketing in service organizations A432 (NC) builders A362 (NC) Purchasing and materials management A436 Basic engineering refresher A50 (NC) (NC) Steam-plant operation A92 (NC) Stocks, bonds, and the beginning investor A69 English (NC, AC) Introduction to composition A102 (NC) C.P.M. review M21 (NC) Attack on grammar Al2 (NC) A.P.P. review M22 (NC) Effective business English A13 (NC) Dust control services M24 (NC) Advanced creative writer's workshop A20 (NC) Apparel rental services M25 (NC) Creative writing: the short story A203 (NC) Introduction to parliamentary procedure M28 Creative writing: poetry A204 (NC) (NC) Modern English and American lit I: 19th Management-minded supervision M50 (NC) century A207 (NC, AC) Child and Family Studies Modern English/American lit II: 20th century Intro to child care in a family day care setting A208 (NC, AC) A381 (NC) Courage to write: women novelists of 19th Family day care as a profession B381 (NC) century A249 (NC, AC) Computer Science Vocabulary building A51 (NC) Lisp programming A430 (NC, CI) Fundamentals of manuscript editing A52 (NC) Advanced lisp programming A432 (NC, CI) Writing the nonfiction book A64 (NC) Dance Education Environmental Studies Movement explorations dance A371 (NC) Solid waste recycling A182 (NC)

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Environmental Studies (continued) Geometry I A20 (NC) Waste to energy A185 (NC) Geometry II A21 (NC) Collecting/transporting recycables and solid Review of college algebra A39 (NC) waste A186 (NC) Review of trigonometry A40 (NC) Storm and sanitary sewers design A450 (NC) Review of basic calculus A42 (NC) French Review of intermediate calculus A43 (NC) French for reading knowledge: beginning level Review of vector calculus A45 (NC) A60 (NC) Nursing French for reading knowledge: intermediate Personal and family health H30 (NC, AC) level A61 (NC) Physics Directed reading and translation course A62 Fundamentals of mechanics 161 (NC) (NC) Mechanics beyond Newton's laws 162 (NC) French review A71 (NC) Business French A73 (NC) Heat and sound 163 (NC) German An introduction to electricity and magnetism A foundation course for reading German A60 164 (NC) (NC) Alternating currents, waves, and light 165 (NC) History Modern physics 166 (NC) Introduction to genealogical research A10 (NC) Polish Italian Reading Polish I A60 (NC) Italian for reading knowledge A60 (NC) Reading Polish II A61 (NC) Journalism and Mass Communications Directed reading and translating in Polish A62 Writing for fun and profit A60 (NC) (NC) Writing your life stories A600 (NC) Russian Power reading A65 (NC) Russian for reading knowledge A60 (NC) Mathematics Directed reading and translating in Russian A62 Numbers and basic operations 161 (NC) (NC) Factoring, fractions, and exponents 162 (NC) Beginning conversation and composition in Linear equations and inequalities 163 (NC) Russian A70 (NC, AC) Graphs and systems of equations 165 (NC) Social Work Functions 167 (NC) Pathways to effective service coordination for Matrices and graphs 242 (NC) families of infants and toddlers with Functions and order structures 243 (NC) disabilities 200 (NC) Differentiation 261 (NC) Spanish Applications of differentiation 262 (NC) Spanish for reading knowledge A60 (NC) Basic integration 263 (NC) Applications of integration 264 (NC) Contact Transcendental functions 265 (NC) Integration techniques 266 (NC) Deborah Daniel Infinite series 267 (NC) Administrative Program Manager Plane curves 268 (NC) Distributed Learning Services Polar coordinates and vectors 269 (NC) Room 205 Extension Building Vector functions 270 (NC) 432 North Lake Street Second order differential equations 275 (NC) Madison, WI 53706 Series solutions of differential equations 361 Phone: 608-262-4727; 800-442-6460 (NC) Fax: 608-262-4096 Linear equations and laplace transforms 362 E-mail: [email protected] (NC) World Wide Web: http://www.uwex.edu/ilearn/

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UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN- Financial decision making a (3S); U Communications PLATTEVILLE Public speaking 212 (2S); L Economics Credit by examination is available. Overseas enroll- Introduction to macroeconomics 213 (3S); L ment not accepted. Maximum period for course Introduction to microeconomics 223 (3S); L completion is one year. Average cost: $96.25 per credit Interpreting business/economic data 241 (3S); L for state residents, $344 per credit for nonresidents. Consumer economics 342 (3S); U Mandatory fees: annual $100 administrative fee, $5 Labor economics and labor relations 343 per credit application fee. (3S); U Money and banking 373 (3S); U External Degree Program FineArts and Accounting Bachelor's degree is offered in business administra- Art history 313 (3S); U tion (120 credit hours required). Credit for prior Mathematics nonacademic learning is granted. Program enrolls a Algebra 113 (3S); L total of 400 students; 10 degrees awarded overall in Mathematics of finance 233 (3S); L 1996-97 academic year. The external degree program Social Science was established in 1979. Survey of physical geography 104 (4S); L Physical geography: landforms and water 114 College Courses (VC); L Accounting Elementary accounting 201 (3S); L Contact Elementary accounting II 202 (3S); L John C. Adams Managerial accounting 300 (3S); U Director, Extended Degree in Business Intermediate accounting II 301 (3S); U Pioneer Tower 506 Intermediate accounting I 302 (3S); U 1 University Plaza Advanced accounting 305 (3S); U Platteville, WI 53818 Cost accounting and business administration323 Phone: 608-342-1468; 800-362-5460 (3S); U Fax: 608-342-1466 Budgets and budgetary control 353 (3S); U E-mail: [email protected] Business Administration World Wide Web: http://www.uwplatt.edu/edp Introduction to American business enterprise 120 (3S); L Organization and management 233 (3S); L Introduction to marketing 263 (3S); L Human resource management 303 (3S); U UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-SUPERIOR Compensation management 310 (3S); U Retailing 312 (3S); U Credit by examination is available. Maximum period Business law I 313 (3S); U for course completion is one year. Program is open to Business law II 314 (3S); U Wisconsin residents and those eligible for Minnesota Organization theory and process 353 (3S); U reciprocity. The average cost per college credit is $96. Financial management 362 (3S); U Mandatory fees: $50 annual service agreement. Advertising 363 (3S); U Financial systems analysis 364 (3S); U External Degree Program Marketing research 370 (3S); U Bachelor's degree is offered in individualized majors Sales management 383 (3S); U (120 credit hours required). Credit for prior nonaca- Investments 393 (3S); U demic learning is granted. Program enrolls a total of Labor-management relations 433 (3S); U 500 students; 23 degrees awarded overall in 1996-97 Marketing management 463 (3S); U academic year. The external degree program was Administrative policy 484 (3S); U established in 1978.

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College Courses Film genres: Shakespeare at the movies 301 Accounting (3S); U Financial accounting 200 (4S); L Communication in conflict 332 (3S); U Managerial accounting 201 (3S); L Theory and practice of problem-solving in small Accounting for not-for-profit 351 (3S); U groups 390 (1-6S); U Cost accounting 355 (3S); U Advanced practicum 391 (1-6S); U Accounting information systems 357 (3S); U Problems in nonverbal communication 410 Advanced accounting 462 (3S); U (3S); U Intercultural communication 467 (3S); U Auditing principles 464 (3S); U Research and production 498 (1-6S); U Advanced auditing 465 (3S); U Counseling Anthropology Introduction to counseling 490 (3S); U Introduction to anthropology 112 (3S); L English Art Freshman English 101 (3S); L Introduction to art 101 (3S); L Literature of the Western World I 241 (3S); L The history of art: the ancient world to the Literature of the Western World II 242 (3S); L Renaissance 221 (3S); L Ethnic, racial, and religious diversity in The history of modern art: French revolution to American culture 285 (3S); L World War II 222 (3S); L English grammar 307 (3S); U Photography fundamentals 241 (3S); L Literature and addiction 498 (3S); U Teaching art in elementary grades 335 (3S); U Finance Design III 403 (3S); U Mathematics of finance 102 (2S); L Ceramics III 470 (3-12S); U Personal finance 110 (3S); L Fiber studio 479 (3-12S); U Principles of insurance 420 (3S); U The development of creative functions 484 Investments 426 (3S); U (3S); U Geography Biology World regional geography 100 (3S, VI); L Concepts in biology 123 (4S); L Cultural geography 102 (3S, VI); L Evolution 305 (3S); U Introduction to physical geography 281 (3S); L Biogeography 312 (3S); U Geology Medical terminology 316 (2S); U Earth science 170 (3S); L Ecology 340 (3S); U Health Promotion Entomology 365 (4S); U Principles of healthful living 160 (3S); L Business Stress management 265 (3S); L Principles of marketing 370 (3S); U Health content for the elementary and middle Principles of management 380 (3S); U school teacher 333 (2S); U Human resource management 382 (3S); U Methods and curriculum in health for the Office of automation 404 (3S); U elementary and middle school instructor 334 Administrative systems applications 406 (3S); U (2S); U Tips and techniques of job hunting 499 (1S); U Math and curriculum in health education 339 Communicating Arts (3S); U Film and culture 104 (3S); L Principles of nutrition 366 (2S); U Introduction to speech communications 110 Human sexuality 367 (3S); U (3S); L Drugs 368 (3S); U Theatre appreciation 122 (3S); L Certification in health areas 458 (1-12S); U Practicum 191 (1-6S); L Disease prevention and control 469 (3S); U Effective listening for the professional 215 Community and environmental health 470 (3S); L (3S); U Principles of persuasion 251 (3S); L Field work in health 491 (1-12S); U Intimate communication 300 (3S); U Internship in health 496 (VC); U

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History Physical science 160 (3-4S); L The United States: the first two centuries 251 History and philosophy of science 300 (1-2S) ; U (3S); L Political Science The United States as an industrial and world American national government 150 (3S); L power 252 (3S); L American national government 230 (4S); L History of Wisconsin since 1865 256 (3S); L Psychology Women in American thought 375 (3S); U Self and the social environment 100 (3S); L Human Performance Introduction to psychology 101 (3S); L Coaching field work 350 (1-5S); L Personality 260 (3S); L Lifeguard training 412 (1S); U Social psychology 310 (3S); U Water safety instructor 413 (2S); U Psychology of women 358 (3S); U Adapted physical education field work 422 Psychology of work 370 (3S); U (1-8S); U Independent study in physical education 490 Myers-Briggs type indicator 390 (1-2S); U (1-6S); U Campbell interest and skill survey 390 (1-2S); U Field work in physical education 491 (1-6S); U Developmental psychology I: child development Internship in physical education 496 (5-10S); U 451 (3S); U Human Performance and Health Promotion Developmental psychology II: adolescence 452 Wellness and a positive lifestyle 102 (2S); L (3S); U Interdisciplinary Studies Developmental psychology III: the adult years Introduction to self directed training 296 (2S); L 453 (3S); U Life/work planning and career development Psychology of the exceptional child 456 (3S); U 297 (1-3S); L Abnormal psychology I: the conventional Portfolio development 298 (2S); L disorders 461 (3S); U Individualized educational planning 300 (1S); U Abnormal psychology II: the psychopathological Capstone experience 495 (2-3S); U disorders 462 (3S); U Library Science Behavioral therapies 463 (3S); U Information resources and services 303 (3S); U Chronic conditions 490 (3S); U Collection development 307 (3S); U History and systems of psychology 494 (3S); U Organizing library/media materials 308 (3S); U Behavior management techniques 495 (3S); U Young adult literature 310 (3S); U Social Work Administration of library media programs 325 Introduction to social work 121 (3S); L (3S); U Human behavior in the social environment 344 Mathematics (3S); U Intermediate algebra 101 (2S); L Teacher Education Intermediate algebra 102 (2S); L Introduction to education 200 (2S); L Intermediate algebra 104 (4S); L Psychological principles in elementary education Introduction to contemporary mathematics 112 251 (2S); L (3S); L Child growth and development 252 (2S); L Foundations of mathematics I 230 (3S); L Basic teaching skills for elementary education Foundations of mathematics II 231 (3S); L 260 (2S); L Music Reading and language develoment 275 (3S); L Music appreciation 160 (3S); L Children's literature 306 (2S); U Philosophy Teaching elementary language arts 311 (3S); U Introduction to philosophy 151 (3S); L Laboratory experience in language arts 312 Contemporary moral problems 211 (3S); L (.5S); U Women and philosophy 230 (3S); L Teaching elementary reading 314 (3S); U Physics Laboratory experience in elementary reading General physics 107 (4S); L 315 (.5S); U General physics 108 (4S); L Teaching elementary science 321 (3S); U

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Teacher Education (continued) graduate courses for credit. Overseas enrollment Laboratory experience in elementary science accepted. Military personnel may enroll through the 322 (.5S); U DANTES program. Minimum period for course Teaching elementary mathematics 323 (3S); U completion is six weeks; maximum period for course Laboratory experience in elementary completion is nine months. The average cost per mathematics 324 (.5S); U college credit is $81; the average cost per high school Teaching elementary social studies 331 (3S); U credit is $50. Mandatory fees: $15 per course registra- Laboratory experience in elementary social tion fee, some courses have A/V fees. studies 332 (.5S); U Teaching early adolescents 408 (3S); U High School Courses Foundations of middle level education 409 Accounting (3S); U Bookkeeping I semester 1 Al (HF) Developing literacy K-3 463 (3S); U Bookkeeping I semester 2 A2 (HF) Developing literacy 4-12 464 (3S); U Art Teaching reading in the content areas 465 Introduction to art Al (HF) (2S); U Business Multicultural education 470 (3S); U Business law Cl (HF) Introduction to learning disabilities 492 (3S); U English Principles and practices of mainstreaming 494 Grammar Al (HF) (2S); U American literature B1 (HF) Directed studies in teacher education 499 English literature Cl (HF) (2-4S); U Composition D1 (HF) Women's Studies Home Economics Introduction to gender studies 150 (3S); L Interpersonal relationships Al (HF) Women and philosophy 230 (3S); L Food for everyday life B1 (HF) Psychology of women 358 (3S); U Consumer living Cl (HF) Human sexuality 367 (3S); U Mathematics Women in American thought 375 (3S); U General mathematics Al (HF) Problems in nonverbal communication 410 Algebra I semester 1 Cl (HF) (3S); U Algebra I semester 2 C2 (HF) Intercultural communication 467 (3S); U Science Biology Al (HF) Contact An introduction to forestry B1 (HF) Barbara Doherty Social Studies Assistant Director World history D1 (HF) Extended Degree Program History of the United States semester 1 El (HF) 1800 Grand Avenue History of the United States semester 2 E2 (HF) Superior, WI 54880 United States government G1 (HF) Phone: 715-394-8494 Social problems Jl (HF) Fax: 715-394-8139 Introduction to psychology Kl (HF) E-mail: bdoherty @staff.uwsuper.edu Spanish World Wide Web: http://www.uwsuper.edu First-year Spanish semester 1 Al (HF, AC) First-year Spanish semester 2 A2 (HF, AC)

College Courses Accounting UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING Principles of accounting I 2010 (3S); L Principles of accounting II 2020 (3S); L Enrollment on a noncredit basis accepted in credit Agricultural Economics courses. High school students may enroll in under- Agriculture economics I 1010 (3S); L

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Algebra History of North American Indians 2290 (3S, College algebra 1400 (3S); L AC); L Animal Sciences History of Mexico 4800 (3S); U Animal nutrition 3100 (5S); U Social history of American women 4840 (3S); U Anthropology Home Economics Introduction to physical anthropology 1100 (3S, Nutrition 1140 (2S); L VI); L Personal finance 3110 (3S); U Introduction to cultural anthropology 1200 Library Science (3S); L Literature for children 2280 (3S); L Art History Library/media materials for the teenager 4120 Art: history and criticism 1010 (3S); L (3S); U Business Selection of instructional materials 4320 (3S); U Administration of the school library/media Introduction to business 1000 (3S); L center 4340 (3S); U Communication and Mass Media Mathematics Introduction to mass media 1000 (3S, VI); L Problem solving 1000 (3S); L Introduction to human communication 1040 College trigonometry 1405 (3S); L (3S, VI); L Algebra and trigonometry 1450 (5S); L Computer Science Calculus I 2200 (4S); L Computer information systems 1200 (3S, LK); L Calculus II 2205 (4S); L Curriculum and Instruction Calculus III 2210 (4S); L Teaching reading/study strategies in content Elementary linear algebra 2250 (3S); L areas 3540 (2S); U Differential equations I 2310 (3S); L Economics Business calculus I 2350 (4S, VI); L Principles of macroeconomics 1010 (3S); L Molecular Biology Principles of microeconomics 1020 (3S); L Introductory comparative biochemistry 2300 Intermediate microeconomics 4020 (3S, VI); U (4S); L English Music English composition I 1010 (3S); L Introduction to music 1000 (3S, AC); L American literature II 2320 (3S, AC, VI); L Nursing Scientific and technical writing 4010 (3S); U Medical terminology 2240 (1S, AC); L Regional U.S. literature: the west 4480 (3S); U Developmental influences on health 2340 French (3S); L First-year French I 1010 (4S, AC); L The family as client 3020 (2S, VI); U First year French II 1020 (4S, AC); L Physical Education Geography and Recreation Foundations of coaching 4090 (3S); U Conservation of natural resources 4040 (3S); U Psychology Geology General psychology 1000 (4S, AC); L Introduction to geology 1000 (2S, LK); L Child psychology 2300 (3S, AC); L Health and Safety Cognitive psychology 4120 (3S, AC); U Standard first aid and personal safety 1221 (2S, Range Management VI); L Principles of range management 2000 (3S, Health Education VI); L Personal and community health 1006 (3S); L Sociology History Social problems and issues 1100 (3S); L Western civilization I 1110 (3S, VI); L Spanish Western civilization II 1120 (3S); L First-year Spanish I 1010 (4S, AC); L United States history I 1210 (3S); L First-year Spanish II 1020 (4S, AC); L United States history II 1220 (3S); L Statistics History of Wyoming 1250 (3S); L Fundamentals of statistics 2050 (3S, VI); L

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Theater Arts Agriculture and Applied Economics Introduction to theater 1000 (3S); L Introduction to agribusiness management 3980 (3S); U Noncredit Courses Anthropology Education Introduction to anthropology 1102 (3S); L The school board 10 (NC) Art General Knowledge Art appreciation 2000 (3S, VI); U Handwriting analysis 10 (NC) Biology Ecology 3500 (3S); U Contact Environmental conservation 4740U (3S); U Susan Benson Business Education Coordinator Office management 5070 (3S); U School of Extended Studies Off-Campus Credit Child and Family Studies Courses Development within the family 2100 (3S, VI); L PO Box 3294 Introduction to child development 2950 (3S); U Laramie, WY 82071 Interpersonal relations and marriage 3930 (3S, Phone: 307-766-5631; 800-448-7801, Ext. 4 CI); U Fax: 307-766-3445 The family 4610 (3S); U E-mail: [email protected] Classical Culture World Wide Web: http://scs.uwyo.edu/ Greek culture 1000 (3S); L Roman culture 1010 (3S); L Classical mythology 1020 (3S); L Classics Medical technology 1030 (3S); L Consumer Economics Intermediate family financial management 3200 UNIVERSITY SYSTEM OF GEORGIA (3S); U Crop and Soil Sciences Enrollment on a noncredit basis accepted in credit Selected topics in turfgrass management 2830 courses. High school students may enroll in under- (1S); L graduate courses for credit. Overseas enrollment Turf grass management 3500-350 (3S, LK, accepted. Minimum period for course completion is VI); U eight weeks; maximum period for course completion Economics is one year (fifteen months with paid extension). Principles of macroeconomics 2105 (3S); L University System of Georgia Independent Study Principles of microeconomics 2106 (3S); L (USGIS) courses are offered by universities within the Economic development of the U.S. 2200 (3S); L University System of Georgia. Faculty prepare the Labor economics 4000 (4S); U courses and grade lessons and examinations. Aca- Education demic credits earned are recorded on the student's Foundations of education 2030 (3S); L permanent record in the University of Georgia Regis- English trar's Office and may be used to satisfy degree require- English composition I 1101 (3S); L ments according to the regulations of the institution English composition II 1102 (3S); L from which the student plans to graduate. The aver- World literature I: the ancient world 2101U age cost per college credit is $99. (3S); L World literature II: the age of discovery 2103U College Courses (3S); L Accounting English literature from the beginnings to 1700 Principles of accounting I 2101 (3S); L 2310 (3S); L Principles of accounting II 2102 (3S); L English literature from 1700 to the present 2320 Tax I 5400 (3S); U (3S, CI); L

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Writing for business 3002U (3S, CI); U Human Development Survey of American literature 3070U (3S); U Career and life planning 3050 (2S, CI); U Studies in prose: the modern novel 4009U Journalism (3S); U News writing and reporting 3410 (4S); U Special topics: modern southern literature Journalism in secondary school 5660 (3S); U 4200U (3S); U Latin Medieval literature 4230 (3S); U Elementary Latin I 1001 (4S, AC, CI); L Children's literature 4400U (3S, CI); U Elementary Latin II 1002 (4S, AC, CI); L People of paradox: American colonial voices Golden age of Latin literature 2002 (3S); L 4700 (3S, CI); U Virgil's Aeneid 3040 (3S); U Studies in African American literature 5410U Ovid 4220 (3S, CI); U (3S); U Management Food and Nutrition Human nutrition and food 2100 (3S, VI); L Management of organizations and individuals Forest Resources 3000 (3S); U Outdoor recreation and environmental Integrated resource management 4000 (3S, awareness 3310 (3S, CI); U VI); U French Human resource management 5820 (3S); U Elementary French 1001 (4S, AC); L Marketing Elementary French 1002 (4S, AC); L Principles of marketing 3000 (3S, CI); U Intermediate French 2001 (3S, AC); L Principles of advertising 3032U (3S); U Geography Retail store management 4032 (3S); U Introduction to human geography 1101-110 Mathematics (3S); L Mathematical modeling 1101U (3S); U Introduction to physical geography 1111-111 College algebra 1111U (3S); L (4S, LK); L Trigonometry 1112U (3S); L Introduction to economic geography 3620 Precalculus 1113 (3S, CI); L (3S); U Survey of calculus 1232U (3S); L Meteorology 3920U (3S); U Calculus I 1441U (4S); L Geology Elementary statistics 2400U (3S); L Earth processes and environments 1121-112 (4S, Philosophy LK); L Introduction to philosophy 1000 (3S); L Physical geology 151-151L (4S, LK); L Logic and critical thinking 1500 (3S); L Historical geology 152-152L (4S, LK); L Introduction to ethics 2200 (3S); U Earth science 555U (3S); U Symbolic logic 2500 (3S); L German Political Science Elementary German I 1001U (4S, AC); L American government 1101 (3S); L Elementary German II 1002U (4S, AC); L: Comparative politics and administration 2301U Elementary German III 2001U (3S, AC); L (3S); U Intermediate German 2002U (3S); L International politics and issues 2401U (3S); L Commercial German 3007U (3S); U Political parties and elections 3235U (3S); U Health Education Principles of public administration 3338 (3U, Effects of drug use and abuse 5210 (3S); U CI); L History State and local government 350U (3S); U American history to 1865 2111 (3S); L Congress 354U (3S); U American history since 1865 2112 (3S, CI, VI); L Criminal justice administration 3600 (3S); L History of western society to 1500 2301 (3S); L The presidency 4221U (3S); U History of Georgia 4209U (3S, CI); U Politics of the environment 4415U (3S); U Horticulture Politics of the middle east 4531U (3S); U Horticultural science 2000 (3S); L Politics of modern Africa 4541U (3S); U

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Political Science (continued) Women's Studies Contemporary American foreign policy 4650U Introduction to women's studies 2010 (3S); L (3S); U Russian politics and foreign policy 485U (3S); U Contact Psychology Carmen Shuler Elementary psychology 1101 (3S); L Coordinator for Program Development Psychology of adjustment 2101 (3S, CI); L Independent Study Psychology in the workplace 2700U (3S); L University of Georgia Center for Continuing Introduction to child development 2950 (3S); U Education Abnormal psychology 3230 (3S); U Athens, GA 30602-3603 Psychology of sex and sexual deviations 3260 Phone: 706-542-3243; 800-877-3243 (3S); U Fax: 706-542-6635 Social and personality development 3300 (3S, E-mail: [email protected] CI); L World Wide Web: http://www.gactr.uga.edu/usgis/ Theories of personality 3510 (3S, CI); U Recreation and Leisure Studies Outdoor recreation and environmental awareness 3310 (3S, CI); U Religion UPPER IOWA UNIVERSITY Introduction to Judaism, Christianity and Islam 1001 (3S, CI); L Overseas enrollment accepted. Military personnel may Introduction to the religions of India, China enroll through the DANTES program. Maximum and Japan 1002 (3S); L period for course completion is six months. The Introduction to western religious thought 1110U average cost per college credit is $145. Mandatory (3S); L fees: $35 evaluation fee for degree-seeking students Comparative religion 405U (3S); U only (does not apply to transient students). Sociology Introductory sociology 1101 (3S); L External Degree Program Social problems 1600 (3S); L Associate degree is offered in liberal arts and business Juvenile delinquency 3070 (3S); U (60 credit hours required). Bachelor's degree is Personality and social structure 3270 (3S); U offered in marketing, management, accounting, busi- Sociology of occupations 3850 (3S); U ness, public administration, human resources manage- The family 4610 (3S); U ment, human services, and social science (120 credit Spanish hours required). Credit for prior nonacademic learn- Elementary Spanish 1001 (4S, CI, VI); L ing is granted. The external degree program was Elementary Spanish I 1001U (4S, AC); L established in 1973. Elementary Spanish 1002 (4S, CI, VI); L Elementary Spanish II 1002U (4S, AC); L College Courses Accelerated elementary Spanish 1110 (3S); L Art Intermediate Spanish 2001 (3S, CI); L Introduction to art 100 (3S); L Elementary Spanish III 2001U (3S, AC); L Biology Intermediate Spanish 2002 (3S, CI); L Environmental biology 203 (3S, VI); L Intermediate Spanish 2002U (3S, AC); L Business Administration Speech Communication Accounting principles I 201 (3S); L Oral decision making 2400 (3S); L Accounting principles II 202 (3S); L Communication strategies in social movements Marketing principles 208 (3S); L 4360 (3S); U Management principles 210 (3S); L Persuasion 4540 (3S); U Macroeconomic principles 211 (3S); L Veterinary Sciences Microeconomics principles 212 (3S, VI); L Clinical medicine 5610 (VC); U Management information systems 222 (3S); L AC=audiocassette, Cl=computer-aided instruction, LK=lab kits, SL= slides, VI=videocassette

258 66 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG US Department of Agriculture Graduate SchoolCorrespondence School

Business ethics 225 (3S); L Elementary statistics 220 (3S); L Business law I 302 (3S); U Physical Sciences Business law II 303 (3S); U General physical science 100 (3S, VI); L Sales management 315 (3S); U Political Science Intermediate accounting I 321 (3S); U United States government 100 (3S, VI); L Intermediate accounting II 322 (3S); U State and local government 230 (3S); U Federal taxation 323 (3S); U Legislative process 362 (3S); L Federal taxation II 324 (3S); U American constitutional law I 411 (3S); U Corporate financial management 341 (3S); U American constitutional law II 412 (3S); U Consumer behavior 358 (3S); U Psychology Human resources management 361 (3S); U General psychology 190 (3S, VI); L Supervision 362 (3S); U Introduction to human services 221 (3S); L Advertising 363 (3S); U Substance abuse 302 (3S); U Entrepreneurship and small business Abnormal psychology 360 (3S); U management 370 (3S); U Research methods 373 (3S); U Training and development 371 (3S); U Social welfare programs and policies 384 (3S); U Business communication 374 (3S); U Industrial psychology 440 (3S); U Marketing management 380 (3S); U Issues and ethics in helping people 454 (3S); U Compensation and benefits management 383 Special project 499 (3S); U (3S); U Public Administration Complex organizations 390 (3S); U Principles of public administration 364 (3S); U Personnel selection and evaluation 393 (3S); U Cases in public administration 430 (3S); U Labor relations 411 (3S); U Public budgeting process 440 (3S); U Cost accounting 421 (3S); U Administrative law 445 (3S); U International marketing 424 (3S); U Sociology Auditing 425 (3S); U Social problems 220 (3S); L Operations management 426 (3S); U Cultural and racial minorities 240 (3S); L Advanced accounting 431 (3S); U Spanish Accounting for not-for-profit 432 (3S); U Advanced beginning Spanish 198 (3S, VI); L Contemporary topics in management 445 (3S); U Contact Marketing research 451 (3S); U Kersten Shepard Strategic management 458 (3S); U Director Economics of international business 488 (3S); U External Degree Program Office Communications PO Box 1861 Interpersonal communications 100 (3S); L Fayette, IA 52142 English Phone: 319-425-5283; 888-877-3742 Basic English composition 101 (3S); L Fax: 319-425-5353 English composition II 102 (3S); L E-mail: [email protected] Introduction to literature 125 (3S); L World Wide Web: http://www.uiu.edu History American civilization I 110 (3S); L American civilization II 111 (3S); L Recent American history 374 (3S); U American economic history 381 (3S); U US DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Management Information Systems GRADUATE SCHOOL-CORRESPONDENCE Intro. to computer applications 101 (3S); L SCHOOL Math College algebra 106 (3S); L Enrollment on a noncredit basis accepted in credit Quantitative methods 109 (3S); L courses. High school students may enroll in under- 1U=one unit, HF=half unit, NC=noncredit, QT=quarter unit, VC=variable credit

THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 267 259 US Department of Agriculture Graduate SchoolCorrespondence School graduate courses for credit. Overseas enrollment Basic indexing 360 (3S); L accepted. Maximum period for course completion is Applied indexing 361 (3S); U one year. The average cost per college credit is $80. Publishing management 375 (3S); U Computer Science Certificate Program Introduction to information systems technology Program offers courses in editing, elder law, parale- 110 (2S, CI); L gal, library techniques, accounting, engineering tech- Introduction to computer programming 111 nology, and meteorology. Courses are offered for (3S); L credit or noncredit. Credit can be applied toward an Electronics Technology associate degree, a bachelor's degree, a professional Basic electronics 201 (3S); L program, or certification or licensure. Engineering Technology Basic electricity 101 (3S); L High School Courses Solid state fundamentals 102 (2S); L Computer Electric transmission and distribution 202 Microsoft Windows 104 (3S, CI) (2S); L Windows 95 105 (3S, CI) Electrical wiring 203 (3S); L Adobe photoshop 206 (3S, CI) Hydraulics I: hydrostatic 204 (2S); L English Strength of materials 206 (3S); L Better letters 101 (1S) Fiber optics 207 (2S); L Writing for government and business 102 (1S) Engineering mechanics I (statics) 208 (2S); L Engineering mechanics II (dynamics) 209 College Courses (2S); L Accounting English Principles of accounting I 101 (2S); L Introduction to speech writing 103 (2S); L Principles of accounting II 102 (2S); L Report writing 201 (1S); L Principles of accounting III 103 (2S); L Effective writing for professionals 401 (1S); U Intermediate accounting I 201 (3S); L Library Sciences Intermediate accounting II 202 (3S); L Introduction to library techniques 110 (2S); L REA accountingelectric 211 (1S); U Descriptive cataloging 120 (3S); L REA accountingtelecommunications 212 Library media services 210 (2S); L (1S); U Subject cataloging and classification 220 (2S); L Cost accounting I 250 (1S); U Basic reference services and tools 245 (1S); L Cost accounting II 251 (1S); U Introduction to bibliographies 325 (2S); U Cost accounting III 252 (1S); U Management Federal government accounting I 260 (2S); U Time management 101 (2S, CI); L Federal government accounting II 261 (2S); U Federal personnel procedures 130 (2S); L Internal auditing I 301 (3S); U Modern supervisory practice 201 (2S); L Internal auditing II 302 (3S); U Information and records management 201 Civil Engineering (2S); L Hydrology I 501 (3S); U Success-oriented supervision 202 (2S); L Hydrology II 502 (3S); U Modern program manager 203 (IS); L Communications Management controls in government 204 Data communications technology 125 (3S); L (3S); L Internet made simple 140 (3S, CI); L Storm water management 410 (3S); U Introduction to the editing process 140 (3S); L Mathematics Proofreading 160 (3S); L Basic mathematics 101 (2S); L Intermediate editing 230 (3S); L Trigonometry 103 (2S); L Printing, layout, and design 270 (3S); L Analytic geometry 105 (2S); L Advanced practice in editing 310 (3S); U Calculus I (differential) 210 (2S); L Technical editing 350 (3S); U Calculus II (integral) 211 (3S); L

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260 26S THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG US Department of Agriculture Graduate SchoolNational Independent Study Center

College algebra 250 (3S); L Noncredit Courses Meteorology Communications Introduction to meteorology 160 (3S); L Introduction to on-line communication 115 Physical meteorology 260 (3S); L (NC, CI) Dynamic meteorology I 361 (3S); U English Dynamic meteorology II 362 (3S); U Clarifying words that confuse 034 (NC) Synoptic meteorology I 461 (3S); U Idioms in everyday use 035 (NC) Synoptic meteorology II 462 (3S); U Expansion of vocabulary 036 (NC) Paralegal Studies Gaining knowledge in English grammar 038 Introduction to law for paralegals 110 (3S); L (NC) Introduction to elder law 115 (3S); L Writing sentences/paragraphs 040 (NC) Legal ethics/law office management 116 (3S); L Business law I 120 (3S); L Contact Business law II 121 (2S); L Norma L. Harwood Criminal law 135 (2S); L Director Family law 150 (3S); L Correspondence School Legal literature 210 (2S); L STOP 9911, Room 1112 Legal literature in elder law 210 (3S); L 1400 Independence Avenue, SW Legal research 215 (3S); L Washington, DC 20250-9911 Legal research in elder law 215 (3S); L Phone: 202-720-7123 Legal writing 220 (3S); L Fax: 202-690-1516 Nursing home law 225 (3S); L E-mail: correspond ©grad.usda.gov Consumer law 235 (3S); L World Wide Web: http://grad.usda.gov/corres/ Torts 240 (3S); L corpro.html Constitutional law 251 (3S); L Wills, trusts, estate administration 275 (3S); L Social security and supplemental security income 300 (3S); L Administrative law and procedure 310 (2S); L US DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Protective services law 315 (2S); L GRADUATE SCHOOL-NATIONAL Medicare/Medigap insurance 320 (2S); L INDEPENDENT STUDY CENTER Financing long-term health care 325 (2S); L The Freedom of Information Act and the Overseas enrollment not accepted. Minimum period Privacy Act 335 (2S); L for course completion is six months; maximum period Litigation 345 (2S); L for course completion is eight months. The average Real estate transactions 350 (3S); L cost per college credit is $50. Public benefits 355 (3S); L Certificate course 599 (2S); L Noncredit Courses Physics Accounting General physics I 201 (3S); U Introduction to federal accounting P1EH (NC) General physics II 202 (3S); U Business Communications Statistics How to write effective letters and memos P1JL Elements of statistics 350 (3S); U (NC) Advanced agricultural statistics 401 (3S); U English Reading comprehension P1AA (NC) Graduate Courses Vocabulary P1AB (NC) Library Sciences Medical vocabulary P1AC (NC) Use of archives and manuscripts 511 (3S) Spelling PlAD (NC) Statistics Grammar and punctuation P1AE (NC) Sample survey methods 501 (4S) English grammar and usage P1JC (NC)

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English (continued) Assertive supervision P1BX (NC) Put it in writing P1JD (NC) Speed reading PUG (NC) Writing short informational reports P1JH (NC) How to run a small project PUT (NC) Writing analytical reports P1JJ (NC) Mathematical Statistics Proofreading P1JK (NC) Practical statistics P1EB (NC) Programmed punctuation PUP (NC) Mathematics Financial Planning Math P1AF (NC) Controlling a unit budget P1EZ (NC) Metrics P1AG (NC) Developing a budget for a unit P1JU (NC) Math refresher P1EC (NC) General Office Time management P1BD (NC) Contact PC literacy P1GQ (NC) Michael T. Allen Dealing with the public PUB (NC) Director Human Resources Management National Independent Study Center Solving performance and conduct problems PO Box 25167-0167 PICA (NC) Denver, CO 80225 Position classification: an introduction P1CB Phone: 303-969-5800 (NC) Fax: 303-969-6439 Personnel management for supervisors: E-mail: [email protected] classification P1CB (NC) World Wide Web: http://grad.usda.gov Preparation for retirement P1CD (NC) Using pay flexibilities P10E (NC) Personnel management for supervisors: planning and describing positions P1CF (NC) EEO-its place in the federal government P1CG UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY (NC) Personnel procedures for clerks and assistants Overseas enrollment accepted. Military personnel may P1CH (NC) enroll through the DANTES program. Institution Personnel management for supervisors: offers special arrangements to take courses not listed managing attendance and leave P1CL (NC) in this catalog. Basic processing personnel actions P1CP (NC) Advanced processing personnel actions P1CQ College Courses (NC) Accounting Calculating service calculation dates PICT (NC) Introduction to financial accounting 201 Pay setting for FWS positions P1DJ-1 (NC) (4Q); L Pay setting for GS positions P1DJ-2 (NC) Introduction to managerial accounting 203 Qualification standards for GS positions P1DL (4Q); L (NC) Cost accounting I 331 (4Q); U EEO counseling P1GP (NC) Cost accounting II 332 (4Q); U Working for the U.S. government: starting off Agricultural Education right P1JW (NC) Foundations of adult education 630 (3Q); U Career coach P1KC (NC) Animal Sciences Labor/Personnel Relations and Studies Horse production practice 219 (3Q); L Basic labor relations P1KB (NC) Animal feeds and feeding 245 (3Q); L Management Anthropology Introduction to supervision P1BC (NC) Introduction to anthropology 101 (5Q); L Effective work delegation P1BG (NC) Peoples and cultures 150 (5Q); L Improving employee performance P1BH (NC) Art Program planning and analysis P1BW (NC) Exploring art 101 (3Q, VI); L AC=audiocassette, Cl=computer-aided instruction, LK=lab kits, SL=slides, M.:videocassette

262 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG L 270 Utah State University

Biology Intermediate French 202 (3Q AC); L Principles of biology 100 (4Q); L Intermediate French 203 (3Q AC); L Elementary microbiology 111 (4Q AC); L Geography Personal health 115 (2Q); L World regional geography 103 (5Q); L Human physiology 130 (5Q AC, LK); L Physical geography 113 (5Q); L Communicable disease control 512 (3Q); U Geography of Anglo-America 520A (3Q); U Fundamentals of epidemiology 530 (3Q); U Geography of Europe 520B (3Q); U Business Administration Geology Introduction to business 135 (3Q); L Introductory geology 101 (5Q LK); L Small business management 235 (3Q); L Historical geology 200 (4Q LK); L Operations research 308 (4Q); U Health, Physical Education, and Recreation Corporate finance 340 (4Q); U Dynamic fitness 300 (3Q); U Fundamentals of marketing 350 (4Q); U School health program 304 (3Q); U Product management 370 (4Q); U History Entrepreneur/new venture management 435 Comparative civilizations: ancient and medieval (4Q); U 101 (3Q); L Consumer behavior 451 (4Q); U Comparative civilizations: early modern 102 Retailing management 454 (4Q); U (3Q); L Business Education Comparative civilizations: modern 103 (3Q); L Managing personal finances 314 (3Qj; U American civilization 170 (5Q); L Office systems management 541 (3Q); U Civil War and Reconstruction 438 (3Q); U Chemistry Recent America: 1945present 446 (3Q); U Introduction to chemistry 101 (5Q); L Human Development Child and Family Studies Human development 110 (VC); L Guidance of children 260 (3Q); L Human growth and development 150 (5Q); L Child Psychology Industrial Education Child abuse and neglect 300 (3Q VI); U Introduction to occupational safety and health Communications 349 (3Q); U Introduction to mass communications 121 Occupational safety and health management (4Q); L 458 (2Q); U Economics Landscape Architecture and Environmental Planning Introductory macroeconomics 200 (5Q CI); L Introduction to landscape architecture 103 (3Q Introductory microeconomics 201 (3Q CI); L AC, SL); L Business fluctuations and forecasting 400 Marriage and Family (3Q); U Marriage and the American family 120 (3Q); L Macroeconomics 500 (4Q); U Mathematics Intermediate microeconomics 501 (4Q); U College algebra 105 (5Q); L Elementary Education Plane trigonometry 106 (3Q); L Teaching reading 310 (3Q AC); U Music English Enjoying music 101 (3Q AC); L Elements of grammar 109 (3Q); L Music fundamentals 102 (3Q AC); L Children's literature 416 (3Qj; U Nutrition and Food Science Fisheries and Wildlife Nutrition for people 122 (3Q); L Oceanography 260 (4Q); L Human nutrition 540 (3Q); U General fishery biology 350 (5Q); U Philosophy French Deductive logic 210 (5Q); L Elementary French 101 (5Q AC); L Plant Science Elementary French 102 (5Q AC); L Introduction to plant science .100 (4Q); L Elementary French 103 (5Q,, AC); L Landscape management in interior west 340 Intermediate French 201 (4Q AC); L (3Q); U

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Plant Science (continued) tution offers special arrangements to take courses not Fruit production 450 (4Q); U listed in this catalog. The average cost per college Psychology credit is $55. Mandatory fees: for activity, health, etc.. General psychology 101 (5Q); L Career exploration 122 (3Q); L Certificate Program Abnormal psychology 221 (3Q); U Program offers courses in business, auto trades, and Social Work electrical. Courses are offered for credit, noncredit, Introduction to social welfare 105 (3Q); L or preparation for certifying exam. Credit canbe Child welfare 335 (3Q); U applied toward an associate degree. Sociology Introductory sociology 101 (5Q); L College Courses Population and society 320 (3Q); U Business Juvenile delinquency 341 (3Q); U Business English BCOT120 (3S); L Criminology 342 (3Q); U Written business communication BCOT220 (3S); L Soil Science Soils, water and environment 200 (3Q); L Job application and advancement skills General soils 358 (4Q); U BCOT225 (1S); L Fundamentals of marketing BMGT160 (3S); L Spanish Elementary Spanish 101 (5Q AC); L Management information systems BMGT305 Elementary Spanish 102 (5Q AC); L (3S); U Elementary Spanish 103 (5Q AC); L Computer Information Systems Intermediate Spanish 201 (5Q AC); L Using internet CSIS222 (18); L Intermediate Spanish 202 (5Q, AC); L Life Sciences Advanced grammar 304 (3Q); U General biology BIOL101 (3S); L Advanced grammar 305 (3Q); U Technology Building codes BIT101 (3S); L Statistics Introduction to statistics 201 (4Q); L Business statistics 230 (5Q); L Contact L. Roger Porter Contact Director, Continuing Education/Concurrent Kristen Whicker Enrollment Staff Assistant II Continuing Education Independent Study Division 800 West 1200 South, Mail Stop 147 1511-Independent Study Orem, UT 84058 5000 University Boulevard Phone: 801-222-8004 Logan, UT 84322-5000 Fax: 801-222-8968 Phone: 435-797-2137; 800-233-2137 E-mail: [email protected] World Wide Web: http://www.uvsc.edu/ Fax: 435-797-0861 World Wide Web: http://www.de.usu.edu/

UTAH VALLEY STATE COLLEGE VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE Credit by examination is available. Enrollment on a AND STATE UNIVERSITY noncredit basis accepted in credit courses. High school students may enroll in undergraduate courses for Overseas enrollment not accepted. The Engineer-in- credit. Overseas enrollment accepted. Military person- Training Review Course is offered for correspon- nel may enroll through the DANTES program. Insti- dence students. Average cost: $215 per course.

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264 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Washington State University

Certificate Program Taxation of corporations and shareholders 605 Program offers courses in engineering. Coursesare (2.66S, VI) offered for noncredit. Compensation, benefits and retirement planning 606 (3.46S, VI) Contact Estate taxes, gift taxes, trust taxation andestate Ted J. Settle planning 607 (2.66S, VI) Director Taxation of tax exempt organizations 608 (.8S, Division of Continuing Education VI) 820 University City Boulevard Federal tax practice and procedure 611 (3.46S, Blacksburg, VA 24061 VI) Phone: 540-231-9982 Tax planning strategies 619 (3.73S, VI) E-mail: [email protected] Foreign taxation and asset protection 709 World Wide Web: http://www.conted.vt.edu (1.06S, VI) Sales, exchanges and real estate taxation 710 (2.4S, VI) Tax court litigation 716 (1.6S, VI) District court and tax refund cases 717 (1.06S, VI) WASHINGTON INSTITUTE FOR Bankruptcy tax planning 718 (1.33S, VI) GRADUATE STUDIES Contact Enrollment on a noncredit basis accepted in credit Gary James Joslin courses. Overseas enrollment accepted. Institution Dean offers special arrangements to takecourses not listed 2268 East Newcastle Drive in this catalog. The Ph.D. program requires licensure Sandy, UT 84093 as a lawyer, C.P.A. or E.A.O., and master's degree in Phone: 801-943-2440 taxation with five years' tax experience. Theaverage Fax: 801-944-8586 cost per college credit is $167. Mandatory fees: $200 video shipping fee ($500 for international students). External Degree Program Master's degree is offered in taxation (24 credit hours WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY required). Doctorate or other terminal degree is offered in taxation. Program enrollsa total of 800 Enrollment on a noncredit basis accepted in credit students; 100 degrees awarded overall in 1996-97 courses. High school students may enroll in under- academic year. The external degreeprogram was graduate courses for credit. Overseas enrollment established in 1986. accepted. Military personnel may enroll through the DANTES program. Minimum period forcourse Certificate Program completion is fifteen weeks; maximum period for Program offers courses in taxation. Coursesare offered course completion is one year. Average cost: $90 per for noncredit. flexible enrollment course, $163 per semester-based course for state residents, $245 per semester-based Graduate Courses course for nonresidents. School of Law Taxation of individuals 601 (2.4S, VI) External Degree Program Business expenses, deductions and credit 602 Bachelor's degree is offered in social sciences (120 (2.66S, VI) credit hours required). Program enrollsa total of 868 Tax accounting 603 (1.06S, VI) students; 72 degrees awarded overall in 1996-97aca- Taxation of partnerships and limited liability demic year. The external degreeprogram was estab- companies 604 (2.66S, VI) lished in 1992.

1 U=one unit, HF=half unit, NC=noncredit, QT=quarterunit, VC=variable credit L' THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 1 0 265 Washington State University

College Courses Finance Finance 325X (3S); U Accounting Introduction to financial accounting 230X Investments and security analysis 427X (3S); U (3S); L Fine Arts Principles of accounting II 231X (3S); L Introduction to art 101X (3S); L Intermediate accounting I 330X (3S); U Food Science and Human Nutrition Nutrition for living 130X (3S); L American Studies Main currents in American culture 216X (3S); L Human nutrition 233X (3S); L Anthropology French Gender and culture 316 (3S, VI); U First-semester French 101X (4S, AC, VI); L Second-semester French 102X (4S, AC, VI); L Gender and culture 316X (3S); U Speech, thought, and culture 350 (3S, VI); U Third-semester French 203X (4S, AC, VI); U Fourth-semester French (intermediate) 304X Architecture The built environment 202X (3S); L (4S, AC, VI); U French for reading proficiency 306 (2S, CI); U Asia Philosophies and religions of China and Japan Business French 310X (3S); U 315X (3S); U General Education World civilizations I 110X (3S, CI, VI); L Biology Direction in biological sciences 101 (3S, VI); L World civilizations II 111X (3S, CI, VI); L Biological science laboratory 105 (1S, LK, VI); L Advanced writing tutorial 302X (1-3S); U Business Law General Studies General studies portfolio 400 (1S, VI); U Law of real estate 414X (3S); U Communications Geology Mass communications and society 101X (3S); L Introduction to geology 101X (4S, LK, VI); L Geology of national parks 201X (2S); L Criminal Justice Evolution and earth 210X (3S); L Introduction to the administration of criminal History justice 101X (3S); L Modern Europe 102X (3S); L Criminal law 320 (3S, VI); U American history to 1877 110X (3S, AC); L Strategies of crime control 330 (3S, VI); .0 American history since 1877 111X (3S, AC); L Comparative criminal justice systems 405 (3S, Main currents in American culture 216X (3S); L VI); U History of women in American society 298X Economics (3S); L Fundamentals of microeconomics 101X (3S); L Cultural history in Latin America 331 (3S, Fundamentals of macroeconomics 102X (3S); L VI); U English Rome: republic and empire 341 (3S, VI); U Writing and research 201X (3S); L History of women in the American west 398X Main currents in American culture 216X (3S); L (3S); U Writing and rhetorical conventions 301 (3S); U Civil War and reconstruction 416 (3S, VI); U Shakespeare 305X (3S); U United States, 1914-1941 418X (3S, VI); U Shakespeare 306X (3S); U United States, 1941-present 419X (3S, VI); U Women writers 309X (3S); U History of the Pacific Northwest 422 (3S, VI);U The American novel to 1900 368X (3S); U History of the Pacific Northwest 422X (3S); U English Romantic literature 387X (3S); U Hitler and Nazi Germany 468 (3S, VI); U Victorian literature 388X (3S); U Human Development Technical and professional writing 402 (3S, CI, Family systems: understanding family interaction VI); U 204X (3S); L Women writers in the American West 409 (3S, Families in crisis 301 (3S, VI); U VI); U Parent-child relationships 302 (3S, VI); U AC=audiocassette, Cl=computer-aided instruction, LK=lab kits,SL=slides, VI=videocassette

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Research approaches to human development The American Constitution 300X (3S); U 310 (3S, VI); U Gender and politics 305 (3S, VI); U Professional preparation 330 (2S, VI); U American public policy 316X (3S); U Learning and guidance in early childhood 341X Development of Marxist thought 333X (3S); U (3S); U Introduction to public administration 340X Application of human development theories 420 (3S); U (3S, VI); U Civil liberties 402 (3S, VI); U Administration of early childhood programs Comparative criminal justice systems 405 (3S, 464X (3S); U VI); U Insurance Psychology Risk and insurance 320X (3S); U Human sexuality 230X (3S); L Interior Design Introduction to personality 321 (3S, VI); U The built environment 202X (3S); L Introduction to personality 321X (3S); U International Business Abnormal psychology 333X (3S); U International business 380 (3S, VI); U Social psychology 350 (3S, VI); U Landscape Architecture Social psychology 350X (3S); U The built environment 202X (3S); L Principles of development 361X (3S); U Professional practice 480X (2S); U Psychological disorders of children 464 (3S, Management VI); U Principles of management and organization Motivation 470 (3S, VI); U 301X (3S); U Cognition and memory 490 (3S, VI); U Women in management 315 (3S, VI); U Real Estate Leadership skills for managers 401 (3S, VI); U Real estate 305X (VC); U Leadership skills for managers 401X (3S); U Real estate administration 406X (3S); U Personnel and human resources management Sociology 450 (3S, VI); U Introduction to sociology 101X (3S); L Marketing Rural sociology 301 (3S, VI); U Marketing 360X (3S); U Population, resources, and the future 331 (3S, Consumer behavior 467X (3S); U VI); U Promotion management 477 (3S, VI); U Social psychology 350 (3S, VI); U Mathematics Social psychology 350X (3S); U Intermediate algebra 101X (3S); L The family 351X (3S); U Calculus I 171X (4S); L Sociology of aging 356X (3S); U Introduction to mathematics 210X (3S, VI); L Criminology 361X (3S); U Introductory linear algebra 220X (2S); L Juvenile delinquency 362 (3S, VI); U Differential equations 315X (3S); U Law and society 364 (3S, VI); U Natural Resource Sciences Sociology of gender 384X (3S); U Conservation of renewable resources 303 (3S, Corrections 461X (3S); U VI); U Spanish Nursing First-semester Spanish 101X (4S, AC, VI); L Profession of nursing 200X (2S); L Second-semester Spanish 102X (4S, AC, VI); L Philosophy Hispanic American culture 316 (3S, VI); U Introduction to philosophy 101X (3S); L Women Studies Introduction to ethics 260X (3S); L Family systems: understanding family interaction Philosophies and religions of China and Japan 204X (3S); L 315X (3S); U Main currents in American culture 216X (3S); U Political Science Human sexuality 230X (3S); L American national government 101X (3S); L History of women in American society 298X International politics 103X (3S); L (3S); L State and local government 206X (3S); L Gender and politics 305 (3S, VI); U

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THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 267 Washington State University

Women Studies (continued) majors. Program enrolls a total of 118 students. The Women writers 309X (3S); U external degree program was established in 1984. Women in management 315 (3S, VI); U Gender and culture 316 (3S, VI); U Certificate Program Gender and culture 316X (3S); U Program offers courses in respiratory therapy and The family 351X (3S); U radiologic services. Courses are offered for prepara- Sociology of gender 384X (3S); U tion for certifying exam. Twentieth-century American women 397X (3S); U College Courses History of women in the American West 398X Accounting (3S); U Elementary financial accounting I 201 (3Q); L Women writers in the American West 409 (3S, Elementary financial accounting II 202 (3Q); L VI); U Managerial accounting 230 (3Q); L Anthropology Contact Introduction to anthropology 101 (5Q); L Cheri Curtis Botany Program Coordinator Past, present, and future uses of plants LS130 Extended Degree Programs (4Q); L Van Doren 204 Business Administration PO Box 645220 Introduction to business 101 (4Q); L Pullman, WA 99164-5220 Applications in business 170 (4Q); L Phone: 509-335-3557; 800-222-4978 Chemistry Fax: 509-335-4850 Introduction to chemistry PS101 (5Q); L E-mail: edpOwsu.edu Child and Family Studies World Wide Web: http://www.eus.wsu.edu/edp/ Human development SS150 (5Q); L Communications Introduction to mass communication 112 (3Q); L Mass media and society HU228 (3Q); L WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY Criminal Justice High school students may enroll in undergraduate Criminal justice SS101 (5Q); L courses for credit. Overseas enrollmentaccepted. Mili- Electronic Engineering Technology tary personnel may enroll through theDANTES pro- Introduction to digital electronics 122 (4Q); L gram. Minimum period for coursecompletion is four Digital circuits lab 122L (1Q); L weeks; maximum period for course completion is one English Developmental writing level II 096A (3Q); L year. For health administrative servicesmajors, intensives courses are required. Intensives are held once a Vocabulary building 107 (2Q); L year on the Weber State campus. Average cost:$70 per Technical writing 210 (3Q); L credit hour. Mandatory fees: $30 admission fee ($45 Fiction writing 225 (3Q); L for international students). College writing EN111 (4Q); L College writing EN112 (4Q); L External Degree Program Introduction to fiction HL232 (3Q); L Associate degree is offered in respiratory therapy (93 Finance credit hours required). Bachelor's degree is offered Personal finance PD101 (4Q); L in health administrative services, respiratory therapy, Geography radiologic services, and clinical laboratory science Physical geography PS101 (5Q); L (183 credit hours required). Credit for prior nonaca- Introduction to meteorology PS113 (4Q); L demic learning is granted. Campus residency required Health for intensive courses for health administrative services Human sexuality 350 (3Q); U AC=audiocassette, Cl=computeraided instruction, LK=lab kits, SL=slides,VI=videocassette

268 u 276 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Weber State University

Health Sciences Psychology Medical terminology 101 (3Q AC); L Psychology of adjustment 154 (3Q); L Pathology for paramedics 115 (5Q); L Interpersonal relations and communications 200 Pathophysiology 230 (4Q); L (3Q); L Biomedical health science core NS111 (5Q); L Theories of personality 343 (3Q); U Biomedical health science core NS112 (5Q); L Abnormal psychology 345 (5Q); U Biomedical health science core NS113 (5Q); L Advanced general psychology 400 (5Q); U Introduction to medical science PD120 (3Q); L Social psychology 446 (3Q); U Health, Physical Education, and Recreation Introduction to psychology SS101 (5Q); L Fitness for life concepts 108 (2Q); L Human sexuality 350 (3Q); U Sales and Service Technology Healthy lifestyles HE101 (2Q); L Fundamental selling technique 114 (4Q) ; L History Retail merchandising methods 120 (4Q); L History of Africa 374 (5Q); U Distribution principles 130 (4Q); L Diplomatic history of the United States 425 Visual merchandising 140 (3Q); L (5Q); U Introduction to fashion merchandising 150 Far Western history 427 (3Q); U (5Q); L Utah history 428 (3Q); U Credit and collection 218 (3Q); L Twentieth-century Europe 433 (5Q); U Consumer textiles 235 (4Q); L History of the Far East 470 (5Q); U Buying methods 238 (4Q); L History of the Middle East 473 (5Q); U Advertising methods 244 (5Q); L The history of world societies, beginning to Customer service techniques 320 (4Q); U 1400 SS101 (4Q); L Principles of supervision 356 (3Q); U The history of world societies, 1400-1871 SS102 Ethical sales and service 420 (3Q); U (4Q); L Social Work and Gerontology The history of world societies, 1871 to present Introduction to social gerontology 222 (3Q SS103 (4Q); L CI); L American civilization SS170 (5Q); L Gerontological development and policy 265 Interior Design (3Q CI); L Design for living PD105 (4Q); L Ethnicity and the aging process 332 (3Q CI); U Management Societal responses to aging 422 (3Q CI); U Organizational behavior and management 312 (4Q); U Retirement: adjustment/planning 465 (3Q Mathematics CI); U First course in algebra 096A (5Q); L Introduction to gerontology SS101 (5Q); L Intermediate algebra 105 (5Q); L Sociology College algebra 107 (5Q); L Introduction to sociology 101 (5Q); L Music Social problems 102 (5Q) ; L Music essentials for piano 169A (3Q AC, VI); L Introduction to music HU101 (5Q AC); L Contact The evolution of jazz HU102 (3Q AC);L Elaine Sandoval Philosophy Program Administrator Introduction to philosophy HU101 (5Q); L Distance Learning Political Science 4005 University Circle Introduction to public administration 370 Ogden, UT 84408-4005 (5Q); U Phone: 801-626-6785; 800-848-7770 American national government SB110 (5Q); L Fax: 801-626-8035 Introduction to international politics SS240 E-mail: [email protected] (5Q); L World Wide Web: http://www.weber.edu

1U=one unit, HF=half unit, NC=noncredit, QT=quarter unit, VC=variable credit

THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 2r7 269 Western Illinois University

WESTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY Writing in humanities and social sciences 380 (3S); U Credit by examination is available. High school stu- Scientific and technical writing 381 (3S); U dents may enroll in undergraduate courses for credit. Personal nonfiction 400 (3S); U Overseas enrollment not accepted. Military person- American nature writing 400 (3S); U nel may enroll through the DANTES program. Maxi- Reviewing and criticism 405 (3S, VI); U mum period for course completion is six months. Family and Consumer Sciences High school students are admitted only with special Introduction to nutrition 109 (3S); L permission and only to those courses offered at the Child nutrition and health 303 (3S); U freshman level. The average cost per college credit is Social and psychological aspects of apparel 313 $88.30. (3S); U Preparation for marriage and family 321 (3S); U External Degree Program Consumer economics 331 (3S); U Bachelor's degree is offered in arts (120 credit hours Parenting 426 (3S); U required). Credit for prior nonacademic learning is Foreign Languages and Literatures granted. Program enrolls a total of 3,029 students; 270 Elementary French I 121 (4S, AC, VI); L degrees awarded overall in 1996-97 academic year. Elementary Spanish I 121 (4S, AC, VI); L The external degree program was established in 1973. Elementary French II 122 (4S, AC, VI); L College Courses Elementary Spanish II 122 (4S, AC, VI); L Agriculture Intermediate Spanish I 223 (3S, AC, VI); L Marketing grain and livestock products 442 (3S, Intermediate French I 223 (3S, AC, VI); L VI); U Intermediate Spanish II 224 (3S, AC, VI); L Commodity markets and futures trading 447 Intermediate French II 224 (3S, AC, VI); L (3S, VI); U Geography Options on futures 456 (IS, VI); U Astronomy 325 (3S); U Market logic 459 (2S, VI); U Climatology 327 (3S); U Biological Sciences Conservation and management of natural Human biology 304 (4S, CI, LK); U resources 426 (3S); U Introduction to organic evolution 319 (4S); U Political geography 444 (3S); U The biology of aging 420 (3S, CI, VI); U U.S. and Canada 461 (3S); U Race to save the planet 422 (3S, VI); U Geology Immunology 434 (3S); U Environmental geology 375 (3S); U Communications Planet earth 422 (3S, VI); U Broadcasting and society 323 (3S); U Health Education and Promotion Economics Disaster and fire defense planning 477 (3S); U Money, banking, and credit 325 (3S); U Managerial issues in hazardous materials 478 Managerial economics 332 (3S); U (3S); U Labor institutions and public policy 340 (3S); U History International trade 470 (3S, VI); U American history to 1877 105 (3S); L English and Journalism American history since 1877 106 (3S); L College writing I 180 (3S); L U.S. military history 304 (3S); U Short story 300 (3S); U The American West 308 (3S, AC); U The literature of crime and detection 302 (3S, Crime and police 310 (3S); U CI); U Technology and society 312 (3S, AC); U Magazine and feature writing 330 (3S); U The American Revolution and the new nation Studies in American poetry 335 (3S, VI); U 413 (3S); U Studies in American drama 341 (3S); U Civil War and reconstruction 415 (3S, VI); U Modern drama 360 (3S, AC, CI); U Age of enlightenment 426 (6S); U Modern English grammar 370 (3S); U Twentieth-century Europe 429 (3S); U

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270 278 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Western Illinois University

History and Journalism Physical Education American law 303 (3S); U Women and sport 470 (2S); U Industrial Education and Technology Political Science Fire protection structure and systems 443 American government and politics 122 (3S); L (3S); U U.S. foreign policy 331 (3S); U Fire dynamics 444 (3S); U Modern political theory 382 (3S, CI); U Law Enforcement and Justice Administration Psychology Organizational theory in practice 475 (3S, CI, VI); U Adolescent development 422 (3S); U Advanced fire administration 481 (3S); U Seasons of life 423 (3S, AC, VI); U Analytic approaches to public fire protection Psychology of adulthood and aging 423 (3S, 482 (3S); U VI); U Personnel management for the fire service 483 Fire-related human behavior 481 (3S); U (3S); U Recreation, Park, and Tourism Administration Fire prevention organization and management Tourism 362 (3S); U 484 (3S); U Outdoor recreation perspectives 376 (3S); U Political and legal foundations of fire protection Leisure services for the elderly 452 (3S); U 485 (3S); U International tourism 462 (3S); U Incendiary fire analysis and investigation 486 Sociology and Anthropology (3S); U Anthropology of women 315 (3S, VI); U Management Anthropology of religion 324 (3S); U Management and organizational behavior 349 Bureaucracy and formal organization 330 (3S, (3S); U VI); U Advanced organizational behavior 350 (3S); U Gender roles 360 (3S); U Operations management 352 (3S); U Sociology of mental health 424 (3S); U Human resource management 353 (3S); U Applications of fire research 487 (3S); U Management and society 481 (3S); U The community and the fire threat 488 (3S); U Marketing and Finance Special Education Personal financial planning 301 (3S); U Intro.to behavior disorders 413 (3S, VI); U Channel management and logistics 311 (3S, CI); U Graduate Courses Introduction to finance 311 (3S); U Agriculture International business 317 (3S); U Marketing grain and livestock products 442 (3S, Principles of real estate 321 (3S); U VI) Marketing principles 327 (3S, CI); U Commodity markets and futures trading 447 Promotional concepts 331 (3S); U (3S, VI) Consumer behavior 333 (3S); U Options on futures 456 (1S, VI) Retailing management 343 (3S); U Market logic 459 (2S,VI) Risk management and insurance 351 (3S); U Biological Sciences International marketing 417 (3S); U The biology of aging 420 (3S, CI, VI) Real estate finance and development 421 Immunology 434 (3S) (3S); U Biometrics 501 (3S, VI) Mathematics English and Journalism Statistical methods for experimental sciences American nature writing 400 (3S) 470 (3S, VI); U Personal nonfiction 400 (3S) Philosophy and Religious Studies Geography Religion in America 301 (3S, VI); U Conservation and management of natural Women in religion 303 (3S, VI); U resources 426 (3S) Moral philosophy 330 (3S); U Political geography 444 (3S) Philosophy of law 420 (3S, CI); U U.S. and Canada 461 (3S)

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THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG CL 279 271 Western Illinois University

History Business Information Systems Civil War and reconstruction 415 (3S, VI) Introduction to information processing 102 (3S, Twentieth-century Europe 429 (3S) CI); L Psychology Informational writing 142 (3S); L Psychology of adulthood and aging 423 (3S,VI) Career and Technical Education Special Education Course planning and construction 342 (3S); L Intro.to behavior disorders 413 (3S, VI) Principles of career and technical education 512 (3S); U Contact Work-site based education programs 543 (3S); U Roberta M. Morelli Chemistry Assistant Director History of chemistry 580 (3S); U Extended Learning Community Health Services 401 Memorial Hall Drug use: personal and social impact ADA225 Macomb, IL 61455 (3S); L Phone: 309-298-2496 Legal and illegal drugs ADA320 (3S); U Fax: 309-298-2133 Substance abuse diagnosis and treatment E-mail: [email protected] planning ADA325 (3S); U World Wide Web: http://www.wiu.edu/users/miebis Substance abuse treatment processes ADA326 (3S); U Clinical theory in substance abuse services: fundamentals of alcohol and other drug problems ADA530 (1S); U Clinical theory in substance abuse services: substance abuse counseling with specific population groups ADA530 (IS); U WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY Clinical theory in substance abuse services: Overseas enrollment accepted. Minimum period for ICRC ADA530 (1S); U course completion is six weeks; maximumperiod for Introduction to employee assistance program: course completion is term of enrollmentplus one EAP structure and process in the work setting year. The average cost per collegecredit is $130.95. EAP220 (3S); L Mandatory fees: variable videotape fees on some Computer Science Introduction to computers 105 (3S); L courses. Consumer Resources and Technology College Courses Time management 205 (1S); L Anthropology Marriage and family in maturity FCS413 (3S); U Introduction to archaeology 210 (3S, VI); L Counselor Education and Counseling Psychology Indians and Eskimos 344 (3S, VI); L Treating diverse clients in substance abuse Biology services CECP483 (3S); L Environmental biology 105 (3S); L Economics Applied botany 220 (4S); L Principles of economics: micro 201 (3S); L Ecology 301 (4S); L Principles of economics: macro 202 (3S); L Biology of addictive drugs 507 (3S); U Labor economics 310 (3S); U Biology of aging 531 (3S); U Money and banking 320 (3S); U Trees and shrubs 597 (3S); L Managerial economics 400 (3S); U Plants of southwest Michigan 597 (3S); L Intermediate microeconomics 403 (3S); U Medical botany 597 (3S); U Education Black Americana Studies Critical and creative reading 103 (2S); L Black experience from the African beginnings Effective reading for college students 104 (2S, to 1865 300 (3S); U AC); L Black experience, 1866-present 301 (3S); U Personal vocabulary development 502 (2S); L

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272 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Western Michigan University

Personalized professional reading 502 (1S); L Philosophy English Philosophy and public affairs: ethics in America Thought and writing 105 (4S); L 314 (4S); U Film interpretation 210 (4S); L Applied logic 520 (4S); U Children's literature 282 (4S); L Physical Education Practical writing 305 (4S); L Beginning tennis 200 (1S, VI); L The English Bible as literature 315 (3S); U Intermediate tennis 200 (1S, VI); L Feature and article writing 364 (4S); U Beginning bowling 200 (1S, VI); L Studies in English: writing for the professional Intermediate bowling 200 (1S, VI); L 497 (1S); U Beginning racquetball 200 (1S, VI); L Geography Intermediate racquetball 200 (1S, VI); L Human geography 205 (3S); L Beginning golf 200 (1S, VI); L Geography of Michigan 310 (3S, AC); U Political Science Geology International relations 250 (4S); U Political topics: practical applications of Geology of the national parks and monuments management principles 270 (1S); L 312 (3S); U Asian political systems 342 (4S); U Health and Human Services Russian and East European politics 344 (4S, Pharmacology and physiological implications VI); L 530 (3S); U Psychology History General psychology 100 (3S); L American culture 312 (3S); U Introduction to human behavior 150 (3S); L American minorities: the African American Child psychology 160 (3S); L experience 1866 to present 314 (3S); U Abnormal psychology 250 (3S); U Topics in history: United States 1920-1940 400 Organizational psychology 344 (3S); L (3S); U Advanced general psychology 510 (3S); U Topics in history: United States 1940-1960 400 The mind 597 (3S, VI); U (3S); U Brain, mind, and behavior 597 (3S, VI); U Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering Industrial psychology 597 (3S); U Technical communication 102 (3S); L Religion Introduction to manufacturing 150 (3S); L Religions of the world 100 (4S); L Work analysis 305 (3S); L Religion in the Indian tradition 302 (4S); U Report preparation 316 (3S); L Social Work Operation planning and control 326 (3S); L Ethical issues in substance abuse services 420 Quality assurance and control 328 (3S); L (3S); U Journalism Readings: the black struggle for justice 598 (3S, VI); U Introduction to newswriting 102 (4S); L Readings: black struggle for justice: 1965-present Mathematics 598 (3S, VI); U Computational skills 109 (2S); L Sociology Algebra I 110 (3S); L American society 100 (3S); L Introduction to statistics 366 (4S); L Social impacts of science and technology 171 Medical Science (3S); L Medical terminology 301 (1S); L Computer usage in the social sciences 182 Music (3S); L Music appreciation: live music 150 (4S); L Men and women in contemporary society 190 Occupational Therapy (3S); L Orientation to occupational therapy 202 (2S); L Principles of sociology 200 (3S); L Growth, development, and aging 225 (3S); L Modern social problems 210 (3S); L Psychiatric conditions 436 (3S); U Introduction to criminal justice 260 (3S); L

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THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 273 Western Michigan University

Sociology (continued) Fire Services Administration Introduction to the non-Western world 304 Fire administration 323 (5Q); U (4S); U Analytic approach to public fire protection 324 Introduction to social psychology 320 (3S); L (5Q); U Modern Japanese society 336 (3S, AC); L Personnel management for the fire service 325 Introduction to social gerontology 352 (3S); U (5Q); U Juvenile delinquency 454 (3S); U Fire prevention organization and management Drugs and alcohol in American society 495 326 (5Q); U (3S); U Fire-related human behavior 327 (5Q); U American health-care system 495 (1S); U Disaster and fire defense planning 328 (5Q); U Organization of health-care systems 510 (3S); U Political and legal foundations of fire protection Studies in social change: social institutions 531 329 (5Q); U (3S); U Fire protection structure and systems design 330 Contact (5Q_); U The community and the fire threat 331 (5Q); U Department of Distance Education Incendiary fire analysis and investigation 332 Ellsworth B-102 Kalamazoo, MI 49001-5161 (5Q); U Phone: 616-3874195 Applications of fire research 333 (5Q); U Fax: 616-387-4226 Fire dynamics 334 (5Q); U World Wide Web: http://www.wmich.edu Emergency medical services administration 335 (3Q); U Management of hazardous materials 336 (5Q); U Field study 403 (3Q); U Geography Special studies in world affairs 406 (2Q); U WESTERN OREGON UNIVERSITY Seminar in urban studies 407 (2Q); U Overseas enrollment not accepted. Period for course Practicum 409 (VC); U completion is fifteen weeks. Average cost: $90 per Social Science quarter credit hour. Social psychology 334 (3Q VI); U Practicum 409 (3Q); U External Degree Program Culture and education 463 (3Q VI); U Bachelor's degree is offered in fire services administration (186 credit hours required). Program enrolls a Graduate Courses total of 175 students; 17 degrees awarded overall in Education 1996-97 academic year. The external degree program Encouraging the discouraged child 562 (3Q VI) was established in 1979. Social Science Culture and education 563 (3Q VI) Certificate Program Program offers courses in fire services administration. Contact Courses are offered for credit. Credit can be applied C. Wilcox toward a bachelor's degree. Assistant Director Department of Extended and Summer Studies College Courses 345 North Monmouth Avenue Anthropology Monmouth, OR 97361 Social anthropology 312 (3Q VI); U Phone: 503-838-8483; 800-451-5767 Education Fax: 503-838-8473 Encouraging the discouraged child 462 (3Q, E-mail: [email protected] VI); U World Wide Web: http://www.wou.edu

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274 GC 28o THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Western Washington University

WESTERN WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY Western world literature: Greek and Roman 281 (4Q); L High school students may enroll in undergraduate Western world literature: romantic to modern courses for credit. Overseas enrollment accepted. Insti- 283 (4Q); L tution offers special arrangements to take courses not British literature: romantic 309 (4Q); U listed in this catalog. Minimum period for course American literature: 1860-1940 318 (4Q); U completion is seven weeks; maximum period for course Post-colonial literatures 335 (4Q); U completion is one year. Students may extend registra- Women and literature 338 (4Q); U tion for six months for a $30 fee. Average cost: $60 per Introduction to poetry writing 353 (4Q); U quarter hour. Mandatory fees: $15 for registration. Introduction to study of English language 370 (4Q); U College Courses National literatures: the literature of Ireland 415 Anthropology (4Q CI); U Introduction to cultural anthropology 201 Creative writing: poetry 417P (4Q); U (5Q); L The structure of English 436 (4Q); U Religion and culture 330 (5Q); U Cultural history of English language 438 Sex and gender in culture 353 (4Q); U (4Q); U J. Campbell: transformation of myth 417 (5Q Topics in language and gender 439 (4Q); U VI); U Environmental Studies Peoples of sub-Saharan Africa 445S (5Q); U Environmental studies: scientific approach 110 Childhood and culture 481 (4Q); U (3Q); L Canadian/American Studies Environmental history and ethics 305 (VC, Introduction to Canadian studies 200 (5Q); L VI); U Classical Studies History Masterworks of ancient Greek literature 260 American history to 1865 103 (5Q); L (3Q); L American history since 1865 104 (5Q); L East Asian Studies Introduction to western civilization 476-1713 112 Cultures of East Asia: political-material aspects (5Q); L_ 201 (5Q); L Introduction to East Asian civilization 280 Cultures of East Asia: religio-philosophic and (5Q); L literary aspects 202 (5Q); L History of Chinese statecraft 370 (5Q); U Traditional Chinese medicine 417T (4Q); U Chinese economy: Stone Age to Mao 371 Economics (5Q); U Introduction to microeconomics 206 (4Q CI); L Economics/unconstrained market 390S (4Q); U Introduction to macroeconomics 207 (4Q Economics/constrained market 390T (4Q); U CI); L History of the Pacific Northwest 391 (4Q); U Money and banking 311 (4Q); U The Great European witch craze 397 (4Q); U Topics in Canadian economic history 364 Black history: slavery era 4175 (5Q); U (2Q); U Civil War PBS telecourse 417T (5Q VI); U Education The Renaissance and reformation 420 (5Q Introduction to exceptional children 360 VI); U (3Q); U Human Services Foundations of education 411 (4Q); U Women and men in transition 434 (3Q); U Elementary classroom management and Work and human services 474 (3Q); U discipline 429 (3Q); U Liberal Studies School-home-community relationships 438 Myth and folklore 232 (4Q VI); L (3Q); U Linguistics English Sociolinguistics 204 (3Q); L Expository writing 201 (4Q); L Mathematics Survey of American literature 216 (5Q); L Intermediate algebra 102 (5Q); L

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Mathematics (continued) Youth and social justice 417Y (5Q); U Mathematical reasoning and its applications 107 Topics in family 460 (4Q); U (3Q); L Technology Education Calculus and analytic geometry 124 (5Q); U Occupational analysis 445X (3Q); U Calculus and analytic geometry 125 (5Q); U Safety principles/practices 488 (2Q); U Algebra applications to business/economics 156 History and philosophy of vocational education (4Q); L 491 (3Q); U Calculus with applications to Community/industry resources 496 (1Q); U business/economics 157 (4Q); L Women Studies Introduction to statistics 240 (3Q); L Introduction to women studies 211 (4Q); L Modern and Classical Languages Elementary French 101 (5Q, CI, VI); L Contact Elementary French 102 (5Q CI, VI); L Meredith Gilbert Elementary French 103 (5Q CI, VI); L Coordinator Music Independent Learning Art of listening to music 104 (3Q AC); L Bellingham, WA 98225-9042 Political Science Russian politics 303 (5Q,); U Phone: 360-650-3650 Fax: 360-650-6858 Psychology Introduction to psychology 201 (5Q); L E-mail: [email protected] Abnormal psychology 314 (5Q); U World Wide Web: http://www.wwu.edu/ Developmental psychology 316 (5Q); U extended/ilearn.html Sociology Introduction to sociology 201 (5Q); L

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THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 276 GC 284 INDEXES

- GEOGRAPHICAL INDEX of Institutions

The following index arranges the institutions in this book by the state or province in which the institution is located. Provinces of Canada follow states of the United States of America; states and provinces are arranged in alphabetical order. Correspondence study programs normally are open to all students regardless of their place of residence, although there may be limitations in respect to international study. An Index of Institutions Accepting International Students appears on page 288. Residents of a state may be eligible for lower tuitions from their own state's public institutions. Prospective students should check with the specific institution to verify policies and expenses.

Alabama University of Southern Colorado 228 Auburn University 37 US Department of Agriculture Graduate United States Sports Academy 148 School-National Independent Study The University of Alabama 149 Center 261

Alaska Connecticut University of Alaska Fairbanks 152 Charter Oak State College 52 University of Alaska Southeast 154 District of Columbia Arizona US Department of Agriculture Graduate Arizona State University 30 School-Correspondence School 259 The University of Arizona 154 Florida Arkansas Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University 67 University of Arkansas 159 University of Florida 168 University of Central Arkansas 164 Georgia California Savannah State University 126 Bethany College of the Assemblies of God 39 University System of Georgia 256 California State University, Dominguez Hills 48 California State University, Sacramento 49 LIFE Bible College 83 Idaho San Jose State University 125 University of Idaho 171 University of California Extension 162 Illinois Colorado Governors State University 69 Adams State College 30 Moody Bible Institute 96 Colorado State University 55 Roosevelt University 118 Regis University 116 Southern Illinois University at Carbondale 126 University of Colorado at Boulder 166 University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 174 University of Northern Colorado 215 Western Illinois University 270

278 286 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Geographical Index of Institutions

Indiana University of Mississippi 196 Ball State University 37 University of Southern Mississippi 230 Indiana State University 73 Indiana University 74 Missouri Purdue University 115 Stephens College 133 Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College 121 University of MissouriColumbia 198 Taylor University, Worldwide Campus 139 Nebraska Iowa Chadron State College 51 The University of Iowa 176 Creighton University, University College 58 University of Northern Iowa 216 University of NebraskaLincoln 204 Upper Iowa University 258 Nevada Kansas University of Nevada, Reno 207 Emporia State University 68 Kansas State University 80 New Jersey University of Kansas 180 Caldwell College 48 Thomas Edison State College 145 Kentucky Eastern Kentucky University 61 New Mexico Murray State University 96 University of New Mexico 210 University of Kentucky 183 New York Louisiana Regents College 116 Louisiana State University and Agricultural Skidmore College 126 and Mechanical College 83 State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry 130 Maine State University of New York Empire State Saint Joseph's College 119 College 130 Syracuse University 137 Maryland Columbia Union College 57 North Carolina Home Study International/Griggs University 70 The University of North Carolina 211 University of Maryland University College 188 University of North Carolina at Greensboro 213

Michigan North Dakota Central Michigan University 50 Minot State University 93 Eastern Michigan University 63 North Dakota Division of Independent Study 97 Northern Michigan University 99 University of North Dakota 213 Northwood University 101 University of Michigan 191 Ohio Western Michigan University 272 Cincinnati Bible College and Seminary 53 David N. Myers College 59 Minnesota Ohio University 102 Northwestern College 100 The Union Institute 148 University of Minnesota 192 Oklahoma Mississippi Oklahoma State University 105 Mississippi State University 94 University of Oklahoma 218

THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 2 8 279 Geographical Index of Institutions

Oregon Virginia Eastern Oregon University 63 Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State Oregon State University 108 University 264 Portland State University 113 Western Oregon University 274 Washington Bastyr University 39 Pennsylvania Eastern Washington University 66 Delaware Valley College 61 University of Washington 240 Keystone National High School 82 Washington State University 265 Marywood University 87 Western Washington University 275 Millersville University of Pennsylvania 93 Pennsylvania State University 109 West Virginia The College of West Virginia 53 Rhode Island The University of Charleston 166 Roger Williams University 117 Salve Regina University 122 Wisconsin University of WisconsinExtension 243 South Carolina University of WisconsinPlatteville 251 University of South Carolina 223 University of WisconsinSuperior 251 South Dakota Wyoming Northern State University 100 University of Wyoming 254 University of South Dakota 226

Tennessee CANADA Johnson Bible College 80 Alberta Middle Tennessee State University 92 Athabasca University 32 The University of Memphis 190 University of Tennessee, Knoxville 232 Manitoba Texas University of Manitoba 185 Sam Houston State University 123 Southwestern Assemblies of God University 128 New Brunswick Southwest Texas State University 129 University of New Brunswick 209 Texas A&M UniversityCommerce 140 Texas Tech University 142 Newfoundland Texas Wesleyan University 145 Memorial University of Newfoundland 89 The University of Texas at Austin 235 Ontario Utah University of Windsor 242 Brigham Young University 41 Southern Utah University 127 University of Utah 238 Quebec Utah State University 262 McGill University 88 Utah Valley State College 264 Washington Institute for Graduate Studies 265 Saskatchewan Weber State University 268 University of Saskatchewan 222

280 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 2 8 8 of External Degree Programs

External degree programs allow a student to complete all degree requirements with little or no attendance on campus. This index provides access to those institutions that offer external degree programs and notes the subject area and level of degrees offered. Provinces of Canada follow states of the United States of America; states and provinces are arranged in alphabetical order. The level of degree programs is coded as: (H)=high school diploma; (A)=associate degree; (B)=bachelor's degree; (M)= master's degree; (D)=doctoral degree. The listings under the specific institution's profile in the body of this catalog will tell you which particular courses may be available.

Alabama Connecticut United States Sports Academy: sport Charter Oak State College: general studies coaching (M), sport fitness management (M), (A, B) sport management (M), sports medicine (M) Florida California Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University: Bethany College of the Assemblies of God: aeronautical science (M), aviation (A), addiction studies (B), biblical and theological business administration (A), management of studies (B), business (A, B), church technical operations (B), professional leadership (B), early child development (A, B), aeronautics (A, B) psychology (B), social science (B) California State University, Dominguez Hills:. Illinois humanities (M) Governors State University: general studies (B) LIFE Bible College: biblical studies (A) Moody Bible Institute: Bible-theological studies (A, B) Western Illinois University: arts (B) Colorado Colorado State University: business (M), computer science (M), engineering (M) Indiana Regis University: accounting (B), adult Ball State University: general arts (A) education (B), banking/finance (B), business Indiana University: general study (A, B) administration (B), communication (B), Purdue University: engineering (M) community organization (B), criminal Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College: justice (B), education (M), gerontology (B), accounting (B), business administration (B), interdisciplinary studies (B), journalism (B), CIS (B), early childhood education (A), language and communication (M), education (B), English (B), general organizational development (B), business (A), gerontology (A, B), human philosophy (B), psychology (B, M), public resource management (B), human services (B), administration (B), social science (M), humanities (A, B), journalism (B), women's studies (B) marketing (B), mathematics (B), paralegal University of Southern Colorado: social studies (A, B), psychology (B), social science science (B) (history concentration) (B), theology (B)

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Taylor University, Worldwide Campus: biblical Michigan studies (A), justice administration (A), liberal Central Michigan University: arts (general studies) (A) administration (B) Northwood University: business (A), business management (B) Iowa The University of Iowa: liberal studies (B) Minnesota University of Northern Iowa: liberal studies (B) Northwestern College: Bible (A, B), Upper Iowa University: accounting (B), intercultural ministries (B) business (A, B), human resources management (B), human services (B), liberal arts (A), management (B), marketing (B), Missouri public administration (B), social science (B) Stephens College: business administration (B), clinical information systems management (M), education (B), English (B), entrepreneurial Kansas studies (M), general education (A), health Emporia State University: general studies (B), care (B), health information management (B), library and information management (M), health science (B), law (B), marketing (M), physical education (M) philosophy (B), psychology (B), rhetoric (B), Kansas State University: agribusiness (M), student-initiated majors (B) animal science and industry (B), chemical engineering (M), civil engineering (M), Nebraska electrical and computer engineering (M), University of NebraskaLincoln: high school engineering management (M), interdisciplinary diploma (I-1) social science (B), software engineering (M) Nevada University of Nevada, Reno: general studies (B) Maine Saint Joseph's College: business administration (B), health care New Jersey administration (B), health services Caldwell College: accounting (B), art (B), administration (M), human services (B), business administration (B), communication liberal studies (B), long-term care arts (B), computer information systems (B), administration (B), management (A), criminal justice (B), English (B), history (B), professional arts (B), radiologic science (B), international business marketing (B), respiratory care (B) management (B), political science (B), psychology (B), religion (B), social studies (B), sociology (B) Maryland Thomas Edison State College: all areas of Columbia Union College: business study (A, B) administration (B), general studies (A, B), psychology (B), religion (B), respiratory New York care (B), theology (B) Regents College: business (A, B), liberal arts Home Study International/Griggs University: (A, B, M), nursing (A, B), technology (A, B) high school diploma (H), personal Skidmore College: traditional disciplines/ ministries (A), religion (B), theological interdisciplinary programs (B) studies (B) State University of New York Empire State University of Maryland University College: College: business (A, B), business policy (M), behavioral and social sciences (B), business community and human services (A, B), fire and management (B), communication (B), services (B), labor policy (M), liberal arts (M), English (B), fire science (B), humanities (B) social policy (M)

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Syracuse University: arts (M), business Salve Regina University: business (B), human administration (B, M), criminal justice (B), development (M), international relations (M), liberal arts (A, B), library science (M), liberal studies (B), management (M), nursing (M) nursing (B)

Tennessee North Dakota Johnson Bible College: New Testament (M) North Dakota Division of Independent The University of Memphis: fire Study: high school diploma (H) administration/fire protection technology (B)

Ohio Texas David N. Myers College: accounting (A, B), Southwestern Assemblies of God University: administration (B), arts (A), general accounting (B), Bible and church business (B), health services management (B), ministries (B), business (B), education (B) industrial management (B), management Texas Wesleyan University: education (M) (A, B), marketing (A, B), public administration (A, B) Utah Ohio University: applied sciences (A), arts (A), Brigham Young University: general studies (B), individualized studies (A), science (A), special high school diploma (H) studies (B) Washington Institute for Graduate Studies: The Union Institute: arts and sciences (B), taxation (D, M) business (B), clinical psychology (D), criminal Weber State University: clinical laboratory justice studies (B), interdisciplinary studies in science (B), health administrative services (B), the arts and sciences (D) radiologic services (B), respiratory therapy (A, B)

Oregon Washington Eastern Oregon University: liberal studies (B) University of:Washington: pharmacy (D) Western Oregon University: fire services Washington State University: social sciences (B) administration (B) West Virginia Pennsylvania The College of West Virginia: business Keystone National High School: career or administration (A, B), environmental college preparation (H) studies (B), general studies (A), Marywood University: accounting (B), business interdisciplinary studies (B), secretarial administration/financial planning (B), science (A), travel (A) business administration/management (B), business administration/marketing (B) Wisconsin Pennsylvania State University: arts (A), University of WisconsinPlatteville: business business administration (A), dietetic food administration (B) science management (A), family studies (A), University of WisconsinSuperior: human development (A), letters (A), individualized majors (B) science (A) CANADA Rhode Island Alberta Roger Williams University: business Athabasca University: arts (B), business (B), management (B), criminal justice (B), business administration (M), distance industrial technology (B), public education (M), general studies (B), administration (B) nursing (B), science (B)

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Manitoba Quebec University of Manitoba: arts (B), nursing (B), McGill University: occupational health (M) social work (B)

Ontario University of Windsor: commerce and science (B)

284 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG L 252 INDEX of Certificate Programs

Certificate programs are courses offered to satisfy a state's educational requirement to gain or renew certification to practice a profession or trade. These programs typically can be taken in a shorter period than that required for a degree program. Credit awarded by a certificate program in certain situations may be applied toward degree credit. This index provides access to institutions that offer certificate programs, notes the subject area of the program, and indicates whether or not credit may be applied toward a degree. Credit applicability toward a degree is coded as: (C)=credit for some courses may be applied toward degree credit; (NC)=noncredit courses only; (C,NC)=both degree-credit and noncredit courses are offered, contact the institution for specific information. Provinces of Canada follow states of the United States of America; states and provinces are arranged in alphabetical order. The listings under the specific institution's profile in the body of this catalog will tell you which particular courses may be available.

Alabama District of Columbia Auburn University: health-care facility food US Department of Agriculture Graduate service (NC) SchoolCorrespondence School: United States Sports Academy: accounting (C, NC), editing (C, NC), elder bodybuilding (C), personal training (C), sport law (C, NC), engineering technology (C, NC), coaching (C), sport management (C) library techniques (C, NC), meteorology (C, The University of Alabama: criminal NC), paralegal (C, NC) justice (C) Florida California University of Florida: dietary manager (NC), Bethany College of the Assemblies of God: management and supervision (NC), paralegal addiction studies (C) (NC) California State University, Sacramento: operation of drinking water and wastewater Georgia facilities (C, NC) Savannah State University: child care (NC), San Jose State University: quality design for paralegal (NC) manufacturing (NC), quality management (NC) Illinois University of California Extension: Moody Bible Institute: Bible-theological studies business (C) (NC)

Colorado Indiana Regis University: licensed professional Indiana State University: criminology (C) counselor (C), teacher licensure (C) Indiana University: financial management (C), University of Southern Colorado: paralegal healthcare accounting (C), labor studies (C) (C, NC), political science (C, NC) Purdue University: hospital sterilization (NC) r c THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 285 Index of Certificate Programs

Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College: State University of New York Empire State gerontology (C), paralegal studies (C), College: fire services administration (C) theology (C) Taylor University, Worldwide Campus: North Dakota Christian ministries (C), justice and University of North Dakota: dietary ministries (C) management (NC), food service (NC)

Kansas Ohio Kansas State University: animal science and David N. Myers College: health services industry (C) management (C) Ohio University: business management Maine technology (C) Saint Joseph's College: American studies (C), business and health care management (C), Oklahoma Christian tradition (C), health care Oklahoma State University: fire protection finance (C), long-term care administration (C), (NC) medical/dental administration (C), professional studies (C), women's studies (C) Oregon Western Oregon University: fire services Maryland administration (C) Home Study International/Griggs University: pastoral ministry (C) Pennsylvania University of Maryland University College: Delaware Valley College: computer criminal justice (C), management (C), programming (C), ecological landscape paralegal studies (C), public design (C), environmental studies (C), floral administration (C), state/local government (C) business (C), hazardous materials management (C), managing information Minnesota systems (C), professional writing (C) Northwestern College: Bible (C) Marywood University: comprehensive business skills (C), office administration (C) Missouri Millersville University of Pennsylvania: Stephens College: education (C), health employee benefits assistance (NC), healthcare information management (C) management (NC), law enforcement (NC) Pennsylvania State University: administration Nebraska of justice (C, NC), adult development and University of NebraskaLincoln: international aging (C, NC), business (C, NC), business business (C), real estate (C) logistics (C, NC), child services (C, NC), dietary management (C, NC), dietetics (C, New Jersey NC), human resources (C, NC), marketing (C, Thomas Edison State College: accounting (C), NC), nursing management (C, NC), paralegal administrative office management (C), (C, NC), purchasing (C, NC), small business computer science (C), finance (C), (C, NC), writing social commentary (C, NC) marketing (C) Rhode Island New York Salve Regina University: correctional Regents College: home health care nursing administration (C), information systems (C), (NC) management (C) State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry: South Dakota geographic information systems (C) University of South Dakota: real estate (NC)

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Texas sonography (C), general business Sam Houston State University: real estate and management (C), office technology (C), appraisal (NC) travel (C) Texas A&M UniversityCommerce: real estate Texas Tech University: early childhood/childcare Wisconsin (NC), home inspection (NC) University of WisconsinExtension: The University of Texas at Austin: computer- accounting (C, NC), business (C, NC), general based training (NC), purchasing management education (C, NC), personnel management (C, (NC) NC), purchasing (C, NC), small business (C, NC)) Utah Brigham Young University: family history (genealogy) (C, NC), organ performance (C, CANADA NC) Alberta Southern Utah University: computer technology Athabasca University: arts (C), business (C), programming (NC) French (C), information systems (C) Utah Valley State College: auto trades (C, NC), business (C, NC), electrical (C, NC) Newfoundland Washington Institute for Graduate Studies: Memorial University of Newfoundland: taxation (NC) business (C, NC), criminology (C, NC), library Weber State University: radiologic services, studies (C, NC), municipal administration (C, respiratory therapy NC), public administration (C, NC)

Virginia Ontario Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University of Windsor: business University: engineering (NC) administration (C)

Washington Quebec University of Washington: C programming (C, McGill University: educational technology (C), NC), literary fiction writing (C, NC), project second language teaching (C) management (C, NC), public health (C, NC), school library media (C, NC), teaching with Saskatchewan technology (C, NC) University of Saskatchewan: adult and continuing education (NC), agriculture (NC), West Virginia health care administration (NC), prairie The College of West Virginia: aviation horticulture (NC), teaching English as a technology (C), diagnostic medical second language (NC)

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THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 287 INDEX OF INSTITUTIONS Accepting International Students

Institutions that accept international students in their correspondence study programs are listed below in alphabetical order. Students should contact the specific institutions regarding policies and fees.

Adams State College 30 Moody Bible Institute 96 Arizona State University 30 North Dakota Division of Independent Study 97 Auburn University 37 Northern Michigan University 99 Ball State University 37 Northwestern College 100 Bastyr University 39 Northwood University 101 Brigham Young University 41 Ohio University 102 Caldwell College 48 Oklahoma State University 105 California State University, Dominguez Hills 48 Oregon State University 108 California State University, Sacramento 49 Pennsylvania State University 109 Central Michigan University 50 Portland State University 113 Chadron State College 51 Regents College 116 Charter Oak State College 52 Roosevelt University 118 Cincinnati Bible College and Seminary 53 Saint Joseph's College 119 The College of West Virginia 53 Salve Regina University 122 Colorado State University 55 San Jose State University 125 Columbia Union College 57 Savannah State University 126 Creighton University, University College 58 Skidmore College 126 Eastern Kentucky University 61 Southern Illinois University at Carbondale 126 Eastern Michigan University 63 Southern Utah University 127 Eastern Washington University 66 Southwest Texas State University 129 Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University 67 State University of New York Empire State Emporia State University 68 College 130 Governors State University 69 Stephens College 133 Home Study International/Griggs University 70 Syracuse University 137 Indiana State University 73 Taylor University, Worldwide Campus 139 Indiana University 74 Texas A&M UniversityCommerce 140 Johnson Bible College 80 Texas Tech University 142 Keystone National High School 82 The Union Institute 148 LIFE Bible College 83 United States Sports Academy 148 Louisiana State University and Agricultural The University of Alabama 149 and Mechanical College 83 University of Alaska Fairbanks 152 Marywood University 87 University of Alaska Southeast 154 McGill University 88 The University of Arizona 154 Memorial University of Newfoundland 89 University of Arkansas 159 Middle Tennessee State University 92 University of California Extension 162 Millersville University of Pennsylvania 93 University of Central Arkansas 164 Minot State University 93 University of Colorado at Boulder 166 Mississippi State University 94 University of Florida 168

288 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Index of Institutions Accepting International Students

University of Idaho 171 University of South Carolina 223 University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign 174 University of South Dakota 226 The University of Iowa 176 University of Southern Colorado 228 University of Kansas 180 University of Southern Mississippi 230 University of Kentucky 183 University of Tennessee, Knoxville 232 University of Manitoba 185 The University of Texas at Austin 235 University of Maryland University College 188 University of Utah 238 University of Michigan 191 University of Washington 240 University of Minnesota 192 University of WisconsinExtension 243 University of Mississippi 196 University of Wyoming 254 University of MissouriColumbia 198 University System of Georgia 256 University of NebraskaLincoln 204 Upper Iowa University 258 University of Nevada, Reno 207 US Department of Agriculture Graduate University of New Mexico 210 SchoolCorrespondence School 259 The University of North Carolina 211 Utah State University 262 University of North Carolina at Greensboro 213 Utah Valley State College 264 University of North Dakota 213 Washington Institute for Graduate Studies 265 University of Northern Colorado 215 Washington State University 265 University of Northern Iowa 216 Weber State University 268 University of Oklahoma 218 Western Michigan University 272 University of Saskatchewan 222 Western Washington University 275

THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 289 ALPHABETICAL GUIDE to Subject Areas Index

Within the Subject Areas Index that follows this list, specific subject areas of courses offered are arranged under broader subject headings. The alphabetical list of headings below provides index users an alternative way to locate particular subjects in which they may be interested. Both broader and narrower level headings are interfiled. Page numbers refer to the location of the term within the Subject Areas Index.

Accounting 318 Apparel and Textile Studies (see under Accounting Technology 306 Clothing and Textile Studies) 345 Acoustics 362 Applied Mathematics 353 Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine 343 Aquatic Biology (see under Marine Biology) 304 Adapted Physical Education 357 Arabic Language and Literature 340 Administrative and Secretarial Services 306 Archeology 370 Adult and Continuing Teacher Education 326 Architecture 299 Adult Education Administration 324 Art 350 Advertising 319 Art, General 384 Aeronautical and Aerospace Engineering Art History, Criticism and Conservation 384 Technology 331 Art Teacher Education 327 African-American Studies 301 Asian Studies 300 African Studies 302 Astronomy 360 Agricultural Animal Nutrition 298 Athletic Training and Sports Medicine 357 Agricultural Business and Management 297 Atmospheric Sciences 360 Agricultural Business Operations 297 Audiology 342 Agricultural Economics 297 Automotive Body Repair 354 Agricultural Engineering 329 Automotive Mechanics 354 Agricultural Mechanization 298 Aviation and Airway Science 382 Agricultural Plant Physiology 299 Aviation Management 383 Agriculture/Agricultural Sciences 298 Bacteriology (see under Microbiology) 304 Agronomy 299 Banking and Financial Support Services 312 Alcohol/Drug Abuse Counseling 343 Basic Skills 302 American Government and Politics 377 Bible Studies 382 American History 375 Biblical and Other Theological Languages American Indian Studies 301 and Literatures 382 American Literature 333 Bilingual/Bicultural Education 324 American Studies/Civilization 299 Biochemistry 304 Anatomy 304 Biology 302 Animal Breeding and Genetics 298 Biometrics 304 Animal Husbandry and Production Biophysics 302 Management 298 Biostatistics 304 Animal Sciences 298 Birthing and Parenting Knowledge and Skills 345 Anthropology 380 Botany 303

290 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Alphabetical Guide to Subject Areas Index

Broadcast Journalism 319 Communications Engineering Technology Building Inspection (see under Construction (see under Electrical/Electronic Inspection) 323 Engineering Technology) 331 Building Technology (see under Communications Technologies 320 Construction Technology) 331 Community Health Liaison 342 Business 307 Community Organization, Resources and Business Administration and Management 307 Services 368 Business Communications 309 Community Planning (see under Urban Business Economics 311 Planning) 299 Business Law 310 Comparative Literature 334 Business Marketing and Marketing Computer and Information Sciences 322 Management 316 Computer Engineering Technology 331 Business Mathematics 353 Computer Programming 321 Business Quantitative Methods 311 Computer Science 321 Business Statistics 311 Computer Systems Analysis 322 Business Teacher Education 327 Computer Teacher Education 327 Business Writing (see under English Construction Inspection 323 Technical and Business Writing) 337 Construction Technology 331 Canadian Studies 300 Consumer Economics and Science 345 Career Exploration/Awareness Skills 302 Continuing Education Administration (see Cell Biology 304 under Adult Education Administration) 324 Ceramics Arts and Ceramics 385 Contracts Management (see under Chemical Engineering 329 Purchasing, Procurement and Contracts Chemistry 360 Management) 309 Child Care and Guidance Work 386 Corrections/Correctional Administration 364 Child Growth, Care and Development Counseling Psychology 366 Studies 348 Counselor Education 327 Child Psychology (see under Developmental Criminal Justice Administration 363 Psychology) 366 Criminal Justice Studies 363 Chinese Language and Literature 339 Criminology 370 Cinema Studies (see under Film Studies) 383 Crop Science (see under Agronomy) 299 Citizenship Activities 318 Cultural Studies (see under Ethnic Studies) 301 Civil Engineering 330 Curriculum and Instruction 324 Civil Engineering Technology 331 Custodial, Housekeeping and Home Services 386 Civil Technology (see under Civil Dairy Science 298 Engineering Technology) 331 Dance 383 Classics and Classical Languages and Dance Teacher Education (see under Drama Literatures 338 and Dance Teacher Education) 327 Clerical Services (see under General Office Dancing 350 Services) 306 Data Processing Technology 322 Clinical Psychology 366 Demography 371 Clothing and Textile Studies 345 Design and Visual Communications 383 Cognitive Psychology 366 Developmental Psychology 366 Collecting 350 Development Economics 372 College Student Counseling and Personnel Dietetics 347 Services 327 Drafting 362 Commercial Art (see under Graphic Design) 383 Drama and Dance Teacher Education 327 Communication Disorders 342 Drama/Theater Literature, History and Communications 319 Criticism 383 Communications Engineering (see under Dramatic/Theater Arts and Stagecraft 383 Electrical/Electronics Engineering) 330 Drawing 385

THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 291 Alphabetical Guide to Subject Areas Index

Driver and Safety Teacher Education 327 Environmental Technology 331 Driver Education 302 Epidemiology 344 Drug Abuse Counseling (see under Alcohol/ Ethnic Studies 301 Drug Abuse Counseling) 343 European History 376 Early Childhood Teacher Education (see European Studies 300 under Pre-Elementary Teacher Evolutionary Biology 304 Education) 326 Exercise Sciences 357 Earth and Planetary Sciences 362 Experimental Psychology 367 East Asian Studies 300 Family and Marriage Counseling 348 Eastern European Area Studies 300 Family Development Studies (see under Ecology 304 Individual and Family Development Econometrics 372 Studies) 347 Economics 371 Family Life and Relations Studies 349 Education 328 Family Resource Management Studies 346 Education Administration and Supervision 324 Farm and Ranch Management 298 Educational Evaluation and Research 324 Fashion Design and Illustration 383 Educational Media Design 325 Fashion Merchandising 351 Educational Psychology 325 Fiber, Textile and Weaving Arts 385 Educational Statistics and Research Methods 324 Film Studies 383 Education of the Blind and Visually Finance 312 Handicapped 327 Financial Planning 313 Education of the Emotionally Handicapped 327 Fine Arts 385 Education of the Gifted and Talented 327 Fire Protection and Safety Technology 364 Education of the Mentally Handicapped 327 Fire Science/Firefighting 364 Education of the Multiple Handicapped 327 Fire Services Administration 364 Education of the Physically Handicapped 327 Fishing and Fisheries 322 Education of the Specific Learning Disabled 327 Food Caterer 386 Electrical/Electronic Engineering Food Products Retailing and Wholesaling Technology 331 Operations -351 Electrical/Electronics Engineering 330 Foods and Nutrition Studies 346 Electrical Installation and Maintenance 323 Food Sciences and Technology 298 Elementary Teacher Education 326 Food Systems Administration 347 Emergency Medical Technology 343 Foreign Languages and Literatures 342 Engineering 330 Foreign Languages Teacher Education 328 Engineering Management 330 Forestry 322 Engineering Mechanics 330 Forestry Sciences 322 Engineering Science 330 French Language and Literature 340 English as a Second Language 334 General Buying Operations 351 English Composition 334 General Office Services 306 English Creative Writing 336 General Studies 350 English Language and Literature 338 General Teacher Education 325 English Literature (British and Genetics, Plant and Animal 304 Commonwealth) 336 Geography 372 English Teacher Education 328 Geology 361 English Technical and Business Writing 337 Geotechnical Engineering 330 Enterprise Management and Operation 312 German Language and Literature 339 Entomology 305 Gerontological Services 349 Entrepreneurship 351 Gerontology 354 Environmental Engineering 330 Graphic Design 383 Environmental Health 344 Greek Language and Literature (Ancient Environmental Science/Studies 323 and Medieval) 338

292 U 3GO THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Alphabetical Guide to Subject Areas Index

Greek Language and Literature (Modern) 340 Intermediate School Teacher Education (see Greenhouse Operations and Management 298 under Junior High School Teacher Health and Medical Laboratory Education) 326 Technologies 343 International Business 316 Health and Physical Education/Fitness 356 International Business Marketing 317 Health Professions and Related Sciences 344 International Development (see under Health System/Health Services Development Economics) 372 Administration 342 International Economics 372 Health Teacher Education 328 International Relations and Affairs 377 Hearing Sciences (see under Audiology) 342 Internet 322 Hebrew Language and Literature 340 Interpersonal and Social Skills 349 Highway Engineering (see under Interpersonal Relationships Skills 349 Transportation and Highway Investments and Securities 313 Islamic Studies 301 Engineering) 330 Italian Language and Literature 341 Hispanic-American Studies 301 Japanese Language and Literature 339 History 373 Jewish/Judaic Studies 301 History and Philosophy of Science and Job Seeking/Changing Skills 302 Technology 377 Journalism 319 Home Economics 348 Junior High School Teacher Education 326 Horticulture Science 299 Kindergarten Teacher Education (see under Horticulture Services Operations and Pre-Elementary Teacher Education) 326 Management 298 Labor Relations and Studies 315 Hospitality Marketing Operations 351 Landscape Architecture 299 Hotel/Motel and Restaurant Management 314 Landscaping Operations and Management 298 Housing Studies 347 Laser and Optical Technology 331 Humanities 350 Latin American Studies 300 Human Nutritional Services (see under Latin Language and Literature (Ancient and Dietetics) 347 Medieval) 338 Human Resources Management 314 Law and Legal Studies 350 Human Services 355 Law Enforcement 364 Hydraulic Technology 331 Law Enforcement Administration (see under Illustration (see under Graphic Design) 383 Criminal Justice Administration) 363 Individual and Family Development Studies 347 Leatherwork and Upholstery 363 Industrial Arts (see under Technology Legal Assistant (see under Paralegal) 349 Legal Studies (see under Law and Legal Education) 381 Studies) Industrial Engineering 330 350 Liberal Studies Industrial Hygiene (see under Occupational 350 Library Assistant 350 Health) 344 Library Science/Librarianship 350 Industrial Management (see under Linguistics 339 Engineering Management) 330 Logistics and Materials Management 309 Industrial Psychology 367 Management Information Systems and Industrial Technology 331 Business Data Processing 310 Information Sciences and Systems 322 Management Science 312 Institutional Food Services Administration 386 Managerial Economics (see under Business Instructional Media Design (see under Economics) 311 Educational Media Design) 325 Manufacturing Engineering (see under Insurance and Risk Management 313 Industrial Engineering) 330 Interior Design 383 Manufacturing Technology (see under Interior Environments 347 Industrial Technology) 331

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Marine Biology 304 Nutritional Sciences 304 Marketing Management (see under Business Nutrition Studies (see under Foods and Marketing and Marketing Management) 316 Nutrition Studies) 346 Marketing Research 317 Occupational Health 344 Marriage Counseling (see under Family and Occupational Safety and Health Technology 331 Marriage Counseling) 348 Occupational Therapy 344 Mass Communications 320 Oceanography 362 Materials Engineering 330 Office Supervision and Management 309 Materials Management (see under Logistics Operations Management and Supervision 309 and Materials Management) 309 Operations Research 353 Mathematical Statistics 353 Optical Technology (see under Laser and Mathematics 354 Optical Technology) 331 Mathematics Teacher Education 328 Organic Chemistry 361 Mechanical Engineering 330 Organizational Behavior Studies 315 Mechanical Engineering Technology 331 Organizational Communications (see under Medical Assisting 343 Public Relations) 320 Medical Basic Sciences 343 Organizational Psychology (see under Medical Pathology 343 Industrial Psychology) 367 Medical Pharmacology 344 Oriental Medicine (see under Acupuncture Medical Physiology 343 and Oriental Medicine) 343 Medical Records Administration 343 Paralegal 349 Medical Records Technology 343 Parenting Knowledge and Skills (see under Medical Technology 343 Birthing and Parenting Knowledge and Medieval and Renaissance Studies 355 Skills) 345 Meteorology (see under Atmospheric Parks, Recreation and Leisure Facilities Sciences) 360 Management 357 Microbiology 304 Parks, Recreation and Leisure Studies 357 Middle Eastern Studies 300 Pathology, Human and Animal 305 Middle School Teacher Education (see Personal Health Improvement and under Junior High School Teacher Maintenance 345 Education) 326 Personnel Relations and Studies (see under Miscellaneous Engineering-Related Labor Relations and Studies) 315 Technologies 331 Pest Management 299 Missionary Studies and Missiology 382 Pet Ownership and Care 350 Molecular Biology 304 Petroleum Engineering 330 Museology/Museum Studies 355 Pharmaceutical Sciences (see under Medical Music 385 Pharmacology) 344 Music History and Literature 386 Pharmacology, Human and Animal 305 MusicPiano and Organ Performance 386 Philosophy 358 Music Teacher Education 328 Photography 384 Music Theory and Composition 386 Physical Education Teaching and Coaching 328 Native American Studies (see under Physical Sciences 362 American Indian Studies) 301 Physics 362 Natural Resources Conservation 322 Physiological Psychology 367 Natural Resources Management and Policy 323 Physiology and Movement Studies (see Naturopathic Medicine 343 under Exercise Sciences) 357 Nuclear Engineering 330 Physiology, Human and Animal 305 Nursing 343 Plant Breeding and Genetics 299 Nursing Administration 344 Plant Pathology 303 Nursing Anesthetist 344 Plant Sciences 299 Nursing Science 344 Playwriting and Screenwriting 383

294 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 3O2 Alphabetical Guide to Subject Areas Index

Police Science (see under Law Russian Language and Literature 339 Enforcement) 364 Sales Operations (see under Selling Skills) 351 Political Science 379 Scandinavian Languages and Literatures 340 Pollution Control Technology (see under Science 355 Environmental Technology) 331 Science Teacher Education 329 Population Studies (see under Demography) 371 Science, Technology and Society 355 Portuguese Language and Literature 341 Screenwriting (see under Playwriting and Postsecondary Student Counseling (see Screenwriting) 383 under College Student Counseling and Secondary Teacher Education 326 Personnel Services) 327 Secretarial Services (see under Poultry Science 298 Administrative and Secretarial Services) 306 Precision Production Trades 362 Security and Loss Prevention Services 364 Pre-Elementary Teacher Education 326 Self-Awareness and Personal Assessment 357 Psychobiology (see under Physiological Selling Skills 351 Psychology) 367 Sign Language Interpreter 342 Psycho linguistics (see under Cognitive Slavic Area Studies (see under Russian Area Psychology) 366 Studies) 300 Psychology 368 Slavic Languages and Literatures (Other Public Administration 369 Than Russian) 339 Public Finance 314 Small Engine Mechanics and Repair 354 Public Health 344 Social and Philosophical Foundations of Public Health Education and Promotion 344 Education 326 Public Policy Analysis 369 Social Psychology 367 Public Relations 320 Social Sciences 379 Purchasing, Procurement and Contracts Social Studies Teacher Education 329 Management 309 Social Work 369 Quality Control Technology 331 Sociology 380 Quantitative Economics (see under Socio-Psychological Sports Studies 357 Econometrics) 372 Soil Sciences 299 Radiation Biology/Radiobiology 304 South Asian Studies 300 Radio and Television Broadcasting 320 Spanish Language and Literature 341 Ranch Management (see under Farm and Special Education 326 Ranch Management) 298 Speech and Rhetorical Studies 338 Range Science and Management 299 Sport and Fitness Reading, Literacy and Communication Skills 302 Administration/Management 357 Reading Teacher Education 329 Sports and Exercise 350 Real Estate 317 Sports Medicine (see under Athletic Regional Planning (see under Urban Training and Sports Medicine) 357 Planning) 299 Structural Engineering 330 Rehabilitation Services 344 Studio Arts (see under Fine Arts) 385 Religion/Religious Studies 359 Study Skills 302 Religious Education 382 Supervision (see under Operations Renaissance Studies (see under Medieval Management and Supervision) 309 and Renaissance Studies) 355 Surveying 331 Respiratory Therapy Technology 343 Systems Engineering 330 Restaurant Management (see under Hotel/ Taxation 318 Motel and Restaurant Management) 314 Teacher Education, Multiple Levels 326 Retailing Operations 351 Teacher Education, Specific Academic and Rhetorical Studies (see under Speech and Vocational Programs 327 Rhetorical Studies) 338 Teaching English as a Second Language/ Russian Area Studies 300 Foreign Language 329

THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG kr3 0 3 295 Alphabetical Guide to Subject Areas Index

Technical Teacher Education 329 Turf Management 298 Technical Writing (see under English Typing Services (see under General Office Technical and Business Writing) 337 Services) 306 Technology Education 381 Urban Planning 299 Telecommunications 320 Vehicle Marketing Operations 351 Television Broadcasting (see under Radio Veterinary Medicine 344 and Television Broadcasting) 320 Visual and Performing Arts 386 Theology/Theological Studies 382 Wastewater Treatment Technology (see Therapeutic Recreation (see under Adapted under Water Quality Technology) 331 Physical Education) 357 Water Quality Technology 331 Therapeutic Services (see under Water Resources Engineering 330 344 Rehabilitation Services) Welding Technology 363 304 Toxicology Wildlife and Wild lands Management 323 Transportation and Highway Engineering 330 Women's Studies 301 Travel Services Marketing Operations 351 Zoology 305 Travel-Tourism Management 314

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This index provides access to subjects of courses listed in the catalog. Identicalmajors, departments, or courses offered by different institutions frequently are called by differentnames. No common program nomenclature exists to which educational institutions adhere. However, the U.S. Department of Education, for its own statistical analyses, has developeda nomenclature and classification system of instructional programs that is finding increasing use by educational institutions andassociations. This Classification of Instructional Programs (CIP) provides the basis for this SubjectAreas Index. In this index, broad subject fields, which appear in bold capital letters,are arranged alphabetically. Under these broad subject fields, in bold, upper-case and lower-case letters,appear specific programs that comprise these subjects. These are arranged alphabetically. Some ofthese program headings are specific enough to serve as immediate headings for thecourses in the catalog. Most courses, however, require a third level of more specific headings toserve as identifiers. This third, most specific level of subject headings (in italics) is arranged alphabetically under relevant program-levelheadings. The only exception is that that unusual courses that donot fit an established subject heading are indexed at the end of the list under a heading labeled "....Other. " Under specific the appropriate subject heading, each index line consists ofthree parts: the name of the institution under which the coursesare listed in the main body of this catalog; a slash followed by the name of the department in italics; anda code letter in parentheses indicating the academic level of the course. These codes are: (E)= elementary courses; (H) = high school courses; (C) = college courses; (G) = graduate courses; (N) = noncredit courses. To find the name of a specific course thatan institution offers, turn to the listing of the institution in the main body of this catalog (institutionsare arranged alphabetically by name), find the appropriate course level of study (elementary, high school, college, graduate,noncredit), and look under the department name (the name in italics that follows the slash mark). If you want to find a specific subject byname, check the Alphabetical Guide that begins on page 290.

AGRICULTURAL BUSINESS AND University System of Georgia/ Agriculture and PRODUCTION Applied Economics (C) Agricultural Economics Agricultural Business and Management Eastern Oregon University/ Agricultural North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ Economics (C) Business (H) Sam Houston State University/ Agriculture (C) Texas Tech University/ Agriculture/Financial University of Idaho/ Agricultural Economics (C) Management (N) University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign/ Agricultural Business Operations Agricultural Economics (C) Sam Houston State University/ Agriculture (C) University of Kentucky/ Agriculture (C) Southern Illinois University at Carbondale/ University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ Agricultural Agricultural Education and Mechanization (C) Economics (C)

THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 305 297 Agricultural Business and Production Subject Areas Index

University of Wyoming/ Agricultural Economics University of Saskatchewan/ Agriculture (C) (C) University of WisconsinExtension/ Agriculture Western Illinois University/ Agriculture (C) (C, N) Farm and Ranch Management Kansas State University/ Agricultural Economics Animal Sciences (C) Athabasca University/ Biology (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Agriculture (N) Brigham Young University/ Animal Sciences (C) University of Idaho/ Agricultural Economics (C) Kansas State University/ Animal Sciences and Agricultural Mechanization Industry (C) North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ Murray State University/ Agriculture (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Agriculture (N) Agriculture (H) University of Kentucky/ Animal Sciences (C) Agricultural Production Work and University of MissouriColumbia/ Animal Management Sciences (C) Animal Husbandry and Production Management Agricultural Animal Nutrition Oklahoma State University/ Animal Sciences (C) Kansas State University/ Animal Sciences and Pennsylvania State University/ Agriculture (N) Industry (C) Utah State University/ Animal Sciences (C) North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ Agriculture (H) Horticulture Services Operations and Oklahoma State University/ Animal Sciences (C) Management The University of Arizona/ Animal Sciences (C) Auburn University/ Horticulture (C) University of Kentucky/ Animal Sciences (C) Kansas State University/ Horticulture (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Animal Oklahoma State University/ Horticulture (C) Sciences (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Agriculture University of Wyoming/ Animal Sciences (C) (H) Utah State University/ Animal Sciences (C) University of Missouri Columbia /Horticulture Animal Breeding and Genetics (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Agriculture (N) University of NebraskaLincoln/ Agriculture (H) Pennsylvania State University /Animal Sciences Western Michigan University/ Biology (C) (C) Greenhouse Operations and Management University of Arkansas/ Animal Sciences (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Horticulture (C) Dairy Science Landscaping Operations and Management Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Pennsylvania State University/ Agriculture (N) Mechanical College/ Dairy Science (C) University of Minnesota/ Horticulture (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Agriculture (N) Turf Management University of WisconsinExtension/ Dairy Science University System of Georgia/ Crop and Soil (H) Sciences (C) Poultry Science Murray State University/ Agriculture (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Agriculture (N) The University of North Carolina/ Animal AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES Sciences (C) Agriculture/Agricultural Sciences Pennsylvania State University/ Agriculture (N) Food Sciences and Technology Southern Illinois University at Carbondale/ Auburn University/ Nutrition and Food Science Agricultural Education and Mechanization (C) (C) Texas Tech University/ Agriculture (C, H) Kansas State University/ Animal Sciences and University of MissouriColumbia/ Agriculture Industry (C, G) (H) Kansas State University/General Agriculture (C) University of NebraskaLincoln/ Agriculture (H) Kansas State University/Grain Science (C)

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Mississippi State University/ Food Sciences and Washington State University/ Landscape Technology (C) Architecture (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Agriculture (N) Urban, Community and Regional Planning Plant Sciences University of MissouriColumbia/ Political Science Indiana University/ Science (H) (N) Pennsylvania State University/ Agriculture (N) Pennsylvania State University /Horticulture (C) University of Kentucky/ Agriculture (C) University of Kentucky/Agronomy (C) AREA, ETHNIC AND CULTURAL STUDIES Utah State University/ Plant Science (C) Weber State University/ Botany (C) Area Studies Agricultural Plant Physiology African Studies Colorado State University/ Soil and Crop Sciences Salve Regina University/ Humanities (G) (C) State University of New York Empire State Agronomy and Crop Science College/ Social Science (C) Colorado State University/ Agriculture (C, G) Syracuse University/ Social Science (G) Eastern Oregon University/ Crop and Soil Sciences Thomas Edison State College/ History (C) (C) University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign/ University of Florida/ Agronomy (C) Sociology (C) Horticulture Science The University of Memphis/ Anthropology (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Agriculture (N) University of Minnesota/ Afro-American Studies University System of Georgia/ Horticulture (C) (C) Pest Management The University of North Carolina/ African Colorado State University/ Agriculture (G, C) . .Studies (C) Plant Breeding and Genetics University of Northern Iowa/ Political Science Eastern Oregon University/ Crop and Soil Sciences (C) (C) University of Utah/ Political Science (C) Range Science and Management University System of Georgia/ Political Science Kansas State University/ Agronomy (G, C) (C) University of Wyoming/ Range Management (C) Western Washington University/ History (C) Soil Sciences American Studies/Civilization Eastern Oregon University/ Crop and Soil Sciences Columbia Union College/ History (C) (C) Indiana University/ American Studies (C) Oklahoma State University/ Agronomy (C) Pennsylvania State University/ American Studies/ Pennsylvania State University/ Agriculture (N) Women's Studies (C) Texas Tech University/ Plant and Soil Science (C) Salve Regina University/ Humanities (G) University of Kentucky/ Agronomy (C) Thomas Edison State College/ History (C) Utah State University/ Soil Science (C) University of Alaska Southeast/ Alaska Studies (C) University of Kentucky/ Social Studies (H) ARCHITECTURE AND RELATED University of Maryland University College/ PROGRAMS Behavioral and Social Science (C) The University of Memphis/ University College Architecture (C) Washington State University/ Architecture (C) University of Minnesota/ American Studies (C) Washington State University /Interior Design (C) The University of North Carolina/ Interdisciplinary Studies (C) Landscape Architecture University of Northern Iowa/ Social Science (C) Utah State University/ Landscape Architecture and Washington State University/ American Studies Environmental Planning (C) (C)

THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 3 07 299 Area, Ethnic and Cultural Studies Subject Areas Index

Asian Studies Western Michigan University/ Sociology (C) Salve Regina University/ Humanities (G) Western Washington University/ East Asian Stephens College/ Social Sciences and History (C) Studies (C) Syracuse University/ Social Science (G) Eastern European Area Studies Thomas Edison State College/ Asian Studies (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Polish (C) University of Maryland University College/ European Studies Behavioral and Social Science (C) Eastern Oregon University/ Modern Languages The University of Memphis/ University College (C) (C) Syracuse University/ Social Science (G) University of Michigan/ Asian Studies (C) The University of Alabama/ German (C) Western Michigan University/ Political Science University of Arkansas/ French (C) (C) University of Arkansas/German (C) Canadian Studies University of Oklahoma/ French (C) Athabasca University/ Anthropology (C) Latin American Studies Athabasca University/English (C) Brigham Young University/ History (C) Athabasca University /Health Administration (C) Charter Oak State College/ History/Political Athabasca University/History (C) Science (C) Athabasca University /Industrial Relations (C) Eastern Oregon University/ Spanish (C) Athabasca University /Legal Studies (C) Salve Regina University/ Humanities (G) Athabasca University/Native Studies (C) Stephens College/ Languages and Literature (C) Athabasca University/Public Administration (C) Syracuse University/ Social Science (G) Athabasca University /Sociology (C) Thomas Edison State College/ History (C) University of Windsor/ Social Science (C) University of NebraskaLincoln/ History (C) Western Washington University/ Canadian/ University of Northern Iowa/ History (C) American Studies (C) University of Southern Colorado/ Chicano East Asian Studies Studies (C) Oklahoma State University/ History (C) University of Southern Colorado /Political Science Southern Illinois University at Carbondale/ (C) General Education C (Humanities) (C) The University of Texas at Austin/ Economics State University of New York Empire State (C) College/ History (C) The University of Texas at Austin/History (C) Stephens College/ Philosophy, Law, and Rhetoric Washington State University/ History (C) (C) Middle Eastern Studies Stephens College /Social Sciences and History (C) Brigham Young University/ Near Eastern Studies Thomas Edison State College/ History (C) (C) The University of Arizona/ Chinese Studies (C) Salve Regina University/ Humanities (G) The University of Arizona/East Asian Studies (C) Thomas Edison State College/ History (C) The University of Arizona/Near East Studies (C) University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign/ Art University of Maryland University College/ and Design (C) Behavioral and Social Science (C) University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign/ Russian and Slavic Area Studies Asian Studies (C) Salve Regina University/ Humanities (G) University of Kansas/ East Asian Languages and Southern Illinois University at Carbondale/ Cultures (C) Foreign Language and Literature (Russian) (C) The University of Memphis/ University College Syracuse University/ Social Science (G) (C) University of Kansas/ History (C) University of NebraskaLincoln/ History (C) South Asian Studies University of Washington/ History (C) The University of Arizona/ Near East Studies (C) Washington State University/ Asia (C) University of Minnesota/ Religious Studies (C)

300 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Subject Areas Index Area, Ethnic and Cultural Studies

Ethnic and Cultural Studies University of WisconsinExtension/ Hebrew and University of Colorado at Boulder/ Social Studies Semitic Studies (C) (H) Women's Studies University of NebraskaLincoln/ Social Studies Arizona State University/ Women's Studies (C) (H) Athabasca University/ English (C) African-American Studies Athabasca University/History (C) Colorado State University/ History (C) Athabasca University/Native Studies (C) Eastern Washington University/ Black Studies Athabasca University /Sociology (C) (C) Athabasca University/ Women's Studies (C) Pennsylvania State University/ African/African- Charter Oak State College/ Sociology /Psychology American Studies (C) (C) State University of New York Empire State Eastern Washington University/ Women's Studies College/ Social Science (C) (C) The University of Arizona/ African-American Kansas State University/ Women's Studies (C) Studies (C, H) Memorial University of Newfoundland/ Women's University of Arkansas/ History (C) Studies (C) The University of Iowa/ African American World Middle Tennessee State University/ Women's Studies (C) Studies (C) The University of Iowa/ English (C) Ohio University/ Women's Studies (C) University of Kansas/ African Studies (C) Oregon State University/ Women Studies (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Literature (C) Pennsylvania State University/ American Studies/ Western Michigan University/ Black Americana Women's Studies (C) Studies (C) Roosevelt University/ History (C) Western Michigan University /Social Work (C) Southern Illinois University at Carbondale/ American Indian/Native American Studies Women's Studies (C) Athabasca University/ Native Studies (C) Stephens College/ Social Sciences and History (C) Sam Houston State University/ Sociology (C) Stephens College/ Women's Studies (C) University of Alaska Fairbanks/ Alaska Native Thomas Edison State College/ History of Women Studies (C) (C) The University of Arizona/ Social Studies (H) The University of Arizona/ Sociology (C) University of Arkansas/ History (C) The University of Iowa/ Anthropology (C) University of Saskatchewan/ Native Studies (C) The University of Iowa / Women's Studies (C) The University of Texas at Austin/ History (C) University of Maryland University College/ University of Washington/ American Indian Humanities (C) Studies (C) University of Michigan/ Women's Studies (C) University of WisconsinExtension/ English (C) University of Minnesota/ Women's Studies (C) University of Wyoming/ History (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Women's Hispanic-American Studies Studies (C) Brigham Young University/ History (C) University of Nevada, Reno/ Women's Studies State University of New York Empire State (C) College/ History (C) University of WisconsinExtension/ English (C) The University of Arizona/ History (H) University of Wisconsin Extension /Social Studies Washington State University/ Spanish (C) (H) Islamic Studies University of WisconsinExtension/ Women's Ohio University/ Philosophy (C) Studies (C) State University of New York Empire State University of WisconsinSuperior/ Women's College/ History (C) Studies (C) Jewish/Judaic Studies University System of Georgia/ Women's Studies University of Minnesota/ Jewish Studies (C) (C)

THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 3 0 9. 301 Subject Areas Index Area, Ethnic and Cultural Studies

Washington State University/ Management (C) Utah Valley State College/ Business (C) Washington State University/Women Studies (C) Reading, Literacy and Communication Skills Western Washington University/ Women Studies Brigham Young University/ English Language and (C) Literature (H) Brigham Young University/ Language Arts (H) Ohio University/ University College (C) BASIC SKILLS University of MissouriColumbia/ English (H) Indiana University/ English (H) University of NebraskaLincoln/ English (H) Keystone National High School/ Elective (H) University of South Carolina/ English (H) North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ University of WisconsinExtension/ Study Skills Home Economics (E) (H) The University of Arizona/ Correspondence Studies Study Skills Brigham Young University/ ACT Preparation (H) (N) The University of Arizona/ Mathematics and Brigham Young University /Social Science (H) Consumer Economics (H) Brigham Young University/Student Development University of Maryland University College/ (C) Experiential Learning (C) Indiana University/ English (H) University of Minnesota/ English (H) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Mechanical College/ Study Skills (N, H) Career Exploration/Awareness Skills Brigham Young University/ Social Science (H) Oklahoma State University/ Guidance (C) Eastern Oregon University/ Social Science (C) Roosevelt University/ Bachelor of General Studies Indiana University/ Multidisciplinary Studies (H) Program (C) University of Kansas/ Psychology and Research in Texas Tech University/ SAT Review (H) Education (C) The University of Arizona/ Personal Development University of MissouriColumbia/ Personal (N) Development (H) University of Arkansas/ English (H) University of NebraskaLincoln/ Career Planning University of Colorado at Boulder/ Study Skills (H) (H) University of South Carolina/ Career Planning University of Nebraska Lincoln/ Study Skills (H) (H) University of WisconsinSuperior/ University of Oklahoma/ Study Skills (H) Interdisciplinary Studies (C) University of South Carolina/ Study Skills (H) University of South Dakota/ Study Skills (H) Driver Education Brigham Young University/ Driver Education (H) University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ Study Skills Indiana University/ Driver Education (H) (N) Keystone National High School/ Elective (H) North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES/LIFE SCIENCES Driver Education (H) Pennsylvania State University/ Driver Education Biochemistry and Biophysics (H) Biochemistry University of MissouriColumbia/ Driver Athabasca University/ Chemistry (C) Education (H) University of California Extension/ Biochemistry University of NebraskaLincoln/ Driver Education (C) (H) University of Wyoming/ Molecular Biology (C) Job Seeking/Changing Skills Biophysics Auburn University/ Vocational and Adult Thomas Edison State College/ Radiation Education (C) Biophysics (C) Indiana University/ Business (C) Texas Tech University/ Personal and Miscellaneous Biology Services (N) Adams State College/ Science (C) University of WisconsinSuperior/ Business (C) Athabasca University/ Biology (C)

THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 302 CL 30 Subject Areas Index Biological Sciences/Life Sciences

Auburn University/ Biology (C) University of Kentucky/ Biology (C) Bethany College of the Assemblies of God/ University of Kentucky/Science (H) School of Arts and Sciences (C) University of Manitoba/ Biology (C) Brigham Young University/ Biology (C) University of Minnesota/ Biology (C, H) Brigham Young University/Science (H) University of Mississippi/ Biology (C) Charter Oak State College/ Biology (G, C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Biology (C) The College of West Virginia/ Biology (C) University of MissouriColumbia/Science (H) Colorado State University/ Zoology (C) University of NebraskaLincoln/ Science (H) Columbia Union College/ Biology (C) University of Nevada, Reno/ Biology (H) Columbia Union College/ Biology/Health Science The University of North Carolina/ Biology (C) (C) University of Northern Colorado/ Biology (C) Eastern Oregon University/ Biology (C) University of Oklahoma/ Biology (H) Governors State University/ Biology (C) University of South Carolina/ Science (H) Home Study International/Griggs University/ University of South Dakota/ Science (H) Biology (C, H) University of Southern Mississippi/ Biology (H) Indiana State University/ Life Sciences (C) University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ Biology (H) Indiana University/ Biology (C) The University of Texas at Austin/ Biology (H) Indiana University/Science (H) University of Utah/ Biology (C) Keystone National High School/ Science (H) University of Windsor/ Biology (C) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and University of WisconsinExtension/ Biology (H) Mechanical College/ Biology (C, H) University of WisconsinSuperior/ Biology (C) Memorial University of Newfoundland/ Biology University of Wyoming/ Science (H) (C) Upper Iowa University/ Biology (C) Minot State University/ Biology (C) Utah State University/ Biology (C) Mississippi State University/ Biological Sciences/ Utah Valley State College/ Life Sciences (C) Life Sciences (H) Washington State University/ Biology (C) Mississippi State University/Science (H) Weber State University/ Health (C) North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ Western Illinois University/ Biological Sciences Science (H, E) (C) Ohio University/ Biological Sciences (C) Western Michigan University/ Biology (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Biological Sciences (C) Botany Portland State University/ Biology (H) Athabasca University/ Biology (C) Roger Williams University/ Biology (C) Brigham Young University/ Botany (C) Southwest Texas State University/ Biology (C) Eastern Kentucky University/ Biology (C) State University of New York Empire State Eastern Oregon University/ Botany (C) College/ Science (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Biological Sciences Syracuse University/ Biological Sciences (C) (C) Taylor University, Worldwide Campus/ Biology The University of Arizona/ Ecology and (C) Evolutionary Biology (C) Texas Tech University/ Biology (H) University of California Extension/ Botany (C) Thomas Edison State College/ Biology (C) University of WisconsinExtension/ Botany The University of Alabama/ Biology (C) (C, N) The University of Alabama/Science (H) Western Michigan University/ Biology (C) The University of Arizona/ Biology (H) Plant Pathology University of Arkansas/ Science (H) Pennsylvania State University/ Plant Pathology University of California Extension/ Biology (N) (C, H) The University of Arizona/ Plant Pathology University of Colorado at Boulder/ Science (H) (N, C) University of Idaho/ Biology (H) University of MissouriColumbia/ Pest University of Kansas/ Biology (C) Management (G, C)

THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 303 Biological Sciences/Life Sciences Subject Areas Index

University of Missouri Columbia /Plant and University of WisconsinSuperior/ Biology (C) Pathology (G) University System of Georgia/ Biology (C) Western Michigan University/ Biology (C) Cell and Molecular Biology Evolutionary Biology Cell Biology University of Kentucky/ Biology (C) Athabasca University/ Biology (C) University of WisconsinSuperior/ Biology (C) University of Minnesota/ Biology (C) Western Illinois University/ Biological Sciences Molecular Biology (C) University of California Extension/ Biology (C) Genetics, Plant and Animal Athabasca University/ Biology (C) Microbiology/Bacteriology Brigham Young University/ Biology (C) Brigham Young University/ Microbiology (C) Charter Oak State College/ Biology (C, G) The College of West Virginia/ Biology (C) Emporia State University/ General Biology (C) Eastern Oregon University/ Biology (C) Indiana State University/ Life Sciences (C) Mississippi State University/ Microbiology (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Biological Sciences University of Arkansas/ Microbiology (C) (C) University of Kentucky/ Biology (C) Roosevelt University/ Bachelor of General Studies University of Manitoba/ Microbiology (C) Program (C) University of Saskatchewan/ Nursing (C) Syracuse University/ Biological Sciences (C) University of Windsor/ Biology (C) University of California Extension/ Genetics (C) Utah State University/ Biology (C) University of Kentucky/ Biology (C) Western Illinois University/ Biological Sciences University of Minnesota/ Biology (C) (C) University of Minnesota/ Genetics, Cell Biology (C) Miscellaneous Biological Specializations University of MissouriColumbia/ Biology (C) Anatomy University of Saskatchewan/ Biology (C) Brigham Young University/ Science (H) University of Windsor/ Biology (C) The College of West Virginia/ Biology (C) Marine/Aquatic Biology Pennsylvania State University/ Biological Sciences University of Alaska Fairbanks/ Biology (C) (C) University of California Extension/ Integrative Stephens College/ Natural Sciences (C) Biology (C) The University of Alabama/ Biology (C) University of South Carolina/ Marine Science (C) The University of Arizona/ Cell Biology and Nutritional Sciences Anatomy (C) The College of West Virginia/ Biology (C) The University of North Carolina/ Biology (C) Creighton University, University College/ Biometrics Nursing (C) Western Illinois University/ Biological Sciences Indiana University/ Nursing (C) (G) Oklahoma State University/ Nutritional Sciences Biostatistics (C) The University of Arizona/ Statistics (C) Portland State University/ Chemistry (C) The University of Iowa/ Preventive Medicine (C) Thomas Edison State College/ Biology (C) Ecology University of Northern Colorado/ Community Brigham Young University/ Science (H) Health/Nutrition (C) Marywood University/ Science (C) Radiation Biology/Radiobiology University of Alaska Fairbanks/ Biology (C) University of California Extension/ Radiological University of Idaho/ Biology (C) Sciences (N) University of Minnesota/ Ecology, Evolution, and Toxicology Behavior (C) McGill University/ Medicine (G) University of NebraskaLincoln/ Biological Miscellaneous Biological Specializations, Other Sciences (C) Northern State University/ Mathematics and University of Utah/ Biology (C) Natural Sciences (C)

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Zoology University of Southern Mississippi/ Biology (C) North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ University of WisconsinSuperior/ Biology (C) Science (H) University of Alaska Southeast/ Biology (C) University of Kentucky/ Biology (C) BUSINESS MANAGEMENT AND Entomology ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ Science (H) Accounting Pennsylvania State University/ Agriculture (N) Adams State College/ Business (C) Pennsylvania State University /Entomology (N) Athabasca University/ Accounting (C, N) Purdue University/ Entomology (N) Ball State University/ Accounting (C) The University of Arizona/ Entomology (C) Bethany College of the Assemblies of God/ University of California Extension/ Entomological School of Professional Studies (C) Science (C) Brigham Young University/ Accounting (C) University of Florida/ Pest Control (N) Brigham Young University/Business (H) University of MissouriColumbia/ Entomology Central Michigan University/ Accounting (C) (C) The College of West Virginia/ Accounting (C) University of WisconsinSuperior/ Biology (C) Columbia Union College/ Accounting (C) Pathology, Human and Animal David N. Myers College/ Accounting (C) University of New Brunswick/ Biology (C) David N. Myers College/Management (C) University of Windsor/ Biology (C) Eastern Oregon University/ Business (C) Pharmacology, Human and Animal Eastern Washington University/ Business (C) The College of West Virginia/ Biology (C) Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University/ The University of Arizona/ Pharmacology (C) Management Science/Business (C) University of North Dakota/ Pharmacology and Home Study International/Griggs University/ Toxicology (C) Accounting (C, H) Western Michigan University/ Health and Human Indiana University/ Business (C) Services (C) Indiana University/Business Education (H) Physiology, Human and Animal Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Athabasca University/ Biology (C) Mechanical College/ Accounting (C) Columbia Union College/ Respiratory Care (C) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Mechanical College/ Bookkeeping (N) Mechanical College/ Zoology (C) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Ohio University/ Biological Sciences (C) Mechanical College/Finance (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Biological Sciences Marywood University/ Business (C) (C) Memorial University of Newfoundland/ Business Southern Illinois University at Carbondale/ (C) Physiology (C) Minot State University/ Business (C) University of California Extension/ Molecular Mississippi State University/ Accounting (C) and Cell Biology (C) North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ University of Kansas/ Biology (C) Business (H) University of New Brunswick/ Biology (C) Northern Michigan University/ Accounting (C) University of Utah/ Biology (C) Northwood University/ Accounting (C) University of Windsor/ Biology (C) Ohio University/ Accounting (C) Utah State University/ Biology (C) Oklahoma State University/ Accounting (C) Zoology, Other Pennsylvania State University/ Accounting (C) Stephens College/ Natural Sciences (C) Portland State University/ Business Administration (H, C) Biological Sciences/Life Sciences, Other Roger Williams University/ Business (C) Ohio University/ Biological Sciences (C) Saint Joseph's College/ Business (C) The University of Alabama/ Biology (C) Salve Regina University/ Management (G)

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Sam Houston State University/ Accounting (C) University of Utah/ Accounting (N) San Jose State University/ Total Quality University of Washington/ Accounting/Business Management (N) (C) State University of New York Empire State University of Windsor/ Accounting (C) College/ Accounting (C) University of WisconsinExtension/ Business Stephens College/ Business Administration (G, C) (N, C, H) Syracuse University/ Accounting (G) University of WisconsinPlatteville/ Accounting Syracuse University/Business Administration (C) (C) Syracuse University /Managerial Control (G) University of WisconsinSuperior/ Accounting Texas Tech University/ Accounting (C, H) (C) Thomas Edison State College/ Accounting (C) University of Wyoming/ Accounting (C, H) The University of Alabama/ Business Education University System of Georgia/ Accounting (C) (H) Upper Iowa University/ Business Administration The University of Arizona/ Accounting (H, C) (C) University of California Extension/ Business (C) US Department of Agriculture Graduate University of Colorado at Boulder/ Business (H) SchoolCorrespondence School/ Accounting University of Florida! Vocational Education (H) (C) University of Idaho/ Accounting (C) US Department of Agriculture Graduate University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign/ SchoolCorrespondence School/Management Accounting (C) (C) University of Kentucky/ Accounting (C) US Department of Agriculture Graduate University of Kentucky/Business (H) SchoolNational Independent Study Center/ University of Maryland University College/ Accounting (N) Management (C) Utah State University/ Accounting (C) University of Minnesota/ Accounting (C) Washington State University/ Accounting (C) University of Minnesota /General College (C) Weber State University/ Accounting (C) University of Mississippi/ Accounting (C) Weber State University/Sales and Service University of MissouriColumbia/ Accounting Technology (C) (C) Accounting Technology University of MissouriColumbia/Business Eastern Oregon University/ Office Administration Education (H) (C) University of NebraskaLincoln/ Accounting (C) Ohio University/ Accounting Technology (C) University of NebraskaLincoln/Business (H) Roger Williams University/ Business (C) University of Nevada, Reno/ Accounting (C) The University of North Carolina/ Accounting (C) Administrative and Secretarial Services The University of North Carolina/Business (C) The College of West Virginia/ Secretarial Science University of North Dakota/ Accounting (C) (C) University of Northern Iowa/ Accounting (C) General Office/Clerical and Typing Services University of Oklahoma/ Accounting (C) Ball State University/ Business Education and University of South Carolina/ Accounting (C) Office Administration (C) University of South Dakota/ Business (C) Brigham Young University/ Business (H) University of South Dakota/Business Education Chadron State College/ Business and Economics (H) (C) University of Southern Colorado/ Accounting The College of West Virginia/ Secretarial Science (C) (C) University of Southern Mississippi/ Business (H) The College of West Virginia/ Word Processing University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ Accounting (C) (H, C) Columbia Union College/ Business (C) The University of Texas at Austin/ Accounting Eastern Oregon University/ Office Administration (H) (C)

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Home Study International/Griggs University/ The University of Arizona/ Business (H) Secretarial Training (C) University of California Extension/ Business (C) Home Study International/Griggs University/ University of Central Arkansas/ Management (C) Typing (H) University of Florida! Management (C) Indiana University/ Business Education (H) University of Idaho/ Business (C) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and University of Kentucky/ Business (H) Mechanical College/ Business Education University of Maryland University College/ (C, H) Technology and Management (C) North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ University of Minnesota/ Applied Business (C) Business (H) University of Minnesota/Business (H) Texas Tech University/ Business (H) University of Minnesota/General College (C) The University of Arizona/ Teaching and Teacher University of MissouriColumbia/ Business Education (C) Education (H) University of Colorado at Boulder/ Business (H) University of NebraskaLincoln/ Business (H) University of Idaho/ Business Education (C) University of South Carolina/ Business Education University of MissouriColumbia/ Business (H) Education (H) University of South Carolina/Management (C) University of NebraskaLincoln/ Business (H) University of South Dakota/ Business Education University of South Carolina/ Business Education (H) (H) University of Southern Mississippi/ Business (H) University of South Dakota/ Business Education University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ Business (H) (H) US Department of Agriculture Graduate University of Tennessee, Knoxville/Business SchoolNational Independent Study Center/ Management (C) General Office (N) University of WisconsinExtension/ Business (N, H) Business University of WisconsinPlatteville/ Business Columbia Union College/ Business (C) Administration (C) Eastern Kentucky University/ Administrative University of WisconsinSuperior/ Business (C) Systems and Business Education (C) University of Wyoming/ Business (C) Eastern Oregon University/ Business (C) Utah State University/ Business Administration Home Study International/Griggs University/ (C) Business (C) Weber State University/ Business Administration Indiana University/ Business Education (H) (C) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Mechanical College/ Business Education (H) Business Administration and Management Marywood University/ Business (C) Adams State College/ Business (C) Mississippi State University/ Business (H) Athabasca University/ Administration (C) North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ Athabasca University/Management Science (C) Business (H) Athabasca University/Organizational Behaviour Portland State University/ Business Administration (C) (H) Ball State University/ Management Science (C) Savannah State University/ Business (C) Bethany College of the Assemblies of God/ Stephens College/ Business Administration (C, G) School of Professional Studies (C) Syracuse University/ Managerial Dynamics (G) Brigham Young University/ Business (H) Texas Tech University/ Business (H) Brigham Young University/ Organizational Thomas Edison State College/ Business (C) Behavior (C) The University of Alabama/ Business Education Central Michigan University/ Management (C) (H) Chadron State College/ Business and Economics University of Alaska Fairbanks/ Business (C) Administration (C) The College of West Virginia/ Business Law (C) , 31 5- THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 307 Business Management and Administrative Services Subject Areas Index

The College of West Virginia/Management (C) Stephens College/ Business Administration (C, G) Columbia Union College/ Management (C) Stephens College/ Philosophy and Religion (C) David N. Myers College/ Management (C) Syracuse University/ Business Administration (C) Eastern Kentucky University/ Administrative Syracuse University/Management (G) Systems and Business Education (C) Syracuse University /Managerial Dynamics (G) Eastern Kentucky University/Management (C) Texas Tech University/ Business (H) Eastern Michigan University/ Philosophy (C) Thomas Edison State College/ Business (C) Eastern Oregon University/ Business (C) Thomas Edison State College/Management (C) Eastern Washington University/ Business (C) Thomas Edison State College/ Philosophy (C) Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University/ University of Arkansas/ Management (C) Management Science/Business (C) University of California Extension/ Business (C) Home Study International/Griggs University/ The University of Charleston/ Business (C) Business (C) University of Colorado at Boulder/ Business (G) Indiana University/ Business (C) University of Florida/ Condominium Management Indiana University/ College of Arts and Sciences (N) (C) University of Florida/Management (C) Kansas State University/ Management (C) University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign/ Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Business Administration (C) Mechanical College/ Management (C) University of Kentucky/ Management (C) Marywood University/ Business (C) University of Maryland University College/ Memorial University of Newfoundland/ Business Business and Management (C) (C) University of Maryland University College/ Minot State University/ Business (C) Humanities (C) Northern Michigan University/ Management/ University of Maryland University College/ Marketing (C) Management (C) Northwood University/ Business (C) University of Maryland University College/ Northwood University/Humanities (C) Technology and Management (C) Ohio University/ Business Administration (C) University of Minnesota/ Applied Business (C) Ohio University/Business Management Technology University of Minnesota/Management (C) (C) University of Mississippi/ Philosophy (C) Ohio University/Management (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Management Oklahoma State University/ Management (C) (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Business University of NebraskaLincoln/ Management Administration (C) (C) Pennsylvania State University/Management (C) University of North Dakota/ Management (C) Roger Williams University/ Business (C) University of Northern Iowa/ Management (C) Roosevelt University/ Management (C) University of South Carolina/ Management (C) Saint Joseph's College/ Business (C) University of Southern Colorado/ Business Salve Regina University/ Business (C) Administration (C) Salve Regina University/Management (G) University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ Business Sam Houston State University/ General Business Management (C) Administration (C) University of Windsor/ Business Strategy and Sam Houston State University/Management (C) Entrepreneurship (C) San Jose State University/ Total Quality University of WisconsinExtension/ Business Management (N) (N, C) Southern Illinois University at Carbondale/ University of Wisconsin Extension /Philosophy Advanced Technical Studies (C) (C) State University of New York Empire State University of WisconsinPlatteville/ Business College/ General Business (C) Administration (C) State University of New York Empire State University of WisconsinSuperior/ Business (C) College /Social Science (C) University System of Georgia/ Management (C)

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Upper Iowa University/ Business Administration Memorial University of Newfoundland/ Business (C) (C) US Department of Agriculture Graduate Ohio University/ Operations (C) SchoolCorrespondence School/ Management Oklahoma State University/ Management (C) (C) Saint Joseph's College/ Business (C) US Department of Agriculture Graduate Syracuse University/ Managerial Control (G) SchoolNational Independent Study Center/ Texas Tech University/ Business (C) Management (N) Thomas Edison State College/ Operations Utah State University/ Business Administration Management (C) (C) University of California Extension/ Business (C) Washington State University/ Management (C) University of NebraskaLincoln/ Management Western Illinois University/ Management (C) (C) Logistics and Materials Management University of Southern Colorado/ Management Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University/ (C) Management Science/Business (C) Upper Iowa University/ Business Administration Pennsylvania State University/ Business Logistics (C) (C) Western Illinois University/ Management (C) Syracuse University/ Business Administration (C) Purchasing, Procurement and Contracts Management University of California Extension/ Business (C) David N. Myers College/ Management (C) University of North Dakota/ Business and Ohio University/ Business Management Technology Vocational Education (C) (C) Western Illinois University/ Marketing and Pennsylvania State University/ Business Logistics Finance (C) (C) Office Supervision and Management Syracuse University/ Business Administration (C) The College of West Virginia/ Office Management University of California Extension/ Business (C) (C) University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign/ Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Business Administration (C) Mechanical College/ Business Education (C) University of Southern Colorado/ Management Murray State University/ Office Administration (C) (C) The University of Texas at Austin/ Continuing University of Florida/ Supervision (N) Education (N) University System of Georgia/ Business Education University of WisconsinExtension/ Business (C) (N, C) US Department of Agriculture Graduate SchoolCorrespondence School/ Management Business Communications (C) Adams State College/ Business (C) US Department of Agriculture Graduate Arizona State University/ Business (C) SchoolNational Independent Study Center/ Ball State University/ Business Education and General Office (N) Office Administration (C) US Department of Agriculture Graduate Bethany College of the Assemblies of God/ SchoolNational Independent Study Center/ School of Professional Studies (C) Management (N) Brigham Young University/ Business (H) Utah State University/ Business Education (C) Columbia Union College/ Business (C) Operations Management and Supervision David N. Myers College/ English (C) The College of West Virginia/ Management (C) Eastern Kentucky University/ Administrative David N. Myers College/ Management (C) Systems and Business Education (C) Indiana University/ Business (C) Eastern Michigan University/ Management (C) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Indiana University/ Business (C) Mechanical College/ Information Systems and Indiana University/Business Education (H) Decision Sciences (C) Ohio University/ Business Management Technology Marywood University/ Business (C) (C)

THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 309 1t7 Business Management and Administrative Services Subject Areas Index

Ohio University /Professional Communication (C) Business Information Services Oklahoma State University/ Business (C) Management Information Systems and Business Data Oklahoma State University/Business Processing Communications (C) Adams State College/ Business (C) Oklahoma State University/Communication Athabasca University/ Computer Science (C) Sciences and Disorders (C) The College of West Virginia/ Office Management Portland State University/ English (H) (C) Stephens College/ Business Administration (G) David N. Myers College/ Management (C) Texas A&M UniversityCommerce/ General Eastern Oregon University/ Business (C) Business (C) Eastern Oregon University / Office Administration Texas Tech University/ Business (H) (C) Texas Tech University/Management (C) Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University/ Aviation Thomas Edison State College/ Management (C) Business Administration (G) The University of Arizona/ Business (H) Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University of Arkansas/ English (H) University/ Management Science/Business (C) The University of Charleston/ Business (C) Marywood University/ Business (C) University of Colorado at Boulder/ Business (H) Ohio University/ Business Management Technology University of Florida/ Supervision (N) (C) University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign/ Roger Williams University/ Business (C) Salve Regina University/ Management (G) Business and Technical Writing (C) Stephens College/ Business Administration (G) University of Kentucky/ Business (H) Syracuse University/ Quantitative Methods (G) University of Minnesota/ Applied Business (C) University of Southern Colorado/ Management University of NebraskaLincoln/ Business (H) (C) University of NebraskaLincoln/Family and University of Windsor/ Management Science (C) Consumer Sciences (H) University of WisconsinExtension/ Business (C) University of Nevada, Reno/ Business (N) Upper Iowa University/ Business Administration University of Oklahoma/ English (H) (C) University of South Carolina/ Business Education Utah Valley State College/ Business (C) (H) University of South Dakota/ Business Education (H) Business Law University of Southern Mississippi/ Business (H) Adams State College/ Business (C) Arizona State University/ Business (C) University of Southern Mississippi/Speech Bethany College of the Assemblies of God/ Communication (C) School of Professional Studies (C) University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ Business Brigham Young University/ Accounting (C) Communications Systems (H) Brigham Young University/Business (H) University of Washington/ Business Chadron State College/ Business and Economics Communications (C) (C) University of WisconsinExtension/ Business (C) The College of West Virginia/ Business Law (C) Upper Iowa University/ Business Administration Columbia Union College/ Business (C) (C) Eastern Kentucky University/ General Business US Department of Agriculture Graduate (C) SchoolNational Independent Study Center/ Eastern Oregon University/ Business (C) Business Communications (N) Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University/ US Department of Agriculture Graduate Management Science/Business (C) SchoolNational Independent Study Center/ Indiana University/ Business (C) Management (N) Indiana University/Business Education (H)

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Louisiana State University and Agricultural and University of Windsor/ Business Strategy and Mechanical College/ Finance (C) Entrepreneurship (C) Marywood University/ Business (C) University of WisconsinExtension/ Business Mississippi State University/ Business (H) (C, N) Murray State University/ Legal Studies (C) University of WisconsinPlatteville/ Business North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ Administration (C) Business (H) University of Wyoming/ Business (H) Northwood University/ Law (C) Upper Iowa University/ Business Administration Ohio University/ Business Law (C) (C) Oklahoma State University/ Law, Preparation for Business/Managerial Economics (C) Adams State College/ Economics (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Business Law Northwood University/ Business (C) (C, N) Western Illinois University/ Economics (C) Roosevelt University/ Accounting (C) Saint Joseph's College/ Business (C) Business Quantitative Methods and Salve Regina University/ Business (C) Management Science Salve Regina University/Management (G) Athabasca University/ Management Science (C) Sam Houston State University/ General Business Columbia Union College/ Business (C) Administration (C) Home Study International/Griggs University/ State University of New York Empire State Business (C) College/ General Business (C) Memorial University of Newfoundland/ Business Stephens College/ Business Administration (C) (C) Syfacuse University/ Business Administration (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Management Texas A&M UniversityCommerce/ General Science and Information Systems (C) Business (C) State University of New York Empire State Texas Tech University/ Business (H) College/ General Business (C) Texas Tech University/Business Law (C) Stephens College/ Business Administration (G) Thomas Edison State College/ Business (C) Syracuse University/ Quantitative Methods (G) The University of Arizona/ Business (H) University of Florida! Management (C) University of Arkansas/ Business Law (C) University of NebraskaLincoln/ Management University of California Extension/ Business (C) (C) University of Idaho/ Business (C) University of Windsor/ Management Science (C) University of Kentucky/ Business (H) Business Statistics University of Maryland University College/ Adams State College/ Business (C) Business and Management (C) Athabasca University/ Management Science (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Business Marywood University/ Business (C) Education (H) Mississippi State University/ Business Statistics University of MissouriColumbia/Management (C) (C) Ohio University/ Quantitative Business Analysis University of NebraskaLincoln/ Business (H) (C) University of South Carolina/ Accounting (C) Oklahoma State University/ Statistics (C) University of South Carolina/Business Education San Jose State University/ Total Quality (H) Management (N) University of Southern Colorado/ Business Syracuse University/ Business Administration (C) Administration (C) Syracuse University/Quantitative Methods (G) University of Southern Mississippi/ Business (H) Texas Tech University/ Business (C) University of Southern Mississippi /General University of Nevada, Reno/ Economics (C) Business Administration (C) University of WisconsinPlatteville/ Economics University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ Business Law (C) (H) Utah State University/ Statistics (C)

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Management Science Financial Management and Services Athabasca University/ Management Science (C) Banking and Financial Support Services Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University/ Marywood University/ Business (C) Management Science/Business (C) Northwood University/ Business (C) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Ohio University/ Economics (C) Mechanical College/ Information Systems and Roger Williams University/ Business (C) Decision Sciences (C) State University of New York Empire State Syracuse University/ Business Administration (C) College/ General Business (C) University of Windsor/ Management Science (C) Syracuse University/ Business Administration (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Economics (C) University of South Carolina/ Economics (C) Enterprise Management and Operation University of South Carolina/Finance (C) Charter Oak State College/ Business Western Michigan University/ Economics (C) (Management) (C) Finance The College of West Virginia/ Management (C) Athabasca University/ Finance (C) David N. Myers College/ Management (C) Ball State University/ Finance (C) Eastern Oregon University/ Business (C) Bethany College of the Assemblies of God/ Indiana University/ Business (C) School of Professional Studies (C) Marywood University/ Business (C) Brigham Young University/ Business Management Memorial University of Newfoundland/ Business (C) (C) Central Michigan University/ Finance (C) Ohio University/ Business Administration (C) The College of West Virginia/ Finance (C) Columbia Union College/ Finance (C) Ohio University/Business Management Technology David N. Myers College/ Management (C) (C) Eastern Kentucky University/ Economics (C) Oklahoma State University/ Business Eastern Kentucky University/Finance (C) Administration (C) Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University/ Pennsylvania State University/ Business Management Science/Business (C) Administration (C) Home Study International/Griggs University/ Roger Williams University/ Business (C) Business (C) Saint Joseph's College/ Business (C) Indiana University/ Business (C) Southern Illinois University at Carbondale/ Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Finance (C) Mechanical College/ Finance (C) Southern Illinois University at Carbondale/ Marywood University/ Business (C) Management (C) Mississippi State University/ Finance (C) Southern Illinois University at Carbondale/ Northwood University/ Business (C) Marketing (C) Northwood University/Finance (C) State University of New York Empire State Ohio University/ Business Management Technology College/ General Business (C) (C) Stephens College/ Business Administration (C) Ohio University/Finance (C) Thomas Edison State College/ Management (C) Oklahoma State University/ Finance (C) University of California Extension/ Business (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Finance (C) University of Minnesota/ General College (C) Portland State University/ Business Administration University of Southern Colorado/ Management (H) (C) Roger Williams University/ Business (C) University of WisconsinExtension/ Business (C) Saint Joseph's College/ Business (C) University System of Georgia/ Marketing (C) Salve Regina University/ Business (C) Upper Iowa University/ Business Administration Sam Houston State University/Finance (C) (C) State University of New York Empire State Utah State University/ Business Administration College/ General Business (C) (C) Stephens College/ Business Administration (C, G)

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Syracuse University/ Business Administration (C) Marywood University/ Business (C) Syracuse University/Finance (G) Northern State University/ Business (C) Syracuse University /Managerial Control (G) Ohio University/ Business Management Technology Texas Tech University/ Finance (C) (C) Thomas Edison State College/ Finance (C) Oklahoma State University/ Finance (C) The University of Alabama/ Finance (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Finance (C) University of Florida/ Condominium Management Sam Houston State University/ Finance (C) (N) Southern Utah University/ Finance (C) University of Kentucky/ Finance (C) The University of Alabama/ Consumer Sciences University of Maryland University College/ (C) Management (C) University of Oklahoma/ Finance (C) University of Maryland University College/ University of WisconsinSuperior/ Finance (C) Technology and Management (C) US Department of Agriculture Graduate University of Minnesota/ Finance (C) SchoolNational Independent Study Center/ University of Mississippi/ Economics (C) Financial Planning (N) University of Mississippi/Finance (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Finance (C) Utah State University/ Business Education (C) University of NebraskaLincoln/ Business (H) Weber State University/ Finance (C) University of NebraskaLincoln/Finance (C) Western Illinois University/ Marketing and University of Nevada, Reno/ Managerial Science Finance (C) (C) Insurance and Risk Management University of Oklahoma/ Finance (C) Ball State University/ Insurance (C) University of South Carolina/ Finance (C) David N. Myers College/ Management (C) University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ Business Eastern Kentucky University/ Insurance (C) Education (H) Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University/ University of Utah/ Economics (C) Management Science/Business (C) University of Utah/ Finance (C) Indiana State University/ Insurance (C) University of Windsor/ Finance (C) Indiana University/ Business (C) University of WisconsinExtension/ Business Northwood University/ Business (C) (C, N) Roger Williams University/ Business (C) University of WisconsinPlatteville/ Business Sam Houston State University/ Finance (C) Administration (C) Southern Illinois University at Carbondale/ University of WisconsinPlatteville/Mathematics Finance (C) (C) The University of Alabama/ Finance (C) University of WisconsinSuperior/ Finance (C) University of Florida/ Insurance (N, C) Upper Iowa University/ Business Administration University of Mississippi/ Finance (C) (C) University of NebraskaLincoln/ Finance (C) Utah State University/ Business Administration University of South Carolina/ Finance (C) (C) University of Utah/ Finance (C) Washington State University/ Finance (C) Washington State University/ Insurance (C) Western Illinois University/ Economics (C) Western Illinois University/ Marketing and Western Illinois University/Marketing and Finance Finance (C) (C) Investments and Securities Financial Planning Athabasca University/ Finance (C) Adams State College/ Business (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Finance (C) Athabasca University/ Finance (C) Roger Williams University/ Business (C) Brigham Young University/ Business Management State University of New York Empire State (C) College/ General Business (C) The College of West Virginia/ Finance (C) The University of Alabama/ Finance (C) Eastern Oregon University/ Business (C) University of Alaska Fairbanks/ Applied Business Indiana University/ Business (C) (C)

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University of Nevada, Reno/ Managerial Science Central Michigan University/ Management (C) (C) The College of West Virginia/ Management (C) University of Utah/ Finance (C) Columbia Union College/ Management (C) University of WisconsinExtension/ Business David N. Myers College/ Management (C) (N, H, C) Eastern Oregon University/ Business (C) University of WisconsinPlatteville/ Business Eastern Washington University/ Business (C) Administration (C) Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University/ University of WisconsinSuperior/ Finance (C) Management Science/Business (C) Washington State University/ Finance (C) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Public Finance Mechanical College/ Management (C) Indiana University/ Economics (C) Marywood University/ Business (C) Roger Williams University/ Public Administration Memorial University of Newfoundland/ Business and Social Science (C) (C) The University of Alabama/ Finance (C) Minot State University/ Business (C) University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign/ Northern State University/ Business (C) Economics (C) Northwood University/ Business (C) Upper Iowa University/ Public Administration Ohio University/ Business Management Technology (C) (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Management (C) Hospitality Services Management Roger Williams University/ Business (C) Hotel/Motel and Restaurant Management Saint Joseph's College/ Business (C) Purdue University/ Restaurant, Hotel, and Salve Regina University/ Business (C) Institutional Management (C) Salve Regina University/Management (G) RooSevelt University/ Hospitality Management Sam Houston State University/ Management (C) (C) State University of New York Empire State Texas Tech University/ Restaurant, Hotel, and College/ General Business (C) Institutional Management (C) Stephens College/ Business Administration (C) University of Nevada, Reno/ Gaming Management Syracuse University/ Business Administration (C) (C) University of Florida/ Human Resources University of Nevada, Reno/ Hotel Administration Management (N) (C) University of Florida/Management (C) Travel-Tourism Management University of Florida/Supervision (N) Auburn University/ Geography (C) University of Maryland University College/ Brigham Young University/ Geography (C) Business and Management (C) The College of West Virginia/ Travel (C) University of Maryland University College/ Purdue University/ Restaurant, Hotel, and Technology and Management (C) Institutional Management (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Management Roosevelt University/ Hospitality Management (C) (C) University of NebraskaLincoln/ Management Texas Tech University/ Restaurant, Hotel, and (C) Institutional Management (C) University of Oklahoma/ Management (C) University of Alaska Fairbanks/ Business University of South Carolina/ Management (C) Administration (C) University of Southern Colorado/ Business Western Illinois University/ Recreation, Park, and Administration (C) Tourism Administration (C) University of Southern Colorado/Marketing (C) University of Southern Mississippi/ Management Human Resources Management (C) Athabasca University/ Organizational Behaviour University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ Business (C) Management (C) Brigham Young University/ Organizational University of Windsor/ Management and Labor Behavior (C) Studies (C)

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University of WisconsinExtension/ Business Organizational Behavior Studies (C, N) Arizona State University/ Management (C) University of WisconsinPlatteville/ Business Athabasca University/ Communications (C) Administration (C) Athabasca University/Organizational Behaviour University of WisconsinSuperior/ Business (C) (C) University System of Georgia/ Management (C) Bethany College of the Assemblies of God/ Upper Iowa University/ Business Administration School of Professional Studies (C) (C) Brigham Young University/ Organizational US Department of Agriculture Graduate Behavior (C) SchoolCorrespondence School/ Management The College of West Virginia/ Management (C) (C) David N. Myers College/ Management (C) US Department of Agriculture Graduate Eastern Washington University/ Business (C) SchoolNational Independent Study Center/ Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University/ Human Resources Management (N) Management Science/Business (C) US Department of Agriculture Graduate Governors State University/ Management (C) SchoolNational Independent Study Center/ Indiana University/ Business (C) Management (N) Washington State University/ Management (C) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Weber State University/ Sales and Service Mechanical College/ Management (C) Technology (C) Memorial University of Newfoundland/ Business Western Illinois University/ Management (C) (C) Labor/Personnel Relations and Studies Minot State University/ Business (C) Athabasca University/ Industrial Relations (C) Northern State University/ Business (C) Athabasca University/Labor Studies (C) Ohio University/ Management (C) The College of West Virginia/ Management (C) Oklahoma State University/ Management (C) David N. Myers College/ Management (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Management (C) Indiana University/ Labor Studies (C) Roger Williams University/ Public Administration Kansas State University/ Management (C) and Social Science (C) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Roosevelt University/ Management (C) Mechanical College/ Management (C) Saint Joseph's College/ Business (C) Ohio University/ Business Management Technology Salve Regina University/ Management (G) (C) Sam Houston State University/ Management (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Labor and Southern Illinois University at Carbondale/ Industrial Relations (C) Management (C) Salve Regina University/ Business (C) State University of New York Empire State Salve Regina University/Management (G) College/ General Business (C) State University of New York Empire State Stephens College/ Business Administration (G) College/ General Business (C) Syracuse University/ Business Administration (C) University of California Extension/ Business (C) Syracuse University/Management (G) University of Florida/ Management (C) Syracuse University /Managerial Dynamics (G) University of Kentucky/ Management (C) Thomas Edison State College/ Management (C) University of Minnesota/ Industrial Relations (C) Thomas Edison State College/ Psychology (C) University of Windsor/ Management and Labor The University of Alabama/ Management (C) Studies (C) University of Maryland University College/ University of WisconsinPlatteville/ Business Business and Management (C) Administration (C) University of Maryland University College/ Upper Iowa University/ Business Administration Management (C) (C) The University of Memphis/ University College US Department of Agriculture Graduate (C) SchoolNational Independent Study Center/ University of MissouriColumbia/ Management Labor/Personnel Relations and Studies (N) (C)

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University of Nevada, Reno/ Hotel Administration Marketing Management and Research (C) Business Marketing and Marketing Management University of South Carolina/ Management (C) Athabasca University/ Marketing (C) University of Southern Colorado/ Business Bethany College of the Assemblies of God/ Administration (C) School of Professional Studies (C) University of Windsor/ Management and Labor Brigham Young University/ Business (H) Studies (C) Brigham Young University/Business Management University of WisconsinExtension/ Business (C) (N, C) Central Michigan University/ Marketing (C) University of WisconsinPlatteville/ Business Chadron State College/ Business and Economics Administration (C) (C) University System of Georgia/ Management (C) The College of West Virginia/ Marketing (C) Upper Iowa University/ Business Administration Columbia Union College/ Marketing (C) David N. Myers College/ Marketing (C) (C) Washington State University/ Management (C) Eastern Kentucky University/ Marketing (C) Eastern Oregon University/ Business (C) Weber State University/ Management (C) Western Illinois University/ Management (C) Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University/ Management Science/Business (C) Home Study International/Griggs University/ International Business Business (C) Brigham Young University/ Business Management Indiana State University/ Marketing (C) (C) Indiana University/ Business (C) David N. Myers College/ Management (C) Indiana University/ Distributive Education (H) Indiana University/ Business (C) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Marywood University/ Business (C) Mechanical College/ Marketing (C) Northwood University/ Business (C) Marywood University/ Business (C) Salve Regina University/ Management (G) Memorial University of Newfoundland/ Business State University of New York Empire State (C) College/ General Business (C) Mississippi State University/ Marketing (C) Thomas Edison State College/ Management (C) Northern Michigan University/ Management/ University of California Extension/ Business (C) Marketing (C) University of Maryland University College/ Northern State University/ Business (C) Business and Management (C) Northwood University/ Business (C) University of Maryland University College/ Northwood University/Marketing (C) Management (C) Ohio University/ Business Management Technology University of Maryland University College/ (C) Technology and Management (C) Ohio University/Marketing (C) University of Minnesota/ Business Management Oklahoma State University/ Marketing (C) (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Business Logistics University of NebraskaLincoln/ Management (C) (C) Pennsylvania State University/Marketing (C) University of Washington/ International Business Roger Williams University/ Business (C) (C) Saint Joseph's College/ Business (C) University of WisconsinExtension/ Business Salve Regina University/ Business (C) (N) Salve Regina University/Management (G) Upper Iowa University/ Business Administration Sam Houston State University/ Marketing (C) (C) Southwest Texas State University/ Marketing (C) Washington State University/ International State University of New York Empire State Business (C) College/ General Business (C) Western Illinois University/ Marketing and Stephens College/ Business Administration (C, G) Finance (C) Syracuse University/ Business Administration (C)

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Syracuse University /Managerial Control (G) International Business Marketing Texas Tech University/ Marketing (C) Athabasca University/ Marketing (C) Thomas Edison State College/ Marketing (C) David N. Myers College/ Marketing (C) University of Alaska Fairbanks/ Business Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Administration (C) Mechanical College/ Marketing (C) The University of Arizona/ Marketing (C, H) Northwood University/ Marketing (C) University of California Extension/ Business (C) State University of New York Empire State University of Florida/ Marketing (C) College/ General Business (C) University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign/ University of Southern Colorado/ Marketing (C) Business Administration (C) Upper Iowa University/ Business Administration University of Kentucky/ Marketing (C) (C) University of Maryland University College/ Western Illinois University/ Marketing and Business and Management (C) Finance (C) University of Maryland University College/ Marketing Research Management (C) Athabasca University/ Marketing (C) University of Minnesota/ General College (C) Chadron State College/ Business and Economics University of Minnesota/Marketing (C) (C) University of Mississippi/ Marketing (C) David N. Myers College/ Marketing (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Business Eastern Kentucky University/ Marketing (C) Education (H) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and University of MissouriColumbia/Marketing (C) Mechanical College/ Marketing (C) University of NebraskaLincoln/ Marketing (C) Northwood University/ Marketing (C) University of Nevada, Reno/ Hotel Administration Northwood University/Mathematics (C) -(C) Saint Joseph's College/ Business (C) University of Nevada, Reno/ Managerial Science State University of New York Empire State (C) College/ General Business (C) University of Northern Iowa/ Marketing (C) Stephens College/ Business Administration (C) University of Oklahoma/ Marketing (C) Syracuse University/ Marketing (G) University of South Carolina/ Marketing (C) University of Northern Iowa/ Marketing (C) University of Southern Colorado/ Marketing (C) University of South Carolina/ Marketing (C) University of Southern Mississippi/ Marketing University of Southern Colorado/ Marketing (C) (C) University of WisconsinPlatteville/ Business University of Utah/ Marketing (C) Administration (C) University of Washington/ Marketing (C) Upper Iowa University/ Business Administration University of Windsor/ Marketing (C) (C) University of WisconsinExtension/ Business Washington State University/ Marketing (C) (C, N) Western Illinois University/ Marketing and University of WisconsinPlatteville/ Business Finance (C) Administration (C) University of WisconsinSuperior/ Business (C) Real Estate University System of Georgia/ Marketing (C) Chadron State College/ Business and Economics Upper Iowa University/ Business Administration (C) (C) Eastern Kentucky University/ Real Estate (C) Utah State University/ Business Administration Indiana University/ Business (C) (C) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Utah Valley State College/ Business (C) Mechanical College/ Finance (C) Washington State University/ Marketing (C) Mississippi State University/ Real Estate and Weber State University/ Sales and Service Mortgage Financing (C) Technology (C) Sam Houston State University/ Finance (C) Western Illinois University/ Marketing and Sam Houston State University /General Business Finance (C) Administration (C)

THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 317 Business Management and Administrative Services Subject Areas Index

Sam Houston State University /Real Estate (N) University of Arkansas/ Social Studies (H) Southern Illinois University at Carbondale/ University of California Extension/ Political Finance (C) Science (H) Texas A&M UniversityCommerce/ Continuing University of Colorado at Boulder/ Social Studies Education (N) (H) Texas Tech University/ Real Estate (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Civics (H) The University of Alabama/ Finance (C) University of NebraskaLincoln/ Social Studies University of Alaska Fairbanks/ Applied Business (H) (C) University of Nevada, Reno/ Political Science (N) The University of Arizona/ Real Estate (N) University of South Carolina/ Social Studies (H) University of California Extension/ Business (C) University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ Civics (H) University of Colorado at Boulder/ Real Estate (N) University of Idaho/ Business (C) University of Idaho /Real Estate (C) COMMUNICATIONS University of Mississippi/ Finance (C) Adams State College/ English (C) University of NebraskaLincoln/ Finance (C) Arizona State University/ Communications (C) University of Nebraska Lincoln /Real Estate (N) Athabasca University/ Communications (C) University of North Dakota/ Real Estate (N) Bethany College of the Assemblies of God/ University of Oklahoma/ Business Administration School of Arts and Sciences (C) (C) Brigham Young University/ Communications (C) University of South Carolina/ Finance (C) Central Michigan University/ Interpersonal University of South Dakota/ Real Estate (N) Communication (C) University of Southern Mississippi/ Real Estate The College of West Virginia/ Communications and Insurance (C) (C) Washington State University/ Business Law (C) Columbia Union College/ Communications (C) Washington State University /Real Estate (C) David N. Myers College/ English (C) Western Illinois University/ Marketing and Eastern Oregon University/ Humanities (C) Finance (C) Governors State University/ Communications (C) Indiana State University/ Communications (C) Taxation Indiana University/ Journalism (C) Athabasca University/ Taxation (C) Northwood University/ English (C) Indiana University/ Business (C) Ohio University/ Interpersonal Communication Marywood University/ Business (C) (C) Memorial University of Newfoundland/ Business Roosevelt University/ Bachelor of General Studies (C) Program (C) State University of New York Empire State State University of New York Empire State College/ Taxation (C) College/ Communications (C) University of South Carolina/ Accounting (C) Texas Tech University/ English/Language Arts Upper Iowa University/ Business Administration (H) (C) Thomas Edison State College/ Communications Washington Institute for Graduate Studies/ (C) School of Law (G) University of Arkansas/ Communications (C) University of Colorado at Boulder/ Communications (C) CITIZENSHIP ACTIVITIES University of Idaho/ Communications (C) Eastern Kentucky University/ Civics (H) University of Idaho /Industrial Technology Keystone National High School/ History (H) Education (C) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and The University of Iowa/ Communication Studies Mechanical College/ Social Studies (H) (C) The University of Alabama/ Social Studies (H) University of Kansas/ Communication Studies (C)

318 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Subject Areas Index Communications

University of Maryland University College/ University of Washington/ Marketing (C) Communications (C) University of WisconsinPlatteville/ Business University of Minnesota/ Communications (C) Administration (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Upper Iowa University/ Business Administration Communications (G, C) (C) University of Nevada, Reno/ Journalism (C) Weber State University/ Sales and Service The University of North Carolina/ Technology (C) Communication Studies (C) University of Northern Iowa/ Communications Journalism and Mass Communications (G, C) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and University of South Dakota/ Speech Mechanical College/ Mass Communications Communication (C) (C) University of WisconsinExtension/ Murray State University/ Journalism, Radio-TV Communicating Arts (C) (C) University of WisconsinPlatteville/ Southern Illinois University at Carbondale/ Communications (C) Journalism (C) University of WisconsinSuperior/ University of Washington/ Communications (C) Communicating Arts (C) Broadcast Journalism University of Wyoming/ Communication and Mass University of Alaska Fairbanks/ Journalism (C) Media (C) University of Arkansas/ Communications (C) University of Wyoming/General Knowledge (N) University of NebraskaLincoln/ Broadcasting University System of Georgia/ Speech (C) Communication (C) Journalism Upper Iowa University/ Communications (C) Ball State University/ Journalism (C) US Department of Agriculture Graduate Brigham Young University/ Communications (C) SchoolCorrespondence School/ David N. Myers College/ English (C) Communications (C, N) Indiana State University/ Journalism (C) Indiana University/ English (H) Advertising Indiana University /Journalism (C) Ball State University/ Journalism (C) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and The College of West Virginia/ Marketing (C) Mechanical College/ Journalism (H) David N. Myers College/ Marketing (C) North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ Eastern Kentucky University/ Marketing (C) English (H) Eastern Oregon University/ Business (C) Oklahoma State University/ Journalism (C) Eastern Oregon University/Business Pennsylvania State University/ English (N, C) Administration (C) Taylor University, Worldwide Campus/ Northwood University/ Advertising (C) Communication Arts (C) Northwood University/Marketing (C) Texas Tech University/ Journalism (H, N, C) Ohio University/ Business Management Technology Thomas Edison State College/ Journalism (C) (C) The University of Alabama/ Journalism (C) Roger Williams University/ Business (C) University of Alaska Fairbanks/ Journalism Salve Regina University/ Business (C) (C, G) Syracuse University/ Advertising Design (G) University of Arkansas/ Journalism (C) University of Alaska Fairbanks/ Business University of California Extension/ Journalism Administration /Journalism (C) (C) University of Florida! Advertising (C) University of Colorado at Boulder/ Journalism University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign/ (G, C) Advertising (C) University of Florida/ Journalism (C) University of Maryland University College/ University of Idaho/ Business (C) Behavioral and Social Science (C) University of Idaho/Communications (C) University of Mississippi/ Marketing (C) The University of Iowa/ Journalism (C)

THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 327 319 Communications Subject Areas Index

University of Kansas/ Journalism (C) Public Relations and Organizational The University of Memphis/ Journalism (C) Communications University of Minnesota/ Journalism (C) Central Michigan University/ Journalism (C) University of Mississippi/ Journalism (C) David N. Myers College/ Marketing (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ English (H) Northwood University/ Business (C) University of Missouri Columbia /Journalism (C) Texas Tech University/ Public Relations (C) University of Nevada, Reno/ Journalism (C) University of Colorado at Boulder/ University of Oklahoma/ Journalism (N, C) Communications (C) University of Southern Mississippi/ Journalism University of Florida/ Public Relations (C) (H) University of Kansas/ Communication Studies (C) University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ Journalism University of Oklahoma/ Journalism (C) University of WisconsinExtension/ Journalism (H) and Mass Communications (C) University of Utah/ Communications (C) University of WisconsinExtension/ Journalism Radio and Television Broadcasting and Mass Communications (N, C) Roosevelt University/ Bachelor of General Studies University System of Georgia/ Journalism (C) Program (C) US Department of. Agriculture Graduate University of Kansas/ Journalism (C) SchoolCorrespondence School/ University of MissouriColumbia/ Industrial Arts Communications (C) (H) Western Michigan University/ Journalism (C) University of MissouriColumbia/Radio Mass Communications Communications (N) Brigham Young University/ Communications (C) Western Illinois University/ Communications (C) Brigham Young University/Speech and Communications (H) Telecommunications Indiana University/ English (H) Texas Tech University/ Telecommunications (C) University of Alaska Fairbanks/ Computer Indiana University/Telecommunications (C) Information and Office Systems (G) Ohio University/ Journalism (C) Texas Tech University/ Mass Communications (C) The University of Alabama/ Mass COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGIES Communications (C) The University of Alabama/ Telecommunication University of Alaska Fairbanks/ Journalism (C) and Film (C) University of Arkansas/ Journalism (C) University of Mississippi/ Telecommunication (C) University of Colorado at Boulder/ Journalism US Department of Agriculture Graduate (C) SchoolCorrespondence School/ University of Florida/ Mass Communications (C) Communications (C) The University of Iowa/ Journalism and Mass Communications (C, G) University of Kentucky/ English (H) COMPUTER AND INFORMATION The University of Memphis/ Journalism (C) SCIENCES University of Washington/ Communications (C) Athabasca University/ Computer Management and University of Washington/ Political Science (C) Information Systems (C) University of Wyoming/ Communication and Mass Athabasca University/Computer Science (C) Media (C) Brigham Young University/ Computer Science (H) Utah State University/ Communications (C) Central Michigan University/ Business Washington State University/ Communications Information Systems (C) (C) The College of West Virginia/ Computer Weber State University/ Communications (C) Information Systems (C)

320 328':* THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Subject Areas Index Computer and Information Sciences

Colorado State University/ Manufacturing US Department of Agriculture Graduate Technology and Construction Management (C) SchoolCorrespondence School/ Computer David N. Myers College/ Science and Mathematics Science (C) (C) Eastern Kentucky University/ Computer Computer Programming Information Systems (C) Athabasca University/ Computer Science (C) Home Study International/Griggs University/ Brigham Young University/ Computer Science (H) Word Processing (H) David N. Myers College/ Science and Mathematics Kansas State University/ Computer and (C) Information Sciences (G) Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University/ Computer Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Science (C) Indiana University/ Computer Science (C) Mechanical College/ Computer Literacy (H, N) Kansas State University/ Computer and Mississippi State University/ Computer Science Information Sciences (G) (H) Oklahoma State University/ Computer Science Purdue University/ Continuing Engineering (C, N) Education (N) Oklahoma State University/Electronics and Roger Williams University/ Business (C) Computer Technology (C) Roosevelt University/ Computer Science (C) Purdue University/ Continuing Engineering State University of New York Empire State Education (N) College/ Computer Science (C) Roosevelt University/ Computer Science (C) Stephens College/ Computer Information Systems Southern Utah University/ Computer Science (C) (C, G) Syracuse University/ Quantitative Methods (G) Southwest Texas State University/ Computer Texas Tech University/ Education (C) Science (C) Thomas Edison State College/ Data Processing State University of New York Empire State (C) College/ Computer Science (C) The University of Alabama/ Computer Education Texas Tech University/ Computer Science (H) (H) Thomas Edison State College/ Computer Science The University of Alabama/Computer Science. (C) (C) The University of Arizona/ Computer Science (H) University of California Extension/ Computer University of Arkansas/ Business (H) Science (C) University of California Extension/ Computer University of California Extension /Electrical Science (C) Engineering (C) University of Maryland University College/ University of Minnesota/ Independent Distance Computer Studies (C) Learning (N) University of Minnesota/ General College (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Computer University of MissouriColumbia/ Business Science (C) Education (H) University of Washington/ C Programming (N). University of NebraskaLincoln/ Computers and University of WisconsinExtension/ Computer Technology (H) Science (N) University of Nevada, Reno/ Computer Science US Department of Agriculture Graduate (H) SchoolCorrespondence School/ Computer The University of North Carolina/ Computer Science (C) Science (C) University of Windsor/ Computer Science (C) Computer Science University of Wyoming/ Computer Science (C) Athabasca University/ Computer Science (C) US Department of Agriculture Graduate Brigham Young University/ Computer Science (C) SchoolCorrespondence School/ Computer Central Michigan University/ Computer Science (H) (C)

THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 329 321 Computer and Information Sciences Subject Areas Index

Columbia Union College/ Computer Science (C) University of Maryland University College/ Eastern Kentucky University/ Computer Science Technology and Management (C) (C) Indiana University/ Computer Science (C) Internet and World Wide Web McGill University/ Education (C) Internet Mississippi State University/ Computer Science Emporia State University/ Communications (C) (C, G) Northwood University/ Computer Science North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ Management (C) English (H) Pennsylvania State University/ Computer Purdue University/ Continuing Engineering Engineering (C) Education (N) Roosevelt University/ Computer Science (C) University of Alaska Fairbanks/ Computer Syracuse University/ Quantitative Methods (G) Information and Office Systems (G, C) Thomas Edison State College/ Computer Science University of Idaho/ Library Science (C) (C) University of Minnesota/ Rhetoric (C) University of Alaska Fairbanks/ Computer Science University of Windsor/ Computer Science (C) (G) Utah Valley State College/ Computer Information University of Colorado at Boulder/ Computer Systems (C) Science (C) University of Idaho/ Business Education (C) University of Minnesota/ Computer Science (C) CONSERVATION AND RENEWABLE University of Saskatchewan/ Computing (C) NATURAL RESOURCES Upper Iowa University/ Management Information Systems (C) Fishing and Fisheries Weber State University/ Business Administration Utah State University/ Fisheries and Wildlife (C) (C) Western Michigan University/ Business Forestry and Related Sciences Information Systems (C) Forestry Western Michigan University/ Computer Science University of Florida! Forestry (N) (C) University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ Forestry, Wildlife, and Fisheries (C) Computer Systems Analysis University of WisconsinExtension/ Forestry (C) State University of New York Empire State University of Wyoming/ Science (H) College/ Computer Science (C) University System of Georgia/ Forest Resources University of California Extension/ Computer (C) Science (C) Forestry Sciences State University of New York College of Data Processing Technology Environmental Science and Forestry/ Indiana University/ Business Education (H) Biology-EFB (C) Roosevelt University/ Computer Science (C) University of Florida/ Forestry (N) Texas Tech University/ Computer Science (H) Natural Resources Conservation Information Sciences and Systems Colorado State University/ Fishery and Wildlife Eastern Kentucky University/ Computer Science Biology (C) (C) Eastern Oregon University/ Agricultural Ohio University/ Security/Safety Technology (C) Economics (C) University of California Extension/ Computer North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ Science (C) Science (H) University of Maryland University College/ Stephens College/ Geology (C) Information Systems Management (C) Texas Tech University/ Agronomy (C)

322 330 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Subject Areas Index Education

The University of Arizona/ Renewable Natural Western Washington University/ Environmental Resources (C) Studies (C) University of Arkansas/ Geography (C) University of Arkansas/Zoology (C) Natural Resources Management and Policy University of Idaho/ Resource Recreation and Eastern Oregon University/ Rangeland Resources Tourism (C) (C) University of Minnesota/ Forestry (C) University of Idaho/ Forestry (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Science (H) University of Michigan/ Natural Sciences (N, C) University System of Georgia/ Biology (C) Wildlife and Wildlands Management Washington State University/ Natural Resource Colorado State University/ Fishery and Wildlife Sciences (C) Biology (C, G) Western Illinois University/ Geography (C) Mississippi State University/ Wildlife and Fisheries Environmental Science/Studies (C) Adams State College/ Environmental Science (C) North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ The College of West Virginia/ Environmental Science (H) Studies (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Agriculture (N) Colorado State University/ Natural Resources (C) University of Florida/ Pest Control (N) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and University of Kentucky/ Forestry (C) Mechanical College/ Environmental Studies (C) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and CONSTRUCTION TRADES Mechanical College/Science (H) Construction/Building Inspection Northwood University/ Social Science (C) Utah Valley State College/ Technology (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Biological Sciences (C) Electrical Installation and Maintenance Thomas Edison State College/ Environmental Brigham Young University/ Technology Education Science (C) (C) University of Arkansas/ Environmental Science North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ (C) Mechanics (H) University of California Extension/ Conservation University of MissouriColumbia/ Industrial Arts and Resource Studies (C) (H) University of Florida! Science (H) University of Idaho/ Environmental Science (C) EDUCATION University of Kentucky/ Human Environmental Bethany College of the Assemblies of God/ Sciences (C) School of Professional Studies (C) University of Maryland University College/ Brigham Young University/ Counseling and Behavioral and Social Science (C) Special Education (C) University of Maryland University College/ Brigham Young University/Secondary Education General Science (C) (C, G) University of Minnesota/ Biology (C) Chadron State College/ Education (C, G) University of Nevada, Reno/ Environment (C) Colorado State University/ School of Education The University of North Carolina/ Environmental (G) Science (C) Eastern Washington University/ Education (C) University of Southern Colorado/ Biology (C) McGill University/ Education (C) University of WisconsinExtension/ Memorial University of Newfoundland/ Environmental Studies (N) Education (C, G) Western Illinois University/ Biological Sciences Mississippi State University/ Educational (C) Psychology (C)

THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 331 323 Education Subject Areas Index

Ohio University/ University College (C) Western Michigan University/ Career and San Jose State University/ Education (G) Technical Education (C) Stephens College/ Education (C) Western Washington University/ Education (C) University of Alaska Fairbanks/ Education (G) University of Central Arkansas/ Education (C) Education Administration and Supervision The University of Iowa/ Education (C) Arizona State University/ Educational University of MissouriColumbia/ Education Administration (C) (G, C) Arizona State University/Elementary Education University of Nevada, Reno/ Educational (C) Leadership (G) McGill University/ Education (C) University of Northern Iowa/ Education (G, C) Memorial University of Newfoundland/ University of Southern Colorado/ Education Education (G) (G, C) Saint Joseph's College/ Education (C) University of WisconsinExtension/ Human University of Alaska Fairbanks/ Education (G) Relations in Educational Psychology (C) University of Manitoba/ Education Administration Western Michigan University/ Education (C) and Foundation (C, G) University of Minnesota/ Educational Policy and Administration (C) Bilingual/Bicultural Education University of Wyoming/ Education (N) McGill University/ Education (C) Adult and Continuing Education Administration University of Saskatchewan/ Education (C) Saint Joseph's College/ Education (C) University of South Dakota/ Education (C) University of Idaho/ Adult Education (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Adult Curriculum and Instruction Education and Social Foundations (G) Bethany College of the Assemblies of God/ University of Saskatchewan/ Continuing School of Professional Studies (C) Education (C) Brigham Young University/ Secondary Education University of WisconsinExtension/ Educational (C, G) Policy Studies (C) Colorado State University/ Human Development and Family Studies (C) Educational Evaluation, Research and Columbia Union College/ Education (C) Statistics Home Study International/Griggs University/ Educational Evaluation and Research Education (C) Brigham Young University/ Secondary Education McGill University/ Education (C) (C, G) Memorial University of Newfoundland/ Columbia Union College/ Education (C) Education (G) Home Study International/Griggs University/ San Jose State University/ Education (C) Education (C) University of Alaska Fairbanks/ Education (G) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and University of Arkansas/ Curriculum and Mechanical College/ Education (C) Instruction (C) Memorial University of Newfoundland/ The University of Iowa/ Education (G) Education (G) University of Kansas/ Teaching and Leadership Mississippi State University/ Educational (C) Psychology (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Curriculum Oklahoma State University/ Education (C) and Instruction (G) Saint Joseph's College/ Education (C) University of Nevada, Reno/ Curriculum and San Jose State University/ Education (G) Instruction (C) Stephens College/ Liberal and Professional Studies University of Utah/ Educational Studies (C) (C) University of Washington/ Education (C) University of Florida/ Educational Foundations University of WisconsinExtension/ Curriculum (C) and Instruction (C) University of Idaho/ Vocational Education (C)

324 '332 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Subject Areas Index Education

The University of Iowa/ Education (G) Mississippi State University/ Educational University of MissouriColumbia/ Education (C) Psychology (C) University of Northern Iowa/ Education (C) Northern State University/ Psychology and The University of Texas at Austin/ Educational Counselor Education (C) Psychology (C) Ohio University/ Psychology (C) Educational Statistics and Research Methods Oklahoma State University/ Education (C) Memorial University of Newfoundland/ Saint Joseph's College/ Education (C) Education (C) Saint Joseph's College/ Psychology (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Education (C) San Jose State University/ Education (C) Stephens College/ Education (C) Educational/Instructional Media Design Stephens College/ Psychology (C) Brigham Young University/ Instructional Taylor University, Worldwide Campus/ Education Psychology and Technology (G) (C) Brigham Young University /Instructional Science Texas A&M UniversityCommerce/ Psychology (C) and Special Education (C) Brigham Young University /Instructional University of Arkansas/ Psychology (C) Technology (C) University of Central Arkansas/ Psychology (C) Eastern Washington University/ Education (C) University of Florida/ Educational Foundations Emporia State University/ Instructional Technology (C) (G) University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign/ Indiana State University/ Industrial Technology Educational Psychology (C) Education (C) The University of Iowa/ Education (C) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and University of Kansas/ Educational Psychology and Mechanical College/ Curriculum and Research (C) Instruction (C) University of Manitoba/ Educational Psychology McGill University/ Education (C) (C, G) San Jose State University/ Education (C) University of Mississippi/ Education (C) Southern Utah University/ Education (G) University of MissouriColumbia/ Education (C) Southwest Texas State University/ Vocational, University of Nevada, Reno/ Psychology (C) Trade, and Industrial Education (C) University of Northern Iowa/ Education (C) Taylor University, Worldwide Campus/ Interarea University of Northern Iowa/ Educational Studies (C) Psychology (C, G) Texas Tech University/ Education (G) University of South Dakota/ Education (C) University of Colorado at Boulder/ Geography The University of Texas at Austin/ Curriculum (G) and Instruction (C) The University of Texas at Austin/ Continuing University of WisconsinExtension/ Education Education (N) and Educational Psychology (C) University of Utah/ Educational Studies (C) General Teacher Education Educational Psychology Brigham Young University/ Counseling and Brigham Young University/ Counseling and Special Education (G) Special Education (G) Brigham Young University /Educational Leadership Brigham Young University /Elementary Education and Foundations (C) (G) Brigham Young University/Elementary Education Colorado State University/ School of Education (G) (C) Brigham Young University/Secondary Education Columbia Union College/ Psychology (C) (G) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Eastern Oregon University/ Education (G, C) Mechanical College/ Psychology (C) Emporia State University/ Teacher Education (C) Memorial University of Newfoundland/ Oregon State University/ Education (C) Education (G, C) Southern Utah University/ Education (G)

THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG -333 325 Education Subject Areas Index

University of Alaska Southeast/ Education (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Curriculum University of Kansas/ Special Education (C) and Instruction (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Education (G) University of Nevada, Reno/ Curriculum and Social and Philosophical Foundations of Instruction (C) Education University of Utah/ Educational Studies (C) McGill University/ Education (C) University of WisconsinExtension/ Education Memorial University of Newfoundland/ and Educational Psychology (C) Education (C) University of WisconsinSuperior/ Teacher Pennsylvania State University/ Educational Theory Education (C) and Policy (C) Adult and Continuing Teacher Education Saint Joseph's College/ Education (C) Arizona State University/ Higher Education (C) State University of New York Empire State Indiana University/ Education (C) College/ Social Science (C) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Stephens College/ Child Study (C) Mechanical College/ Extension Education (C) University of Florida/ Educational Foundations Memorial University of Newfoundland/ (C) Education (G, C) University of Kansas/ Teaching and Leadership University of Idaho/ Adult Education (G) (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Adult University of North Dakota/ Business and Vocational Education (C) Education and Social Foundations (G) University of Northern Iowa/ Education (C) University of WisconsinSuperior/ Teacher University of Southern Colorado/ Education (C) Education (C) University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ Curriculum Utah State University/ Agricultural Education (C) and Instruction (C) Western Michigan University/ Career and University System of Georgia/ Education (C) Technical Education (C) Western Washington University/ Education (C) Elementary Teacher Education Western Washington University/ Technology Arizona State University/ Education (C) Education (C) Brigham Young University/ Elementary Education (G) Special Education Brigham Young University /English (C) Brigham Young University/ Counseling and University of Utah/ Educational Studies (C) Special Education (G) University of WisconsinSuperior/ Teacher Indiana University/ Education (C) Education (C) McGill University/ Education (C) Western Oregon University/ Education (C, G) Mississippi State University/ Special Education Western Washington University/ Education (C) (C) Junior High/Intermediate/Middle School Teacher San Jose State University/ Education (G, C) Education University of Alaska Fairbanks/ Education (C) University of WisconsinSuperior/ Teacher University of Central Arkansas/ Special Education Education (C) (C) Pre-Elementary/Early Childhood/Kindergarten Teacher University of Idaho/ Special Education (C) Education The University of Iowa/ Education (C) University of WisconsinExtension/ Child and University of Kansas/ Special Education (C) Family Studies (C) University of Mississippi/ Special Education (C) Secondary Teacher Education University of MissouriColumbia/ Education (G) Brigham Young University/ Secondary Education University of Missouri Columbia /Special (G, C) Education (C) Teacher Education, Multiple Levels University of Northern Colorado/ Education/ Eastern Oregon University/ Education (C) Special Education (C, G)

326 334 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Subject Areas Index Education

University of Northern Education of the Specific Learning Disabled Colorado / InterdisciplinaryEducation (G) University of Central Arkansas/ Special Education University of Oklahoma/ Education (C) (C) University of South Carolina/ Psychology (C) University of Mississippi/ Reading (C) University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ Special University of South Carolina/ Psychology (C) Education (C) University of Utah/ Special Education (C) Student Counseling and Personnel Services University of WisconsinExtension/ Education College/Postsecondary Student Counseling and Personnel and Educational Psychology (C) Services University of WisconsinSuperior/ Teacher University of MissouriColumbia/ Personal Education (C) Development (H) Western Illinois University/ Special Education University System of Georgia/ Human (G, C) Development (C) Western Washington University/ Education (C) Counselor Education Education of the Blind and Visually Handicapped Brigham Young University/ Counseling and Brigham Young University/ Counseling and Special Education (G) Special Education (G) Brigham Young University/Student Development University of Florida/ Education/Visually Impaired (C) (C) Eastern Oregon University/ Education (C) Education of the Emotionally Handicapped Indiana University/ Education (C) University of Central Arkansas/ Special Education Memorial University of Newfoundland/ (C) Education (G) Education of the Gifted and Talented Mississippi State University/ Counselor Education (C) Brigham Young University/ Counseling and Syracuse University/ Criminal Justice (C) Special Education (G) Texas Tech University/ Psychology (C) The University of Iowa/ Education (C) The University of Alabama/ Counselor Education University of Minnesota/ Educational Psychology (C) (C) University of Idaho/ Counseling (G) University of MissouriColumbia/ Education (G) The University of Iowa/ Counselor Education University of Missouri Columbia /Special (G, C) Education (G) University of Minnesota/ Educational Psychology University of WisconsinExtension/ Education (C) and Educational Psychology (C) University of South Dakota/ Counseling, Education of the Mentally Handicapped Guidance, and Personnel Services (C) University of Central Arkansas/ Special Education (C) Teacher Education, Specific Academic and The University of Iowa/ Education (C) Vocational Programs University of MissouriColumbia/ Special Eastern Oregon University/ Education (G) Education (C) Indiana University/ Journalism (C, G) Education of the Multiple Handicapped Oklahoma State University/ Agricultural Brigham Young University/ Counseling and Education (C) Special Education (G) Southwest Texas State University/ Vocational, Education of the Physically Handicapped Trade, and Industrial Education (C) University of Central Arkansas/ Special Education University of Oklahoma/ Journalism (C) (C) University System of Georgia/ Journalism (C) University of Oklahoma/ Health and Sport Western Washington University/ Technology Sciences (C) Education (C)

THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 327 Education Subject Areas Index

Art Teacher Education University of South Carolina/ Health Promotion Chadron State College/ Education (C) and Education (C) Indiana University/ Education (C) University of South Dakota/ Health Education McGill University/ Education (C) (C) University of Colorado at Boulder/ Fine Arts University of WisconsinExtension/ Education (C) and Educational Psychology (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Curriculum University of WisconsinSuperior/ Health and Instruction (C) Promotion (C) University of Oklahoma/ Art (C) Mathematics Teacher Education Adams State College/ Mathematics (C) University of South Dakota/ Art Education (C) Brigham Young University/ Elementary Education University of Utah/ Art (C) (G) University of Utah/ Educational Studies (C) Brigham Young University /Instructional University of WisconsinSuperior/ Art (C) Psychology and Technology (G) Business Teacher Education Colorado State University/ Mathematics (G) McGill University/ Education (C) Columbia Union College/ Education (C) Computer Teacher Education Eastern Kentucky University/ Mathematics (C) Southern Utah University/ Education (G) Indiana University/ Education (C) Drama and Dance Teacher Education Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Southern Utah University/ Education (G) Mechanical College/ Mathematics (C) Driver and Safety Teacher Education Mississippi State University/ Elementary Education Brigham Young University/ Health Sciences (C) (C) Chadron State College/ Agriculture and Industrial Northern State University/ Mathematics and Technology (C) Natural Sciences (C) Minot State University/ Driver Education (C) Texas A&M UniversityCommerce/ Mathematics University of South Dakota/ Driver Education (C) (C) University of Alaska Fairbanks/ Mathematics (C) University of Utah/ Health Education (C) University of Arkansas/ Secondary Education (C) English Teacher Education University of Idaho/ Mathematics (C) Brigham Young University/ Elementary Education University of Kansas/ Mathematics (C) (C, G) University of Kentucky/ Mathematics (C) University of Arkansas/ Elementary Education (C) University of Mississippi/ Elementary Education University of Colorado at Boulder/ Education (C) (C) University of Mississippi/Mathematics (C) University of Idaho/ Education (C) University of New Mexico/ Mathematics (C) University of Mississippi/ Library Sciences (C) University of Oklahoma/ Mathematics (C) University of South Carolina/ English (C) University of South Carolina/ Mathematics (C) University of WisconsinExtension/ Education University of South Dakota/ Mathematics (C) and Educational Psychology (C) University of Southern Mississippi/ Mathematics Foreign Languages Teacher Education (C) University of Minnesota/ Elementary Education The University of Texas at Austin/ Mathematics (C) (C) Health Teacher Education University of Utah/ Educational Studies (C) Brigham Young University/ Health Sciences (C) University of Washington/ Mathematics (C) Home Study International/Griggs University/ Music Teacher Education Education (C) McGill University/ Education (C) University of Arkansas/ Health Education (C) Stephens College/ Education (C) University of Central Arkansas/ Health Education University of Utah/ Music (C) (C) Physical Education Teaching and Coaching University of MissouriColumbia/ Curriculum Auburn University/ Health and Human and Instruction (C) Performance (C)

328 336 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Subject Areas Index Engineering

Chadron State College/ Health, Physical University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ Curriculum Education, and Recreation (C) and Instruction (C) Eastern Oregon University/ Physical Education University of Utah/ Educational Studies (C) and Health (C) University of Wyoming/ Curriculum and Emporia State University/ Physical Education (G) Instruction (C) Mississippi State University/ Physical Education Utah State University/ Elementary Education (C) (C) Science Teacher Education Pennsylvania State University/ Kinesiology (C) Memorial University of Newfoundland/ United States Sports Academy/ Sport Coaching Education (C) (G) San Jose State University/ Education (C) United States Sports Academy/Sports Medicine University of Idaho/ Education (C) University of Mississippi/ Elementary Education (G) The University of Alabama/ Athletic Coaching (C) (C) University of Northern Iowa/ Education (C) University of Utah/ Educational Studies (C) University of Arkansas/ Physical Education (C) Social Studies Teacher Education University of Central Arkansas/ Health Education University of Idaho/ Education (C) (C) University of NebraskaLincoln/ Curriculum and University of Central Arkansas /Physical Education Instruction (C) (C) University of Northern Iowa/ Education (C) University of Kansas/ Health, Sport, and Exercise University of South Dakota/ Education (C) Science (C) University of Utah/ Educational Studies (C) University of Northern Colorado/ Physical Technical Teacher Education Education (G, C) University of Mississippi/ Curriculum and University of Oklahoma/ Health and Sport Instruction (C) Sciences (C) Western Michigan University/ Career and University of WisconsinSuperior/ Human Technical Education (C) Performance (C) University of Wyoming/ Physical Education (C) Teaching English as a Second Language/ Reading Teacher Education Foreign Language Brigham Young University/ Elementary Education McGill University/ Education (C) (G) University of Nevada, Reno/ English (C) Brigham Young University /Instructional The University of North Carolina/ English (C) Psychology and Technology (G) University of Saskatchewan/ Education (C) Brigham Young University/Secondary Education (G, C) Education, Other Emporia State University/ Elementary Teacher Columbia Union College/ Education (C) Education (G) San Jose State University/ Education (C) Memorial University of Newfoundland/ University of Colorado at Boulder/ Education Education (C) (C) University of Arkansas/ Elementary Education (C) The University of Iowa/ Education (C) University of Kansas/ Teaching and Leadership The University of North Carolina/ Education (C) (C) University of Mississippi/ Reading (C) Western Washington University/ Technology University of MissouriColumbia/ Curriculum Education (C) and Instruction (C, G) University of New Mexico/ Elementary Education (C) ENGINEERING University of Northern Colorado/ Education Pennsylvania State University/ Engineering (N) (G) Purdue University/ Continuing Engineering University of South Dakota/ Education (C) Education (N)

THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 7 329 Subject Areas Index Engineering

Texas Tech University/ Engineering (C, N) Oklahoma State University/ Engineering Science University of California Extension/ Engineering (C) and Applied Science (N) University of California Extension/ Electrical University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign/ Engineering (C) General Engineering (C) University of Minnesota/ Electrical Engineering University of Minnesota/ Engineering (C) (C) University of WisconsinExtension/ Engineering University of Oklahoma/ Engineering (C) (C, N) University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ Electrical and Computer Engineering (C) Agricultural Engineering Engineering/Industrial Management Middle Tennessee State University/ Agribusiness University of MissouriColumbia/ Engineering and Agriscience (C) (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Agricultural University of NebraskaLincoln/ Industrial and Engineering (C) Management Systems Engineering (C)

Chemical Engineering Engineering Mechanics Kansas State University/ Chemical Engineering Brigham Young University/ Civil Engineering(C) (G) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and The University of Alabama/ Chemical Engineering Mechanical College/ Mechanical Engineering (C) (C) University of North Dakota/ Chemical Engineering Pennsylvania State University/ Engineering (C) Mechanics (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Engineering Civil Engineering (C) Brigham Young University/ Civil Engineering (C) University of Oklahoma/ Engineering (C) Kansas State University/ Civil Engineering (G) University of WisconsinExtension/ Engineering Geotechnical Engineering (C) Kansas State University/ Civil Engineering (G) Engineering Science Structural Engineering Oklahoma State University/ Engineering Science Kansas State University/ Civil Engineering (G) (C) Transportation and Highway Engineering Oklahoma State University/Statistics (C) Kansas State University/ Civil Engineering (G) Water Resources Engineering Environmental Engineering California State University, Sacramento/ Civil University of WisconsinExtension/ Engineering Engineering (C) (N) Kansas State University/ Civil Engineering (G) University of Pennsylvania State University/ Civil Engineering Wisconsin Extension /Environmental Studies (C) (N) University of Oklahoma/ Civil Engineering (C) US Department of Agriculture Graduate Industrial/Manufacturing Engineering SchoolCorrespondence School/ Civil Kansas State University/ Industrial and Engineering (C) Manufacturing Systems (G) US Department of Agriculture Graduate Kansas State University /Industrial Engineering SchoolCorrespondence School/Management (C) (C) Western Michigan University/ Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering (C) Electrical, Electronics and Communications Engineering Materials Engineering Kansas State University/ Electrical and Computer Pennsylvania State University/ Engineering Engineering (G) Mechanics (C)

330 38 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Subject Areas Index Engineering-Related Technologies

Mechanical Engineering Laser and Optical Technology University of WisconsinExtension/ Engineering Oklahoma State University/ General Technology (N) (C) US Department of Agriculture Graduate Nuclear Engineering SchoolCorrespondence School/ Engineering Oklahoma State University/ Nuclear Energy Technology (C) (C, N) Pennsylvania State University/ Nuclear Environmental Control Technologies Engineering (C) Environmental and Pollution Control Technology Petroleum Engineering University of Maryland University College/ Fire Science (C) University of Alaska Fairbanks/ Petroleum The University of Memphis/ Engineering Engineering (C) Technology (C) University of Alaska Fairbanks/Science Application (C) Western Oregon University/ Fire Services Administration (C) Systems Engineering Water Quality and Wastewater Treatment Technology The University of Arizona/ Systems and Industrial Northern Michigan University/ Occupational Engineering (C) Studies (C) University of Florida/ Wastewater Treatment (N)

Industrial Production Technologies Industrial/Manufacturing Technology ENGINEERING-RELATED TECHNOLOGIES Indiana State University/ Industrial Mechanical Civil Engineering/Civil Technology Technology (C) US Department of Agriculture Graduate Roger Williams University/ Industrial Technology and Engineering (C) SchoolCorrespondence School/ Engineering Technology (C) Thomas Edison State College/ Industrial Manufacturing Engineering Technology (C) Construction/Building Technology University of Idaho/ Industrial Technology' University of Idaho/ Industrial Technology Education (C) Education (C) University of North Dakota/ Industrial Technology (C) Electrical, Electronic and Communications University of WisconsinExtension/ Safety (C) Engineering Technology Western Michigan University/ Industrial and Computer Engineering Technology Manufacturing Engineering (C) University of Idaho/ Industrial Technology Education (C) Mechanical Engineering-Related Technologies Electrical, Electronic and Communications Engineering Aeronautical and Aerospace Engineering Technology Technology Indiana State University/ Aerospace Technology Oklahoma State University/ Electronics and (C) Computer Technology (C) Mechanical Engineering Technology Thomas Edison State College/ Electronics (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Mechanical US Department of Agriculture Graduate Engineering Technology (C) SchoolCorrespondence School/ Electronics Thomas Edison State College/ Mechanical Technology (C) Engineering Technology (C) US Department of Agriculture Graduate SchoolCorrespondence School/Engineering Miscellaneous Engineering-Related Technology (C) Technologies Weber State University/ Electronic Engineering Pennsylvania State University/ Engineering Technology (C) Graphics (C)

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University of WisconsinExtension/ Engineering Governors State University/ English (C) (N) Home Study International/Griggs University/ Hydraulic Technology English (H, C) Pennsylvania State University/ Civil Engineering Indiana State University/ English (C) Technology (C) Indiana University/ English (H, C) US Department of Agriculture Graduate Keystone National High School/ English (H) SchoolCorrespondence School/ Engineering Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Technology (C) Mechanical College/ English (C, H) Surveying Memorial University of Newfoundland/ English University of WisconsinExtension/ Engineering (C) (N) Mississippi State University/ English (H) North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ Quality Control and Safety Technologies English (H, E) Occupational Safety and Health Technology Northern Michigan University/ English (C) Athabasca University/ Industrial Relations (C) Northwood University/ English (C) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Ohio University/ English (C) Mechanical College/ Industrial Education (C) Ohio University/Humanities (C) Roger Williams University/ Industrial Technology Oklahoma State University/ English (H) and Engineering (C) Oklahoma State University/Literature (C) Quality Control Technology Oregon State University/ English (C) Roger Williams University/ Industrial Technology Pennsylvania State University/ English (C) and Engineering (C) Pennsylvania State University/High School Western Michigan University/ Industrial and Languages (H) Manufacturing Engineering (C) Portland State University/ English (H, C) Roosevelt University/ Bachelor of General Studies Program (C) ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE Saint Joseph's College/ English (C) Athabasca University/ English (C) Saint Joseph's College /Liberal Arts (C) Bethany College of the Assemblies of God/ Salve Regina University/ Humanities (G) School of Arts and Sciences (C) Sam Houston State University/ English (C) Brigham Yourig University/ Elementary Education San Jose State University/ English (C) (C) Southwest Texas State University/ English (C) Brigham Young University/English (C) State University of New York Empire State Brigham Young University/ English Language and College/ Literature (C) Literature (H) Stephens College/ Education (C) Brigham Young University/Language Arts (H) Stephens College/English (C) California State University, Dominguez Hills/ Stephens College/Languages and Literature (C) Humanities (G) Syracuse University/ Literature (C) Central Michigan University/ English (C) Texas A&M UniversityCommerce/ Literature Charter Oak State College/ English (C) and Languages (C) The College of West Virginia/ English (C) Texas Tech University/ English (H) Columbia Union College/ English (C) Texas Tech University/English Language and Creighton University, University College/ English Literature (C) (C) Thomas Edison State College/ Literature (C) David N. Myers College/ English (C) The University of Alabama/ English (H, C) Eastern Michigan University/ English (C) University of Alaska Fairbanks/ English (C) Eastern Oregon University/ English (C) The University of Arizona/ English (E, H, C) Eastern Washington University/ English (C) University of Arkansas/ English (H) Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University/ University of Arkansas / World Literature (C) Humanities (C) University of California Extension/ English Emporia State University/ English (C) (H, C)

332 340 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Subject Areas Index English Language and Literature

University of Central Arkansas/ English (C) US Department of Agriculture Graduate University of Colorado at Boulder/ English School-National Independent Study Center/ (H, C) English (N) University of Florida/ English (H) Utah State University/ English (C) University of Florida/ Linguistics (C) Washington State University/ English (C) University of Idaho/ English (H) Weber State University/ English (C) University of Idaho/ Reading (H) Western Illinois University/ English and University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign/ Journalism (C) English (C) Western Michigan University/ Education (C) University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign/ Western Michigan University/English (C) English Language and Literature (C) Western Washington University/ English (C) The University of Iowa/ English (C) University of Kansas/ English (C) American Literature University of Kentucky/ English (H, C) Arizona State University/ English (C) University of Manitoba/ English (C) Athabasca University/ English (C) University of Maryland University College/ Brigham Young University/ English (C) English (C) California State University, Dominguez Hills/ Humanities (G) University of Minnesota/ English (H, C) Columbia Union College/ English (C) University of Minnesota /General College (C) David N. Myers College/ English (C) University of Minnesota/Humanities (C) Eastern Oregon University/ English (C) University of Mississippi/ English (C) Eastern Washington University/ English (C) University of Missouri-Columbia/ English (H) Home Study International/Griggs University/ University of Missouri-Columbia/Literature (C) English (C, H) University of Nebraska-Lincoln/ English (H, C) Indiana University/ English (H, C) University of Nevada, Reno/ English (H, C) Indiana University /Folklore (C) University of New Mexico/ Elementary Education Louisiana State University and Agricultural and (C) Mechanical College/ English (C) University of New Mexico/English (C) Marywood University/ World Literature (C) The University of North Carolina/ English (C) North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ University of Northern Iowa/ English Language English (H) and Literature (C) Northern Michigan University/ English (C) University of Oklahoma/ English (H, C) Ohio University/ English (C) University of Saskatchewan/ English (C) Oklahoma State University/ English (C) University of South Carolina/ English (H, C) Portland State University/ English (C, H) University of South Dakota/ English (H, C) Saint Joseph's College/ English (C) University of Southern Colorado/ English (C) Salve Regina University/ Liberal Studies (C) University of Southern Mississippi/ English (H) Sam Houston State University/ English (C) University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ English Southwest Texas State University/ English (C) (H, C) Stephens College/ English (C) University of Tennessee, Knoxville/Library Stephens College/Languages and Literature (C) Service (C) Taylor University, Worldwide Campus/ English The University of Texas at Austin/ English (C) (C, H) Texas A&M University-Commerce/ Literature University of Washington/ English (C) and Languages (C) University of Wisconsin-Extension/ English Texas Tech University/ English Language and (H, N, C) Literature (C) University of Wisconsin-Superior/ English (C) Thomas Edison State College/ Literature (C) University of Wyoming/ English (H) The University of Alabama/ English (C) University System of Georgia/ English (C) University of Alaska Fairbanks/ English (C) Upper Iowa University/ English (C) The University of Arizona/ English (C) 341 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 333 English Language and Literature Subject Areas Index

University of California Extension/ English (C) Eastern Kentucky University/ English (C) University of Central Arkansas/ English (C) Eastern Oregon University/ English (C) University of Colorado at Boulder/ English Eastern Oregon University/Humanities (C) (C, H) Indiana State University/ English (C) University of Florida/ American Literature (C) Indiana University/ Comparative Literature (C) University of Idaho/ English (C, H) Indiana University /English (H) University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign/ Indiana University /Folklore (C) English Language and Literature (C) Marywood University/ World Literature (C) The University of Iowa/ English (C) Memorial University of Newfoundland/ Folklore University of Kansas/ English (C) (C) University of Kentucky/ English (C) Minot State University/ English/Writing (C) University of Maryland University College/ North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ English (C) English (H) University of Michigan/ English (C) Ohio University/ English (C) University of Minnesota/ English (C, H) Pennsylvania State University/ Comparative University of Minnesota/General College (C) Literature (C) University of Mississippi/ English (C) Salve Regina University/ Humanities (G) University of MissouriColumbia/ English (H) Salve Regina University /Liberal Studies (C) University of MissouriColumbia/Literature (C) University of NebraskaLincoln/ English (H) Southwest Texas State University/ English (C) University of New Mexico/ English (C) State University of New York Empire State The University of North Carolina/ English (C) College/ Literature (C) University of North Dakota/ English (C) Texas Tech University/ English Language and University of Oklahoma/ English (C) Literature (C) University of South Carolina/ English (C, H) Thomas Edison State College/ Religion (C) University of South Dakota/ English (C) The University of Arizona/ English (H) University of Southern Mississippi/ English (C) University of Arkansas/ English (H) University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ English University of Arkansas/ World Literature (C) (H, C) University of California Extension/ English (C) The University of Texas at Austin/ English University of Idaho/ English (C) (C, H) University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign/ University of Washington/ English (C) Comparative Literature (C) University of WisconsinExtension/ English University of Kentucky/ English (C) (C, H) The University of Memphis/ University College University of WisconsinSuperior/ English (C) (C) University of Wyoming/ English (C, H) University of Minnesota/ Comparative Literature University System of Georgia/ English (C) (C) Washington State University/ English (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Literature (C) Western Illinois University/ English and University of NebraskaLincoln/ English (H) Journalism (C, G) University of Oklahoma/ English (C) Western Washington University/ English (C) University of Oklahoma/Modern Languages (C) University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ English (C) Comparative Literature The University of Texas at Austin/ English (C) Ball State University/ English (C) University of Washington/ Comparative Literature Bethany College of the Assemblies of God/ (C) School of Arts and Sciences (C) University of WisconsinExtension/ English (N) California State University, Dominguez Hills/ University of WisconsinExtension/Literature in Humanities (G) Translation (C) The College of West Virginia/ English (C) University System of Georgia/ English (C) Creighton University, University College/ English Western Washington University/ Liberal Studies (C) (C)

; 334 342 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Subject Areas Index English Language and literature

English as a Second Language Southern Utah University/ English (C) Brigham Young University/ Foreign Languages State University of New York Empire State (H) College/ English (C) The University of Arizona/ English as a Second Texas Tech University/ Correlated Language Arts Language (H) (H) Thomas Edison State College/ Written Expression English Composition (C) Adams State College/ English (C) The University of Alabama/ English (H, C) Athabasca University/ English (C) University of Alaska Fairbanks/ Developmental Ball State University/ English (C) English (C) Bethany College of the Assemblies of God/ University of Alaska Fairbanks/English (C) School of Arts and Sciences (C) The University of Arizona/ English (H) Brigham Young University/ English (C) University of Arkansas/ English (H, C) Brigham Young University/English Language and University of California Extension/ English Literature (H) (N, C) Chadron State College/ Language and Literature University of Central Arkansas/ English (C) (C) University of Colorado at Boulder/ English (H) The College of West Virginia/ English (C) University of Florida/ English (C) Columbia Union College/ English (C) University of Florida/ Linguistics (C) David N. Myers College/ English (C) University of Idaho/ English (C) Eastern Kentucky University/ English (C) University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign/ Eastern Michigan University/ English (C) Rhetoric (C) Eastern Oregon University/ Writing (C) The University of Iowa/ English (Nonfiction Governors State University/ English (C) Writing) (C) Home Study International/Griggs University/ University of Kansas/ English (C) English (C, H) University of Kentucky/ English (H, C) Home Study International/Griggs University/ University of Maryland University College/ English-Eight (E) English (C) Home Study International/Griggs University/ University of Minnesota/ Composition and English-Seven (E) Communication (C) Indiana State University/ English (C) University of Minnesota/English (H) Indiana University/ English (C, H) University of Mississippi/ English (C) Indiana University/Linguistics (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Composition Louisiana State University and Agricultural and and Communication (C) Mechanical College/ English (C, N) University of MissouriColumbia/English (H) Minot State University/ English/Writing (C) University of NebraskaLincoln/ Adult Basic North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ Skills (N) English (H) University of NebraskaLincoln/English (C, H) Northern Michigan University/ English (C) University of Nevada, Reno/ English (C) Northwood University/ English (C) University of New Mexico/ English. (C) Ohio University/ English (C) The University of North Carolina/ English (C) Oklahoma State University/ English (C) University of North Dakota/ English (C) Pennsylvania State University/ English (C) University of Northern Iowa/ English Language Portland State University/ English (H) and Literature (C) Portland State University/Writing (N, C) University of Oklahoma/ Classical Culture (C) Regents College (C) University of Oklahoma/English (C, H) Roosevelt University/ Bachelor of General Studies University of Oklahoma/Study Skills (H) Program (C) University of Saskatchewan/ English (C) Roosevelt University/English (C) University of South Carolina/ English (C, H) Saint Joseph's College/ English (C) University of South Dakota/ English (C, H) Sam Houston State University/ English (N) University of Southern Colorado/ English (C)

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University of Southern Mississippi/ English (C) Texas Tech University/ English Creative Writing University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ English (C) (N) The University of Texas at Austin/ English (C) The University of Alabama/ English (C) University of Utah/ Writing (C) The University of Arizona/ English (H, N) University of Washington/ English (C) University of California Extension/ English University of Windsor/ English (C) (C, N) University of WisconsinExtension/ English University of Colorado at Boulder/ English (C) (H, C, N) University of Florida/ Creative Writing (C) University of WisconsinSuperior/ English (C) University of Florida/English (C) University of Wyoming/ English (C, H) The University of Iowa/ English (Creative Writing) University System of Georgia/ English (C) (C) Upper Iowa University/ English (C) The University of Iowa/ English (Nonfiction US Department of Agriculture Graduate Writing) (C) SchoolCorrespondence School/ English (N) University of Kansas/ English (C) US Department of Agriculture Graduate University of Manitoba/ English (C) SchoolNational Independent Study Center/ University of Minnesota/ Composition and English (N) Communication (C) Utah State University/ English (C) University of Minnesota/ English (H) Washington State University/ English (C) University of Minnesota/English Writing (C) Washington State University/General Education University of MissouriColumbia/ English (C, H) (C) The University of North Carolina/ English (C) Weber State University/ English (C) University of Oklahoma/ Journalism (N, H) Western Illinois University/ English and University of Southern Mississippi/ English (C) Journalism (C) University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ Creative Western Michigan University/ Education (C) Writing (N) Western Michigan University/English (C) University of Tennessee, Knoxville /English (C) Western Washington University/ English (C) The University of Texas at Austin/ English (C) University of Utah/ English (C) English Creative Writing University of Washington/ English (C) Adams State College/ Journalism (C) University of WisconsinExtension/ English Athabasca University/ English (C) (N, C) Bethany College of the Assemblies of God/ Weber State University/ English (C) School of Arts and Sciences (C) Western Illinois University/ English and Brigham Young University/ English (C) Journalism (C) Brigham Young University/English Language and Western Michigan University/ English (C) Literature (H) Western Washington University/ English (C) Eastern Washington University/ Creative Writing (C) English Literature (British and Indiana State University/ English (C) Commonwealth) Indiana University/ English (C, H) Arizona State University/ English (C) Minot State University/ English/Writing (C) Athabasca University/ English (C) North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ Bethany College of the Assemblies of God/ English (H) School of Arts and Sciences (C) Ohio University/ English (C) Brigham Young University/ English (C) Oklahoma State University/ English (C) David N. Myers College/ English (C) Pennsylvania State University/ English (C) Emporia State University/ English (C) Portland State University/ Writing (C) Home Study International/Griggs University/ Sam Houston State University/ English (C) English (C) Southern Utah University/ Education (G) Indiana University/ English (C) Southwest Texas State University/ English (C) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Stephens College/ Languages and Literature (C) Mechanical College/ English (C)

336 344 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Subject Areas Index English Language and literature

Ohio University/ English (C) Western Washington University/ English (C) Oklahoma State University/ Literature (C) Portland State University/ English (C) English Technical and Business Writing Saint Joseph's College/ English (C) Athabasca University/ Administration (C) Sam Houston State University/ English (C) Brigham Young University/ English (C) Southwest Texas State University/ English (C) Brigham Young University/English Language and State University of New York Empire State Literature (H) College/ Literature (C) Brigham Young University/Language Arts (H) Stephens College/ English (C) Brigham Young University/Management Stephens College/ Languages and Literature (C) Communications (C) Taylor University, Worldwide Campus/ English The College of West Virginia/ English (C) (C) Colorado State University/ Manufacturing Thomas Edison State College/ Literature (C) Technology and Construction Management (G) The University of Alabama/ English (C) David N. Myers College/ English (C) University of Arkansas/ English (C) Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University/ University of California Extension/ English (C) Humanities (C) University of Colorado at Boulder/ English (C) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and University of Florida/ English (C) Mechanical College/ English (C, H) University of Idaho/ English (C) Minot State University/ English/Writing (C) University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign/ North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ English (C) English (H) University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign/ Northern Michigan University/ English (C) English Language and Literature (C) Northwood University/ English (C) The University of Iowa/ English (C) Ohio University/ English (C) University of Kansas/ English (C) Oklahoma State University/ Business University of Kentucky/ English (C) Administration (C) University of Manitoba/ English (C) Oklahoma State University/English (C, N) University of Maryland University College/ Pennsylvania State University/ English (C) English (C) Sam Houston State University/ English (C) University of Minnesota/ English (C) State University of New York Empire State University of Mississippi/ English (C) College/ English (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ English (H) Texas Tech University/ Business and Technical University of MissouriColumbia/Literature (C) Writing (C) University of NebraskaLincoln/ English (C) Texas Tech University/English Technical and University of New Brunswick/ English (C) Business Writing (N) University of New Mexico/ English (C) University of Alaska Fairbanks/ English (C) The University of North Carolina/ English (C) The University of Arizona/ English (H) University of Northern Iowa/ English Language University of California Extension/ English (C) and Literature (C) University of Colorado at Boulder/ English (C) University of Oklahoma/ English (C) University of Florida! English (C) University of Saskatchewan/ English (C) University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign/ University of South Carolina/ English (C) Business and Technical Writing (C) University of South Dakota/ English (C) The University of Iowa/ English (Nonfiction University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ English Writing) (C) (H, C) University of Kansas/ English (C) The University of Texas at Austin/ English (C) University of Kentucky/ English (C) University of Utah/ English (C) University of Maryland University College/ University of Washington/ English (C) Communications (C) University of WisconsinExtension/ English (C) University of Minnesota/ Composition and University System of Georgia/ English (C) Communication (C) Washington State University/ English (C) University of Minnesota/Rhetoric (C)

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University of MissouriColumbia/ Composition Ohio University/ Interpersonal Communication and Communication (C) (C) University of NebraskaLincoln/ Agricultural Pennsylvania State University/ Speech Leadership (C) Communication (C) University of NebraskaLincoln/English (C) Texas Tech University/ English Language and The University of North Carolina/ English (C) Literature (C) University of Central Arkansas/ Speech (C) University of South Carolina/ English (C) The University of Iowa/ Rhetoric (C) University of South Dakota/ English (C) University of Minnesota/ Rhetoric (G) University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ English (C) University of Washington/ Speech Communication The University of Texas at Austin/ English (C) (C) University of Utah/ Management (N) University System of Georgia/ Speech University of Washington/ Engineering/Technical Communication (C) Writing (C) US Department of Agriculture Graduate University of WisconsinExtension/ Engineering SchoolCorrespondence School/ English (C) (C) University of WisconsinExtension/English (N) University of Wyoming/ English (C) FOREIGN LANGUAGES AND University System of Georgia/ English (C) LITERATURES US Department of Agriculture Graduate Eastern Oregon University/ Modern Languages SchoolCorrespondence School/ English (C) (C, H) University of WisconsinExtension/ Hebrew and US Department of Agriculture Graduate Semitic Studies (C) SchoolNational Independent Study Center/ English (N) Classical and Ancient Near Eastern Languages Utah Valley State College/ Business (C) and Literatures Washington State University/ English (C) Classics and Classical Languages and Literatures Weber State University/ English (C) Indiana University/ Classical Studies (C) Western Illinois University/ English and Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Journalism (C) Mechanical College/ Classical Studies (C) Western Michigan University/ Business Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Information Systems (C) Mechanical College/Greek and Roman Western Michigan University /Industrial and Mythology (N) Manufacturing Engineering (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Classics (C) Roosevelt University/ Bachelor of General Studies Speech and Rhetorical Studies Program (C) Brigham Young University/ Communications (C) The University of Alabama/ Classics (C) Brigham Young University/Speech and The University of Iowa/ Classics (C) Communications (H) University of Kansas/ Classics (C) Creighton University, University College/ English University of Kentucky/ Classical Languages and (C) Literature (C) Eastern Oregon University/ Speech (C) University of Manitoba/ Classics (C) Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University/ University of Minnesota/ Classics (C) Humanities (C) University of Minnesota/Humanities (C) Home Study International/Griggs University/ University of MissouriColumbia/ Classical Communications (C) Studies (C) Indiana University/ English (H) University of NebraskaLincoln/ Classics (C) Indiana University/Speech (C) The University of North Carolina/ Classics (C) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and University of Oklahoma/ Classical Culture (C) Mechanical College/ Speech Communication University of Washington/ Classics (C) (C) University of WisconsinExtension/ Classics (C)

338 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Subject Areas Index Foreign Languages and Literatures

University System of Georgia/ Classical Culture University of WisconsinExtension/Latin (C) Language and Literature (H) Greek Language and Literature (Ancient and Medieval) University System of Georgia/ Classical Culture Memorial University of Newfoundland/ Classics (C) (C) University System of Georgia/Latin (C) University of Alaska Fairbanks/ Foreign Languages (C) East and Southeast Asian Languages and University of Minnesota/ Greek (C) Literatures University of Oklahoma/ Greek (C) Chinese Language and Literature University of WisconsinExtension/ Classics (C) Brigham Young University/ Foreign Languages University of WisconsinExtension/ Greek (C) (H) University System of Georgia/ Classical Culture Eastern Oregon University/ Modern Languages (C) (C) Western Washington University/ Classical Studies University of California Extension/ Chinese(C) (C) University of Oklahoma/ Chinese (C) Japanese Language and Literature Latin Language and Literature (Ancient and Medieval) Brigham Young University/ Foreign Languages Indiana University/ Classical Studies (C) (H) Indiana University/Latin (H) University of MissouriColumbia/ Languages Louisiana State University and Agricultural and (H) Mechanical College/ Latin (C) University of Oklahoma/ Japanese (C) Memorial University of Newfoundland/ Classics University of WisconsinExtension/ Engineering (C) (C) Mississippi State University/ Foreign Languages (H) East European Languages and Literatures North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ Russian Language and Literature Latin (H) Brigham Young University/ Foreign Languages Saint Joseph's College/ Liberal Arts (C) (H) Texas Tech University/ Latin (H) Mississippi State University/ Foreign Languages University of Alaska Fairbanks/ Foreign (C) Languages (C) North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ The University of Arizona/ Latin (H) Russian (H) University of Arkansas/ Foreign Languages (H) Southern Illinois University at Carbondale/ University of Arkansas/Latin (C) Foreign Language and Literature (Russian) (C) University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign/ Stephens College/ English (C) Latin (C) The University of Arizona/ Russian and Slavic The University of Iowa/ Classics (C) Languages (C) University of Kansas/ Latin (C) University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign/ University of Kentucky/ Classical Languages and Russian (C) Literature (C) University of Minnesota/ Languages (H) University of Minnesota/ Latin (C) University of Minnesota/Russian (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Classical University of MissouriColumbia/ Russian (C) Languages and Literature (C, G) The University of North Carolina/ Russian (C) University of NebraskaLincoln/ Languages (H) University of Oklahoma/ Modern Languages (N) The University of North Carolina/ Latin (C) University of Oklahoma/Russian (C) University of Oklahoma/ Latin (H, C) University of WisconsinExtension/ Russian University of South Carolina/ Foreign Languages (C, N, H) (C) Slavic Languages and Literatures (Other Than Russian) University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ Latin (H) Pennsylvania State University/ Polish (C) The University of Texas at Austin/ Latin (C) The University of Texas at Austin/ Slavic University of WisconsinExtension/ Latin (C) Languages and Literature (C)

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University of Wisconsin-Extension/ Polish University of North Dakota/ Classical Languages (N, H) and Literature (C) University of Oklahoma/ German (C, H) University of South Dakota/ German (H) Foreign Languages and Literatures University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ German (C) Linguistics The University of Texas at Austin/ German Central Michigan University/ Foreign Languages (H, C) (C) University of Wisconsin-Extension/ German Indiana University/ Linguistics (C) (H, N, C) University of Alaska Fairbanks/ Linguistics (C) University System of Georgia/ German (C) The University of Iowa/ Linguistics (C) Scandinavian Languages and Literatures University of Minnesota/ Linguistics (C) North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ University of Mississippi/ Linguistics (C) Norwegian (H) University of Nevada, Reno/ English (C) University of Minnesota/ Finnish (C) University of Washington/ Linguistics (C) University of Minnesota/Norwegian (C) Western Washington University/ Linguistics (C) University of Minnesota/ Scandinavian Languages (C) Germanic Languages and Literatures University of Minnesota/Swedish (C) German Language and Literature University of North Dakota/ Classical Languages Arizona State University/ German (C) and Literature (C) Athabasca University/ German (C) University of Wisconsin-Extension/ Danish (C) Brigham Young University/ Foreign Languages University of Wisconsin-Extension/Literature in (H) Translation (C) Brigham Young University/German (C) University of Wisconsin-Extension/Norwegian Indiana University/ German (C, H) (C) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and University of Wisconsin-Extension/Swedish (C) Mechanical College/ German (C) North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ Greek Languages and Literatures (Modern) German (H) Greek Language and Literature (Modern) Oklahoma State University/ German (C) Home Study International/Griggs University/ Pennsylvania State University/ German (C) Greek (C) The University of Alabama/ German (C) Ohio University/ Greek (C) The University of Arizona/ German (C) The University of Texas at Austin/ Greek (C) University of Arkansas/ German (C) University of Wisconsin-Extension/ Greek (C) University of Central Arkansas/ German (C) University of Florida! German (C) Middle Eastern Languages and Literatures University of Idaho/ Foreign Languages (C) Arabic Language and Literature University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign/ University of Wisconsin-Extension/ Arabic (C) German (C) Hebrew Language and Literature The University of Iowa/ German (C) Brigham Young University/ Hebrew (C) University of Kansas/ German (C) University of Wisconsin-Extension/ Hebrew and University of Kentucky/ German (C) Semitic Studies (C) University of Kentucky/Languages (H) University of Michigan/ German (C) University of Minnesota/ German (C) Romance Languages and Literatures University of Minnesota/Languages (H) French Language and Literature University of Mississippi/ German (C) Arizona State University/ French (C) University of Missouri-Columbia/ German (C) Athabasca University/ French (C) University of Missouri-Columbia/Languages (H) Brigham Young University/ Foreign Languages University of Nebraska-Lincoln/ Languages (H) (H) University of Nevada, Reno/ German (C) Columbia Union College/ French (C)

340 343 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Subject Areas Index Foreign Languages and Literatures

Eastern Oregon University/ Modern Languages University of WisconsinExtension/Literature in (C) Translation (C) Home Study International/Griggs University/ University of Wyoming/ French (C) French (C, H) University System of Georgia/ French (C) Indiana University/ French (C, H) Utah State University/ French (C) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Washington State University/ French (C) Mechanical College/ French (H, C) Western Illinois University/ Foreign Languages Marywood University/ Foreign Languages (C) and Literatures (C) Mississippi State University/ Foreign Languages Western Washington University/ Modern and (C, H) Classical Languages (C) North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ Italian Language and Literature French (H) Arizona State University/ Italian (C) Oklahoma State University/ French (C) Indiana University/ Italian (C) Oklahoma State University/Languages (H) Pennsylvania State University/ French (C) University of California Extension/ Italian (C) Saint Joseph's College/ Liberal Arts (C) University of Minnesota/ Italian (C) Texas Tech University/ French (H) University of Nevada, Reno/ Italian (C) The University of Arizona/ French (C, E) The University of North Carolina/ Italian (C) University of Arkansas/ Foreign Languages (H) University of WisconsinExtension/ Italian University of Arkansas/French (C) (N, C) University of California Extension/ French (C) Portuguese Language and Literature University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign/ University of Mississippi/ Modern Languages (C) French (C) University of WisconsinExtension/ Portuguese The University of Iowa/ French (C) (C) University of Kansas/ French (C) Spanish Language and Literature University of Kentucky/ French (C) Arizona State University/ Spanish (C) University of Kentucky/Languages (H) Athabasca University/ Spanish (C) University of Manitoba/ French (C) Brigham Young University/ Foreign Languages University of Michigan/ French (C) (H) University of Minnesota/ French (C, N) Brigham Young University/Spanish (C) University of Mississippi/ French (C) Central Michigan University/ Spanish Language University of MissouriColumbia/ French (C) and Literature (C) University of MissouriColumbia/Languages (H) Columbia Union College/ Spanish (C) University of NebraskaLincoln/ Languages (H) Eastern Oregon University/ Spanish (C) University of Nevada, Reno/ French (C) Home Study International/Griggs University/ The University of North Carolina/ French (C) Spanish (H, C) University of North Dakota/ Classical Languages Indiana University/ Spanish (H, C) and Literature (C) Keystone National High School/ Languages (H) University of North Dakota/ Languages (C) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and University of Oklahoma/ French (C, H) Mechanical College/ Spanish (H, C) University of South Carolina/ Foreign Languages Marywood University/ Foreign Languages (C) (C) Mississippi State University/ Foreign Languages University of South Carolina/French (H) (H, C) University of South Dakota/ French (H) North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ University of Southern Mississippi/ French (H) Spanish (H) University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ French Ohio University/ Foreign Languages and (C, H) Literatures (C) The University of Texas at Austin/ French (C) Oklahoma State University/ Spanish (C) University of Washington/ French (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Spanish (C) University of WisconsinExtension/ French Southern Illinois University at Carbondale/ (N, H, C) Spanish (C)

THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 349 341 Foreign Languages and Literatures Subject Areas Index

Southwest Texas State University/ Modern Brigham Young University /Health Sciences (C) Languages (C) The College of West Virginia/ Health Sciences Southwest Texas State University/Spanish (C) (C) Texas Tech University/ Languages (H, C) North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ Texas Tech University/Spanish (H) Physical Education (H) Thomas Edison State College/ Spanish (C) Saint Joseph's College/ Long-Term Care (C) The University of Alabama/ Spanish (H, C) Southern Illinois University at Carbondale/ The University of Arizona/ Spanish (C, H, N) Allied Health Careers (C) University of Arkansas/ Foreign Languages (H) Texas Tech University/ Public Health (H) University of Arkansas/Spanish (C) University of Colorado at Boulder/ Science (H) University of California Extension/ Spanish (C) University of Florida/ Medical Laboratory Science University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign/ (C) Spanish (C) University of NebraskaLincoln/ Science (H) The University of Iowa/ Spanish (C) University of Nevada, Reno/ Health Sciences (C) University of Kansas/ Spanish (C) University of South Dakota/ Science (H) University of Kentucky/ Languages (H) Weber State University/ Health Sciences (C) University of Kentucky/Spanish (C) University of Minnesota/ Spanish (C, N) Communication Disorders Sciences and University of Mississippi/ Spanish (C) Services University of MissouriColumbia/ Languages Audiology/Hearing Sciences (H) Arizona State University/ Speech and Hearing University of MissouriColumbia/Spanish (C) Science (C) University of NebraskaLincoln/ Languages (H) University of Kansas/ Audiology (C) University of Nevada, Reno/ Spanish (C) University of Kansas/Speech-Language-Hearing: University of New Mexico/ Spanish (C) Sciences and Disorders (C) The University of North Carolina/ Spanish (C) Communication Disorders University of North Dakota/ Classical Languages Arizona State University/ Speech and Hearing and Literature (C) Science (C) University of Oklahoma/ Spanish (C, H) University of Kansas/ Speech-Language-Hearing: University of South Carolina/ Spanish (H) Sciences and Disorders (C) University of South Dakota/ Spanish (H) University of Northern Colorado/ University of Southern Mississippi/ Spanish (H) Communication Disorders (C) University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ Spanish University of South Dakota/ Communication (C, H) Disorders (C) The University of Texas at Austin/ Spanish University of Washington/ Speech and Hearing (H, C) Science (C) University of Washington/ Spanish (C) Sign Language Interpreter University of WisconsinExtension/ Spanish Ohio University/ Human Services Technology (C) (H, C, N) University of Utah/ Communication Disorders (C) University of Wyoming/ Spanish (H, C) University System of Georgia/ Spanish (C) Upper Iowa University/ Spanish (C) Community Health Services Utah State University/ Spanish (C) Community Health Liaison Washington State University/ Spanish (C) Athabasca University/ Applied Studies (C) Western Illinois University/ Foreign Languages Ball State University/ Health Sciences (C) and Literatures (C) The University of Arizona/ Health Education (C)

HEALTH PROFESSIONS AND RELATED Health and Medical Administrative Services SCIENCES Health System/Health Services Administration Ball State University/ Health Sciences (C) Central Michigan University/ Health Education Brigham Young University/ Health (H) (C)

342 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Li 3'5 o, Subject Areas Index Health Professions and Related Sciences

The College of West Virginia/ Health Care Purdue University/ Health Sciences (N) Administration (C) Medical Technology David N. Myers College/ General Social Science University System of Georgia/ Classics (C) (C) Ohio University/ Health Sciences (C) Medical Assisting Pennsylvania State University/ Health Planning The College of West Virginia/ Medical Assisting and Administration (C) (C) Purdue University/ Health Sciences (N) Saint Joseph's College/ Health Care Saint Joseph's College/ Health Care Administration (C) Administration (C) Saint Joseph's College/Long-Term Care (C) Saint Joseph's College /Health Services Administration (G) Medical Basic Sciences Saint Joseph's College/Long-Term Care (C) Western Michigan University/ Medical Science Southwest Texas State University/ Health Care (C) Administration (C) Medical Pathology Southwest Texas State University /Health Services University of NebraskaLincoln/ Nursing (C) and Research (C) Weber State University/ Health Sciences (C) Stephens College/ Health Information Medical Physiology Management (C) Weber State University/ Health Sciences (C) University of Idaho/ Health Care Administration (C) Mental Health Services University of MissouriColumbia/ Health Services Alcohol/Drug Abuse Counseling Management (C) Ball State University/ Health Sciences (C) University of Missouri Columbia /Health Systems Bethany College of the Assemblies of God/ Management (C) School of Professional Studies (C) University of Nevada, Reno/ Health Care Eastern Oregon University/ Physical Education Administration (C) and Health (C) The University of North Carolina/ Health Care Governors State University/ Alcoholism (C, G) Administration (C) Middle Tennessee State University/ Health, Medical Records Administration Physical Education, and Safety (C) Stephens College/ Health Information Pennsylvania State University/ Counselor Management (C) Education (C) Medical Records Technology Pennsylvania State University /Health Education The College of West Virginia/ Secretarial Science (C) (C) Texas Tech University/ Family Studies (C) Health and Medical Administrative Services, Other Texas Tech University /Psychology (C) Saint Joseph's College/ Health Services University of Maryland University College/ Administration (G) Behavioral and Social Science (C) Health and Medical Diagnostic and Treatment University of Northern Iowa/ Social Work (C) Services University of Oklahoma/ Health and Sport Sciences (C) Emergency Medical Technology University of Utah/ Health Education (C) The University of Texas at Austin/ Continuing Education (N) University of WisconsinSuperior/ Health Promotion (C) Respiratory Therapy Technology University System of Georgia/ Health Education The College of West Virginia/ Respiratory (C) Therapy (C) Columbia Union College/ Respiratory Care (C) Western Michigan University/ Community Health Services (C) Health and Medical Laboratory Technologies Western Michigan University/ Counselor Education The College of West Virginia/ Diagnostic Medical and Counseling Psychology (C) Sonography (C) Western Michigan University /Social Work (C)

THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG - 351 343 Health Professions and Related Sciences Subject Areas Index

Miscellaneous Health Professions Central Michigan University/ Health Education Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (C) Bastyr University (C) Indiana University/ Health, Physical Education, Naturopathic Medicine and Recreation (C) Bastyr University (C) Oklahoma State University/ Health, Physical Education, and Leisure (C) Nursing Saint Joseph's College/ Health Care Athabasca University/ Health Studies (C) Administration (C) Texas A&M UniversityCommerce/ Health and Athabasca University/Nursing (C) Brigham Young University/ Nursing (C) Physical Education (C) University of California Extension/ Public Health The College of West Virginia/ Nursing (C) Memorial University of Newfoundland/ Nursing (C) University of Idaho/ Microbiology (C) (C) Saint Joseph's College/ Education (C) University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign/ Salve Regina University/ Nursing (C) Community Health (C) University of Colorado at Boulder/ Nursing (C) University of New Mexico/ Health Education (C) The University of Iowa/ Nursing (G, C) University of Northern Colorado/ Community University of Manitoba/ Nursing (C) Health/Nutrition (C) University of Northern Iowa/ Health (C) University of Minnesota/ Nursing (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Nursing/ University of South Carolina/ Health Promotion Health Care (N) and Education (C) University of NebraskaLincoln/ Nursing (C) University of Southern Mississippi/ Health (C) University of Wyoming/ Health and Safety (C) University of New Mexico/ Nursing (C) The University of North Carolina/ Nursing (N) Western Illinois University/ Health Education and University of Northern Colorado/ Nursing (C) Promotion (C) University of Southern Colorado/ Nursing (C) Environmental Health University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ Nursing (N) Eastern Kentucky University/ Environmental The University of Texas at Austin/ Nursing (C) Health Science (C) University of Wyoming/ Nursing (C) Saint Joseph's College/ Health Services Washington State University/ Nursing (C) Administration (G) University of Kansas/ Health, Sport, and Exercise Nursing Administration Athabasca University/ Nursing (C) Science (C) Memorial University of Newfoundland/ Nursing University of WisconsinSuperior/ Health Promotion (C) (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Nursing (C) Epidemiology University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign/ Salve Regina University/ Nursing (C) Community Health (C) Nursing Anesthetist University of MissouriColumbia/ Nursing/ Utah State University/ Biology (C) Occupational Health and Industrial Hygiene Health Care (N) The College of West Virginia/ Environmental Nursing Science Salve Regina University/ Nursing (C) Studies (C) Eastern Kentucky University/ Environmental Health Science (C) Pharmacy Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Medical Pharmacology and Pharmaceutical Sciences Mechanical College/ Vocational, Trade, and Indiana University/ Nursing (C) Industrial Education (C) University of Utah/ Pharmacology and Toxicology McGill University/ Medicine (G) (C) Utah State University/ Industrial Education (C) Public Health Education and Promotion Public Health University of California Extension/ Public Health Brigham Young University/ Health Sciences (C) (C) 33 344 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Subject Areas Index Home Economics

Utah State University/ Health, Physical Education, Sam Houston State University/ Health (C) and Recreation (C) The University of Alabama/ Health Education (C) Rehabilitation/Therapeutic Services The University of Arizona/ Health (C) University of Northern Colorado/ Human University of Kansas/ Health, Sport, and Exercise Rehabilitation Services (C) Science (C) Occupational Therapy University of Mississippi/ Health and Safety (C) University of North Dakota/ Occupational University of Northern Iowa/ Health (C) Therapy (C) University of Oklahoma/ Health and Sport Western Michigan University/ Occupational Sciences (C) Therapy (C) University of Southern Mississippi/ Health (C) University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ Health (C) Veterinary Medicine University of WisconsinExtension/ Nursing (N) University System of Georgia/ Veterinary Sciences University of WisconsinSuperior/ Human (C) Performance and Health Promotion (C) Health Professions and Related Sciences, University of Wyoming/ Health Education (C) Other Weber State University/ Health, Physical Education, and Recreation (C) McGill University/ Medicine (G) Health-Related Knowledge and Skills, Other Pennsylvania State University/ Nuclear Brigham Young University/ Health (H) Engineering (N) Columbia Union College/ Health Sciences (C) The University of Arizona/ Personal Development (N) HEALTH-RELATED KNOWLEDGE AND University of Arkansas/ Health Education (C) SKILLS University of Idaho/ HIV/AIDS Awareness (N) Birthing and Parenting Knowledge and Skills University of Northern Iowa/ Health (C) Adams State College/ Interdivisional (C) University of Maryland University College/ Behavioral and Social Science (C) Personal Health Improvement and Maintenance HOME ECONOMICS Central Michigan University/ Health Education University of South Dakota/ Home Economics (C) (H) Chadron State College/ Health, Physical University of Southern Mississippi/ Home Education, and Recreation (C) Economics (H) Eastern Kentucky University/ Health (C) Eastern Oregon University/ Physical Education Clothing/Apparel and Textile Studies and Health (C) Brigham Young University/ Clothing and Textiles Indiana State University/ Health and Safety (C) (C) Indiana University/ Health, Physical Education, Brigham Young University/Home Economics (H) and Recreation (C) Colorado State University/ Design, Merchandising, Kansas State University/ Foods and Nutrition (C) and Consumer Sciences (C) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Home Study International/Griggs University/ Mechanical College/ Kinesiology (C) Home Economics (H) Middle Tennessee State University/ Health, Oklahoma State University/ Clothing, Textiles, Physical Education, and Safety (C) and Merchandising (C) Mississippi State University/ Physical Education Stephens College/ Fashion (C) (C) University of Florida/ Clothing and Textiles (C) Murray State University/ Health (C) University of Kentucky/ Human Environment Oklahoma State University/ Health Sciences (C) Textiles (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Health Education University of Minnesota/ Design, Housing, and (C) Apparel (C)

THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG , , 345 u 353 Home Economics Subject Areas Index

Weber State University/ Sales and Service Chadron State College/ Family and Consumer Technology (C) Sciences (C) Western Illinois University/ Family and Consumer The University of Alabama/ Consumer Sciences Sciences (C) (C) University of Kentucky/ Family Studies (C) University of NebraskaLincoln/ Family and Family/Consumer Resource Management Consumer Sciences (H) Consumer Economics and Science University of Northern Iowa/ Home Economics Brigham Young University/ Social Science/Home (C) Economics (H) University of Southern Mississippi/ Family Colorado State University/ Design, Merchandising, Relations (C) and Consumer Sciences (C) University System of Georgia/ Consumer Indiana University/ Consumer and Homemaking Economics (C) Education (H) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Foods and Nutrition Studies Mechanical College/ Family and Consumer Athabasca University/ Nutrition (C) Sciences (H) Bastyr University (C) Mississippi State University/ Home Economics (H) Bethany College of the Assemblies of God/ North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ School of Arts and Sciences (C) Home Economics (H) Bethany College of the Assemblies of God/ Ohio University/ Retail Merchandising (C) School of Professional Studies (C) Sam Houston State University/ Family and Brigham Young University/ Food Science and Consumer Sciences (C) Nutrition (C) The University of Alabama/ Consumer Sciences Brigham Young University/Home Economics (H) (C) Colorado State University/ Food Science and University of Colorado at Boulder/ Business (H) Human Nutrition (G, C) University of Idaho/ Consumer Economics (C) Columbia Union College/ Foods and Nutrition University of Idaho/ Economics (H) (C) University of Kentucky/ Business (H) Home Study International/Griggs University/ University of MissouriColumbia/ Business Home Economics (H) Education (H) Home Study International/Griggs University/ University of NebraskaLincoln/ Business (H) Nutrition (C) University of Northern Iowa/ Home Economics Indiana University/ Consumer and Homemaking (G, C) Education (H) University of South Carolina/ Business Education Indiana University /Health, Physical Education, (H) and Recreation (C) University of South Dakota/ Business Education Louisiana State University and Agricultural and (H) Mechanical College/ Family and Consumer University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ Home Sciences (H) Economics (H) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and University of Wyoming/ Home Economics (C, H) Mechanical College/Home Ecology (C) Upper Iowa University/ Business Administration Middle Tennessee State University/ Human (C) Sciences (C) Weber State University/ Sales and Service Mississippi State University/ Home Economics (C) Technology (C) North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ Western Illinois University/ Family and Consumer Home Economics (H) Sciences (C) Ohio University/ Human and Consumer Sciences Western Michigan University/ Consumer Resources (C) and Technology (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Nutrition (C) Family Resource Management Studies Roosevelt University/ Bachelor of General Studies Brigham Young University/ Family Sciences (C) Program (C)

346 6( 54 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Subject Areas Index Home Economics

Saint Joseph's College/ Health Care University of Oklahoma/Home Economics (H) Administration (C) University of Southern Mississippi/ Home Sam Houston State University/ Family and Economics (C) Consumer Sciences (C) University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ Food and Southwest Texas State University/ Home Nutrition (H) Economics (C) University of Tennessee, Knoxville/Nutrition (C) State University of New York Empire State The University of Texas at Austin/ Nutrition (C) College/ Science (C) University of Utah/ Food and Nutrition (C) Syracuse University/ Food Systems Management University of Washington/ Food (C) Science/Nutritional Sciences (C) Texas Tech University/ Food and Nutrition Studies University of WisconsinExtension/ Nutrition (C, H) (C) The University of Alabama/ Human Nutrition University of WisconsinSuperior/ Health and Hospitality Management (C) Promotion (C) University of Alaska Fairbanks/ Health (C) University of Wyoming/ Home Economics (C, H) University of Arkansas/ Home Economics (C, H) University System of Georgia/ Food and Nutrition University of California Extension/ Nutritional (C) Sciences (C) Utah State University/ Nutrition and Food Science University of Central Arkansas/ Home Economics (C) (C) Washington State University/ Food Science and University of Florida/ Food Science (C) Human Nutrition (C) University of Florida/Human Nutrition (C) Western Illinois University/ Family and Consumer University of Idaho/ Family and Consumer Sciences Sciences (C) (C) Dietetics/Human Nutritional Services The University of Iowa/ Sport, Health, Leisure, Pennsylvania State University/ Dietetic Food and Physical Studies (C) Systems Management (C) University of Kansas/ Health, Sport, and Exercise University of North Dakota/ Dietary Management Science (C) (N) University of Kansas/Human Development and Food Systems Administration Family Life (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Dietetic Food University of Kentucky/ Nutrition and Food Systems Management (C) Science (C) Syracuse University/ Food Systems Management The University of Memphis/ Consumer Sciences (C) (C) University of Mississippi/ Home Economics (C) Housing Studies University of MissouriColumbia/ Consumer University of MissouriColumbia/ Consumer Homemaking (H) Homemaking (H) University of Missouri Columbia /Nursing /Health Interior Environments Care (N) Brigham Young University/ Home Economics (H) University of NebraskaLincoln/ Family and Home Study International/Griggs University/ Consumer Sciences (H) Home Economics (H) University of Nebraska Lincoln /Nutritional Indiana University/ Consumer and Homemaking Sciences (C) Education (H) University of Nevada, Reno/ Nutrition (C) North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ The University of North Carolina/ Nutrition (C) Art (H) University of North Dakota/ Dietary Management North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ (N) Home Economics (H) University of Northern Iowa/ Home Economics Ohio University/ Human and Consumer Sciences (C) (C) University of Oklahoma/ Health and Sport The University of Alabama/ Consumer Sciences Sciences (C) (C)

THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 347 Home Economics Subject Areas Index

Individual and Family Development Studies Western Illinois University/ Family and Consumer Arizona State University/ Home Economics (C) Sciences (C) Brigham Young University/ Family Education Child Growth, Care and Development Studies (N) Bethany College of the Assemblies of God/ Brigham Young University/Home Economics (H) School of Professional Studies (C) Brigham Young University /Psychology (C) Brigham Young University/ Home Economics (H) Chadron State College/ Family and Consumer Chadron State College/ Family and Consumer Sciences (C) Sciences (C) Colorado State University/ Human Development Chadron State College/ Psychology (C) and Family Studies (C, G) Colorado State University/ Human Development Indiana University/ Health (H) and Family Studies (C, G) North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ Indiana University/ Consumer and Homemaking Home Economics (H) Education (H) Pennsylvania State University/ Human Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Development and Family Studies (C) Mechanical College/ Family and Consumer State University of New York Empire State Sciences (H) College/ Social Science (C) Mississippi State University/ Educational Texas Tech University/ Human Development (C) Psychology (C) Texas Tech University/Peer Counseling (H) North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ The University of Alabama/ Etiquette (H) Home Economics (H) The University of Arizona/ Health (H) Ohio University/ Human and Consumer Sciences The University of Arizona/Home Economics (C) (C) University of Arkansas/ Home Economics (H) Oklahoma State University/ Home Economics (C) The University of Iowa/ Education (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Human University of Kansas/ Human Development and Development and Family Studies (C) Family Life (C) Saint Joseph's College/ Psychology (C) The University of Memphis/ University College Sam Houston State University/ Health (C) (C) Stephens College/ Education (C) University of Minnesota/ Family Social Service Texas A&M UniversityCommerce/ Psychology (C) and Special Education (C) University of Mississippi/ Home Economics (C) Texas Tech University/ Child Development (H) University of NebraskaLincoln/ Family and The University of Alabama/ Human Development Consumer Sciences (C, H) and Family Studies (C) University of Northern Iowa/ Home Economics The University of Arizona/ Family and Consumer (C) Resources (H) University of Oklahoma/ Home Economics (H) University of Central Arkansas/ Psychology (C) University of South Carolina/ Home Economics University of Kansas/ Human Development and (H) Family Life (C) University of South Dakota/ Home Economics University of Mississippi/ Home Economics (C) (H) University of MissouriColumbia/ Education (C) University of Southern Mississippi/ Home University of Missouri Columbia /Personal Economics (H) Development (H) The University of Texas at Austin/ Home University of Northern Iowa/ Education (C) Economics (H) University of Southern Mississippi/ Home University of WisconsinExtension/ Education Economics (H) and Educational Psychology (C) University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ Child and University of Wyoming/ Home Economics (H) Family Studies (C) Utah State University/ Human Development (C) University of Utah/ Psychology (C) Washington State University/ Human Development University of WisconsinExtension/ Child and (C) Family Studies (C)

348 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Subject Areas Index Law and Legal Studies

University of WisconsinExtension/Education University of MissouriColumbia/ Human and Educational Psychology (C) Development and Family Studies (G, C) University System of Georgia/ Child and Family University of Missouri Columbia /Personal Studies (C) Development (H) Washington State University/ Human Development University of NebraskaLincoln/ Family and (C) Consumer Sciences (H) Weber State University/ Child and Family Studies University of Oklahoma/ Home Economics (H) (C) University of South Dakota/ Home Economics Family and Marriage Counseling (H) Colorado State University/ Human Development University System of Georgia/ Child and Family and Family Studies (C) Studies (C) Eastern Oregon University/ Sociology (C) Washington State University/ Human Development Indiana University/ Health, Physical Education, (C) and Recreation (C) Gerontological Services Oklahoma State University/ Family Relations and Colorado State University/ Human Development Child Development (C) and Family Studies (C) Sam Houston State University/ Sociology (C) State University of New York Empire State Texas Tech University/ Courtship and Marriage College/ Social Science (C) (C) University of Kansas/ Human Development and Thomas Edison State College/ Marriage and Family Life (C) Family (C) University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ Child and The University of Alabama/ Human Development Family Studies (C) and Family Studies (C) University of Kansas/ Human Development and Family Life (C) INTERPERSONAL AND SOCIAL SKILLS University of Kentucky/ Family Studies (C) The University of Arizona/ Home Economics (H) University of Mississippi/ Home Economics .(C) Interpersonal Relationships Skills Utah State University/ Marriage and Family (C) Brigham Young University/ Personal Development Western Illinois University/ Family and Consumer (N) Sciences (C) Brigham Young University /Social Science (H) Western Michigan University/ Consumer Resources and Technology (C) Family Life and Relations Studies LAW AND LEGAL STUDIES Indiana University/ Consumer and Homemaking Athabasca University/ Legal Studies (C) Education (H) David N. Myers College/ Law (C) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Eastern Kentucky University/ Assets Protection Mechanical College/ Family and Consumer (C) Sciences (H) Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University/ Mississippi State University/ Home Economics (H) Aeronautical Science (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Human Middle Tennessee State University/ Recording Development and Family Studies (C) Industry (C) Sam Houston State University/ Family and North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ Consumer Sciences (C) Law (H) Texas Tech University/ Family Studies (H) Ohio University/ Business Law (C) The University of Arizona/ Family and Consumer Oklahoma State University/ Business Resources (H) Administration (C) The University of Arizona/Home Economics (C) Portland State University/ Administration of University of Idaho/ Home Economics (C) Justice (C) University of Kentucky/ Home Economics (H) Savannah State University/ Political Science (C) University of Minnesota/ Family Social Service Southwest Texas State University/ Political Science (C) (C)

THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 349 Law and Legal Studies Subject Areas Index

Syracuse University/ Criminal Justice (C) LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCES, GENERAL Syracuse University/Food Systems Management STUDIES AND HUMANITIES (C) General Studies Texas Tech University/ Law and Legal Studies Pennsylvania State University/ Liberal Arts (C) (H) Roosevelt University/ Bachelor of General Studies The University of Alabama/ Bail Bonding (N) Program (C) University of Minnesota/ General College (C) Texas Tech University/ General Studies (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Civics (H) Washington State University/ General Studies (C) University of Northern Colorado/ Environmental Humanities Studies (C) Athabasca University/ Humanities (C) University of Southern Colorado/ Continuing Brigham Young University/ Humanities (H, C) Education (N) Brigham Young University/Language Arts/ University of Washington/ Organization and Science/Social Science (H) Environment (C) California State University, Dominguez Hills/ Western Illinois University/ History and Humanities (G) Journalism (C) Eastern Oregon University/ Humanities (G) Paralegal/Legal Assistant Eastern Washington University/ Humanities (C) University of Florida! Legal Studies (N) Roosevelt University/ Bachelor of General Studies University of Maryland University College/ Program (C) Paralegal Studies (C) Salve Regina University/ Humanities (G) University of Southern Colorado/ Continuing Stephens College/ General Humanities (C) Education (N) Syracuse University/ Fine Arts (C) University of Southern Colorado /Political Science Thomas Edison State College/ Humanities (C) (C) University of Florida! Humanities (H) US Department of Agriculture Graduate University of Kentucky/ Appalachian Studies (C) SchoolCorrespondence School/ Paralegal University of Maryland University College/ Studies (C) Humanities (C) University of Minnesota/ Humanities (C) University of North Dakota/ Humanities (C) LEISURE AND RECREATIONAL University of Northern Iowa/ History (C) ACTIVITIES Washington State University/ General Education Art (C) Brigham Young University/ Art (H) Liberal Studies Collecting Pennsylvania State University/ Liberal Arts (N) Pennsylvania State University/ Liberal Arts (N) Saint Joseph's College/ Liberal Arts (C) Dancing Salve Regina University/ Liberal Studies (C) Brigham Young University/ Dance (C) University of New Brunswick/ Arts (C) Pet Ownership and Care Colorado State University/ Animal Sciences (C) Oklahoma State University/ Animal Sciences (C) LIBRARY SCIENCE Sports and Exercise Brigham Young University/ Dance (C) Library Assistant Brigham Young University /Physical Education The University of Arizona/ Correspondence Studies (C, H) (N) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Mechanical College/ Physical Education (H) Library Science/Librarianship Texas Tech University/ Physical Education (H) Emporia State University/ Library Information University of WisconsinSuperior/ Human (G) Performance (C) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Western Michigan University/ Physical Education Mechanical College/ Library and Information (C) Sciences (C)

350 d THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Subject Areas Index Mathematics

Memorial University of Newfoundland/ Retailing Operations Continuing Education (N) Indiana University/ Distributive Education (H) The University of Alabama/ Library Studies (C) Mississippi State University/ Marketing (C) University of Alaska Fairbanks/ Library Science Northwood University/ Business (C) (C) Sam Houston State University/ Marketing (C) University of Idaho/ Library Science (C) Southwest Texas State University/ Marketing (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Library Science University of Mississippi/ Marketing (C) (C) Selling Skills and Sales Operations University of New Mexico/ Library Sciences (C) Northwood University/ Business (C) The University of North Carolina/ Library Ohio University/ Business Management Technology Sciences (C) (C) University of Oklahoma/ Library and Information Pennsylvania State University/ Marketing (C) Sciences (C) Thomas Edison State College/ Marketing (C) University of Utah/ Education (N) University of South Carolina/ Marketing (C) University of Utah/ Educational Studies (C) Weber State University/ Sales and Service University of WisconsinSuperior/ Library Science Technology (C) (C) University of Wyoming/ Library Science (C) Hospitality Marketing Operations US Department of Agriculture Graduate The University of Arizona/ Marketing (H) SchoolCorrespondence School/ Library University of Nevada, Reno/ Hotel Administration Sciences (C, G) (C) Travel Services Marketing Operations The College of West Virginia/ Travel (C) MARKETING OPERATIONS/MARKETING The University of Arizona/ Marketing (H) AND DISTRIBUTION Vehicle Marketing Operations Apparel and Accessories Marketing Northwood University/ Automotive Marketing (C) Operations Fashion Merchandising Stephens College/ Fashion (C) University of WisconsinExtension/ Business MATHEMATICS (N) Adams State College/ Mathematics (H, C) Weber State University/ Sales and Service Arizona State University/ Mathematics (C) Technology (C) Athabasca University/ Mathematics (C) Auburn University/ Mathematics (C) Entrepreneurship Ball State University/ Mathematical Sciences (C) University of Maryland University College/ Bethany College of the Assemblies of God/ Management (C) School of Arts and Sciences (C) University of Minnesota/ Management (C) Brigham Young University/ Mathematics (H, C, N) Food Products Retailing and Wholesaling Central Michigan University/ Mathematics (C) Operations Chadron State College/ Mathematics (C) Mississippi State University/ Food Sciences and Charter Oak State College/ Mathematics (G, C) Technology (C) The College of West Virginia/ Mathematics (C) Columbia Union College/ Mathematics (C) General Retailing and Wholesaling Operations Creighton University, University College/ and Skills Mathematics (C) General Buying Operations David N. Myers College/ Science and Mathematics Northwood University/ Business (C) (C) Weber State University/ Sales and Service Eastern Kentucky University/ Mathematics (C) Technology (C) Eastern Michigan University/ Mathematics (C)

THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 351 Mathematics Subject Areas Index

Eastern Oregon University/ Mathematics (H, C) State University of New York Empire State Eastern Washington University/ Mathematics (C) College/ Mathematics (C) Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University/ Syracuse University/ Mathematics (C) Mathematics (C) Taylor University, Worldwide Campus/ Home Study International/Griggs University/ Mathematics (C) Math Eight (E) Texas A&M UniversityCommerce/ Mathematics Home Study International/Griggs University/ (C) Math-Seven (E) Texas Tech University/ Algebra (H, C) Home Study International/Griggs University/ Texas Tech University/Geometry (H) Texas Tech University/Mathematics (H) Mathematics (H, C) Texas Tech University/ Trigonometry (C) Indiana State University/ Mathematics (C) Thomas Edison State College/ Mathematics (C) Indiana University/ Growth in Basic Mathematics The University of Alabama/ Mathematics (H, C) (N) University of Alaska Fairbanks/ Developmental Indiana University/Mathematics (H, C) Math (C) Johnson Bible College/ Science and Mathematics University of Alaska Fairbanks/ Mathematics (C) (C) The University of Arizona/ Mathematics Kansas State University/ Math (C) (E, H, C) Keystone National High School/ Math (H) University of Arkansas/ Mathematics (C, H) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and University of California Extension/ Engineering Mechanical College/ Mathematics (C, H, N) (C) Marywood University/ Mathematics (C) University of California Extension/ Mathematics Memorial University of Newfoundland/ Math (H) (N, C) University of Central Arkansas/ Mathematics (C) Middle Tennessee State University/ Mathematical University of Colorado at Boulder/ Mathematics Sciences (C) (C, H) Minot State University/ Mathematics (C) University of Florida/ Mathematics (C, H, N) Mississippi State University/ Mathematics (H, C) University of Idaho/ Algebra (H) Murray State University/ Mathematics (C) University of Idaho /General Mathematics (H) North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ University of Idaho/ Geometry (H) Mathematics (H, E) University of Idaho/ Mathematics (C) Northern State University/ Industrial Technologies University of Idaho/ Precalculus (H) (C) University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign/ Northern State University/Mathematics and Mathematics (C) Natural Sciences (C) The University of Iowa/ Mathematics (G, C) Northwood University/ Mathematics (C) University of Kansas/ Mathematics (C) Ohio University/ Mathematics (C) University of Kentucky/ Mathematics (H, C) Ohio University /Physical Sciences (C) University of Manitoba/ Math (C) Oklahoma State University/ Mathematics (C) University of Maryland University College/ Oklahoma State University/ Trigonometry (H) Mathematics (C) Oregon State University/ Mathematics (C) The University of Memphis/ Mathematics (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Mathematics (C) University of Michigan/ Mathematics (C) Portland State University/ Mathematics (H, C, N) University of Minnesota/ General College (N) Saint Joseph's College/ Mathematics (C) University of Minnesota/Mathematics (H, C) Sam Houston State University/ Mathematics (C) University of Mississippi/ Mathematics (C) Savannah State University/ Mathematics (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Mathematics Southern Illinois University at Carbondale/ (C, H) Mathematics (C) University of NebraskaLincoln/ Adult Basic Southern Utah University/ Math (C) Skills (N) Southwest Texas State University/ Mathematics University of NebraskaLincoln/Mathematics (C) (H, C)

352 66 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Subject Areas Index Mathematics

University of Nevada, Reno/ Mathematics (H, C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Mathematics University of New Mexico/ Mathematics (C) (H) The University of North Carolina/ Mathematics University of Nevada, Reno/ Mathematics (H) (C, N) University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ Mathematics University of North Dakota/ Mathematics (C, N) (H) University of Northern Colorado/ Mathematics Business Mathematics (C) Athabasca University/ Mathematics (C) University of Northern Iowa/ Mathematics (C) Brigham Young University/ Business (H) University of Oklahoma/ Mathematics (H, N, C) Brigham Young University/ Mathematics (H) University of Saskatchewan/ Mathematics (C) The College of West Virginia/ Mathematics (C) University of South Carolina/ Mathematics (H, C) David N. Myers College/ Science and Mathematics University of South Dakota/ Mathematics (C, H) (C) University of Southern Mississippi/ Mathematics Indiana University/ Mathematics (H) (H, C) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ Mathematics Mechanical College/ Mathematics (H, C) (C, N, H) Northern State University/ Business (C) The University of Texas at Austin/ Mathematics Northwood University/ Mathematics (C) (H, C) Portland State University/ Mathematics (C) University of Utah/ Mathematics (C) Sam Houston State University/ Mathematics (C) University of Washington/ Mathematics (H, C) Southwest Texas State University/ Mathematics University of WisconsinExtension/ Mathematics (C) (N, C, H) State University of New York Empire State University of WisconsinPlatteville/ Mathematics College/ Mathematics (C) (C) Texas A&M UniversityCommerce/ Mathematics University of WisconsinSuperior/ Mathematics (C) (C) Texas Tech University/ Mathematics (H) University of Wyoming/ Algebra (C) Thomas Edison State College/ Business (C) University of Wyoming/ Mathematics (C, H) University of Colorado at Boulder/ Mathematics University System of Georgia/ Mathematics (C) (H, C) Upper Iowa University/ Math (C) University of Florida! Mathematics (H) US Department of Agriculture Graduate University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign/ SchoolCorrespondence School/ Mathematics Mathematics (C) (C) University of Kentucky/ Business (H) US Department of Agriculture Graduate University of MissouriColumbia/ Mathematics SchoolNational Independent Study Center/ (H) Mathematical Statistics (N) University of NebraskaLincoln/ Mathematics US Department of Agriculture Graduate (H, C) SchoolNational Independent Study Center/ The University of North Carolina/ Mathematics Mathematics (N) (C) Utah State University/ Mathematics (C) University of Oklahoma/ Mathematics (C) Washington State University/ Mathematics (C) University of South Carolina/ Mathematics Weber State University/ Mathematics (C) (H, C) Western Michigan University/ Mathematics (C) University of South Dakota/ Mathematics (H, C) Western Michigan University /Philosophy (C) University of Southern Mississippi/ Mathematics Western Washington University/ Mathematics (H, C) (C) The University of Texas at Austin/ Mathematics (C) Applied Mathematics University of Washington/ Mathematics. (C) Brigham Young University/ Mathematics (H) University of Windsor/ Mathematics (C) University of Arkansas/ Mathematics (H) University of Wyoming/ Mathematics (C)

THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 1 353 Mathematics Subject Areas Index

Western Washington University/ Mathematics University of Alaska Fairbanks/ Statistics (C) (C) The University of Arizona/ Psychology (C) Operations Research The University of Arizona/ Statistics (C) Syracuse University/ Mathematics (C) University of California Extension/ Statistics (C) University System of Georgia/ Mathematics (C) University of Florida! Statistics (C) Utah State University/ Business Administration University of Idaho/ Mathematics (C) (C) University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign/ Psychology (C) Mathematical Statistics The University of Iowa/ Education (C) Arizona State University/ Psychology (C) The University of Iowa/ Mathematics (C) Athabasca University/ Mathematics (C) University of Kansas/ Mathematics (C) Ball State University/ Psychology (C) University of Kentucky/ Statistics (C) Brigham Young University/ Statistics (C) University of Manitoba/ Statistics (C) Central Michigan University/ Statistics (C) University of Maryland University College/ Charter Oak State College/ Mathematics (C) Behavioral and Social Science (C) The College of West Virginia/ Mathematics (C) University of Minnesota/ General College (C) Columbia Union College/ Mathematics (C) University of Minnesota/Statistics (C) David N. Myers College/ Science and Mathematics University of MissouriColumbia/ Mathematics (C) (H) Eastern Oregon University/ Psychology (C) University of MissouriColumbia/Statistics (C) Eastern Oregon University/Statistics (C) University of New Brunswick/ Statistics (C) Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University/ The University of North Carolina/ Statistics (C) Mathematics (C) University of Northern Iowa/ Mathematics (C) Home Study International/Griggs University/ University of South Carolina/ Statistics (C) Mathematics (C) University of South Dakota/ Statistics (C) Indiana State University/ Mathematics (C) University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ Mathematics Indiana University/ Psychology (C) (C) Kansas State University/ Statistics (C) University of Utah/ Mathematics (C) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and University of Washington/ Statistics (C) Mechanical College/ Information Systems and University of Windsor/ Mathematics (C) Decision Sciences (C) University of Wyoming/ Statistics (C) Memorial University of Newfoundland/ Statistics University System of Georgia/ Mathematics (C) (C) Upper Iowa University/ Math (C) Northwood University/ Mathematics (C) US Department of Agriculture Graduate Ohio University/ Mathematics (C) SchoolCorrespondence School/ Statistics Oklahoma State University/ Statistics (C) (G, C) Oregon State University/ Statistics (C) Utah State University/ Statistics (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Statistics (C) Western Illinois University/ Mathematics (C) Portland State University/ Mathematics (C) Western Michigan University/ Mathematics (C) Regents College (C) Western Washington University/ Mathematics Saint Joseph's College/ Mathematics (C) (C) Salve Regina University/ Management (G) State University of New York Empire State College/ Mathematics (C) MECHANICS AND REPAIRERS Stephens College/ Math and Analytical Reasoning (C) Vehicle and Mobile Equipment Repair Stephens College/ Mathematics (C) Automotive Body Repair Syracuse University/ Mathematics (C) Brigham Young University/ Industrial Education Texas Tech University/ Statistics (C) (H) Thomas Edison State College/ Statistics (C) North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ The University of Alabama/ Statistics (C) Mechanics (H)

354 VL THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Subject Areas Index Multi/Interdisciplinary Studies

The University of Arizona/ Auto (H, N) Memorial University of Newfoundland/ Medieval Automotive Mechanics Studies (C) Brigham Young University/ Industrial Education Thomas Edison State College/ History (C) (H) The University of Iowa/ History (C) Small Engine Mechanics and Repair University System of Georgia/ English (C) Brigham Young University/ Industrial Education (H) North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ Museology/Museum Studies Mechanics (H) The University of Arizona/ Professional University of NebraskaLincoln/ Industrial Development (N) Education (H) University of Idaho/ Anthropology (C) The University of Texas at Austin/ Art Education (C)

MULTI/INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES Science Athabasca University/ Science (C) Gerontology LIFE Bible College/ General Education (C) Athabasca University/ Sociology (C) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Colorado State University/ Human Development Mechanical College/ Science (H) and Family Studies (C) Mississippi State University/ Science (H) Pennsylvania State University/ Human North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ Development and Family Studies (C) Science (E) Saint Joseph's College/ Health Services Roosevelt University/ Bachelor of General Studies Administration (G) Program (C) Sam Houston State University/ Sociology (C) The University of Arizona/ Science (E) Thomas Edison State College/ Sociology (C) University of Arkansas/ Science (H) University of Idaho/ Family and Consumer Sciences University of Kentucky/ Science (H) (C) University of Oklahoma/ Science (H) University of Kansas/ Sociology (C) University of Southern Mississippi/ Science (H) University of Maryland University College/ Behavioral and Social Science (C) Science, Technology and Society University of Northern Colorado/ Community Eastern Michigan University/ Technology (C) Health/Nutrition (C) Northern State University/ Industrial Technologies University of Northern Colorado/Gerontology (C) (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Science, Technology, University of Utah/ Gerontology (C) and Society (C) University of Washington/ Gerontology (C) Roosevelt University/ Bachelor of General Studies Weber State University/ Social Work and Program (C) Gerontology (C)

Human Services Multi/Interdisciplinary Studies, Other Bethany College of the Assemblies of God/ The College of West Virginia/ Interdisciplinary School of Professional Studies (C) Studies (C) State University of New York Empire State University of California Extension/ College/ Social Science (C) Interdisciplinary Studies (C) Upper Iowa University/ Psychology (C) University of Maryland University College/ Western Washington University/ Human Services Behavioral and Social Science (C) (C) The University of Memphis/ University College (C) Medieval and Renaissance Studies University of WisconsinSuperior/ Athabasca University/ History (C) Interdisciplinary Studies (C)

THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 355 Parks, Recreation, Leisure and Fitness Studies Subject Areas Index

PARKS, RECREATION, LEISURE AND Ohio University/ Physical Education and Sport FITNESS STUDIES Sciences (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Biobehavioral Health and Physical Education/Fitness Health (C) Auburn University/ Health and Human Pennsylvania State University /Health Education Performance (C) (C) Ball State University/ Interdisciplinary Studies (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Kinesiology (C) Brigham Young University/ Health (H) Pennsylvania State University/Policy Brigham Young University /Health Sciences (C) Administration (C) Brigham Young University /Physical Education Portland State University/ Health (H) (H) Texas A&M UniversityCommerce/ Health and Central Michigan University/ Health Promotion Physical Education (C) and Rehabilitation (C) Texas Tech University/ Health Education (H) Chadron State College/ Health, Physical Texas Tech University/History (C) Education, and Recreation (C) Texas Tech University /Physical Education (H) Columbia Union College/ Education (C) The University of Alabama/ Health (H) Eastern Kentucky University/ Health (H, C) The University of Arizona/ Health (C) Eastern Oregon University/ Physical Education The University of Arizona /Health Education (H) and Health (C) University of Arkansas/ Health Education (C) Eastern Washington University/ Health Education University of Arkansas/Science (H) (C) Eastern Washington University /Physical University of California Extension/ Health Education (C) Sciences (H) Governors State University/ Health Sciences (G) University of Colorado at Boulder/ Kinesiology Home Study International/Griggs University/ (C) Biology (C) University of Florida/ Health (H) Home Study International/Griggs University/ University of Florida /Health Education (C) Health (C, H) University of Idaho/ Health (H) Home Study International/Griggs University/ The University of Iowa/ Exercise Science (C) Health Sciences (C) The University of Iowa/ Sport, Health, Leisure, and Home Study International/Griggs University/ Physical Studies (C) Health-Eight (E) University of Kansas/ Health, Sport, and Exercise Home Study International/Griggs University/ Science (C) Health-Seven (E) University of Kentucky/ Health (H) Indiana State University/ Health and Safety (C) University of Manitoba/ Recreation (C) Indiana State University /Physical Education (C) University of Mississippi/ Health and Safety (C) Indiana University/ Health (H) University of MissouriColumbia/ Health, Indiana University /Health, Physical Education, Physical Education, and Recreation (H) and Recreation (C) University of NebraskaLincoln/ Health, Physical Keystone National High School/ Science (H) Education, and Recreation (C) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and University of Northern Iowa/ Health (C) Mechanical College/ Health (H) University of Oklahoma/ Health and Sport Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Sciences (C) Mechanical College/ Kinesiology (C) University of Oklahoma/Science (H) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and University of South Carolina/ Science (H) Mechanical College /Physical Education (H) University of Southern Mississippi/ Human Mississippi State University/ Physical Education Performance and Recreation (C) (C) University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ Child and Mississippi State University/Science (H) Family Studies (C) North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ University of Tennessee, Knoxville /Health (H) Physical Education (E, H) University of Tennessee, Knoxville/Safety (C)

356 64 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Subject Areas Index Parks, Recreation, Leisure and Fitness Studies

The University of Texas at Austin/ Health Western Illinois University/ Physical Education Education (H) (C) The University of Texas at Austin/ Kinesiology Sport and Fitness Administration/Management (C) Brigham Young University/ Physical Education The University of Texas at Austin/ Physical (C) Education (H) Indiana State University/ Physical Education (C) University of Utah/ Health Education (C) Indiana State University/Recreation and Sport University of WisconsinExtension/ Health (H) Management (C) University of WisconsinSuperior/ Health Ohio University/ Physical Education and Sport Promotion (C) Sciences (C) University of WisconsinSuperior/Human Sam Houston State University/ Kinesiology (C) Performance (C) Texas A&M UniversityCommerce/ Health and Utah State University/ Biology (C) Physical Education (C) Utah State University /Health, Physical Education, and Recreation (C) United States Sports Academy/ Sport Weber State University/ Health, Physical Management (G) Education, and Recreation (C) University of Arkansas/ Physical Education (C) Adapted Physical Education/Therapeutic Recreation University of Manitoba/ Recreation (C) Mississippi State University/ Physical Education University of Northern Colorado/ Physical (C) Education (G) University of WisconsinSuperior/ Human Performance (C) Parks, Recreation and Leisure Facilities Athletic Training and Sports Medicine Management Ball State University/ Physical Education (C) Indiana State University/ Athletic Training (C) Central Michigan University/ Recreation and Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Leisure (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Parks, Mechanical College/ Kinesiology (C) . Mississippi State University/ Physical Education Recreation, and Tourism (C) (C) Western Illinois University/ Recreation, Park, and Pennsylvania State University/ Kinesiology (C) Tourism Administration (C) United States Sports Academy/ Sports Medicine (G) Parks, Recreation and Leisure Studies University of WisconsinSuperior/ Health Indiana University/ Health, Physical Education, Promotion (C) and Recreation (C) Exercise Sciences/Physiology and Movement Studies Adams State College/ Health, Physical Education, Murray State University/ Recreation (C) and Recreation (C) Texas A&M UniversityCommerce/ Health and Sam Houston State University/ Kinesiology (C) Physical Education (C) United States Sports Academy/ Sport Fitness Texas Tech University/ Recreation and Leisure Management (G) (C) United States Sports Academy/Sports Medicine The University of Iowa/ Sport, Health, Leisure, (G) and Physical Studies (C) University of Arkansas/ Kinesiology (C) University of Mississippi/ Leisure Management University of Northern Colorado/ Physical (C) Education (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Parks, Socio-Psychological Sports Studies Recreation, and Tourism (C) Eastern Washington University/ Physical University of Northern Iowa/ Health (C) Education (C) University System of Georgia/ Recreation and Pennsylvania State University/ Kinesiology (C) Leisure Studies (C) United States Sports Academy/ Sport Coaching Western Illinois University/ Recreation, Park, and (G) Tourism Administration (C)

THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 357 Personal Awareness and Self-Improvement Subject Areas Index

PERSONAL AWARENESS AND SELF- Ohio University/ Philosophy (C) IMPROVEMENT Oklahoma State University/ Philosophy (C) Self-Awareness and Personal Assessment Pennsylvania State University/ Philosophy (C) Brigham Young University/ Language Arts/Social Pennsylvania State University/Science, Technology, Science (H) and Society (C) Brigham Young University /Social Science (H) Regents College (C) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Saint Joseph's College/ Philosophy (C) Mechanical College/ Family and Consumer Salve Regina University/ Liberal Studies (C) Sciences (H) Sam Houston State University/ Philosophy (C) The University of Arizona/ Correspondence Studies Southern Illinois University at Carbondale/ (N) General Education C (Humanities) (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Personal Southern Illinois University at Carbondale/ Development (H) Philosophy (C) University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ Personal Southwest Texas State University/ Philosophy (C) Development (N) State University of New York Empire State College/ Philosophy (C) Stephens College/ Philosophy and Religion (C) PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION Stephens College/ Philosophy, Law, and Rhetoric (C) Philosophy Syracuse University/ Philosophy (C) Athabasca University/ Philosophy (C) Taylor University, Worldwide Campus/ Philosophy Ball State University/ Philosophy (C) (C) Bethany College of the Assemblies of God/ Texas Tech University/ Philosophy (C) School of Professional Studies (C) Thomas Edison State College/ Philosophy (C) Brigham Young University/ Philosophy (C) The University of Alabama/ Philosophy (C) California State University, Dominguez Hills/ University of Arkansas/ Philosophy (C) Humanities (G) University of California Extension/ Philosophy Charter Oak State College/ Philosophy (C) (C) Cincinnati Bible College and Seminary/ Ethics University of Central Arkansas/ Philosophy (C) (C) University of Colorado at Boulder/ Philosophy The College of West Virginia/ Philosophy (C) (C) Colorado State University/ Philosophy (C) University of Florida! Philosophy (C) Creighton University, University College/ University of Idaho/ Philosophy (C) Philosophy (C) University of Kansas/ Philosophy (C) David N. Myers College/ Philosophy (C) University of Kentucky/ Philosophy (C) Eastern Kentucky University/ Philosophy (C) University of Manitoba/ Philosophy (C) Eastern Oregon University/ Philosophy (C) University of Maryland University College/ Indiana University/ History and Philosophy of Humanities (C) Science (C) University of Minnesota/ Philosophy (C) Indiana University/Philosophy (C) University of Mississippi/ Philosophy (C) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and University of MissouriColumbia/ Philosophy (C) Mechanical College/ Philosophy (C) University of Missouri Columbia /Psychology (C) Marywood University/ Philosophy (C) University of NebraskaLincoln/ Philosophy (C) Memorial University of Newfoundland/ University of New Mexico/ Philosophy (C) Philosophy (C) The University of North Carolina/ Philosophy Minot State University/ Social Science (C) (C) Murray State University/ Philosophy (C) University of Oklahoma/ Philosophy (C) North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ University of Saskatchewan/ Philosophy (C) Philosophy (H) University of South Carolina/ Philosophy (C) Northwood University/ Humanities (C) University of Southern Mississippi/ Philosophy Northwood University/Philosophy (C) (C)

358 L '3.66. THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Subject Areas Index Philosophy and Religion

University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ Philosophy Portland State University/ Philosophy (C) (C) Regents College (C) The University of Texas at Austin/ Philosophy Saint Joseph's College/ Humanities (C) (C) Saint Joseph's College/Religion (C) University of Washington/ Philosophy (C) Salve Regina University/ Liberal Studies (C) University of Windsor/ Philosophy (C) State University of New York Empire State University of WisconsinExtension/ Philosophy College/ Religion (C) (C) Stephens College/ Philosophy and Religion (C) University of WisconsinSuperior/ Philosophy Stephens College/ Philosophy, Law, and Rhetoric (C) (C) University System of Georgia/ Philosophy (C) Taylor University, Worldwide Campus/ Christian Utah State University/ Philosophy (C) Ministries (C) Washington State University/ Philosophy (C) Taylor University, Worldwide Campus/History Weber State University/ Philosophy (C) (C) Western Illinois University/ Philosophy and Thomas Edison State College/ Religion (C) Religious Studies (C) The University of Alabama/ History (C) Western Michigan University/ Philosophy (C) The University of Alabama/ Religious Studies (C) The University of Arizona/ Sociology (C) Religion/Religious Studies University of California Extension/ Religious Athabasca University/ Religious Studies (C) Studies (C) Ball State University/ Religious Studies (C) University of Central Arkansas/ Philosophy (C) Bethany College of the Assemblies of God/ University of Colorado at Boulder/ Philosophy School of Arts and Sciences (C) (C) Bethany College of the Assemblies of God/ University of Florida! Religion (Religious Studies) School of the Bible (C) (C) Brigham Young University/ Religion (Religious The University of Iowa/ Religion (Religious Studies) (C) Studies) (C) California State University, Dominguez Hills/ University of Kansas/ Religion (Religious Studies) Humanities (G) (C) Central Michigan University/ Religion (C) University of Manitoba/ Religion (C) Columbia Union College/ History (C) University of Maryland University College/ Columbia Union College/Religion (C) Humanities (C) Creighton University, University College/ University of Mississippi/ Religion (Religious Theology (C) Studies) (C) Eastern Kentucky University/ Religion (Religious University of MissouriColumbia/ Religion Studies) (C) (Religious Studies) (H, N) Home Study International/Griggs University/ University of NebraskaLincoln/ Philosophy (C) Religion (C) University of North Dakota/ Philosophy and Home Study International/Griggs University/ Religious Studies (C) Religion/Theology (C) University of Northern Iowa/ Religion (Religious Indiana University/ Religious Studies (C) Studies) (C) Johnson Bible College/ Bible (C) University of Saskatchewan/ Religious Studies (C) Johnson Bible College/Christian Ministries (C) University of Southern Mississippi/ Religion Johnson Bible College/ Preaching/Ministry (G) (Religious Studies) (C) Marywood University/ Religious Studies (C) University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ Religion Memorial University of Newfoundland/ Religious (Religious Studies) (C) Studies (C) University of Washington/ Religion (Religious Moody Bible Institute/ Education (C) Studies) (C) Ohio University/ Philosophy (C) University of Windsor/ Religious Studies (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Religious Studies University of WisconsinExtension/ Philosophy (C) (C)

THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG L k-36 7 359 Philosophy and Religion Subject Areas Index

University System of Georgia/ Religion (C) Johnson Bible College/ Science and Mathematics Western Illinois University/ Philosophy and (C) Religious Studies (C) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Western Michigan University/ Religion (C) Mechanical College/ Astronomy (C) Mississippi State University/ Physics (C) Ohio University/ Physical Sciences (C) PHYSICAL SCIENCES Pennsylvania State University/ Astronoiny (C) Stephens College/ Geology (C) Athabasca University/ Science (C) Thomas Edison State College/ Astronomy (C) Brigham Young University/ Physical Sciences (C) The University of Alabama/ Astronomy (C) Brigham Young University/Science (H) The University of Arizona/ Astronomy (C) The College of West Virginia/ Physical Sciences The University of Arizona/Science (H) (C) University of California Extension/ Astronomy David N. Myers College/ Science and Mathematics (C) (C) University of Central Arkansas/ Physics (C) Eastern Oregon University/ Science (C) Keystone National High School/ Science (H) University of Florida/ Astronomy (C) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and University of Idaho/ Physics (C) University of Kentucky/ Astronomy (C) Mechanical College/ Physical Sciences (C) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and University of Maryland University College/ Mechanical College/Science (H) General Science (C) University of Minnesota/ General College (C) Mississippi State University/ Physics (C) North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ University of MissouriColumbia/ Astronomy (C) University of MissouriColumbia/Science (H) Science (H) University of New Mexico/ Astronomy (C) Ohio University/ Physical Sciences (C) University of New Mexico/ Physics and Astronomy Roosevelt University/ Bachelor of General Studies Program (C) (E) Stephens College/ Natural Sciences (C) University of North Carolina at Greensboro/ Physics (C) Syracuse University/ Physical Sciences (C) University of Oklahoma/ Astronomy (C) Texas Tech University/ Physical Sciences (H) University of South Carolina/ Astronomy (C) The University of Alabama/ Science (H) The University of Texas at Austin/ Astronomy University of Florida/ Science (H) University of Minnesota/ Physics (C) (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Science (H) University of Washington/ Astronomy (C) University of NebraskaLincoln/ Science (H) University of WisconsinExtension/ Astronomy University of Oklahoma/ Science (H) (N, C) Western Illinois University/ Geography (C) University of South Carolina/ Science (H) University of South Dakota/ Science (H) University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ Science (H) Atmospheric Sciences and Meteorology The University of Texas at Austin/ Physical Ball State University/ Geography (C) Sciences (H) Ball State University/Physics (C) University of WisconsinSuperior/ Physics (C) Creighton University, University College/ Atmospheric Sciences (C) Astronomy Indiana State University/ Geography (C) Athabasca University/ Astrology (C) Indiana University/ Geography (C) Ball State University/ Astronomy (C) Oklahoma State University/ Meteorology (C) Brigham Young University/ Physics (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Meteorology (C) Brigham Young University/Science (H) Portland State University/ Atmospheric Sciences Central Michigan University/ Astronomy (C) (C) Charter Oak State College/ Earth Science (G, C) Stephens College/ Geology (C) Eastern Oregon University/ Science (C) The University of Arizona/ Atmospheric Sciences Indiana University/ Astronomy (C) (C)

360 u I 8 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Subject Areas Index Physical Sciences

University of Kansas/ Atmospheric Sciences (C) University of Oklahoma/ Chemistry (H, C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Geography (C) University of Southern Mississippi/ Chemistry University of North Dakota/ Atmospheric Sciences (H) (C) University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ Chemistry University of Utah/ Meteorology (C) (C) University of Washington/ Atmospheric Sciences University of Washington/ Chemistry (C) (C) University of Windsor/ Chemistry (C) University of WisconsinExtension/ Meteorology University of WisconsinExtension/ Chemistry (C,H) (C) University System of Georgia/ Geography (C) Upper Iowa University/ Physical Sciences (C) US Department of Agriculture Graduate Utah State University/ Chemistry (C) SchoolCorrespondence School/ Meteorology Weber State University/ Chemistry (C) (C) Western Michigan University/ Chemistry (C) Weber State University/ Geography (C) Organic Chemistry Pennsylvania State University/ Chemistry (C) Chemistry Sam Houston State University/ Chemistry (C) Athabasca University/ Chemistry (C) Thomas Edison State College/ Chemistry (C) Brigham Young University/ Chemistry (C) University of California Extension/ Chemistry Brigham Young University/ Science (H) (C) The College of West Virginia/ Chemistry (C) University of Oklahoma/ Chemistry (C) Eastern Oregon University/ Chemistry (C) University of Utah/ Chemistry (C) Home Study International/Griggs University/ University of Windsor/ Chemistry (C) Chemistry (H) Indiana University/ Science (H) Geological and Related Sciences Kansas State University/ Chemistry (C) Geology Keystone National High School/ Science (H) Athabasca University/ Geology (C) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Ball State University/ Geology (C) Mechanical College/ Science (H) Brigham Young University/ Geology (C) North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ Chadron State College/ Science (C) Science (H) The College of West Virginia/ Geography (C) Ohio University/ Chemistry (C) Eastern Oregon University/ Geology (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Chemistry (C) Emporia State University/ Earth Science (C) Sam Houston State University/ Chemistry (C) Indiana University/ Geological Sciences (C) San Jose State University/ Chemistry (C) Kansas State University/ Geology (C) Stephens College/ Natural Sciences (C) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Thomas Edison State College/ Chemistry (C) Mechanical College/ Geology (C) The University of Alabama/ Science (H) Marywood University/ Science (C) The University of Arizona/ Chemistry (C) Oklahoma State University/ Geology (C) University of California Extension/ Chemistry Pennsylvania State University/ Earth and Mineral (C) Science (C) University of Florida/ Chemistry (C) Portland State University/ Geology (C) University of Maryland University College/ Roosevelt University/ Bachelor of General Studies General Science (C) Program (C) University of Minnesota/ General College (C) Sam Houston State University/ Geology (C) University of Mississippi/ Chemistry (C) Southern Utah University/ Geology (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Science (H) Stephens College/ Geology (C) University of NebraskaLincoln/ Science (H) Syracuse University/ Earth Science (C) The University of North Carolina/ Chemistry Thomas Edison State College/ Geological Science (C) (C) University of North Carolina at Greensboro/ The University of Arizona/ Geosciences (C) Chemistry (C) University of California Extension/ Geology (C)

THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 369 361 Physical Sciences Subject Areas Index

University of Colorado at Boulder/ Geology (C) Oceanography University of Florida! Geology (C) Portland State University/ Geology (C) University of Kansas/ Geology (C) University of Maryland University College/ University of Manitoba/ Geological Sciences (C) General Science (C) The University of Memphis/ Geology (C) University of Washington/ Oceanography (C) University of Minnesota/ Geology (C) Utah State University/ Fisheries and Wildlife (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Geology (C) University of MissouriColumbia/Science (H) Physics The University of North Carolina/ Geology (C) Athabasca University/ Physics (C) University of Oklahoma/ Geology (C) Brigham Young University/ Physics (C) Brigham Young University/Science (H) University of Saskatchewan/ Geology (C) The College of West Virginia/ Physical Sciences University of Windsor/ Geology (C) (C) University of WisconsinExtension/ Geology (C) Creighton University, University College/ Physics University of Wyoming/ Geology (C) (C) University System of Georgia/ Geology (C) Eastern Oregon University/ Physics (C) Utah State University/ Geology (C) Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University/ Physical Washington State University/ Geology (C) Sciences (C) Western Illinois University/ Geology (C) Indiana University/ Physics (C) Western Michigan University/ Geology (C) Indiana University/Science (H) Keystone National High School/ Science (H) Miscellaneous Physical Sciences Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Earth and Planetary Sciences Mechanical College/ Physics (C) Brigham Young University/ Science (H) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Chadron State College/ Science (C) Mechanical College/Science (H) Emporia State University/ Earth Science (G) North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ Home Study International/Griggs University/ Science (H) Science (H) Ohio University/ Physics (C) Indiana University/ Geological Sciences (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Physics (C) Indiana University/Science (H) Texas Tech University/ Physics (H) Keystone National High School/ Science (H) Thomas Edison State College/ Physics (C) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and The University of Alabama/ Physics (C) Mechanical College/ Science (H) The University of Arizona/ Physics (C) North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ University of California Extension/ Physics Science (E) (C, H) Pennsylvania State University/ Geological Science University of Central Arkansas/ Physics (C) (C) University of Idaho/ Physics (C) Portland State University/ Earth Science (H) University of Minnesota/ Physics (C) Thomas Edison State College/ Earth Science (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Physics (C) The University of Arizona/ Science (H) University of MissouriColumbia/Science (H) University of Idaho/ Earth Science (H) University of NebraskaLincoln/ Physics (C) University of Kentucky/ Science (H) University of NebraskaLincoln/Science (H) University of Manitoba/ Geological Sciences (C) The University of North Carolina/ Physics (C) University of Maryland University College/ University of Oklahoma/ Physics (H) General Science (C) University of South Carolina/ Physics (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Geology (C) University of Southern Mississippi/ Physics (H) University of MissouriColumbia/Science (H) The University of Texas at Austin/ Physics (C) University of Oklahoma/ Science (H) University of Utah/ Physics (C) University of Southern Colorado/ Geology (C) University of WisconsinExtension/ Physics University of WisconsinSuperior/ Geology (C) (N, C) University System of Georgia/ Geology (C) University of WisconsinSuperior/ Physics (C)

r, 362 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Subject Areas Index Protective Services

US Department of Agriculture Graduate Salve Regina University/ Management (G) SchoolCorrespondence School/ Physics (C) Southwest Texas State University/ Criminal Justice Acoustics (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Acoustics (G) The University of Alabama/ Criminal Justice (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Criminology and Criminal Justice (C, G) PRECISION PRODUCTION TRADES University of Northern Iowa/ Sociology (G, C) University of NebraskaLincoln/ Industrial University of South Dakota/ Criminal Justice (C) Education (H) Criminal Justice/Law Enforcement Administration Drafting Ball State University/ Criminal Justice and North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ Criminology (C) Mechanics (H) Pennsylvania State University/ Administration of Sam Houston State University/ Industrial Justice (C) Technology (C) University System of Georgia/ Political Science University of Arkansas/ Industrial Arts (H) (C) University of Central Arkansas/ Industrial Criminal Justice Studies Education (C) Arizona State University/ Justice Studies (C) University of Idaho/ Industrial Technology Ball State University/ Criminal Justice and Education (C) Criminology (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Industrial Arts Eastern Kentucky University/ Police (H) Administration (C) Leatherwork and Upholstery Eastern Kentucky University/ Traffic Safety (C) Indiana State University/ Criminology (C) Brigham Young University/ Industrial Education (H) Indiana University/ Criminal Justice (C) Middle Tennessee State University/ Criminal Precision Metal Work Justice Administration (C) Welding Technology Minot State University/ Criminal Justice (C) North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ Northern Michigan University/ Criminal Justice Mechanics (H) (C) Ohio University/ Law Enforcement Technology (C) Precision Production Trades, Other Pennsylvania State University/ Administration of Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Justice (C) Mechanical College/ Vocational, Trade, and Portland State University/ Administration of Industrial Education (C) Justice (C) Roger Williams University/ Justice Studies (C) Southern Illinois University at Carbondale/ PROTECTIVE SERVICES Administration offustice (C) Southwest Texas State University/ Criminal Justice Criminal Justice and Corrections (C) Corrections/Correctional Administration State University of New York Empire State Ball State University/ Criminal Justice and College/ Social Science (C) Criminology (C) Syracuse University/ Criminal Justice (C) Eastern Kentucky University/ Correctional Services Taylor University, Worldwide Campus/ Criminal (C) Justice (C) Indiana State University/ Criminology (C) The University of Alabama/ Criminal Justice (C) Indiana University/ Criminal Justice (C) University of Arkansas/ Criminal Justice (C) Minot State University/ Criminal Justice (C) University of Florida/ Criminal Justice (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Administration of University of Kentucky/ Social Studies (H) Justice (C) University of Maryland University College/ Roger Williams University/ Justice Studies (C) Behavioral and Social Science (C)

THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 363 Protective Services Subject Areas Index

University of MissouriColumbia/ Criminology The University of Memphis/ Engineering and Criminal Justice (C) Technology (C) University of Northern Iowa/ Sociology (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Public/ University of South Dakota/ Criminal Justice (C) Community Service (N) University of South Dakota/ Political Science (C) Western Illinois University/ Law Enforcement and University of South Dakota/ Sociology (C) Justice Administration (C) University of Southern Mississippi/ Criminal Western Illinois University /Sociology and Anthropology (C) Justice (C) Western Oregon University/ Fire Services University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ Sociology Administration (C) (C) Fire Science/Firefighting Washington State University/ Criminal Justice Louisiana State University and Agricultural and (C) Mechanical College/ Firemen Training (N) Washington State University /Political Science (C) Oklahoma State University/ Fire Protection (C) Weber State University/ Criminal Justice (C) State University of New York Empire State Western Illinois University/ Law Enforcement and College/ Fire Services Administration (C) Justice Administration (C) University of Florida/ Forestry (N) Western Michigan University/ Sociology (C) University of Maryland University College/ Fire Law Enforcement/Police Science Science (C) Arizona State University/ Justice Studies (C) The University of Memphis/ Engineering Auburn University/ Political Science (C) Technology (C) Ball State University/ Criminal Justice and The University of Memphis/ Political Science (C) Criminology (C) Western Illinois University/ Industrial Education Indiana University/ School of Public and and Technology (C) Environmental Affairs (C) Western Illinois University/Law Enforcement and Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Justice Administration (C) Mechanical College/ Law Enforcement (N) Western Illinois University /Sociology and Minot State University/ Criminal Justice (C) Anthropology (C) Ohio University/ Law Enforcement Technology (C) Western Oregon University/ Fire Services Pennsylvania State University/ Administration of Administration (C) Justice (C) Fire Services Administration The University of Alabama/ Criminal Justice (C) State University of New York Empire State University of Idaho/ Justice Studies (C) College/ Fire Services Administration (C) University of Mississippi/ Political Science (C) University of Maryland University College/ Fire Security and Loss Prevention Services Science (C) Indiana State University/ Criminology (C) The University of Memphis/ Political Science (C) Ohio University/ Security/Safety Technology (C) Western Illinois University/ Health Education and Pennsylvania State University/ Administration of Promotion (C) Justice (C) Western Illinois University/Law Enforcement and Southern Illinois University at Carbondale/ Justice Administration (C) Administration of Justice (C) Western Oregon University/ Fire Services The University of Alabama/ Criminal Justice (C) Administration (C)

Fire Protection Protective Services, Other University of WisconsinExtension/ Disaster Fire Protection and Safety Technology Ohio University/ Security/Safety Technology (C) Management (N) Oklahoma State University/ Fire Protection (C, N) State University of New York Empire State College/ Fire Services Administration (C) PSYCHOLOGY University of Maryland University College/ Fire Adams State College/ Psychology (C) Science (C) Arizona State University/ Psychology (C) I 364 0i.3- THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Subject Areas Index Psychology

Athabasca University/ Psychology (C) Saint Joseph's College/ Psychology (C) Auburn University/ Psychology (C) Salve Regina University/ Humanities (G) Ball State University/ Psychology (C) Sam Houston State University/ Psychology (N, C) Bethany College of the Assemblies of God/ Savannah State University/ Sociology (C) School of Professional Studies (C) Southwest Texas State University/ Psychology (C) Brigham Young University/ Personal Development State University of New York Empire State (N) College/ Psychology (C) Brigham Young University/ Psychology (C) State University of New York Empire State Brigham Young University /Social Science (H) College /Social Science (C) Central Michigan University/ Psychology (C) Stephens College/ Psychology (C) Chadron State College/ Psychology (C) Taylor University, Worldwide Campus/ Psychology The College of West Virginia/ Psychology (C) (C) Colorado State University/ Psychology (C) Texas A&M UniversityCommerce/ Psychology Columbia Union College/ Psychology (C) and Special Education (C) Creighton University, University College/ Texas Tech University/ Psychology (C, H) Psychology (C) Texas Tech University/ Psychology, Counseling, and David N. Myers College/ Psychology (C) Guidance (G) Eastern Kentucky University/ Psychology (C) Thomas Edison State College/ Psychology (C) Eastern Michigan University/ Psychology (C) The University of Alabama/ Psychology (H, C) Eastern Oregon University/ Psychology (C, G) University of Alaska Fairbanks/ Psychology (C) Eastern Washington University/ Applied The University of Arizona/ Psychology (C) Psychology (C) The University of Arizona /Social Studies (H, E) Eastern Washington University /Psychology (C) University of Arkansas/ Psychology (C) Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University/ Social University of California Extension/ Psychology Science (C) (C, N) Home Study International/Griggs University/ University of Central Arkansas/ Psychology (C) Psychology (C) University of Colorado at Boulder/ Psychology Indiana State University/ Psychology (C) (C) Indiana University/ Psychology (C) University of Colorado at Boulder/ Social Studies Indiana University /Social Studies (H) (H) Johnson Bible College/ Psychology (C) University of Florida/ Psychology (C) Keystone National High School/ Elective (H) University of Idaho/ Psychology (C) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign/ Mechanical College/ Psychology (C) Psychology (C) Marywood University/ Psychology (C) The University of Iowa/ Psychology (G, C) Memorial University of Newfoundland/ University of Kansas/ Psychology (C) Psychology (C) University of Kentucky/ Psychology (C, H) Mississippi State University/ Psychology (H, C) University of Manitoba/ Psychology (C) Moody Bible Institute/ Education (C) University of Maryland University College/ North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ Behavioral and Social Science (C) Social Studies (H) University of Michigan/ Psychology (C) Northwood University/ Psychology (C) University of Minnesota/ Psychology (C, H) Ohio University/ Psychology (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Psychology Oklahoma State University/ Psychology (C) (C, H, G) Oklahoma State University /Psychology, University of NebraskaLincoln/ Psychology (C) Counseling, and Guidance (H) University of Nebraska Lincoln /Social Studies Oregon State University/ Psychology (C) (H) Pennsylvania State University/. Psychology (C) University of Nevada, Reno/ Psychology (C) Portland State University/ Psychology (C, H) University of New Mexico/ Psychology (C) Roger Williams University/ Psychology (C) The University of North Carolina/ Psychology Roosevelt University/ Psychology (C) (C)

THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 373 365 Psychology Subject Areas Index

Universityof North Dakota/ Psychology (C) Texas A&M UniversityCommerce/ Psychology Universityof Northern Iowa/ Psychology (C) and Special Education (C) Universityof Oklahoma/ Psychology (C) University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign/ Universityof Saskatchewan/ Psychology (C) Psychology (C) Universityof South Carolina/ Psychology (C) University of Kansas/ Psychology (C) Universityof South Carolina /Social Studies (H) University of MissouriColumbia/ Psychology (G) Universityof South Dakota/ Psychology (C) University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ Psychology Universityof Southern Colorado/ Psychology (C) (C) Universityof Southern Colorado/ Sociology (C) University of Utah/ Psychology (C) Universityof Southern Mississippi/ Psychology University of Washington/ Psychology (C) (C) University of Wyoming/ Psychology (C) University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ Psychology Washington State University/ Psychology (C) (C, H) Western Michigan University/ Psychology (C) The University of Texas at Austin/ Psychology (C) Counseling Psychology University of Utah/ Psychology (C) Athabasca University/ Psychology (C) University of Washington/ Psychology (C) Brigham Young University/ Counseling and University of Windsor/ Psychology (C) Special Education (C) University of WisconsinExtension/ Health Brigham Young University/Family Sciences (G) Education (C) Brigham Young University /Social Science (H) University of Wisconsin Extension /Psychology Columbia Union College/ Psychology (C) (C) State University of New York Empire State University of WisconsinSuperior/ Psychology College/ Social Science (C) (C) Stephens College/ Psychology (C) University of Wyoming/ Psychology (C) Taylor University, Worldwide Campus/ Psychology University of Wyoming /Social Studies (H) (C) University System of Georgia/ Psychology (C) Texas Tech University/ Psychology, Counseling, Upper Iowa University/ Psychology (C) and Guidance (G) Utah State University/ Psychology (C) Thomas Edison State College/ Psychology (C) Washington State University/ Psychology (C) The University of Alabama/ Peer Counseling (H) Weber State University/ Psychology (C) University of Florida! Peer Counseling (H) Western Illinois University/ Psychology (C) University of Idaho/ Counseling (G) Western Michigan University/ Psychology (C) University of Oklahoma/ Peer Counseling (H) Western Washington University/ Psychology (C) University of WisconsinSuperior/ Counseling (C)

Clinical Psychology Developmental and Child Psychology Stephens College/ Psychology (C) Adams State College/ Psychology (C) University of NebraskaLincoln/ Psychology (C) Athabasca University/ Psychology (C) University of Utah/ Psychology (C) Auburn University/ Psychology (C) Brigham Young University/ Family Sciences (C) Cognitive Psychology and Psycho linguistics Brigham Young University /Psychology (C) Athabasca University/ Psychology (C) Chadron State College/ Psychology (C) Colorado State University/ Psychology (C, G) The College of West Virginia/ Psychology (C) Eastern Oregon University/ Psychology (C) Colorado State University/ Human Development Home Study International/Griggs University/ and Family Studies (C) Psychology (C) Colorado State University /Psychology (C) Memorial University of Newfoundland/ Columbia Union College/ Psychology (C) Psychology (C) Creighton University, University College/ Saint Joseph's College/ Psychology (C) Psychology (C) Stephens College/ Psychology (C) Eastern Kentucky University/ Psychology (C)

366 3 7 4 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Subject Areas Index Psychology

Eastern Oregon University/ Psychology (C) University of Southern Mississippi/ Psychology Indiana State University/ Educational Psychology (C) (C) University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ Psychology Indiana University/ Psychology (C) (C) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and The University of Texas at Austin/ Psychology Mechanical College/ Psychology (C) (C) Memorial University of Newfoundland/ University of Utah/ Psychology (C) Psychology (C) University of Washington/ Psychology (C) Ohio University/ Psychology (C) University of WisconsinExtension/ Psychology Oklahoma State University/ Psychology (C) (C) Oregon State University/ Psychology (C) University of WisconsinSuperior/ Psychology Portland State University/ Psychology (C) (C) Saint Joseph's College/ Psychology (C) University of Wyoming/ Psychology (C) University System of Georgia/ Psychology (C) Salve Regina University/ Humanities (G) Utah State University/ Child Psychology (C) Southwest Texas State University/ Psychology (C) Washington State University/ Psychology (C) Stephens College/ Psychology (C) Western Illinois University/ Psychology (C) Texas A&M UniversityCommerce/ Psychology Western Michigan University/ Psychology (C) and Special Education (C) Western Washington University/ Psychology (C) Texas Tech University/ Psychology (C) Thomas Edison State College/ Psychology (C) Experimental Psychology The University of Alabama/ Human Development Columbia Union College/ Psychology (C) and Family Studies (C) Home Study International/Griggs University/ University of Alaska Fairbanks/ Early Childhood Psychology (C) (C) University of Alaska Fairbanks /Psychology (C) Industrial and Organizational Psychology University of Arkansas/ Psychology (C) Brigham Young University/ Psychology (C) University of California Extension/ Psychology Central Michigan University/ Psychology (C) (C) Columbia Union College/ Psychology (C)' University of Central Arkansas/ Education (C) David N. Myers College/ Psychology (C) University of Central Arkansas/ Psychology (C) Memorial University of Newfoundland/ University of Colorado at Boulder/ Psychology Psychology (C) (C) Oklahoma State University/ Career Education University of Florida/ Developmental Psychology (C) (C) Oregon State University/ Psychology (C) University of Idaho/ Psychology (C) Saint Joseph's College/ Psychology (C) University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign/ Southwest Texas State University/ Psychology (C) Psychology (C) State University of New York Empire State The University of Iowa/ Nursing (C) College/ Social Psychology (C) University of Kansas/ Psychology (C) University of Arkansas/ Psychology (C) University of Kentucky/ Psychology (C) University of Florida! Psychology (C) University of Michigan/ Psychology (C) University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign/ University of Minnesota/ Child Psychology (C) Psychology (C) University of Minnesota /General College (C) The University of Iowa/ Psychology (C) University of Mississippi/ Education (C) University of Kentucky/ Psychology (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Psychology (C) University of Maryland University College/ University of Nevada, Reno/ Psychology (C) Behavioral and Social Science (C) University of North Dakota/ Psychology (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Psychology (C) University of Northern Iowa/ Psychology (C) University of Oklahoma/ Psychology (C) University of Oklahoma/ Psychology (C) University System of Georgia/ Psychology (C) University of South Carolina/ Psychology (C) Upper Iowa University/ Psychology (C)

THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG i37o 367 Psychology Subject Areas Index

Utah State University/ Psychology (C) University of Idaho/ Psychology (C) Western Michigan University/ Psychology (C) University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign/ Psychology (C) Physiological Psychology/Psychobiology The University of Iowa/ Psychology (C) Athabasca University/ Psychology (C) University of Kansas/ Psychology (C) Oregon State University/ Psychology (C) University of Manitoba/ Psychology (C) University of Alaska Fairbanks/ Psychology (C) University of Maryland University College/ University of Colorado at Boulder/ Psychology Behavioral and Social Science (C) (C) University of Minnesota/ Sociology (C) The University of Iowa/ Psychology (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Psychology (C) University of Minnesota/ Psychology (C) University of New Mexico/ Psychology (C) University of Northern Colorado/ University of Northern Iowa/ Psychology (C) Communication Disorders (G) University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ Psychology University of South Carolina/ Psychology (C) (C) University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ Psychology The University of Texas at Austin/ Psychology (C) (C) University of Utah/ Psychology (C) Social Psychology University of Washington/ Psychology (C) Athabasca University/ Psychology (C) University of WisconsinExtension/ Psychology Bethany College of the Assemblies of God/ (C) School of Professional Studies (C) University of WisconsinSuperior/ Psychology Brigham Young University/ Psychology (C) (C) Brigham Young University /Sociology (C) Upper Iowa University/ Psychology (C) Central Michigan University/ Psychology (C) Washington State University/ Psychology (C) The College of West Virginia/ Psychology (C) Washington State University /Sociology (C) The College of West Virginia/ Sociology (C) Weber State University/ Psychology (C) Columbia Union College/ Psychology (C) Western Michigan University/ Sociology (C) Eastern Oregon University/ Sociology (C) Western Oregon University/ Social Science (C) Eastern Washington University/ Psychology (C) Indiana University/ Psychology (C) Psychology, Other Ohio University/ Psychology (C) Athabasca University/ Psychology (C) Oregon State University/ Psychology (C) Brigham Young University/ Psychology (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Sociology (C) Chadron State College/ Psychology (C) Saint Joseph's College/ Psychology (C) Colorado State University/ Psychology (C) Saint Joseph's College/ Sociology (C) Home Study International/Griggs University/ Southwest Texas State University/ Psychology (C) Psychology (C) State University of New York Empire State Ohio University/ Psychology (C) College/ Social Psychology (C) Oregon State University/ Psychology (C) Stephens College/ Psychology (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Psychology (C) Syracuse University/ Psychology (C) Sam Houston State University/ Psychology (C) Texas A&M UniversityCommerce/ Sociology and Southwest Texas State University/ Psychology (C) Anthropology (C) Stephens College/ Psychology (C) Texas Tech University/ Psychology (C) Thomas Edison State College/ Psychology (C) Thomas Edison State College/ Psychology (C) University of Alaska Fairbanks/ Psychology/ University of Arkansas/ Psychology (C) Sociology (C) University of California Extension/ Psychology University of Idaho/ Physical Education (C) (C) University of Idaho/ Psychology (C) University of Central Arkansas/ Psychology (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Psychology (C) University of Colorado at Boulder/ Psychology University of South Carolina/ Psychology (C) (C) University System of Georgia/ Psychology (C) University of Florida/ Psychology (C) Upper Iowa University/ Psychology (C)

368 376 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Subject Areas Index Social Sciences and History

Western Illinois University/ Psychology (C) Weber State University/ Political Science (C) Public Policy Analysis PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AND Athabasca University/ Public Administration (C) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and SERVICES Mechanical College/ Political Science (C) Community Organization, Resources and Roger Williams University/ Public Administration Services and Social Science (C) David N. Myers College/ Public Administration Southern Illinois University at Carbondale/ Political Science (C) (C) State University of New York Empire State Roger Williams University/ Public Administration College/ Public Affairs (C) and Social Science (C) Southern Illinois University at Carbondale/ The University of Alabama/ Political Science (C) University of Washington/ Political Science (C) Political Science (C) State University of New York Empire State Social Work College/ Public Affairs (C) Brigham Young University/ Social Work (C) Public Administration The College of West Virginia/ Social Work (C) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Athabasca University/ Public Administration (C) Ball State University/ Political Science (C) Mechanical College/ Social Work (N) David N. Myers College/ Public Administration Memorial University of Newfoundland/ Social Work (C, G) (C) Governors State University/ Public Administration Pennsylvania State University/ Human Development and Family Studies (C) (C) Indiana State University/ Political Science (C) The University of Iowa/ Social Work (G, C) Indiana University/ School of Public and University of Kansas/ Social Work (C) Environmental Affairs (C) University of Kentucky/ Social Work (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Business Logistics University of Manitoba/ Social Work (C) University of Minnesota/ Social Work (C) (C) Roger Williams University/ Public Administration University of MissouriColumbia/ Social Work and Social Science (C) (C, G) Southern Illinois University at Carbondale/ University of Northern Iowa/ Social Work (C) Political Science (C) University of South Carolina/ Social Work (C) Southern Utah University/ Political Science University of Southern Colorado/ Continuing (G, C) Education (N) State University of New York Empire State University of Southern Colorado /Social Work College/ Public Affairs (C) (C) The University of Alabama/ Political Science (C) University of Southern Colorado /Sociology (C) University of Florida/ Public Administration (C) University of WisconsinExtension/ Social Work University of Idaho/ Political Science (C) (C, N) University of MissouriColumbia/ Political Science University of WisconsinSuperior/ Social Work (C) (C) University of NebraskaLincoln/ Political Science Utah State University/ Social Work (C) (C) Western Michigan University/ Social Work (C) University of New Mexico/ Political Science (C) University System of Georgia/ Political Science (C) SOCIAL SCIENCES AND HISTORY Upper Iowa University/ Public Administration (C) Anthropology Washington State University/ Political Science Athabasca University/ Anthropology (C) (C) Ball State University/ Anthropology (C)

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Bethany College of the Assemblies of God/ University of Southern Mississippi/ Anthropology School of Arts and Sciences (C) (C) Brigham Young University/ Anthropology (C) University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ Anthropology Charter Oak State College/ Anthropology (G, C) (C) David N. Myers College/ Sociology (C) The University of Texas at Austin/ Anthropology Eastern Oregon University/ Anthropology (C) (C) Indiana University/ Anthropology (C) University of Utah/ Anthropology (C) Indiana University /Folklore (C) University of Washington/ Anthropology (C) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and University of WisconsinExtension/ Anthropology Mechanical College/ Anthropology (C) (C) Memorial University of Newfoundland/ University of WisconsinSuperior/ Anthropology Anthropology (C) (C) Memorial University of Newfoundland /Sociology/ University of Wyoming/ Anthropology (C) Anthropology (C) University System of Georgia/ Anthropology (C) Ohio University/ Anthropology (C) Utah State University/ Anthropology (C) Oklahoma State University/ Anthropology (C) Washington State University/ Anthropology (C) Oregon State University/ Anthropology (C) Weber State University/ Anthropology (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Anthropology (C) Western Illinois University/ Sociology and Portland State University/ Anthropology (C) Anthropology (C) Sam Houston State University/ Sociology (C) Western Michigan University/ Anthropology (C) State University of New York Empire State Western Oregon University/ Anthropology (C) College/ Anthropology (C) Western Oregon University /Social Science (C) Texas Tech University/ Anthropology (C) Western Washington University/ Anthropology Thomas Edison State College/ Anthropology (C) (C) University of Alaska Fairbanks/ Anthropology (C) The University of Arizona/ Anthropology (C) Archeology University of Arkansas/ Anthropology (C) Brigham Young University/ Anthropology (C) University of California Extension/ Anthropology Eastern Oregon University/ Anthropology (C) (C) Indiana University/ Anthropology (C) University of Colorado at Boulder/ Anthropology Johnson Bible College/ History and Related Fields (C) (C) University of Florida/ Anthropology (C) Thomas Edison State College/ Archaeology (C) University of Idaho/ Anthropology (C) University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign/ University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign/ Anthropology (C) Anthropology (C) The University of Iowa/ Anthropology (C) The University of Iowa/ Anthropology (C) The University of Iowa/ Religion (Religious Studies) University of Kansas/ Anthropology (C) (C) University of Kentucky/ Anthropology (C) University of Nevada, Reno/ Anthropology (C) University of Manitoba/ Anthropology (C) University of Oklahoma/ Anthropology (C) University of Maryland University College/ University of South Dakota/ Anthropology (C) Behavioral and Social Science (C) Western Michigan University/ Anthropology (C) The University of Memphis/ Anthropology (C) University of Minnesota/ Anthropology (C) Criminology University of MissouriColumbia/ Anthropology Arizona State University/ Justice Studies (C) (H, C) Indiana State University/ Criminology (C) University of Nevada, Reno/ Anthropology (C) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and University of North Dakota/ Anthropology (C) Mechanical College/ Sociology (C) University of Oklahoma/ Anthropology (C) Memorial University of Newfoundland/ University of Saskatchewan/ Anthropology (C) Continuing Education (Criminology) (C, N) University of Southern Colorado/ Anthropology Minot State University/ Criminal Justice (C) (C) Ohio University/ Sociology (C)

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Roger Williams University/ Justice Studies (C) Eastern Oregon University/ Economics (C) Saint Joseph's College/ Sociology (C) Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University/ Economics Southern Illinois University at Carbondale/ (C) Administration of Justice (C) Indiana University/ Business (C) The University of Arizona/ Sociology (C) Indiana University/Economics (C) University of Arkansas/ Criminal Justice (C) Indiana University /Social Studies (H) University of Arkansas/ Sociology (C) Keystone National High School/ Elective (H) University of Colorado at Boulder/ Sociology (C) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and University of Florida/ Criminal Justice (C) Mechanical College/ Economics (C) University of Idaho/ Justice Studies (C) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and The University of Iowa/ Sociology (C) Mechanical College /Social Studies (H) University of Kentucky/ Sociology (C) Marywood University/ Economics (C) University of Minnesota/ Sociology (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Sociology (C) Memorial University of Newfoundland/ University of NebraskaLincoln/ Sociology (C) Economics (C) The University of North Carolina/ Sociology (C) Mississippi State University/ Economics (C) University of Northern Iowa/ Sociology (C) Mississippi State University /Social Studies (H) University of South Dakota/ Criminal Justice (C) North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ University of South Dakota/ Sociology (C) Social Studies (H) University of Southern Colorado/ Sociology (C) Northwood University/ Economics (C) University of Southern Mississippi/ Sociology (C) Ohio University/ Economics (C) University of Washington/ Sociology (C) Oklahoma State University/ Economics (C) University of Windsor/ Sociology (C) Oregon State University/ Economics (C) Utah State University/ Sociology (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Economics (C) Washington State University/ Sociology (C) Portland State University/ Economics (C, H) Roger Williams University/ Business (C) Demography/Population Studies Roosevelt University/ Economics (C) University System of Georgia/ Political Science Roosevelt University/Finance (C) (C) Saint Joseph's College/ Business (C) Salve Regina University/ Management (G) Economics Sam Houston State University/ Economics (C) Adams State College/ Economics (C) San Jose State University/ Economics (C) Athabasca University/ Economics (C) Southern Illinois University at Carbondale/ Athabasca University /Political Economics (C) Advanced Technical Studies (C) Auburn University/ Economics (C) State University of New York Empire State Ball State University/ Economics (C) College/ Economics (C) Bethany College of the Assemblies of God/ Stephens College/ Business Administration (C) School of Professional Studies (C) Stephens College /Social Sciences and History (C) Brigham Young University/ Business (H) Syracuse University/ Economics (C) Brigham Young University/Economics (C) Syracuse University /Managerial Control (G) Brigham Young University /Managerial Economics Texas Tech University/ Economics (C, H) (C) Thomas Edison State College/ Economics (C) Brigham Young University /Social Science (H) The University of Alabama/ Economics (C) Central Michigan University/ Economics (C) The University of Alabama /Social Studies (H) Chadron State College/ Business and Economics University of Alaska Fairbanks/ Economics (C) (C) The University of Arizona/ Economics (C) The College of West Virginia/ Economics (C) University of Arkansas/ Economics (C) Colorado State University/ Economics (C) University of Arkansas /Social Studies (H) Columbia Union College/ Economics (C) University of California Extension/ Economics David N. Myers College/ Economics (C) (C) Eastern Kentucky University/ Economics (H, C) University of Central Arkansas/ Economics (C)

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University of Colorado at Boulder/ Economics Upper Iowa University/ Business Administration (C) (C) University of Florida/ Economics (C) Utah State University/ Business Administration University of Florida /Social Studies (H) (C) University of Idaho/ Economics (C) Utah State University/Economics (C) University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign/ Washington State University/ Economics (C) Economics (C) Western Illinois University/ Economics (C) The University of Iowa/ Economics (C) Western Michigan University/ Economics (C) University of Kansas/ Economics (C) Western Washington University/ Economics (C) University of Kentucky/ Economics (C) Western Washington University/History (C) University of Manitoba/ Economics (C) Development Economics and International Development University of Michigan/ Economics (C) Athabasca University/ Economics (C) University of Minnesota/ Economics (C) University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign/ University of Mississippi/ Economics (C) Economics (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Consumer and University of Northern Colorado/ Economics (C) Family Economics (C) The University of Texas at Austin/ Economics University of MissouriColumbia/Economics (C) (C, H) Econometrics and Quantitative Economics University of NebraskaLincoln/ Business (H) University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign/ University of NebraskaLincoln/Economics (C) Economics (C) University of Nevada, Reno/ Economics (C) University of NebraskaLincoln/ Economics (C) University of New Mexico/ Economics (C) International Economics The University of North Carolina/ Economics Charter Oak State College/ Economics (C) (C) David N. Myers College/ Economics (C) University of North Dakota/ Economics (C) Northwood University/ Economics (C) University of Northern Colorado/ Economics (C) Ohio University/ Economics (C) University of Northern Iowa/ Economics (C) Thomas Edison State College/ Economics (C) University of Oklahoma/ Economics (H, C) University of Maryland University College/ University of Saskatchewan/ Economics (C) Behavioral and Social Science (C) University of South Carolina/ Business Education University of NebraskaLincoln/ Economics (C) (H) University of Northern Colorado/ Economics (C) University of South Carolina/Economics (C) Western Illinois University/ Economics (C) University of South Dakota/ Business Education (H) Geography University of South Dakota/ Economics (C) Athabasca University/ Geography (C) University of Southern Colorado/ Economics (C) Auburn University/ Geography (C) University of Southern Mississippi/ Economics Ball State University/ Geography (C) (C, H) Brigham Young University/ Geography (C) University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ Economics Brigham Young University /Social Science (H) (C, H) Central Michigan University/ Geography (C) The University of Texas at Austin/ Economics Charter Oak State College/ Geography (G, C) (H, C) The College of West Virginia/ Geography (C) University of Utah/ Economics (C) Columbia Union College/ Geography (C) University of Washington/ Economics (C) David N. Myers College/ General Social Science University of Windsor/ Economics (C) (C) University of WisconsinExtension/ Economics Eastern Kentucky University/ Geography (C, H) (C, H, N) Eastern Oregon University/ Geography (C) University of WisconsinPlatteville/ Economics Eastern Oregon University / Geology (C) (C) Eastern Oregon University/Science (C) University of Wyoming/ Economics (C) Home Study International/Griggs University/ University System of Georgia/ Economics (C) Geography (C, H)

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Indiana State University/ Geography (C) University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign/ Indiana University/ Geography (C) Geography (C) Indiana University /Social Studies (H) The University of Iowa/ Geography (C) Keystone National High School/ Elective (H) University of Kansas/ Geography (C) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and University of Kentucky/ Geography (C, H) Mechanical College/ Geography (C) University of Manitoba/ Geography (C) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and The University of Memphis/ Geography (C) Mechanical College /Social Studies (H) University of Minnesota/ Geography (C, H) Memorial University of Newfoundland/ University of MissouriColumbia/ Geography Geography (C) (C, H) Mississippi State University/ Social Studies (H) University of NebraskaLincoln/ Geography (C) North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ University of Nebraska Lincoln /Social Studies Social Studies (E, H) (H) Northern Michigan University/ Geography (C) University of Nevada, Reno/ Geography (C) Northwood University/ Social Science (C) The University of North Carolina/ Geography Ohio University/ Geography (C) (C) Oklahoma State University/ Geography (H, C) University of North Carolina at Greensboro/ Pennsylvania State University/ Geography (C) Geography (C) Portland State University/ Geography (C) University of North Dakota/ Geography (C) Roosevelt University/ Geography (C) University of Northern Colorado/ Geography Sam Houston State University/ Geography (C) (C) San Jose State University/ Geography (C) University of Northern Iowa/ Geography (C, G) Savannah State University/ Sociology (C) University of Oklahoma/ Geography (C) Southern Illinois University at Carbondale/ University of Oklahoma/ World Geography Studies Geography (C) (H) Southern Utah University/ Geography (G) University of Saskatchewan/ Geography (C) Southwest Texas State University/ Geography (C) University of South Carolina/ Geography (C) Taylor University, Worldwide Campus/ Geography University of South Carolina /Social Studies (H) (C) University of South Dakota/ Social Studies (H) Taylor University, Worldwide Campus /Natural University of Southern Colorado/ Geography (C) Sciences (C) University of Southern Mississippi/ Geography Texas Tech University/ Geography (C) (H, C) Texas Tech University/ World Geography Studies University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ Geography (H) (H, C) Thomas Edison State College/ Geography (C) The University of Texas at Austin/ Geography The University of Alabama/ Geography (C) (C) The University of Alabama /Social Studies (H) The University of Texas at Austin/ World University of Alaska Fairbanks/ Geography (C) Geography Studies (H) The University of Arizona/ Geography (H) University of Utah/ Geography (C) The University of Arizona/Geography and University of Washington/ Geography (C) Regional Development (C) University of WisconsinExtension/ Geography The University of Arizona /Social Studies (E) (H, C) University of Arkansas/ Geography (C) University of WisconsinPlatteville/ Social Science University of Arkansas /Social Studies (H) (C) University of Central Arkansas/ Geography (C) University of WisconsinSuperior/ Geography University of Colorado at Boulder/ Geography (C) (C) University of Wyoming/ Geography and Recreation University of Colorado at Boulder/Social Studies (C) (H) University System of Georgia/ Geography (C) University of Florida! Geography (C) Utah State University/ Geography (C) University of Florida /Social Studies (H) Weber State University/ Geography (C)

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Western Illinois University/ Geography (C, G) Oregon State University/ History (C) Western Michigan University/ Geography (C) Pennsylvania State University/ History (C) Western Oregon University/ Geography (C) Portland State University/ History (C, H) Regents College (C) History Roosevelt University/ History (C) Adams State College/ History (C) Saint Joseph's College/ History (C) Arizona State University/ History (C) Sam Houston State University/ History (C) Athabasca University/ History (C) Savannah State University/ History (C) Athabasca University/Humanities (C) Southwest Texas State University/ History (C) Ball State University/ History (C) State University of New York Empire State Bethany College of the Assemblies of God/ College/ History (C) School of Arts and Sciences (C) Syracuse University/ Social Science (G) Brigham Young University/ Family History (N) Taylor University, Worldwide Campus/ History Brigham Young University/History (C) (C) Brigham Young University /Social Science (H) Texas Tech University/ History (C) California State University, Dominguez Hills/ Texas Tech University/Latin American Studies Humanities (G) Chadron State College/ Social Science (C) (C) The College of West Virginia/ History (C) Texas Tech University /Social Sciences and History Columbia Union College/ History (C) (N) David N. Myers College/ History (C) Texas Tech University / Western Civilization (C) Eastern Kentucky University/ History (C) Texas Tech University / World History Studies (H) Eastern Washington University/ History (C) Thomas Edison State College/ History (C) Governors State University/ History (C) The University of Alabama/ History (C) Governors State University /Sociology (C) The University of Alabama /Social Studies (H) Home Study International/Griggs University/ University of Alaska Fairbanks/ History (C) History (C, H) The University of Arizona/ History (H, C) Indiana State University/ History (C) University of Arkansas/ Social Studies (H) Indiana University/ History (C) University of Arkansas/Spanish (C) Indiana University /Social Studies (H) University of Arkansas/ Western Civilization (C) Johnson Bible College/ History and Related Fields University of California Extension/ History (C) (C) University of Central Arkansas/ History (C) Keystone National High School/ History (H) University of Colorado at Boulder/ History (C) LIFE Bible College/ General Education (C) University of Colorado at Boulder /Social Studies Louisiana State University and Agricultural and (H) Mechanical College/ History (C) University of Florida/ History (C) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and University of Florida /Social Studies (H) Mechanical College /Social Studies (H) University of Idaho/ History (C) Marywood University/ History (C) University of Idaho/ World History Studies (H) Memorial University of Newfoundland/ History University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign/ (C) History (C) Minot State University/ Social Science (C) The University of Iowa/ History (C) Mississippi State University/ History (C) University of Kansas/ History (C) Mississippi State University /Social Studies (H) University of Kansas/ Humanities and Western Murray State University/ History (C) Civilization (C) North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ University of Kentucky/ Social Studies (H) Social Studies (E, H) University of Manitoba/ History (C) Northern Michigan University/ History (C) University of Minnesota/ History (H, C) Ohio University/ History (C) University of Mississippi/ History (C) Oklahoma State University/ Genealogy (N) University of MissouriColumbia/ History (C, H) Oklahoma State University/History (C, H) University of NebraskaLincoln/ History (C)

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University of Nebraska Lincoln /Social Studies Eastern Michigan University/ History (C) (H) Eastern Oregon University/ History (C) University of Nevada, Reno/ History (H) Eastern Washington University/ History (C) University of Nevada, Reno/Western Traditions Governors State University/ History (C) (C) Governors State University /Intercultural Studies University of New Mexico/ History (C) (C) The University of North Carolina/ History (C) Home Study International/Griggs University/ University of North Dakota/ History (C) History (C, H) University of Northern Iowa/ History (C) Home Study International/Griggs University/ University of Oklahoma/ Classical Culture (C) History-Eight (E) University of Oklahoma/ World History Studies Indiana University/ American Studies (C) (H) Indiana University/History (C) University of South Carolina/ Social Studies (H) Indiana University /Labor Studies (C) University of South Dakota/ Social Studies (H) Indiana University /Social Studies (H) University of Southern Mississippi/ History (H) Keystone National High School/ History (H) University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ History (H) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and The University of Texas at Austin/ History (C) Mechanical College/ History (C) The University of Texas at Austin/World History Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Studies (H) Mechanical College /Social Studies (H) University of Utah/ History (C) Minot State University/ Social Science (C) University of WisconsinExtension/ History Mississippi State University/ History (C) (N, C) Mississippi State University /Social Studies (H) University of Wisconsin Extension /Political Murray State University/ History (C) Science (C) North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ University of Wyoming/ History (C) Social Studies (E, H) University of Wyoming /Social Studies (H) Northern Michigan University/ History (C) University System of Georgia/ History (C) Northern State University/ Social Sciences (C) Utah State University/ History (C) Ohio University/ History (C) Washington State University/ General Education Oklahoma State University/ History (C) (C) Pennsylvania State University/ History (C) Weber State University/ History (C) Pennsylvania State University/Labor and Western Illinois University/ History (C) Industrial Relations (C) Western Michigan University/ Sociology (C) Portland State University/ History (C, H) Western Washington University/ History (C) Roosevelt University/ Bachelor of General Studies American History Program (C) Arizona State University/ History (C) Roosevelt University/History (C) Athabasca University/ History (C) Saint Joseph's College/ History (C) Ball State University/ History (C) Salve Regina University/ Liberal Studies (C) Bethany College of the Assemblies of God/ Sam Houston State University/ History (C, N) School of Arts and Sciences (C) Savannah State University/ History (C) Brigham Young University/ American Heritage Southern Illinois University at Carbondale/ (C) General Education B (Social Science) (C) Brigham Young University/History (C) Southwest Texas State University/ History (C) Brigham Young University /Social Science (H) State University of New York Empire State California State University, Dominguez Hills/ College/ History (C) Humanities (G) Stephens College/ Social Sciences and History (C) Chadron State College/ Social Science (C) Syracuse University/ Social Science (G) Charter Oak State College/ History (C) Syracuse University /Social Sciences (C) The College of West Virginia/ History (C) Taylor University, Worldwide Campus/ History David N. Myers College/ History (C) (C) Eastern Kentucky University/ History (C) Texas A&M UniversityCommerce/ History (C)

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Texas Tech University/ History (C) Universityof Oklahoma/History (H, C) Texas Tech University/ United States History (H) Universityof South Carolina/ History (C) Thomas Edison State College/ History (C) Universityof South Carolina /Social Studies (H) The University of Alabama/ History (C) Universityof South Dakota/ History (C) The University of Alabama /Social Studies (H) Universityof South Dakota /Social Studies (H) University of Alaska Fairbanks/ History (C) Universityof Southern Colorado/ History (C) The University of Arizona/ History (H, C) Universityof Southern Mississippi/ History (H) The University of Arizona /Social Studies (E) Universityof Tennessee, Knoxville/ History University of Arkansas/ History (C) (C, H) University of Arkansas /Social Studies (H) The University of Texas at Austin/ History (C) University of California Extension/ History The University of Texas at Austin/ United States (C, H) History (H) University of Central Arkansas/ History (C) University of Utah/ History (C) University of Colorado at Boulder/ History (C) University of Washington/ History (C) University of Colorado at Boulder /Social Studies University of WisconsinExtension/ History (H) (C, H) University of Florida/ American History (C) University of WisconsinSuperior/ History (C) University of Florida/Genealogy (N) University of Wyoming/ History (C) University of Florida /Social Studies (H) University of Wyoming /Social Studies (H) University of Idaho/ American History (H) University System of Georgia/ History (C) University of Idaho/ History (C) Upper Iowa University/ History (C) University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign/ Utah State University/ History (C) History (C) Washington State University/ History (C) The University of Iowa/ History (C) Weber State University/ History (C) University of Kansas/ American Studies (C) Western Illinois University/ History (C) University of Kansas/History (C) Western Michigan University/ History (C) University of Kentucky/ History (C, H) Western Washington University/ History (C) University of Manitoba/ History (C) European History University of Maryland University College/ Athabasca University/ History (C) Behavioral and Social Science (C) Brigham Young University/ History (C) University of Maryland University College/ Brigham Young University /Social Science (H) Humanities (C) Charter Oak State College/ History (C) The University of Memphis/ University College Colorado State University/ History (C, G) (C) Indiana University/ Classical Studies (C) University of Minnesota/ American Indian Studies Indiana University/History (C) (C) Minot State University/ Social Science (C) University of Minnesota/History (C) Oklahoma State University/ History (C) University of Mississippi/ History (C) Oregon State University/ History (C) University of Mississippi/Southern Studies (C) Regents College (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ History (C, H) Roosevelt University/ History (C) University of MissouriColumbia/Military Science Savannah State University/ History (C) (C) Southwest Texas State University/ History (C) University of NebraskaLincoln/ History (C) State University of New York Empire State University of NebraskaLincoln/Social Studies College/ History (C) (H) The University of Alabama/ History (C) University of Nevada, Reno/ History (H, C) The University of Arizona/ History (C, H) University of New Mexico/ History (C) University of Central Arkansas/ History (C) The University of North Carolina/ History (C) University of Florida/ European History (C) University of North Dakota/ History (C) University of Idaho/ History (C) University of Northern Iowa/ History (C) The University of Iowa/ History (C) University of Oklahoma/ American History (H) University of Kansas/ History (C)

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University of Kentucky/ History (C) University of Manitoba/ Political Studies (C) University of Minnesota/ History (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Political Science University of MissouriColumbia/ History (C, H) (C) University of NebraskaLincoln/ History (C) University of NebraskaLincoln/ Political Science University of Nevada, Reno/ History (C) (C) The University of North Carolina/ History (C) University of New Mexico/ Political Science (C) University of Northern Iowa/ History (C) University of Northern Iowa/ Political Science University of Saskatchewan/ History (C) (C) University of South Carolina/ History (C) University of Oklahoma/ Political Science (C) University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ History (C) University of South Carolina/ Government and The University of Texas at Austin/ History (C) International Studies (C) University of Utah/ History (C) University of Southern Colorado/ Political Science University of WisconsinExtension/ History (C) Washington State University/ History (C) (C) University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ Political Weber State University/ History (C) Western Illinois University/ History (C) Science (C) The University of Texas at Austin/ Government Western Washington University/ History (C) (C) History and Philosophy of Science and Technology University of Utah/ Political Science (C) Athabasca University/ History (C) University System of Georgia/ Political Science Eastern Kentucky University/ Science (C) Oregon State University/ History (C) (C) Washington State University/ Political Science Southern Illinois University at Carbondale/ (C) Biology (C) Western Illinois University/ Political Science (C) Syracuse University/ Biological Sciences (C) Western Michigan University/ Political Science The University of Alabama/ Biology (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ History (C) (C) University of Southern Mississippi/ Biology (C, G) Political Science and Government University of WisconsinSuperior/ Physics (C) American Government and Politics Arizona State University/ Political Science (C) International Relations and Affairs Ball State University/ Political Science (C) Arizona State University/ History (C) Brigham Young University/ Political Science (C) Kansas State University/ Political Science (C) Brigham Young University/Social Science (H) Mississippi State University/ Political Science (C) Central Michigan University/ Political Science Murray State University/ Political Science (C) (C) North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ Chadron State College/ Social Science (C) Social Studies (H) The College of West Virginia/ Political Science Pennsylvania State University/ Political Science (C) (C) Columbia Union College/ Political Science (C) Salve Regina University/ Humanities (G) David N. Myers College/ Political Science (C) Southwest Texas State University/ Political Science Eastern Kentucky University/ Government (H) (C) Eastern Kentucky University /Political Science (C) Syracuse University/ Social Science (G) Eastern Oregon University/ Political Science (C) The University of Arizona/ Political Science (C) Eastern Washington University/ Government (C) University of Central Arkansas/ Political Science Home Study International/Griggs University/ (C) History (H) University of Colorado at Boulder/ Political Home Study International/Griggs University/ Science (C) Political Science (C) University of Florida! International Relations (C) Indiana University/ Political Science (C) University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign/ Indiana University/Social Studies (H) Political Science (C) Keystone National High School/ History (H)

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Louisiana State University and Agricultural and University of Colorado at Boulder/ Political Mechanical College/ Political Science (C) Science (C) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and University of Colorado at Boulder /Social Studies Mechanical College /Social Studies (H) (H) Memorial University of Newfoundland/ University of Florida/ Political Science (C) Continuing Education (N) University of Florida /Social Studies (H) Minot State University/ Social Science (C) University of Idaho/ Government (H) Mississippi State University/ Political Science (C) University of Idaho/ Political Science (C) Mississippi State University /Social Studies (H) University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign/ Murray State University/ Political Science (C) Political Science (C) North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ The University of Iowa/ Political Science (C) Social Studies (H) University of Kansas/ Political Science (C) Northern State University/ Social Sciences (C) University of Kentucky/ Political Science (C) Northwood University/ Political Science (C) University of Kentucky /Social Studies (H) Ohio University/ Political Science (C) University of Maryland University College/ Oklahoma State University/ Political Science (C) Humanities (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Political Science University of Minnesota/ Political Science (C, H) (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Government Regents College (C) (H) Roger Williams University/ Political Science (C) University of Missouri Columbia /Political Science Sam Houston State University/ Political Science (C) (C) University of NebraskaLincoln/ Political Science Savannah State University/ Political Science (C) (C) Southern Illinois University at Carbondale/ University of Nebraska Lincoln /Social Studies General Education B (Social Science) (C) (H) Southern Illinois University at Carbondale/ University of Nevada, Reno/ Government (H) Political Science (C) University of Nevada, Reno/ Political Science (C) Southwest Texas State University/ Political Science University of New Mexico/ Political Science (C) (C) The University of North Carolina/ Political State University of New York Empire State Science (C) College/ Public Affairs (C) University of Northern Colorado/ Political Texas Tech University/ American Government (C) Science (C) Texas Tech University/ United States Government University of Northern Iowa/ Political Science (H) (C) Thomas Edison State College/ Political Science University of Oklahoma/ American Government (C) (H) The University of Alabama/ Political Science (C) University of Oklahoma/ Political Science (C) The University of Alabama /Social Studies (H) University of South Carolina/ Government and University of Alaska Fairbanks/ Alaska Native International Studies (C) Studies (C) University of South Carolina /Social Studies (H) University of Alaska Fairbanks /Political Science University of South Dakota/ Political Science (C) (C) University of South Dakota /Social Studies (H) The University of Arizona/ Government (H) University of Southern Colorado/ Political Science The University of Arizona/ Political Science (C) (C) University of Arkansas/ Political Science (C) University of Southern Mississippi/ Political University of Arkansas /Social Studies (H) Science (H, C) University of California Extension/ Political University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ Political Science (C) Science (C) University of Central Arkansas/ Political Science University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ United States (C) Government (H)

378 386 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Subject Areas Index Social Sciences and History

The University of Texas at Austin/ Government University of Alaska Fairbanks/ Economics/ (C) Political Science (C) The University of Texas at Austin/ United States The .University of Arizona/ Political Science (C) Government (H) University of Arkansas/ Political Science (C) University of Utah/ Political Science (C) University of Idaho/ Political Science (C) University of WisconsinExtension/ Political University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign/ Science (C, H) Political Science (C) University of WisconsinSuperior/ Political The University of Iowa/ Communication Studies (C) Science (C) University of Kansas/ Political Science (C) University of Wyoming/ Social Studies (H) University of Kentucky/ Political Science (C) University System of Georgia/ Political Science University of Manitoba/ Political Studies (C) (C) University of Minnesota/ Political Science (C) Upper Iowa University/ Political Science (C) University of Mississippi/ Political Science (C) Washington State University/ Political Science University of MissouriColumbia/ Political Science (C) (C) Weber State University/ Political Science (C) University of NebraskaLincoln/ Political Science Western Illinois University/ Political Science (C) (C) Political Science University of New Mexico/ Political Science (C) Arizona State University/ Political Science (C) The University of North Carolina/ Political Athabasca University/ Political Economics (C) Science (C) Athabasca University /Political Science (C) University of Northern Colorado/ Political Ball State University/ Political Science (C) Science (C) Brigham Young University/ Political Science (C) University of Southern Colorado/ Political Science The College of West Virginia/ Political Science (C) (C) University of Southern Mississippi/ Political David N. Myers College/ Political Science (C) Science (C) Eastern Oregon University/ Political Science (C) The University of Texas at Austin/ Government Governors State University/ Political Science (C) (C) Indiana State University/ Political Science (C) University of Washington/ Political Science (C) Indiana University/ Labor Studies (C) University of Windsor/ Political Science (C) Indiana University /Political Science (C) University of WisconsinExtension/ Political Kansas State University/ Political Science (C) Science (C) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and University System of Georgia/ Political Science Mechanical College/ Political Science (C) (C) Memorial University of Newfoundland/ Political Washington State University/ Political Science Science (C) (C) Mississippi State University/ Political Science (C) Washington State University/ Women Studies (C) Oklahoma State University/ Political Science (C) Weber State University/ Political Science (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Political Science Western Illinois University/ Political Science (C) (C) Western Michigan University/ Political Science Portland State University/ Government (H) (C) Savannah State University/ Political Science (C) Western Washington University/ Political Science Southern Illinois University at Carbondale/ (C) General Education B (Social Science) (C) State University of New York Empire State Social Sciences College/ Public Affairs (C) Athabasca University/ Social Science (C) Syracuse University/ Political Science (C) Brigham Young University/ Social Science (H) Thomas Edison State College/ Political Science Chadron State College/ Social Science (C) (C) Governors State University/ Intercultural Studies The University of Alabama/ Political Science (C) (C)

THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 379 387 Social Sciences and History Subject Areas Index

Governors State University /Social Science (C) David N. Myers College/ Sociology (C) Home Study International/Griggs University/ Eastern Kentucky University/ Sociology (C, H) History-Seven (E) Eastern Michigan University/ Sociology (C) Indiana University/ Social Studies (H) Eastern Oregon University/ Sociology (C) Memorial University of Newfoundland/ Governors State University/ Sociology (C) Continuing Education (N) Home Study International/Griggs University/ Minot State University/ Social Science (C) Sociology (C) Northwood University/ Social Science (C) Indiana State University/ Sociology (C) Portland State University/ Global Studies (H) Indiana University/ Social Studies (H) Portland State University /Social Studies (H) Indiana University /Sociology (C) Roger Williams University/ Social Science (C) Keystone National High School/ Elective (H) Roosevelt University/ Bachelor of General Studies Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Program (C) Mechanical College/ Social Studies (H) State University of New York Empire State Louisiana State University and Agricultural and College/ Social Science (C) Mechanical College/ Sociology (C) Stephens College/ Social Sciences and History (C) Marywood University/ Social Science (C) Syracuse University/ Social Science (G) Memorial University of Newfoundland/ Sociology Syracuse University /Social Sciences (C) (C) Texas Tech University/ Social Sciences and History Memorial University of Newfoundland /Sociology/ (N) Anthropology (C) Thomas Edison State College/ Social Science (C) Middle Tennessee State University/ Anthropology/ The University of Arizona/ Social Studies (E, H) Sociology/Social Work (C) University of Arkansas/ Social Studies (H) Minot State University/ Social Science (C) University of Florida/ Interdisciplinary Studies Mississippi State University/ Sociology (C) (C) North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ University of Maryland University College/ Social Studies (H) Behavioral and Social Science (C) Northern Michigan University/ Sociology/Social University of MissouriColumbia/ Social Studies Work (C) (H) Northern State University/ Social Sciences (C) University of NebraskaLincoln/ Social Studies Ohio University/ Sociology (C) (H) Oklahoma State University/ Political Science (C) Western Oregon University/ Social Science (G, C) Oklahoma State University /Sociology (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Sociology (C) Sociology Portland State University/ Sociology (C, H) Adams State College/ Sociology (C) Roger Williams University/ Social Science (C) Athabasca University/ Geography (C) Saint Joseph's College/ Sociology (C) Athabasca University /Sociology (C) Sam Houston State University/ Sociology (C, N) Athabasca University/Sociology/Anthropology (C) Savannah State University/ Sociology (C) Ball State University/ Sociology (C) Southern Illinois University at Carbondale/ Bethany College of the Assemblies of God/ General Education B (Social Science) (C) School of Arts and Sciences (C) Southwest Texas State University/ Sociology (C) Brigham Young University/ Social Science (H) State University of New York Empire State Brigham Young University /Sociology (C) College/ Social Science (C) Central Michigan University/ Sociology (C) State University of New York Empire State Chadron State College/ Social Science (C) College/Sociology (C) Charter Oak State College/ Sociology (C) Stephens College/ Social Sciences and History (C) The College of West Virginia/ Sociology (C) Syracuse University/ Sociology (C) Colorado State University/ Sociology (C) Taylor University, Worldwide Campus/ Sociology Columbia Union College/ Sociology (C) (C) Creighton University, University College/ Texas A&M UniversityCommerce/ Sociology and Sociology (C) Anthropology (C)

380 88 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Subject Areas Index Theological Studies and Religious Vocations

Texas Tech University/ Sociology (C, H) University of Oklahoma/ Human Relations (C) Thomas Edison State College/ Sociology (C) University of Oklahoma /Sociology (C, H) The University of Alabama/ Social Studies (H) University of Saskatchewan/ Sociology (C) The University of Alabama/ Sociology (C) University of South Carolina/ Social Studies (H) University of Alaska Fairbanks/ Sociology (C) University of South Carolina/ Sociology (C) University of Alaska Fairbanks/ Sociology/ University of South Dakota/ Social Studies (H) Anthropology (C) University of South Dakota/ Sociology (C) The University of Arizona/ Family and Consumer University of Southern Colorado/ Anthropology Resources (C) (C) The University of Arizona /Social Studies (H) University of Southern Colorado/ Political Science The University of Arizona/ Sociology (C) (C) University of Arkansas/ Social Studies (H) University of Southern Colorado /Social Work University of Arkansas /Sociology (C) (C) University of California Extension/ Sociology (C) University of Southern Colorado /Sociology (C) University of Central Arkansas/ Sociology (C) University of Southern Mississippi/ Health (C) University of Colorado at Boulder/ Social Studies University of Southern Mississippi/Sociology (H) (C, H) University of Colorado at Boulder/ Sociology (C) University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ Sociology University of Florida/ Sociology (C) (H, C) University of Idaho/ Sociology (C) The University of Texas at Austin/ Sociology (C) University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign/ University of Washington/ Sociology (C) Sociology (C) University of Windsor/ Sociology (C) The University of Iowa/ Education (C) University of WisconsinExtension/ Sociology The University of Iowa/ Nursing (C) (C) The University of Iowa/ Social Work (C) University of Wyoming/ Social Studies (H) The University of Iowa /Sociology (C) University of Wyoming/ Sociology (C) University of Kansas/ Sociology (C) University System of Georgia/ Sociology (C) University of Kentucky/ Sociology (C, H) Upper Iowa University/ Sociology (C) University of Manitoba/ Sociology (C) Utah State University/ Sociology (C) University of Maryland University College/ Washington State University/ Sociology (C) Behavioral and Social Science (C) Weber State University/ Sociology (C) The University of Memphis/ Sociology (C) Western Illinois University/ Sociology and University of Minnesota/ Sociology (C) Anthropology (C) University of Mississippi/ Sociology (C) Western Michigan University/ Sociology (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Rural Sociology Western Washington University/ Sociology (C) (C) University of Missouri Columbia /Social Work (C) TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION/INDUSTRIAL University of Missouri Columbia /Sociology ARTS (C, H, G) Brigham Young University/ Industrial Education University of NebraskaLincoln/ Social Studies (H) (H) University of Nebraska Lincoln /Sociology (C) University of Nevada, Reno/ Social Sciences (H) THEOLOGICAL STUDIES AND RELIGIOUS University of Nevada, Reno/ Sociology (C) VOCATIONS University of New Mexico/ Sociology (C) The University of North Carolina/ Sociology (C) Bible Studies University of North Carolina at .Greensboro/ Bethany College of the Assemblies of God/ Sociology (C) School of the Bible (C) University of North Dakota/ Sociology (C) Brigham Young University/ Religion (Religious University of Northern Iowa/ Sociology (G, C) Studies) (C)

THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG ,4389 381 Theological Studies and Religious Vocations Subject Areas Index

Cincinnati Bible College and Seminary/ New Missionary Studies and Missiology Testament (C) Brigham Young University/ Religion (Religious Cincinnati Bible College and Seminary/ Old Studies) (C) Testament (C) Columbia Union College/ Religion (C) Columbia Union College/ Religion (C) Home Study International/Griggs University/ Home Study International/Griggs University/ Theology (C) Religion (C, H) LIFE Bible College/ Evangelism (C) Home Study International/Griggs University/ LIFE Bible College /General Ministries (C) Religion-Eight (E) Moody Bible Institute/ Evangelism (C) Home Study International/Griggs University/ Taylor University, Worldwide Campus/ Christian Ministries (C) Religion-Seven (E) Taylor University, Worldwide Campus/ Criminal Indiana University/ English (H) Justice (C) Indiana University /Religious Studies (C) Johnson Bible College/ Bible (G, C) Religious Education Johnson Bible College/Christian Ministries (C) Home Study International/Griggs University/ LIFE Bible College/ Bible (C) Adult Education (N) Moody Bible Institute/ Bible (C) Home Study International/Griggs University/ Moody Bible Institute/Education (C) Theology (C) North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ Religion (Religious Studies) (H) Theological and Ministerial Studies Saint Joseph's College/ Religion (C) Theology /Theological Studies Taylor University, Worldwide Campus/ Biblical Bethany College of the Assemblies of God/ Studies (C) School of the Bible (C) University of Florida! Religion (Religious Studies) Brigham Young University/ Religion (Religious (C) Studies) (G, C) The University of Iowa/ Religion (Religious California State University, Dominguez Hills/ Studies) (C) Humanities (G) University of Kansas/ Religion (Religious Studies) Creighton University, University College/ Theology (C) (C) University of Manitoba/ Religion (C) Home Study International/Griggs University/ Religion (C) University of Mississippi/ Religion (Religious Studies) (C) Home Study International/Griggs University/ University of MissouriColumbia/ Literature (C) Theology (C) University of MissouriColumbia/Religion Johnson Bible College/ Preaching/Ministry (G) LIFE Bible College/ General Education (C) (Religious Studies) (N) The University of North Carolina/ Religion LIFE Bible College/General Ministries (C) LIFE Bible College/Theology (C) (Religious Studies) (C) Moody Bible Institute/ Education (C) Moody Bible Institute/Missions (C) Biblical and Other Theological Languages and Moody Bible Institute /Pastoral (C) Literatures Moody Bible Institute/ Theology (C) Brigham Young University/ Religion (Religious Taylor University, Worldwide Campus/ Christian Studies) (C) Ministries (C) Columbia Union College/ Religion (C) Taylor University, Worldwide Campus/ Interarea Johnson Bible College/ Bible (C) Studies (C) Johnson Bible College/ Preaching/Ministry (G) Taylor University, Worldwide Campus/ Philosophy LIFE Bible College/ General Education (C) (C) Taylor University, Worldwide Campus/ Biblical University of North Dakota/ Philosophy and Studies (C) Religious Studies (C)

L 382 3 9 0 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Subject Areas Index Visual and Performing Arts

TRANSPORTATION AND MATERIALS University of California Extension/ Graphic MOVING WORKERS Arts/Design (C) University of WisconsinSuperior/ Art (C) Air Transportation Workers Interior Design Aviation and Airway Science University of Mississippi/ Art (C) Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University/ University of NebraskaLincoln/ Family and Aeronautical Science (C) Consumer Sciences (H) Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University/Aerospace University of WisconsinExtension/ Interior Science (G) Design (H) North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ Weber State University/ Interior Design (C) Mechanics (H) Ohio University/ Aviation (C) University of Alaska Fairbanks/ Aviation Dramatic/Theater Arts and Stagecraft Technology (C) Ball State University/ Theater Arts (C) Aviation Management Bethany College of the Assemblies of God/ Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University/ Aerospace School of Arts and Sciences (C) Science (G) Brigham Young University/ Theater and Media Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University/Aviation Arts (C) Business Administration (G) California State University, Dominguez Hills/ Humanities (G) Eastern Oregon University/ Theater (C) VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS Oklahoma State University/ Theater Arts (C) Indiana State University/ Art (C) Roger Williams University/ Theater (C) Keystone National High School/ Art/Music (H) Roosevelt University/ Bachelor of General Studies Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Program (C) Mechanical College/ Fine Arts (H) The University of Alabama/ Theater (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Art (C) University of Arkansas/ Drama (C) Sam Houston State University/ Art (C) University of Arkansas/Speech and Dramatic Arts Southern Illinois University at Carbondale/ (C) General Education C (Humanities) (C) University of Minnesota/ Theater (C) University of Minnesota/ Art History (C) University of WisconsinSuperior/ University of North Dakota/ Visual Arts (C) Communicating Arts (C) University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ Art (H) University of Wyoming/ Theater Arts (C) University of Utah/ Art (C) Drama/Theater Literature, History and Criticism Ohio University/ Theater (C) Dance The University of Alabama/ Theater (C) The University of Iowa/ Dance (C) University of Arkansas/ Drama (C) University of WisconsinExtension/ Dance University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign/ Education (N) English Language and Literature (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Theater (C) Design and Applied Arts University of Oklahoma/ Drama (C) Design and Visual Communications Playwriting and Screenwriting University of California Extension/ Design (C) Brigham Young University/ Theater and Media Fashion Design and Illustration Arts (C) North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ Pennsylvania State University/ Theater (C) Art (H) The University of Alabama/ Theater (C) Stephens College/ Fashion (C) The University of Iowa/ Communication Studies Graphic Design, Commercial Art and Illustration (C) Eastern Washington University/ Art (C) The University of Iowa/ Theater (C) Syracuse University/ Illustration (G) University of Minnesota/ Theater (C)

THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 39.E 383 Visual and Performing Arts Subject Areas Index

Film/Video and Photographic Arts Indiana University/ Art (H) Film/Cinema Studies Indiana University/Fine Arts (C) Auburn University/ Communications (C) Louisiana State University and Agricultural and California State University, Dominguez Hills/ Mechanical College/ Art (H) Humanities (G) North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ Eastern Oregon University/ English (C) Art (H) Thomas Edison State College/ Film (C) Oklahoma State University/ Art (C) University of Alaska Fairbanks/ Journalism (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Art (C) University of Arkansas/ Communications (C) Pennsylvania State University /Integrative Arts University of California Extension/ Film (C) (C) University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign/ Roosevelt University/ Bachelor of General Studies English (C) Program (C) University of Kansas/ Theater and Fine Arts (C) Saint Joseph's College/ Art/Humanities (C) The University of Memphis/ Communications State University of New York Empire State (C) College/ Humanities (C) The University of Memphis/ University College Taylor University, Worldwide Campus/ Art (C) (C) University of Alaska Fairbanks/ Art/Music/ University of Minnesota/ Scandinavian Languages Theater (C) (C) The University of Arizona/ Art (N) University of Southern Colorado/ Sociology (C) University of Florida/ Art (H) The University of Texas at Austin/ Radio/ University of Idaho/ Art (H) Television/Film (C) The University of Iowa/ Art (C) University of WisconsinSuperior/ University of Mississippi/ Art (C) Communicating Arts (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Fine Arts (H) Western Michigan University/ English (C) University of NebraskaLincoln/ Art (H) Photography University of Oklahoma/ Art (H, N) Brigham Young University/ Art (H) University of Southern Colorado/ Art (C) North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ University of WisconsinExtension/ Art Photography (H) (H, C, N) Sam Houston State University/ Photography (C) University of WisconsinSuperior/ Art (C) State University of New York Empire State University of Wyoming/ Art (H) College/ Humanities (C) University System of Georgia/ Art (C) Stephens College/ Natural Sciences (C) Upper Iowa University/ Art (C) Thomas Edison State College/ Photography (C) Utah State University/ Art (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Fine Arts (H) Washington State University/ Fine Arts (C) University of NebraskaLincoln/ Photography Art History, Criticism and Conservation (H) Arizona State University/ Art History (C) University of WisconsinSuperior/ Art (C) Athabasca University/ Art History (C) Brigham Young University/ Art (H) Fine Arts and Art Studies Brigham Young University/Humanities (C) Art, General Brigham Young University / Visual Arts History Brigham Young University/ Art (H) (C) Brigham Young University /Elementary Education California State University, Dominguez Hills/ (C) Humanities (G) Brigham Young University/Secondary Education Home Study International/Griggs University/ (C) Art History (H) Brigham Young University/ Visual Arts Studio Indiana University/ Art (H) (C) Indiana University/Fine Arts (C) Charter Oak State College/ Fine Arts (C, G) Marywood University/ Fine Arts (C) The College of West Virginia/ Art (C) Northwood University/ Humanities (C) Indiana State University/ Art (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Art History (C)

384 92 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG Subject Areas Index Visual and Performing Arts

Southern Illinois University at Carbondale/ Art Fine/Studio Arts and Design (C) Southwest Texas State University/ Music, Art, Southwest Texas State University/ Art (C) Theater Arts (C) Thomas Edison State College/ Western Art Syracuse University/ Fine Arts (C) History (C) The University of Arizona/ Personal Development University of California Extension/ Art History (N) (C) University of North Dakota/ Fine Arts (C) University of Colorado at Boulder/ Fine Arts (C) Music University of Kansas/ Art History (C) Athabasca University/ Humanities (C) University of Minnesota/ Art History (C) Athabasca University/Music (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Fine Arts (H) Bethany College of the Assemblies of God/ University of NebraskaLincoln/ Art (C) School of Arts and Sciences (C) The University of North Carolina/ Art History Brigham Young University/ Music (C) (C) California State University, Dominguez Hills/ University of Northern Colorado/ Visual Arts Humanities (G) (G, C) Central Michigan University/ Music (C) University of South Dakota/ Art History (C) Columbia Union College/ Music (C) The University of Texas at Austin/ Art History Eastern Kentucky University/ Music (C) (C) Eastern Michigan University/ Music (C) University of Utah/ Art History (C) Eastern Oregon University/ Music (C) University of WisconsinExtension/ Art (C) Home Study International/Griggs University/ University of WisconsinExtension/Art History Music (C, H) (H, N) Indiana University/ Music (C) University of WisconsinPlatteville/ Fine Arts and Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Accounting (C) Mechanical College/ Music (C, H) University of WisconsinSuperior/ Art (C) Marywood University/ Fine Arts (C) University of Wyoming/ Art History (C) Middle Tennessee State University/ Recording Ceramics Arts and Ceramics Industry (C) University of WisconsinSuperior/ Art (C) North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ Drawing Music (H) Brigham Young University/ Art (H) Pennsylvania State University/ Music (C) Indiana University/ Art (H) Saint Joseph's College/ Art/Humanities (C) North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ Southern Illinois University at Carbondale/ Art (H) General Education C (Humanities) (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Art (C) Southern Utah University/ Music (C) Portland State University/ Art (C) State University of New York Empire State Texas Tech University/ Fine Arts and Art Studies College/ Humanities (C) (H) Stephens College/ Child Study (C) The University of Arizona/ Art (H) Taylor University, Worldwide Campus/ Music University of Colorado at Boulder/ Fine Arts (C) (C) The University of Alabama/ Music Academics University of NebraskaLincoln/ Art (H) (C) University of North Dakota/ Visual Arts (C) University of Alaska Fairbanks/ Music (C) University of Oklahoma/ Art (H, N) The University of Arizona/ Music (C, H) University of South Dakota/ Art (H) University of California Extension/ Music (C) University of Tennessee, Knoxville/ Cartooning University of Kentucky/ Music (C) (N) University of Minnesota/ Music (C) University of WisconsinExtension/ Art (H, N) University of MissouriColumbia/ Fine Arts (H) Fiber, Textile and Weaving Arts University of MissouriColumbia/Music (C) University of WisconsinSuperior/ Art (C) The University of North Carolina/ Music (C)

THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 393 385 Visual and Performing Arts Subject Areas Index

University of North Dakota/ Music (C) University of NebraskaLincoln/ Music (H) University of Northern Iowa/ Music (C) Music Theory and Composition University of Oklahoma/ Music (C) Indiana University/ Music (H) University of Saskatchewan/ Music (C) Texas Tech University/ Music (C, H) University of South Carolina/ Music (C) University of Colorado at Boulder/ Music (C) The University of Texas at Austin/ Music (C) University of NebraskaLincoln/ Music (H) University of Utah/ Music (C) University of Northern Iowa/ Music (C) University of WisconsinExtension/ Music (C) University of Oklahoma/ Music (H) University of WisconsinSuperior/ Music (C) University of WisconsinExtension/ Music (H) University of Wyoming/ Music (C) Music, Other Utah State University/ Music (C) Brigham Young University/ Music (H) Weber State University/ Music (C) North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ Western Michigan University/ Music (C) Music (H) Western Washington University/ Music (C) Music History and Literature Athabasca University/ Humanities (C) Brigham Young University/ Music (C) VOCATIONAL HOME ECONOMICS California State University, Dominguez Hills/ Humanities (G) Child Care and Guidance Work Indiana University/ Music (C) Colorado State University/ Human Development Kansas State University/ Music (C) and Family Studies (C) Middle Tennessee State University/ Recording The University of Iowa/ Education (C) Industry (C) University of MissouriColumbia/ Human Ohio University/ Music (C) Development and Family Studies (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Music (C) University of WisconsinExtension/ Child and Roger Williams University/ Music (C) Family Studies (C, N) The University of Arizona/ Music (C, N) Utah State University/ Child and Family Studies The University of Arizona /Personal Development (C) (N) University of Idaho/ Music (C) Custodial, Housekeeping and Home Services The University of Iowa/ American Studies (C) Pennsylvania State University/ Dietetic Food University of Kansas/ Music (C) Systems Management (C) University of Minnesota/ Music (C) University of WisconsinExtension/ Business The University of North Carolina/ Music (C) (N) University of Northern Iowa/ Music (C) University of Washington/ Music (C) Institutional Food Work and Administration University of WisconsinExtension/ Music (C) Food Caterer Weber State University/ Music (C) University of Nevada, Reno/ Hotel Administration MusicPiano and Organ Performance (C) Brigham Young University/ Music (C) Institutional Food Services Administration Brigham Young University/Organ (N) Auburn University/ Nutrition and Food Science North Dakota Division of Independent Study/ (C) Music (H) University of Florida/ Dietary Management (N)

3.9 4 386 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG ABOUT UCEA

The University Continuing Education Association represents 411 public and private institutions offering both credit and noncredit instruction at the pre- and post-baccalaureate levels to students of all ages. The following UCEA members offer Independent Study by correspondence.

Adams State College CO Oklahoma State University OK Arizona State University AZ Oregon State UniversityOR Ball State UniversityIN The Pennsylvania State University, University Bethany College of the Assemblies of God Park PA CA Portland State UniversityOR Brigham Young University UT Purdue University IN California State University, Dominguez Hills Regents CollegeNY CA Regis UniversityCO California State University, Sacramento CA Saint Joseph's College ME Central Michigan University MI Sam Houston State University TX College of West Virginia WV San Jose State UniversityCA Colorado State University CO Savannah State UniversityGA Delaware Valley College PA Southern Illinois University at Carbondale Eastern Kentucky University KY IL Eastern Oregon State UniversityOR Southern Utah UniversityUT Eastern Washington University WA Southwestern Assemblies of God University Embry-Riddle Aeronautical UniversityFL TX Empire State College, State University of Southwest Texas State University TX New York NY Stephens College MO Governors State UniversityIL Syracuse University NY Home Study International/Griggs University Taylor University, Worldwide CampusIN MD Texas Tech UniversityTX Indiana State University IN Thomas Edison State College NJ Indiana UniversityIN United States Sports Academy AL Kansas State University KS University of AlabamaAL Keystone National High SchoolPA University of Arizona AZ LIFE Bible CollegeCA University of Arkansas AR Louisiana State University LA University of Colorado at BoulderCO McGill UniversityPQ University of Florida FL Memorial University of Newfoundland NF University of Idaho ID Middle Tennessee State University TN University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Millersville University of Pennsylvania PA IL Mississippi State University MS The University of Iowa IA North Dakota Division of Independent University of Kansas KS Study ND University of Kentucky KY Northern Michigan UniversityMI University of Manitoba MB Northern State UniversitySouth Dakota University of Maryland University College Ohio UniversityOH MD

THE INDEPENDENT STUDY CATALOG 39 387 About UCEA

The University of Memphis TN University of Tennessee, Knoxville TN University of Michigan MI University of Texas at Austin TX University of Minnesota MN University of Utah UT University of Mississippi MS University of Washington WA University of Missouri-ColumbiaMO University of Windsor ON University of Nebraska-Lincoln NE University of Wisconsin-Extension WI University of Nevada, Reno NV University of Wisconsin-Platteville WI University of New Brunswick NB University of WisconsinSuperior WI University of New Mexico NM University of Wyoming WY University of North Carolina NC US Department of Agriculture Graduate University of North Carolina at Greensboro SchoolCorrespondence School DC NC Utah State UniversityUT University of North DakotaND Utah Valley State CollegeUT University of Northern Colorado CO Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University of Northern Iowa IA UniversityVA University of OklahomaOK Washington State UniversityWA University of SaskatchewanSK Weber State UniversityUT University of South Carolina SC Western Illinois UniversityIL University of South Dakota SD Western Michigan University MI University of Southern Colorado CO Western Oregon State College OR University of Southern Mississippi MS Western Washington University WA

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