Table of Contents
ACADEMIC CALENDAR ...... 2 Department Locations ...... I 0 College List ...... I I FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE ...... 2 COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND ADMINISTRATION INTRODUCTION ...... ·...... 3 AND GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ...... 33 REGISTRATION PROCEDURES ...... , . . . . 3 Registration Materials ...... 3 COLLEGE OF DESIGN AND PLANNING- Faculty/Staff ...... 4 ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN DIVISIONS ...... 36 Class Schedule and Tuition Bill Pickup ...... 4 Lost Schedule-Validation Sticker Policies ...... 6 SCHOOL OF EDUCATION ...... 37 Photo ID Schedule ...... 6 COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING DROP/ADD PROCEDURES ...... 6 AND APPUED SCIENCE ...... 39
PASS/FAIL OPTION ...... 6 GRADUATE SCHOOL ...... 42
WITHDRAWAL POLICY AND REFUND SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM ...... 42 SCHEDULE ...... ' 8 SCHOOL OF LAW ...... 43 TUITION AND FEES ...... 8 (Regulations, Deferred Tuition, Penalty to Pay, COLLEGE OF MUSIC ...... 43 Disenrollment Policy, Residency Status) SCHOOL OF PHARMACY ...... 45 GENERAL INFORMATION ...... 95 (Academic Integrity, Plagiarism, Affirmative Action, ROTC PROGRAMS ...... 46 Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act, Final Exam Policy, Intercampus Registration Procedures, Student BUILDING ABBREVIATIONS AND CODED CAMPUS Conduct, Time Out Program) MAP WITH SAFETY PATHS OUTLINED ...... 47
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES .... 10
One copy the Schedule be available at no cost to University of Colorado Bulletin. 262 Stadium Building, Campus Box Coiorado 80309 at Registration. Volume No. 2, Series No. 2085 wish to at Published one time a month Sf:cond class paid at May 2-4 Fall I 984 Advising and Registration for ·November Last day to drop a class without petitioning (Wed.-Fri.) Continuing Boulder Campus degree students · I l (Tues.) ," your dean. enrolled for Spring 1984 (8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m., Wednesday and Friday; 8:30 a.m.-6:30 p.m., November Thanksgiving Holiday. Thursday, UMC Ballroom). 22-23 (Thurs.-Frt) july 2 Tuition deposit due for continuing students. (Mon.) November Spring 1985 Advising and Registration (or 28-30 Continuing Boulder Campus degree students August 29 Orientation and Registration for former, new (Wed.o;,Fri.) enrolled for Fall 1984 (8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. (Wed.) transfer, and new freshman students who have Wednesday and friday; 8:30 a.m.-6:30 p.m. not previously registered (8:30 a.m.-6:30 p.m., Thursday, UMC Ballroom). UMC Ballroom). December 14 Last day of classes. September 3 Schedule and Bill Pickup (8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m., (Fri.) (Mon.) eight .locations, see page 6). Labor Day. December 15 Reading period. (Sat.) September 4 Drop/Add day. No classes. Refer to Arts and (Tues.) Sciences and Business narratives for important December final examination period-6 days. policies on Drop/Add. 17-22 (Mon.-Sat.) Chancellor's Convocation (4:00 p.m., Events/Conference Center). December 22 last day for completion of IW and IF grades (Sat.) for Fall Semester 1983. September 5 Classes begin at 8:00a.m. Drop/Add continues. December 23 Commencement. (Wed.) (Sun~) September Registration for Space Available Voluntary 6-1 Education (SAVE) program (9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m., UMC (Thu.-fri.). Ballroom). ·Senior Auditors Registration, Koenig Alumni ·Center (9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m., Thursday; 9:00 This calendar is subject to change without notice., a.m.-noon, Friday). NOTE: The University Calendar Committee requests make-up time be provided to students who may be absent for religious September 1 Last day to add College of Business and reasons. (Fri.) Administration courses. September Bills due (including tuition, fees, room and board, 14 (Fri.) etc.) by 4:00p.m. ·FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE September Last day to add a course including Independent (M-F = Daily) 21 (Fri.) Study and Thesis. THIS ADD DEADLINE WILL CLASSES/TIMES EXAM TIMES DEADLINES BE IN EFFECT UN.LESS ENROLLMENT LEVELS ARE REACHED PRIOR TO THIS DATE. Monday, December 17, 1984 ' Last day to drop a course without paying tuition and fees for the course and without a "W" 1530 hours classes meeting T, TH 7:30 a.m.-! 0:30 a.m. SPAN I 0 I, 102, I OS II :30 a.m.- 2:30 p.m. showing on your transcript. All drop forms must · QM201,1S200,AM 135,MATH 107 be deposited at the Office of Registrations, and Wednesday night classes 3:30 p.m.- 6:30 p.m, Regent 125, by 4:00 p.m. in order to be 1100 hours classes meeting T, TH 7:30p.m.-I 0:30 p.m. computed for any tuition and fee adjustment. Tuesday, December 18 Last day to withdraw from school and be assessed only your registration/tuition deposit 1300 hours classes meeting MWF, M-.F 7:30 a.m.-10:30 a.m. Monday night classes I I :30 a.m.- 2:30 p.m. ($1 00 in-state or $300 out-of-state). 0800 hours classes meeting T, TH 3:30 p.m.- 6:30 p.m. Last day to change Pass/Fail status on courses. 0800 hours classes meeting MWF, M-F 7:30 p.m.-10:30 p.m. Last day to change No Credit status on courses. Wednesday, December 19 There will be a $2 charge for ID validation 1500 hours classes meeting MWF, M-F 7:30 a.m.-10:30 a.m. stickers not obtained by this date. · EPOB 121, PHYS 321 I I :30 a.m.- 2:30 p.m. Undergraduates who have not picked up their PHYS 10!, Ill, 112,301,331 and schedules by this date will be withdrawn· from Tuesday night classes 3:30 p.m.- 6:30 p.m. the University. 1230 hours classes meeting T, TH 7:30 p.m.-10:30 p.m. Thursday, December 20 October I Deadline for lntrauniversity Transfer (IUT) 1400 hours classes meeting MWF, M-F 7:30 a.m.-10:30 a.m. (Mon.) applications. Please check with each college or GER 101, 102, 201, 20.2 11:30 a.m.- 2:30p.m. school for any exceptions. 1200 hours classes meeting MWF E30 p.m.~ 6:30 p.m. Juniors and seniors in Arts and Sciences who are 1000 hours classes meeting MWF, M~F 7:30 p.m.-10:30 p.m. .Open Option ( 199) must declare a major by this Friday, December 21 date. 0900 hours classes meeting MWF, M-F 7:30 a.m.-10:30 a.m. CHEM 100, 101, 103, 104, 106 and October$ Last day to withdraw from school and be assessed Thursday night classes II :30 a.m.- 2:30 p.m. (Fri.) amount of required deposit ($1 00 or $300) or 40 1400 hours classes meeting T. TH 3:30 p.m.- 6:30 p.m.· 1100 hours classes meeting MWF, M-F 7:30 0:30p.m. percent of full tuition and fees, whichever is greater. Saturday,· December 22 ACCT 200, 202, CHEM 333, 337 7:30 a.m.-10:30 a.m. October 19 Last day to pay any unpaid balance including 1600 hours classes meeting MWF, McF I I :30 a.m.- 2:30 ,p.m. approved deferred tuition by 4:00 p.m. 0930 hours classes meeting T, TH 3:30 p.m.- p.m. day to school and be iOO or NOTE: Night classes are those at 5 p.m. or later. 2. Deposit Form-$1 00 or $300 (as applicable) • DEPT-The department ~me abbreviated to a is printed on it, and the lower half of the form must maximum of 4 spaces. All students should keep a copy of this Schedule be turned in when you pay your deposit-(continuing of Courses. Besides the course listings, it con • CRS NO-The course number. students only). • CR-The number of credit hours the course of tains the current academic calendar and registra 3. Optional Fee Form-Several optional ser tion procedures. In addition, much of the infor fers: 030 means 3 credit hours, 2-4 indicates that vices are available and may be selected on this form. credit is variable and means you must indicate on your mation in the Schedule is helpful for answering Required at final check for all students. Course Request Form whether you want 2, 3, or· questions on various policies and procedures. · 4. Advising Form-Required at final check for 4 credit hours. The most current information is announced continuing students in the following colleges and • TITLE OF COURSE-This is often abbreviated in instructions distributed at registration. schools: AS (except major 199), DP, ED, jR, MU, Always also. be sure to secure a copy of these instructions PH. Secure the form from your advisor or depart- • SEC-This is the section number and it means and read them carefully before proceeding . ment office. · 5. Receipt-Complete and have validated by Final the same as the lecture number. When an l precedes through registration. the number (L004), it indicates a laboratory (lab) and The requirements and policies of each college Check Clerks. 6. Pencil (12 or Mark-Sense)-Use this on all is taken along with the lecture. When an R precedes and school and of the University are printed in forms. the number (RO J0), it indicates a recitation (rec) and the 1984-85 University of Colorado at Boulder 7. Schedule of Courses-Keep this copy and is taken along with the lecture. Some classes have all Catalog. Each student should have a copy of this take it with you to Registration. three: lecture, lab, and recitation. Catalog for course descriptions, as well as for 8. CU Photo ID-A CU-Boulder Photo ID is re • TIME-Meeting time of the class. current policies. All students are responsible for quired of all students. A validation sticker will be pro • DAYS-Meeting days of the class (Tis Tuesday knowing and following the provisions set forth vided at Schedule and Bill Pickup each semester. and TH is Thursday). in the Catalog. Students should refer to a copy • . BLDG-The building abbreviation. See the list of the Catalog for their year of entry to find on the campus map, inside ba~k page of this Schedule graduation requirements. of Courses.· Because of the lead time required to publish • ROOM-The room number. the Catalog, changes in University and/or college • INSTRUCTOR-Instructor's name is printed or school rules and policies may occur in the in when available. terim. It is the student's responsibility to be • LIMIT -Approxim<~,te class size. aware of all s~ch revisions. This can b~st be ac complished by consulting department advisors, When selecting your courses and filling out checking department bulletin boards, and reading B. Understanding the Schedule of your forms, remember the following: the Schedule of Courses narrative preceding Courses I. CREDIT HOUR LIMITS-Until the Drop/Add each college/school course listing. After consulting an academic advisor or reading the period begins, students in Arts and Sciences and jour advising instructions and reviewing college/school re nalism are limited to a maximum of 17 credit hours; · quirements in this publication, you will be ready to students in Design and Planning, Education, Music, and select your courses. Pharmacy are limited to 19 credit hours; and law The Schedule of Courses has a table of contents students are limited to 16 credit hours. to help you locate the college or school listing the For further information, call (303) 492-6970. Business students are limited to a maximum of 17 cdurses you need. At the top of each page of courses · credit hours per semester. Graduate students may Registration Materials you will find the abbreviations for the information receive only 15 hours of graduate credit toward a A. Forms and Supplies You Will Need supplied: degree each Fall and Spring semester. Students in I. Course Request Form-Request up to 6 • DEPT NO-The department number is essen Engineering. may t~ke an unlimited number of credit courses on this form. If you need another, bring this tial for filling out your course requests. Do NOT hours. · one to the Information Area. confuse this with your major number. Students in all colleges and schools should check
- ' . Semester at Sea THE Be sure to read the Registration Instruc WORLD IS YOUR- tions available at every registration. CAMPUS These instructions contain the most current information and· deadlines.
TWO AROUND-THE· WORLD SAILINGS EACH YEAR Departs in September from Seattle and in January from Fort Lauderdale. The Office of Financial Aid Sponsored by the University of Pittsburgh, Semester at Sea offers a full semester of academic credit to qualified presents students. More than 60 voyage related courses are available with the faculty drawn from leading universities and augmented by * • Fourth Annual Job Fair * * visiting area experts. Wednesday, September 5 The S.S. UNIVERSE is an American-built ocean liner, registered in Liberia. UMC Ballroom Semester at Sea admits students without regard to color. race or creed. Employers from on and off campus will be present to interview For complete details in a color brochure, write Semester students and possibly hire on the spot. Mark this date on your calendar (It also happens to be the first day at Sea, UMC 23, Campus Box 208, University of Colo· of class) and if you want further information call Financial Aid at rado, Boulder, CO 80309. 492-5091. Adult Education Programs are also available. with their deans for details on maximum number of · in the same course box when applicable). Be sure secure an application (from Regent 125 Infor credit hours allowed. to mark NONCREDIT bubble if you want NC mation Window), complete it, and take it with 2. CONTROLLED ENROllMENT COURSES for the course. the other materials to Accounts Receivable. For courses so designated in the Schedule of Courses c. Be su~e to include all zeros (as in sectionOOI). 3. REGISTRATION PROCEDURES-FALL 1984 with an 800-series section number and the statement 2. ·Deposit Form does not need to be filled out. a. To take advantage of the free credit hours ( 6 ''Secure a Controlled Enrollment Form,'' the student If you qualify for a waiver (scholarship, etc.), you must per year for full-time faculty and staff), you must must go to the office of the department offering the submit this form to someone at the appropriate of wait until Tuesday, September 4, to register. course to obtain a Controlled Enrollment Form. fice, not to final check clerks at registration. Come to Regent 125 after 8:30 a.m. on that Availability of these forms is arranged in each depart 3. OptiC?nal Fee Form is the 8Y2''xll" form . day to pick up instructions and your authoriza ment and will range from a week before registration printed in blue. It must be turned in at registration tion to register. You will then secure add forms to the actual days of registration. with student number, name, signature, and optional from the departments and turn in your materials The student must complete the Controlled fees selected. The area for health insurance must be to Accounts Receivable. You must turn in every Enrollment Form AND the Course Request checked with a yes or no answer. thing by September 21 at the latest. Form. BOTH forms must be submitted at 4. Controlled Enrollment Form needs your b. If you will have taken your free credit hours prior registration. A request for a CONTROLLED student number in the boxes and the bubbles and to Fall,. you may register early and pay ap Enrollment course on the Course Request your name printed legibly below the number. propriate tuition and fees for the course(~). Form will not be honored unless accompanied 5. Independent Study Form must be com~ by the completed Controlled Enrollment pleted accurately. Section number may be left blank, Forf11. but all other information including student's name and 3. INDEPENDENT STUDIES-Students register number, department abbreviation, course number, Priority in classes will be given to those students who com ing for courses with sections numbered 900 or above instructor's name, departmental approval signature, plete their registration correctly and on time. (Independent Study, Thesis, Candidate for Degree, and credit hours must be provided. STUDENTS MUST TURN IN MATERIALS, PAY THEIR DEPOSITS, AND PICK UP THEIR SCHEDULES ON etc.) MUST obtain an Independent Study/Thesis Ap THESE DESIGNATED DATES: proval Form from the department offering the D. Faculty/Staff course. The student must complete the Independent Study Form and the Course Request Form. Both The following is an outline of procedures. For more forms must be submitted at registration in order to information, please pick up a copy of the Faculty/Staff Continuing New and Returning receive the Independent Study. Information Sheet at Regent 125. Students former Students I. CATEGORIES Registration May 2-4 Registration on or· before a. Special Students (not degree-seeking students) August 29 and Submitting have to .reapply ·every semester. Tuition deposit due by Schedule and Bill Pickup C. Filling Out the july2 Monday, September 3, Forms b. Continuing degree-seeking students enrolled Labor Day USE A #l OR MARK-SENSE PENCil Spring Semester 1984 on the Boulder Campus Schedule and Bill Pickup I. Course Request Form is the 8Y2'' x II" will be set up automatically for Fall. Monday, September 3, form printed in orange. c. Former and Campus-Change Studen~s (not en Labor Day a. If your student name and number are printed, rolled on the Boulder Campus Spring or Sum verify the information. If they aren't printed, use mer Semester) will need to reapply. Failure to meet these delil~dli1rnes a #2 or MARK-SENSE pencil to enter your stu 2. APPLICATION AND SET -UP PROCEDURES late fees or the not being aucnN~e;tJ! dent number in the bubbles and the other infor a. All staff and faculty who wish to enroll for Fall """"lll'i~t.l>'lr for the Fall Semester. I mation on the lines. 1984 must take a copy of their PAF and a con b. Enter one course in each course box. In the sent card sig~ed by their supervisor to the Ac boxes and the bubbles, enter the department counts Receivable section of the Bursar's Office. Class Schedule ancf Tuition Bin number, course number, credit hours, and sec These cards are available at the Bursar's Office, Pickup tion numbers (lecture section number is re Regent ISO. Student Class Schedules and Tuition and .Fee quired; lab and recitation numbers are entered b. Special S~pdents Bills must be picked up Monday, September 3,
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Start with a $50 coupon book @ lOOJo savings. The more you buy, the more you save! STUDY ABROAD? Use 'em anywhere Any satellite Alferd Packer Grill Recovery Room-Wardenburg "Sure, I'd love to .. How do I go about it?" Tabor Inn Real McCoy-Engineering (add'l lOOJo student discount) DNA Cafe-MCDB You need to plan early. First, come to our office and talk 1890s Restaurant Legal Begal-Law School about which program might be right for you. Then speak El Canibal Cantina Board Room-Business School with your college and departmental advisors to see how The New Rec Center Snack Bar study abroad fits into your degree plans. Study abroad on NOAA's Ark a .CU program is granted credit as if the work were done on the Boulder campus. Scholarship money is available. Come see us today. For students, faculty, and staff .. Office of International Education Any time, any place, any way you want! South Basement of Environmental Design Savings and convenience built right in. Academic and financial Counseling by Appointment Information: UMC 136 or call 492-6284 Monday through friday, 9-12 and 1·5 492-7741 § University Food Services ~~~~~,~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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1 •. WHAT IS ROTCl active duty, of we can guarantee your service aid and survival training, mountaineering, to our it's an officer training program designed to in the National Guard or Army reserves. Your own discos and plain old partying. develop college men and women for leadership option! positions as officers in the Active Army, Guard ·· 8. HOW MUCH TIME Will IT TAKEl or Reserves. It's integrated with your other Typically, you'll spend 1-3 hours a week with studies and is easily compatible therewith. one class each semester, summers excluded. De- .. pending upon your qualifications, you'll have an 2. WHY SHOUlD I TAKE ROTCl . opti()~;ofppt~yTng eit~f_?r:the tw()..}lear or Jour let's face it. When you graduate from college, year program. In the fouryear.program, you in thousands of others will re~eive their diplo!TlaS cur no obligation through your freshman and right along with you. What will give you the sophomore years, thus giving us both the oppor edge in the job market? Your winning smile, . tunity to look each other over before making a your eagerness to take practically any job, or the decision. r:sbip ,~,,.,,.-;,,,,, '''···''<··"··'·''::,.,,,,·:,,.,.,·~·:cc·.,,•. ·<>la.;. @ ARMY ROTC. ''BEGIN YOUR. FUTURE AS AN OFRCER.'' CONTACT: MAJOR JOHNSON STADIUM ROOM 214 (USE GATE 3) OR CAll: 492-6496/6497 5 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Student Photo IDs will be September 4 (Tuesday) DORMS ONLY: New freshmen, 2. No Add, including Independent Study and. validated for the fall Semester 1984 at the new transfers, new grads residing in the following dorms Thesis, will be allowed after September 21 • 1984 . .only: ANDREWS, SMITH, BUCKINGHAM, KIT· following locations: 3. After this date, the instructor must sign Drop TREQGE WE~T,. ADEN, BRACKETT. College or School Building September 5 (Wednesday) DORMS ONLY: New fresh forms. Students must be passing a course at the time AS Arts and Sciences Fieldhouse men, new transfer, new grads residing in these dorms: it is dropped. A "W" will remain on the transcript BU/BG Business and BAKER, FARRAND, COCKERELL, REED, for courses dropped at this time. Business Grad. Business STEARNS, DARLEY. .4. You will be charged for. any courses dropped EV Design and Planning Environmental NONDORMITORY NEW STUDENT SCHEDULE: after September 11 . Design • New freshmen, new transfers, new grads not living 5. Starting Wednesday, November 14, 1984, ED Education Education I 55 in the residence halls will have photo taken accord courses may not be dropped unless there are cir EN Engineering & So. Entr., ing to the alphabetical schedule below. cumstances clearly beyond the student's control (ac Applied Science l:ngineering September 6 (Thursday)-A-L cident, illness, etc.); in addition to the instructor's GR Graduate School UMC Ballroom September 1 (Friday)-M-Z certification (as in 3 above); students must obtain ap September 10 (Monday)-FORMER AND CONTINUING proval from their academic dean. jR Journalism Environmental STUDENTS: Open to all Design 6. Validated receipts are provided for all students • IMPORTANT -New students who begin school L Law Law School I 94 who turn in Drop/Add forms at the Office of during the 1984 Summer Term should bring their MU Music Music, Lounge Registrations, Regent 125. It is the students' respon Summer 10 card in order to receive a free Photo ID. PH Pharmacy Education ISS sibility to retain this receipt. • TEMPORARY ID:-Until you receive your Photo 7. It is not necessary to secure drop forms if you lost Schedule- ID, your copy of your printed Class Schedule will are withdrawing. Do not drop your only or last class, · ID Validation Sticker Policies serve as a temporary Fall 1984 identification. because an administrative withdrawal will be pro I . Students who request duplicate copies of their • LOST PHOTO ID REPLACEMENT -Continuing cessed with no refund (see #I Withdrawal Policy and Student Class Schedules, for any reason, will be and former students who have lost their Photo ID Refund Schedule below). charged $1 per copy and must provide identification. must present the student copy of their Fait 1984 Class 2. Students will be charged $2 for an ID validation Schedule as proof of enrollment as well as a photo PASS/fAll OPTION sticker issued after September 21 . driver's license. Replacement IDs will be made in Folsom Stadium room 129 (between gates 4 and 5) beginning September I 0 from 8:30a.m. to 4:30p.m. Photo ID Schedule·· for a charge of $6. FAILURE TO REPLACE A LOST Former returning students, new freshmen, new ID WILL DELAY YOUR FUTURE REGISTRA transfers, and new graduate students MUST have a TIONS. Photo ID made before they can receive a Fall 1984 Beginning Monday, September 17, Photo ID hours validation sticker. All students will need their CLASS will be from 9:30a.m. to noon, Monday through Fri SCHEDULES and one other form of ID in order to day. For more information, call 49'217'3'4 I. obtain a University of Colorado Photo ID. The initial (first time) ID, if obtained during the times indicated below, is free of charge. After DROP/ADD PROCEDURES September 21, 1984, the charge for an ID will be $6. Photo IDs and validation stickers will be issued in Fol~om Stadium room 129 (between gates 4 and 5) Special Note according to the following schedule to which students The Add deadline will be in effect unless enroll MUST adhere. Photo ID hours are from 8:30a.m. ment levels are reached prior to September 21 . to 4:30p.m. DORMITORY STUDENT SCHEDULE: I .. Students wm be aUqwed to drop and add through Septembc:~r 3. (Monday) DORMS ONLY: New freshman, ·· new transfers, new grads residing in the following doyms v Friday, SeJltem~~r.;~~~! .. Wij:h.l'lO?igl}~tyrer~quir~d on only: CROSHAN, HALLETT, liBBY, NICHOLS, ithe Drop/Add 'form. The deadline for. Business SEWALL. students is September 7. Ill! 1111 CIS IOnS th yearb wor sf r you forever Order your 1985 COLORADAN at Fall Preregistration May 2-4. This will be your last chance to reserve a yearbook for the price of S15. To order your copy, simply fill in the "Yes" in the COlORADAN box on your optional fee form. Don't miss this chance for a 1985 COLORADAN. coorodon the yearbook SCIE CE AND ENGINEERING MAJORS: TAKEOUT INSURANCE NOW How about an "'"'insurance'' policy that your science or engineering degree will really be used? It would be nice. Especially considering the work you put into such a degree. The Air Force will use your talents. We have openings for young men and women majoring in selected science and engineering academic fields ... ,,, tikf3 ... Aeron,auti,c,al.,, A~r(.lSP.~9~.~, ... ~ .. ~1'l ..~.r~J.@.!l.cl · Electrical Engineering, Mathenlatics, Physics and Computer Technology, and many more. Look into the Air Force ROTC· program at your campus. It's good insurance .. FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT JERRY ABBOTT AT (303) 492-8351 LOOK INTO THE REGULAR AIR FORCE OPPORTUNITIES BY CONTACTING: SSGT MIKE JONES (303)499-4429/4241 A great way of ltfe. 7 grade-is assigned on the final grade roster by the · wise, fees for Stud~nt Health Jnsurance, Coloradan, Nonresident profeSsor. etc., will become a financial obligation... · Under- When grades are received in the OfficeofRegistra, If .a student withdraws from the Boulder Campus, Credit Hours graduate Graduate Law fees• • . . tions, those courses requiring a Pass/Fail designation · adjustments or :tefunds of the total tuition and of Enroflment students Students students are automatica11y corwerted by the grade appUcation fees are ma For further information, call (303) 492-5381. Tuition and Fee Regulations Rates for tuition, student fees, and medical coverage have not The amounts quoted here are from Spring 1984. fall rates will been set for fall Semester 1984. The following table shows the be announced in Schedule and Bill Pickup Instructions. I . failure to withdraw makes you tiable for the full rates for Spring 1984. Actual tuition may differ from the rates amount of tuition and fees assessed for the fall shown. Final rates will depend on the level of support provided I . Student Responsibility for Payment: Fail Semester t 984 (in compliance with the Board of by state appropriations, to be determined late spring 1984. ure to receive an official University billing will not Regents ruling on August 18, 1971 ). ·~ relieve the student of responsibility. for payment by 2. failure to withdraw will result in a failing grade the established date. being recorded for every course you requested and The Board of Regents reserves the. right to 2. Students will be assessed tuition for-the number were sectioned into for the Fall Semester 1984. change Tuition and Fees at any time. · of hours for which they are registered on September 3. You must withdraw in the Office of Registra 21, 1984. tions, Regent 125. Before classes start, you may send 3. No tuition adjustment will be made for a letter to the Withdrawal Coordinator, Office of Resident courses dropped after September 21. However, Registrations, University of Colorado, Boulder, Colo tuition for classes added will be assessed and billed. Under· rado 80309. Refer to refund schedule below. Credit Hours graduate Graduate Law Fees• • 4. ·Resident and nonresident students enrolled only 4. Undergraduate students who fail to pick up their of Enrollment students students students as "candidate for master's degree" to take a com Class Schedules by 4 p.m:,. Friday, September 21, will prehensive examinationtor a· master's degree will pay . 0.0 to 3.0 $ 12.15 resident graduate tuition for 3 credit hours and th~ · automatically be withdrawn from school and assessed 3.1 to 4.0 12.15 their tuition deposit. 4.1 to 5.0 12.15 >·.base fee of $12.15~ 5. It is not n~cessary to secure drop forms if you 5.1 to 6.0 112.80 6.1.to 7.0 112.80 5. !~i~i~n fora ,...R~~~prrc()~r~~ .. i.s.th~ are withdrawing. Do not drop your only or last: 'dass; 7.1 to 8.0 112.80 sa.me as ~'tt»utse·talteJJ'dr''Erilaii:~··:t.~,, .., ..... ,,~\,"''''' ··· because an administrative withdrawal will be pro 8.1 to9.0 112.80 6. Tuition for a zero (0) credit-hour course is 9.1 to 10.0 112.80 charged at the rate of a one credit-hour class. cessed with no refund (see II above). Over 10.0 112.. 80 7. ALl STUDENTS takmg one course of 5 6. It is the responsibility of students to have all op Each Credit tional fees removed at the time of withdrawal. Other- Hour Over 17 61.00 65.00 79.00 fewer hours will be assessed the base fee of $12.J5. Big Jobs Are No Problem with the Xerox 9500 Duplicating System. It can produce 1 00 offset quality copies In 50 seconds. What this means to you Is High Quality, low Cost, fast Service and No Minimum. 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(303}•49lt6,JYQ,····· thS~t everyone shares in ~he CQrrunitment to prot!!«;t ,;;;;, · •·ct~'''' "9' the integrity and personal safety of each member of son has subjected you to behavior .which interferes may take courses at another campus of the Univ~ the University community. in any manner with your rights, public or private, we sity of Colorado or at another college or univers1 The intent of these Standards is not for use in in encourage you to talk with the staff member closest while in TOP. (Example: after completing a F cidents involving trivial or minor matters. Rather, they to the situation. 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Ad sanctions include, but are not limited to, suspension ·tege or school and whose dean approves their leave tional information and TOP applications can be c and permanent expulsion. for a minimum of one semester or a maximum of tained from the Office of Registrations, Regent I :l Any time you have questions regarding the applica one year to pursue academic or nonacademic in A nonrefundable $20 program fee is required at t tion of University Standards or feel that another per- terests. With prior approval from their dean, students time of application to TOP. COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES EVERLY B. FLEISCH~R. Dean CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT AND DROP/ADD FORMS CAN BE OBTAINED FROM DEPAR~MENT OFFICES AS LISTED GRADUATION FROM THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Arts and Sciences Department locations· Any student wishing to graduate from the College of Arts and Sciences at the end of a given semester must notify the Dean's Department Campus Location Begins on Office, Old Main lB-85, in the semester prec~ding. THE COLLEGE Page OF ARTS ANI) SCIENCES TAKES NO RESPOSNIBILITY FOR GADUATING A STUDENT WHEN THE STUDENT HAS NOT MET THE ABOVE DEADLINE DUE TO Academic Skills Willard 231 15 THE STUDENT'S OWN NEGLIGENCE. African & Middle Eastern Ketchum 5-C 15 Studies American Studies Ketchum 231 15 Major Codes Anthropology Hellems 90 15 Arts and Sciences 100 AFRICAN & MID EASTERN STUDIES 146 JAPANESE LANG & Practicum in the Liberal Arts, 112 AMERICAN STUDIES LITERATURE Individually Structured Major, 101 ANTHROPOLOGY 144 LATIN AMERICAN STUDIE: and Distributed Studies Major Old Main 43 15 102 ASIAN STUDIES 137 LINGUISTICS Expository WrHing Hellems 125 15 106 BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE - EPO EDUC 145 MATHEMATICS Asian Studies Ketchum 226 15 120 BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE - EPO 151 PHILOSOPHY Astrophysical, Planetary, and Duane E-226 15 149 BIOLOGICAL SCIP.NCE: - MCD 155 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Atmospheric Science 103 .BLACK STUDIES 153 PHYSICS . Bibliography Norlin, 104 CENTRAL & EAST EUR STUDIES 154 PHYSICS FOR SECONDARY Reference Dept. 16 105 CHEMISTRY SCHOOLS Biology - EPO Ramaley 122 i6 111 CHINESE LANG & LITERATURE 159 POLITICAL SCIENCE Biology - MCD Bio-Science 131 17 134 CLASSICS 176 PRE-CHILD HEALTH ASSOc Black Studies Woodbury 302 17 173 COMMUNICATION PROGRAM Chemistry Chemistry 109 17 174 COMM DISORDERS & SPEECH 172 PRE-COMMUNICATION Chicano Studies Dennison 101 18 147 COMPUTER APPLICATIONS 185 PRE-DENTAL Classics (Classical Philology, 108 DANCE 177 PRE-DEN'fAL HYGIENE Greek, Latin) Education 320F 18 109 DISTRIBUTED STUDIES 115 PRE-EDUCATION .Comm1,.1nication Hate tl2 · 18 113 ECONOMICS 164 PRE-GEOLOGY Comm Diaorders & Speech Science CDSS 201 1~ 119 ENGLISH 141 PRE-JOURNALISM Comparative Literature Ketchum 226 19 107 ENVIRONMEiil'fAL CONSERVATION 180 PRE-MEDICAL Conflict & Peace Studies Ketchum 226 19 122 FINE ARTS - ART EDUCATION (BA) 178 PRE-MED.ICAL 'rECHNOLOG~ Economics Econ 212 19 126 FINE ARTS - ART HISTORY (BA) 142 PRE-t>iURSING English , Hellems 101 20 121 FINE ARTS - STUDIO ARTS (BA) 165 PRE-PHARMACY Film Studies Hunter 102 21 123 STUDIO ARTS (BFA) 179 PRE-PHYSICAL THERAPY Fine Arts, Fine Arts History Fine Arts Nl96A 21 124 ~RT EDUCATION (BFA) 167 PSYCHOLOGY French & Italian Lang & Lit Hellems 290 22 128 ART HISTORY (BFA) U6 RECREATION Geography Guggenheim 110 23 125 FRENCH 170 RELIGIOUS STUDIES Geological Sciences Geology 205 -23 127 GEOGRAPHY 168 RUSSIAN Germanic Lang & Lit 129 GEOLOGY 169 SOCIOLOGY (German, Norwegian, Scandinavian, McKenna 130 24 131 GERMAN 171 SPANISH Swedish) 135 ·HISTORY 175 THEA'fRE History Hellems 204 24 138 HUMANITH;S 194 WOMEN STUDIES Honors Norlin 400 25 198 INDIVIDUALLY STRUCTURED 199 OPEN OPTION Interdisciplinary Studies, 139 INTERNATIONAL AFFAI~S 899 SPF.CIAL STUDENT WITHOI Center For (Exp. Studies, Honors) Ketchum 128 25 140 ITALIAN DEGREE Latin American Studies McKenna 127 26 Linguistics ·rHli: LIST OF COURSE OFFERINGS IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE BETWEEN THE ( In-do-Europea·n, Romance) Woodbury 403 26 PUBLICATION OF THIS INFORMATION AND THE COMMENCEMENT OF CLASSES Mathematics ECCR 2-38 26 Museum Museum 206 27 FOR THE SPRING ACADEMIC TERM. CHECK WITH THE ACADEMIC UN{T. Music for Arts & Sciences Music 143 27 Oriental Lang & Lit (Chinese, Japanese) McKenna 16 27 Area Requirements Philosophy Hellems 169 28 As a liberal ar:ts college, the College of Arts and Sciences has Physical Education & Recreation Clare Small Gym 114 28 the responsibility of making available to its students a balanc' Physics Duane E032 29 program which will satisfy the legitimate claims of individual Political Science Ketchum 106 30 interest and aspirations and ensure that those who graduate hav• Psychology Muenzinger 244 30 pursued a directed, coherent, educational experience. Religious Studies Woodbury 205 31 Slavic Lang & Lit - Russian McKenna 16 31 Candidates for the liberal arts degree are expected to be liter Sociology Ketchum 219 31 Spanish & Portuguese ate in their own language, to have at least a minimal acquain McKenna 126 32 tance with a language other than their own, and to be familiar Theatre & Dance Univ Theatre 201 32 witlt the subject matter: and methodology of the three broad area1 Women Studies Ketchum 30 33 of learning represented by the human~ties, the natural sciences and the social sciences. These expectations generate the Colle• area requirements. General information Each student seeking the B.Aq the B.F.A., or the B.S. degree i1 the College of Arts and Sciences must complete two 2-semester The Academic policies, rules, and regulations of the College a~d University are printed in the 1984-85 University of Colorado at cour:se combinations in each of the following areas: Humanities Boulder, Catalog. All. students are responsible for knowing. and Natural Science, and Social Science. See the description of th• following the provisions set forth in the catalog. Any questions College List on the next page. concerning those provisions are to be directed to the College Office, Old Main lB-85. The College cannot assume. responsibility In addition to the above, students seeking the B.A. or the B.F.I for problems resulting from a student's failure to follow the degree must demonstrate in one of three ways a third-semester policies stated in the catalog or from misadviee given by someone proficiency in a classical or modern foreign language: (a) by other than a staff member of the College. completion of a level-III high school .foreign language course, (b) by completion of an approp(iate· third-semester college ADMINISTRATIVE DROPS course, or (c) by a profic:;iency examination administeredby one of our foreign language departments. During the drop/add period, students may be administratively dropped for nonattendance. in coucses in the College of .\rts and Sciences. • THE COLLEGE LIST HUMANIT !ES FIRST-YEARCOURSES SECOND-YEARCOURSES The College of Arts and Sciences· College List consists of three divisions. Each· division represents one .of the area requirements: Humanities, Natural Science, Social Science. Within these divisions the courses are listed by departments and then by 260-261 Introduction to World Literature I ' II Any two upper division courses (exceP.l 380, first- and second-:year sequences. Courses·joined by a hyphen are considere(J a 480, 481, 482) provided a first-year sequence. Both courses must be completed in order to fulfill one half of an area OR combination has been completed. requirement. To fulfill the second half of the requirement, students who have successfully completed <1 ftr"st-year sequence in a given department may choose either to Any two of the following: Note: See also listings under Foreign Language take a second-year sequence in the same department or to complete another first-year in Translation. sequence in a different department listed in the same area requirement division. 120 Introduction to Fiction 130 Introduction to Drama HO Introduction to Poetry 150 Introduction to British Writers 160 Introduction to American Writers 190 Introduction to Shakespeare HUMANITIES 253 Modern and Contemporary Writers ~~ Hum 101 Intro to Humanities FS 307 Major Film Movements * .I (.('l UJ oi Engl 130 and Intro to Drama & FS 308 Major Film Directors * 232~233 Any two of the following, provided 260-285 .... Survey of Afro-Am Lit I & I I ...... ,::>, Thtr 270 Intro to Theatre ·0 & ::> 260-285 •lntro to African Lit Dev of Caribbean Lit has been completed: FA H 100-283 Experiencing Art & Art of the Hum401 Fiction 1- :.£1""• ·film & (.('l 270~271African-American Art Hist I &. II 480 African Novel 19th & 20th c Hum 402 Film Theory 280-281 · Afro-Am Music Hist and Apprec I. & II 490 Critical Approaches to African Lit -~I "" ;;:I ~ ..,;J., Any 2-course sequence 1 is ted in first year * Courses which may be repeated may be used for co OR; provided 232-233 has been completed, English cou·rses partial fulfillment of a college requirement 476-477 Cont Afro-Am Lit I & II only once. _:fo_"__ _:.___ ·~ ·-~--~~--~~-.--~~-.--~--~~------~----~--~-----· . UJ"" 103-104 Chicano Fine Arts and Humanities FA H 100-283 Exper Art & Art of 19th and 20th Cent Any two upper division FA H courses, provided The second year of the requirement may be com~ 0 FA 100-284 Exper Art & !ntro to Asian Art one of the first-year combinations has been -:::> and Intro to Chi.cano Lite'rature H I- pleted with any two of the following courses (.('l FA African-American Art Hi st I & I I completed or · V') provided 103-104 has been completed. H 270-271 1-- FA H 280-281 Art of Antiquity & Art of Middle Ages FA 322-FA403 Aspects of Painting and Art of 0z ~ Art of Antiquity Art of Ren, Baroque, the Last Decade. ..:: 381 Chicano Poetry . FA H 280-282 & u wz Rococo · X 382 Survey of Chicano Prose/Fiction IJ., FA H 280-283 Art of Antiquity & Art of 19th and 20th Cent -u 435 The Mexkan Revolution - ... FA H 280-284 Art of Antiquity & Intro to Asian Art ..... 462 C.hicano Novel in English FA H 281-282 Art of Middle Ages & Art of Ren, Baroque, Rococo FA H 281-283 Art of Middle Ages & Art of 19th and 20th Cent FA H 282-283 Art of Ren, Baroque, Rococo &Art of 19th and 20th Cent Hll•llO Study of Words & Grk ~lyth . . Any two of the following, provided one of lLO-lll Greek Myth & Mstrpcs Greek L t (in Trans) the first-year combinations has been 110-112 Greek Myth & Mstrpcs Roman L t in Trans completed: Chinese: Chinese: ll0-2l0 Greek Myth & Women in Antiqu ty 311-312 Advanced Chinese I & II 411-412 Mod Chinese Lft· I & II 111-112 Mstrpcs Gre.ek Lit inTrans & Roman Lit in Trans 333 Ancient Athletics 11.2-210 Mstrpcs Roman Lit in Translation. & 361 From Paganism to Christianity French: French: Any two of the fo 11 owing: Women.in Antiquity 411 Greek &Roman Epic 311-312 Main Currents French Lit I & II 420 Cont French Cult &Civ "412 Greek & Roman Tragedy 421 French Civ through WWII ~I 413 Greek &Roman Comedy & Satire 425 Medieval &Ren Readings 416 Myth in the Arts 431 17th Cent French Tragedy & Poetry 420 Byzantine Art 432 17th Cent French Prose ~I l_ogy Mo & Comedy NOTE: See also Foreign Literature in Trans 425 Arch aeo of Ancient Egypt 433 1i ere 17th Cent French 426 Biblical Archaeology 435 French Enlightenment 427 ·Pre-classical Art & Arch 436 18th Cent French Novel, Theatre & Poetry 428 Classical Art & Arch 442 19th Cent French Theatre &Poetry 431 · Etruscan Art & Arch 443 19th Cent French Novel 432 Roman Art & Arch 447 20th Cent French Theatre &Poetry 448 20th Cent French Nove) ---·---~4,2~-WOI!l~J!~y-~l~_s-~~_QL£Q.t_h_~E!rrt.in F ranee Any of the following courses may be combined with :::3 German: 110. Advanced Expository Writing: German: ~ 311-312 German Lit I & II 411 German Lit of the 19th Century c., :::> 3 412 German Lit of the 20th Century UJ ~ u 100 General Expository Writing . ..J 423 German Civilization. 101 Expository Writing - Humanities z 435 German Romanticism· t!) 1.02 Expository Writing -.Social Sciences ... 437 Intro to German Lit History I w 103 Expository Writing - Natural Scien.ces 0:: 438 Intro to German Lit History II 0 IJ., Greek: 200 Voice and Diction Greek: (/) 301 Speech and Language Development in Child 311-312 Intermediate Greek I & II V') 210 Intro to Communication Disorders 304 Genera 1 Phonetics Any two 400-level courses except 493 & 494 0 u Italian: Provided that 200-210 have been completed. Italian: 312-313 Survey of Italian Lit I & II Any two 400-level courses Japanese: Japane-se: 311-312 Advanced Japanese I & II 411-412 Readings in Classical &Mod Japanese Latin: Latin: 311-312 Selections from Latin Prose & Poetry Any two 400-level courses except 490, 493, 494 HUMANITIES HUMANITIES FIRST-YEARCOURSES FIRST-YEARCOURSES SECOND-YEARCOURSES SECOND-YEAR.COURSES ~,162-260Rel Dime.nin Hum Exp & Wld Rel (West) Portug~ese: Portuguese: § 162-262. Rel Dimen in Hum·Exp &Wld Rel (East) Any two UDcourse.s provided one of the first 403-404 Topics: luso-Brazilian Civilization Any two 400 level courses not completed ~ 162-270 Rel Dimen in HumExp & Amer Ind Rel year combinations has been completed. 411-412 Survey of Brazilian I and II as year courses. literature first Cl) 260-262 World Rel (West) &World Rel (East) 415-416 Survey of Portuguese literature I and :::> II 0 260-270 World Rel (West) &Amer Ind Rel VI 451-452 Contemporary Brazilian Prose Fiction I and II ..... 8 262-270 World Rel (East) & Amer Ind Rel -' I .... A 0:: o I...1 Spanish: 3 331-332 20th Cent and 19th Cent Spanish lit Spanish: . ..., Thtr 231 & Thtr 270 Text Analysis for Performance & Provided a first year combination has been I ... 331-334 20th Cent Spanish lit and 20th Cent Span-Amer any two 400-level Spanish literature courses. u Intro to Theatre completed, the following may be taken for the - Novel &Essay · ~ Engl 130 & Thtr 231 Intro to Drama & Text Analysis second year of the requirement. I ~ I "- 331-335 20th Cent Spanish lit and Span-Amer Novel Note: See. also Foreign languages in Q for Performance I & Essay to 20th Century Translation. ~ Engl 130 &Thtr 270 Intra to Drama & lntro to Theatre Thtr 471-481 Hist of Theatre I & II & 332-334 19th Cent Spanish lit and 20th Cent Span-Amer lit w Thtr 482-487 Hfst of Costume I U 332-335 19th Cent Spanish lit and Span-Amer Novel & t= OR any two of the following: l < Thtr 472 Theatre. of Asia j Essay to 20th Century w 334-335 20th Cent & 19th Cent Span-Amer Novel & Essay i= Once 491 History and Philosophy of Dance Once 492 Dance in the 20th Century j Any combination of first year literature courses Combinations of courses tot a1 i ng 6 hours or ; from Classics, English, or Foreign languages more from one of the categories bel ow may be NATURAlSCIENCE ~ satisfying the Humanities requirement, including the ·used to fulfill the requirement provided that ~ .... following Russian sequence, may be combined with the first year has been completed • 201-202 I ntro to Phys Anth I & II Any two of the following, provided 201-202 ~ ~ .... course combinations in .foreign literature in has been completed: ...1 -·~ translation to complete the Humanities requirement. :z < Ul a: 300 Primate Behavior 1- A) Italian- 411,413,420 390 Seminar: Phys Anth - :z Russian 221-222 . B) German - 381,382,480 > 403 Primate Anatomy ~ <.!:! "-• C) Chinese- 481, 482, 483 0 - ...1 404 Primate Neuroanatomy D) Japanese- 483,484 0.,_ 406 Nutrition &Anth 0 E) Russian- 481,482 0:: 410 HumanRaces F) Slavic - 461,462 :X: 411 HumanPaleontology ~ < 412 Adv Phys Anth 102 Intro to Humanities .... 101 Intro to Humanities I II 414 HumanGrowth &Development .. 415 HumanEcology I Note: This 6-hour course fulfills the second Not.e: This 6 ttour course comp1 etes the first year of the requirement. year of the requirement, provided 101 Note: See also the Natural Science listing has been comp1 eted. under I nterdi scip l i nary Studies, Center for. Any one of the following combinations of courses provided the first year of the require 111-112 Gen Astronomy I & II Any two of the fo 11owing provided one of in 111-115 Gen Astronomy I and Dynamic Earth III .... ment has been completed by Hum101 OR by any the appropriate first-year. combination has u first year combination in English, Class.ics, ~ 113-114 Dynamic Earth I & II been comp1 eted. or 1iteratu re courses in a foreign 1anguage: ~ 113-115 Dynamic Earth I & III 319 Topics in Meteorology 301-482 20th Cent: Art, Sci & Soc and Law and 320 Topics in Climatology literature I 321 Topics in Solar System Astronomy 303-304 Comic Sense &Tragic Sense 322 Topics in Stars and Galaxies 305-306 Hist of Film I & II 401-416 Film and Fiction &Myth in the Arts _. EPOB121-122 General Biology I & II Any combination of two courses of at least 3 ~ ~ MCDB105-106 Intro to MCDBiology I & II hours each from EP08, MCDB,or NASCnumbered 111-112 .Spirit & Uses of Math I & II Uj ~ NASC123-124 Biology for Man (see also lfst1ng 300 or above, except EPOB303, providing one of 0 .... under Interdisciplinary Studies, Center for) the first year combinations has been completed. ~EP08 107-108 Note: Not open to students who have completed 8co. . Intro to Biology I & II See also the Natural Science listing under Math 230. May not be used by math majors Interdisciplinary Studies, Center for. !\i for Humanities requirement' ,... 101-104 Elements of Chern & Intro to Organic 331-332 Organic Chemistry I- & Biochem Amer Pop Music "' 335-336 Organic Chemistry 183-275 Apprec. of Music & Hist & Folk Provided one of the first-year combinations ~ 103-104 Gen Chern and Intro to Organic &Biochem 183-276 Apprec. of Music & Music and Drama has been completed, any two of the following: 451-452 Physical Chemistry ffi 103-106 Gen Che{llistry 451-453 Physical Chemistry 183-277 Apprec. of Music &World Music G 107-108 Gen Chemistry 308 American Popular Music Prereq. for all second-year courses: 103-106 or 107-108 ~, 364 History of Jazz i For those with previous courses in Music Apprec 379 20th Cent Music & Media 382 Music literature I Note: See also Natural Science listing under 275-276 Hist Amer Pop & Folk Music & Drama 383 Music literature II Interdisciplinary Studies, Center for. 276-277 Music and Drama &World Music 475 WomenComposers 275-277 Hist Amer Pop & Folk Music &World Music 489 latin American Music 210•310 Fund of Computing I & II Any two of following, provided 210-310 has been .... completed: <..) > 100-102 lntro to Phil &Ethics :z :: Provided one of the first year .combinations .... iCi.. 401 Compar Program Languages 0 100-103 Intro to Phil & Ways of Knowing has been completed a student may complete VI u 445 Data Structures 0 100-105 Intro to Phil & Phil and Religion the second year of the Humanities requirement -Cl) ...1 453 Assembly lang Program 100-106 Intro to Phil & Phil and the Sciences by taking any two 300 or 400 level Philosop~y ;; 100-107 Intro to Phil & Phil of the Arts I-..."' iCi.. courses,· except 305, 341, 342, 343, 344, and Note: Also see Natural Science under 100-112 Intro to Phil & Intro to logic 43B. ~ l5 Interdisciplinary Studies, Center for. u ,, NATURALSCIENCE NATURALSCIENCE FIRST-YEARCOURSES SECOND-YEARCOURSES I FIRST-YEARCOURSES SECOND-YEARCOURSES 0 ;z: ...... 101-102 Phys Sci for Non-Scientists 0:: & 321-322 Analytical Mech &Analytical Mech and w 109-110 Creative Uses of Technology I II Note: See also Natural Science listing under V> w u Quantum Mech z , Interdisciplinary Studies, Center for. .... 111-112 General Physics ...... V> 331-332 Prin Elec &Mag I & II '-" > 111-116 General Phys and General Physics-Honors z X 321-341 Analytical Mech & Thermodynamics and '-" 0.. 207-208 Energy Tech Soc and Physics of Contemp Stat Mech L- Social Problems 100-101 Environmental Systems Any two of the following, provided 100-101 301-302 General Physics has been completed: 319 Topics in Meteorology >- 100-205 Gen Psychology & Biopsychology Note: See als0 Natural Science listing under > 320 Topics in Climatology g 100-210 Gen Psychology & Stat & Res t-lethods ·;n Psycnology I nterdi sci p 1 i nary Studies, Center· for. :c The following combinations will fulfill the ...J " 332 Geoecology Alpine and Arctic Regions 0 205-210 I ntro to Bi opsych & Stat & Res Methods in Psychology c( Natural Science requirement if taken in the X 0:: 339 Conservation of Natural Resources u following orders: > 0"' 421 Physical Climatology--Principles V> Note: If Psychology 100 is used for the Natural w 422 Physical Climatology-.-Applied 0.. Science requirement, it may not he used f0r Geol 101-102 and Geog 100-101 "' 431 Principles of Geomorphology the Social Science reouirement~ Geol 103-10~·a;1J Geog 100-101 435 Biogeography Geog 100--101 arid- Geol 103--102 437 Forest Geography: Principles and Dynamics SOCIALSCIENCE 450 Water Resources & Water Management of Western U.S. > 451 Surface Hydrology t!l 0 103-104 I Principles of Anth I & II Any two upper division courses ~cept: ...J 0 220-223 Intro to Arch &Man in the Pleistocene 0.. Any two 0 220-224 lntro to Arch & Urban levolution lntro to Geol upper division courses except 477, 0:: 405, 427, 428, 488, 489, 496, 497 and those 101-102 X 220-226 lntro to Arch &Old World Arch Dev provided one of the first-year combinations courses satisfying the Natural Science 101-153 Intro to Geol & Geol of Colo lZ 220-227 lntro to Arch & New World Arch 102-113 Intra to Geol & Our Dynamic Earth has been completed. < requirement, provided one of the first 113-114 Our Dynamic Earth I & II year combinations has been completed. 115 Dynamic Earth I & III 113-APAS See also Natura 1 Science 1 i sting under 113-153 Our Dynamic farth I & Geol Dev of Colo Note: ""I203-204 Behavior Analysis I & II Interdiscplinary Studies, Center for, ~~:::! 210-211 Politics of Cont Africa I & II l,-::. :J § 215-216 Afro-Am Hi st I & I I Note: Geo1 103 can be substituted for 101 and (:&) 1- I ~I--' 0 Geol 104 ca.n be substituted for 102. V> t5t V> The following combinations will fuHill the .... 101-127 Introduction to Chicano Studies and The second year of the requirement may be .... Natural Science requirement if taken in the c Contemporary Mexi can American comp1 eted with any two of the fo l1 owing courses => provided one of the first year combinations following orders: t:; 201-202 Chicano History Pre Columbian-1848 and Chicano History .1848 to Present has been comp1 eted: Geol 101-102 and Geog 100-101 ~ I 101-221 Introduction to Chicano Studies and 313 Study of Chicanos Geol 103-104 andGeog 100-101 5 Barrio Issues and Problems 315 Folklore, cism ·and Power Geog 1()0,101 and Geol 103-102 ;: 127-221 Contemporary Mexican American and 427 Intel History and Social Theory u Barrio Issues and Problems ·~-=----~------~------.w.-.-.u.w-..__._.~------~------~ in Chicano Studies The Chicanos and the ll ,S. Socia! System BIOLOGICALSCIENCE Provided the first year of the requirement 430 NASC 123-124 Biology: A HumanApproach has been fulfilled with a course combination --~------=------.~----~~----~~~~.-mm~~~--~~~~~~~~~·~------(see also listing under Biological Sciences) from any of the Natural Science lists, the 105-106 World of Ancient Greeks & Rise and· Any two of fo1low·ing, provided 105-106 has ffj N;UURALSCIENCE second year may be completed with any two pf (/) u Fall of Ancient Rome been completed: u NASC125 Nature/Society-Energy the following: · ~ V> 6 V> (This hr. course completes the first year of .,; 402 Athens & Greek Democracy the requirement.) NASC321 Hi ...J•· st of Sc: Ancients to Copernicus u 403 Alexander &Hellenistic World NASC322 Hist of Sc: Copernicus to Newton 405 Greek Constitutional History NASC323 Hist of Sc: Newton to Einstein 408 Roman Republic NASC324 Perspectives of 20th Cent Science 409 Roman Empire 47'6 Rome, The Law-Giver VI 130-230 Analytic Geom &Calc I I II Any two upper di,vision courses except 481, ~ Note: See also Natural Sc.ience listing und.er ~I 201-202 Prin of Macro Econ & Prin of Micro Econ i 230~240Ana 1 vt i c Geom & Ca1 c II I II I Interdisciplinary Studies, Center for. provided a first-year combination has been -<1: - ~ ::Ew z completed. :c Note: ~lathmajors may not use Math courses 0 i u -<1: toward the Natural Science requirement. .... ::;:: ------00-~------Any two of following provided one of the first- Provided the first year of the requi rernent year combinations has been completed: has been fulfilled with a course combination from~ of the Natural Science lists, the 198-199 World Regional Geog & lntro to Human Geog 340 Natural Hazards > ::<: second year may be completed with any two of 198-200 World Regional Geog &World Geog Problems 341 Conservation Practice D o the following: >- 199-200 Intro to Human Geog &World Geog Problems 342 Conservation Thought (f) X 0 381 Latin America ~ -' 341 Hist of Sc: Ancients to Copernicus ~ 461 Geog of Amer Cities X 342 t!l -0-- Hist of Sc: Copernicus to Newton 0 462 Urban Geog: Social .... 343 Hist of Sc: Newton to Einstein t!l 471 Political Geog 344 Perspectives of 20th Cent Science 472 Historical Geog of Europe 473 Geog of Population Note: These courses are_ also listed under 474 Environments & Peoples ... u. Interdisciplinary Studies, Center for, 482 Hist Geog of Eastern N America --· u w 483 Hist Geog of Western N America 0: 487 Geog of Colorado 269-270 Anat and Physiol & Physiol of Human Note: See also Natural Science listing under 488 Soviet Union ""' Performance Interdisciplinary Studies, Center for. w 279-280 Kinesiological Anatomy & 489 Geog of Western Europe "- Kinesiolooica1 Phvsioloqy 490 Geog of Central, N &SE Europe SOCIALSCIENCES SOCIAl SCIENCES FIRST-YEARCOURSES SECOND-YEARCOURSE5 SECOND-YEARCOURSES FIRST-YEARCOURSES > A. 101-102 Western Civ I & II g; D. 181-182 l:fistory of Latin America A. Any two of the following provided one of the I- D. Any two of following provided 181-182 105-106 World of Ancient Greeks & Rise and first-year A-combinations has been V) have been completed: Fall of Ancient Rome ..... completed: ::X: 383 Approaches Rural History of ModMexico 141-142 History of England. I & II 398 Womenin Victorian England 1800-1980 402 Athenian Empire and Greek Democ 384 The Cuban Revolution 403 Alexander and Hellenistic World 481 History of Mexico to 1821 407 Hist of Byzantine Empire 482 The Emergence of Modern Mexico 408 RomanRepublic 483 Brazil and Argentina Since Independence . 409 RomanEmpire 411 Soc Fndns· of European Civ 412 Med Intell Hist of Europe V') Soc Sci 141-142 Controversy & Challenge in Mod Soc Thought Soc Sci 440-441 Heritage of American Ideas 413 Constitutional & Legal Hist England .._. to 1485 <..,) > 415 Hist Science Ancients to. Newton "IX 100-200 Language & Intro to Linguistic Sc 330 Ling Analysis OR Ic 419 Europ Intell Hist 1750-1870 V') 401 Nature of Grammars ~ 420 Europ Intell Hist 1870-Pr·esent :c V'l 423 Europe During Renaissance <..,) ...... ANDone of the following: 425 War & Europ State 1618.:.1793 I V'> 426 Age of Reason, Montaigne to Voltaire ;; 343 Semantics 427 East-C~ntral Hist Europe I <.J:J 350 Lang and Public Interest 428 Hist East-Central Europe II ,_,z ...J 440 Intro to Transform and Generative Grammar 432 20th Cent Europe 497 Intro to Diachronic Ling 433 French Rev & Napoleon 434 Colonial America provided 100-200 has been completed. 435 Hist Germany to 1849 436 Hist Germany since 1849 443 Tudor England > 100-104 Intro to Phil & Phil and Society :X: If Philosophy 100 is used for the Social 0.. 100-209 Intro to Phil & Phil and Psych 444 Stuart England. 0 Science requirement, it may not .be used for V'l 100-220 Intro to Phil &Mod Soc Theories 451 American Revolution 0 the Humanities requirement. ...J 493 Hist Russia Through 17th Cent .... 104-209 Phil and Society & Phil and Psych 494 Imperial Russia :X:0. 104-220 PhH and Society & MOdSoc Theories 202-203 Nature of Law I and II 495 Russian Rev &Soviet Regime LU B. 103-104 Intro to Asian History B. Any two of fo 11owing, provided 103-104 110-201 A~er.Pol. Syst &Comp Pol-Developed Pol Syst Any two upper division Political Science ... ~ LU 110-202 Amer. Pol. Syst & CompPo 1-Deve 1 op1 ng Po1 Syst 438 :.. have been completed: ..... courses except will complete the second <..,) 110-222 Amer. Pol. Syst & Intro _to Internatl Rel year of the requirement provided one of the 400 V'l Womenin Asian History 110~240Amer. Pol. Syst & Intro to Pol Theory year combinations has been completed. 418 first History of Southern Africa Since 1800 ~ 201-240 CompPol-Developed Pol Syst & Intto to Pol Theory 472 <..,) Hist ModChinese Intel) Thought .... 222-240 Intro to Internatl Rel & Intro to Pol Theory 473 Hist Traditional China t:: 474 ...J Note: Either course may ·be taken first Rise of Revolutionary China 0 475 Ancient &Med Japanese Hist 0. 211 ~ 212 may be substituted for 201 476 Modern Japanese History 478 Modern India Gen 488 Medieval Middle East 500~1600AD 100-230 Psychology & Psych of Adjustment 489 Modern Middle East 1600-Present 0 491 Arab-Israeli Problem g i~~=~~~~=~;~;~~~ ~~~ 1 ~s~~~ %~o ~~s;~~~~ ogy S 230-245 Psych of Adjust & Soc Psych of Soc Probs C. 151-152 History of U.S. C. Any two of following, provided 151-152 G 230-264 Psyc~of Adjust &Child and Adol Psych have been completed: ~ 245-264 Soc Psych of Soc Probs & Child and Ado1 Psych 360 The Indian ~nAmerican History, The Eastern Reg10n Note: If Psychology 100 is used for t~eSocia 1 Science 361 The Indian in American History, The requirement, it may not be used for the Natural Western Region -----·- __Science requirement. 418 History of Southern Africa Since 1800 211-119 Intro to Soc I and Deviance 434 Colonial America 1600-1750 w> .Any two upper division Sociology courses 0 211-128 Intro to Soc I and Race and Minority Problem.s 44g The Gilded Age 1870-1900 except 317, 401, 402, 438 and 439 will complete s 211-191 Intro to Soc I and Contemp Social Issues the second year of the requirement provided 451 The American Revolution 211-212 Intro to Soc I and Intro to Soc II 452 New'Nat ion: Amer 1789-1828 -g one of the first-year combinations has been V'l 211-239 I ntro to Soc I and Mass Society · completed. 453 Civil War and Reconstruction 211-250 Intro to Soc I and Social Problems·and 456 The Jacksonian Era Social Change 458 The tater American Frontier 459 American Southwest 461 Pop Cult Amer to 1900 V'l 200-201 Intro to WomenStudies &Contemp Issues 462. Pop Cult Amer 20th Cent LU Provided 200-201 has been completed any two 463 American Society &Thought to 1865 c of the following may be used to complete the 464 American Society &Thought ·since 1865 ::> second year: IV) 465 US History 1929-1952 300 Practicum z 466 US History 1948-Present w 304 WomenStudies Curriculum 467 Diplomatic Hist of US to 1914 400 Senior Readings Seminar ~ 468 Diplomatic Hist of US Since 1914 402 Senior Research Seminar 470 History of Urban America 409 Feminist Theory 480 Military History DEPT CRS DEPT tRS NO. DEPT NO. CR TITlE OF COURSE SEC DAYS liMIT NO. DEPT NO. CR TITLE Of COURSE SEC TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR LIMIT 104 ANTH 603 SEM-ARCHAEOLOGV oo1 uoo-u3o r HLMS 65 JC WHEElER Academic Skills 104 ANTH 604 3 SEM-ANTH LlNGUlSTICS 001 140o-1630 TH HLMS 251 DV KASCHUeE !!!!!!• All 900 SECTI(lNS REQUIRE DEP~RTMENTAl l'ORM • .wuf.• SECTIONS 821), 821 AND 822 ARE SPECIAL SECTIONS. 111<. ANTH 700 l-6 MASTERS THESIS 900 ARR 3C SECURE A CONTROLA.£0 ENROll.ENT FOR" fROM EOP OFFICE. WUt:O, flM 232/235 .. 10<> ANTH 800 G-9 DOCTORS TM£51 S 900 ARR 3C All ACAOEM'it SKILlS COURSES ARE OFFIEREO FOR PASS/FA'JL l!.9JJ.• 10.. ANTH 810 10 DOC TORS TMESIS 900 30 GRADE ONl"· ••• ANTH 920 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUOV 900 ARR 30 351 A SK 095 2 READING/STUDY SK!LLS 820 1301>-1350 M W KT&H. 201 821 1201>-1250 M W KTCH 301 104 ANTH 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 3C 822 UOo-1350 T TH KTCH 206 10~ ANTH 941 1-3 INDEPENDENT SJUOY 900 ARR 30 351 A SK 099 2 ADVANCED READ/STUDY SK 820 110o-1150 T TH BPSY E06~ 25 104 ANTH 950 1-3 GUIDED STUDY 900 ARR 30 African and Middle Eastern Studies 104 ANTH 960 1-,3 INDEPENDENT RESEARCH 900 ARR 30 104 ANTH 999 MASTeRS DEGREE UNO 900 ARA 30 !IJ2ll.• COURSES OF SPECIAl INTEREST INClUOE THE ~OLLOIIING: Arabic BLST 260 INTRO TO AFRICAN LIT I SEE DEPARTMENT OF BUT ~80 AfRICAN NOVEL .wl.R.· LINGUISTICS • £CON 4 77 ECON DEVElOPMENT THEORY AND PROBLEMS HIST 103 INTRO ASIAN HIST-MID EAST/INDIA P SC: 413 THE MIOOLE. EAST AND WORlD AfFAIRS Arts and Sciences A ST 260 WORLD REUGJONS-~fST SEE DEPARTMENT liSliNG FCR FURTHER INFORMATION. !!!!!!· All 900 FORMS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL fORM. _NOTE_. STUDENTS Will NOT BE ALLOWED TO ADO OR CHANGE American· Studies SECTIONS AFTER SEPTEMBER Uo 1984. 106 A S 100 3 GEN I!XPOSITORV WRITING A S 100 IS NOT OPEII. TO STUDENTS WHO ALREADY HAVE CREDIT IN A S 101, 102, lD:!Io 104 CR ENGL 100. l02 AM S 495 3 SEM-AMERitAN STUDUS 001 uoo-1500 T U8R 400S 20 PREREO AM S MAJOR. 001 oaoo-oaso " w F GEOL 127 25 002 OSOG-0850 II W F DP G G025 25 102 AM S ~0 1-6 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 20 oo3 oaoo-oa5o M w F HLMS 81 . ,!!!!ll.• All 900 SECTIONS REOU!RE DEPARTMENTAL FlJRII. ••• 00~ 0901>-0950 14 If F 01' G 0021 252' 005 090o-0950 M If f OP G GQ35 25 006 090o-0950 II W F DP G &039 24 ·Anthropology 007 lOOG-1050 M II F DP G G035 25 ' 008 1000-1050 M W F HLIIS 251 25 009 IO'QG-1050 M W F ECtN 16 24 tno uoo-n 5o " w F F A N185 2~ 104 ANTH 103 3 PRIN Of ANTHROPOLOGY Oll U00-1150 M If F £CON 16 25 ANTtl 103 AND 104 MAY BE TAKEN IN ANY SEQUENCE. 012 1200o'1250 M W F HI.AS 185 25 013 lZOo-1250 II W F DP G G025 25 001 090o-0950 M W F HLMS 252 CL GREENE 150 014 uoo-135o " w F CHEll 115 25 002 lOOG-1050 M W F EDUC 220 "150 015 uoo-uso M w F HUNT 203 25 003 130(}-1350 M W F GEQL 121 150 016 1400-1450 M It F HLMS 193 25 004 093o-l045 T TH HlMS 252 PO SHEETS 150 OIT HD0-1~50 M II F CHEll 201 25 018 UOG-1550 M. W F tHEM 115 25 10~ ANTH . 104 ~ PRlN OF ANTHROPOLOGY 2 001 1100-USO M II F" HLMS 252 DE .WALKER 150 019 1501>-1550 M to F tHE" 207 25 HLMS 252 TB EHLERS 150 020 O&Oo-0915 T TH HLMS 81 25 gg~ mg::t: ~ i~ DP G G030 08 MC GIL VRAY 150 021 080G-09U T TH CHEN l!O? 25 At 104 ANTH 310 3 AFRICA• PEOPLES & SOC 001 150o-1550 M ll F HLMS 8l 5t 001 oaoo-oaso M 11 F HlMS 255 25 002 O'>Oo-01150 M II F 8PSY EU4 25 104 AIITH 311 3 ETHNOG: MEX/C£NT AM 001 123o-1345 T TH ECilN 13 JR MC GOODWIN 50 003 lOOo-1050 !4 W F GEOL 127 25 004 UOO-U50 M II F STAO 115 25 104 ANTH 30 3 eTHNOG N AMER INDIANS 001 090o-0950 M W F HlMS 267 DE WALKER 12 oo5 ·uoo-u5o M w F HLIIS 191 25 006 llOG-1350 M II F HUNT 20~ 25 Hl4 ANTH 36:0 3 LANGUAGES AND PEOPLE 001 l10.p-Ul5 r-TH HUIS 85 DV ~ASCHUBE H oo7 oeoo-:o9t5 T· TH Hl.MS 137 25 008 093o-10'>5 T TH SlAO 135 25 ;··,~~~9:~i·"d~;~~l:' __ 4101 1~3 lEAC"'lNG A.NTHROPOLOGV 900 ARR 009 UOo-1215 T TH HLIIS 271 25 !iAME"-ASr -Att'T\o\- -~()t;;·-. 010 123o-13 1 o• ANTH 420 3 NORTH AMER ARCHAEOLOGY 001 llOo-1215 T TH HLMS 267 JJ HESTER 50 106 A S 227 3 PEER COUNSEliNG 801 ARR 25 SAME AS AIITH 520. ll!llL SECURE. A CONTROllED ENROLLMENT FORM FROM DEPARTMENT. FOR MORE INfORMATION INQUlllE IN MAIN 18-~3. lO~ ANTH 421 3 SO WESTERN ARCHAEOLOGY 001 1000-1050 M W F HLMS 81 FN EDDY 50 SAME AS ANTH 521. 106 A S 250 3 &ASIC BUSINESS TOOLS 001 153o-1645 T Til HLMS 252 153 104 ANTH lt22 3 ARCHAE ME~ & tEN AMER 001 HOo-1515 T TH HL.MS 81 PO SHEETS 50 106 A S 910 IND STUDY-EXP WRITING 900 3C SAME AS ANTH 522. 106 A S 9~0 2-6 SENIOR THESIS 900 2C 104 ANTH 424 3 ARCHAE OF SOUTH AMER 001 1300-1350 M W F HlMS 21>7 Jt; WHEElER 5C FOR INOIYIOUAllY STRUCTURED MAJORS QNLYo SAME AS ANTK 52~. 104 AMTH 426 3 BIBLICAl ARCHAEOlOGY 001 0930-1045 T Til HlMS 81 BA AVAO 50 -Asian Studies SAME AS AI!TH 526o tlAS 4261526. 104 ANTH 431 3 ARCHAE ANC NEAR EAST 001 1100-1215 T TH HLMS at BA AVAD 50 !!!!!1• A ST 499, SENIOR SEMINAR, IS OHERED ·sPRING SEMESTER. SAME AS ANTH 531, C.LAS 486/586. ALl 904 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAl FORM. 104 ANTH 451 3 APPLIED CUlTURAL ANTH 001 1200-1250 M W F Hli!S Hl TB EHLERS 61 SAME AS ANTH 551. 108 A ST 920 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 2C 104 ANTH 451 3 MARITiliE PEOPlES 001 093o-10~5 T TH EDUC 155 JR MC GOODWIN 50 108 A ST 930 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 AR~ 20 SAME AS ANTH 557. 108 A ST 940 1-3 I NDEPENDENJ STUOV 900 ARR 20 104 ANTH 458 3 POWER: ANTH OF POliTIC 001 123o-13'>5 TK HALE 103 P SHANKIIJAN 165 SAME" AS ANTH 558.. 108 A ST 941 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 l 04 A-NTH 460 3 HUMAN ECOlOGY 001 1400-1515 T TH HLMS 267 RA HACKENBERG 65 l!!lll· SEE USTINGS UNDER ANTHROPOLOGY, FINE ARTS, GEOGRAPHY. HISTORY .. CHINESE, JAPAN-ESEo PHIUJSOPHY, 104 ANTH 491 3 DEPT HONORS IN ANTH 1 001 HOo-1515 l TH KTCH 120 AJ KELSO 15 POliTICAl SC:lENCEo ECONOMICS, RELIGIOUS STUDIES AND THEATRE AND DANCE. !:!!!!!• . All 500 AND ABOVE COURSES REQUIRE INSTR CONSENT. 10• ANTH 501 t-3 TEACHING ANTHROPOLOGY 900 Astrophysical, Planetary and Atmospheric Sciences SAME AS ANTH 401• NOTE. All 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM. .WW· AlL APAS COURSES ARE EQUIVALENT JO FORMER A G COURSES. 104 ANTH 505 3 QUANT MfTH IN ANTH 001 l30o-1350 II W ~ HLMS 81 OP VAN GERVeN 11 SAME AS ANTH 405. APAS 111 AND liZ MAY BE .TAKEN IN EITHER SEQUENCE. CLASSES WILL MEET FREQUENTLY IN HSKE PlANETAiliUM. 104 ANT-H 508 3 ANTHRO GENETICS 001 UOo-1150 M 1>1 F HUIS 81 DL GREENE SAME AS ANTH 408. ill APAS 111 3 GENERAL ASTRONOMY 104 ANTH 515 3 HUIIAN £COLOGY 001 090o-0950 M W F HlMS 81 DL DUFOUR 10 OPTIONAL LAB APAS 121. SAllE AS ANTH 415. 00 I 090o-0950 M W F DP G G020 GA DULK. 202 104 ANTH 520 3 NORTH AMER ARCHAEOLOGY 001 U00-1215 i TH HLMS 267 JJ HESlER 002 llOG-1150 It W F DP G Gl25 JW WAilWICK 80 ~AHE AS ANTH 420. 003 130G-1350 M W F DP G G020 WI: CASH 222 00~ G93G-1 045 T TH DP G G020 AA STERN 222 104 ANTH 521 3 SO WESTERN ARCHAEOLOGY 001 100o-l050 M W f KlMS 81 fl< EDDY SAME AS ANTH 421. 111 APAS 112 3 GENERAL ASTRONOMY 001 100o-l050 M W f OP G G125 RA MC CRAY 80 002 HOG-1450 M W F OP G G020 CJ HANSEN 222 104 ANlH 522 3 ARCHAE MEX & CEN AMER 001 1~0-1515 T TH HlMS 81 PO SHEETS 003 l23o-l345 T TH DP G G020 J TCOMRE 222 SAME AS ANTH 422. OPTIONAL LAB APAS 122. 104 ANTH 524 3 ARCHAE OF SOUTH AMER 001 1300-1350 M W F HLMS 267 JC WHEELER 111 APAS 113 3 DY"'AMIC EARTH I 001 1100-1150 M W F GEOl 121 H SPETZLER 60 SAME AS ANTH lt21to C K ISSLINGER SAME AS GEOL 113, ENROLLMENT SHAilEO WITH GEOLOGY. 104 ANTH 526 3 BIBLICAl. ARCHAEOLOGY 001 093o-10~5 T TH HLMS 81 8A AYAD SAME AS ANTH 426, ClAS 426/526o 111 APAS 121 GEN ASTROMOMV LAB I 001 2100-2300 M 08SV S115 RH GARSTANG 20 SAME AS ANTH 427, CLAS 427/527, FA H 4271527. 002 "210G-2300 TH OBSV 5175 RH GARSTANG 20 OPTIONAL lAB FOR APAS Ill. 104 ANTH 531 3 ARCHAE ANC NEAR EAST 001 llOo-1215 T TH HLMS Bl BA AVAO SAME AS MATH 431. C.LAS lt86/586,. 111 APAS 122 I GEN ASTRONOMY lAB 2 001 19oo-uoo " OBSV 5175 RH GARSTANG 20 002 19Do-2!00 TH OBSV 5175 RH GARSTANG 20 104 ANTH 551 3 APPLIED CULTURAL ANTH 001 UOo-1250 M W f HlMS 141 TB EHlERS OPTIONAl LAB FOR APAS 112. SANE AS ANTH 451 .. 111 APAS 319 3 TPCS-METED-MTN WEATHER 001 093o-1045 TH OP G Gl25 W BLUMEN 104 ANTH 557 3 MARITIME PEOPLES 00 l 093G-l045 T TH EDUC 155 JR MC GOODWIN SAME AS GEOG 319. SAME AS ANTH 457. 111 APAS 321 3 TOPIC$-SOl SYS-ENGISUN 001 1230-1345 T TH OP G G125 .w·TW SPEISER 80 104 ANTH 558 3 POWER-ANTH OF POLITlCS 001 1230-1345 T TH HAlE 103 P SHANKMAN 10 KNOWlEDGE OF GENERAL ASTROMCNY AT THE LEVEL OF SAME AS ANTH 458. APAS 111-112 WILl BE REQUIRED. 104 ANTH 560 3 HUMAN ECOLOGY" 001 1400-1515 T TH HLMS 267 RA HACKENBERG 111 APAS 391 3 EART"S ATMOS ' OCEANS 001 UOo-1215 T TH DP G G039 AB STAFF 20 PREREQ GENERAl PHYSICS AND CALCULUS. 104 ANTH 600 3 SEM-CURRENT RSCH TPCS 001 lltOQ-1630 HlMS 85 RA HACKENBERG 15 111 APAS 393 3 ASTROPHYSICS 001 090o-0950 M W F OP G 00•1 TP SNOW 30 104 ANTH 602 3 SEM-PtlYS ANTH 001 1400-1630 HlMS 85 DL DUFCUFI 15 PREREO GENERAL PHYSICS ANO CALCULUS. 15 DEPT CRS , DEPT CRS NO. DEPT NO. CR TITLE Of' COURSE SEC TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR LIMIT NO. DEPT NO. Cft TITlE OF COURSE SEC TINE DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR LIMIT lU A~AS 421 PHOTOCHEM EARTH ATMOS 001 lOOG-1050 M W F DP G 0041 CA BARTH 20 117 EPOB 351 4 PLANT ANATOMY $ DEV JE HART 20 lU APAS · 505 ATMOSPHERIC PHYSICS l 001 093Q-l045 T TH DP G G039 P~EREQ EPOB 121-122. lU AP.AS 511 INTERNAL PROC IN GASES 001 l40Q-1450 M W F OP G G039 J• SHULL 20 001 090Q-0950 M W F RAMY 1BZ3 JH BCCK 64 LAB-PLANT ANATOMY OEV LOIO 140G-1650 M ftAMY CZ'fl 20 ~~ Ul APAS 516 3 INT PLASMA PHYSICS 001 1230-13~5 T TH OP G G039 AB STAFF lOll l'iOQ-1650 T RAMY C271 16 LOlZ 140Q-1650 W RAMY CZ71 DP G Gl25 ER BENTON 20 u Ill APAS 540 FLUID DYNAMICS 1 001 llOG-1Zl5 T TH LOU 140Q-1650 TH R.AMY C27l l6 001 UOG-1515 TH DP G Gl25 MV GOLDMAN 20 lU APAS 554 3 MATHEMATICAL METHODS 117 EPOB 352 • FLOWER! NG PLANT SYSTEM 001 uoo-uso M w RAMV 1BZ3 64 PREREQ COMPLEX VARIABLES. LAB-FLOWERING PLANT SY LOlO 140Q-1650 M RAMV C231 16 LOll 140Q-l650 T RAllY CZ31 16 111 APAS 556 RAD PROt PLANET ATMOS 001 093G-l045 T TH DP G G035 GE THOMAS zc LOlZ 1400-1650 w RAMY C23l 16 LOU l40Q-1650 TH RAMY CZ31 16 111 APAS 560 3 INTRO TO ASTROPHYSICS 001 0930-1045 T TH DP G G025 PS CONTI 20 117 EPOB 354 3 PLANTS OF COLORADO 001 0930-1020 TH' u•v cna S SHUSHAN lU APAS 566 GALAXIES AND COSMOLOGY· 001 IOOQ-1050 M W F DP G G039 MC BEGELMAN 20 EK BCNDE LAB-PLANTS OF COLORADO LOIO 103Q-12ZO T TH RAMV t231 S SHUSHAN DP SH ROBERTSON 2C lU APAS 650 3 SP TPCS-EXP PLASMA PHY 001 llOD-1215 T TH G 0041 EK BCNOE 001 143G-l530 M DP G Gl35 AB STAFF 20 111 APAS 652 1 SEMINAR IN GFD 117 EPOB 363 3 PARASITOLOGY 001 1300-1350 14 w RAMY 1831 JH BUSHNELL 15 LAB-PARISITOLOGY LOIO 140Q-1650 " RAMY Nl76 15 !!!!!5• ALL 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM. 117 EPOB 372 5 COMP "ERTEBRATE ANAT 30 111 APAS TOO l-6 MASTERS THESIS 900 ••• PREREQ EPOB 121-122 AND 123-124. ARR 30 111 APAS 750 l-6 READING AND RESEARCH 900 001 120G-1250 M W R:AMY 1823 J HANKEN LAB-CDMP VERTEB ANAT LOIO OBOQ-0950 ~ W RAJIV N276 3C lU APAS 800 G-9 DOCTORS THESIS 900 ARR LOll lOOG-1150 M W RAMV N276 LOlZ RAMY N276 ARR 30 1300-1450 " w 111 APAS 810 10 DOCTORS THESIS 900 L013 150G-1650 M W RAMY N276 3C l U APAS 920 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 117 EPCB 380 3 GLOBAL ECOLOGY 001 153G-l645 T TH RAMY 1823 70 3C PREREO ONE YEAR COLLEGE BIOlOGY OR INSTR CONSENT • 1.11 APAS 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR SAME AS NASC 330. 1 U APAS 999 0 MASTERS DEGREE CANO 900 ARR 30 117 EPOB 395 4 INTRO TO ANIMAL BEHAV PREREQ EPOB 121-122 OR PSY 100 OR EQUIV. Bibliography 001 OBOQ-0915 T TH RAfi!V 1823 M BEKOFF 60 REC-INTRO ANIMAL Blil!AV ROlO HOG-1550 T RAMY 1875 30 ROll HOQ-1550 W ftAMY 1875 30 TH LIBR lOlA D FINK 114 Bl B 301 2 HTHDS OF Ll BRARY RSCH oo1 uoo-uso 111 EPCB 401 2 TEACHING BIOLOGY 001 ARR 002 0900-0950 TH LIBR lOlA SH ANTHES ~~ 45 002 ARR 45 003 ARR 45 004 ARR 45 PREREQ ONE YEAR EACH OF BIOLOGY AND CHEMI SlRY PlUS TWO UPPER-D'IVISION BIOLOGY COURSES, INCLUDING AT Biology-Environmental, Population and Organismic LEAST ONE LAB. THREE HCURS TO BE ARRANGED. ll;RE::gs EP~~ 2 12 ~_ 12 ~T:~~M0·=~0~~g~OGY COURSE. 001 140G-1450 M W F RAM\' 1823 JT WI NOELL 62 EPOB COLLOQUIUM HELD FRIDAYS, 1600 IN RAMY ADD 23. Jl.llll• SAME AS EPOB 502. NUMEROUS COURSES IN OTHER DEPARTMENTS MAY BE COUNTED !!!!!5• ll7 EPDB 404 3 WILDLIFE IMPACT ASSESS 001 093G-1045 T TH RAMY 1823 OW CRUMPACKER FOR A BIOLOGY MAJOR - SEE YOUR ADVISOR. 10 PREREQ EPOB 121-122., 123-124, 302. STUDENTS MAY NOT RECEIVE CREDIT FOR BOTH HCOB ~- 105-106 AND EPOB 121-123, 122-124, OR NASC 123-124. 117 EPOB 409 It BIOMETRY 001 1300-1350 M W F RAMY 1823 MC GRANT 13 LAB-BIOMETRY LOlO OSOQ-1045 TH RAMY 1868 13 PREREQ GENERAL BIOLOGY, SAME AS EPOB 509. 117 EPOB 101 4 JNTRO TO BIOLOGY NOTE. SEC B2G-828 ARE SPECIAL SECTIONS. SECURE A 117 EPCB 415 2 STRM BIOL FlO TECH LAB 001 1500-1650 M W RAMY 1824 JT WINDELL 12 CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM FROM EOP OFFICE, PLUS A TWO HOUR UNSCHEDULED LAB PER WEEK .. WlRO, RM 2321235. SAME AS EPOB 515. 820 1230-1345 T TH RAMY t250 RA BERNSTEIN 160 001 0930-10~5 T TH RAMY 1836 VB LINHART REC-INTRO TO BIOLOGY •s21 o9oo-o95o " • RAMY Nl83 20 ll~AM~p~~ e:~: S;-6 •.EYpLUTICN·_ECOL PLANT~ R822 lOOG-1050 M w fUMY Nl63 20 LAB-EVOLU ECOL PLANTS LOlO 123Q-1650 T 'RAMY 183< R.823 llOQ-1150 M W RAMV Nl83 20 R824 1200-1250 M W RAMY NlB3 20 117 EPCB 455 3 LICHENOLOGY 001 l40G-1650 W F RAM\' 1876 SHUSHAN R825 093G-1020 'y TH RAMY N183 S 20 SAME AS EPOB 555. R826 1100-1150 T TH RAMY 1875 20 R827 RAMV Nl83 OBoo-oa5o • w 20 117 EPOB 467 3 BlOL SOC INSECTS 001 llOG-1150 M W F RAjlljY 1831 MD BREED 20 R829 130D-1350 W F RAMY 1875 20 SAME AS EPOB 56 7. 117 EPOB 121 3 GENERAl BIOLOGY 1 117 4 76 4 MAMMA CHEMISTRY RECOMMENDED. CONSULT DEPARTMENT IF COURSE EPCB LOGY SAME AS EPOB 576. PREREQ INSTR ctONSENT. IN COLLEGE BOTANY OR ZOOLOGY HAS BEEN TAKEN. 001 RAMV. 1831 fAGERSTONE oot oaoo-oeso M w F RAfiiiY C250 td4 LEWIS 1B< osoo-oeso " w F 22 GK SNYDER ARMSTRONG 002 lOOQ-1050 M W F RAMY C250 WM LEWIS LA!J-MAMM·ALOGV LOlO l40G-1650 r HUNT 109 11 1400-1650 TH HUNT 109 GK SNYDER LOll 11 003 llOG-1150 M W F RAMY C250 RK MCNSQN 117 EPOB 486 3 ENV AN I MAL PHYSIOLOGY . 001 IOOG-1050 F RAMY CAREY MA LANE M W lB:n C 20 PREREQ EPOB 343 OR 385. SAME AS EPOB 5B6. 004 l.lt0(}-14SO M W F RAMY C250 RK MCNSON 193 •A LANE 117 EPOB 4B9 4 INVERTEBRATE FUNCTION 001 1Z3o-t345 T TH RAMY 1875 PW WINSTON 005 lOOG-1050 I'll " f RAIIIY 1823 EK BCNDE 75 LAB-INVERT FUNCTION lOIO l40Q-1650 T RAMY Nl76 PW WINSTON PREREQ EPOB 3B5 OR EQUIV. SAME AS EPOB 5B9. U7 EPOB 123 I GENERAL BIOLOGY LAB 1 ALL MAJORS MUST CONCURRENTLY ENROll IN EPOB 121-123 FOR FALl.. ALL MAJORS EXPECTING 117 EPOB 490 3 ENDOCRINOLOGY 001 RAMY 1831 DO NORRIS 20 TO TAKE EPOB l:zz IN SPRING--MUST· ENROLt.-CON- PREREQ ONE SEMESTER PHYSIOLOGY. CURRENTLY lN EPOB 124. NONMAJORS PLANNING TO TAKE THE SEQUENCE EPOB 121'-122 TO FULFill 117 EPOB 496 3 DEVELOP NEUROBIOLOGY 001 1400-1515 T TH RAMY 1831 zo COLLEGE REQUIREMENT ·OQ NOT TAKE EPOB 123 .. SAME AS EPOB 596. -111 EPOB 497 3 INTRO NEUROBIOLOGY 001 090D-0950 M W F 6PSY lt6 RC' EATON 25 001 080Q-1050 T RAHY Cl47 RC EATCN H M~ .DUBIN 002 OBOQ-1050 T RAMY Cl48 16 SAME AS EPOB 597, MCOB 418/5l8. 003 OBOQ-1050 T RAMV Cl5l 16 004 OBOQ-1050 T RAMY Cl59 16 117 EP08 501 I INTRD TO BIOL RESEARCH 001 I60Q-1800 RAM\' 1831 25 005 1100-1350 T RAMV Clltl 1< REQUIRED OF All FIRST YEAR EPOB GRADUATE STUDENTS. 006 1100-1350 T RAMY Cl48 u 007 1100-1350 RAMY Cl51 16 r 117 EPOB 502 3 STREAM BIOLOGY 001 1000-1450 M W F ..MY 1823 JT WINDELL 10 OOB 1100-1350 T RAMY Cl59 16 PREREQ EPOB 121-122 AND ONE ECOLOGY COURSE. . SAME AS 009 HOG-1650 T RAMY Clltl l6 EPOB 402. 010 1400-1650 T RAMY Cl48 .. 011 1400-1650 T UMY Cl51 16 117 EPOB 509 4 8 10METRV 012 0800-1050 RAMY Clltl 16 PREREQ GENERAL BIOLOGY. SAME AS EPOB 409. 013 1100-1350 "w UMV Cl48 16 01~ l!OG-1350 w RAMV Cl5l H ·001 UOQ-1350 M W F RAHY 1823 MC GRANT n 015 1100-1350 ·w RAMY Cl59 16 LAB-BIOMETRY LOIO OBOG-1045 TH RAMY 1B68 H 016 uoo-uso • IUMY Cl47 16 017 140-G-1650 II ftAMY Cl48 u 117 EPOB 515 Z STRM BIOL FLO TECH LAB 001 150G-1650 M W RAMV lBH JT WINDELl 018 lltOo-1650 UMY Cl51 16 w PLUS T~O HOUR LAB PER WEEK. SAME AS EPOB 415. 019 HOG-1650 W' RAMY Cl59 16 020 140G-1650 w RAMY tl47 16 117 EPCB 526 4 EVQLUTI ON ECOL PLANTS 001 093G-1045 T TH RAMY 1836 VB LINHA~T 021 080Q-1050 TH RAllY Cl48 16 SAME AS EPOB 117 EPOB 342 5 HUMAN ANATOMY· 117 EPOB 630 2 PRIMATE ECOLIBEHAVIOR 001 1500-1650 RAMY N388 CH SOUTHWICK 10 PRACTICAL EXAMS WilL BE GIVEN FOUR SELECTED FRIDAYS FROM 1500:-'1800 lN RAMY, AM C209. .IIIII.E• ALL 900 SECTIONS 1\EQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM. 001 HOQ-1450 M W F HALE 103 RE JONES 120 117 EPOB 700 1-6 MASTERS THESIS 900 ARR 30 lAS-HUMAN ANATOMY LOIO OBOQ-1050 M W RAMY C209 20 LOll llOG-1350 M W RAHY C209 20 117 EPOB 800 G-9 DOCTORS THESIS 900 ARR 3C L012 150G-1750 M W RAMY C209 20 RAMY C209 l013 OOOQ-1050 T TH 20 117 EPOB B10 10 DOCTORS THESIS 900 ARR 30 l014 UOG-1350 T TH RAMY C209 20 L015 lltOG-1650 T TH RAMV C209 20 NO STUDENT MAY RECEIVE INDEPENDENT STUOV ~- CREDIT FOR ASSISTING IN OPERATION ANO/OR 111 EPOB 343 5 HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY TEACHING OF ANY LAB SECTION. PREREQ GENERAL BIOLOGY AND ONE YEAR COLLEGE CHEMISTRY. SECURE A CO.NTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM IN RAMY, RM 122. 117 EP08 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT RSCH-BIOL 900 ARR STUDENT MUST ATTEND FIRST lAB MEETING OR FORFEIT zo PLACE.. 1 117 EPOB 941 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY ••• ARR 20 801 1300-1350 M W F ·RAMY C250 TT GLEESON 120 117 EPOB 950 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 2C LAB-HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY taoz 1400-1650 M RAJIIIY N168 20 REC.;...HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY R803 14t00-l450 TH RAMV N183 20 117 EPOB 960 1-3 INOEP RS'CH-ENV BIOLOGY 900 ARR 20 LAB-HUMAN :PHYSIOLOGY L804 093Q-l220 T RAMY Nl68 20 REt-HUMAN PHYSJOL.OGY Rsos oeoo-osso TH RAMY Nl83 20 117 EPOB 961 1-3 INOEP R.SCH-ORG BIOLOGY 900 20 LAB-HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY l.806 lltOG-1650 T RAMY Nl68 20 ••• REC-HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY R80l' 123G-l320 TH RAfi!V Nl83 20 117 EPOB 962 1-3 INOEP RSCt+-POPULATION 900 zo LAB-HUMAN PHY·S lOLOGY taos 1400-1650 w RAMY Nl68 20 ••• REt-HUMAN PHV S IOLOGY RS09 160G-1650 M RAMV N!83 20 117 EPOB 999 0 MASTERS DEGREE CAND 900 ARR 30 LAB-HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY una 093o-uzo TH RAMV Nl6S 20 REt-HUMAN PHYSIOUJGY RBll OBOG-0850 T RAMY N183 20 LAB-HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY l812 140{)-1&50 TH RAMV Nl68 20 REt-HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY R8l3 1100-1150 TH RAMY Nl83 20 16 DEPT tRS YITLE Of CQURS! DAYS 8tDG. ROOit: IIISYRUCTOA NO •.. DEPT ND. CR TITLE OF COURSE TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM INSJRUtTOI< 100 08011-0350 II W F C:HEM 160 ~V JliMN$lON 303 Biology-Molecular, Cellular and' Developmental LAB-GENERAl. CHfMUfiiY UU IZ0~1550 M - EKL& MU" 20. L U2 UOG-1550 14 . EKLC: MU5 zc LUl uoo-tS!O " EKLI: Ml?3 20 un oaoo-tuo · T EKLt M124 20 UO Mt08 · 105 Ul! IIC08 Ue 3 PRJN Of NfUROUOLOGY 001 0901)-0950 M It F 30 134 CHEM 104 4. INTRO ORGANIC/81DCHEM PRfREO DNE UPPER OlVISION t;OURSE Ill PHVSIOUIGV OR PR~REQ CHEM 101 OR 10~. EQUIVALEN' TO CttEM 102. tElL BIOLCGV. SAME AS !PCB •97. 001 uoo-uu ' "' tHEM 132 60 120 MeDII ~68 3 MKHANISNS OF AGING 001 1400<-1450 M II F BPS¥ £130 RG HAM 30 LAB-INlRO ORG/BIOCHEM L031 HOQ-1650 T £Kl( 1875 20 PRfREQ IU:DB 312, 3M. U51 13011-1550 W EKlC 1875 20 L061 080~1050 TH EKLC 1875 20 120 MtDB 089 3 HUMAN BlO&HEN GEII£TICS 001 uoo-uu T TM 8PSY 1432 EH Mt CONKEY Pl KUEIIPU 13~ tHE" 106 S GENERAL CHEMISTRY PRfREQ lOCO& 3M. PRUEQ CHEll 103 DR EOUIV WITH A GRADE OF t Oft BEHUo EXAMS Al 1830 ON THUflS.- OCT ~., NOV 1., AND- NGV 29 .. 120 M&D8 505 ~ 11£0 CORE COURSE 1 001 1000<-1200 " II F 8Sf:l 8121 IIEfTS FROII 9'S..l0126. 100 090()-0950 M II CHEll 140 JW BIRKS 200 LAB-GEN!RAL CHEMI5lRV Ll20 0801)-1150 r ULC Ml26 20 120 M&tlB 506 3 MCO Cllllf COURSf l 001 uu oaoo-n5o r EKLC Ml72 20 PREREQ iNSTil CONSENT. IIUTS FROM 10129-12114. L130 130()-1650 T EKLC Ml26 20 U3~ 1300<-1650 EKLC MU2 20 UD Mtll& 518 3 PRIN OF NEUROUOLOGV 001 0900<-0950 " W f BPSY 0046 MW OU9IN 30 U50 130()-1650 ' w EKLC Ml26 20 PllfREQ ONE UPPER OIVI$IDN COURSE IN PHSYSIDLOGY OR CELL L1S2 130G-U50 .. EKLC Ml72 20 &IOLOGVo SAMf AS EPD8 597. Ll<>O 0800<-1150 TH EKLC M126 20 L110 UOII-1650 EKLC 0126 20- 120 MCD8 56&. 3 M!CHA"lSMS OF AGING 001 1400<-1450 " w llPSY El30 ftG HAM 2C l172· UOG-1650 '"TH ULC MHZ 20 SAME AS M&D8 "68. TE~M PAPER REQUIRED. U90 1301)-1650 F EKLC ,MI26 20 8PSY EU4 120 MCDB 576 2 BAClfAIOPHAGE T-4 001 120()-1250 II M Lll GOlD 10 I~ CHEll 107 5 GENERAL CHEMISTRY INSTR tCNSJHl REQUIRED. 9REAEO ONE YfAII HIGH StMOOL CHEMISlflY At~O PHYSICS AND JHRfE YEARS Ill GH SCHOOl MATH. ENTilANCE 120 RCDII 578 2 CELl MEMB & PHOTOSYNTII 001 uoo-nso BPSV Ul4 U STAEHELIN 20 DUEAHINED llN BASIS OF HIGH SCMOOL CHEMISTRY RECORDS INSTft CONSENT REQUIRED. AND RESULTS OF ADMISSIONS TESTS. 120 Mt08 580 2 PRO l EUK DeVELO~ENT 001 1200<-1350 w BSCI 8121 WB IICOO 10 001 10011-1050 II W F CHEM 132 60 INSTR tDNSENl ~EOUIREO. MAV'BI REPEATED. lAB-GENERAl CHEMISTIIY US1 1300<-1550 M It EKLC M273 20 L261 OSOG-1050 T TH EKL£ M273 20 UO I 120 IICD8 100 1-3 MASTERS THESIS 900 ARR 2C 134 tHEM 401 3 MODERN INORGANIC tHEM 001 08011-0850 M W 900 ARR 20 EKLC M203 El KING 120 M&OB 800 11-9 DDClORS THESU PR.ER£0 CHI!M 450 o•· "51-. UO MCDB 810 10 900 ARR 15 134 CHEM 501 3 AOV INORGANIC CHEM 1 001 10011-1050 M W F CHEN U5 JIO N~RMAN J:!llR• OltD8 930, 93S, & 940 ARE UNDEAGRAD lEVEl. 134 tHEM 610 SEll-INORGANIC SOL CHEM 001 ARR El KING. 120 MCCit 930 J-6 !NO STUDY-MOUt BIOL 900 20 1~ tHEM 611 · 2 SEII-SYNTH tHE' NOit-Mll 001 INSTR COMSENT .UQUJRED. AD NCftMAN I 3-.' CHEM 612 2 SEII-STRUCT INCRG CHEIO 001 ARR CG PlE~PtNf ...~21). 1'1(;~ . 93S l-b INO SlUOY-CEU BlOLOGV 900 ARR 20 5C . liiSTR ~O.. S£1\'t REOUlalO. 13.4 CHEll 613 2 SEM-S'fNTK CHEM Til. MTlS 001 ARR MC DUBCIS 120 MCCS 940 l-6 1110 STUDY-DEVELOP DIDL 900 ARR 2C INSTft CONSENT REQUIRED. Ill. ANALYllt:AL CHeMISTRY lWJ.i.• MC08 960, 965 & . 970 ARE GRAD UVEl. 120 MCCB 960 1-6 lNll STUDY-MOLIC BIOl 900 ARR 20 134 CHEll 517 3 ADY ANALYTICAL tHEM 001 OBG0-0850 M If F INSTR CONSENT REQUiRED. tHEN 201 CA KtvAL 25 1~ tHEM 620 SEM-CHIIt!MITRACE ANALY 001 ARR 120 Mtl)8 965 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUOV 900 ARR 10 PE S IEVEfiS INSTR CONSENT REOU!REOo 134 CHEM 621 SEll-ELECTROCHEMISTRY 001 ARR CA KCYAl 120 MCD8 910 1-6 !NO STUOY-DIVEL BIOL 900 AIIR Zlr 13'4 tHEIO 622 2 S.EM-ANALY SPECT/KIN liS INSTA CONSflll 1\EOUIRfDo 001 J~ BIRk$ 134 tHEM 623 SEM-MOUC • SPECT/ANAI.Y 001 UO MtDD 999 0 MASTfRS DEGREE UNO 900 . ARR 30 "V JCHNSTDN 134 tHEM 625 I SEM-ANALYliCAl tHEM 001 160()-1750 1 EKU: M203 Black Studies !Vo ORGA.Nlt CHEMISTRY IU BUT 203 3 BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS 001 093~1045 Y TH KTCH 301 Cf WlLLIAMS 50 134 CHEM 331 3 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY ti!!.U.• BlSl 235, 236 ANO 237 MEU FOR FIVE WE!KS ONLV. PREREQ. tHEM 106 OR EQUIY WITH A GRAO£ CF t OR BETTER. COREO CHfM 333. 125 &lST 235 BLACK AMERICANS & £0UC 001 130o-1350 N W F KTCH 301 1114 KING 45 NOTE. STUDENTS WHO HAVE DROPPED tHEM 3311335 & 333/337 OR 3321336 AND 33~/338 $1MCE 1982 MA~ fiE OISENRDllED 125 9LST 236 EMPlOYMENl Ill SLACK AM 001 130G-1350 ~ W F KTCH 301 WM KING 45 IN ORDER TO ADMIT STUDENT$ WHO HAVE NOT HAD AN OPPORTUNITY TO TAKE THJS COURSE. 125 BLST 237 1 CRIME & C.RIIIIHAL JUST 001 130Q-l350 " w KTCH 301 WM KING 100 09011-0950 M W F CHEM 132 CS SHINER 125 8LST 240 AfR~AMERICAII DANCE 1 001 0830-0'1!;0 T Til THTR 11350 3C 100 zoo uoo-u5o 11 w F CHEN 14!t 100 300 093()-10~5 T TH 125 BlST 302 3 BUtK llff IN CORP All 001 1DGo-1050 1'1 to F KTtH 301 1oM KING CKEM 23. S~ tRISTill 12 13~ CHEll 33a 3 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 2 100 1100-1150 M W F CltEM 132 GB ElliSON lOG ~· . All ~00 SECTIONS REQUIRE OEPARTMENTAL FOR ... PRER£0 CIIEM 331 ANO 333 OR fOUl¥ WITH A GRACE OF C OR BETTER. COREO CHEM 334. FCR t~EM MAJORS COR£0 tHEM 125 BUT 910 l-3 INDEPENilENl STUDY 900 ARR 20 338. 125 BUT 930 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 2C 134 CHEll 333 I ORGANIC tHEM 1 LAB PREREQ tHEM 106 OR EOUIV WITH GRADE OF OR ARR 2C t UTTER. 125 BUT 940 1-3 INDEPENDENt SJUOY 900 COREQ CHEM 331. FINAL EXAM FOR All SECTIONS AT 1130o-143Q ON SAT, DEC 22. 1981t. 111 130G-l550 M EKLC 1925 20 Chemistry 121 o'9oo-ns.o r EKLC 1825 20 Ill HOG-1650 T EKLC 1825 20 132 l~Oo-1650 T EKLC 1827 20 I. GENERAL CHEMISTRY 161 09011-1150 TH EKLC 1825 20 191 H00-1650 F EKLC 1825 20 232 H00-1650 T EKLC 1B73 20 261 09011-1150 TH EKLC 1827 l3'o CHEM 100 3 PREPARATORY C•EMISTRY 20 271 UOQ-1550 TH EKLC 1873 20 PREREO ONE YEAR HIGH SCHOOL ALGEBRA OR CONCURRENT 272 130()-1550 TH EKLC 1821 20 ENROLlMENT IN MATH 110. PREPARES STUDENT WITH Ntl 311 1300~1550 M EKLC 1827 20 HIGH SCHOOL CHEMISTRY TO TAKE CHEM 103. DOEs NOT 331 140()-1650 T EKLC 1872 20 SATISFY A & S SCIENCE REQUIREMENTS. 352 1300<-1550 w EKLC 1821 20 001 150()-1550 M W F CHEM 132 JT OHLSSGN 125 134 tHEM 334 1 ORGANIC CHEM 2 LA8 REC-PREP CHEMISTRY R021 oaoo-oa5o 1 tHEM 115 25 PREREQ tHEM 331 AND 333 WITH A GRADE OF C OR BETTER. R031 1300<-1350 T KTCH 120 25 COREO CHEM 332. R052 140Q-H50 w CHEM 115 25 R06l IOOo-1050 TH OP G GU6 25 1 U 13011-1550 M EKLC 1826 2C R071 130()-1350 TH KTCH 120 2~ 121 0900-1150 T EKLC 1826 20 u1 noo-15 so r EKLC 1826 20 13~ CHEM 101 4 ANALY~JNORGtPtiYS CH.EM 171 140()-1650 TH EK M 1826 2C PREREQ. ONE YEAR HIGH SCHOOL AlGEBRA. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR BOTH THE UCTURE ANO ONE LAB. 134 tHEM 335 3 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY l 101 090o-0950 ~ W F tHEM 23 KS PETERS EXANS AT 1830- ON TttURS, SEPT 27., OCT 25, N0\1 29., PREREQ CHEll 106 OR 108 OR EQUIV WITH GRADE OF C OR BETTER. COREO CHEM 337. FOR CHEMISTRY MAJORS 1. oot oeoo-o9t5 1 TH tHEM 132 200 lAB-AtfALV9 JNOAG.PHVS LOU 130()-1550 M EK M 1874 20 134 CHEM 337 2 ORGANIC tHEM LAB Z61 090()-1150 T TH EKU; 1872 20 L021 093G-1215 T EK M IBn 20 591 1300<-1550 W F EKLC 1872 20 l022 0930-1215 T EK ~ 1875 20 FINAL EXAM FOR ALL SECTIONS AT, 11311-ldO ON SAT, Dft L031 HOG-1650 T EK M 187.0 20 22. l'ii81t. l 032 130~ 1550 T EK M M27Z 20 .L051 130o-l550 W EK M IBH 20 134 CHEN 338 2 ORGANIC tHEM US 591 130()-1550 W F enc IB24 2C l052 HOQ-1650 W EKLC M272 20 PREREO CHEM 335 AND 337 WITH A GRADE OF C OR BETTER. COREQ l06l 093Q-l215 TH EKLC IBT• 20 CHEM 336. fOR tHEM MAJORS 2. l062 09311-1215 Til EKLC M272 20 L071 HOII-1650 TH EKLC M272 20 134 CHEM 533 ADV ORGANIC tHEM 3 001 11011-1150 M W F CHEll 115 CH DEPUY. 22 134 CHEM 103 5 GENERAL CHEMISTRY 1~ CHEM 635 5eM-ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 001 1600<-1750 CHEM 270 10 PREREQ ONE YEAR HIGH S&HDOl ALGEBRA AND CHEMISTRY OR SATISFACTORY PERfORMANCE IN CHEN 100. ENTRANCE TO SE 13• CHEN 642 SEll-ORGANIC RUc;TIONS 001 ARR SJ CAISTOL lC DETERMINED DN BASIS OF HIGH SCHOOL CHEMISTRY RECORD AND RESULTS OF S.A. T. TEST. A PLACEMENT EXAM MAY BE USED IF U~ tHEM 6~3 2 SEM-PHYSI&AL CRG CH!M 001 ARR CH DEPUY 10 NEUSSARY TO liMIT ENROLLMENT. LECTURE AND LABS MUST !lATCH ON INITIAl NUMBER. 13" CHEM 644 1 SEM-PHOfOCHEMIUO CHEll . 001 ARR TH KOCH 10 EXAMS fOR AlL SECTIONS AT 1830, THURSo SEPT 27, OCT 25 AND TUE$, NOV 27. 1H CHEM 645 SEM-RIACTIVE JNTERMEDS 001 ARR GB ELLISON Ul 17 \ ------L DEFT cAS DEFT CIS - DEFT MO. CR TITLe Df COURSE TINE GAYS &LOG ROOII INSTRUCTOR UIIIT MO. DEPT MO, CR TITLE OF COURSE SEC TillE OAYS IL!Ill 110011 INSTRUCTOR LIIIIT 1M ' CHEll 646 S£11-SlNTH ORGANIC CHEll 001 MIR OM !lALlA 10 137 CUS 111 J IIASTERPIECES-GRUK UT 001 UO~U50 II II F eouc uo 1M CHEN 647 Sf.... TPCS IN SYNTH CHfM 001 ARR CS SHINER 10 131 CLAS 210 l IICMEN IN ANTIQUITY · HLIIS 211 U4 CHEA 648 SEM-GRGAIIOIIETALUC C:HE 001 ARR GA MOLANDER SAME AS IIMST 210. U7 CUS 161 3 PAGANISM/tHRISTUNIJY 001 lUG-1345 T TH HLMS 261 NM CALDER 40 Y• PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY RECOMMENDED PREIIEO CUS 110. SAME AS PHIL 361. 137 CUS 402 3 ATHENS C GRK DEMOCRACY 001 UOG-1150 M W F HLMS 211 HR RAIIUNGS SANE AS HIST 402, CUtS 502. 134 CHEM ~50 3 PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY 001 100~1050 M W F tHEM Z3 CL tECH 65 PREREQ tHEM 332 OR 335, PHVS ll2, MATH 240 OR INSTR 137 CUS 409 1 THE ROMAN EMPIRE 001 123~U45 T TH GUGG 205 Et KOPFF ze CONSENT • RECOMMENDED FOR BIOCHEMISTRY OPTION ANll FOR SAME AS HIST 409, CLAS 509, BIOLOGY MAJORS. OTHER CHEMISTRY MAJORS SHOULD TAKE CHEN 451. SAME AS CHEM 560. U7 CLAS 413 3 GRKIROM COMEDY/SATIRE 001 oaoo-0915 T TH HLMS ZH SM GOLDBERG 40 SAME AS CLASS 5U. 134 CHEM 451 3 PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY 001 090~0950 M N F HlMS 201 J DE HEER 100 PREREO CHEN 332 OR 335, PHVS 1121114, MATH 240 137 CLAS 426 3 BIBLICAL ARCHAEOlOGY 001 093G-l045 TH HLMS 81 BA AYAD OR INSTR CONSENT. SAME AS CLAS 526, ANTH 4261526. U.. CHEM 452 3 PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY 001 090~0950 M W F CHEM 207 40 137 CLAS 427 3 PRE-ClAS ART & ARCHAE 001 09~Q-1045 TH f A NHl TH TZAYELLA EVJEN PREREQ CHE~ 450 OR 451. SAME AS CLAS 527v t=A H 427/527. 1.34 CHEM ItS~ 2 EXPER PHYSICAl CHEM 137 CLAS 486 3 ARCHAE AN() NEAR EAST 001 110~1U5 TH HLMS 81 BA AYAD 10 PREREQ CHEH 450 OR 451 OR EQUIV. SAME AS CLAS 586. ANTH 431/531.. COREQ tHEM 452 OR EQUIV. 137 CLAS 502 3 ATHENS & GRK DEMOCRACY 001 1100-1150 M W F HLMS 211 HR RAWLINGS 001 130~1350 M W F tHEM 23 V VAlDA 32 SAME AS CLAS 402, HIST 402. LAB-EXP PHYSICAL tHEM LOU 1300-1550 T EKLC 14224 16 l012 130~1550 TH EKLC M224 16 137 CLAS 509 3 THE ROMAN EMPIRE 001 1230-13io5 T TH GUGG 205 EC KOPFF SAME AS CLASS 409., HlST 409~ 134 CHEM 455 3 EXPER PHYSICAL CHEM PREREQ CHEH 450 OR 451 OR EQUIVo 137· CLAS 513 3 GRK/ROM COMEOY/SATIRE 001 0800-0915 T TH HlMS 241 SM GOLDBERG 10 COREQ tHEM 452 OR 453. SAME AS CLAS 413. 001 130G-1350 M W F CHEM 23 V VAlDA 32 137 ClAS 526 3 BIBLICAL ARCHAEOLOGY 001 0930-1045 T TH HLKS 81 BA AVAD LAB-EXP PHYSICAl. CHEM l026 0900-1150 T TH EKLC M224 16 SAME AS CLAS lt26, ANTH 426/526. L059 lltOG-1650 W F EKLC M224 1< 137 CLAS 527 3 PRE-CLAS ART & ARCHAE 001 0.930-1045 T TH FA NHl TH TZAVELLA EVJEN 15 134 tHEM 551 3 CHEM THERMODVf\AMICS 001 090D-0950 M W F tHEM 115 SJ STRICKlER 40 SAM-E AS CLAS 427., FA H 4271527. PREREQ CHEH 450 OR 451. 137 CLAS 586 3 ARCHAE ANC NEAR EAST 001 1100-1215 T TH HLMS 81 BA AYAO 134 CHEM 558 3 QUANTUM CHEMISTRY 001 1000-1050 M W F CHEH 207 JT HYNES 20 SAME AS CLAS 486" ANTH 431/531., 134 tHEM 560 3 PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY 001 lOOD-1050 M W F tHEM 23 CL tECH !!2.!!: All 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM. SAME AS tHEM 450. 137 CLAS 930 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 10 134 CHEM 652 3 AOV TOPICS PHVS CHEM 001 1100-1150 M W F CHEM 207 BE KOEL ••• 137 CLAS 950 1-3 GRAD INDEPENDENT' STUDY 900 ARR 10 134 CHEM 660 1 SEH-BIOPHVSICAL CHEM 001 SJ GIll 10 ••• 137 CLAS 999 0 MASTERS DEGREE. CAND 900 10 134 CHEM 661 SEH-MOlECULAR SPECTROS 001 ARR SJ STRICKLER 10 ••• 134 CHEM 662 2 SEM-NEGATIVE ION CHEM 001 ARR !tiC LINEBERGER 10 II., CLASSICAL PHILOLOGY 134 CHEM 664 2 RES SEM-TtiEORETIC CHEM 001 ••• JT HYNES 10 134 CHEM 665 2 SEM-REACTION t:YNAMICS 001 ••• SR LEONE lC 146 CLPH 609 3 SEM-LUCRETIUS 001 150D-1730 EDUC 330 JK KING zo 134 CHEM 666 2 SEM-ATMOSPHERIC CHEM 00! ••• CJ HOWARD 1C !!Qlli All 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM. 134 CHEM 667 1 SEM-SURFACE Cl-EM 001 ••• BE KCEL 10 146 CLPH 700 4-6 MASTERS THESIS 900 ••• 10 146 CLPH· 800 Q-9 OOCTO~S THESIS 900 ARR 10 VI• BIOCHEMISTRY 146 CLPH 810 10 DOCTORS THESIS 900 ••• 10 134 tHEM 471 3 SURVEY OF BIOCHEMISTRY 001 0800-0915 T TH BPS't' 46 BM TOLBERT 100 I II. GREEK PREREQ ONE YEAR Of ORGANIC CHEMISTRY OR INSTR CONSENT • FOR PHARMACY STUDENTS AND THOSE WANTING A ONE-SEMESTER BIOCHEMISTRY COURSE.. NOT A SUBSTITUTE FOR CHEM 481. 148 GR 101 5 BEG CLASSICAL GREEK 1 001 0900-0950 MTWTHF EOUC 138 35 134 CHEM 481 3 GENERAl BIOCHEMISTRY 001 093D-1045 T TH EOUC 231 08 MC KAV 75 002 0900-0950 M W F HU4S 199 18 WILSON 100 148 GR 311 ~ 3 INTERMEO CLAS GREEK 1 001 1100-1215 T TH EDUC 330 TH TZA\IELLA EVJEN 20 PREREQ ONE YEAR ORGANIC CHEMISTRY. SAME AS tHEM 581. 148 GR 440 3 ATTIC ORATORS 001 1400-l't50 M W F EDUC 330 HO E\IJEN 10 134 CHEM 482 3 GENERAL BIOCHEMISTRY 001 0800-0'915 T TH CHEM 23 RB HALLICK 60 SAME AS GR 540e PREREQ CHEM 481. SAME AS CtiEM 582. 148 GR 540 3 ATTIC ORATORS 001 1400-1450 M W F EDUC 330 HO EIJJEN 10 134 tHEM 486 4 BIOCHEMISTRY LAB SAME AS GR 440. PREREQ CHEM 481, COREQ CHEM 450 OR 451 AND 482. ~ All 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM .. 001 l30Q-1350 T TH CHEM 23 RR FALL LAB-8 IOCHEHISTRY lAB L026 0800-1150 T TH EKLC M225 148 GR 600 1-3 ADV' GRAD READING 900 10 L037 1400-1750 T TH EKLC M225 ••• 148 GR 930 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 1C 134 CHEM 581 3 GENERAl BIOCHEMISTRY 001 0930-1045 T TH EOUC 231 DB MC KAY 2C 002 090G-0950 M W F HLMS 199 18 WILSON 15 148 GR 950 1-3 GRAD INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR ii:l PREREQ ONE YEAR ORGANIC CHEMISTRY AND GRADUATE STATUS. SAME AS CHEM 48lo IV.. LATIN 134 CHEM 582 3 GENERAL BIOCHEMISTRY 001 080G-0915 T TH CHEH 23 RB HALUCK 10 PREREC tHEM 4811581 PLUS GRAD STUDENT STATUS .. SAME AS tHEM 482 .. 149 LAT 101 5 BEGINNING lATIN 1 001 1000-1050 MTWTHf EDUC 136 134 CHEM 587 3 ADV TOPICS IN BIOCHEM 001 TR CECH 25 002 llOo-1150 MTWTHF EDUC 136 "35 PREREQ CHEM 482 OR 582 .. ••• 003 1200-1250 MTWTHf EDUC 138 35 134 CHEM 681 3 AOV GENERAL BIOCHEM 001 0900-0950 M W F tHEM 208 MH CARUTHERS 10 149 LAT 103 5 LATIN REVIEW 001 1300-1350 MTWTHF HALE 105 35 FOR STUDENTS WITH TWO YEARS OF HIGH SCHOOL LATIN. 134 CHEM 685 0-l SEM-BIUCHEMISTRV 701 1600-1650 tHEM 23' 149 LAT 211 3 INTERMEDIATE LATIN 001 130Q-1350 M W EOUC 155 GE RYAN 30 134 CHEM 690 2 SEM-NUClElC ACID CHEM 001 MH CARUTHERS 10 002 1300-1350 M W EDUC 143 30 ••• PREREQ lAT 101-102 OR ThiO YEARS OF HIGH SCHOOL LATIN .. 134 CHEM 691 2 SEM-CEll ORGANELLE CHM 001 ARR Re HALLICK 10 149 LAT 331 3 CAESAR-TAC·lTUS 001 0930-1045 T TH EDUC 330 SM GOLDBERG 134 CHEM 692 2 SEM-REG OF TRANSCRIPT 001 ARR CL CECH lC 149 lAT 455 3 TACITUS 001 1400-1515 T TH EDUC 330 EC KOPFF 10 134 CHEM 693 1 SEM-EUKARVOTIC GENE EX 001 ••• TR tECH 10 SAME AS LAT 555. 134 CHEM 694 2 SEI+-PLANT B IOCHEMISTRV 001 ARR P ALBERSHEIM 10 149 lAT 493 3 ACCEL BEGIN lATIN l. 001 1300-1350 M ·W F HLMS 229 EA FREORICKSMEYER 15 SAME AS lAT 593. 134 CHEM 695 2 SEM-BIOCHEMISTRY 001 RR FALL 10 ••• 149 LAT 555 3 TACITUS 001 1400-1515 T TH EDUC 330 EC KOPFF lC 134 CHEM 696 1 SEM-BIOORGANIC CHEM 001 ARR BM TCLBERT 10 SAME AS lAT 455 .. 134 CHEM 697 1 SEM-BIOORGANI C CHEM 001 IB WILSON 10 149 lAT 593 3 ACCEL BEGIN LATIN 1 001 1300-1350 M W F HLMS 229 EA FREDRICKSMEYER 15 ••• SAME AS LAT 4•n. 134 CHEM 698 2 SEM-STRUCTURAL BIOCHEM 001 DB MC KAY 10 ••• !!Qll..• All 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAl FORM .. 10 VII.. MISCELLANEOUS 149 lAT 600 1-3 AOV GRAD READING 900 ARR 149 LAT 930 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ••• 10 134 CHEM 440 SCIENTIFIC GLASS BlOW 801 1300-1550 T EK E 1850 EH LUTTER 10 lit9 LAT 950 1-3 GRAD INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ••• 1C ~· SECURE CONTROllED ENROLLMENT FORM FROM DEPARTMENT g 134 CHEM 600 0 SEM-OEPT RESEARCH 001 160G-1750 f4TWTHF CHEM 132 30 !:ill.!f.~ All 900 SECTIONS REQUI,RE DEPARTMENTAL FORM.; 134 CHEM 700 1-4 MASTERS THESIS 900 ••• 30 Communication 134 CHEM BOO o-q DOCTORS THESIS 900 3C .t!.Q.!.f,~ All R-TV PRODUCTION COURSES MUST BE ARRANGED THROUGH ••• THE SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM. SEE M HILL OR SB JONESm 134 CHEM 810 10 DOCTORS THESIS 900 3C ••• ANY STUDENT OFFICIALLY ENROLLED FOR A ClASS IN THE 134 CHEM 943 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 40 COMMUNICATION OEPARTME,NT AND WHO, BY THE CLOSE Of THE THIRD CLASS SESSION, FAILS TO ATTEND SUCH CLASS OR 134 CHEM 963 1-6 SPEC TOPICS IN CHEM 900 2C DIRECTLY OR PERSONAllY CCNFIRM TO THE INSTRUCTOR ••• EXPECTATION OF IMMINENT ATTENDANCE, Will BE ADMINI 134 CHEM 999 0 MASTERS DEGREE CANO 900 30 STRATIVELY DROPPED FROM THE CLASS ROSTER AND SPACE ••• MADE AVAILABLE TO ANQTHER QUALIFIED STUDENT,. Chicano Studies li!ill.· PREFERENCE WILL BE GIVEN -TO MAJORS WHERE DEMAND EXCEEDS LIMlTS. JJJU.f• FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT CHICANO STUDIES COURSES COME TO DENNISON. RM 101 .. 150 COMM 102 3 INTERPERS/SM GRP COMM 001 1400-1515 T TH CHEM 140 F DICKSON MARKMAN 5ae . FOR NONMAJORS .. 255 CHST 101 3 INTRO CHICANO STUDIES 001 1230-1345 T TH WDB't 106 12 150, COMM 203 3 INTERPERSONAL COMM 255 CHST 103 3 CHICANO FINE ART & HUM 001 093G-1045 l TH tHEM 201 CC CANDELARIA 30 PRE.QEQ MAJOR IN COMM OR COMPLETION OF COMH 101 OR 102,. REQUIRED FOR MAJORS. 255 CHST 202 3 CHICANO HIST 1848-PRES 001 1300-1350 M W f WDBV 106 AB STAFF 30 001 120G-1250 M W HALE 205 JH RUSHING 30 255 CHST 420 3 SPANISH CULTURE 001 1400-1515 T TH HAlE 104 SR DEL PINO 3C 002 1400-1450 "' w HALE 104 JH RUSHING 30 SAME AS SPAN 420 .. 003 1100-1150 " w HALE 303 3Q 255 CHST 427 3 INTEL HIST & SOC THEO 001 14'00-1650 M BPSY E131 A CAMPA 20 150 COMM 215 3 ORG & S-fof GRP COMM PREREQ MAJOR IN COMM OR COMPLETION Of COMM 101 255 CHST 435 3 THE MEXICAN REVOLUTION 001 110G-1215 T TH GEOL 108 SR DEl PINO 35 OR 102. REQUIREO FOR MAJORS. ~ ALL 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAl FORM .. 001 0930-1045 T TH HAlE 105 SE JONES 25 002 140~1515 T TH, HALE 105 SE JGNES 25 255 CHST 910 1-3 JNOEPENOENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 003 IOOQ-1050 M W F HAlE 105 25 255 CHST 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 150 COMH 231 3 ORAL COMPETENCY 001 0930-1045 T TH HALE 6 20 COURSES OF SPECIAL INTEREST INCLUOE THE FOLLOWING: 002 1100-1215 T TH HALE 104 20 R ST 270 AMERICAN INDIAN RELIGIONS 150 C'()MM 250 3 INFORMATION THEORY 001 Q90~0950 M W F HALE 103 DK DARNElL 175 PREREQ COMM 203, 215 OR 260 FOR MAJORS. PREA.EQ COMM 101 OR Chinese 102 FOR NON-MAJORS. REQUIRED FOR MAJORS • !!!!!!• SEE DEf •ENT OF ORIENTAL LANGUAGES .!1ll.U.. FRESHMEN ARE NOT EliGIBlE FOR 300 LEVEL COURSES. AND u· \JRES. 150 COMM 320 3 ARGUMENTATION 001 093~1045 T TH HALE 303 GA HATTER 22 002 1Z30-U45 T TH HALE 6 ·GA HATTER 22 Classic. . 150 COMM 335 3 CREATIVE DRAMATICS 001 140~1515 T TH HALE 303 PA RHINE 25 150 COMM 369 1-6 PROBS COMM-INTERNSHIP 801 ARR Z5 PREREQ INSTR CONSENT o SECURE A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM FROM OEPAR TMENT • RAHV CZ50 £A FRED111CKSMEYER 300 137 CUS 101 3 STUDY OF !lORDS 001 1500-1550 M W F .!!!!U.• FRESHMEN ARE NOT ELIGIBLE FOR 400 LEVEL COURSES. GUGG 201 RL HGHLfELDER 90 U7. CLAS 105 3 · WLD OF ANCIENT GREEKS 001 010G-0915 T TH UO COHN 418 3 AOV INTERPERSCNAL COMM 001 120~1250 M W F HALE 6 JG SANE AS HIST,j05. 002 140~1450 II W F HALE 6 UT CLAS UO 3 GREEK MYTHOLOGY 001 lJOG-USO II II F tHEM 140 HO nJEN 350 " 18 ODT CRS DEPT CRS NO. DEPV NO. CR TITLE OF COURSE SEt TIM£ DAYS BLDG ROOII INSTRUCTQA UMtT NO. DEPT NO. CA Tl TLE 01' COURSE SEC TillE DAYS BLDG ROOM IIISTRIII:TIIR Lllll'i' FOR COMM 4ZO, 421, 423, 426 AND 4Z1 THE PREREQ FOA IIAJOAS - ANY THRfE OF. THE FOUOIIINGO COMM .!ll!.U.• COSS 9!Q-953 ARE FOR MoA • LEVEL STUDENTS. 203, 215o 260, 320, PREREQ FOR NONIIAJORS - 151 CDSS 950 1-4 INP ST-SPCH/UNG PATH 900 ARR 20 ~~:T:t~~NS!NT, JUNIOR STANDING OR ABOVE REQUIRED 151 CDSS 951 1-4 IND STUDY-AUDIOLOGy 900 AAR 20 UO CllMM 419 SPECIAL TOPICS 001 090Q-0950 M W F HAlE 303 30 151 CDSS 952 1-4 IND ST-UNG/lEARN DIS 900 UR 20 150 COMM 423 3 NONVERBAl DIM OF COIIM 001 UOQ-1215 T TH HAL£ 205 SE JONES i~ 151 tOSS 953 1-4 IND ST-SPCHISCIENCE 900 ARR 20 002 llOQ-1215 T TH HALE 6 F DICKSON MARKMAN .!l!l!!: CDSS 96o-963 ARE FOR PH.Do LEVEL STUDENTS. 150 COMM •z~ 3 ORGANIZATIONAL COMM 001 153G-16~5 T TH HALE GA MATTER 30 151 tOSS 960 1-4 IND Sl-SPCH/LANG PATH 900 ARft 20 150 COMM •26 3 COMM AND CONFL ItT 001 160G-1650 M W F HALE JH RUSHING 25 SAME AS CONN 526 AND C PS 426. 151 tOSS %1 1-4 INO STUDY-AUDIOLOGY 900 ••• 20 150 COMM 427 INTERCUlTURAl COMM 001 UOQ-1150 M II HAlE 6 PA RHINE 30 151 CDSS 962 1-4 lNO ST-LANG/lEARN DIS 900 20 002 130Q-1350 • w HALE 6 PA RHINE 30 ••• SAME AS COMM 527. 151 tOSS 963 1-4 !NO ST-SPEECH SCIENCE 900 ••• 2C 150 COMM 522 1-6 FIELD EXPERIENCE 801 2C 151 tOSS 999 0 MASTERS DEGREE CAND 900 ARR 3C PREREQ GRAD STANDING AND INSTR CONSENT, SECURE A ••• CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM FRDM DEPARTMENT .. Comparative literature 150 COMM 523 3 NONVERBAL DIM OF COMM DOl llOo-1215 T TH HALE 205 SE JONES PREREQ GRAD STANDING. SAME A.S COMH 423. 150 COMM 527 3 INTERCUlTURAL COMM 001 llOQ-1150 M W HALE PA RHINE 154 C LT 484, 3 PHitOSOPHY/LlTERATURE 001 1900-2130 HLMS 229 JP KIMBLE 002 130o-1350 " w HALE PA RHINE SAME AS C LT 584 AND PHIL 473. PREREQ GRAD STANDING.. SAME AS COMM it27 .. 154 C LT 511 3 MEDIEVAL LITERATURE 001 lOOG-1050 M W F ECON 205 EP NOLAN 150 COfi!M 569 1-6 PROBS COHM-JNTERNSHlP 801 ARR 10 INSTR CONSENT. CHECK DEPT BEFORE REGISTERING. PREREO WITH 154 C LT 583 3 GERMAN CIVILIZATION 001 1500-1615 T TH KKNA 112 H SCHMIDT SECURE A CONTROllED ENROllMENT FORM FROM DEPARTMENT. 154 C L T 584 3 PHlLOSOPHV/LJTERATURE 001 l90o-2t30 T HlMS 229 JP ~IMBLE 150 COMM 622 1-6 FIELD EXPER IN COMM 801 ARR 15 SAME AS C LT 48._ AND PHIL 473. PREREQ GRAD STANDING AND INSTR CONSENT • SECURE A CONTROLLED ENROllMENT FORM FROM DEPARTMENT .. 15• C LT 603 3 THE DIALOGUE 001 140o-1515 T TH HLMS 271 RJ SCHOECK 150 COMM 669 1-6 Pfi.OBS IN COMM JNTRNSPS 801 ARR 10 NOTE. All 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM. .r:mli... SECURE A CONTROLLED ENROLlMENT FORM FROM DEPARTMENT., 154 C LT 700 it-6 MASTERS, Tto!ESJS., 900 ARR lC !.Q!lr All 900 SECTUlNS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM. 154 C LT 800 o-9 DOCTORS THESIS 900 2C 150 COMM 700 l-6 MASTERS Tt!ESIS 900 ARR ••• 15• C LT 810 10 DOCTORS lHESI S 900 ARR 150 COMM 800 o-9 DOCTORS THESIS 900 ARR 154 LT 950 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 2C 150 COMM 810 10 DOCTORS THESIS 900 ARR 154 LT 999 0 MASTERS DEGREE CAND 900 ARR 3C 150 COMM ~no 1-6 INDEPENDENT STUDV 900 ARR UNDERGRADUATE LEVEL. Computer Science 150 COMM 950 1-10 MASTERS IND STUDY 900 30 ••• SEE LlSTINGS UNDER THE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING 150 COMM 960 1-6 DOCTORAL !NO STUDY 900 ••• 3C AND APPLIED SCIENCE. 150 COMM 999 0 MASTERS DEGREE CANO 900 ••• 3C Communication Disorders and Speech Science Conflict and Peace Studies 158 C PS 940 l-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 All 900 SECTlONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM,. SECURE NOTE. ALL 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM. FORM ONE MONTH PRIOR TO REGJSTRATJON. S'f'UilbTS INTERESTED IN THE CONfliCT AND PEACE STUDIES PROGRAM HAY TAKE. THE FOLLOWING COURSES: SOC All 800 SECTIONS REQUIRE A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT PSY 21t5 PSY CF SOC PROBS COMM 426 COMM AND CONFLICT FORM. SECURE FORM FROM CEPARTMENT TWO WEEKS PRIOR TO REGISTRATION. P SC lt29 ALTERNATIVE WORLD FUTURES P SC lt67 MILITARY IN POLITICS SOC PEACEMAKING 151 COSS 200 3 VOICE AND DICTION 476 SOC 482 CONFLICT MANAGEMENT STUDENTS MUST REQUEST SEC 001 PlUS ~NE REC. 001 150G-!650 i4 DP G G020 EG JANCOSEK liC Dance REC-VOI CE AND DICTION R002 080o-oa5o T TH toss 230 EG JANCOSEK 22 R003 090Q-0C}50 T TH CDSS 230 EG JANCOSEK 22 l!Q..U.. SEE DEPARTMENT Of THEATRE AND DANCE. ROOo\ lOOo-1050 T TH CDSS 230 EG JANCOSEK 22 R005 190o-2050 T cess 230 EG JANCOSEK 22 R006 190o-2050 tOSS 230 EG JANCOSEK 22 Economics 151 CDSS 210 3 INTRO COMM OJSORDERS 001 llOo-1150 M W F F A N141 RS WEISS 150 163 ECON 201 4 PRIN OF MACRO ECDN Ul tOSS 304 3 GENERAL PHONETICS 001 0930-1045 T TH BUS 2.ft9 EG JANCOSEK 1C OPEN TO FRESHMAN WJTH ESTIMATED PROBABlllTY fOR MAJORS AND NONMAJOAS .. OF 2.0 AVERAGE-80S OR ABOVE. 151 COSS 370 2 MANUAL COMMUNICATION 1 801 140Q-1't50 TH cess 230 Jl RICHARDS 25 100 140G-1450 M W F GEOL 121 15C 802 150D-155Q TH coss 230 JL RICHARDS 2~ !!Q.!L SECURE A CONTROllED ENROlLMENT FORM FROM DEPARTMENT,. REC-PRIN OF MACRO ECON Rill noo-n 5o T ECON 2 33 Rll2 OSO,o-0850 w ECON 119 33 Rll3 llOG-1150 ECON 2 35 151 COSS 450 4 SPEECH DISORDERS 1 001 1230-1'tl5 M W tOSS 230 PR RAMIG 55 w Rll5 1200-1250 ECON 2 33 CA GRAY .F Rll6 130o-l-.- 50 F ECON 2 33 PREREQ CDSS 304. 305 AND 308. PRJN OF MACRO ECON 200 oaoo-oeso M W F GUGG 201 11:10 SCHULZE 180 REC-PIU N OF MACRO ECON R2ll 1200.... 1250 w ECON 2 33 001 1000-1050 M CDSS 230 J KING 25 ~'!RE~~~S DR 4~gRE~ CD~~s!:ri. t COTHERAPY R212 1300-1350 w ECON 2 33 R21.3 130G-l350 TH. ECON 2 35 R214 1700-1750 TH ECON 2 33 151 COSS 470 3 AUDIOLOGY 1 001 lSOo-1630 M W cess 230 RH SWEETMAN 55 R215 140Q-1450 F ECON 2 33 WJ ROUSH R216 1500-1550 F ECON 2 33 PREREQ COSS 305~ 308~ RA ZU8-ROW 450 PRJN OF MACRO ECON 300 120~1250 " w f tHEM l'tO REC-PRIN OF MACRO ECON R311 OBOG-0850 T ECON 119 32 151 COSS 520 3 PSVCHOLING LANG BEH 001 1630-1750 M W CDSS 230 3C t R312 oeoo-osso TH ECON 119 32 PREREC CDSS 450 OR JNSTR CONSENT • R313 090o-0950 M ECON 119 32 R314 0800-0850 w ECON 205 32 151 CDSS 55~ 2 STUTTERING-THEA & RES 001 1300-1450 CDSS 230 PR RAMIG 30 R315 0900-0950 w ECON 119 32 PREREQ COSS 450-451 .. R316 150o-1550 w' ECON 2 32 R317 160G-l650 w ECON 2 32 151 COSS 556 3 NEUROGENIC COf4MUN OJ S 001 180Q-2045 TH tOSS 230 LA RAMJG 30 R318 090Q-0950 ECON 119 32 OJ BtiTTENBERG R319 o8oo-oe5o M ECON 2 32 PREREO tOSS 45I. R320 090G-09_50 T ECON 2 32 R321 100o-1050 T ECCN 2 32 AL WEISS 151 tOSS 567 3 SP/lANG/LRNG APPRA1S 001 llOG-1230 M W tOSS 230 30 R.322 1400-1450 T ECON 2 32 PREREQ COSS 450-'t51. R323 090D-0950 TH ECON 2 35 R324 lltOQ-1450 TH ECON 2 32 151 co j10 2 CONSEFW HANG SCH & ]NO 001 1500-1550 M W cess 250 RF KRUG 20 R325 150Q-1550 TH ECON 2 32 PRERL 1SS 47G-It71• COREQ tOSS 676 FOR ONE CREDIT HOUR. PRIN Of MACRO ECON •oo 130G-1350 M W F HALE 103 150 REC-PRIN OF MACRO ECON Rltll 090Q-0950 T ECON 119 33 151 CL -' 574 3 SEM-ASSESS OF HEARNG 1 001 0800-0950 coss 250 \!IJ ROUSH 15 R412 1'700-1750 TH ECON 119 35 ONE HUUR lAB PER WEEK TO BE ARRANGED. R413 oeoo-oeso F ECON 205 33 R414 0900-0850 ~ ECON 119 33 151 CDSS 580 ~ CO!IMUN SK HRNG IMP 001 1600-1720 T TH coss 230 RF KRUG 30 Rlt15 090Q-0950 M ECON 2 32 PREREQ tOSS 411. PRIN OF MACRO ECON 500 UOD-1215 T TH DP G G030 BW POULSCN 300 REt-PAIN OF MACRO ECON R511 110o-ll50 M ECON 2 33 151 tOSS 601 3 RES NETH IN CDSS oo1 oeoo-o92o " w Y HCRH 30 R512 120o-1250 M ECCN 2 33 R513 noo-n5o H ECON 2 33 IIIli£.. All 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE A DEPARTMENTAL FORM. R514 150D-1550 M ECON 2 33 R515 0800-0850 ECON 2 33 151 COSS 609 1-3 PROBS IN COSS 900 ••• R516 090.o-0950 ECON 2 33 R517 IOOo-1050 ECON 2 33 151 CDSS 617 1-3 PRACTICUM I VCICE EVAL 900 ARR LA RAMIG R518 lT00-1750 ECON 205 33 PREREO tOSS 451. SECURE A CONTROLlED ENROLLMENT FORM R519 080D-0850 ECON 2 33 FRO~ DEPARTMENT. R520 0900-0950 ECON 2 33 !illll.. THIS PAACT!CUII MEHS EVERY THURSo 133o-1530 IN R521 1500-1550 ECON 119 33 CDSS. ~M 393. R522 150o-l550 F ECON 119 33 PRJ N OF MACRO ECON 600 140G-1515 T TH GUGG 205 1 MORRI SSETT 90 151 tOSS 656 1-4 PftAC 1-SPlNG LANG ·1NT 9DO CA GRAY REC-PRIN OF MACRO ECON R611 ll00-1150 F ECON 2 33 ••• R612 1000-1050 M ECON 2 33 151 CDSS 657 1-3 PRAC 1-SP LNG LRNG APP 900 ARR R.J S!lfEETMAN 15 R613 lltOG-1450 W ECON 2 H PREREO CDSS 567. STUDENTS MUST RESERVE 083o-l700 THURS PRIN OF MACRO ECON 650 1500-1550 H W GEOl 121 15C AND lOOQ-:-1050 FRJ FOR CLASS MEETING IN COSS. RM 230. JN REC-PRIN OF MACRO ECON R651 0800-0850 FCON 119 33 ADDITION TO APPRAISAL TIMES. A GNE-HOUR PLANNI~G MEETING R652 1200-1250 M .. ON 119 33 WILl BE ARRANGED. R653 uoo-uso T ::\:.ON 119 33 R654 1200-1250 w ECON 119 33 151 COSS 658 1-4 PRAC 1-SP LNG LANG INT 900 ARR RJ S~HTMAN 30 R655 ll00-1150 TH ECON 119 33 PREREQ CDSS 469. CLINICIANS MUST MEET FRio IOOo-1050 IN COSS. RM 2~0. 163 ECCN 202 -\ PRIN OF MICRO ECON 100 llOG-1215 T TH HLMS 199 100 REC-PRIN OF MICRO ECON Rlll 1700-1750 M ECON 2 33 151 CDSS 659 7 INTERN-PUS SCH SP CORR 900 ARR RJ S~EETMAN 20 Rll2 1000-lO!liO TH ECON 119 33 Rll3 150o-1550 T ECDN 2 34 151 CDSS 669 PRAC 2-~P-LANG INTERN 900 ARR RJ S~EETMAN 20 PRIN OF MICRO ECON 200 150Q-1550 M, W F IJP" G G030 8 UDIS 300 REC-PRIN OF MICRO ECON R211 160D-1650 M DP G G131 33. 151 COSS 676 1-3 'PRAC 1-CCNSER~ HANG 900 ARR RF KRUG 25 R212 OSOQ-0850 T ECON 2 33 PREREO OR tOREQ tOSS 570. STUDENTS MUST MEET FRio RZU l!Oo-1150 T ECON 2 33 100Q-1050, tOSS RM 230. R2H l30G-1350 f. DP G OO~l 33 R215 oeoo-oaso TH ECON 2 33 151 tOSS 677 1-3 PRAC l-AUD APPRAISAL 900 ARR "J ROUSH 20,. R216 llOQ-1150 TH ECON 2 33 RH SkEETMAN R217 120G-1250 TH MUEN 0~46 33 PREREO tOSS •7o, 471. CLINICIANS. MEET FRI, 120o-1250, R218 lOOo-1050 T ECON 119 36 CDSS. RM 25"0 AND FAJ, 100G-1Q50• CDSS, RM' 230. R219 IOOQ-1050 ECON 2 33. R220 090G-0950 T HALE 302 33 151 CDSS 678 l-3 PRAC 1-AUO INTERVNTN 900 ARR WJ ROUSH 20 PRIN OF MICRO ECON 300 l'tOo-1450 M W F HLMS 252 120 RF KRUG REC-PR!N OF MICRO EtON R3ll noo-1350 M ECON 119 34 PREREO CDSS 470, 471. CLINICIANS MEET lOOo-1050 IN CDSS, R312 uoo-13so w ECON U9 RM 230 AND ONE ,HOUR PER WEEK TO BE ARRANGED. R313 l60G-1650 J ECON 2 34·~ R310 160o-1650 TH EtOrt 2 34 151 tOSS 6B9 .4-8 PRAC 2-AUD INTERN 900 ••• WJ ROUSH 20 R315 090G-0950 TH HALE 302 34 R316 090o-0950 F MUEN 03~6 34 151 CDSS 100 l-•· MASTERS THESIS 900 20 PRIN OF MICRO ECON 400 153o-1645 T TH HLMS 201 100 ••• REC-PRIN Of MICRO ECON Rltll l40o-H5D ECON 2 33 151 tOSS 79~ 2 DOCTORAL PRACTlCUM 900 20 R412 lZOo-1250 "T ECON 2 33 ••• R413 1600-1650 ECON 2 151 CDSS 795 2 PRAC 3-tLJNIC SUPERV 900 20 " •• ••• 163 ECON 35-' 3 ENVIRONMENTAL ECON 001 HOo-1515 T TH ECON 117 PE GRAVES 76 151 cDss 796 2 .PRAC ,._CliNIC ADMIN 900 ••• 20 PREREQ ECDN 202. NO CREDIT FOR STUDENTS MAJORING IN ECONOMICS. 151 tOSS 797 PRAC .5-RSCH COORD 900 ••• 20 163 ECON 381 4 I NTRO TO ECON STAT 151 toss· 798 2 PRAC 6-CLASS JNSTR 900 ••• 20 PREREQ ECON 201-202 AND MATH 107-108 OR EQU!Vo 151 CDSS 800 o-9 DOCTORS THESIS 900 ARR 20 100 IOOQ-1050 M W F ECON 117 71 REC-INTRO TO ECON STAT RU1 I60o-1650 F ECON 2 33 151 tOSS 810 10 DOCTORS THESIS 900 ARR 15 Rll2 IZOo-1250 F ECON 119 33 INTRO TO ECON STAT 200 090G-0950 M W F ECON 117 76 151 COSS 910 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 REC-INTRO TO ECDN SUT R211 0800.0850 M ECON 205 FOR LOWER-DIVISION UNDERGRADUATES. R212 lZOo-1250 W ECDN 117 40 151 COSS 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 U~ ECCN 401 3 ECON EDUCATION 801 l20G-U50 M W F ECON 16 RF MC NOWN 10 FOR UPPER-DIVISION UNDERGRADUATES. PREREQ ECON 407-408. SECURE A CONTROlLED ENROLLMENT FORM FROM DEPARTMENT. 19 ----- 'oEPT CRS OEPT Cll.S OAYS Nil.: 'OEPT 1110. Cll. nn.e OF COURSE SEC OAVS &lOG ROOII INST.RUCTOR , ll!llf, NO. QEPf NO •. CR • '1'tfLE OF CoURSE SEC l6• ecotl ,402 S ,ECOH ,f:OUCATION eot UOG-lZ50 II 4ol f ECON 16 ~~~ SlfiGEU. PReliEO ECON -Of_,08. SECURE A CIINTIUJU.EO £NROLUIENT 001 llOO·'lZJS 'f. fM Z.S FORM I'IUIII OEI'AIITIII!HT. HLMS 26 7 Fit G~AHE, l6J ECCII 40? ~ lNTERIIED ,MICftC iHRY l 001 UOG-USO' II 'II F INTIIO 1'0 ORAliA 001 OIOD-08$0 ,M ,w F 14UIIs zn ~ ·GDLilFIIflfl ooz uoo-uu v, '" ECOH t U ER MOREY 002 IOOG-\050 t1 t1 F' tout U6 SM l>OLOFAI!B ooJ uoo-tzso • u .., l l6i ECON Ul 3 PUBLIC f'lii&Ht£ l HALE !OJ ~R ALII! SAME AS ECOH 52l. U.S EC!lfl 'US :J URBAN ECONOMICS 0111 093(1-1045 ' 111 EtllN U I U.J £CON ~z 3 .INT£11NATIONAL FINANCE 001 l40G-l4SO II II f' ECON UJ FR j;UHE 60 nz ENGL t~o s iNTitO AMERICAN WRITER'$ SAME AS ECDN 54£ • ON NEW C11LLEGE U U • l\lllVE. STUDENTS· WHO tiAVE ..CftEOif IN ENOl 266 WILt. toOT «Et£1VE 163 El;QN 451 3 ECONOMIC, HI ST OF EUR 001 tSOG-lS50 I! td F Ec;i)N U? JP PCWElSON CREOlf FOR 'ENill l60. , .SAME AS ECON SSl. ooa o$oo-osso 11 w F i 163 ECCN 658 3 WORLD AGRICUL TORE oo1 oaoo-o<.ns 1 TH ECON 16 kf OINEN 20 FOR ENGL _302 AND 305, STUDENTS ·MUST SUBMIT MANUSCRIPTS AND SECURE CONTROLlED ENROLLMENT 2C, 163 ECON 671 3 URBAN REGIONAL TQPICS 001 1100-1215 T TH CHEM 309 LD S INGElL FORMS FROM DEPARTMENT. THESE COURSES MAY EACH BE TAKEN Tt-IREE THIES. 163 EcoN 678 3 ECON DE V PROBLEMS 001 1900-2130 HLMS 251 JP PCWELSCN 2C 172 ENGl 305 3 lNTERHEO FICTIQN WKSHP 801 1400-1650 TH HUIS 285 R SUKENICK 'zc 163 ECCN 683 3 SEM-ECONOMETR ICS 001 153Q-1645 l TH ECCN 119 RF MC NCWN 3C 172 ENGl 315 3 REPORT. WRITING 001 130D-1350 M ~ F HLMS 2B5 zc !!9..ll.,." All 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM,. 002 1400-1450 M W F -HLMS 285 20 163 ECON 700 2-6 MASTERS THESIS 900 3C 172 ENGL 322 3 FOLKLORE 1 001 093Q-1045 T TH HUtS 287 MJ PRESTCN 35 163 ECCN 800 G-9 DOCTORS TtiESIS 900 ARR 3C 172 ENGL 326 3 WCMEN WRITERS 001 1300-1350 M W F HlHS 137 EA ROSERTSCN 30 SAME AS WMST 326 .. 163 ECON 810 10 DOCTORS THESIS 900 30 ••• 172 ENGL 350 3 SURVEY BRITISH LIT l 001 120G-l250 M W F HAlE 303 JA STEVENSON 80 163 ECON 910 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY ARR 2C 172. ENGL 360 3 BIBLE AS U,TERATURE 001 12:30-1345 T TH CHEf!! 207 RM SCHWARTZ 35 163 ECCN 920 1-3 INDEPENDENT S TUOV 900 ARR 2C ZC 172 ENGL 365 3 SURVEY AMERICAN l !T 1 001 1000-1050 M W F HUtS 137 JK FCLSOM 163 ECCN 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ••• 2 C 172 ENGL 366 3 SURVEY AM.ERJCAN LIT 2 001 0900-0950 J" W F HL,.MS 137 CH NtLCN 163 ECCN 941. 1-3 tNDEPENCENT STUDY 900 ~ ARR 20 172 ENGL 368 3 20Ttl CENT AMERICAN LIT 001 1100-1150 M W F HUtS 199 JK F-CLSOM !OC 163 ECON 950 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 112 ENGL 385 3 NEW OIR: FEMINIST CR!T 001 0930-1045 T TH HLHS 285 SH JUHASZ 35 163 ECON 960 1-6 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR JQ 172 ENGl. 386 NEW DIR: CRIT THEORY 001 1400-1515 T TH HLMS -137 JR KINCAID 35 163 ECCN 999 0 MASTERS DE-GREE CAND 900 ••• 172 ENGl 390 3 SP TPCS: WORLC DRAMA 001 U00-1Zl5 T TH HUIS Z8S Al t(ISTNER 35 172 ENGL 391 3 FICTION STRUCTURES 001 1400-1650 T HLNS 287 R STEINER 25 English JUNIOR HONORS SEMINAR. t!lli.· All MAJORS MUST COME TO THE DEPARTMENT TO BE ADVISED 112 -ENGL 394 3 CHAUCER: TROILUS 001 0900-0950 M W F HLMS 287 EA RC6ERTSON 35, DURING THE WEEK Of' CONTINUING STUDENT REGISTRATION. I i2 ENGL ~91 ~ SHAKESPEARE 001 0900-0950 14 W F ECON 205 LM &Rill 31 !IIWi.· STUDENTS CONTEMPLATING AN ENGLISH MAJOR, ESPECIALLY 002 li00-1150 M W f liLHS 237 ME NEL$0N 35 THC!SE HAVING ADVANCED PLACEMENT CREDIT, MUST CONSULT 003 lZOG-1250 M -W F HLMS 131 EA fi:CBERTSON 35 WITH THE DEPARTMENT BEfORE TAKING ANY FURTHER OOlt 0930-1045 T TH HALE lOft S MANDEL 60 LOWER DIVISION ENGLISH COURSES. 005 1230-1345 T fH HUtS Z.Jl RA SANER 35 ADMINISTRATIVE DROPS - STt.JDENTS MAY BE DROPPED 112 ENGL 398 3 SHAKESPEARE 001 1100-1215 T TH CL SQUIER 35 FROM CLASSES FOR NON-ATTENDANCE, ESPECIALLY AFTER THE FIRST WEEK OF ClASSES. 172 ENGL 400 3 LIT AND PSYCH NOTE. COMPLETION OF 36 SEMESTER HOURS .COLLEGE CREDIT EXPOSITORY WRITING COURSES ARE OfFERED UNOER THE IS REQUIRED FOR ALL 400 LEVH CCURSES. AUSPICES OF THE COLLEGE EXPOSITORY WRIT·ING PROGRAM ICEWPI. SEE DEPARTMENT OF A & S (1061. 001 l100-U50 H W F HLMS 287 tl PROUDFIT 35 HZ ENGL 119 3 INTRO CREATIVE WRITING 001 0800-0850 M 10 F HLMS , 104 20 002. 080G-:0850 M _w -F COTT 104 20 112 ENGL 402 3 AOV POETRY WORKSHOP 801 15011-1150 T COTT 104 SA KATZ 2C 003 090o-0950 M W F CCTT 104 20 004 0900-0950 M W F HLM$ 104 20 FOR ENGL ltOZ AND 405 -STUDENT MUST -SUBMIT MANUSCRIPTS 005 IOOQ-1050 ~ W F COTT 104 20 AND SECURE A CONTROLlED ENROLLMENT FORM FROM DEPART- 006 1100-1.150 M W F COTT 104 20 MENT. THESE COURSES MAV EACH BE TAKEN THREE TIMES. 001 1100-1150 M W F HUIS 104 20 008 1200-1250 M W f HLKS 104 20 172 ENGL 405 3 AOV FICTION WCRKSHOP 801 1400-1650 TH HLMS 287 PH PERERA 20 009 0800-0915 1 TH COH 104 20 010 08011-0915 T TH HLMS 104 20 112 ENGL 422 3 MOO BRIT/IRISH NOVEL 001 1230-1345 T TH HLMS 137 J MEYERS 011 0930-1045 T TH COTT 104 zo 012 0931!-1045 T TH CHEM 208 20 172 ENGl 42:3 3 AMERICAN NOVEL 001 0930-1045 T TH BPSY E123 .JN GRAHAM OU llOG-1215 T TH CHEM 208 20 014 1100-1215 T TH HUNT 203 20 112 ENGL 425 3 MODERN NOVEl 002 0930-1045 TH ECCN 205 '80 BASSOFF 015 12311-1345 T TH con to• 20 172 ENGL 436 3 , MODERN ORA"A 001 1100-1215 T TH HLMS 131 JH CROUCH 112 ENGL 120 3 INTRO TO fiCTION 001 0800-0850 M W F HLIIS 2B5 CL PROUDFIT 3'5 002 09011-0950 M W f HLMS 285 CL PROUDFIT 35 172 ENGL 449 3 PROBS IN UTEAARY THEO 001 HOG-1650 M HLMS 104 PF MICHELSCN 003 0900-0950 M' W F HLMS 245 35 SAME AS ENGL 5U. 004 10011-1050 M W F KTCH 118 35 005 10011-1050 M W , 'F BPSY £123 JW DCNALD 35 112 ENGL 450 3 MEDIEVAl LITERATURE 001 1000-1050 M W F ECON 205 EP NOLAN 30 006 !100-1150 M W F BPSY E131 JW D~NALD 35 SAME AS C Uf 511. 001 12011-l%50 M W F HALE 103 DA BURGER 175 008 lJ00-1350 M W F HLMS 281 Hl SAWIN u 112 ENGL 45J 3 RENAl SSANCE IN ENGLAND 001 09311-1045 T TH CHEN S09 AL KISTNER 009 HOG-1450 M W F HAlE 105 n 010 uoo-uso M w F HLMS U7 J5 112 ENGL 056 3 EARLY ROIIANT!CS oot uoo-uso " 11 F HLMS 137 KG THOMAS 011 0800-0915 f TH HLIIS UT MD SAMUElS , 012 093o-l045 T TH HlMS U7 110 SAMUELS 35 IU ENGl 460 3 EARlY VICTORIAN$, oot uoo-uso " w F HLMS 281 Hl CSAWIII OU 0938-1045 T TH HLIIS ZJ7 CL SIIUIER , o1~ uoo-uu T TH HLIIS ZU , 1?2 ENGl ~JZ COIITEMP AFRDO M LIT 001 UOG-1215 f TH KTCH SOl 110 SAMUElS 015 l23G-UU f TH HLM$ 81 ,, 016 1530-16~5 f TH HALE 104 J5 20 DEPT CAS OIPT CAS NO. DEPT NO. tR TITl.E 01' tOUilSE SEC DAYS BlDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR LIMIT 1111. DEPT NO. CR Tl TU Of COURSE SEC TIME DAYS BLDG 1W01t lllliiWCTOR UIUY COURSES 49Q-497 ARE TOPICS AND MA~OR AUTHORS IN 111 F A 101 3 BASIC DRAWING 001 UOQ-1715 T TH F A N275 Cl RfHM AMERICAN l BRITISH LITERATURE. PREREQ JS SENIOR MAY NOT BE REPEATED, STANDING. OPEN TO ENGLISH MAJORS ONLY, EXCEPT BY PER"ISSION OF DEPARTMENT. NOT OPEN TO GRADUATE I 77 F A 200 3 ORA~ lNG 001 080Q-1Zl5 T TH F A N275 tL REHM STUDENTS. PREREQ F A 100 OR 101 AND AN ADDITIONAL 100 LEVEL F A STUDIO COURSE. MAY BE REPEATED ONCE. 112 ENGL 490 3 . SEll-ANAlYZING PROSE 001 190D-2150 " HlMS 285 LA MOSKOVIT 15 S&ME AS ENGL 510. 177 F A 300 3 DRAWING AND ANATOMY 001 UOQ-1550 M W F F A C175 JF SAMPSON 29 PREREQ SIX HOURS F A 200. MAY BE"REPEATEO ONCE. 172 ENGL 491 SEll-MODERNISM IN LIT 001 UOD-1250 M W F HLMS 255 Et WHITE 20 001 080D-1215 T TH F A C175 tE EADES 10 172 ENGl. 492 3 SE,._•ED!EVAL TALE 001 HOO-llt50 Pli W f HLMS 137 OA BURGER TAUGHT 112 ENGL 499 3 HONORS THESIS 001 ••• 2C 177 F A 500 3 GRADUATE DRAWING 001 OBOD-1215 T TH F A Cl75 LE EADES 15 THE FOlLOWING COURSES ARE PRIMARILY FOR GRADUATE TAUGHT WITH F A 400. .!!!!!!· STUDENTS. OPEN TO QUAliFIED SENIORS WITH INSTR CONSENT. II· PHOTtiGRAPHV 172 ENGL 510 3 SE~ANALYZJNG PROSE 001 190Q-2150 M HUtS 285 LA MOSKOVIT SAME AS ENGL it90. 1 ALL PHOTO CLASSES HA~E TWO 9G-MINUTE LECTURES, 172 ENGL 511 3 TEACHING LITERATURE 001 uoo-uso M w F ECON 205 M BJCKMAN SIX HOURS OF LAB PEA WEEKo AND A REQUIRED UB U00-1250 M W F con 104 ASSESSMENT, UNLESS OTHER'-ISE INDICATED. 172 ENGL 512 3 RDGS IN 20TH CENTURY 001 140o-1650 TH HLMS !OAt S MANDEL 15 177 F A 216 3 BEGINNING PHOTO 1 PREREQ SOPHOMORE STANDING. MAY NOT BE REPEATED. THREE 172 ENGL 513 3 PROBS IN LITERARY THEO 001 1400-1650 M HLMS 104 PF MICHELSO~ HOURS LAS SCHEDULED PLUS THREE HOUR5 ADOITICNAL LAB TO BE SAME AS ENGl. it49 .. ARRANGED PER WEEK.. , 172 ENGL 51olt 3 SP TPC-WRH CRIT ESSAY 001 150D-1750 T HLMS 285 PM LEVITT 15 010 093D-1055 T TH F A N163 25 LAB-BEGINNING PHOTO 1 LOll 110G-1230 T TH F A Nl06 25 172 ENGL 520 3 18TH CENTURY NOVEL 001 1900-2150 M HLMS 104 JA S TEVENSCN 15 BEGINNING PHOTO 1 020 103G-1155 F A Nl63 SR FITCH 25 LAB-BEGINNING PHOTO 1 L021 090Q-1025 " "w F A N106 SR FITCH 25 l:llru.· All 800 SECTIONS REQUIRE A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT BEGINNING PHOTO 1 030 l300-H25 T TH F A Nl63 25 FORM.. SECURE FOFI.M FROM DEPARTMENT • LAB-BEGINNING PHOTO 1 L031 l.lt3G-1600 1 TH F A N106 25 15 172 ENGl 521 2-6 POETRY ~ORK SHOP 801 150D-l750 TH COTT 104 SR KATZ 177 F A 217 3 BEGINNING PHOTO 2 010 090o-l025 M W F A N163 25 LAB-BEGINNING PHOTO 2 lOll 103G-1200 M W F A Nl06 25 172 ENGL 523 1-6 FICTION WORKStiOP 801 1500-1750 TH C()TT 104 SR KAT2 PREREQ F A 216. MAV NOT BE REPEATED. THREE HOURS LA8 SCHEDULED PlUS THREE HOURS ADDITIONAL LAB TO BE ARRANGED 172 ENGL 525 3 NON-F.ICTION WCRKSHOP 801 1900-2150 T con 104 E . DORN PER WEEK. 172 ENGl 529 3 RECENT FICTION 801 1900-2150 TH CCTT 104 R SUKENJCK 15 177 F A 319 3 INTERMEO PHOTOGRAPHY 001 130G-1430 M W F A Nl63 SR FITCH 20 PREREQ FA 216 AND 217 OR EQUIV. SIX HOURS LAB TO PREREQ FOR 600 LEVEL COURSES - M.A. DEGREE OR BE ARRANGED PER WEEK. MAV BE REPEATED ONCE· !NSTR CONSENT. T TH F A N163 10 1 3 0 172 ENGL 6(10 3 SHAKESPEARE 001 1900-2150 -T HLMS 104 RA SANER 15 17 ~RE=E~ F : ~i6 AND A~r~N~~~ ~~~t~g~:~HriF 319 0~ ~0U;~?o-~:~O HOURS LAB ARRANGED PER WEEK. TAUGHT WITH F ~ 419o MAY BE 15 172 ENGL 601 3 EDITH WHA~TON 001 190D-2150 HLMS 104 CC CANOELAR lA REPEATED. 172 ENGL 610 3 STRUC OF ··cANTER TALES 001 l-40Q-1650 HLMS 104 DC BAKER 15 177 F A H8 3 NEW DIRECTIONS-PHOTO 001 1500-1630 T TH F A Nl63 CJ ROITZ 10 PREREO f A 216 AND 217 OR· ECIUJV. TAUGHT WlTH F A 518. All 900 SECTIONS REQUJRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM .. SIX HOURS LAB TO BE ARRANGED PER WEEK. MAY BE REPEATED. 172 ENGL 700 0-6 MASTERS THESIS 900 ARR 2C .!!!il1: TOPIC WILL DEAL WJTH ELECTRONIC MEDIA AND PERFORMANCe. 172 ENGl 800 Q-9 OotlOAS THESIS 900 2C ••• 10 1 1230 T TH F A N163 172 ENGL 810 10 DOCTORS THESIS 900 ••• 2 C ll~RE=E~ F :~~16! 2l~D:~~C~~Xp~g~~~R~=H: A 319 g~ EQ~~~~ SIX HOURS LAB TO BE ARRANGED PER WEEK. TAUGHT- WITH 112 fNGL 9!0 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 2C F A -411. MAY BE REPEATED. 172 ENGL 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 · ARA ZQ 177 F A 517 3 GRADUATE PHtJT.CGRAPHY 001 190G--2150 w F A N185 tJ ROITZ 10 T-AUGHT WITH F A 519. 172 ENGL 950 1-5 INDEPENDENT SlUDV 900 ARR 2C 150D-1630 T TH F A N163 CJ ROITZ 10 112 ENGL 951 1-3 TUTORIAl-"EOIEVAL ST 900 ARR 112 ENGl 952 1-3 TUTORIAL-RENAISSANCE 900 ••• 190D-2150 F A N185 CJ ROITl ZO 17~A~H; wti~9F : ;~AOUATE PHOTCGRAPHY 001 172 ENGL 953 "t:_3 TUTOR1AL-l8TH CENTURY 900 ••• 51 112 ENGL 954 1-3 TUTORJA&,-l9TH CENTURY 900 ARR 20 Ill. PAINTING 172 ENGl 955 1-3 TUTORIAL-AMERICAN ST 900 20 ••• ·!!!UL- BFA MAJORS SHOUL'D REGISTER FOR F A 121 RATHER THAN !72 ENGL 95& 1-3 TUTORIAL-MOOICONTEHP 900 ARR 20 F A 120. 172 ENGL 957 1-3 TUTORIAL-LJT THEORY 900 ARR 20 117 F A 120 2 BASIC PAINTING 001 lOOG-1150 M It F F A N10.3· RR ECKER· 25 002 080Q-101f.5 T .TH F A N103 2~ 2C 172 ENGt. 958 l-3 TUTORJAb.. LANG & RHET 900 ••• MAY NOT BE REPEATED. 172 ENGL 959 1-3 TUTORIAL-CREATIVE WRTG 900 ARA 2 C 177 F A 12:1 3 BAS-IC PAINTING 001 I30o-1550 M W F F N103 OOZ 130G-1715 T TH F N103 LE EADES 20 172 ENGl 960 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ••• HAY NOT BE REPEATED. 172 ENGL 961 1-3 ADV MEDIEVAL STUDIES 900 ARR 20 177 F A 220 3 PAINTING 001 130D-l550 M W F F A Cl03 GE WCOCMAN 25 PREREO F A 120 OR 121 PLUS ONE ADDITIONAL 100 LEVEL FINE' 20 172 ENGl 962- 1-3 ADV RENAISSANCe ST 900 ARR ARTS COURSE. 112 ENGl 963 1-3 AOV 18TH· CENTURY ST 900 20 177 F A 223 3 LIFE PAINTING 001 130Q-1715 T·lH F A Cl03 CS FCRSIIAN ••• PREREO F A 120 OR 121 AND SIX HOURS 220. COURSE HAS 172 ENGl. 96ft 1-3 AOV 19TH CENTURY ST 900 ARR 20 REQUIRED MODEL 'ASSESSMENT FEE .. 112 ENGL 965 1-3 ADV ZOTH CENTUAV ST 900 20 177 F A 320 3 INTERMEDIATE P.AINTI,NG 001 O&OG-1050 M W F F A C103 LS HERRlTT 20 ••• PRERHl' SIJ:( HOURS OF F A 220. MAY BE REPEATEEt 20 l"U. E~Gt. '966 1-3 AOV- AMERl(A'N STUDIES 900 ARP. ONCE. 20 171 F A 420 3 ADVANCED PAINTING 001 O&OD-1215 T T>t 172 ENGL '967 1-3 AOV CIU TICAL HIEORV 900 ARR F A Cl03 CS FORSMAN 2C PREREO SIX HOUR$ OF F A 220 AND SIX HOURS OF F A 320. 172 ENGL 968 1-3 ADV LANG/AHET STUDIES 900 ARR 20 MAY BE REPEATED .. 172 ENGL 999 0 MASTERS DEGREE CAND 900 ARR 3C I 77 F A 520 3 GRADUATE PAINTING 001 1300-1715 T TH F A Cl3C3 JW KUNKEL 25 English as a Second ·language IV. •ATERMEDIA PAINTING ~ SEE DEPARTMENT Of LINGUISTICS .. 177 F A 330 3 WATERMEOIA PAINTING 1 001 090o-U50 M W F F A Cl53 LR W'LFE 002 130Q-11J5 T TH F A Cl53 EE MATTHEIOS 117 F A 331 3 WATERMEDIA PAINTING 2 001 UOD-1550 M W F F A C153 LR WQLFE Experimental Studies PREREO F A 330 OR EQUJV. F A 221 RECOMMENDED. !m!.l• SEE INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES, CENTER FOR HAY NOT BE REPEATED. TAUGHT WITH F A 430 AND 530. 177 f A 430 3 AOV WATERMEDIA PTG 001 l30Q-1550 M W F F A Cl53 LR WOLFE PREREO F A 330 AND 331 OR- EOUJV. HAV BE REPEATED. Film Studies TAUGHT WJTH F A 331 & 530 • .l:U.1ll.a. SEE DEPARTMENTAl LISTINGS AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES 177 F A 530 3 GRAD WATERMEDJA PTG 001- l.lOQ-1550. M W F F A Ct53 lR WCHE FOR COURSES DEALING WHOLLY OR IN SIGNIFICANT DEGREE TAUGHT WITH F A 331 AND 430. WITH FILM OR PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTS FOR POSSIBLE OFFERINGS. F A 216/217 BEGINNING PHOTOGRAPHY V. PRJNYfiiiAKING F A 319 INTERMEDIATE PHOTOGRAPHY F A 419 ADVANCED PHOTOGRAPHY LAB ASSESSMENT REQUIRED IN EACH ClASS UNLESS F A 519 GRADUATE PHOTOGRAPHY OTHERWISE NOTED. HUH 305 FILM HIST1:4RV, SAME AS F S 305 HUM-· 401 FJLM t. FICTION 177 F A 240 3 BEGIN lNTAGLIO/REllEF 001 0900-1150 M W F F A C174 JF SAMPSCN PREREO f A 100-0R 101 AND 200. MAY NOT BE REPEATED. 176 F S 300 3 BEGINNING FllMMAK!NG 010 1900-2030 T HUNT ,204 4C TAUGHT WlTH F A 340/4-40 .. LAB-BEGIN FILMMAKING LOU 1900-2030 TH HUNT 204 20. L012 2035-2205 TH HUNT 204 20 177 F A 241 3 BEGIN LITHOGRAPHY 001 llOD-1715 T TH FA 1890 CC CLINE BEGINNING FilMMAKING 020 150G-1630 HUNT 208 OR YANNACITO 60 PREREII F A 100 OR 101 AND 200. HAY NOT BE REPEATED. LAB-8EGlN FilMMAKING L021 1635-1805 HUNT 204 20 TAUGHT WITH- F A 3411441. L022 150D-1630 W HUNT 20-4 2C L023 1635-1805 W HUNT 201t 20 177 F A 242 3 BEGIN· SILKSCREEN- PRINT 001 130.Q-1550 M W F' F A 1870 K IWAMASA BEGINNING FJLMMAKING 801 1635-1805 w HUNT 20-4 5 TAUGHT WITH f A 342/ltlt2. MAV NOT BE REPEATED., SEC 801 JS FOR FINE ARTS MAJORS ONLY. SECURE A CONTROLLED ENROllMENT FORM IN HUNT, RM 102. 177 F A 21t4 3 BEGIN PAPERHAIUNG 001 180Q-205.0 14 W F A 1870 Ct CLINE TAUGHT WITH F A 344/444. HAY NOT BE REPEATED.. THREE 176 F S 305. It FilM HJSTCJRV 1 001 140G-l730 T TH F A NlAtl BF KAWlN 110 HOURS LAB ARRANGED PER WEEK .. SAME AS HUM 305 171 F A 340 3 INTERM INTAGLIO/RELIEF 001 090Q-U50 M W F F A Cl74 JF SAMPSCN 176 F 307 3 HIST tlf AVANT-GARDE 001 1400-1700 T TH 9PSY E432 S BRAKHAGE 50 PREREQ ONE OTHER PRINTMAKING COURSE. MAV BE REPEATED ONCE. TAUGHT ~ITH F A 240/.lf40. 176 F S 340 3 AOY-SUPER-8 FILMMAKING 001 1900-2200 T TH HUNT 203 PREREO F S 300 OR INSTR CONSENT • . 177 F A 341 3 INTERNED LITHOGRAPHY 001 1300... 1715' T TH F A 1890 Ct. CLINE PREREQ ONE OTHER PRINTMAKING COURSE. MAY BE "REPE-ATED BPSY EllS JT ARONSON 20 ONCE. TAUGHT WITH F A 241/"tltl. 177 .F A 342 3 JNTERMED SILKSCRN PRT 001 l30G-l550 M hi F F A 11370 176 F S 355 3 FILM AND- PAINTING 001 1831)-2200 TH BPSY 46 BAAKHAGE PREREQ ONE OTHER PRINTMAKING COURSE. MAV BE REPEATED ONCE. TAUGHT WITH F A 242/,42. 176 F S ~50 3 AOV 16MM FILMMAKING 001 190Q-2200 BPSY El23 JT ARONSON 20 PREREO f S 350 OR INSTR CONSENT. LAB TO BE ARRANGED. 177 F A 344 3 JNTERMEO PAPERMAKING 001 l80Q-2050 M N F A 1.870 CC CliNE PREREQ ONE OTHER PRINTMAKING COURSE. MAV BE REPEATED J!l!!!: ALL 900 SECTIONS· REQUIRE OEI'ARTMENTAL FORM. ONCE. THREE HOURS LAB ARRANGED WEEKLY. TAUGHT WITH F A 21t4/-444. 176 F S 9~0 l-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 177 F A 440 3 ADV INTAGLIO/RELIEF 001 0900-1150 M W F f A Cl74 JF SAMPSON 116 F S 950 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ••• 20 PREREO F A 340. MAY BE REPEATED. TAUGHT WITH F A 2401340. 177 F A 441 3 AOV LITHOGRAPHY 001 130D-l715 T TH F A 1890 CC CliNE Fine Arts PR·.ERECl F A 3•U. MAY BE REPEATED. TAUGHT WITH F A 241/341. . I 77 \ F A 442 3 AOV SILKSCREEN PRINT 001 130D-1550 H W F F A 1870 K IWAMASA 5 F A 100 OR 101, 120 OR 121. 150 OR 151 MAY BE TAKEN PREREC F A 342. MAY BE REPEATED. TAUGHT WITH F A IN ANY SEllUENCE. IT IS RE~QMMENDED THAT F A 2421342. MAJORS REGISTER FOR THREE CREDIT HOUR BASICS. PREREQS ARE ESSENTIAL. UNDERGRADUATES REGISTER FOR I 77 F A 444 3 AOV PAPERMAKING 001 l&OG-2050 M W F A 1870 Ct CLINE COURSES ~00 LEVEL OR BELOW. 500 UVEl PREREQ F A 3•4 ANO INSTR CONSENT. MAY BE REPEATED. COURSES ARE RESTRICTED TO F A GRAD STUDENTS. THREE HOURS LAB ARRANGED WEEKLY • TAUGHT WITH F A COURSES OFFERED AT BOTH THE 400 AND 500 lEVEL 344/544. MAT BE TAUGHT iOGETHEII• IF CONTROLLED ENROLlMENT IS INDICATED. SPECIAl f.ORMS MUST BE OBTAINED 171 F A 540 GRAD INTAGLIO/RELIEF 001 ARR JF SAMPSON . FROM THE DEPARTMENT BEFORE REGISTRATION. 177 f A 541 3 GRAD liTHOGRAPHY 001 ARR CC CLINE 1. DRAWING 177 F A 542 3 GRAD S!LKSCREEN 001 ARR ·K lhAMASA BFA MAJORS SHOULD REGISTER FOR F A 101 RATHER THAN F A 100. 117 F A GRAD PAPERMAK lNG 001 ••• CC CLINE 11 177 F A 100 2 BASit OPAIIING MAY NOT BE REPEATED. VI. SCULPTURE 001 uoo-u5o M w F A N275 25 BFA MAJORS SHOULD REGISTER FOR F A 151 RATHER THAN 002 160Q-1150 II W F A N275 25 F A 150. 003 190Q-2150 M W F A N2l! 2! 004 IOOQ-1150 N W. 'F A tl75 K INAMASA 2!117FA 150 2 BASIC SCULPTUA! 001 123Q-U15 T TH F A uoa 25 00! 1~0Q-1550 M N F A N275 RR ECKER Zf 003 l30Q-l450 M II F F A ClGa 2! MAY NOl IE REPEATID. 21 DEPT CRS TITLE OF COURSE SEC TIME DAYS BLDG .ROOM INSTRUCTOR LIMIT NO. DEPT NO. CR TL TL E OF COURSE sec TIME DAY$ BI.OG ROOM INSTRUCTOR UMIT ITT F A 151 3 BASIC SCUlPTURE 001 0800-1215 T TH F A ClOZ G ROOTS 25 177 F A 962 1-3 GRAD INO ST-YIDEO 900 ARR zo J8 WILSON MAY NOT IE REPEATED. 177 F A 963 1,-! GRAD INO ST-IIATERMEDIA 900 ARR zo HT f A 251 3 WElDING i METAl. CAST 001 OGCJ0-1215 T TH F A &140 G RCOTS Z5 177 F A 965 1•3 GRAD INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 J8 IIIL$0N PRf.llEQ f A 150 OR 151. IIAV NOT BE REPEATED. 117 F A 966 l-3 GRAD INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 HT . F A )50 3 EXPERIMENTS IN SCULP 001 UOG-1115 T TH F A Cl40 G ROOTS n PREREQ F A 150 OR lSI. MAY NOT BE REPEATED. XV. CANDIDATE FQ!! DEGREE TAUGHT WITH F A. 450. 171 F A 450 3 ADVANCED SCULPTURE 001 UOG-1115 T TH F A C140 G RCOTS PREREO F A 350 AND 351. MAY 8E REPEATED. TAUGHT WITH 177 F A 999 0 MASTERS DEGREE &AND 900 ARR 20 F A 350. .!!!lll• ALl 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAl FORM. 117 F A 550 3 GRAD SCULPTURE 001 0901l-U50 M W f f A C160 JB WILSON 15 117 F A 551 GRAD SCULPTURE 001 ARR JB NILSON 10 Fine· Arts History 1. ART HISTORY y11. ART eDUCATION F A 364., :566., 36T" 368 AND -369- SHOULD 8E TAKEN BY UNDERGRADUATES REGISTER FOR COURSES,-AT 400 lEVEl AU EDUCATION MAJORS PRIOR TO TKEIR SENIOR YEAR. OR BELOW. GRADUATE STUDENTS REGISTER FOR 500 LEVEL COURSES ARE NOT OffERED EVERV SEMESTER. ART EDUCATION OR ABOVE. SENIORS MAY UKE 500 LEVU COURSES ONLV MAJORS ACCEPTED INTO THE PROfESSIONAl YEAR MUST SECURE AFTER CONSULTATION WITH INSTRUCTOR. A COURSE CONTROLLED ENROnoteNT FORMS FROM SCHOOl OF EDUCATION OFFERED AT BOTH THE 400. AND 500 LEVEL MAY BE FOR THE EDUCATION COURSES REQUIRED IN THE PROGRAM. TAUGHT TOGETHER • 117 F A 363 3 ART-ELE•ENTARY TEACHER 001 1300-1450 M W F F A N298 CA QUALLEY 20 SPECIAl NOTE TO FINE ARTS MAJORS. GNU FA H COURSES ElEMENTARY EDUCATION MAJORS ONLY • NUMBERED IN THE 280' S COUNT TOWARD YOUR LOWER 002 ll3Q-l445 T TH f A N298 SR FCSTER 13 DIVISION ART HISTORY REQUIREMENT. TAUGHT WITH F A 366. i 77 f A 361o 2 ART-ELEMENTARY SCHCOU 001 l50G-1640 M W F A N298 CA OUALLEY 10 118 FA H 2BO 3 ART OF ANTIQUITY 001 UOO-lZU T TH f A Nl41 JD HOAG 145 tOREQ F A 369. TAUGHT WITH f A 368. 178 FA H 281 3 ART-MIDDLE AG.ES 001 1400-1450 M ~ f F A NIH Al VANDERSAll 177 . F A 366 Z ART MATERIAlS WORKSHOP 001 123G-l445 T TH F A NZ98 SR FCSTER 10 TAUGHT WITH F A 363 SEC 002. 118 FA H 282 l ART-R.EN, BAROQ; ROCO 001 IBil-1345 T TH F A N141 VH MINOR 111 F A 368 2 ART-SECONDARY SCHOOLS 001 150G-I640 M W F A N298 CA QUALLEY IC 178 FA H 416 3 MOD SCIJLP: 1810-1970 001 1100-1215 T TH F A N185 A AlHADEFF 35 PREREQ F A 364o TAUGHT WITH f A 364. PREREQ FA H 283 OR INSTR CONSENT. TAUGHT WITH FA H 516. 111 F A 369 1 PRACTICUM-ART TEACHING 801 ARR CA QUAllEY 12 178 FA H 427 3 PRE-CLAS ART t ARCHAE 001 0930-1045 TH F A NHI TH TZAVE~LA EVJEN COREQ F A 364. SAKE AS CLAS 4271521 ANO FA H 527. 111 F A 564 3 SEM-ART EDUCATION 001 190G-2l30 T F A NZ98 CA QUALLEY 10 118 FA H 410 3 ART OF AFRII:A/OCE4NIA 001 1230-1345 T Tli f A Nl85 RM &ERNIER 30 SR FOSTER TAUGHT WITH FA H 570. 118 FA H 475 3 ARTS OF CHINA 001 093G-l045 T Ttl F A N185 RM BERNIER 30 FA H 284 RECOMHEMDEO. TAUGHT WITH FA H 575. 178 fA,H 479 3 GOTHIC ART 001 0900-0950 M W f FA Nl85 Al YANDERSALL 30 117 F A 317 3 JEWElRY DESIGN 001 1300-1715 M W F A 18~5 AG PENNINGTON 25 PREREO FA H 281 OR INSTR CONSENT • TAUGHT WITH MAY NOT BE REPEATED. ~A H 579. 177 f A 471 3 AOV JEWELRY DESIGN 001 1300-1715 T TH F A 1855 AG PENNINGTON 22 1 T8 FA H 484 3 I TAL Atn AND ARCH 001 lOOil-1050 H W F F A Nl85 VH MINOR 30 PREREQ f A 371. MAY BE REPEATED. TAUGHT WITH F A PREREO FA H Z82o TAUGHT WITH FA H 584. 517. .lilllll. TIME PERIOD l581l-1150o 171 f A 511 3 GRAD JEWElRY CESIGN 001 UOG-1715 T TH F A 1855 AG PENNINGTON 178 FA H 491 3 ART IN THE 19TH CENT 001 U00-1515 T TH f A Nl85 A ALHAOEFF TAUGHT IIITH F A ~17. TAUGHT WITH FA H 591. 178 FA H 516 3 MOD SCULP: 1870-1970 001 UOil-IZIS TH F A NiBS A ALHADEFF IX. CERAMICS TAUGHT WITH FA H ltt6. 178 FA H 527 3 PRE-CLAS ART G ARCHAE 001 093G-1045 T TH F A Nl.ltl TH TZAVEllA EVJEN SAME AS CLU 4271527 ANO FA H 42T. 111 f A 287 3 1ST YEAR HANDBUllOING 001 0901l-ll50 M W F F A 1850 PREREO TWO BASIC STUDIO COURSES. MAY NOT BE REPEATED. 118 FA H 560 3 GRAD ART HI STORY SEM 001 l80G-2030 M F A Nl87 AL VANOERSAU. 10 111 F {f. 2:89 3 1ST YEAR r.tHEELTHROWING 001 130G-1550 M lo F F A 1850 2~ 118 ·FA H .51'0 3 ART OF AFRICA/OCEANIA 001 1231)-1345 T TH F A N185 RM BERNIER 10 PREREO F A 2U. IIAV NOT BE REPEATED. TAUGHT WITH FA tt ·ltTO~o 171 FA 387 3 INTERMEDIATE CERAMICS 001 130G-1115 T TH F A 1850 At CURRIER 2C 178 FA H 575 3 ARTS OF CHINA 001 093Q-1045 T TH F A Nl65 Rll BERNIER 10 PREREO F A 287 ANO 289. MAY BE REPEATED ONCE. TAUGHT IIITH .FA H 415. FORMEflL 'If F A 390. 118 FA H 579 3 GOTHIC ART 001 0900-0950 M W F F A NU5 AL VANDERSAll 10 I 77 f A 488 3 ADVANCED CERAMICS 001 0800-l21S T TH F A 1850 AC tURRI ER ZC TAUGHT kiTH FA H 479. PREREO SIX HOURS OF F A 387/)90. MAY BE REPEATED. 178 FA H 584 3 ITAl ART AND ARCH 001 IOOQ-1050 M If F F A Nl85 VH MINOR IC 171 F A 489. 3 CERAMICS SEMINAR 001 1300-1715 T TH F A 1850 TJ POTTER TAUGHT WITH FA H -\84. PREREO F A 488 AND INSTR CONSENT • TAUGHT WITH F A 589. 1 T8 FA H 591 3 ART IN THE 19TH CENT 001 1404-1515 r TH f A N165 A ALHADEFF lC TOPIC: KilN CONSTRUCTION TAUGHT ~ITH FA H 491. 117 F A 587 3 GRADUATE CERA~ICS 001 ARR TJ PCTTER 178 FA H 61o9 4 TOOlS OF RESEARCH 001 1900-2130 w f A N181 JD HCAG tn f A 588 3 GRADUATE CERAMICS 001 ARR TJ PeTTER II• THESIS 1.11' F A 589 3 Gf\AO CERAMICS SEMINAR 001 \lOD-1115 T TH F ·A 1850 TJ PCTTER TAUGHT -.nH F A 4189. J!llll.• All 900 SECTiONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL fORM, TOPIC: K·ilN COHSTRUCHCiN FOR THESIS. STUDENT ~UST Clli4PLETE FORM x. INTERHEOIAIVIDEO IN FINE ARTS OFFICE DEFORE REGISRATION. 178 FA H .700 1-4 MASTERS THESIS 900 ARR 20 iNTEGRATED MEOlA ARTS - SEE i' A 418/518 IN PHOTOGRAPHY SECT ION. Ill. INDEPENDENT STUDIES ;NJl.lL AlL 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM. 1 T7 F A 290 3 INTERM£DU 001 0801l-i050 M W F F A N275 JA JCHNSCN Z5 OlAV NOT BE REPEATED. 118 FA H 930 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUOV 900 ARR 2C 178 U H 950 l-3 GRAD INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR XI, LECTURES/SEMINARS 2C 178 · FA H 960 1-3 GRADUATE PROJECT 900 ARR 2C 177 F A 104 3 BASIC ART LECTURE 001 l30G-t350 N W F F A Nl85 LS MERRITT 40 IY. CANDIDATE FOR QEGREE MAY NOT BE REPEATEO. 117 F A 403 3 ART OF THE lAST OECAOE 001 UOG-1530 F A Nl87 JA JCHNSON IC .!!.2!!i: FOR CANDIDATE FOR DEGREE, STUDENT MUST FILE APPROVAL PREREQ 20 HOURS OF F A COURSES. TAUGHT. WITH F A 503. FORM SIGNeD BY ADVIsOR IN F A OFFICE BEFORE REGISTRA TION. 111 F A 495 2 STUDIO SEMINAR 801 1900-2050 M F A Nl85 K lhAMASA ~~ PREREQ B.F.A. CANDIDATE. SECURE A CONTROLlED ENROlLMENT 178 FA H 999 0 MASTERS DEGREE CAND 900 ARR zo FORM FROM DEPARTMENT. PASS/FAIL ONLY. ~· AU 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM. 177 F A 503 ~ ART OF THE lAST OECAOE 001 UOG-1530 W F A Nl87 JA JCHNSON lC TAUGHT II!TH f A 403. French and Italian Languages· and Literatures U? F A 596 2 GWADUATE ART SEMINAR 001 1601l-IT40 F A N181 eE MATTKEWS 15 I. FRENCH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE .. 181 FR 101 5 BEGINNING FRENCH 1 001 OSOG-0850 MTWTHF HLMS 181 3C XII. VISITING ARTIST · 002 0900-0950 "TWTHF HLMS 181 3C 003 lOOG-1050 MT~THF HLMS 181 30 004 1000-1050 MTWTHF HLIIS 185 STUDENTS MUST CONSUlT WITH DEPT REGARDING VISITING 30 (lOS. UOil-1150 MTWTHF KTCII 303 30 ARTIST STUDIO COMPEfiTIOH PRIOR TO CDNTIN\IING 006 UOG-1150 MTWTHF HLMS Z59 STUDENT REG!STRATitN. 001 1200-12SO MTWTHF KfCH 303 30·~ . 008 1401l-HSO IITWTHF HlMS 181 111 f A 491 4 VISITING ARTI$T PROG 801 1901l-2050 T TH F A Nl85 30 009 1300-13~0 MTWTHF KTCH 303 3C PREREO PORTFOLIO REVIEW. TAUGHT WITH f A 597. . 010 U00-1350 MTNTHF HLMS US SECURE A CONTROLlED ENROllMENT FORM fROM DEPARTMENT. 30 on oaoo-oeso MTWTHF HLMS 185 30 012 0900-0950 MTWTHF Hl"S 185 177 FA 597 4 GRAD VIS ARTIST PROG 801 1900~2050 T TH F A Nl85 30 TAUGHT WITH f A 'o9T. $ECURE A CONTROllED ENROLLMENT 181 FR 102 4 BEGINNING FRENCH 2 FORM FRCI< DEPARTMENT. PREREO FR 101 AT THIS UNIVERSITY 00 CONSULTATION. 001 oaoo-oaso MT THF HALE THESIS zo• 27 X!p. 002 UOG-1150 liT THF HALE ··zo7 21 003 uoo-uso Mr THF HALE 207 21 00~ 1400-1450 MT THF KTCH ~03 All 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DE~ARTI'iENTAL FORM. n 005 0900-0950. NT THF HLMS 259 27 006 1201l-1250 MT THF GEOL lU 21 177 FA TOO 1-4 MASTERS THESIS 900 zc 181 FR 105 5 BEGIN FRENCH REVIEW t 11 F A 750 l-6 MFA tPEIITIVE THESIS 900 20 RESERVED FOR STUDENTS WITH TWO YEARS HIGH SCHOOL FRENCH ON BASIS OF PRE-PLACEMENT CODE FL IFORGN UNGI. INDEPENDENT STUDIES ~~~~ 001 0800-0850 RTWTHf HLMS 191 28 OOZ 0900-0950 IITWTHF HlMS 191 28 003 1001)-1050 "TWTHF HLMS 191 !!!!!i• ALL 900 $ECTICilS REQUIRE DEPARTMEfflAL FORM. 28 004 UOG-1150 IITWTHF fiLMS 185 z~ 005 UOG-1350 MTWTHF HALE 20• 28 177 F A 930 1-3 !NO STUDY-tEUMltS 900 AAR 20 006 lZOG-1250 IITIITHF UCH U8 ze 177 F A 931 1-3 IND STUDY-DRAkiNG 900 ARR ZC 181 FR 201 4 ORAL GRAM REV & CONV I PREREQ FR lOZ OR TWO VEAR$ HIGH SCHOOL FRENCH. 111 F A 932 1-3 IND $TUOV-F lUI 900 ARR 20 001 090Q-0950 liT THF HAlE 21!7 an FA 933 l-· IND STUDY-JEWELRY 900 AR.R 2C 28 002 lZOG-1250 liT lHF KTCH 117 28 001 uoo-uso Mr. rHF HLMS !Ill 177 F A 935 l-3 IND $TUDY-f>AIWTiNG 900 ARR 28 zo 0114 oaoo~o8so MT THF l(fCH 303 28 005 100G-l050 liT THF KTCH 303 177 FA '137 1-! INO STUOY•,RINJIIAKIIIG 900 ARR za 2C 006 140Q-1450 liT THF STAO U2 l8 177 F A 933 l-3 INO STUDY-$CULPTUI 181 FR 302 2 ORAL PRACTICE 001 uoo-u5o TH HLMS 181 AD ~ETCHUM 2Z 204 GfllG 306 3 40 002 130G-1350 TH HLMS 259 AD KETCHUM 23 I>IIEREO FR 301 OR CONSUL TAllON. Ul FR 303 3 ORAL PIIAC-PROfESS FR Z 001 093G-1045 T Til HLMS UZ JB fREY 20 PUREII FR 301 OR CONSULTATION. 204 GEOG 319 3 TOPICS IN IIETEROROLOGV 001 01130..1045 T TH OP G Gl25 N &LUMEN 309 tONI'OSITION I 001 UOG-1215 T TH HLIIS 191 21 SAME AS APAS 319. 002 14011-1450 M M F KTCK 118 F JENSEN 26 20.. &EilG 340 3 NATURAL HAZARDS 001 093G-i045 T TH GUGG 205 WE RIEeSAME 93 181 FR 306 3 tOMPC!SlTION 2 001 UOG-1215 T TH HLMS 196 HA STAVAN 2' 204 GEOG 341 CONSER¥ PRACVICE 001 IOOG-1050 II ll GUGG 201 liE G.EENUND uo Jll FR 311 3 HAIN CURRENT FR LIT 1 001 UOG-U50 M W F HLMS 181 2' 002 l..OG-1515 T TH HLMS 19.3 HA SUVAII 25 204 GEOG ~01 3 OUANT METHODS 001 OBOG-0850 N W &UGG GL GAILE 32 PRI!IIEO fR 212 OA COIISUUATION. NOT OPEN TO FRESHMEN. 204 GEOG 402 3 STAY FOR EARll! SCI 001 09311-1045 T TH . GEOl 108 ~'I' ANORE~S 2C 181 FR 312 3 IIAIII CURRENT fR LIT 2 001 0930..1045 T TH HAL£ 20~ J "BARtHILCN 25 PREREO GEOG OR GEOL MAJCR OR INSTR CONSENT • PllEREC FR 311 OR CONSUL TAT! ON !liTH IIISTR •. SAME AS GEOL 411. NOT OPEN TO UESHMEN. 204 GEOG 406 3 GEOG IHYI!RP AER pHOTOS 810 090G-0950 M W GUGG 205 HA IICRROh JONES 181 FR Wl 2 ADV FRENCH COMP l 001 1500-1550 T TH KTCH 303 EN MAYER 24 U&o-GEDG INTEAP. AER PI! ~au 1200..1350 II GUGG 6· PRER£9 FR 305 OR 306 OR CONSUlTATION. l8U- HOG-1550 W GUGC 6 L8U !OOG-1150 I' GUGG 6 181 fR 403 3 ADV ORAl I>IIACUINTEIIP 001 l53G-l645 T TH HLMS 193 JB FREY 15 SECURE A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT fORM FROM PREA£0 FR 302 OR 303. SAME AS FR 503. DEPARTMENT. STUOENT MUST ATTEND FIRST ClASS OR 8E ADMINISTRATIVELY DROPPED. 181 FR 406 3 n PtmNO & ~OPPHO 001 l40G-1450 M W F HAlE 204 EN MAYER 20 SAME AS FA 506. 20<\ GEOG ltlO 3 G!OG 1NFO SYSTEMS 810 UOG-1150 M W GUGG 6 A MAC UCHREN LAB-GEOG INFOA SYSTEMS L811 190G-Z050 W GUGG 6 A KAt EACHREN 181 FR 4U 3 FREII~I! SPECIAL TOPICS 001 ISOG-1550 M " F KTCH 117 20 J!!l!l• SECURE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM FROM DEPARTMENT SA~E AS FR 511. PREREO GEOG 306o 40lo 402 OR EOUIY • ANO FORTRAN. 181 FR 421 3 FRENCH Cl V THRU Wid 1 001 093G-1045 T TH HLMS 196 AD KETCHUM 20 204 GEOG '16 3 TEACHING GEOGRAPHY 801 HOG-1515 T TH GUGG 107 N HElBURN 25 SAME AS fR 5Z!. 803 ARR 10 , .!!!!!!• SECURE CONTROLlED ENROLLMENT FORM FROM DEPARTMENT • 181 Fit 425 3 MEDIEVAL & REN RUO 001 153G-1645 T TH HlMS 196 EA ZAGO 25 SAM£ AS FR 525. 204 GEOG 431 It PRIN OF G£0MOAPHOLOGV 001 0800-0915 T TH GEOL 13• Ot BIIADLEY lAB-PRlN Of GEOMORPH UOl UOG-1650 GEQL lH · Ul FR 431 3 17TH tENT fR TRAG/POET 001 lZOG-1250 14 W F HLMS 196 J BAJttHiLCN 25 Ll02 130G-1650 "TH GEilL 134 SAME AS FR 531. PRERfO INTRD TO GEOLOGY, ALGEBRA, TliiGiiiNOMETRY, ELEM tHEM AND INSTR CONSENT. TWO ONf-DAY HELD TUPS WlLL BE HELD 181 FR METH OF TEACH FRENCH 001 140G-1630 T SPSY Ell• HJ TINELLI 20 ON EARl V WEEK ENOS. SAME AS GEOl ~631563. liii.U. fOR THE FOLLOWING COURSES GRADUATE STATUS OR 2M GEOG _,3 MOUNTAiN CLIMATOLOGY 001 H00-1515 T TH RG BARRY z• CONSULTATION WITH DEPT IS IIEOUIREO. 204 GEDG 431 FOREST GEOGRAPHY 001 UOG-1350 M II F GUGG TT VEBLEN 32 181 FR 503 3 ADV ORAL PRACTI!NTERP 001 153G-l645 T TH HlMS 193 JB FREY lC 204 GEI!G 438 FOREST GEOGRAPHY LA& 001 14011-1650 GUGG TT V£8lEN SAil£ AS FR 403. 204 GECG 451 3 SURFACE HYDROLOGY OCll tzOG-1250 M W F GUGG Til CAINE 181 FO 506 3 STRUCTURE OF· FRENCH 001 UOG-1450 M W F HALE 204 EN MAYER 10 SAME AS FR •o6. 204 GEOG 461 3 AMERICAN tiTlES 001 !23G-1345 1 TH GUGG M! ~IPBY 181 FR 511 3 FReNCH SPECIAl TOPICS 001 150G-1550 1'1 W f KTCH 117 20 204 G.EOG '67 3 WORLD AGRICULTURE 001 183G-2100 " GUGG 101 N HELSURN SAME AS fR 411. 204 GEOG 472 3 Htn GEOG OF EUROPE 001 HOG-1515 T Ttl GUGG TC MYER$ 32 181 FA 521 3 FRENCH t.!V fHRU WW 1 001 093G-10~5 TH HLMS 196 AD KETCHUM lC SAllE AS FA <>21. zo• GEOG 499 3 INTERNSHIP eo1 190G-2130 " GUGG 101 TC MYERS 25 .IIQ.Ii.. SECURE A CONTROLLED ENROHMENT FOAM FROM DEPT • 181 FR 525 3 MEDieVAL AND REN READ 001 15311-1645 T TH HlMS 196 EA UGO 1C SAME AS FR ~25. 204 GEOG 501 3 OUAIITJTATIVE MeTHODS 001 oeoo-oeso " w F GUSG GL GAILE SAME AS GEOG 401. 181 fR 531 3 17TH CENT FR TRAG/POeT 001 lZ00-1250 M W HUtS 196 ~ 8ARCHil001 25 SAME AS FR 431. 204 GEOG 506 3 GEOG INTERP AER PtmTOS ~~~·AS S~~~~\~~~T~OLLED ENROLLM£11T fO~M FtltM DEPARTMENT. 181. fA 597 2 CGLLEGE FRGN lANG TCHG 001 J BARCKILON 10 CP GRACE 810 090<>-0950 M If GUGG 205 HA MORROW JONES 181 fR 603 3 HIST OF fR LANG/1300 001 UOG-1350 M W F HLMS 196 JENSEN 15 LAB-GEOG INTERB AER PH LBU 1200..1350 M GUGG 6 l812 HOG-1550 W GUGG 6 Ul FR· 605 PROVENCAL 001 1500-1650 H KTCH 206 JENSEN IC LBl~ lOOG-1150 GUGG 6 J!!!!!S.• ALL 900 SECTIOttS REQUIRE DEPARTJ 181 FR 945 1-3 INOEPENOENT STUDY-liT 900 20 204 GEOG 537 3 FOREST GEOGRAPHY 001 130G-1350 M W F GUGG TT V£8LEN ••• SAME AS GEOG 07. lSI FR 950 1-3 I NDEPENOENT STUDY 900 2C ••• 204 GEOG 538 1 FOREST GEDG.RAPHY LAB 001 HOG-1650 GUf;G lT VEBLEN 181 FR 999 0 MASTERS DEGREE CAND 900 lC SAME AS GEOG 08. lle tT AllAN lANGUAGE AND L UERAJURf '204 GEOG 561 3 AMERICAN CITIES 001. 123D-1345 T TH GUGG AM· KJRBY PREREO INSTR CONSENT. SAME AS GEOG 461. 232 HAl iOl 5 SEGJNNING ITALIAN 1 001 080G-0850 M'fk:THF HLMS 193 G LAZZARINO 2~ 204 GEOG 567 3 OORLD AGRICULTURE 001 1S30-2100 M GUGG 107 N HELBURN 002 1100-1150 l4TWTHF HLMS 193 GM JACKSON 25 SAME AS GEOG <\67. 003 1200-1250 MT!IIITt!f HUIS 193 GM JACKSCI< 2~ OOit 090o-095 O- MTWTHF KTC.H 303 25 204 G'EOG _ 572 3 HlST. GfOG Of EUROPE 001 1400-1515 T lH GUGG Tt MV.ER.S 005 l<\OG-145.0 MTWTHF- HUtS 185 2' SA14E AS GEOG. lt1Z. 232 ITAL 102 5 SEGII' 232 lTAl 313- 3 SURVEY OF ITAL UT 001 140o-1450 M W f EDUG 153 L TENENBAUM 20 204 GEOG 700 l-6 MASTERS THESIS 900 ARR 20 PRe;tEQ iiAL 212 OR CONSULTATION. 20• GEOG 800 0-9 DOCTORS THESIS 900 20 232 ITAL 321 3 AOV CONV & CO"POS!TIOI\I 001 UOG-1150 14- W F HUtS 196 LAZZARI NO 20 ••• PREREO HAl ,202, 211 OR CONSULTATION.. 204 GEOG 810 10 DOCTORS THESIS 900 ••• zo 232 ITAt 411 3 DANTE, lNFERNt,. PURGA 001 1300-1350 M W F EOUC 153 t TENENB-AUM 15- 204 GEOG 930 1-4 INO -SlUCY-UNDERGRAD 900 zc SAME AS 'lTAt 311., ••• 204 GEOG 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 232 lTAl 42.0 -3 HAL- CUlTURE & CIV 001 llOQ-1215 T TH EDUC 136 EA ZI'GO 30 204 GECIG 941 1-3 INO STUOY-TCHNG GEOG •oo 20 lill.IL All 900 SECTIO"S REQUlRf DEPARTMENTAL FORM. ••• 204 GEOG qso 1-3 GRAD INDEPENDENT STUOV 900 ARR 2C 232 H-AL 940 1-3 INDEPENOEtn STUDY 900 ARR 2C 204 GEOG 999 0 MASTERS DEGREE CANO. •oo ARR 30 232 ITAL 950 l-3 INOEPENOEI'il s-T-UDY 900 2C Geological Sciences l II. COMPARATIVE LITERATURE THE FOLLOWING COMSJN·ATIONS .Qf COURSES WILL SATISFY ONE YEAR OF THE' 'NATURAL SCIENCES FOR COURSE OffERINGS- SEE THE_ liSTINGS JN THE REQUIREMENT: ·101-.102~ ..101-l!lt._ 101-153, tOMPARATl\IE LITERATURE SECTION 0~ "THlS SCHEOUlEe 102-113e 113-114• 113-US... NOTE. GEDL 103 M,_Y BE. SUBSTITUTED FOR l.Ol AND GEOL 104 MAY BE SUBST ITUEO FOR 102., . . . Geography . ANY TWO UPPER-01:\JISlON C(URS.ES EXCEPT GEOL 477 WILl· S'ATISFY A-.SECOND YEAR REQUIRE.MENT PROVIDED 100 & .101' MAY BE TAKEN IN EITHER ORDER ONE OF THE FIRST-V.EAR COM-61NATlONS HAS BEEN OR. SIMULTANEOUSI.,.Y .. COMPLETED., 20~- GEOG 100 4 ENVlli SVS-<.LH4ATG/VEGE 010 1400-1515 T TH GUGG 201 N HELSURN 18C G.EOiOGY COL.lOQU.IUM C'JOUR'N·AL CLUBf Mt:ETS STUDENTS IN SEC 0-10 USE SElf-PACED MATERIALS. 120o-1,2~0., W'Eo, GEOLr R.M 311 .. . HO 090o-0950 M W f GUGG 201 TT VEBlEN isc STUDENTS IN SEC 020 AND &20 MUST REGISTER FOR LAB Wl'TH STUDENTS WITK ONE YEAR Of HIGH SCHOOL GEOLOGY SHOUlD. MA7C:H!NG .INH lAl SECTJ.ON·· NUMBE-R. SEE THE DEPARTME.NT ·foR POSSIBLE AO~ANC.ED P'lACEHE~T,. LAB-ENVIR ·SYS CUM/VEG l021 1000-1150 GUGG 3 3C L.OZ.Z 1300-1450 "M GUGG 3 30 206 GEOL 101 4 INTRO. TO GEO.lCGY 1 L02.3 lOOG-1150 w GUGG 3 3C tNTRO .GEOLOGY FOR MAJORS· ANO NONMAJORS.. lAB ANC LECTURE .L02~ 130o:-;.1~50 w GUGG 3 30 MUST MATCH ON !NtTIAL NUMBER.· ·tNDOCR LARS·- 1WO HOURS ... L·025 09oo-·1050 TH GUGG 3 30 GEOL lDl CARRIES ONLY nta HOURS CREDIT TOW#I.RO .GRAD.UATI.Oiii ' CNVII~ SVS-CLIMATE/VEGE 820 090G-0950 " W F GUGG 201 TT VEBLEN· 3(). IF STUOfNT HAS. CREDIT IN GEOG 101 •. STUDENl KILL BE ASSESSED ' LAB~ENVIR.SYS CLIM/VEG. LS21 1500~1650 w GUGI> 3 .30 FOR FOUR CREDIT HOURS TUITION, . SECTIONS. B20:-8U ARE SPECIAL SECTIONS. S~CURE A COUTROlUO ENROLLMENT FORM .FROM EO-P OFFICE• WUW,. 100 OBOG-0850 M W F GEOL 121 EE. lARSON 16·1 RM 2-32/235 •. U8-IIIlRO TO GEOLOGY ·1 l.lOl l30fr.-l550. M ' GEOL. 108 . 20 ll02 130""1550 . TH · ·GEOL n• 20 20'> GEOG 101 4 ENV SYS LANDFORMS/SOIL L 103 130G-.t550 T GEOL 108 · NOTE. GEilG 101 CARRIES ONLY TWO HOURs·· OF CREDIT TOWARD 20 llOit 140.()-01650 t t;EOL 134 20 GRADUATION IF STUDENT HA.S CREDIT IN GEOL 101 OR Ll05 130G-1550 W GEOL 108 103. 20 -L106 1400'-1650 W GEOl 198 2Q Ll07 130G-1550 GEOL 134 010 HOG-1150 M W F GUGG 2Gl 180 20 INTRO TO GEOLOGY 1 200 090o-0950 " w GEOl 121 ~L MUNOZ nc LAB-ENV SYST LAND/SOIL lOll 080<)-0950 M GUGG 3 3~. L,AB-IKTRO TO GEOLOGY L201 1300..1550 M · GEOL 1H 30 20 L012 090G-1050 T GUGG 3 L202 l~OG-1650 M GEfll 108 . 20 LOU UOG-1250 T GUGG 3 30 l203 HOG-1~0 TH GEOl )H 30 20 L01'>. OBOG-0950 W GUGG 3 LZ04 140G-1650 T GEOL 13• 20 L015 UOG-1250 TH GUGG 3· 30 LZ05 l30G-1550 . F GEOL 108 . Zll l016 090G-1050 F 3 30 GUGG l206 130G-1550 TH GEOL 108 20 ENY SYS LANDFORMS/SOIL 020 HOG-H50 M W F GUGG 201 180 LAB-ENV SVST· UNO/SOil L021 l50G-1650 M GUGG 3 ~~ 206 GEOL .102 " INTRO TO GEOLOGY 2 L022 . 130G-1450 T GUGG 3 .FOR MAJORS AND NONMAJORS. PREREQ GEOL 101 CR INSTR l023 150G-1650 T GUGG 3 30 CONSENT • LAB AND. LEC M~ST MATCH .BY. INITIAL NUMBER. L024 130G-H50 TH GUGG 3. 30 INDOOR LAB - TWO .HOURS. l025 llOG-1250 F GUGG 3 30 \.026 1300':'"1+50 F GUGG 3 30 100 123G-1345 T TH ~i~t ,DL' EICHER 161 lAB-iNTRO TO GEOI.. 2 llOl UOG-1550 M m 204 GEOG 198 3 WOR.LO REGIONn GEDG 001. l20G-1250 M W F GUGG 201 Gl GAILE 15C 20 L102 HOG-1550 ~ GEGL 114 20 Ll03 _0900..1150 1 GEOL 114 20 204 GEOG 1~11 3 INTRO TO HUMAPI· GEOG 001 UOG-1215 T TH GUGG 201 TC MYERS 15C .U04 080G-l050 lH ·GEDL 114 20 l105 090G-U50 TH GEOL 114 204 GEOG 305 ·3 CARTOGRAPHY 1 20 U06 UOG-1550 F GEOL lU 20 ~ SECURE· CONTROllED ENROLLMEIIT FOAM FROM DEPARTMENT • ' L 107 . 1400"1650 · F GE.OL U4 OPEN TO JUNIOR ANO •SENIOR GEOG AND ENV CONS HAJORS ONLY. STUOENT MUST ATTEND FIRST CLASS MUTING OR G.EOL 121· Wt BRADLEY no BE ADMINISTRATIVEL V DROPPED. 20~Loiig\o 1 ~~0L~G~ ~=~~~s! 0 :~~t 0~~3 1tARRIES o~~~ T~goo-lOSO ~ w. F HOURS CREDU lf. Slii,IDENT HAS CREDiT IN GEOG 101. 810 uoO-uso T TH GUGG . 205 M DtNLEY "2 LAB-~ARTOGRAPIIV 1 LOU UOG-1350 T GUGG 6 14 206 GEOL 113 3 DYNAMIC EARTH 1 001 llOG-1150 M II F GEDL. 121 H SPETZLER 120 Ul2 l20G-1350 w GUGG 6 14 f: KISSUIIIGER. Ull 12-13!110 TH GUGG 6 14 SANE AS APAS 113. 23 DEPT CRS nEPT CRS BlDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR liMIT NO. DEPT NO~ CR TITlE OF COURSE SEC TIME D·AYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR liMIT NO.. DEPT NO. CR Tl TlE OF COURSE SEC Tl ME DAYS 206 GEOL 301 4 INTRO TO MINERALOGY 206 GECL 958 1-3 lNO ST-OCEANOGRAPHY 900 ARR 20 PREREQ GEOL 101-102 OR 153? CHEM 106, MATH 130 OR INSTR CONSENT .. STUDENT MUST SiGN UP FOR LEC AND lAB~ 200 GEOL '959 l-3 !NO ST-PALEONTOLOGY 900 ARR · 2C 001 llOo-1150 M W f GECL 311 JR Si\IYTH 80 1206 GEOL 960 1-3 IND ST-SOILS 900 20 LAB-!NTRO MINERALOGY Ll01 1300-1550 M GEOl 326 2C ••• L102 0900-1150 T GEOl 326 20 206 GEOL 961 l-3 INO ST-SED PETROLOGY 900 ARR 20 ll03 130Q-1550 w GEOL 326 20 zc l104 0900-ll50 TH GEOL 326 20 206 GEOl 910 1-3 PLAN 2 MASTERS-RSCH 900 ••• 206 GEOL 312 4 STRUcTURAL GECLOGY 206 GEOL 999 0 MASTERS DEGREE CAND 900 ARR 30 PREREQ GEOL 101-1021153 AND MATH llOo 100 0930-1020 1 TH GEOL 121 WA BRADDOCK 50 Germanic LanQuages and literatures lAB-STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY uo1 uoo-155o Mw GEOL 127 ll02 UOG-1550 T TH GEOl 127 '206 GEOL 331 3 INTRO TO SEDINENTDLOGV l!!l!£.• ~g~T~g~~TIONAL LISTINGS SEE COMPARATIVE LITERATURE PREREQ GEOl 301 AND 302. ~;I' 100 0800-0850 T TH GEOL 311 MJ KPAUS 80 LAB-INTRO TO SEDIMENT !.101 090G-115G W GEOL 326 20 ' ll02 UOQ-1550 TH GEOL 326 20 l103 130Q-1550 T GEOL 326 20 L104 090D-ll50 GEOl 326 Z(l ·2:10 GER 101 ~ .BEGINNING GERMAN 1 001 0800-0850 MT THF MKNA HZ 31 002 090Q-0950 MT THF MKNA 112 RT FIRESTONE 3l 206 GEOL 341 3 PALEOBIOlOGY 003 1"000-1050 MT THF MKNA 112 31 P'REREQ !NTRO GEOl OR INTR.O BIOLOGY. 00~ 1100-1150 Mi THF MKNA 112 31 005. 120G-1250 tilT THF MKNA 112 31 100 UOG--1215 T TH GEOl 121 EG -KAUFFMAN 100 006 UOQ-1350 MT THf MKNA 112 31 JA HARRJ S 007 1-\0o-1450 Hi THF MKNA 112 31 LAB-PALEOBIOLOGY LlOl oaoo-1050 GEOL 226 20 Ll02 1400-1650 "T GEOL 226 2r:l 210 GER 102 4 BEGINNING GERMAN 2 001 0800-0850 MT THF KTCH 33 3C l103 l30Q-1550 w GEOL 226 20 002 090G-095.0_ MT THF KTCH 33 30 ll04 OBOG-1050 w GEOL 226 20 003 1000-1050 MT THF KTCH 33 LP WESSELl 30 Ll05 130Q-1550 TH GEOL 226 20 004 1200-1250 MT THF KTCH 120 30 206 GEOL 405 3 INTRO SEISMOLPGY 001 1100-1215 T TH GEOL 134 N WYSS 30 210 GER. 201 4 INTEfU4EOIATE GERMAN SA.ME AS GEOL 505. PREREQ GER 102 OR TWO YEARS HIGH SCHOOL GERMAN. 206 GEOL 410 3 CHRYSTAL CHEMISTRY ()01 1100-1215 T TH GEOL 311 JR SMYTH 20 001 0800-0850 MT THF KTCH 35 32 SAME AS GEOl 510. 002 lOOD-1050 MT THF KTCH 120 003 1100-1150 MT THF KTCH 120 ~~' 206 GEOL 412 4 STRUCTURAL GECLOGY 2 004 120Q-1250 MT THF KTCH 119 CO HALL 32 PREAEQ INSTR CONSENT? SAME AS GEOL 512. 005 1300-1350 HT THF KTCH 35 32 ()01 1100-1150 M W GEOL 127 WA 8FIACDCCK 1 5 ,. 210 GER 202 4 INTERMEO GERMAN-READ 001 UOQ-1415 T TH KTCH 33 35 LAB-STRUCTURAL GEOL 2 LlOl 130Q-1550 GEOL 127 WA BRADDOCK 15 002 1400-1450 MT THF KTCH 35 35 PREREC GER 201 OR THREE YEARS HIGH SCHOOL GE-RMAN .. 206 GEOL 463 4 PRIN CF GEOMOfiPHOLOGY PREREQ INTRO GEOLOGVt ALGEBRA/TRIGONOMETRY, ELEM tHEM 210 GER 205 2 INTERM GERMAN-CONVRSTN 001 U00-1150 TH KTCH 33 CO HALl 35 OR INSTR CONSENT. TWO ONE-DAY FIELD TRIPS WIL,l BE 002 130D-1350 TH KTCH ,119 35 HELD ON EARLY WEEKENDS. SAME AS GEOl 563 AND GEOG 431~ 210 GER 206 4 INT GER-COMH SKillS 001 120G-1250 MT THF KTCH 33 30 100 0800-0915 T TH GEOL 134 WC BRADlEY ,. LAB-PRJ N Of GEOMORPHOL l101 1300-1650 w GEOL 134 WC BRADLEY 12 210 GER 212 4 .SCIENTIFIC GERMAN 001 0900-0950 MT THF KTCH 120 35 Ll02 1300-1650 TH GEOl 134 \!IC BRADLEY 12 PREREC GER 201 OR CONSULTATiON. 206 GEOL 477 3 STAT FOR EARTH SCI 100 090Q-1045 T TH GEOl 108 JT ANORE\IS 20 · 210 GER 301 3 ADV CONV t GRAMMAR 001 1300-1350 M W F KTCH 120 LP WESSELL ze PREREQ GEOL OR GEOG MAJOR OR tNSTR CONSENT .. 002 1400-1515 T TH KTCH 119 2e SAME AS GEOG 402. PREREQ GER 202 OR 206 OR CONSUL TAllON .. 206 GEOL 496 3 MIN RES t WORLD AFF 100 09.30-1045 T TH GEOL 134 WW ATKINSON 5C 210 GER 302 3 ADV CONV & COMPOSITION 001 1200-1250 M W F KTCH 35 H SCHMIDT PREREQ GEOL 101 OR INSTR CONSENT .. 210 GER 303 3 BUSINESS GEfl:MJlN 001 1100-1215 T TH KTCH 35 PG GRAVES 30 206 GEOL 503 3 INTRO TO ELECTRON MICR 001 090Q-0950 M W GEDL 108 JW DREXLER 20 LAB-INTRO TO ELEC MICR ll01 ARR 20 210 GER 309 2 GER PRON & DICTION 001 1000-1050 M W KTCH 119 RT FIRESHjNE 33 PREREC tNSTR CONSENT. 001 1000-1050 P" W F HALE 204 CO HALL 1 206 GEOL 505 3 INTRO SEISMOLCGY 001 1100-1215 T TH GEOl 134 M WVSS lC ! 21 ~RE~~~ GE~ ~02~ 20~E~R l~~N~~~~!~~6~.PRES SAME AS ·GEOL 405. 210 GER 401 3 AOV COMP,CONV t STVL 1 001 1100-1150 M W F KTCH 33 TA HCI.:.t.WECK 25 206 GEOL 510 3 CHR'tSTAL CHEMISTRY 001 UOo-1215 T TH .. GEOL 311 JR SMV"TH 10 PREREQ GER 302 OR CONSUlTATION-. NO GRADUATE CREDIT. SAME AS GEOl UOo 210 GER 423 3 GERMAN CIVILIZATION 001 1500-1615 T TH HKNA 112 H SCHMIDT 25 206 GEGL 512 4 STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY 2 001 1100-llSO M W GEOL 127 WA BRAOOCCK 15 SAME AS GER 581. LAB-STRUCT GE(jL 2 l101 1300-1550 GEOL 127 WA SRAODCCK 10 PREREQ GEOL 301 OR EOUlV~ SAME AS GEOL 412. 210 GER 480 3 HOLOCAUST 001 090Q-0950 M W F K TCH 119 \'IV BU~MSTER: 2:06 GECL 517 4 OPTICAL CRYSTALLOG 100 0930-1045 T TH GEOL 311 CR STERN 20 210 GER 581 3 GERMAN CIVILIZATION 001 1500-1615 T TH MKNA 112 H SCHMIDT LAB-OPT I CAl CRYSTAtlOG L101 140G-1650 F GEOl 326 20 SAME: AS GER 481 .. 206 GEOL 521, 4 IGNEOUS PETROLOGY 001 1400-1515 T TH GECL 311 CR STERN 12 • ZiG GER 597 2 COLLEGE GERMAN TCHG 001 1300-1430 MKNA 112 RT FJRESTCNE lAB-IGNEOUS PETROLOGY LlOl 1530-1645 TH GEOL 308 !2 210 GEfl: 610 3 PRACT TCHG GERMAN liT 001 206 GEOL 525 4 INTRO TO ORE DEPOSITS 001 0900-0950 M W F GEOl 134 \!IW ATKINSON 20 ••• LAB-INTRO ORE DEPOSITS L101 1300-1550 W GEOL 134 3C All 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM. PREREC GEOL 301 OR INSTR CONSENT.. FIELD TRIPS TO BE ARRANGED .. 700 0-6 MASTERS THESIS 900 ••• lC 206 GEOL 527 4 THERMO FOR PETROLOGIST 001 0930-10~5 T TH GEOL 232 JL MUNOZ 15 210 GER 710 3 GER liT IN EXILE 001 1500-1730 L IBR S549 TA HCLLWECK 25 lAB-THERMO PETROLOGIST ll01 130G-l450 W GEOL 232 Jl MUNOZ 15 210 GER 800 0-9 DOCTOPS THESIS 900 ARR LC 206 GEOL 528 4 PRtN AQUEOUS GEOCHEM 001 1100-1215 T TH GEOL 232 CD RUNNEllS 15 'REt-AQUEOUS GEOC.HEM RtOl 130~1350 F GEOL .232 OO .. :.RU~NE.LLS l$ ZlO GER 810 10 DOCTORS THESIS -900 ••• 15 PREREQ. COllEGE CHEMISTRY~ 210 GER 910 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 2C Z06 GEOl 53! 3 COHP SEOINENTCLOGY 100 0800-0850 M W GEOl 311 TR WALKER 23 ••• LAB-COMP SEDIMENTOLOGY Ll01 1300-1650 M GEOl 232 TR WAlKER 23 210 GER 920 1-3 INDEPENCENT STUDY 900 2C PREREQ GENERAL CHEMIS.TRY, MINERALOGY AND STRATIGRAPHY. ••• 210 GER 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 206 GEOL 539 3 ROCK AND PALECMAG 100 1400-1515 M W GEOL 31 ( EE LARSON 3C 210 GER 950 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 206 GEOL 545 3 MICROPALECNTOlt1GY 001 0900-0950 T TH GEOL 226 OL E ICUER 2C LAB-MICROPALEONTOLOGY L!Ol_ 1400-1650 M GEOt 226 Ol EICHER 20. 2!.0 GER 9.99 0 MASTERS DEGREE CANO 900 ARR 30 PREREQ GEOl 341, 341 OR INSTR CCNSENT. FOR STUDENT TEACHING IN GERMAN SEE EOUC 471 .. 206 GEOL 550 3 PETROLEUM GEOLOGY 001 1100-1215 TH GEOl 127 JO EDMAN 40 LAB-PETROLEUM GEOLOGY Ll01 1300-1550 GEOL 114 JD EDMAN 20 Ll02 1500-1650 GEOL 114 JO EDMAN 20 II. NOR~EGIAN 206 GEOl 551 3 CURR PROB PALEO BIOL 100 1530-1820 TH GEOl 232 EG KAUFH4AN 25 PREREQ GEOL 341 .. 211 NORW 101 5 BEGIN NOR\oiEG!.IN 1 001 1100-1150 MHHHF KTCH 119 IJ GERWIG 3C 206 GEOL 556 3 EVOLUTION 001 1500-1750 GELJL 232 JA HARRIS 25 211 NORW 211 3 20 YEAR READ & CONV 1 001 0930-1045 T TH KTCH 119 IJ GER\IIG 2C EG KAUFFMAN PRERE 0 NORW 102 OR CONSULT AT I ON,. PREREQ GEOl 341. 206 GEOL 561 2 MAMMALIAN MICRO PALEO 100 1300-1350 HUNT 106 ROBINSCN 50 I II. SCAf\DANAVIAN LAB-MAMALIAN MICRO 'PAL Ll01 140G-1650 HUNT 106 RCBINSON 50 206 GEOl 563 4 P-RIN CF GEOMORPHOLOGY 212 SCAN 910 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 2C SAME AS GEOl 463 AND GEOG 43 L. llil.ll.: All 900 SECTIONS REQUlRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM~ ••• 100 0800-0915 T TH GEOL 134 \IIC BRADlEV lC lAB-PRI N OF. GEOMORPHOl l101 1300-1650 w GEOL 134 WC BRADLEY 5 IV. ll02 1300-1650 TH GEOL 134 WC BRADLEY 5 206 GEOL 568 3 GLOBAL TECTONICS 001 0"930-1045 T TH GEOL 127 RM KliGFIELD 4C 214 SWEO 101 5 BEGINNING SWEDISH 1 001 1000-1050 MTWTHF KTCH 35 Gl THORSIN 3C M WYSS 214 SWED 211 3 2ND YEAR READ/CONY 1 001 UOQ.-1150 ,.. W F KTCH 35 Gl Tfo!ORSIN 2C 206 GEOl 573 2 LOW TEMP GEOCHEM 100 1400-1515 T TH GEOL 232 DO RU'NNElLS 15 PREREQ SWEO 102 OR CONSUlTATION .. 206. GEOL 577 3 SP fPCS-GOLD/SILV DEP 001 1900-2050 TH GEOL 134 k\oj ATKINSON 15 All 900 SECTICNS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM., 1600-1650 M GEOl 134 214 SWED PREREQ GEOl, 525 OR IN SiR CONSENT .. 930 1-3 IND-EPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 2C 206 GEOl 596 3 EARTH & PLANET PHYS 1 001 090D-0950 ~ W F GEGL 114 C KISSLINGER 1!: 214 SWED 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 2C 206 GECl 598. 3 EARTH & PlANET PHYS 3 001 ARR 2C Greek 206 GECL 615 3 DATA PROC EARTH SCI 001 1100-1215 T TH GUGG TN CAINE 15 PRERHl GEOL 477 OR INSTR CONSENT. SAME AS GEOG 602. ~: SEE DEPARTMENT OF ClASSICSe 206 GE.DL 631 3 SEDIMENT PETROLOGY :.. 001 080Q-1050 T TH GEOL 308 TR WALKER 10 PREREQ GEOL 5!7 AND INTRODUCTORY SEDI.MENTATION. Hebrew ll.Q.ll.~ SEE DEPARTMENT OF liNGUISTICS., 206 GEOL 653 3 ADV GEOMORPHOLOGY 001 ARR .rr ANDRE~S lC MEETS EVERY TUES, 130 206 GEOL 655 2 SEM-SEL TPC-GEOPHYSICS 001 ARR 15 History ~o All 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMHITAL FORMo 218 HI ST 101 3 WESTERN CIVIliZATION 1 010 0900-0950 " w RAMV C250 CC CHIUSTENSEN 204 206 GECL 700 D-6 MASTERS THESIS 900 ARR 1C REC-WESTERN C (V 1 ROll f200-l25() KTCH 33 25 R012 1300-1350 EDUC 134 25 206 GEOl 800 0-9 DOCTORS THESlS 900 ARR lC ROB 1400-1450 EDUC 134 25 R014 lSOo-1550 EDUC 134 25 206 GEOL 810 10 DOCTORS THESIS 900 Afi;R 15 R015 1600-1650 HlMS 245 25 R016 1200-1250 E.OUC 136 25 206 GEClL fiJ40 1-3 lND ST-QUATERtiARY GEOL 900 ARR 2C R017 1300-1350 F EOUC 134 25 R01S 1400-1450 F EDUC 134 25 206 GEOl 941 1-3 IND ST-ECONOMIC GEOL 900 ••• 2C WESTERN CIVIliZATION 1 020 0930-1045 T TH OP G G030 200 030 1300-1350 M W F HlMS 245 35 206 GEQL 942 l-3 INO ST-PETROL.GGY 900 ARR 20 040 0800-0915 T TH HLMS 247 35 206 GEOl 943 1-3 INO ST-SEDIHENTOLOGY 900 ••• 2C 218 HIST 102 3 WESTERN CIVILIZATION 2 001 1400-1515 T TH HLMS 199 DL GROSS 104 002 0800-0850 M W F· HLMS 245 35 2:06 GEOL 944 1-3 INC ST-ST.RUC/TECTON 900 ARR 20 218 HIST 103 3 INTRO ASIA-Min E/INDIA 001 0900-0950 M W F F A Nl41 JP JANKOWSKI ll4 206 GEOt 945 1-3 INO Sf-GEOCHEMISTRY 900 ARR 001 0800-0915 T TH GUGG 201 Rl HOHlFELDER 114 206 GEOL 946 1-3 INO ST-GEOPHYSICS 900 ARR GEOL 947 IND ST-HYDROLOGV 900 206 1-3 20 218 HIST 111 3 HONORS-WESTERN CIV 1 801 1400-1630 T l tBR 3000 RL HCHLFElDER 25 ••• .tiQJ:S.• SEC 801 IS AN HONORS SECTION.. SECURE A 206 GECL 9~8 1-3 INC Sf-OCEANOGRAPHY - 900 ARR 20 '· CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM FROM NORLIN LIBR, RM M400C .. 206 GEOL 949 1-3 IND ST-PAL"EONTOLOGY 900 ARR 20 ;ns HIST 141 3 HISTORY OF ENGLAND 1 ()01 1300-1350 M W F HLMS 201 Mk MC INTOSH 104 206 GEOL 950 1-3 INO ST-OUATERNARV GEOL 900 ARR 2C -218 HIST 142 3 HISTORY OF ENGLAND 2 001 120Q-1250 M ~ F HLMS ZOI WG SIMON 104 Z06 GECL 951 1-3 IND ST-ECONOMIC GEOL 900 ARR 2C 218 HIST 151 3 UNITED STATES TO 1865 010 1200-1250 " w -u•v CZ5D zoo 206 GECL 9S2 1-3 IND ST-PETROLOGY 900 ••• 2C REt-US HISTORY TO 1865 ROll 1300-1350 W BPSY El30 25 R012 1400-1450 W KTCH 35 25 Z06 GEQL 953 1-3 IND ST-SEDIMENTOlOGV 900 ARR zc ROU 150G-U50 W KTCH 35 25 R014 1600-1650 W .HLMS 241 25 206 GEOL 954 1-3 INO ST-STRUCITECTO~ 900 ARR 20 R015 0800-0850 F HLHS 263 25 ROU noo-uso F eouc 138 206 GEOL 955 1-3 INO ST-GEQCHEMISTRV 900 ARR 25 20 - A017 t'00-1450 f eouc ua 25 R018 1500-lSSO F eouc ua Z! 206 GEOL 956 1-3 IND ST-GEOPHYSICS 900 ARR 20 UNITED STATES fO l865 ozo 09Jo-to•s -, '" H~NS 201 FW ANDERSON 10~ OJO 1400-lUO II w F H~MS Z45 35 !06 GEill. 951' 1-3 INO ST-HYDIIOLCGY tOO 10 O•O 140G-ISIS T TH HUIS !45 15 050 ISOG-ISSO II to F HLIIS 145 J5 24 DE~T CRS DEPT CRS NO. DEPT NO. CO T1 Tl E OF COURSE SEC TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR LIMIT NO~ DEPT HOe CR TITLE OF COURSE SEC TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR LIMIT Ul HIST 152 3 U S SINCE 1865 001 123G-1345 T TH HLMS 201 RD SCHULZlNGER 10~ 218 MIST 96:3 l-3 !NO ST-ANt & MEO EUROP 900 ARR zc 002 1000-1050 M W F HlMS 199 SL S"ITH 104 003 OBOG-0915 T TH HU1S 245 35 21B tl!ST 964 1-3 !NO ST-EUROP 1350-1648 900 ARR 20 004 1200-1250 M W F HLMS 245 35 218 Hl ST 965 1-3 !NO ST-EUI~ SINCE 1649 900 20 21.8 HlST 161 3 HONORS-U S TO 1865 801 lltOG-1630 HlMS 251 Sl S•ITH ••• ,!!!!ll.• SEC 801 IS AN HONORS SECTION. SECURE A 218 HIST <:166 1-3 !NO ST-RUSS & EAST EUR, 900 ARR 20 CONTROLLED ENROllMENT FORM FROM NORLIN UBR. RM M400C. 218 HIST 967 1-3 INO ST-ASIAN HlSTORV 900 ••• 20 218 HIST 181 3 LATIN AM COLONiAL EXP 001 0800-0850 M W F HU!IS 241 RJ FERRY 70 218 .HIST 968 1-3 lND ST-AFRICA/MJO EAST 900 ARR 20 218 HIST 215 3 AFRO-AMERICAN HIST 1 001 1Z30-1345 T TH HUIS 241 LE WILSON 5~ 216 HIST 969 1-3 !NO ST-COMPARATIV HIST 900 ••• 20 218 HIST 235 3 PROB IN GERMAN HISTORY 001 UOQ-1150 M W F HLMS 201 SI:A PClS 10-4 218 HIST 999 0 MASTERS DEGREE CAND 900 ARR 30 218 HlST 298 3 HIST OF WOMEN IN U S 001 l40G-1450 M W F HLMS 241 l tHAfi!BERS StttlllER SAME AS WMST 298e Honors 218 HIST 304 3 SEL READ EARLY -MOO EUR 001 lltOG-1630 M HLMS 251 EG RUESTOW 11 J:!Qll... .SEE INTERDISCIPLINARY SYUOIESv CENTER FOR 218 til ST 316 3 SEl READ AM OIPLC HI Sf 001 153G-1BOO TH HLHS 259 RO SCHULZINGER 11 Humanities 218 HIST 320 3 SEL READ-REC CHIN H!ST 001 1300-1530 HLMS 259 lA WEI 11 .t!.Q.l[.. SEE INTEROISClPLJNARV STUDIESv CENTER FOR 21S tiiST 323 3 SEl REAC-RUSSIAN HIST 001 1400-1630 TH CttEM 308 BA ENGEL 17 2'18 HIST 33-2 3 RES SEM-MEOJE'#Al HIST 001 llt00-1630 T CtiEM 115 17 Interdisciplinary Studies, Center for 218 HIST 331t 3 RES SEM-EARLY MOO EUR 001 1400-1630 T tHEM 115 11 218 HIST 339 3 RES SEM MOO EURPO HIST 001 1400-1630 T HUllS 25q V\t BEACH 11 I. r..t.s. 218 tUST 342 3 · RES SEH AMERICAN WEST 001 130Q-1530 M OP G GCI'25 PN LIMERICK 11 130 CJ S 282 3 FUTURE SPACESHIP EARTH 001 1300-1350 M W F tllHS Z52 RG BilliNGSLEY 5C 218 HIST 360 3 INDJAN IN AMEfl HISTORY 001 1200-1250 M W F HUtS 241 SL SMITH 72 130 CIS 296 3 SEMINAR - S P R E E 001 1600-1.100 KTCH 306 RW CCL TON 3C 218 HIST 400 3 WOMEN IN ASIAN- HISTORY 001 153G-1645 T T-H HLMS 245 JC LEBRA 3C PREREQ INSTR CONSENT. SAME AS -WMST ottO. NOTE, SPEC.-IAL PR.ACTlCUM IN EDUCATIONAL ENRICHMENT, 218 HIST 402 3 ATHENS & GRK C_EHOCRACV 001 llOD-1150 M W F HlMS 211 HR RAWLINGS 50 SAME AS CUS 4021502. 11. EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES 218 HI ST 409 3' THE ROtAN EHP IRE 001 123G-1345 T TH GUGG 205 EC KOPFf 60 SAME AS Ct.AS 409/509~ CONSULT THE EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES OFFICE, KTCH, RM 226", FOR AVAILABLE COURSES. 218 HIST ~11 3 SOCIAL FOUND EUROP CIV 001 100G-1050 M W F HLMS 245 BH Hill 45 218 HIST 4!:5 3 HISTORY Of SCIENCE 001 1100-1150 ~ W F HLMS 241 EG R,UESTOW 72 Ill, HONORS 218 HIST 418 3 HIST SOUTHERN AFRICA 001 0930-1045 T TH HLMS 245 LE WILSON 4C STUDENTS D-ESIRING TO REGISTER FOR HONORS COURSES 218 HIST 419 3 EUROPEAN lNTELl HIST 001 ll00-1215 T TH HLMS 341 OL GROSS 61 MUST SECURE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORMS AND INFOR MATICN FROM THE DEPARTMENT OFfiCE. REFER TO THE 218 HIST 427 3 E CEN EUR TO 1815 001 0930-1045 T TH HLMS Z41 SA F lSCHER GAlATI 72 DESCRIPTION BOOKLET IN THE HONORS DEPARTMENT BEFORE REGISTERING. 218 HI ST 433 3 FR REVOL & NAPOLEON 001 1000-1050 M \>1 F HLMS 201 VW BEACH 104 ·ENROllMENT l"IMIT: 17 218 HiST 434 3 COLONIAL AM 1600-1750 001 1100-1150 M W F ECCN 13 GL MAIN 6C MINIMUI-1 G.. P .. A.: 3.30 218 HIST 435 3 HlST GERMANY TO 1648 001 0800-0850 ~ 'ri f HLMS 252 RA PClS 145 REGISTRATION FOR HONORS COURSES WILL 6E 'HELD IN THE HONORS DEPARTMENT - NORLIN LIBR, RM M400C ON 218 HlST 444 3 STUART ENGlAND 001 140G-llt50 M W F HLMS 201 kG SIMON 104 M"AY 2-49 1984, 218 HIST Lt51 3 THE AMERICAN REVOLUTN 001 1230-1345 T TH HLMS 199 FW ANDERSON 10lj. FOR OTHER HONOR COURSES SEE: ANTH 205 SEC 801 - HUMAN ORIGINS 1 218 HIST 451 3 EARLY AMER FRllNTIER 001 0900-0950 M W F HLMS 24 t PN LIMERICK 12 HlST 111 SEC 801- WESTERN CJVILUATION HIST 161 SEC 901 - U S HISTORY 218 HIST 461 3 POP CULTURE o~fM TO 1900 001 1100-1215 T TH KTCH 234 PI MITTERLING 63 HUM 101 SEC 801 - INTRO TO HUMAN I TIES P SC 22Z SEC 801 - INTRO TO I NT NAT' l REL 218 HIST 474 3 RISE (]f REVOl CHINA 001 1000-1050 M W F HU4S 241 ~ WEI 72 CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORMS AVAILABLE THROUGH 218 HlST 475 3 ANC & MED JAPN HIST 001 123G-l34-5 T TH HLMS 245 Jt LEBRA 45 THE HONORS DEPARTMENT" NQRLIN-LIBR, RM M400C. 218 HIST 480 3 US MILITARY HISTORY 001 1900-2015 T TH HLMS 201 HL SCAMEHORN 104 222 HON 161 3 GREEK CIVILIZATION 801 1400-1630 T tHEM 307 GE RYAN 11 2lS HIST 488 3 MEDIEVAL MID EAST 001 1100-1150 M 'A F HLMS 245 JP JANKOWSKI 4l: 222 HON 250 3 BIOMEO/UFE STYLE 801 0900-1015 T TH LIBR 400E ON PRESCCTT 17 Zl8 HIST 495 3 RUSS REV" & SOVIET REG 001 1100-1215 T TH HLI'IS 201 BA ENGEL -104 222 HON 267 3 CGNCEPT OF CHANGE 801 1400-1515 T TH L tBR 400A JR CARNES 17 218 HIST 498 3 SENIOR COllOQUlUH 801 1930-2200 HLMS 259 l CHAMBERS SCHilLER 15 222 HON 279 3 MEANING OF DRIIMA ARTS 801 1400-1515 T TH LIBR 400E RP CUllORT 11 ~ SECURE A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT fORM FROM DEPARTMENT. 222 HON 361 3 DEMOCRACY/RENAISSANCE 801 1100-1150 H W F L!BR 400S JB ttCLlO~AY 218 HlST 499 3 HONORS THESIS 801 ARR L CHAMBERS SCHILLER 5C l!Qll.. SE-CURE A CONTRCLLED ENROLLMENT FORM FROM DEPARTMENT a 222 HON 368 3 BIOETHICS 801 153Q-1645 T TH LIBR 400E Cl CRC"-E tl FOR 600 LEVEL COURSES STUDENTS MAY REGISTER 222 HON 370 3 TEMPLE MAYOR POl 1900-2030 T TH L IBR 400S Ol CARRASCO 11 ONLV WITH INSTR CONSENT. 222 HON 376 3 PSY OF REL IN NUC AGE 801 1400-1515 M W LIBR 400E IR CHERNUS 17 218 1-IIST 600 3 HISTORICAL METHODS 001 190D-Zl30 M HLMS 25«3 JT MAIN 24 222 HON 360 3 FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION 801 OBOG-1050 " LISR 400E RJI STOYER 11 218 HIST 628 3 ROGS-EAST CENTRAL EURO 001 1400-1630 TH LIBR 3000 SA FISCHER GALATi 24 222 HON 442 3 STRUCTURES 801 190G-2100 L IBR. 4005 Rl G.INOW 17 218 HI ST 642 3 RDGS ENGL HIS! TO 1714 001 1500-1730 HLMS 231 MK MC INTCSH 24 222 HON 450 3 SUSTAINABLE SCCIETY 801 1530-1800 T ll BR 400A EW MCEN n 218 HIST 650 3 ROGS AM CUlGNIAL HIS 001 130D-l530 LIBR 300C Gl MAl~ 24 .CR!DIT IS COUNTED TOWARD SENIOR SEMINAR. 218 Hl ST 063 3 RDGS-US SGC & THOUGHT 001 1400-1630 M HLMS 259 RE MANN 24 222 HON, 460 3 1 ssues OF iHE 20 c 801 1900.-2130 T -LIBR 4"00E NO l!f.EIR CREDIT IS COUNTED TOWARD SENIOR SEMINAR..- 218 HIST 681 3 ROGS UTIN AM COL HIST 001 1930-2200 l IBR 3000 RJ FERRY 24 222 HON 464 3 T.S. EliOT 801 0930-1045 T TH liBR 4005 GB K INNEAVY 218 HlST 700 0-6 MASTERS THESIS 900 ARR 2C CREDIT IS COUNTED TOWARO SENIOR SEMINAR • .!:iQ.ll.• All 900 SECTI-ONS REQUIRE DEPARTI1ENTAL FORM. 222 HON . 467 3 FATE OF THE EARTH 801 150D-1615 M W liBR 4005 RG BilliNGSLEY 218 HIST 733 3 SEi4-R€FCRMATICN EUROPE 001 130G-1530 M liBR 3000 CC CHRISTENSEN 24 CREDIT IS COUNTED TOWARD SENIOR SEMINAR .. 218 HIST 766 3 SEM-U S HIST 1948-PR 001 1530-1800 T HLMS 251 Hl SCAMEHCRN 2-4 222 HON 473 ·3 NIETZSCHE: BIO &. HIST 801 150D-l130 T KTCH 35 IRM CALDER 11 !:!Q.ll.• All 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM .. 222 HON 477 3 1984: ORWELL & CO 801 1200-1430 M LIBR S549 WV '8LOHSTER 17 218 HIST 800 D-9 DOCTORS THESIS 900 ARR 2C 222 HON 479 3 FILM AND F-ICTION 801 150D-l800 M W RAMV 1823 J PALMER 11 218 HIST 810 10 DOCTORS THESIS 900 ••• 15 222 l-ION 485 3 SELF AND SOC CHANGE 801 1300-1530 BPSY Ell4 JV OCWNTCN 11 218 HIST 901 1~3 IND 51-WESTERN CJV 1 900 ARR 15 2.22 HON 495 3 SOVIET CI\JILIZATION 801 ••• M WERTHEIMER 11 218 HIST 902 1-3 IND Sf-WESTERN CJV 2 900 ARR 15 222 HON 930 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 2C ~· All 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM .. ••• 218 HIST 903 1-3 INO Sl"-EASTERN CIV 1 900 ARR 218 H1ST 904_ 1-3 IND Sf-EASTERN CIV 2 900 ••• IV. HUMANITIES 218 HIST 905 1-3 IND ST-HIS-ENGLANO 1 900 ARR JiQ.ll.. THE TWELVE-HOUR SEQUE~CE ""HUM 101-102 Will SATISFY 218 HIST 906 1-3 INO ST-HIS-ENGLANO 2 900 15 THE TWO YEAR ARTS AND SCIENCE HUMANITIES ••• REQUIREMENT .. 216 H1ST 910 1-3 !NO ST-U$ HJST TO 1865 900 2C ••• 226 HUM 101 6 INTRO TO HUMANITIES 1 218 HIST 'ill 1-3 IND ST-US SINCE 1865 900 ARR 20 CREDIT NOT GIVEN FOR BOTH 1-jUM 101-102 AND ENGL 260-261. STUDENT MUST REQUEST SEC 001 THRU 005 PLUS LAB 010a 218 HIST 912 1-3 IND ST-LAT AMER HIST 900 ARR 20 001 0900-0950 M W KTCH 207 C CCMSTOCK 30 218 HIST 913 1-3 IND ST-ANC & flED EUR 900 2C 002 100D-1050 M W KTCH 207 FW WilLIAMS 30 ••• 003 llOD-1150 M W KTCH 206 WO WEiR 30 218 HIST 914 1-.3 INO ST.:_EUROP 135D-1648 900 ARR 20 004 1100-1150 M W KTCH _118 SE liNVILLE 30 005 1000-1050 M W KTCH 206 JA HEYDT LAB-INTRO HUMANITIES 1 30 218 HIST 915 1-3 !NO ST-EUR SINCE 1648 900 ARR 20 lOlO 1200-1250 M W BPSV E050 NK Hill 408 MW WAIT INTRO TO HUMANITIES 1 801 1000-1050 M ~ F 218 HIST 916 1-3 IND ST-RUSS & EAST EUR 900 ARR 2C l I8R 400E C CCMSTCCK 15 SEC 801 IS AN HONORS SECTION.. SECURE A CDNTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM FROM NORLIN l IBR, RM M400C. 218 · HIST 911 1-~ IND ST-ASIAN HISTORY 900 ARR 20 226_ HUM 300 3 IMAGES OF T-HE 20TH C 218 HIST 9i.8 i-3 IND Sf-AFRICAN HISTORY 900 ARR 20 001 1400-1450 M W F KTCH 207 NK Hill 226 HUM 305 4 FILM HISTORY l 218 HIST 919 l-3 IND ST COMP-HISTORY 900 ARR 2C 001 1400-1130 T TH F A Nl41 BF KA~HN SAME AS F S 305 .. 218 HI ST 940 l-3 IND ST-US HlST TO 1865 900 ARR 2C 226 HUM 319 3 COMPUTERS AND FOLKLORE 001 0930-1045 T TH HLMS 287 MJ PRESTCN 50 218 HIST 941 1-3 IND ST-US SINCE 1865 900 ARR 2C 226 HUM 401 3 FILM AND FICTION 001 l"SOG-1800 M W RAMV 1B23 J PALMER 15 218 HIST '942 l-3 INO ST-UH AMER HIST 900 ARR 20 .!illl.£..• FOR HUMANITIES MAJORS ONLY .. 226 HUM 410 3 THE DIAlOGUE 218 HIST 943 1-3 IND ST-ANC & f4ED EUROP 900 ARR 20 001 140G-1515 T TH HLMS 271 RJ SCHOECK 20 226 HUM 411 3 STDY HUM-THE HOLOCAUST. 218 H!ST 944 l-3 INO ST-EUROP 1350-1648 900 ARR 20 001 0900-0950 M W F KTCH 206 hV BLOMSTER 30 226 HUM 940 3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 218 HIST 945 1-3 IND ST-EUR SINCE 1648 900 ARR 20 ARR 2C .tiQ.!!.: ALL 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM .. 218 HIST 946 1-3 INO ST-RUSS & EAST EUR 900 ARR 20 218 HIST 947 1-3. ·IND ST-ASIAN HISTORY 900 ARR 20 V..- NATURAL SCIENCE 218 HIST 948 1-3 IND ST-AfRICA~MlD EAST 900 ••• 2C ZC 228 NASC 123 4 "BIOLOGY-HUMAN ~PPRCH 218 !-liST 949 1-3 IND ST-CGMPARATlV HIST 900 ARR 001 0800-0915 T HUNT 204 MF CUNDIFF 28 002 0930-1045 ·T HUNT 204 TE RASMUSSEN 28 218 HIST 950 1-3 INO ST-US HIST TO 1865 900 20 003 093D-1045 T HUNT 203 AB ARMSTRCNG 28 ••• 004 1100-1215 I HUNT 204 KO· PAlMER 28 218 HIST 951 1-3 JND ST-US SINCE 1865 900 ARR 20 005 12.30-1345 T HUNT Z04 OD POtlQCK 28 007 1400-1515 T HUNT 204 AB ARMSTRONG 26 218 HIST 952 l-3 INO ST-LAT AMER HIST 900 ARR 20 009 0930-1045 TH HUNT Z04 TE RASMUSSEN 28 01,0 110D-1Z15 TH HUNT 204 KD PAlMER 28 218 HIST 953 1-3 IND ST-ANC £. MED EUROP 900 ARR 20 Oil 1230-1345 TH HUNT 20-4 00 POLLOCK APPRCH 2e ~ REC-B10LOGY-HUM R050 1300~1350 M W F BPSY E050 AB ARMSTRONG 218 HIST 954 1-3 INO ST-EUROP US0-1648 900 ••• 20 MF CUNDIFF ••• & 218 HI ST 955 1-3 lND ST-EUR SINCE 1648 900 ARR 2c 228 NASC 125 6 MAN NATURE-ENERGY STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR A lECTURE 001-004 PLUS 218 MfST 956 1-3 !NO ST-RUSS G EAST EUR 900 ••• 20 REC 010. 218 HIST 951 1-3 IND Sf-ASIAN HISTORY 900 ARR 2C 001 0930-1045 T TH KTCH 307 BA BYERS 28 002 llOO-lZ15 T TH KVCH 307 NR OEMALLIE 28 218 HIST 958 1-3 IND ST-AFRICAIMIO EAST 900 ·ARR 20 003 123Q-1345 T TH KTCH 307 AW COLTON ze 004 l40Q-l515 T TH KTCH 307 28 218 HIST 959 l-3 !NO ST-COMPARATIV HIST 900 ARR 20 REC-MAN & NATURE-ENERG ROlO 090G-0950 M W F KTCH 307 OM ARMSTRONG 112 218 HIST 960 l-3 INO ST-US HIST TO l865 900 ARR JO U3 HIST 961 1-3 INO ST-US SINCE ia65 900 ARR Ui HIST %Z l-3 IND Si-LAT ANER MIST 900 ARR 25 DEPT CRS ""IIQ, DEPT c;u1111, CR U TU Of COURSE S£C fiME DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTIIIICTOR LIIIIT NO. 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GRADUATE !,!AIHEMAT!CS Oriental.languages and Literatures !i!Ul• THE 500 LEVEl MATHEMATICS COURSES LISTED 8ELCW ARE FOR t, CHINESE ADYANCEO UNOERGRAOUATE ANO GRADUATE STUDENTS. THE 600 lEVEl COURSES ARE F01t GRADUATE STUDENTS ONLY. UNGER- 262 tHIN lOl 5 BEGINNING CHINESE I 001 10.00~1050 MTNTHF ePSV EU8 J" HARGETT JO GRADUATES MUST ,HAVE DEPARTMENTAL AP.PROVAL TO ~« SPRING TAKE 500 LEVEL COURSE$. 002 UOI)-U50 MTNTHF &Psv eue JN loARGETJ liO MK Sl'RING 253 MATH 501 J INTRO TO TOPOLOGY 010 1400-1'050 M If F tlf TA¥1.DR zs PREREO MATH 313, Jl~, 412• 262 CHI.N . ZU 5 INTERNED CHINESE l. 001 HOG-1450 MTIITHF EKI.f; MZU AK SPRING JM HARGETT .253 MATH 510 3 HIST ·OF IIATH 010 l50G-1550 M If F ECCR 1- II. 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REC-INTRO TO PHil ROit1 1100-115-0 HLMS 177 21 · 269 P E 116 2 ADV LIFE SAVHG 001 0930-101t5 T TH SGY'M 14 3C R042 1100'-1150 HLMS 251 27 002 llOG-1215 M W SGYM lit 30 R043 1200'-1250 HlMS 251 21 003 HOD-1515 , T TH SGVM 14 30 R044 120G-1250 HLMS 177 27 PREREQ RED CROSS SWIMMER SKILLS, H.EETS ONE HOUR & 15 MIN. R045 1300'-1350 HU1S 177 25 R046 llt0D-llt50 HLMS 177 25 269 p E 177 2 WATER SAFETY !NSTRUCTR OOI llOG-1215 T TH SGYM 14 RE 81 BLER 2~ R0~7 0900-0950 M HLMS 251 25 002 1230-1345 T TH SGYM 14 RE BIBLER 25 R048 llOG-1150 M HLMS 251 25 PRERECI ADVANCED LIFE SAVING. LABS· TO 8E ARRANGED .. R049 120G-l250 " HLMS 177 25 INTRO TO PHUOSOPHV 050 0930'-10.. 5 T TH HLMS 229 Cl CRO"E 45 269 P E 197 1 REC DANCE FORMS 001 1300-1350 T TH SGVM 111 15 060 1100-1215 T TH HLMS 263 4C 002 140D-1450 T TH SGVM 111 15 070 1300-1350 M W F HLMS HI 45 OPEN TO REt AND P E MAJCRS CNLY • 268 PHil 102 3 ETHICS 001 llOG-1!50 M N F HLMS 229 PB KENEYAN 45 002 1400'-1515 1 TH HLMS 247 N DAVIS 45 11. UNDERGRADUATE P E MAJOR COURSes 268 PHIL 103 3 WAYS OF KNOWING 001 0900-0950 M W F HLMS 229 45 002 0930-1045 T TH HALE 205 45 !!2!!· STUDENTS INTENDING TO MAJOR IN P E MUST SEE A FACULTY 268 PHIL 104 3 PHILOSOPHY & SOCIETY 001 1200-1250 M W f HLMS 229 45 ADVISOR IN THE DEPARTMENT AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. 002 lltOG-1515 y· TH HU'S 229 JP KIMBLE 45 FOR DETAILS OF MAJOR -REQUIREMENTS SEE THE· CURRENT-< UNIVERSITY CATALOG. COPIES OF MAJOR REQUIREMENTS 269 PHIL 105 3 PHilOSOPHY- t fi:EliGJON 001 1000'-1050 M W F HLMS 229 E MILLER 45 AND DETAILS OF THE- DIFFERENT DEGREE PROGRAMS CAN 002 llOQ-1215 T TH KTCH 207 45 BE OSTAINED fROM· ROOM lllt, SGYM,. 268 PHIL 106 3 PHIL AND -THE SCIENCES 001- 1000-1050 M W F HUllS 255 It! 269 P 225 2 ADVANCED FlRST AID 001 1800-2000 M W SGVM 302 25 002 123G-1345 T TH · HLMS 229 lt5 002 lBOG-2000 T TH SGYM 104 25 ENROL-LMENT LIF4JTEO TO P E, REt AND' PHYS- THERAPY MAJORS 268 PHlL 107 3 PH] LOSOPHY & THE ARTS 001 1100-1150 M W f HLMS 2H JA FISHER 45 ONLY. 268 PHIL 112 3 INTRODUCTORY LOGIC 010 090G-0950 M W EDUC 220 J NICKEL 121! 269 P E 235 1 CONO & OEVEL MOVT 001 080G-0850 M W F SGYM 111 STUDENTS REGISTER lNG FOR SCE 010 MUS1 REGI.STER FOR A MEETS FIRST SEVEN WEEKS. CORRESPONDING RECITATION. REC-1NTRO LOGIC ROll 0825-0915 TH HLMS 177 20 269 P f 237 1 GOLF 001 1100-1150 M W F t=LOH 70 WA ROBlC.tiAUX 30 R012 0925-0915 F HLMS 171 20 MEETS FIRST SEVEN WEEKS. R013 0930-1020 TH HLMS · 177 20 R014 090G-0950 f HLMS 251 20 269 P E 238 1 GYMNASTICS 001 1100-llSO M W F SGYM 203 DB WARDELL R015 090G-0950 F HUNT 204 20 MEETS SECOND SEVEN WEEKS. R016 1100-1150 TH HLMS 117 20 FIRST GLAS,S J S WED, OCT 21t. ROll 100G-1050 F H't.MS 177 20 R018 llOG-1150 W HLMS 177 2C 269 P E 260 1 GAMES LCN- ORGANIZATION" 001 0900-0950 M W F SGVH 203 JS FCWlER 3C INTRODUCTORY- LOGIC 020 1006-1050 M W F HU1S 247 HE S"VKLER ~5. MEE-TS FIRST SEVEN WEEKS .. 030 llOG-1150 M II!! F HLMS 263 45 0~0 1300-1350 M W F HUIS 247 JA FISHER 45 2(.9 P E 268 1 VOLLEYBAll 001 090Q-0950 · M W F CGYH 206 050 1100'-1215 T TH tHEM 207 40 MEETS SECOND SEVEN wEEKS. 32 FlRST CLASS IS ON WED, OCT 21t .. 268 PHIL 202 3 THE NATURE Of LAW l 001 llOG-1215 T TH HLMS 229 LG BCONIN 40 002 1400'-1515 T TH HLMS 255 LG BCONIN 40 269 P E 279 3 KINESIOLOGICAL ANATOMY 268 PHIL 220 3 MODERN SOCIAl THEORIES 001 lOOG-1050 H W F KTCH 235 40 PREREQ COlLEGE BIOLOGY.. STUDENTS MAY NOT RECEIVE CREDIT fOR BOTH P E 279 AND EPOB 342o 268 PHIL 2~· 3 SYMBOLIC LOGIC 001 0930-1045 T TH HLMS 263 GL REV 4C PREREO SOPHOMORE STANDING. 001 1300-1~50 M HALE 205 EW VCGLER 75. l30Q-135D w HAlE 205 LAB-KINES ANATOMY L010 140D-1450 268 PHIL 292 3 OPEN TOPICS-WCRLOVIEWS 001 1230-13.tt5 T TH HL,MS 247 JP KIMBLE 45 HALE 20S lOll 1300'-1350 HALE 205 L012 1400-1450 268 PHIL 294 3 PHlLOSOPH't ANC WOMEN 001 1100-1215 T TH HLMS 255 0 MAYER 2C HALE 205 SAME AS WMST 29~ ... 269 P E 280 3 KINESIOlOGICAl PHYSlOL AlL COURSES AT Ttl£ 300 lEVEl. REQUIRE SIX PREREQ COLLEGE BIOLOGY AND ONE YEAR COLLEGE CHEMlSTRV.; HOURS OF PHilOSOPHY OR II\:STR CONSENT STUDENTS MAY NOT RECEIVE CREDIT FCR BOTH P E 280 ANC UNLESS OTHERWISE INCICATED,. EPOB 343. 001 080D-0950 M 268 PHIL 300 3 HlST OF PHIL-ANCIENT 001 1400-1515 M W HLMS 247 WJ PRlCR 41 SGYH 302 75 oeoo-o8so 002 093G-1045 T TH HLMS 255 GW SACKSTEDER 30 SGYM 302 LAB-KJNESIOLOG PHVSIOL L010 090D-0'950 HALE 6 25 lOll 0800-0850 F HALE 6 26~ PHIL 314 3 ENVlRONMENTAL ETHJCS 001 .1400-1515 T TH HLMS 263 OW JAMIESON 40 25 PREREQ JUNIOR STANDING OR PHIL 102., 104, 220, l012 090Q-0950 f HALE 6 25 302, OR 320 .. 269 P E 293 3 SURV CF CONTEI"P· HEALTH 001 0930-1045 T TH SGYM 302 FR MURPHY 3C 268 PHll 316- 3 ETHIC ISSUES-•EDICINE 001 123Q-13it5 T TH HLMS 255 CL CROWE 40 269 P E 298 1-3 PRACT ICUM IN P E 900 ARR 2C NOTE. ALL 900 SECtiONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAl FORM,. 268 PHIL 320 3 SOC-JAL/POliTlCAL PHIL 001 ll00-1215 T l-H HLMS 247 N DAVIS ~c 269 P E 320 SPORT IN AMER SOCIETY 001 l40Q-1450 fjl W F CHEM 132 DB WAflDELL 268 PHIL 335 3 MET APHY & E. PI STEMOLOGV 001 0900-0950 M W F HUtS 255 WN REINHARDT ltC NOT -OPEN TO P MAJORS,. 16C 268 PHIL 343 3 HIST SCI: NEWTON/EINST 001 llOG-1150 fol W F HLJIIJS 255 HE S~CKLER 4C 269 P E 323 HLTH/PHYSIOL VALUE EX 001 0800-0915 T TH HLMS 267 PREREQ ONE YEAR COllEGE SCIENCE OR INSTR CONSENT. NOT OPEN TO P MAJORS. bC SAME AS NASC 323. 269 P E 342 3 NUTRITION AND HE-ALTH 001 1530-1'61t5 T TH 268 PHIL 349 PHilOSOPHY OF LANGUAGE 001 1230-1345 T TH HLMS 263 Gl REV RAMY C250 10C :3 It(] STUDENT MAy NOT RECEIVE CREDIT FOR BOTH P 31t2 AND PSY 206 .. 268 PHIL 360 3 PHILOSOPHY OF REliGION 001 120o-1250 M W F HLMS 263 \If M~RRJSTCN 35 269 P E 346 3 INTRO ADAPT PfiY ED 001 11t0D-1600 T TH SGYH lOit EW VCGLEA PREREQ P E 279 AND 280. 5C 268 PHJL 361 3 PAGAN1SM/CHRI'STIAN1TY 001 1230-1345 .tJ-T TH HLMS 267 hJol CALDER IC SAME AS ClASS 361 .. 269 P E 350 3 HUM DEY & MOVT BEHAV 001 090D-0950 M W F SGVH 104 8 HAWKINS 5C All COURSES AT THE 400 lEVEl REQUIRE NINE HOURS J:!!l!!.• 269 P E 371 3 PSY/SOC ASPECTS SPORT 001 130D-1350 M W F OF PHILOSOPHY OR INSTR CONSENT UNLESS OTHERWISE GUGG 205 09 W~ROHl 75 INDICATED. 269 P E 372 3 MOTOR LEARNING & PERF 001 lOOQ-1050 M M F SGYM 10&, SA WALLACE 5C 268 PHIL ltOit 3 20TH CENTURY PHll 001 1000-1050 M W F HUtS 263 R ROGERS ltC 269 P E 402 1 SEMINAR IN TEACHING 001 UOo-1150 S,GYM 302 FR MURPHV 3C REQUIRED FOR SOPHOMORE STUDENTS WHO PLA~ TO TAKE 268 PHIL it07 3 EXISTENlJAL PtUlOSOPHY 001 11tOG-11t50 ~ IN: F HU!S 22c; PB KENEVAN Itt TEACHING PROGRAM .. 268 PHil lt09 3 PHIL AND- PS'IC.H THEORY 001 093Q-1045 T TH HLMS 241 R CUMMINS 25 269 P E 413 3 AOHIN/CURRlC IN PE 001 0800-0915 T TH SGVM 302 WA ROBICHAUX 50 268 PHIL 460 1 l"HEOLOGY FORUM SEMlNAR 001 1200-1250 HLMS 251 f MILLER 35 269 P E 418 2 THEORY ATHLETJC COACHG 001 1300-1350 M W SGYH 301 RE BIBLER PREREQ UPPER-DIVISION STATUS. MAJORS ONlV,. 40 268 PHIL 473 3 PHlL AND liTERATURE 001 1900'-2130 T HlMS 229 JP KIMBLE 35 269 P E 437 l-6 INTERN IN PHY ED 900 ARR 20 SAME AS C LIT 484/584. . NOTE. All 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM. 260 PHIL 491 3 SNGL PHIL-KJEAKEGAARO 001 1300-13.50 14 W F HLM$ 255 MILLER 15 269 P E 448 3 GERClNTOLOGY lN PE/REC 001 093G-104,5 T TH SGYH 301 40 268 PHIL 495 3 HONORS THESI$ 900 ARR 1 269 P E 454 J!ll.U.• ALL 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM. PREREQ P E 279 OR EPOB 342. ALL COURSES AT THE 500 LEVEL REQUIRE TWELVE HOURS OF PHJlOSOPHY OR INSTR CONSENT UNLESS OTHERWISE 001 0800-0950 " HALE 205 AL DICKINSON 0800-0850 w HALE 205 INDICATED. LAB-ANAl Y HUMAN MOVMNT l010 0901!-0950 • HALE 205 25 LOll OSOG-0850 268 PHIL 509 3 P SYCHOLOGlCAl THEORY 001 0930-1045 T TH HLMS 247 R CUMMJNS 25 HAL-E 205 25 L012 0900'-0950 tiALE 205 25 268 PHIL 5llt 3 ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY 001 190G-2130 TH HLMS 177 OW 'JAMIESCN 15 269 P .E 458 3 METH TCHG PE SEC SCHL 001 123D-l345 T TH SGYM 301 FR MURPHY PREREQ JUNIOR OR SENIOR STATUS, 2·50 G.P .. A., AND 268 PHil 560 3 PHIL & REl-TilliCH 001 140G-1515 M W HLMS 177 JR C.ARNES 15 COMPlETION OF MOST CORE AND PRO ACT COURSES. 001 1400-1515 T TH 268 PHIL 583 3 KANT HlMS 177 GW SAC~STEDER 15 269 P E 466 EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY PREREQ P E 290 OR EPOB 303. ?68 PHIL 592 3 HUSSERL 001 153o-l6~t5 M W HLMS 117 D WILLARD 15 !&!i• ALL 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORI!. 001 130G-1~50 " SGYM 104 50 1301!-1350 w SGYM 104 LAII-EXER PHYS IOLOGV 268 PHIL 598 3 SPECIAL TOPIC$ IN PHJL 900 ARR L010 l40G-1450 w CGYM 202 16 lOll 1300'-1350 CGYM 202 16 LOU 1400'-1~50 268 PHIL 599 2-3 SPECIAL TOPICS IN PHIL 900 ARq 10 CGYM 202 u 269 P E 467 3 EXER SCI lAB TECH 001 1600'-1830 w SGYM Al DICKINSON 268 PHIL 690 1-6 MASTERS RESEARCH 900 AAR 20 PREREQ P E 466. 10~ ~0 268 PHIL 700 t!-6 MASTE~S Tt 'i.OO<> 400o-itso · '" oP· o 0060 SGYM 301 1.0111 ttoo-uso " OPG 0060 LOU ll!oO'-USO t OP ·G 0060 t:.ou uoo-uso to OP G 00"0 l.O lJ l200'-LS50' ~H OP,G :IJ06il. 269 9 £ llZO t-'J J;LK.YIVE A!;HV UV 900 t.nt• · uoo-tno ., OP G tl060 1.on uoo-,nso 11 DP G C060 t.Ol6 · HOO'-lSSO T IJP .G 0060 269 P £ 'IJO l-$. tNDEf>E"OEftT . StUOY 900 zc' FOR PI 401 tl.OO-.lZ~G " t< .F l>P G GOJO OW .tiCWNS 2:69 ·fl £. 51~ , · (;IJ!t~ fllNDS IN ii;ACH 1.830'-'~lOO W. SGYM 1101 JS .,CWL1!R, 001 3C ••ooz oaoo-oeso t 0, G .OQ4\ ROOl '0900""0950 T OP G DIIU 2:69 PIE sn soc1rsvcH a~:tttenme OOl $GYM 302 Pi ,LCJIG 3C t~oo-ui, s r '" ROO• !OOG-(OSO f OP G CCU :u9 P ·e SSS £X PHYSIIl 8IOCIIE14 1101 lSJG-2100 :f SGVM 301 G Kl,.UG, «oos uoo-u so r DP G .OGH i1006 U00'-1254 f OP G 0041 OP G 0041 U9 ? E '.164 a EXERCISE t>tiESCRlPTION 001 lS00-2100 fH SGYM 301 t 001 1000-1.050 M W ~ OP G G020 JR tAVLOR 222 276 IR_EC 337 l-~ flElO .. WORK-THERAPV REC 900 ARR 25 002. lZOG-1250 44 W f DP G G020 ,JR TAYLOR 222 MAJORS ONlY. lAB-GENEft~L Pt1YSICS L003 ·tzoo-uso M oP· G 0090 za l004 1400-1550 M OP G 0090 28 276 REC. 340 3 PRIN OF COMMERCIAL REC 001 1 LOG-.1215 T TH CHEM 23 OH PARKIN 60 LOGS 080Q-0950 T OP G ,0090 28 L006 lZ00-1350 T OP G 0090 ze 276 REC 347 1-4 f'IELO- WORK-CDf'MERC. REC 900 ARR Z5 LOOT 1.400-1550 T ·OP-G 0090 ze MAJORS ONLYo l008 160Q-1750 f bP G 0090 28 WllJi.., ALL 900 SECTIONS ~EQUIRE DEPARTMENT!\.~. ~ORM. l009 0800-0950 w DP G 0090 ze LOlO 140o-l550 W OP G 0090 28 216 REC 401 3 P-ROGRAM PLANNING REC 'CiOl llOD-1215 T JH S.G\'M 104 PT LCNG 4C LOll 0800-0950 fH DP G 0090 ~e. PREREQ REC 201. AND ONE Of n~e fCLLOWING: 'll!U l®b-1150 TH OP G 0090 ze REC :no. 320• :J.:tO. OR 140., O~Eti TO JIJN.tUR AKO L0l3 l20G-1350 TH OP G 0090 ze SENlO~ MAJORS ONLY. l014 0800-0950 f DP G 0090 2e l015 lZOG-1350 F OP G 0090 2e 276 REC 403 3 PARK & REC FACILITIES 001 183Q-2100 STAD 140 WS APPENZELLER 40 l016 140G-l550 F OP G ooqo 28 216 R~C 405 ·3 !JRG & EVAL REC 001 HOD-115.0 M W F SGYM lOit WS · A9PENZEllER 40 PREREQ REC 201 ANO ONE OF THE FOLLOWING; 278 PHYS 302 5 GENERAL PHYSICS STUDENTS MUST REQUEST THE lECTURE AND A LAB. PREREC -pHYS REC 310, l20., 330-, OR 340. OPEN TO JUNIOR AND 301 OR INSTR CONSENT .. SENIO~ MAJORS ONL V. NOTEo EXAMS AT 1930 TUES. SEPT 25v OCT 23 ·AND· NOV 20 .. Zl6 REC lt01 3 FINANCIAL MGMT FOR REC 001 1400-1515 T TH HALE 205 OH PARKIN 50 001 llOG-1150 M W F DP G GOZO AO -FR-ANKliN ZZ2 28 THE FOllOWING COURSES OPEN TO JUNIOR AND SENIOR LAB-GENERAL PHYSICS l002 'OSOD-0950 " OP G 0090 L003 1000-1150 T liP G 0090 28 MAJO~S ONL V.. L004 1200-1350 w OP G 0090 28 L005 l40Q-1,550 TH DP G ooqo 2B ALL 900 SECTIONS REQUI-RE DE-PARTMENTAL FORM .. 317 2 JUNtop; · LAe'ClRAtcRv 276 REC 418 10 INTERN-COMMUNtTY REC 900 ARR 25 STUDENT MUST REQUEST THE LECTURE ANO A LAB. PREREQ PHVS 2139 2-15-.. COREQ PHYS 331,. 276 ~ec 428 10 INTERN-OUTDOOR REC 900 ARR 25 WH TANTTILA 56 276 REC 438 10 INTERN-THERAPY REC 900 ARO 25 001 osoo-oaso TH OP G 0047 . P.O KUNl lAB-JUNlOR LABORATORY DP G G235 276 R.EC. 448 10 INTERN-COMMERCIAL REC 900 ARR 25 l002 090G-ll50 -14 L003 0900:-1150 TH OP G G235 L004 1400-1650 T OP G G235 14 276 REC 941 l-3 INOEP ST-<;OMMUNITY ~EC 20 " ••• L005 lltOD-1650 TH OP G GZ35 14 276 REC 94.;2: 1-3 INDEP ST-OUTOt:iOR REC 900 ARR 20 218 PHYS 321· 3 ANALYTICAL MECHANICS 276 REC 943 1-3 INOEP ST-THERAPY REC 900 2C PREREQ .GENERAL PHYSICS AND CALCULUS·. SEE S'PEClAL ••• NOTE IN FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE. 276 REC 944 l-3 !NDEP ST-COMMf:RC REC 900 ARR 20 001 llOo-1150 M W OP G Gl3l WAHR 45 002 ·UOG-1350 M W OP G Gll6 WAHR 45 Physics 278 PHYS 322 3 ANALV &. QUANTUM M~CH 001 140G-1450 M W F OP G G-Ut M MIZUSHlMA 35 PREREQ PHYS 321 o 278 PHVS 101 3 PHVS SCI-NON-SCIENTiST 001 UOG-1215 T TH OP .G G020 RJ PET-ERSON 220 278 PHVS 331 3 PRIN 'ELEC.-MAGNETISM l 001 · L000-1050 f4 W F OP G 0047 JR SHEPARD 30 EXAMS AT 1930 PM ON TUES SEPT 25, OCT 23, AND NOV 20 IN OOZ l40Q-1450 M M F OP G 0047 JR St!EPARD 30 GUGG 201 .. PREREO GENERAL PHYSICS- AND CALCULUS.. SEE SPECIAL NOT€ IN FINAl EXAM SCHEDULE. 27·8 PHYS lH 4 GENERAL PHYSICS STUDENT MUST REQUEST A lECTURE AND A REC 00'3 THRU 025. 278 PH'YS 332 3 PRIN ELEC-HAGNEHSM 2 001 llOG-13$() " W f DP G GlZ5 BW R IOLEV 35 COREQ A M 135 OR· MATH 130 .. PREREQ PHVS 331 .. SEE SPECIAl NOTE IN FINAL EXAM SCHEDUlE. NOTE. EXAMS FOR LECTURE SECTIONS 001 AND 002 WILL 8E 278 PHYS 341 3 THERMOOYNAM STAT MECH 001 090o-0950 M W F OP G 004 7 PE PHILLIPSON lUES, "SEPT 25, OCT Z3t AND NOV 20 .. 278 PHYS 451 3 OPTICS 001 0900-0950 PI W F OP G GOZ7 LEVINE 001 IOOD-1050 M W F DP G G030 AA BARTLETT 3ZO PREREO PHYS 332. 002 1400-1450 M W F OP G G030 AA BARTLETT 320 REC-GENERAL PHYSICS R003 0800-0850 TH OP G 0041 30 278 PHYS 461 2 PHYSICS HONORS 001 ARR JF DREITLEIN zo ROO<. o8oo-osso TH OP G 0021 30 R005 osoo-osso TH DP G Gll6 3C 218 PHVS 491 3 ATOMIC & NUCLEAR PHYS 001 U00-1150 M W F OP G 0041 TA DE GRAND 45 R006 0900-0950 TH OP G OOZl 30 PREREG PHYS 322 AND 332. 0001 0900-0950 TH OP G G027 Z5 ROOa 0900-095·0 TH OP G 0041 30 278 PHVS 495 2 SENIOR LABORATORY R009 lOOo-1050 TH OP G OOZl 30 COREQ PHVS 491. SAME- AS PHYS 595 .. . RG10 lOOG-1050 TH OP G G021 25 Mll 1000-1050 TH OP G 0041 30 001 uoo-u5o T OP G G230 ~l fCRO 36 RG12 llOG-1150 TH OP G Gl31 3C JG SMITH R013 U00-1150 TH OP G GOZ7 25 LAB-SENIOR -LABORATORY l002 090G-ll50 OP G G230 R014 uoo-uso TH OP G 0041 30 L003 1400~1650 I>P G G230 R015 · lZOet-1250 TH DP G GOZ5 25 L004 090G-1150 TH OP G GZ30 R016 lZOD-1250 TH OP G 0021 ROll lZOD-1250 TH OP G 0041 ~~ Z18 PHYS 49T I SP tPCS-PHYS CF SNOW 001 l600-16SO T TH DP G 0021 OA LIND 25 RCllB uoo-uso TH OP G Gl31 30 R0l9 1300-1350 TH OP G 0021 30 Z7B PHYS ~98 3 SP TPCS-LASER PHYSICS • 001 0930-1045 T TH OP G 0047 RC MOCKlER 20 SAME R020 130o-1350 TH OP G OOitl 30 AS PHYS 698. R021 U00-1450 TH OP G Glll 30 ROZZ lltOG-1450 Ttl OP G 0021 30 278 PH\'S 503· 3 INTERMEO MATH PHYS 1 001 1500-1550 M W F OP G GlZ5 ES RCST 51 R023 140()-1450 Ttl OP G G02T 25 PREREO f4ATH 4::U-4l2. SAME AS -MATH 553. R024 1500-1550 TH OP G 0021 30 R025 1500-1550 TH OP G 0041 30 218 PHYS 516 3 I.NTERMEO PLASMA PHYS 001 1230-1345 T TH OP G G135 RA STERN 25 SAME AS APAS 516. 278 PHYS U2 • GENE~Al PHYSICS STUDENT MUST REQUEST THE lEC AND A REC 003 THRU 012. 278 PHYS 595 2 MODERN PHYSICS LAB PREREQ PtiVS 111. COREQ PHYS 114 PLUS MATH 230 QR A M 136 .. SAME AS PHYS 495. SEE SPECIAL NOTE IN FINAl EUM SCHEDUlE. NOTE. HELP SESSIONS FOR PHYSICS liZ: 001 UOG-1350 T OP G G230 kT FCRD H00-1600 MON IN G0041 JG SMITH 090G-ll00 THURS IN Gll6 ·LAB-MOOE~N PHYSICS LAB LOOZ 090D-U50 OP G G230 NOTE. HAMS FOR LECTURE SECTIONS 001 AND 002 Will BE . L003 litOG-l650 OP G G230 AT 1930 TUES, OCT z, OCT 30 ANO NOV 27 .. lOM 090D-USO TH DP G G230 001 0900-0950 M W OP G G030 Of BARTLETT 33-Q 278 PliWS 603 3 ADVANCED MATH PHYS 1 001 ISOD-1550 M ~ F OP G Gl3l W tiYSS 002 uoo-uso M w OP G G030 OF BARTLETT 34< PREREQ MATH 431-432 AND 445 OR 535 OR !NSTR CONSENT .. REt-GENERAl PHYSICS R003 osoo-0850 r DP G GOZ7 25 SAME AS MATH 653. R004 090o-0950 T DP G Gl31 30 R005 1000-1050 T OP G Gll6 3il 278 PHYS 621 3 THEORETICAL MECHANICS 001 1000-1050 M W F DP G G131 JF OREITLEIN 45 R006 1000-1050 T DP G G13L 3C ROOT llOG-1150 T OP G GU6 30 2.18 PHYS 625 3 QUANTUM 14ECHAPUCS l 001 U00-1150 M W F DP G 0047 CK ICD!NGS 55 ROOB 120G-1250 1 OP G G035 25 R009 1300-1350 T OP G Gl16 3C 278 PHY$ 627. AOV ,QUANTUM MECHANICS oot uoo-uso • w F OP G G027 I ·29 DEPT CRS DEPT CRS NO. DEPT NO. CR TITLE OF ~OURS£ SEC OAYS BLDG ROOit INSTRUCTOR LIMIT NO., DEPT NCD. CR TtTLE OF COURSE SEC TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR Lilt 218 PHYS 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 2C Psychology 218 PHYS 950 l-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 AAR 20 ZO 286 PSY 100 4 GENERAl PSYtHCLOGV 278 PMVS 951 l-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR PARTICI-PATION IN PSY RESEARCH STUDY REQUIRED. CLOSED IF CREDIT IN PSY 201, 202, 203 OR 204. STUDENT MUST REGISTER 278 PHYS 999 MASTERS DEGREE CAND 900 ARR FOR LECTURE AND A RECITATION. 100 100Q-1050 M W BPSY E050 • SCHLESINGER Political Science REt-GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY RUO oaoo-oaso ~ MUEN 0144 Rill 090G-0950 "' MUEN Olltlt Rll2 0900-0950 1 MUEN 01-44 FOR ALL COUR-SES NUMBERED 300 AND ABOVE, THE PREREQ RU3 140o-1450 T MUEN 011t4 FOR NONMAJORS, UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED, lS AS Rll4 o8oo-oeso TH MUEN 0141t FOllOWS: ONE LOWER-DIVISION COURSE OR INSTR CONSENT. Rll5 120Q-1250 TH MUEN • 0144 Rll6 090Q-0950 TH MUEN 0144 MAJORS IN P St ARE REQUIRED TO COMPLETE A MINIMUM OF RIU llOQ-1150 F MUEN 0144 36 SEMESTER HOURS IN DEPT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE GENERAL PSVCHC!LOGV 200 123Q-I345 T TH BPSY E050 SK SHAftPLESS INCLUDING AT LEAST NINE HOURS OF THE FOLLOWING LOWER REt-GENERAL PSYCHOlOGY R210 160G-1650 MUEN 0144 DIVISION COURSES: P SC 110, 201 CDR 211 & 212) OR R2U OBOQ-085G "T MUEN D141t P SC 202, 222,. OR 240,. MAJORS ARE ALSO R212 oaoo-o850 w MVEN 0144, REQUIRED TO COMPLETE P SC 439 PLUS ONE OTHER R213 l20Q-1250 w MU,EN 0144 UPPER-DlVl SION THEORY COURSE, AND AT LEAST R214, 100D-1050 TH MUEN Olo\4 TWO UPPER-OJ VI S10N COURSES IN EACH OF THE R215 140D-1450 M MUEN OH4 REMAINING FIELDS OF POLIHCAL SCIENCE - R216 I500-I550 MUEN 0144 AMERICAN., INTERNAl lONAL/COMPARATIVE .. R217 I000-1050 F .MUEN 0144 GENERAL PSYCHGLOGY 300 I5-3D-1645 T TH · BPSV E050 'OA C-HISZAR 280 P SC 110 3 AMER POLJTJCAl SYSTEM REt-GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY R3IO 1000-1050 M MUEN 0144 STUDENTS REGlS.TERlNG FOR SEC 100 MUST ALSO REGI 'TER FOR A R311 IZOD-1250 HUEN 0144 CORRESPONDING RECITATION .. R312 1000-1050 "T MUEN OI44 R3I3 090Q-0950 w MUEN OI44 100 1230-1345 T TH CHEM 140 WJ STONE 50S R3I4 I60G-1b-50 w MUEN 0144 REC-AMER POL SYS Rill oaoo-oaso KTCH 116 25 R3I5 uoo-u5a TH MUEN 0144 Rl12 0800-0850 "T KTCH 116 25 R316 oeoo-oa5o F MUEN Olltlt Rl13 oaoo-oaso KTCH 116 25 R317 I300-I350 f MUEN 0144 Rll4 o8oo-oeso "TH KTCH 116 25 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY 400 I40D-I4t50 M W F BPSY E050 OJ MASON Rll5 0800-0850 F KTCH 116 25 REt-GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY R410 1100-1150 M MUEN OHlt Rl16 090Q-0950 M KlCH 116 25 R4ll I200-1250 T MUEN 0Ilt4 Rll7 090G-0950 KTCH 116 25 R412 IOOG-I050 ~·I MUEN 0144 Rll8 090D-0950 KTCH 116 25 R413 1300-1350 w MUEN 0144 Rll9 oeoo-o8so 1 HUNT 203 25 R414 1300-13 50 TH MUEN Dllt4 Rl20 0800-0850 TH HUNT 203 25 Rit15 140D-l450 TH MUEN 0144 Rl21 100G-1050 M KTCH 116 25 R416 090Q-0950 F MUEI\I OI44 Rl22 lOOD-1050 KTCH 116 25 R417 I200-I250 F MUEN 0144 Rl23 100Q-1050 KYCH 116 25 Rl24 ll00-1150 ~ KTCH 116 25 286 PSV 205 3 INTRO BIOp"SYCHOLOGV 001 OBOD-0850 M W f BPSV E050 42e R125 1100-1150 T KTCH 118 2~ PREREC PSY IOO. 20I OR 203., R126 110D-ll50 w KTCH 116 2' R127 llOG-1150 TH KTCH 116 , 286 PSV 206 3 NUTRITION AND BEHAVIOR OOI 120D-1250 M W F F A Nlltl OJ MASON 153 Rl28 110G-1150 F KTCH 116 25 STUDENT HAY NOT RECEIVE CREDIT FO~ BOTH PSV 206 AND P E 342. R129 I20G-l250 M KTCH 116 25 Rl30 1200-1250 KTCH 116 25 286 PSY 210 4 STAT/RSCH METh IN PSV 100 IOOD-I050 M W F ~ BPSY 46 EJ CROTHERS IOC AMER POLITiCAl SYSTEM 200 oaoo-0850 M w f CHEM 132 CL MC BR-IDE REt-STAY/RESEARCH METH RllO 0900-1050 T MUEN 0156 20 300 0800-0915 T TH HALE 103 ES G~EENBERG •••17~ Rlll I300-IIt50 w MUEN 0156 20 400 093G-I045 T TH SPSY 46 RO SLOAN 11!: R112 0800--0950 TH MUEN 0156 2C Rll3 1400-1550 f BPSY DI56 20 280 P SC 201 3 COMPARATIVE PCLITICS 1 Rll't 1400-1550 T BPS\' EI30 20 STUDENTS REGISTERING FOR SECTION 100 MUST ALSO Rll5 oeoo-o9s-o F BPSY El30 20 REGISTER FOR A CO~RESPONOING REClTATJOPi. STAT/RSCH METH IN PSY 200 1530-161t5 T TH BPSY El13 HP ALPERN 11 NO CREOJT GIVEN FOR P SC 201 IF STUDENT HAS CRECIT IN REt-STAT/RESEARCH METH R210 1300-1450 M MUEN 0156 20 P SC 211 AND/OR 212. R211 1100-1250 w MUEN DI56 2C R212 1100-1250 TH MUEN ·0156 20 100 UOG-1150 M W BPSV E050 W SAFRAN 40!! R213 080G-0950 F 1'4U£N 0156 zc REC-C.OMP POL 1 Rlll OBOD-0850 M HUNT 203 30 STAT/RSCH METH IN PSY 300 130D-1350 M W F BPSY Ell3 AK ERICSSON 71 Rll2 OBOG-0850 HUNT 203 3C REt-STAT/RESEARCH METH R310 1500...:I650 ,.. MUEN OI56 2C Rll3 oeoo-oa5o HUNT 203 30 R3ll Il00-I250 T HUEN OI56 20 Rll4 0900-0950 M HUNT 203 30 R312 l300-I450 TH MUEN 015b 20 RllS 0900-0950 HUNT 203 ?,0 R313 100D-ll50 f MUEN D156 20 Rll6 -Q90G-0950 HUNT 203 30 STAT/RSCH METH IN PSY 400 0930-I045 T TH BPSY Ell3 OA C:HISZAft 11 RI11 090o-0950 T KTCH 116 3C REt-STAT/RESEARCH METH R410 090G-1050 M MUEN 0156 20 R 11 B 090G-0950 TH KTCH 116 3C R4ll 1300-1450 y MUEN 0156 20 Rll9 lOOo-·1050 TH KTCH ll6 3C Rltl2 0800-0950 w MUEN 0156 20 RI20 I200-1250 W · KTCH 120 30 R413 I50D-I650 w MUEN 0156 2C 280 p sc 202 3 CCMPARAT1VE PCLJTlCS 2 001 100G-1050 M W F HUNT 208 286 PSY 230 3 PSYCH OF ADJUSTMENT 001 0930-1045 T. TH CHEM 140 OS CARTWRIGHT PREREQ PSY 100. 280 p sc 211 3 GOVTS OF BRIT & FRANtE 001 0930-I045- T TH HLMS 199 EJ ROZEK 286 PSV 21t5 3 SOt PS't OF SOC PROBS 001 093o-I045 T TH tHEM 132 JR FC.RWARD 145 280 p sc M W f OP G G020 222, 3 INTRO tNTERNAT'l ~El gg~ ~:g~~;~~ 222 P~EREQ PSY 100, 203 OR 204.. SAME AS C PS 245-. M W F GEOL I21 161 RECITATION SECTIONS Will ee REQUIRED. 003 1IOO-I2I5- T TH BPSY 46 MI MIDLAASKY ll~ 004 0900-0915- T TH F A Nl41 WA SKURNIK 153----286 PS't' • 264 3 CHlLD t ADOLESCENT PSY 001 0800-0'9I5 T TH BPSY E050 WF HCOGES 405 801 083o-1100 w llBR 400S 1~ PREREO PSY 100. 202., OR 204. NOT RECOMMENDED FOR MAJORS. SEC SOl IS AN HONORS SECTION.. SECURE A CONTROLLED MAJORS SHOUlD TAKE PSV 468 IN JUNIOR- OR SENIOR YEAR. ENROlLMENT FORM FROM NORLIN LlBR., RM M400C .. 286 PSY 265 2 CHILD PSY PRACTICUM 001 ARR 5C 280 p sc 240 3 INTRO TO POL THEORY 001 llt00-I515 T TH HALE 103 l KRYSTUFEK 17~ PREREQ PSY 1.00. 202 OR 204. PSV 264 -MUST BE CONCURRENT .. 280 P SC 248 3 INTRO lEGAl SYSTEMS 001 OB00-0915 T TH KTCH 23.t, R\1 STOVER 63 286 PSY 270 3 PSY OF CONTEM AM WOMEN oo1 oaoo-o 280 p sc 353 3 GOVT-CAPlTAllSM-U S 001 1100-1215 T TH HLMS 21ti ES Gfi:EENBERG 75 286 PSY 300 3 HONORS SEMINAR 1 001 0900-1130 BPSY El30 OR THOMAS 20 PREREQ CONSENT OF PSYCHOLOGY HONORS DIRECTOR, MUEN., RM 243. 2fl:O P SC 401 3 AI"'ERICAN PRESIDENCY OOI 093G-1045 T TH K TCH 235 CL MC B-RIDE 63 296· PSV 400 3 HONORS SEMINAR 2 001 1900-2130 T MUEN 0346 M WERTHEIMER 20 280 p sc 406 3 STATE GOVl & ADMIN 001 1100-1215- T TH KTCH 235 WO WINTSR 63 PREREQ CONSENT OF PSYCHOLOGY HONORS DIRECTOR. MUEN, RM 243 .. 280 p sc 407 3 URBAN POLITICS OOI l40Q-1515 T lH KTCH 235 h:O WINTER 63 286 PS'I 40I 1-6 SENIOR THESIS <:;00 ARR lC !:iQ..!!: AlL 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE A DEPARTMENTAL fORM. 280 p sc 413 '3 LAT AMER POL SYSTEMS 001 140Q-H50 M W F KTCH 23-4 JS FITCH 63 286 ·psv 403 4 SEM-LAB USE COMPUTERS 100 1230-I345 T 1H BPSY E411 PG PCLS!JN 3C 280 P St 411 3 EASY EUROPE COMMUNISM 001 0800-0915 T TH HLMS 199 EJ RCZEK 10'5 REC-L/16 USE COMPUTER RUO 150D-1100 H BPSV !:130 15 002 1400-1515 T TH GEOl I2l EJ _RCZEK 161 Rlll 1500-1700 . BPSY -EI30 15 SAME AS PSY 503. 280 p sc 42I 3 I NTERNA1IONAL RELAT UlN 001 1300-1350 H W f F A Nl4I MO WARD 63 286 PSY 405 4 PHVSlOlOGICAL PSY 280 P SC 423 3 AMER FORfiGN POLICY OOI 1230-1345 T TH BPSY 46 hA Stc.URNIK 115 PREREQ PSY 100. STUDENTS WIlL ATTEND CNE l\tjO-HOUR LAB EVERY OTHER WEEK., 280 P SC 425 3 INTERNTNL ORGJINJZATION 001 1100-1150 M W F BPSV 46 CB WllENN 12C 001 llOD-1215 T TH BPSY E417 HP ALPERN 50 280 P SC 429 3 All WCRLO FUTURES 001 15,00-1730 M KTCH 235 FA BEER 002 UOD-1150 M W F 8PSY E417 T SMOCK 50 REGISTER FOR ONE OF THE FOLLOWING FOUR LABS: 280 P SC 434 3 NATIONAL SECURITY OOI I23o-I315 T TH KTCH 235 RD SLOAN 63 "' lAB-PHYSIOl PSV LOll 0800-0950 BPSY 22 2~ l012 1000-115-0 BPSV 22 25 280 P SC 439 3 HIST POL PHilOSOPHY 001 IOOQ-1050 M W F F A Nl41 D MAPEL 14'5 L013 120G-I350 BPSV 22 25 LOI4 Ilt00-1450 BPSV 22 25 OP G G02'3 H MEWES 20 286 PSV 410 3 BEHAVIORAL GENETICS 001 0930-1045 T TH BPSY E431 JR WILSON 50 002 1100-1150 M W F BPSY E431 RJ PlOMIN 50 PREP.Et PSY IOO. SENIOR$ WHO HAVE· HAD THIS COURSE MAY TAKE PSY 510. 280 p sc ·442 3 POL ANO l !TERATURE 001 1500-1730 KTCH 235 FA- BEER 63 286 PSY 411 2 BEHAV GENETICS lAB 001 130o-1350 M W BPSY E4I7 I< SCt:tLESINGER 3C PREREQ PSY 410 .. 280 p sc 446 3 ADMINlSTR.aTIVE LAW OOI 090Q-0'950 M W F KTCH 235 RB WlLSCN 63 286 PSV ltl2 3 CUANTtTATIVE GENETICS 001 I230-I3it5 T TH BPSY El23 JC DE FRIES 3C 280 P SC it-41 3 CONSTITUTIONAl t.AW 1 001 110D-ll50 M W KTCH 235 ~B WlLSOf\i 63 002 I406-1ft50 M W KTC.H 235 RB WILSON 63 286 PSY 1ti4 4 . COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY C-LOSED TO FRESHMAN AND SOPt!CM()RE$ .. PREREQ PSY IOO AND 2IO OR 211 OR INSTR CONSENT .. 280 P SC 452 3 URBAN PCllCY ANALYSIS 001 1100-1150 M W F ! 28D P SC 590 3 SEK-CDNFLltT 8EHAVIOA 001 1530-1800 KTCH 116 fill MlDLARSKY 13 286· PSY 425 3 COMPARATlVE PSY 001 1300-1350 " W F BPSY ~6 RC MILES 100 280 P SC 599 1-3 TOPitS IN POl SCIENCE 900 ARR IO 286 PSY 431 4 PSYCHOPATHOLOGY !:!!.!!: ALL 900· .SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM .. PREREQ PSY 100 PLUS SIX HOURS PSYCHOLOGY .. pi\AJORS ONL Yo 280 P ,sc 6,.1 3 SEM-POLlTICAL THEORY 001 130Q-15-20 l4 KTCH 1I6 0 MAPEL CLOSED If CREDIT IN PSY 430. 100 oeoo-o9I5 T TH 8PSY E43I OA- WEATHERLEY !!!!li.r ALL 900 SECTIONS' REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL fORM. 50 REC-PSYCHOPATHOLOGV RllO 0800-0950 M BPSY EI30 25 280 P' St 699 1-3 ·GRA;OUATE RSCH -TOPICS 900 ARR 20 Rill 130D-1450 BPSY EI23 25 . 280 P SC 700 1-4 MASTERS TMESIS 900 ARR 20 286 Psy 440 3 SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY OOI 0900-0950 H W F BPSY Ell3 A 'RAMIREZ 50 002 140G-!5I5 T TH 8PSY Ell3 OJ HARVEY 50 2.80 P St SOD Q-9 DOCTORS THESIS 900 ARR lC PREREd AT LEAST TWELVE HOURS PSYCHOLOGY INCLUDING PSY IOO AND EITHER 210 OR 310 .. 280 P SC 810 10 DOCTORS THESIS 900 ARR l!S 286- PSY 443 3 HUMAN JUDGMENT OOI 0900-0950 M W F BPSY Elt3I KR HAMMOND sc '290 P SC· 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 286 PSV 445 3 PSV OF PERSONAliTY 001 1230-I345 T TH BPSY ~113 lE SilVERN 50 PREREQ SIXTEEN HOURS OF PSYCHOLCGY., 280 P SC 941 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 280 P SC 91t2 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 286 PSV 449 3 CROSS CULTURA-L PSV 001 UOD-12I5 T TH BPSY EllO l MINTURN 20 280 P St 999 0 'HAS1ERS DEGREE UNO 900 ARR 10 286 PSY 451' 3 HISTORY OF PSYCHOLOGY 001 lOOD-1050 M W F BPSV Ell3 SG VANDENBERG 50 002 140D-15~5 T TH BPSV 46 M WERTHEIMER 115 Portuguese PREREO SIXTEEN HOURS OF PSYCHOLOGY. .l:!!!ll.• SEE DEPARTMENT OF SPANISH AND PORTUGUESE. 286 PSY 465 3 SPEC TOPJC.S-DEV PSY 001 1400-~630 PIUEN 0346 CA BARNES 2C 286 PSY 468 3 DEVELOPMENTAl PSY 001 O.BOQ-0915 T TH BPSV EU.3 RK OLSt!N PREREQ PSY 100. OPEN ONlY TO JUNIORS AND SENIORS. 286 PSY 472 3 COMM PSY/MEN •EALTH 001 1101>-1215 T TH BPSV E431 Bl BLOOM 30 DEPT CU OEPT CRS liD• DEPT NOo tR Tl TLE OF COURSE SEC TIME DAYS BLDG ltOOM INSTRUCTOR LIMIT NQ,. OEPT NO., CR TITLE OF COURSE SEC TillE OAYS BLDG ROOM lNSTRUCTOR LIMIT 500 lEVEl COURSES ARE AVAilABLE TO UNOERGRAO 304 RUSS ZU 3 ZND YR RUSSIAN READING 001 uoo-uso " w EKLC 11203 DL PLANK AND GRAO STUDENTS. UNOERGRAD STUDENTS MUST PREREO RUSS 102o 104 CR EOUJV. CBTAtM INSTR CONSENT. 304 RUSS 301 3 3RD YeAR RUSS IAN 1 001 120D-1250 M W F IIKNA 204 R A~ASHOV 20 PREREQ RUSS 202 OR EQUIV. 286 PSV 503 1-4 SEll-lAB USE COMPUTERS 701 123D-l345 T TH BPSY E4ll I'G POLSON 20 REC-SE,._LAB USE COMPTR ano uoo-noo " 8PSY EUO 10 304 RUSS 303 2 RUSSIAN CONVERSATION 001 U00-1450 T TH MKNA 204 R AYAASHOY 15 RHI uoo-uoo BPSY EUO 10 PREREQ RUSS 202 OR EQUIV. SAME AS PSV ~03. 304 RUSS 314 3 JKTRO TO RUSSIAN liT 001 0900-0950 M W F EOUt U6 Ol PUNK 20 286 PSV 505 4 SE,._PHVSIOLOGICAL PSV PREREO RUSS 202 OR EQUIV. SAME AS PSV 405. 304 RUSS 401 3 4TH YEAR RUSSIAN l 001 UOD-1350 M W F EOUC 136 HA DAUGHERTY 20 001 H00-1215 T TH BPSY E417 HP ALPERN 10 PREREQ RUSS 302 OR EOUIV. 002 U00-1150 M W F BPSY E~11 T SMOCK 10 LAB-PHYSIOL PSY LOlO OSOD-0950 F 8PSY 22 15 304 RUSS 431 3 PUSHKIN AND HIS TINE 001 1100-1215 T TH MKNA 204 EO SAMPSON lOll 100D-1150 F BPSY 22 15 PREREO RUSS 302 OR EOUIV. SAME AS RUSS 531. LOU 1400-1450 F BPSY 22 15 L014 l.o400-1450 F BPSV 22 15 304 RUSS 492 3 HIST RUSSIAN LANGUAGE 001 0930-1045 T TH MKNA 204 DL PLANK PREREO RUSS 302 OR INSTR CONSENT. SAME AS RUSS 592. 286 PSV 508 2 SEM-BEHAV NEURO 001 120G-1340 MUEN 0439 HP AlPERN zo 304 RUSS 531 3 PUSHKJN AND HIS TIME 001 1100-1215 T TH ED SAMPSON 286 PSV 510 3 BEHAVIORAL .GEI\ETICS 001 0930-1045 T TH BPSV E431 JR WILSON 10 SAME AS RUSS 431. 002 llOG-1150 M W F BPSY E431 RJ PLOMI N 10 304 RUSS 592 3 HlST RUSSIAN LANGUAGE 001 0930-1045 T TH MKNA 204 Ol PLANK ll 2S6 PSV 511 3 CONCEPTS-BEHAv GENETC 001 ARR OW FULKER 50 SAME AS RUSS 492. 286 PSV Sl2 3 QUANTITATIVE GENETICS 001 1230-1345 T TH BPSV El23 JC OE FRIES 1C ~ All 900 SECTICNS ~EQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM~ 286 PSY 52~ 3 PERCEPT ION DEYELPMNT 001 ll00-1215 T TH MUEN 0439 RK OLSCN 2C 304 RUSS 700 l-It MASTEttS THESIS 900 ARR zc 286 PSY 530 3 PROSE~DEYELOPMNTL PSY 001 qe3o-0945 T TH MUEN 0439 ES GCLLIN ZC 304 , RUSS ' 930 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 2C OPEN ONLY TO GRAD STUDENTS OR SENIOR UNOERGRAO MAJORS WITH INSTR CO~SENT~ 304 RUSS 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 15 286 PSY 562 2 PROSEF4-SOC & PERS PSY 001 100~1140 TH MUEN 0346 OJ HARVEY 20 304 RUSS 950 1-4 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 2C \ 286 PSV 568 3 PROSE.fii-AOV EXP PSV 001 1230-1500 T MUEN 03~ LO HARVEY 2C 304 , RUSS 999 0 MASTERS DEGREE CAND 900 ARR 30 286 jr,!iV 587 4 RESEARCH STATISTICS 001 1530-1645 T TH BPSY E417 CM JUDD sc GH MC CLELLAND ~Ill. RUSSIAN COURSES IN ENGLISH 600 LEVEl COURSES ARE AVAilABlE TO GRADUATE STUDENTS ONLY. 304 RUSS 221 3 INTRO RUSSIAN CULTURE 001 100()-1050 ~ w eouc 231 eN LEE 60 !:!.Q.!.5.i All 900 SECT IONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM .. 304 RUSS 481 3 19TH .C RUSSIAN liT 001 1100-1150 M W F MKNA 204 EO SAMPSON 20 286 PSV 601 L-3 RSCH BEHAVRl GENETICS 900 ARR 2C IV. SLAVIC 286 PSY 602 2 RESEARCH PROBLEMS 900 ARR 2C 286 PSY 603 2 RESEARCH PRACTICUM 900 ARR 2C 308 SLAV 461 3 UKRAIN LIT WW1 TO WW2 001 1000-1050 M W F LI6R MllO EE PETRIWSKY 30 236 PSV 605 2 RESEARCH PRACTICUM 001 1200-1400 M MUEN 043'9 lE BCURNE 20 PREREQ JUNIOR STANDING OR INSTR CONSENT .. 286 PSY 610 2 SEH-BEHAV~l GENETICS 001 1100-1240 T IBG 210 SG VANDENBERG 2C 308 SlAV 471 3 INTRO UKRAIN CIVILIZ 001 1200-1250 M W F ltBR MllO PP BABIAK 15 PREREQ JUNlOR STANDING OR INSTR CONSENT. 286 PSY C20 2 SEM-EXP PSY 001 1400-1540 HUEN 0439 KR HAMMOND 2C !:!.Q.!!..: All 900 SCCTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM .. 286 PSY 652 3 HISTORY AND THEORY 001 140Q-1515 T TH BPSY 46 M 'ftERTHEIMER 1C 308 SLAV 800 0-9 DOCTORS THESIS 900 ARR 20 286 PSY 653 2 SEM-SP PSY 001 1200-1340 MUEN 0346 JR FCRWARC 2C 3_08 SLAV 810 10 DOCTORS THESIS 900 ARR 15 286 PSY 670 2 SEM-CLINI,CAl PSY 001 1000-1140 T MUEN 0346 2C 002 130Q-l440 TH MUEN 0346 WE SOBESKY 20 308 SLAV 930 l-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ... 2C 286 PSY 671 2 PRACTICUM IN CLIN p·sy 900 ARR 2C 308 SLAV 950 1-3 INDEPENDENT SlUDY 900 ARR 2C !!Q.ll... All 900 COURSES REQUIRE CEPARTMENTAL FORM .. 280 PSY 674 2 SEM-COMM f'IENTAL HEAlTH 001 1000-1140 M MUEN D346 Bl BLOOM 20 Social Science !!.lll.S..t SEE INTERO ISC l Pl I NARY STUD lESt CENTER FOR 286 PSY 686 2 OBJECTIVE TESTING 001 1000-1140 MUEN 0439 RG TAYLOR 20 286 PSY 692 3 SEH-PSVCH{JTHERAPV 801 0930-1200 MUEN 0346 V RYAN zc Sociology bW.!L. SECURE A CONTROLLED ENROLU4ENT FORM FROM DEPARTMENT .. All 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL fORM .. 315 soc 119 3 DEVIANCE 001 1000-1050 M W HlMS 211 3C 700 0-6 MASTERS THESIS 900 ARR 1C 002 1300-1350 PI W HUtS 190 100 286 PSV 800 D-9 DOCTORS THESIS 900 ARR 1C 315 SOC 120 3 COMPUTING FOR SOC SCI 001 1200-12,50 ~ W f KTCH 207 25 286 PSV 810 10 DOCTORS THESIS 900 ARR 1"5 315 SOC 191 3 CONTEMP SOCIAL ISSUES 001 1100-1150 M W F EDUC 155 30 002 1230-1345 T TH EDUC 155 3C 286 PSY 925 1 iNDEPEN(TENT STUDY 900 ARR 15 315 SOC 193 3 t!EALTH AND MEDICINE 001 0900-0950 M W F GEOL 311 H BVNDER 80 286 PSY 948 l-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 315 SOC 206 3 SEX RCLES C. STRAT 001 1200-1250 M W F OP G Gl2.5 30 286 PSY 949 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 286 PSY 958 l-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 315 SOC 211 3 INTRO TO SOCICLOGY 1 STUDENTS SIGNING UP FCR LECTURE 100 SHOUlD ALSO 286 PSY _ 959 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 2C REQUEST A RECITATION lll-ll6e THOSE REQUESTING SEC 200 REQUEST REC 221-226~ 286 PSY 999 0 MASTERS DEGREE CANO 900 10 ••• 100 140D-1450 M 1:1 CHEM 140 RM HUNTEP 18C REC-INTRO -TO SOCiOLOGY RU1 _1_-?9,0--:1_250 M HLMS _ 251 30 Recreation Rll2 1230--HZO 'T BPSY: :E064 30 Rll3 1400-1450 T EOUC 136 30 .!'!Q.!.t~ SEE DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAl EDUCATION AND RECREATION$ Rll4 1100-1150 MKNA 112 30 Rll5 1300-1350 K TCH 35 30 Rll6 1200-125.0 MUEN 0346 30 Religious Studies I NTRO TO SOCI GLOGY l 200 1500-1550 M W CHEM 140 H HIGMAN 18C REC-INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY R221 1100-1150 M EDUC 153 30 R222 1230-1320 T HUNT 203 30 R223 1400-1450 T BPSY E417 30 288 R ST 162 3 REliG IN HUMAN EXPER 001 0800-0915 T TH HLMS 252 145 R224 1000-1050 EDUC 153 30 R225 0900-0950 W EOUC 153 30 288 R ST 260 3 WORLD RELIGIONS-WEST 001 1100-1150 M W F GUGG 205 IR Ct-1!:RNUS ., R226 1000-1050 TH HUNT 203 30 288 R ST 262 3 WORlD REUGIO~S-EAST 001 1200-1250 M W F HLMS 252 RC LESTER 145 315 SOC 212 3 INTRO TO SOCICLOGV 2 STUDENTS MUST REQUEST THE LECTURE AND A RECITATION .. 288 R ST 270 3 AMER INDIAN REliGIONS 001 0930-1045 T TH HALE 103 Dl CARRASCO 115 001 1300-1350 M H.lMS 341 EM ACAMS 75 288 R ST 300 3 CHRISTIAN TRACITION 001 UOO-i.215 T TH WOBY 106 REC-INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY ROOZ 1300-1450 KTCH 33 25 R003 1400-1550 M KTCH 33 25 288 R ST 310 3 JUDAISM 001. 0900-0950 M W F WOBY 106 IR CHERNUS 4t R004 1530-1645 TH KTCH 120 EM ACA/'IS- 25 283 R ST 320 3 HINDUISM 001 1000-1050 M lod F f/OBY 106 RC lESTER 4 (: 315 SOC 220 3 DEMOG & HUMAN ECOL 001 1400-1450 M W F BPSV E431 fl; 288 R ST 385 3 CHINESE REliGIONS 001 110"0-1150 M W F EOUC 143 Rl TAYLOR 46 315 SOC 230 3 FOLK MEO £ FOLK PSV 001 lOOQ-1050 M W F HUNT 204 GF RIVERA 40 288 R ST 435 NATIVE AMER REL-SW 001 1400-1515 T TH WDBY 106 SO GIll 46 315 SOC I 246 3 SOCIAl PSYCHOLOGY 001 1400-1515 T TH KTCH ll8 JJ WANDERER 4C 288 P. ST 450 3 CITY/SYMBOl MESD-AM RE 001 1500-1730 WDBV 106 Dl CARRASCO 4(: 315 soc 250 3 SDC PftOB & SOC CHANGE 001 0600-0850 M W F EOUC 231 3C P'REREO R ST 270 OR INSTR CONSENT. 002 1230-1345 T TH BPSY E432 30 003 1100-1215 T TH HAlE 303 lJ PINTO 4C 288 R ST 462 3 TOP IN CHRISTIAN THEO 001 0930-1045 T TH WDBY 106 46 315 SOC 283 3 EXPL-I'IOMEN AND CRIM 001 0800-0850 M W F KTCH 301 C CRAVEN 5C 288 R ST 535 3 NATIVE AMER REL-SW 001 lftOQ-1515 T TH wos-v 106 so GILL 20 315 SOC 284 3 EXPL-CRUHNAL- JU.STICE 001 0930-1045 T TH BPSY E432 RM REGCU 5C 288 R ST 550 3 CITY/SYMBOl MESO-AM RE 001 1500-173'0 WOBY 10-6 Ol CARRASCO 20 315 SOC 286 3 SOC & fUTURIST1C LIT 001 0.90Q-0950 M W F EDUC 155 JM NIELSEN 9C 288 R ST 562 3 HlP IN CHRISTIAN THEIJ 001 0930-1045 T TH WOBY 106 46 315 SOC 315 3 HlST GF SOC THOUGHT 1 001 !000-1050 M W F &PSY E432 EM ACAMS 5C 288 R ST 690 3 THEORY/METHOD-RELIGION 001 1400-1515 M W WDBY 203 Rl TAYLOR 25 315 SOC 317 3 STATISTICS 001 1500-1550 M W F BPSY E431 TF MAYER 4C ~· All 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM~ 315 SOC 331 3 SOC OF LANGUAGE 001 0900-0950 M W F RAMV 1631 JR KJOLSETH 4C 288 R ST 920 l-3 INDEPEN[J,ENT STUDY 900 ARR 2C 315 SOC 337 3 POPULATION & SOCIETY 001 1100-1215 T TH EOUC 134 ME GIMENEZ 4C 288 R ST 940 l-3 INDEPENDENT STUDV 900 ARR 20 315 SOC 346 3 SELF AND CONSCIOUSNESS 001 0930-1045 T TH K TCH 111 JV DC\I'iNTON 30 288 R ST 941 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR zc 315 SOC 400 3 CREATIVE SELF 001 ARR JV OCWNTCN 3C 288 R ST 950 l-3 INOEPENIJENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 MEETS EVERY T AND TH. 140D-1515. AT THE WESLEY FOUNDATION. 315 SOC 402 3 SENIOR HONORS 001 ARR RP CUZZORT 2C Russian REQUIRED OF SOCIOLOGY MAJORS WISHING TO GRADUATE WITH HONORS. SEE DEPARTMENT OF SLAVIC LANGUAGES AND LITERATURES. 315 soc 428 3 SOC OF THE FUTURE 001 1500-1630 M W K TCH 234 OJ BARTOS 40 Scandinavian 315 SOC 455 3 SOC OF THE FAMILY 001 1400-1515 T TH CHEM 207 ME GIMENEZ 40 315 SOC 461 3 SOC OF RELIGICN 001 1400-1515 T TH KTCH 301 LJ PINTO 40 N.OTE. SEE DEPARTMENT OF GERMANIC lANGUAGES -- AND liTERATURES .. 315 SOC 463 6 RSCH METHODS IN SOC 001 140Q-1515 T HI DP G 0047 RK Et-iDO 4C 315 soc 466 3 SOCIAl PSYCHOLOGY 001 1200-1250 M W F HUNT 204 Gf RIVERA 40 Slavic Languages and literatures 315 SOC 472 5 SOCIOLOGY OF RAR 001 1100-1150 MTWTHF KTCH 117 H HIGtJAN 4C SAME AS SOC 572 .. I. POLISH 315 SOC 475 3 SOC ANALYSIS GF REVOLU 001 1400-1450 M W F KTCH 117 TF MAYER 40 315 SOC 476 3 SOC OF PEACEMAKING 001 093G-1045 T TH STAD 14() PE WEHR 40 302 POL 101 5 BEGINNING POLISH 1 001 1100-1150 MTWTHF HALE 302 HA DAUGHERTY 20 315 SOC 482 3 CONFLICT MANAGEMENT 001 1100-1215 T TH STAD 140 PE WEHR 40 SAME AS SOC 582, C PS 482. I I • RUSSIAN 315 SOC 486 3 SOC OF AGING 001 1100-1150 M W F HUtS 341 H SYNDER 80 315 SOC 489 3 SOC OF MENTAl HEALTH 001 1700-1830 M W KTCH 234 OJ 6ARTOS 40 304 RUSS 101 5 BEGINNING RUSSIAN l SECTIONS 001,. 003 AND 004 ARE TRADITJONAl METHOD. 315 SOC 496 3 .JUVENILE DELINQUENCY 001 0600-0915 T TH HLMS 22'9 RM REGOll 40 SECTION 002 IS CONTEXTUAL METHOD .. PREREQ JUNIOR OR SENIOR STANDING. 001 1000-1050 MTWTHF EKLC M203 R AVRASHOV 30 500 AND 600 LEVEL COURSES ARE CLOSED TO UNOERGRAOS. 002 1200-1250 M ltl F HUNT 208 Dl PLANK 30 SENIORS MAY TAKE 500 LEVEL COURSES WITH INSTR CONSENT 1200-1250 T TH KTCH 206 HA DAUGHERTY 003 130D-1350 MTWTHF EKLC M203 R AVRASHOV 30 ~-15 SOC 500 3 PROSEMINAR 1 001 ARR JJWANOERER 3C 004 1500-1550 MTWTHF EKLC M203 GA SCOTT 20 315 SOC 502 3 RESEARCH METHCOS 001 ARR RP CUZZORT 3C 304 RUSS 103 3 RUSS FOR SCI/SOt SCI 1 001 l20Q-1Z50 M W F HUNT 208 Dl PLANK 20 PREREQ ONE STATISTICS COURSE. 304 RUSS 20! 3 -"2ND Yft RUSS GRAM/COMP 001 0900-'0950 M W F BPSY EU8 ED SAMPSON 35 315 SOC 506 3 ETHNOGRAPHIC METHODS 001 ARR JR KJOLSETH 30 PREREQ RUSS 102 OR EOUIV. US SOC 510 3 ASSESSMENT RESEARCH 001 AaR RM HUNTER zo 304 RUSS 203 2 ZND YR RUSS ORAL PRAt 001 090D-0950 T TH BPSY EU8 CN lEE 30 ""EREO RUSS 102 OR TWO YEARS HIGH SCHOOL RUSSIAN. Sl5 soc 554 l-6 FIELD EXP IN SOC 701 ARR RM HUNTER zc 31 · D!l''l' t:•s SEC BL~ ROOM INSTRUCTOR UM IT JtO. OEPY NO. Cit, lllll DAYS SLOG ROOM INSTRUCTOR .. 5at sot 561 3 SOC OF Rfi\JGJCif 001' ARR 20 J25 SPAN 495 3 MlTH-TEACHING SPANISH HI.NS 271 SAllE AS SPAN !195., OFFEIIU FAlL ONLY • 315 SOC . 5Jl! 5 SOC. Of WAll SANI! AS Sot 4 72. "' 325 SPAN 595 3 . METH-TUCHING SPANISH 001 1500"-1730. II HLM$ 211 SANE AS· SPAN 495•. OF~ERED FAU ONLY. 315 SOC: 582' 3 l:ONFUU IIAHAGI!IIENT 001 1104-1215 . .1 Til SUO 140 Pf liEHR 50 SA.IIE AS SOC U2. 325 SPAN · 6U 3 · S!M.INAR-oQUIJDTE 001 1634-1900 T HUtS 255 • K BRO~N 25 ~. AlL. 900 SECJIONS ~EO\I!RE OEPARlliE.IIiAL ~ORN. 325 SPAll 622 ). · SEit-GEII 9&-dn APPIIOA 001 1604-18311 Til HLMS ' 211 lR G~lDif! 20 !II$ SOC · 603 ~6 GUIDED R£SEAI\CH lit SOC 900 AAR lC 325 SPAN 633 :J . SEN-SP AH LIT WWZ'-PRES QOJ 19QG-2130 .N MKNA · 112 JG CGPUAND ze 315 soc. too I-t MASfERs THesu 900 ARII 10 325. SPAN . 641 3 .SEM~SPAI'/ISH SYNTAX CO 1 HOo-U30 f K TCH 206 ·. AG l CZANO 2C· 315 SOC 800 o-9 DOCTORS· ~I'IUIS 900. ARR 10 !!.!IU• ALL 900 SECTIONS .REQUI~E DEPARTMENTAL FORM. 3U SOC 8lG 10 DOClo•S· THESIS 900 •ARR U 325 SPAll· 100 1-4 MASTEPS THESIS 900 ARR 20 315 SOC 9Ull-6 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 2D 325 SPAN 800 0"-9· O«TORS.THESIS 900 AliRe 15 :!!15 SOC 940 l-6 INDEPENDENT STUDY · 900 AR;R 2C 325 SPAN 810 10' DIJGTORS YHE$15 900 15 315 SOC 9~0 1-6 INDEPEIIDE"T STUDY 900 ARR 2C ~.25 SPAN 910 1-3 !NOEPENDE~l'· STUDY 900 ARR lC 315 SOC 951 1-6 lNDEPEN.DENl SlUOY 900 Afi:R- 211 325 SPAN 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT 'STUDY 900 ARR lC. 10. 315 soc 999 o· MAs.nos DEGREe. &AND 900 AAR 30 325 SPAN 950 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 AftR 325- SPAN· · 96lrt:-3c'-INDei>ENOf:NY.. SlUDV·· ------A~R·- . - 325 SPAN 99'!' 0 MASTERS QEGREE C.AND· 900 AAR 10 .!!!!!!: SEE ADDITIONAL ·couRSE LISTINGS IN COMP LIT DEPT 154. Swedish .!!.!lll.• se'e DEPARTMENT tiF GERMANIC lANGUAGES· ANO Ht&RATuoEs. 1. P~RTUGUESE Theatre and Dance 322 PORT 101 5· 8EGINNlNG POOTUGUESI! 1 001 1300-1350 MTIITHF CHEll 306 TA PEREIRA I • GENERAL THEA!R'E AND DANCE 32i PORT 211 3 PORTUGUESE - 2ND YEAR 001 UOG-1150 M W F tHEM 208 TA PERfiRA 322 PORT 451 3 CONTEIIP. BRAZ PIIOSflfl( 001 1004-1050 - lol F CHEll 208 TA PEREIRA SAME AS PORT 551. 360 THilN 601 3 INTRO GRAD STUDIES oo1 oeoo-0930 1 TH THTR 119 M CCBIN 20 322 PORT 551 3 tONT£111" BRAl PROSE/Fit 001 lOOG-1050 M II F tHE" 208 TA PEREIRA 25 SAME AS PORT •51. 11.. THfAHtl U. SPANISH 362 THTR 210 3 AU lNG - B£GI~NING FORIIEitLY Tl!TR 273, ACTING 1 • .!!!!!!: A STUDENT WITH THREE ABSENCE$ THROUGH SEPTfiiBEO 21, "1984 ··tN SPANISH 101. 102, 10,,_ 21111 212, 301; AND 001 09GG-1050 M W THTR 300 30 302• WILL BE AOMJIIISTRATIVELV DROPPED. 002 l30G-1UO II W THTR 300 30 003 090D-105D T TH THTR 300 30 325 SpAN 101 5 BEGINNING SPANISH l 00~ UOD-1250 T TH THTA 300 30 STUDENTS WITH TWO YURS HIGH SCHOOl SPANISH Will 8Dl llOG-1450 T TH il!TR 300 Rf! Y()ftK 20 NOJ RECfiYf CREDIT FDA· THIS COURSE. SEC 801 IS FOR THDII OR MUSIC THT• MAJORS DNLV OR BY STUDENTS MUST U.OUESl LECTURE' AND A Rf(JTATitli. JNSTR CONSENT • SECURE A CONTROUED ENROLlMENl FORM FROM DEPARTMENT • 010 0'90G-0950 1 TH EDUC 220 ilG REt-BEG SPANISH I ROll O&OG-0850 M II F tHEM 307 2• 362 THTR 231 3 TEXT ANAlV FOR PERF ROlZ 0900-0950 II W f tHEM <107 z• NDU. THTR 230 AND 231 MA\' BE TAKEN CONCURRENTLY. IN ROll IOG0-1050 M W f CHfM 308 24 ORDER TO TAKE THTR 232 ONE MUST HAVE HAD THTR 231 OR ROH uoo-uso M • • tHEM 307 TAKE TttTA 231 AND 232 CONCURRENTlY • BEGINNING SPANISH l 020 IOOG-1050 T TH EDUC 220 R8 KITE liDz• FOfUIERt.Y INTP 250-, !NTRO TO tNTERPR.ETATION .. REC-BEG SPAMISH t R021 0900-0950 M W f CHEH 306 24 2_5 R022 IOOG-1050 II W F CHEK 306 2• 001 093G-104S T lll THTR 306 M CCBIN R02l llOG-1150 M W F CHEM 308 24 801 llOO-U20 T TH THTR 306 ML PtTTS 2~ R02~ l20G-1250 M W f CHEM 306 24 SEC 801 IS FOR TIION OR MUSIC THTR MAJORS OR JIISTR BEGINNING SPANISH 1 030 1104-1150 T TH EOUC 220 R8 KITE llC CONSENT ONLY. SECURE A CONTROLLED ENROLlMENT Ut-BEG SPANISH 1 ROH HOG-1150 II W F tHEM 309 2.2 FORM FROII DEPARTMENT • R032 120G-1250 M W . f CHEM 308 22 R033 13DG-1350 M W F tHEM 308 22 362 THTR 232 3 ACTING - INTERMEDIATE 801 UOG-1230 H W f THTR 300 kE YCR« 2C R034 120G-l250 M W F CHEll 309 22 PREREO THTR 230 AND 231. THTR 231 .AND 232 MAY BE TAK£11 R.03S llOD-1350 M W F CHEM 309 22 C-tiNCUftR-ENTLY. fORMERLY THTR 373, ACTING 2. REt-BEGIN SPANISH 1 R820 120G-1250 I! W F SUD HO 25 NOTE. SEC 801 IS FOR THON 00 MUSIC THTil MAJORS ONU. .!!!ln.· SEt 820 IS A SPECUt RUITATION. SECURE A SECURE A tOIITROLL£0 ENROLLMENT F~RM FROM CONTIIOLLEO EliROUNENT FORM FROM THE EOP OFfiCE, DEPARTM!Nl • wt.RD,. lOt 232/235. 362 THn 233 3 VOICE AND SPEECH 001 120G-1250 14 W f THTR 306 30. 325 SPAN 102 5 BEGINNING SPANISH.2 PRERfO THTR 230. FORMERlY INTP 352, VOICE. PRUEQ SPAN. 101. STUOENTS WITH TliO YEARS HIGH SCIIOOl 3QC SPANISH "ilL NOT RECEIVE CREDIT FOR THIS COURSE. 362 TliTR 270 INTRO TO THEATRE 001 lOOG-1050 M W F THTR 109 OK KNAUB STUDENTS MUST llEGISTEA FOR THE lECTURE AND A REt. 31 STUDENTS IIHO URNEO A GRADE OF D DR f FROM S~AN 101 Will 362 THTR 276 3 INTRO TO STAGEtUFY 001 1200"-1250 ~ W F THTR 119 DA BUSS£ 8! ADMINISTRATIVELY DROPPED FROM SPAN 102 THE fiRST W£EK TB. PAULSfN ~ cussu. All 900 S!CTlONS REOUIU DEPARTMENTAL FORM. 010 120G-1250 T TH EDUC 220 110 AEt:-8£GIN SPANISH 2 ROll 100G-1050 M .W F CHE!t 307 24 THERE ARE SPECIF I( REQUIREMENTS FOR All. 300 LEVU R012 llOG-1150 II W F CHEM 306 24 PRACTJCA. THESE COURSES MAY ONlY BE TAKEN· A013 1204-1250 M W F tHEM 307 2• PASS/Uil< R014 l30G-1350 It W f Ctt£14 301' 24 BIEGINN!NG SPANISH 2 820 0800.0850 MfW1Ht= aus 221 RV MARtiNEZ 25 362 THtR- 321 1 C.OSTUMf PlitACT I CUM 900 AAR DA -eusse 3t SEC 820 IS A SPECIAL SEUION. SECURE A ClliiTROLLEO PR£REO THTR 276. ~· EHROU.MENT FOAM fROM THE· EOP OPFtCE, W«.RD. AM COSTUME PRACTICUM. STUDENTS •Ill MEET ONCE PER WEeK 2321235. AT A SPEc:JF!ClLLY MIRN~EO TlMEo 325 SPAN 105 5 BEGIN SPAHiSt+ REVIEW 362 THTR 32;! I TtcHNICA\ PRACTICUM 900 TB PAUlSEN 9RER!Q TNO YEARS HIGH SCHOOl SPANISH OR EOUIY PUCEIIfMT • PRERfO THTR .276. ••• THIS I 5 NOT A THUD SEMESIER COURSE. STUDENTS MUST TECHNICAl PRACTICUM STUDENTS Will MEET &NCE PER REGISTER FOR THE lUTURE AMO A REC• LEC AND RIC MUSl .WEEK AT A SPECIFICAllY ARAANGEO TIM!. HAVE THE SAME SECQIID DI,IT • 362 THTR 323 1 THTR MG~T PRACTICUM 900 AAR RK KMUB 010 130G-1350 T. TH EDUC 220 M 8ROWII 100 STAGE NGNT PRACT!CUII 901 ARR TS PAULSEN REC-BEG SPANISH REYIEII Mil OBOG-0850 M .. F CHEll 309 24 PUREO THTR 276. R012 090G-0950 M W f tHEM 308 24 STUDENTS WILL MEET ONtE PER WEEK Al A SPECFICALLY ROU lOOG-1050 M W F Cfl£11 3D9 24 ARRANGfO TIME. 1<014 UOD-1150 II It F GECl 1DB 22 BEGIN SPANISH REVIEW 020 1!10G-H50 J TH EDUC 220 K BROWN 100 362 . THTR 324 1 ACTING PRACTICUM 900 AAR REt-BEG SPANISH REVIEW R021 lOG0-1050 II· W F BPSY £06• 2~ PREREO THTR 230. RQ22 UOG-1150 M W F 8PSY E126 24 R023 l20G-1~50 I< II F eouc · 13" 24 362 THTR 330 4 ACTING-SURVEY OF STYLE 001 lOOG-1150 M I< ~ CGVM 301t- 101. PtTlS 20 ,;..,.. ·Roz11 llOo-1350 ,. * ' BPSV E126 24 JM SYMONS. PR£REO THTR 230, 231, 232< CONCURRENT ENROLLMENT I~ 325 SPAN 211 3 2ND YEAR SPANISH I THJR 233 ENCOURAGED BUY NOT REQUIRED. PRERECI SPAN 102 OR !05 OR UVEL 2 HIGH SCIIOOL OR EQUIVALENT. 362 THTR 351 5 STUDIO 2 - EXTERNAL &01 l33G-1SOO· MTWTHF ~GYM 304 Ml PCTTS STUDENTS WHO EARNED A GUO£ OF 0 OR F Ill SPAft 102 OR ~E ~ORM 105 IIILL BE AOMfNJSTRATIYElY DROPPED FRCM SPAN 211 lAB-STUDIO 2 -EXTERNAl l810 ITOG-1800 M HlMS 2H kE VCRK 25 DURING THE FIRST WE!~ OF CLASSES. PREREO THTR 350. SECURE A t~NTR.OLUO ENII.OLLMEHT FORM . FROIO DEPARTMENT. 001 oaoo-o85o M " F BPSV £064 H ooz oaoo-o~u r TH BPSY £126 25 NOTE. AL~ 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM. Oo3 090G-09SO 14 W F HLMS 271 2t 00<\ 0930"-10"5 T TH BPSY £126 25 362 THTR ~21 1-3 ADV CCSlUME PRACTI(UM 900 DA BUSSE 12 OOS 093G-104~ T lH BPSV E064 25 PREREO ONE IIOUR TKTR 3Zl PlUS INSTil CONSENT. ••• 006 l'OOG-1050 M W F HlMS 2T1 CL KING 25 COSTUME PRACTJCUM STlJDfNTS Will MEET ONCE PER NE!K AT A 001 llOG-1150 M W F BPSY £06• Cl KING 25 SPECIFICAll V ARRANGED TIM£. 008 120G-1250 II W F HUIS 271 25 009 U30"-1345 T TH BPSY £126 25 362 THTR 422 1-3 ADV TECH PRACT!CUM 900 TB PAULSEN 12 820 1300-1350 M W F BPSY E064 DA GUOIN 25 PREREQ ONE CREDIT HOUR OF THTR 322 PlUS INSTR CONSENT. ••• SEt 820 IS A SPECIAL SECTION. SECURE A CONTROlLED ENROLLMENT FROf!l FROM THE EOP OFFICE., WLRO• Rft 362 THTR 423 1-3 ADV TIITR MGMT PRACT 900 ARR R• KNAUS 12 2321235. ADV STAGE MGHl PRAtT 901 ARR T8 PAULSEN 12 PREREC TWO HOURS THTR 323 PlUS INSTR CONSENT. 325 SPAN 212 3 2ND YEAR SPANISH 2 STUDENTS WILL MEET ONCE PER WEEK AT A SPECifltALl Y PREREQ SPAN 211 DR EQUIY. STUDENTS WHC URNEC A GRAD! OF ARRANGED TIME. 0 OR f IN SPAN 211 WILl BE ADMINISTRATIVElY DROPPED FROM SPAN 212 DURING THE FIRST WEeK Of CLASSES. 362 THTR 424 1-3 ADV ACTlNG PRACTICUM 900 ARR ML '•ens 3C WE YORK 001 093G-1045 T TH tHEM 115 25 PREREt THREE CREDITS OF THTR 324 PLUS INSTR CONSENT. 002 1DOG-1050 M W F EOUC 134 27 003 uoo-nso ·• w· F HALE 105 · JG CCPELAIID .25 362 THTR •25 l-3 ADV PlAYWRITIOG PRACT 900 AH NADEAU 00~ 130o-l350 M W F DP G Gl31 WJ GRUPP ~5 PREREO THTR lt75 OR o\-85, O"'E HOUft THTR 325 PLUS lNSTR ••• CONSENT. 325 SPAN 301 3 PRON OICT & CCNY PAEREQ SPAN 212, I.EVEL <\ HIGH SCHOOl OR EQu-JV. 362 THTR 426 1-3 ACY DIRECTING PRAtT 900 ARR AH NADEAU PREREQ ONE HOUR THTR 326 PLUS lNSTR tONSENT .. 001 0930-1045 T TH I:ILMS. 251 lf RCBINSCN 23 002 100D-1050 M W F BPSY El26 23 362 THTR %28 1 CARAVAN ACTING PRACT 900 ARR ML ~OTTS 30 003 llOG-1215 T TH BPSV £126 23 PREREQ THTR 350t 351, 450., lt51. 452 WITH A GRADE OF A OR 8. 004 1200-1250 " w f OP G GU6 OA GCLDIN 23 NOTE. CARAVAN MEETS QAILY FROM 150G-1700 IN THTR, RM 3.26. 325 SPAN 302 3 CONY l ORAl CO"P 001 llOG-1150 M W DP G G025 23 362 THTR 452 ~ STUDIO 5 - CLASSIC 801 120G-1320 MTWTHF CGYM 304 ML PCTTS 2C 002 12DD-1250 M W HLMS 285 23 JM SYMCNS PjiEREO SPAN 301 OR EOUIV. PREREQ THTR- 350, 35lt 450, lt51 CR GRACUATE STANDING AND BY AUDITION. SECURE A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM 325 SPAN 303 3 PROF SPANISH FOR BUS 1 001 1100-1215 T TH BPSY El31 LF RniNSON •o FROM OfPARTHENT • PREREQ SPAN 301 OR EQUIV. 362 THTA. 471 3 HISTORY OF THEATRE 1 001 093G-10~5 T TH THTR 119 RK KPI.AU8 325 SPAN 305 3 SPANISH LINGUISTICS 001 lOOG-1050 M W F EDUC 143 JS GEARV 25 PREREC SPAN 302. 362 THT~ <\72 3 THEATRE Of ASJA 001 140G-1515 T TH THTR 11'9 M CCBIN SAME AS THTR 512 • 325 SPAN 331 3 20TH t SPANISH liT 001 1300-1350 M W F HLMS 263 CL KING 30 PREREQ SPAN 212 OR EQUJV. 362 _THTR 474 3 o·JRECT!NG 001 UOG-USO M W F THTR 306 AH NADEAU 15 PREREQ THTR 23D AND JUNICR C~ SENI 32 ~· ,; :------..... DEPT CIIS LIMIT SEC TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR DEPT CIIS BLDG RI!OM INSTRUCTOR LJMIT NO. DEPT NO. CR TITLE OF COURSE 1111. D~PT MOo CR TITLE OF COURSE SEC TIME DAYS U !!!l!f: ALL 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM. CGVM 304 ML POTTS 10 56! THTR 552 4 STUDIO 5-tlASSIC STYlE 801 1ZOG-l320 MTWTHf ARR AUDITION REQUIRED• SECURE A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM 364 ONCE 679 1-3 PROBLEMS IN DANCE 900 10 FIIOM DEPARTMENT • 900 ARR 15 364 ONCE 700 1-4 THESIS 001 l40G-1515 T TH THTR 119 M CCBIN 20 362 THTR 512 3 THEATRE Of ASIA 900 ARR SAME AS THTR 472. 364 ONCE 930 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY zo 15 ARR 001 l23G-l345 T TH THTR u• ONCE 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 362 THTR 576 3 SCENE DESIGN 364 zo SAllE AS THTR •76. 900 ARR 15 364 ONCE 950 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY zo 36Z THTR 579 1-2 THEATRE PRACTICE 900 ••• 900 ARR NOTE. ALL 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM. 364 ONCE 960 3 RESEARCH PROJECT 10 HITR 119 DA BUSSE 20 900 ARR 362 THTR 582 3 HIST OF COSTUMING 1 001 1000-1050 M W F 364 ONCE 999 0 MASTERS DEGREE CAND SAME AS THTR 482. THTR 306 AH NAOEAU 10 302 THTR 585 3 PlAYWRITING 001 0900-0950 M W SAME AS THTR %85. Women Studies THTR 119 TB PAULSEN 15 362 THTR 589 3 PROBS STGCRfT /DANCERS 001 090G-0950 M W SH JUHASZ 10 THTR W150 TB PAULSEN 15 uoo-1215 T TH HALE 105 LAB-PR STGCRFT /DANCERS lOlO 140Q-1600 370 WMST 126 3 tNTRO T.O l!IIOMEN•S liT 001 SAME AS THTR lt8'9. SAME AS ENGL 126. 82 2C 001 120G-1250 M W F HLMS 211 V BROIN 001 1400-1450 M W F THTR 306 AH NADEAU INTRO T.O WOMEN STUDIES 80 362 THTR 591 3 THTR -PROB$-DRAMA THEOR 370 WMST 200 3 002 0930-1045 T TH HLMS 141 JL JACOBS 2C 001 1600-1830 TH THTR 119 6C 362 THTR 620 0 GRADUATE COLLCQUIUM 001 123G-1345 T TH HLMS 211 DL FLICK 3 310 WMST 201 3 CONTEMPORARY ISSUES 60 M CtBIN 002 0930-1045 T TH HLMS Zll Dl fLICK 362 THTR 660 3 THEATRE DRAMATURGY 900 ARR PREREQ INSTR CONSENT.. . PREREC WMST ZOO OR INSTil CONSENT. 93 NOTE., All 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL fORM .. 001 1000-1050 M W F GUGG 205 A iSING ZO 310 WMST 202 3 WOMEN, CUi.lURE & SOC· THTR 119 RK Kt.AUB 362 THTR 671 3 SEM IN THTR Hl.STORV 001 160G-1830 T SAME AS ANTH 208 .. 30 001 1200-1250 M W F OP G Gl25 tc YOUNT All 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM. 310 WHST 206 3 SEX ROLES AND STRAT 15 SAME AS SOC 206. 679 3 PROBS IN DEVELOP THTR 900 ARR 20 362 THTR 001 1400-1450 M W F HLMS 211 i KING 20 310 WMST 210 3 WOMEN IN ANTIQUITY T TH THTR 119 WE YORK 362 THTR 689 3 PROBS: METH/TE.t.CH ACT 001 1100-1220 SAME AS CLAS 210. HLMS 201 MW LEIDi'G 52 ARR 10 370 WMST .270 3 PSYCH CONTEMP AM WOMEN 001 . 0800-0915 T TH 362 THTR 700 L-4 MASTERS THESIS 900 2C PREREQ PSV 100 OR INSTR CONSENT • SAME AS PSY 270. 900 ARR 4C 362 THTR 800 G-9 DOC TORS THESIS 001 0900-0950 M ld F eouc t55 JM NIELSEN 1~ 370 WMST 286 3 SEX/GENDER-FUTURE LIT ARR 362 THTR 810 10 DOCTORS THESIS 900 SAME AS SOC 2 86. 35 2C 001 1100-1215' T TH HLMS 255 0 MAYER 362 THTR 930 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUOY 900 370 WMST 294 3 PHILOSOPHY & \I! OMEN ••• 20 . SAME AS PHIl 294. 362 THTR 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY ARR L CHAI'IBERS SCHILLER 30 001 1400-1,450 M W F HLMS 241 20 370 WMST 298 3 HIST OF WOMEN IN U S 362 THTR 941 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ••• SAME AS HIST 298. 20 EDUC 231 MA BA.RALE 362 THTfl 950 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 . llRR 310 WMST 307 3 SEXUALITY IN LIT 001 130G-1350 M W F PREREO ENGL 120, 220t 198t 200 OR WMST 200• 201 .OR 20 362 THTR 960 1-3 INDEPENDENT St'UOY 900 ARR INSTR CONSENT. IC 001 1300-13.50 M W F HUIS 137 EA RCBERTSCN 362 THlft 970 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 3""70 WMST 326 3 WOMEN WRITERS SAME AS ENGL 326 • 9DO 362 THTR 999 0 MASTERS DEGREE CANO CHEM 307 Jl JACOBS ••• 370 WMST 370 3 FEMALE SPIRITUALITY 001 1230-1515 TH PREREO WMST ZOO AND 201 OR INSTR CONSENT • MAY BE REPEATED. Ill. CANCE HLMS 255 A TSING 25 3 10 WMST 373 3 TPCS-.. OMEN/THlRO ·woRLD 001 1400-1450 M W "F PREREQ WMST ZOO AND 201 OR INSTR CONSENT • S1UOENTS MUST ATTEND FIRST CLASS TO CLAI"t HtMS 285 Sti JUHASZ 10 .!!.!l!!.· PLACE OR BE. ADMINISTRATIVELY DROPPED. 370 WMST 385 3 FEMINIST THEORY 001 093Q-10.1t5 T TH 30 SAME AS ENGL 385. 364 ONCE 101 1 BEGINNING BALLET 001 1345-1445 T TH THTR W150 hl BCYETTE HLMS 263 J HARRIS 20 NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED. 370 WMST 400 3 WOMEN IN SCIENCE 001 1500-1615 M W 4C PREREQ WMST ZOO AND 201 OR INSTR CONSENT • MAY BE REPEATED. 364 ONCE 103 1 BEGINNING BALLET 001 1345-1500 M W THTR W150 WL BCYETTE LIBR 3000 17 EXPERIENCE REQUIRED. 370 WMST 402 3 RESEARCH SEMINAR DOl 093D-1045 T TH 20 PREREO WMST 200 AND ONE OTHER WMST COURSE. 364 ONCE 105 1 INTERMEDIATE BALLET 801 120o-l330 M W THTR W150 Wl BOYETTE HLMS 24 5 JC LIBRA 15 SAME AS ONCE 181, 183t 185, AND 187.. AUOITtON TO BE :HO WMST 4 10 3 WOMEN IN ASIAN HISTORY ~01 1530-1645 T TH HELD MAY z, l20G-l330 IN THTR, RM W150. SAME AS HIST 400. SECURE A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT .FORM FROM THTR, RM 201. .. 001 140G-1515 T TH CHEM ZOT 14E GIMENEZ 10 2C: 370 WMST 455 3 SOC OF THE FAI'ILY 364 ONCE l AOVANCEC BALLET 801 1200-1130 TH TttTR Wl50 .,_L BOYETTE 101 . 1' SAME AS SOC 455. SAME AS ONC.E 181, 183, 185. AND 181. AUDITION TO BE HELD MAY 3• UOQ-1330 IN THTR, Rldl lloll50.. SECURE A CONTROLLED 310 'WMST 477 3 WOMEN ARTISTS, 001 0900-0950 fll W F F A NlS5 ENROLLMENT FORM FROM THTR. RM 201 .. SAME AS FA H 47?. 25 001 1530-16.lt5 M W THTR W150 40 HLMS Zll ~N CCSTAIN 364 ONCE 131 1 BEGINNING JAZZ 370 WMST 492 3 WOMEN AND THE LAW 001 1100-1215 T TH NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED. SAME AS P SC 492. THTR W350 30 ARR zc 364 ONCE 132 1 BEGINNING JAZZ 001" 1530-1645 " w 370 WMST 940 1-6 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 EXPERIENCE REQUIRED., Jm.!5.. ALL 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM. 364 ONCE 133 1 INTERMEDIATE JAZZ 801 l40o-1515 T TH THTR W350 30 NOTE.. SECURE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM IN THTR, RM 201. NOTE. ~~~ g~~~sns~~~~~egR T~~~~~~ ~T=~~~~~·:~s wg:Ez~m 3C STUDIES OFFICE, KETCHUM. RM 30o 364 ONCE 141 1 BEGINNING MODERN 001 lZ00-1315 f4 W THTR W350 002 1345-1500 M W THTR W350 30 003 0830-0945 T TH THTR Wl50 4C NOTE. ~g~~~~~.g~ ~P~C:~~ ~~~E~~~! ~~~tU~i 6~HE SlOt HUM 413, SOC 370, 483. SEE ALSO THTR W350 MC COHEN 3C 364 ONCE 143 1 INTERMEDIATE MODERN 801 1200-1315 T TH CONTINUING EDUCATICN L!S~_J_N,G. PREREO TWO SEMESTERS Of MODERN DANCE. AUOITICN f 364 ONCE 151 1 REC OANCE ·fORMS oo1 uoo~nso t TH SGYM 111 LS WILLIAMS 10 002 l't00-1450 T Ttl SGYM 111 LS WILLIAMS 1C ALL 800 SECTIONS REQUIRE A CONTROLLED ENROlLMENT FORM. SECURE FORM FROM OEPARTMENT. 364 ONCE 181 2 BALLET FOR MAJORS 801 1200-1330 MTWTH THTR Wl50 Wl BOYETTE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS SAME AS ONCE 105, 183, 1·85 AND [87. 361t ONCE 183 2 BALLET FOR MAJORS SOl 1200-1330 MTWTH THTR k1SO Ill BOYETTE AND ADMINISTRATION SAME AS· ONCE 105. l81t 185 AND 187 .. 364 ONCE 185 2 BALLET fOR MAJORS 801 lZOil-1330 MTWTH THTR Wl50 Ill BOYETTE SAME AS DNtE 105. 181, 183 AND 181. AND GRADUATE SCHOOL 364 ONCE 187 2 BALLET FOR MAJORS 801 1200-1330 MTWTH ·THTR W150 Wl BOYETTE SAME AS ONCE 105. 181. 163 AND 185. OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION THTR Wl50 OP JACOBY 18 36~EC~~E A ~~~TR~LLE~O~~~l~~~i;~~~·~ROM THTR B~~. ~g~~-W.S MTWTHF WILLIAM H. BAUGHN, Dean AUDIT ION TO BE HELD SEPT 6, 1015-11•5• THTR RM Wl50. AUDITION REQUIRED. ANll QUESTIONS CONCERNING COLLEGE 0~' BUSINESS POL£CH;s ~RE TO BE !64 ONCE 193 2 MODERN DANCE-MAJORS 801 1015-1145 MTWTHF THTR W350 18 SAME AS ONCE 195 SEC 801. SECURE A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT D[RI';CTED TO THE COI~LEGE OFFICE. THE COLr.EGE CANNO'f ASSUME ·RE- FORM IN THTA, RM 201. AUDITION REQUIRED AND IS SCHEDULED FOR .SEPT 6• 1015-1145 IN THTR, RM Wl50,. SPONSIBILITY FOR PROBLEMS RESUL'UNG FROM A STUDENT'S FAILURE TO FOLLOW THE POLICIES STA'fED IN THE CATALOG OR FROM MISADVICE GIV~;N 364 ONCE 195 2 MODERN DANCE-MAJORS 801 1015-ll%5 -MTWTHF THTR W350 AD SMITH SAME AS ONCE 193 SEC 801. AUDITION REQUUED. SECURE BY SOMEONE OTHER THAN A STJ\F,F MEMBER 0~' THE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS. A CONTROLlED ENROLLMENT FORM IN THTRo RM 201. AUDITION TO BE HEI.O SEPT 6 .. 1015-1145 JN fHTR, 1tf4 lfl50. COLLEGE POLICIES ARE EXPLAINED ON P.\GES 92-102 of the 1984...:85 UNIVERSITY ·oF COLORADO AT BOULDER CATALOG. )64 ·ONCE 191 2 MODERN DANCE-~AJORS 801 1015-1145 MTMTHF fHTR -W325 TR HANKIN AUDITION REQUIRED. SECURE A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM IN THTR RM 201. AUDITION TO 8E ~ELD SEPT 7o 1015-1H5 IN ·THTR, Wl50o Administrative Drots - Business faculty '!'a¥ dn>p students for 364 ONCE u• IMPAOYISATfON 001 lZOC>-1400 THTR 'W350 TR HANKIN 25 nonattendance 1n c ass oc if all prerequ1s1tes have not been met. MC CCHEN 10 Students are. responsible for checking with their instructors 364 ONCE Z80 'THEATRE DANCE FORMS 001 l5JO-l100 TH concerning attendance policies. 364 DNCE • n• 3 PRACTICUII-MOYNNT ANALY 001 1345-1515 T TH THTR WJ2:5 TR HANKIN PREREO P E 269 OR INSTR CONSENT • 00 l 090G-0950 · M "' F THTR W325 WG ELLIOTT 20 Course Load - Business students may register for a maximum of 17 J64 ONCE 380 Z DANCE ACCOMPANIMENT houcs of course work during the Fa.ll .or Spring Semesters and a ~64 ONCE 390 3 INiERMED COMPCSITION 001 153G-lYOO T TH THTR W350 AO SMITH 1t PREREQ ONCE 290 OR INSTR CONSENT • maximum of 6 hours during a ,5-week Summer Term. 364 ONCE ~U 3 tHIL011ENS DANCE 001 1345-1515 M W THTR W325 DP JACCBY SAME AS DNCE 513. Drop/Add - Adding business classes is only by petition to the· 364 ONCE 479 l-3 OAN&E PRACTICUM 900 ARR 10 Dean. Business classes may not be added after. the first week. !!.!!!.L ALl 900 ·SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM. ~11 class assignments are on a space available basis. Nonbus 364 ONCE 489 2 PROBLEMS IN DANtE 900 ARR 10 iness students will not be sectioned into business classes, but SAME AS ONCE 589. those required to take business classes may be added .during the 364 ONCE 491 3 1HST & PHIL OF DANCE 001 083G-1000 T TH THTR W305 OP JACOBY ~ -first week of class providing they have received prior approval SAME AS ONCE 591. from their Dean and the Colle-ge of Business. 364 ONCE 493 2 PERFORMANCE EVENTS 001 1200-1400 THTR W150 AD SMITH 16 SAME AS DNCE 593. ONE HOUR lAB TO BE ARRANGED. Elective Credits - Elective credits should be selected carefully 364 ONCE 513 3 CHllORENS DANCE 001 1345-1515 M W THTR W3Z5 OP JACOBY SAME AS ONCE 413 .. as not all classes are acceptable. Generally, to be acceptable, 364 ONCE 579 2 DANCE PRACTICUM 80.1 1015-1145 MTWTHF THTR W325 TR HANKIN tc electives must be taught by ~egular University of Colorado J!Q!.L SECURE A CONTROLLED ENROl·LMENT FORM IN THTR, RM 201.. AUDITION TO BE HELO SEPT 7, 1015-114"5 IN faculty, must have a form of assessment such as a term paper THTR Wl50~ and/or examinations, and must be regular classroom type classes. 364 ONCE 589 2 PROBLEMS IN DANCE 900 Course cove~age must be college-level, not repetitious of other SAME AS DANCE 489 .. ••• lm!S.• ALL 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM .. work applied toward the degree, must be academic as opposed to vocational/technical, and must be pa~t of regular University 364 ONCE 591 3 HIST & PHil OF DANCE OOi 0830-lOOO T TH THTR W305 OP JACOBY SAME AS ONCE 491 .. offerings. 364 ONCE 593 2 L PERFORMANCE EVENTS 001 1200-1400 THTR Wl50 AD SMITH SAME AS ONCE 493.. ONE HOUR LAB TO BE ARRANGED .. Specifically, the college will accept: 364 ONCE 598 1-3 STUDIO CONCERT 900 ARR A. A maximum of 6 hours of theory physical education, ~ ALl 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM~ recreation and dance, and 364 ONCE 600 2 READINGS IN DANCE 001 0900-0950 M w THTR ~305 CV 1 REV B. A maximum of 12 hou~s of advance ROTC p~oviding the TR HANKIN 364 ONCE 630 3 APPliED LAB ANALYSIS 001 1530-1700 T Hl THTR W32 5 student is enrolled in the prog~am and completes the total program, and . 33 IIIIPT C:IIS II.DG ROOM IIISTIIIICTI!ft Ullll Nile IIIPY 110. Cit nn._& 01' UIUUE TIME DAYS ILliG ROOM INSTIIUCTOII Lllfll' tr.T DEPT ~~ Ctl Tl TU 01' COURSE SEC TIME DAYS C. A maximum of 6 hours of approved independent study, experimental studies, choir, band, music lesso11s, and art NOTE: STUDENTS ATTENDING CLASSES FOR WHICH THEY ARE NOT ENROLLED lessons. WILL NOT BEADDED LATE. The college will not accept: Accounting Activity physical education, recreation, workshops, orien- . "00 ACCT 200 3 INTRO ACCT-FIN ASPECTS tations, dance, teaching methods, practicums, certain teacher SOPHOMORE STANDING Rf!IUIRED. education classes, credit for internships, and certain 001 0900-0950 II W F BUS 224 5C classes offered by the Center for Interdisciplinary Studies oo2 iooo-ioso 11 w F BUS 224 115 003 llOD-1150 M • F sus 224 1U and Arts and Sciences. 004 140Q-1450 M 1< F BUS 249 50 005 150o-1550 M W F BUS 22" 115 006 OSOD-0850 M W F BUS 354 50 The above examples are not exclusive, but are intended to provide 007 lOOQ-1050 M W F BUS 2'>9 50 ooe. uoo-u5o 11 w • BUS 250 50 guidelines. The College of Business reserves the right to dis 009 120D-1250 M W F · eus 124 50 allow any credit that is not appropriate academic credit as de 400 ACCT 202 3 I NnO Attl-MG1 ASPECTS termined by the college. For further information, contact the PREREQ ACCT 200 AND SOPHOMORE STANDING~ Office of Undergraduate Studies. 001 OSOD-0850 M II F BUS 216 ~2 002 090o-0'150 M W F BUS 301 42 003 lOOo-1050 M W f BUS 35~ 42 004 1100-1150 14 W F BUS 301 ~2 Incom~lete Grades - Incomplete grades are given only in docu 'iOO ACCT 322 3 INTERMED FIN ACCT 1 001 090Q-0950 M W F BUS 354 35 mente and extenuating circumstances clearly beyond the .student's 002 lOOD-1050 M W F BUS 353 35 control. IF is the only incomplete grade.given by theCollege of oo3 noo-u5o " w F BUS 352 35 Business. The student is elCpected to complete the requirements, PREREQ ACCT 202 OR B AD 501 AND JUNIOR STANOHIG. e.g., final exam, term paper, within the established deadline and 400 ACCT 323 3 JNlERMED FIN ACCT 2 001 1100-1215 ,. w BUS 354 41 not retake the entire course. PREREO A(CT 322 AND .JUNIOR STANCING> 400 ACCT 332 3 COST AC.CilUMTlNG 001 0800-0915 T · TH BUS 353 50 002 093G-l045 T TH BUS 354 ·~ Information for Graduating Seniors -Prospective graduates-must PREREQ ACCJ 202 OR 8 AD 501 AND JUNIOR STANDING. f 1le an Appl1cat 1on to Graduate w1 th .the Dean's office, and 400 ACCT 424 3 ADV l'INANCE ACCT 001 1230-1345 T TH BUS 216 request a senior audit before registering for their last semes PREREQ ACCT 323 OR 612. · ~00 ACCT 441 3 INCOME TAX ACCOUNTING 001 130D-1350 M W F BUS ter. Failure to do so will delay graduation. Also, students 002 l40G-1450 14 N F BUS desidng. to change their area of emphasis after the senior audit PREREO ACCT 202 OR B AD 501. SAME AS ACCT 5U. has been completed must have the change approved by the gradua 4M ACCl 442 3 ADV INCCME TU ACCT. 001 093D-1045 T TH BUS 352 65 PREREQ ACCT 441 OR 51tl. · SAME A_S AUT 5 .. 2 .. tion supervi~or no l~ter than the first week of class of their 400 ACCT 45'> 3 AttT SVS & DATA. PRot 001 1230-1345 T TH BUS 353 6C final semest~r. Changes after that time will delay graduation. PREREQ NINE SEMESTER HOURS OF ACCOUNTNG. SAME AS ACCT 554. 51 Intrauniversity Transfer - Students who !jiiSh to transfer to Bus 400 ACCT 462 3 AUDITING THEORY OO.i 1400-15-15 T TH BUS 218 iness from af!other. college or school of the University must for PRER£0 ACCT 323. SAME AS AtCT 562. 400 ACCT 524 3 ADV FINANCE ACCT 001 1230-1345 T TH BUS 216 10 mally apply at the Dean's Office (Rm. 230) within the October .1 PREREO ACCT 323. BUS __! NESS GRADUATE STUDENTS ONlY .. deadline established by the College Of Business. Apphcants must SAME AS ACCT 424. 400 AttT 541 3 . INCOME TAX. ACCOUNTING 001 1300•1350 M W f BUS 353 10 be enrolled on the Boulder campus at the time of application and 002 lltOo-1450 M W F BUS 354 10 have completed a minimum of 15 hours at .the UniiT 400 ACCT 562 3 AUDITING THEORY 001 140Q-1515 T TH BUS 218 10 No Credit - DUe to space lirnitations, business classes may not be PREREO ACCT 323. SAME A.S -ACC..f 462. &USINESS GRADUATE taken on a noncredit or audit basis. STUDENTS ONLY • 001 lZ00-1450 M BUS 221 . . 400 ACCT 628 3 SEOI-ACCOUNTING TH!iORY Pass/Fail - A maximum of 16 hours of .P/F work may be credited PREREO AtcT 323 AND 332. 400 ACCT 6U 3 RES PROB/!Nt TAX ACCT 001 1900-2150 M BUS 227 25 toward a business degree. P/F courses may be used to satisfy PREREO ACCT 441. 541 OR INSTR CCNSENT. only non-business electives. P/F determination must bemade !lQll,. ALL 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM. within the posted deadline and is irreversible. 40D ACCT 700 1-4 MASTERS T•ESIS 900 ARR 20 20 400 ACCT 800 0-9 DOCTORS T!iESH 900 ARR Prerequisites - Students registering fot: courses without having 15 completed appropriate prerequisites or who do not have the appro 400 ACCT 810 10 DOCTORS THESIS 900 ARR 2C priate class standing may be administratively dropped from.Bus 400 ACCT 960 1-3 IND£PENDENT STUDY ~00 2C iness_classes. Business majors are_defined_as students officigl 400 ACCT 961 1.-3 JNOEPENOEN.T STUDY 900 ARR ly enrolled in the Coll~ge of Business and Administration or an 400 ACCT 999 0 MASTERS DEGREE CAND 900 30 official combined program. ••• Repeating Courses - Repetition of work either at the Univer7ity Business Administration of colorado and/or elsewhere, or below college level work, lS not STUDENTS WITHOUT P~OPER PREREOS/STANDI~G WilL acceptable .toward a B.S. degree in Busines. Grades of D earned BE ADMINISTRATIVELY DROPPED. at this institution count toward graduation and courses need~ THOSE STUDENTS WISHING TC REGISTER FOR 8 AD be repeated. The College of Business and Administration does not 200~c BUS INFO AND COMPUTERS, SEE LISTING OF THIS COURSE UNDER DEPART.ENT 476 - INFORMATION :remove Fs or change g.rades if a cour:se is :repeated. All work SYSTEMS. attempted will appear on permanent records. 410 8 AO '>10 3 BUSINESS & GOVERNMENT PREREQ ECON 201-202. CO"PLETION OF P SC 110 RECCMMENOEO. Bll~INESS SEN-IORS ONLY. summer Work - Business students planning to atcend another insti 001 090o-0950 M- W F BUS 218 tutlon dur1ng the summer should have their proposed course work 002 lOOG-1050 M W F BUS 216 oo3 oaoo-0915 t TH BUS 354 approved by a Busines advisor prior to leaving campus. 004 UOG-1215 T TH BUS 125 8 AD '11 3 BUSINESS ANO SOCIETY Transfer Credit - Transfer work from other ins~it~tions is ev<;tl- ' 10 PREREQ ECON 201-202. COMPlETION OF P SC UO ANO SOC 211 RECOMMENDED. BUSINESS SENIORS ONlY. uated first by the University of Colorado, Mm1ss1ons Proce~~!.!l~~~i>--..~ aot osoo-:oeso M· w F BUS 210 42 but final degree determination is mad': by ~he ~oll':ge of. Busl- 002 090o-0950 M W F BUS 210 42 ness Transfer credits from unaccred1ted 1nSt1tut1ons w1ll not 003 0930-1045 1 TH BUS 210 42 004 1100-1215 T TH BUS 210 42 appl~ toward the Business degree._· On questions <;>f ~ubsti~ution 410 8 AD 440 3 JNTL BUS SEMINAR 001 UOG-1215 T TH BUS 211 42 of required courses, comparison of catal9g. descnpt1ons Wl~1 be PREft-EQ ANY TWO OF THE FOL,LO\!IJNG: ECON 441, made. Students are responsible for prov1d1ng course descrlp fiN 440. MK 490 OR TAMG 458. tions. Transfer credit for business courses taken at a lower 410 8 AD 450 3 SUS P01.-C.A.SES, CONCEPT 001 1200-1450 H SUS 211 510 BUS ADMINISTRATION 410 B AD 503 3 FUND OF MARKETING 001 1400-1515 M W BUS 353 35 (M.B.A.) 002 160D-l715 M W BUS 353 35 ~10 8 AD 50~ 3 fUND Ill' IIGT AND DRG 001 lOOG-1115 H W BUS 208 35 002 130Q-H15 M W BUS 216 25 NOTE: STUDBNTS ENROLLING IN BUSINESS. CLASSES WITHOUT PROPER 410 8 AD 505 3 FUND OF FINANCE 001 1100-1215 T TH BUS 124 PREREQS AND/OR CLASS STANDING MAY BE ADMINISTRATIVELY PREREQ B AO· 501 OR EOUIV. •• DROPPED. STUDENTS ENROLLED IN ONE SE:CTION OF A BUSINESS UO B AD 506 3 LEGAL ENVIRON OF BUS 001 llOD-1150 H W f BUS 211 5S COURSE BUT ATTENDING A DIFFERENT SECTION WILL RECEIVE A 410 B AD 507 3 INTRC TO MG>IT SCIENCE 001 ARR 25 002 ARR 25 GRADE OF·! 1\bR NON-AT';['ENDANCE. PREREO B AD 502 CIR EQUIV. ~10 8 AD 508 3 ECON THEORY FOR MGRS 001 0800-0915 T TH BUS 218 60 NO CREDIT FOR STUDENTS WHO HAVE TAKEN ECON 201-202. 34 OEOT CRS OEPT CAS ~0. DEPT 00. CR !LOG ROOM INSTRUCTOR TITlE OF COURSE sec liME DAYS LIMIT "0• DEPT NO. CR TITLE Of COURSE SEC TIME OAYS BLDG ROOII I'NS TRUC TOR <1. LIMIT THE Fi!llOWING COURSES: e AD 610, 615, 620, ALL ~00 SECTlDNS RfQUIRE DEPARTKENUL FORI!. !2!!.· 640, AND 650 ARE OPEN ONlY TO BUSINESS GRAOUATE STUDENTS. 4l6 I s TOO 1-4 MASTERS THESIS 900 20 BOO G-9 DOCTORS THESIS 900 20 410 8 AO 610 3 &US & US ENVIRONMENT 001 1230-1520 T BUS 352 37 002 123G-lSZO TH BUS 352 31 416 1 S 810 10 OOC:TOU THESIS 900 ARR PREREQ TWELVE HOURS 8 AD 50Q-lE~EL fUNDAMENTALS, 476 I S 960 1-3 INDEJ>ENOENT STUDY 900 ARR ze 410 8 AD 615 3 SUS £ ECON ANALYSIS 001 1S30-l820 T BUS lH 51 002 l53Q-l820 TH BUS 124 51 PREliEO 8 AD 50Z AND 508, Insurance HO 8 AD 620 3 ADMIN CCNTROLS 001 0930-1045 T TH BUS 211 002 1530-1645 ~ T TH BUS 352 PREREQ II Ali 501, 502 AND 505. 412 INS 484 3 PRIN OF INSURANCE '001 130G-USO M W f 8US 210 PREREO FIN 305 OR 8 AD 505 AND JUNIOR STANDING. SAME AS UO B AD 640 3 ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAV 001 1500-1750 " BUS U6 32 INS 584. 002 ISOG-1150 BUS 136 32 PAEREQ 8 AD 504. 472 INS 584 3 PRIN OF INSURANCE 001 130G-1350 M W f BUS 210 10 PREREO fiN 305 OR 8 AD 505. SAME AS INS 484. , 410 B AO 6SO 3 BUSINESS -poLICY 001 lZOG-1450 M BUS 352 30 002 120G-14SO BUS 352 30 THIS COURSE MUST BE TAKEN IN THE LAST SEMESTER. COMPLETION OF All FUNDAMENTALS IS A FIRM PREREQ. Management Science 410 8 AD 660 3 BUSINESS CONOITIONS 001 1500-1750 M BUS 228 30 473 M SC 602 3 STOCHASTIC MODELS 001 ll00-1150 M W F BUS 205 'PREREQ NIN£ SE~ESTER HOURS ECONOMICS. PREREO e AO 502 ANO 507 •. 410 8 AD 695 l TPC$-BUS TAX ACCT 001 140o-1515 T TH BUS 228 25 ~ ALL 900 SECTIONS ftEQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM. AO 755 3 DOC SEM AOMIN POL 1 001 OSOG-1050 W BUS 227 2S 473 M SC 800 o-9 DOC-TOflS 'ft~ES!S 900 ARR 20 .!!.Qll., All 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE OEPARTMENTAL FORM. 473 M SC 810 10 90CTORS THESIS 900 ••• 410 8 AD 800 0-9 ·DOCTORS THESIS ·900 ARR 20 413 M SC 960 1-3 INDHENOENT SIUDV 900 ARR 20 410 S AO 810 10 DOC TORS THESIS 900 ARR 1!: 473 H SC 999 0 MASTERS O'EG'fi:EE CA1110 900 ARR 30 410 S AD 960 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 2C Marketing Business law 474 MK 300 3 PRIN OF MARKETING PRE•Eo JUNIOR STANDING. 467 ll l 300 3 BUSINESS lAW 001 0930-1045 T TH BUS zoe 3! PREREQ JUNIOR STANOING. 002 090G-0950 ~ M W F BUS 125 43 003 0800-0BSO ~M W F BUS 353 43 oo1 oaoo-oBso " w F BUS 208 45 004 1200~1250 M W F BUS 216 002 oaoo-oaso " w F BUS 124 45 005 1400-1~50 M W F eus 248 30·~ 003 0900-0950 M W F BUS 208 55 006 lSOG-1615 W F BUS 216 38 004 1000-1050 M W F BUS 218 52 001 0800-0915 T TH BUS 352 38 005 OBOG-0915 T TH BUS Z16 45 008 1100-1215 T TH sus 353 43 006 0900-0915 T TH BUS 208 009 l23G-l345 T TH BUS 208 30 0.01 0930-1045 TH .. 010 l't00-1515 7 TH sus 354 38 1' BUS 248 35 009 H00-1215 T TH BUS 218 51 009 UOQ-1215 T TH BUS 208 45 474 -MK 310 ~ 3 SALESMANSHIP oo1 uoo-uso ~ w • eus 216 40 OOZ 1530-1645 T TH BUS 211 •c 467 · B L 412 3 8USlNESS LAW 001 ~ llOG-1150 I< W F BUS 353 PREREQ 8 L 300 OR 8 AD 506, SAME AS 8 L 512. 474 MK 320 3 CDNSUMER BEHAVIOR 001 lOOQ-1050 M l< F SUS 124 32 OOZ 1LtOG-l450. M W F 8US 136 32 467 8 I. 512 3 ·BUSINESS lAW 001 llOD-1150 M W F BUS "353 10 PREREC MK 300. PRERf;Q .e l 300 OR 8 AD 506, SAM~ AS 8 L 412. 474 MK 330 3 MARKEliNG RESEARCH PREREQ MK 300 AND C M 201. STUDENTS WITHOUT PROPER PREREQS Will BE AOMINISTRATIVELV Finance DROPPED. 001 0900-0950 M W F BUS 353 zs 471 FlN 305 3 SASIC FINANCt 002 1100-1150 ~ W f BUS 136 z• PREREQ ECON 201-202,. A"T 200 ANO JUNICR STANDING. 003 0800-0915 T TH &US 210 25 004 1530-1645 T TH BUS 125 25 oot oaoo-oa5o M w BUS 218 38 474 MK 340 3 MK INST t RETAlLING 001 093D-l045 f TH BUS 227 5e 002 090G-0950 " w BUS 352 38 PRER'EQ MK 300. 003 1!00-1150 M W aus 218 •e 004 1300-l350 M W BUS 218 38 474 MK 350 3 PRIN OF ADVERTISING 001 lZOO-ll50 M W F BUS 218 4C 005- 1500-1550 -M w f! BUS 210 3& 002 1400-1450 M W F BUS ZOB •o 006 0800-091 S T TH .sus 125 3e PREREQ MK 300. 001. 110o-Ul5 T TH BUS 352 38 ooe 1230-1345 T TH BUS 218 38 474 NK 450 3 ADVERTISING MANAGEMENT 001 1500-1615 M W BUS 205 009 "1530-1645 T TH BUS 216 3e PREREO MK 350.., SAME· AS MK 550. 010 1.200-1250 M W F BUS 353 38 474 MK 460 3 INDUSTRIAL MARKETING 001 lOOQ-1050 M H f BUS 125 40 411 , FIN 401 .' 3 BUSINESS FINA~CE 1 PREREQ MK 300.. SAME AS fi!lK 560, PRoREQ fiN 305 AND ACCT 202. 474 MK 470 3 SALES MANAGEMENT 001 093()-l045 T TH BUS 353 51 001 080G-0850 M N F BUS. 125 42 PREREO MK 300 OR 8 -Ab 503.. SAf4E AS NK 570. 002 1000-1050. M W F BUS 210 42 003 'll93o-l045 T TH 6US 216 42 474 MK , 480 3 -MKT POL & STRATEG'!ES 001 llOO-lZ15 T TH 6US 228 004 1.2.30-1345 T lH BUS 210 42 PREREO MK 300 AND SIX AOOITIONAL HOURS MARKETING. 471. ~ flN 402 3 BUSINESS FINANCE 2 001 \0800-0915 T TH BUS 211 42 474 MK 490 3 INTERNATL MARKETING 001 123-0.... 1'345- T TH BUS 211 te 002 09)0-1045 T TH BUS 21B 42 002 1400-1450 M W F BUS 125 30 003 ll00-1215 I< f BUS 210 42 PREREQ JIIIK 300• SAME AS MK 590 .. PREREO FiN ·401.. RE-QUIRED FOR FiNANCE MAJORS., 474 MK 550 ~ ADVERT I SING. MANAGEMENT 001 1500;..1615 M W BUS 205 10 471 fiN 433 3 INVEST & PORTFOLIO MGT 001 0900-09-50· M W sus '216 42 P~EREQ MK 350..,{; '·SAME AS -NK oftSO •. GRADUATE STUOENTS -QNt.Y. 002. . 1400-1450 -M w BUS, 21.8 42 PREREQ FIN 401 AN.D .455,. C.OREQ FIN 1o02 .. 474 'MK 560 3 INDUSTRIAl MA~KETING 001 1000-1050 M W F RUS 125 IC "PREREO MK 300. GftAOUATE· STUDENTS ONlY. 411 FIN 440 3 INTERNATl FINANCE MGT 001 lOOG-l05D M W f BUS 211 51 PRERECI FIN 305 OR 6 AD 505. SAHE AS FIN 540. 474 MK 570 j'· SALES MANAGEf!GENT 001 0930-1045 T TH BUS 353 lC PREREQ MK 300 -oR B AD 503,. SAME AS MK 410, 471 FIN 455 3 MONETARY -G FISCAL POl o·ot 1100-1215 T TH sus 216 42 GRADUATE STUDENTS ONLY., 002 140o-l515 T TH BUS 216 42 003 1400-1450 M W F !IUS 210 42 474 MK 590 3 INTEANAfL MARKETING 001 123Q--l345 T JH BUS 211 10 PREREQ FIN 305 .. 002 1.400-1450 M W f ·BUS 125 10 PRE~E"C JI4K 300 OR 8 AD 503e SAME AS -MK 490. 471 FlN 540 3 INTERNATL FINANCE M.GT 001 lOOD-1050 M lrl F BUS 211 10 GRADUATE STUDENTS ONLY. PREREO FIN 305 -OR B AD 50'5.. SAME AS FIN 440. 474 HK 600 3 MARKETING MANAGEMENT 001 oeoo..:o9t5 M w BUS 211 30 471 FIN 601 3 PROB-POUCY FIN MGT 1 001 150G-1750 M BUS 352 3t 002 1200-131~5 M W BUS 125 30 002 1500-1750 BUS 352 3t PRERECI 8 AD 503 OP EOUIY. PREREO 8 AD 505 OR EQUIY. 474 MK 630 3 QUANT METH-f4ARKET1NG 001 1100-1215 T TH eus 221 411 >fiN 602 3 PROB-POUCV FIN MGT ~2 001 . 1530-U!ZO T sus 227 25 PREREQ GRADUATE COURSE IN REGRESSION AND ANOVA .. PREREQ ~IN 601 .. 474 MK 700 l-4 .MASTERS THESIS 900 ARR 2C 471 F!N 633 3 !NV MGM1 & ANALY 001 U00-1215 M ·w BUS 248 30 NOTE. ALL 900 SECHONS -REQUI.RE- DEPARTMENTAL FORM .. PREREO FIN 601.. COREO FIN 602. 474 MK 110 3 DOC SEM-MKT MGMT 001. 1530-1820 M SUS Z05 1C 471 FIN 700 -1-4 MASTERS THESIS 900 20 PREREQ MK 600 .. .!'!.Q!I_.. All !!!£.!!: All 900 SECTlONS REQU!RE DEPARTMENTAL FORM .. 474 MK 810 10 DOCTORS THESIS 900 ARR 47t Fl'N 800 o-9 DOCTORS THESIS 900 2C 474 -MK 960 l-3 . INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 2C 471 FIN 810 10 DOCTORS THESIS 900 ••• 15 474 MK 999 0 · -MASTEPS DEGREE CAND 900 ARR 30 47.1 FIN 960 l-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ••• 2C 41l FIN 999 0 MASTERS DEGREE CANO 900 ••• 3C Minerals land Management 479 ·MU-1G 495 3 OIL/GAS & MINERAL lAW SOl 1400-1515 T TH BUS 353- ., Information Systems OPEN TO MLM MAJORS ·ONLY .. PREREQ COMPLETiON OF NINETV SEMESTER HOURS OF WORK TOWARD TI"E MAJOR INCLUDING ALL lOt.ER-QIVISION REQUIREMENTS.. SECURE A CONTROllED 47.6 I S lOO 3 BUS INFO AND- COMPUTERS ENROLlMENT FORM FROM DEPARTMENT .. NOT OPEfl TO FRESHfi!EN.. PREREQ MATH 107-108 CR SU: HOURS NON-REMEDIAL COllEGE MATtiEHAT1CS .. FORMERlY· B AD 200... STUOENTS WITHOUT PROPER PREREOS K~Y BE AOMINlSTRATIVELV DROPPED .. Organizational Management 001 0800-0850 M -W f . BUS 224 100 480 ORMG 330 3 INTRO MGT ORGANIZATION 002 1300-1350 M W f BUS 224 003 1400-1450 M W 'F SUS 224 100•• 004 1100-1215 T TH BUS 224 100 005 12:30-1345 T TH .BUS 224 100 4'16 1 S 2:20 3 B-US -pRQG 1-Stfl'UC COBOL 001 080.0-0850 M' W F BUS 204 32 001 oaoo-oesO M w F BUS 136 002: 090o-0950 M W F sus 204 32 002 090o-0950 M W F BUS 136 003 093D-1045 T TH BUS 204 32 003 1000-1050 M W F BUS 136 PREREQ ! S 200 .. 004 1300-1350 M W f: BUS 136 oos oaoo-ocn 5 T TH BUS 136 006 H00-1215- T TH 476 I S. 221. 3 BUS PROG 2-STRUC- COBOL 001 140Q-1515 TH BUS 204 37 BUS 354 007 1230-1345 I TH 002 1530-1645 TH BUS 204 37 BUS 136 PREREO 1 S. 220 OR INST~ CONSENT,. Q M 201 RECOMMENDED .. OOB 1400-1515 T TH' BUS . 136 480 ORMG 335 3 I"'GT WORK GROUPS . 001 0-930-1045 T TH 476 -I S 330 3 OPER RESRCH-DEC!SN SUP 001 l40G-l5l5 M W BUS 204 40 BUS 136 35 PREREQ _Q M .201.. FORMERLY Q M 330. PREREC ORMG 330. 480 · ORMG 437 3 MGT -COMPLEX ORGS 00! 1100-1215 T TH 476 I S 350 3 DATABASE AND lNiFO SYS 001 1100-1150 M W F sus 204 3e BUS 136 30 PREREC I S 221 OR lNSTR .CONSENT • PRERECl ORMG ,330. 476 1 S 465 3 SYSTEMS ANALY & OES_!GN 001 1000-1050 M W f BUS 460 ORHG 602: 3 lND BEHAV-WORK ORGNS 001 123-0-152:0 TH BUS 227 204 25 PNEREQ B AD 640 OR EOUl V. 002: 140o-15l.5 T TH BUS 211 20 PREREQ l 5 221 OR INSTR CONSENT. SAME AS I 5 565~ 480 ORMG 63Z 3 BEHAVIOR/TASK GROUPS 001 0?00-1150 M BUS 227 PREREQ B AO 504 OR EQUIV .. 476 I S 466 3 SYSTEMS ANAlY & OESN 2 001 0800-0915 T TH sus 204 30 PREREC ! S 4.65 OR INSTR CONSENT.. SAME AS I S 566., 460 ORMG 6.33 3 ·CONSUlTATION SKI-llS 001 0800-1050 BUS 228 PREREQ 8 AD 5'04., ORHG 632 OR- INSTR CONSENT. 20 476 I_ S 565 3 SYS-TEMS ANALY fi. OESlGN 001 le100-1050 M W f BUS 204 10 002 14'00-1515 T TH BUS 211 10 480 ORMG 700 1-4 MASTERS T~ESIS 900 ARR PREREO t S 221 OR INSTR CONSENT., SAI'liE AS I S 465 .. 20 GRADUATE STUDENTS ONLY .. NOTE.. All,. '900 SECTIONS REQUIRE' DEPARTMENTAl FORM .. 480 ORMG 710. 3 OOC SEM-ORG THEORY 416_ I S 566 3 SYSTEMS ANAtY &. DESN 2 DOl OB00-0915 T TH sus 204 30 001 1230-15.20 TH BUS 205 PREREQ I S 465 OR INSTR CONSENT~ SAME -AS I S 466e lNSTR CONSENT REQUiRED. GRADUATE STUDENTS ONl 't'., !:!..Q.J§ AlL 900 SECT.IONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAl FORM. ' 476 ! S 645 3 iNFO SYSTEMS & MGT 001 1230-1520 T BUS 124 42 480 ORMG 800 0-9 DOCTORS THESIS 900 ,002 1230-1520 TH BUS 124 42 20 PREREQ FAMillARHY WHH FORTRAN OR SOME OTHER ••• COMPUTER PROGRAf41HNG LANGUAGE .. 480 ORMG 810 lO DOCTORS THESIS 900 ARR 4c·80 ORMG 960 1-3 INDEPENO'ENT SlUOY 650 DATABASE MG'T S~STEMS BUS 900 20 I S EQU!V., ••• 480 QRMG 999 0 MASTERS DEGRE~ CAND 900 n 35 Min CAS DEPT U.S •• DEPT NO. U TITLE OF COURSE SEC TIME DAYS BlDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR UMH I. •- NO. DEPT NO, Cit. HTI..E OF COURSE SE& TIME OAVS f:H .. i.lG ROOM INSTRUCTOR Production Management ,Normal Schedule - The normal semester credit hour load in the '(.::ollege of Design and Planning is. 16 semester hours. Advanced ~U PRMG 300 3 PROD AND OPER MGT l PREREQ IICCT 200, l S 200 a COREQ 0 M 20L, C.OURS'E OPEN TO iapproval by the Dean is essential for loads less than 12 ~ours.oJ JUN!OAS ONLY, REQUIRED FOR BUSINESS MAJORS .. ' limore than 19 hours. No incomplete marks (IWor IF) are g1ven 1n 001 080()-0650 P:ll w f sus 301 002 l30G-I3SO M W F BUS 3% '"!',the College of Design and Plannning except in the case of a 003 080~0915 T TH BUS 301 004 0930-1045 T TH sus 301 ~:!'demonstrated medical crisis. 005 1100-1215 T TH BUS 301 301 006 123G-1345 T TH BUS ::!ATTENDANCE RE~ULATIONS . 481 PRMG 440 3 PROD S INVTR PLAN/CTRl 001 150()-1550 M W F sus 125 PREREQ PRMG 300 OR B AD 502 AND 507. SAME AS PRMG 540~ '" · STUDENTS ARE EXPECTSD TO COMPLY WITH THE ATTENDANCE REGULATION~ NOTE., n IS ~ECOMMENOEO GRADUATE STUDENTS TAKE PRMG 640 I SP8CIPIED BY THE INSTRUCTOR AT THE BEGINNING OP THE SEMESTER. -- IN liEU OF THIS COURSE .. 481 PRMG 540 3 PROD & INVTR PlAN/CTRL 001 1500-1550 M W F eu·s 125 PREREQ PRMG 300 OR B AD 502 .AND 507" SAME AS PRMG 540 ~ ~REQUIREMENTS FOR BACHELOR OF ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN DEGREE NOTEB IT lS RECOMMENDED GRADUATE STUDENTS TAKE PRMG 640 -- IN LIEU OF THIS tOURS!;. IENVD CURRICULUM FOR STUDENTS ADMITTED FALL 1983 AND AFTER 481 PRMG 640 3 PROD AND OPER MGT 001 1500-1750 M BUS 2! 1 PREREQ 6 AD 502 AfiD 507 OR EQUI\1 .. , Design- studios 24 credits •a:1 4 J:WJ.f.s,. All 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM .. Societal - 2 courses 6 credits c 1 NST- 2 courses 6-8 credits 431 PRMG 700 1-4 MASTERS' THESIS 900 ARR 2 1 6 Media ~ 2 courses credits 481 PRMG 960 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ••• 1 History/Theory - 3 courses 9 credits 1 Personnel-Human Resources Management 1 Total minimum required ENVD course credit = 53 482 PHR 434 3 LABOR/EMPLOY RELATIONS 001 1400-1515 T TH BUS 210 22\ PREREQ ORMG 330 OR B AD 504.. SAME AS PHR 534 .. .• lrn the new curriculum, these are the courses that you must 482 PHR 438 3 PRSNL ADMIN-EMPLOYMENT 001 1100-1215 M W BUS 228 PREREC ORMG 330 OR B AD 504 AND Q M 201.. SAME AS PHR '538 .. ·~!complete 1n ENVD. 482 PHR 534 3 lABORIEP-1PlOY RELATIONS 001 1400-1515 T TH BUS 210 PREREQ ORMG 330 OR B AD 504. SAME AS PHR 434.. GRADUATE 100 I 200 I 300 I 400 (in emphasis area) STUDENTS ONLY. :: !1: 220 I 320 or 420 482 PHfl: 538 3 PRSNL ADMIN-EMPLOYMENT 001. 1100-1215 M W BUS 2.28 ~=~~~n PREREO ORMG 330, B AD 504 AND- Q M 201, OR B AD 502 .. NST 235 I 335 (previously numbered 230 or 330, SAME AS PHR 438,. GRADUATE .STUDENTS ONLY,. 331' 350, 351) 482 PHR '960 l-3 INDEPENDENJ SlUOY 900 ARR J Societal 215 I 315 (previously numbered 210 or 316) ~ All 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM,. I HLstoryiTheory - 105 I 275 I one year upper division history I theory elective, such as ARCH 470 or 471. Transportation Management I I Other Requirements 483 TRMG 450 3 tRANSPORT OPER & MGT 001 llOO-ll50 M W F BUS 125 5' I PREREQ ECON a01-202 OR lNSTR CONSENT AND SENIOR STANDING~ I SAME AS TRMG 550. Breadth Electives 20 credits minimum 4S3 TRMG lt52 3 PRBLSITRAFFIC HGMT 001 1300-_1415 M W Bus 22S ENVD Emphasis Area Courses Variable PREREQ TRMG 450/550 OR INSTR CONSENT. SAME AS TRMG 55~ .. Emphasis Area Electives 15 credits minimum (9 in 483 TRMG 458 3 INTERNATL TRANSPORT 001 oq30-1045 T TH BUS 125 Upper Division) PREREQ ECON 201-202 AND SENIOR STANDING. SAME AS TRMG 558. 511 Credits required for graduation 128 483 TRMG 550 3 TRANSPORT OPER & MGT 001 llOG-1150 M W F BUS 125 "' PREREO ECON 201-202.. SAME AS TRMG 450. GRADUATE STUDENTS ONLY. Breadth Electives (one approved course from each area) 483 TRMG 552 3 PROBLS/TRAFFIC MGMT 001 1300-1415 M W BUS 228 51 PREJI:E.Q TRMG 450/550 .OR INSTR CONSENT., SAME AS TRNG 452 .. Math* - MATH 130, STAT (any) 483 TR ..G 558 3 HilERNATL TRAf'iSPORT 001 0930-101t5 1 TH BUS 125 SAME AS TRMG 458.. GRADUATE STUDENTS ONlY. Physical and Life Sciences (with lab)* - PHYS 301 (recom 483 TRMG 960 1-3 lNOEP'ENDENT STUDY 900 ARR mended for architects), EPOB 121 with 123; CHEM l04;·NASC NOTE, AlL CJOO SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM. .123, 125 Social Science - ~NTH 103, 104, 210, 220, 301; BLST 203, 204 Quantitative Methods CHST 101; ECON 201, 202; GEOG 198, 199,. 370; P SC 100, 110, 201, 210, 353; PSY 100, 370; SOC 191, 210, 211, 220,, .~46, 484 0 M 201 3 BUSINESS STATISTJCS 263, 384; WMST 200 .. PREREO MATH 107 AND fOB. STUDENTS klTMOUT PROPER PREREQUISITES _MAY BE AOMJNJSTRATIVELY ORCPPED. Language Arts* - AS 100 Visual Communications - F A 100, F A 120 001 OBOQ-0850 M t. F BUS 352 •• 002 lOOQ-1050 "' W F BUS 301 •• Humanities - CHST 103; ENGL 260, 261; FA H 270, 271, 280, 003 130Q-1350 " "' F BUS 301 .. 004 140Q-1450- M \II F a us· 301 281, 282, 284; HIST 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 141, ;142, 005 140()-1515 T TH BUS 301 ·~•• 151, 152, 181, 182', 201, 202, 207, 208, 215, 216, 258, '"261, 006 l53D-U!If5 T TH BUS 218 •• 262, 270, 271, 298; HUM 101, 102; PHIL 100, 102, 103, 104., 484- Q M 620 3 MULTIVARIATE ANALYSIS 001 1100-1215 T TH BUS 221 PREREQ e AD 502 .. 105, 107, 110, 114; p sc 240 ... 484 0 M 700 1-4 MASTERS THESIS 900 ARR ?.C !!9.!!:. All 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM. *These courses must be completed before starting upper ..... division ENVD courses - that is, course number 300 or .:rbove. Real Estate Emphasis Areas - these are preprofession~l design specializatior 485 R ES 300 3 PRiN OF REAL ESTATE 001 1300-1350 M W f BUS 120 ~ 1n arch1tecture, urban design, landscape, interior, or plan- 002 123G-l34~ T TH BUS 354 003 l53G-l645 T TH BUS 353 •e ning. Your upper division ENVD courses shoul~ be taken ~o PREREQ UPPER-DIVISION STANDING. support your chosen ernphasis .:trea. An emphas1s .:trea cons1st 485 R es 401 3 REAl ESTATE DEVELOPMNT 001 093o-I0•5 T TH BUS 124 ~ro~ PREREC R ES 300. SAME AS R ES 501. MAY BE LIMITED- TO •• of a set of ENVD courses and related support electives MAJORS. other departments. The Division provides listings of ap~ 485 R ES 454 3 REAL ESTATE FINANCE 001 llOQ-1150 M W F BUS 124 51 proved courses foe each emphasis area. The semester before PREREC FIN 305, B AD 505 OR R ES 300. SAME AS A ES- 55lt. you enter the upper division you shou.ld consult these 485 R ES 501 3 REAL ESTATE DEVELO~MNT 001 093()-1045 T TH BUS 124 10 listings. PREREQ R ES 300. SAME AS R ES 401. GRADUATE STUDENTS ONLY. 485 R ES 554 3 REAL ESTATE· fiNANCE 001 UOQ-1150 M W f BUS 124 10 PREREO R ES 30Q• FIN 305 OR B AO 505. SAME AS R ES 454. Support Electives - You mu~t take at least 15 credits of approvE course work outside the department that suppoct your emphasJ area. This course work is listed with emphasis area requin COLLEGE OF DESIGN AND PLANNING ments available from the Division. Nine of the 15 credits DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN must be in the upper division (300 and 400 level). MIKE MARTIN, Resident Dean These requriements apply to students who are continuing in the College under the old curriculum. A. Environmental Design Studio (6 semesters, 6 hours) 36 hoUJ General Information each) Statements concerning general policies, rules and regulations, Must include at least one 200 level studio, one 300 level ar and specific information relative to course sequence and two 400 levels. requirements are contained in the College Handbook avallable in libraries, the College Dean's Office, or the University· Book B. Collateral Courses store. All students ar.e cesponsible for familiarizing themselves ENVD Graphics ••••••••.••••• 2 sem., 3 hrs. ea. (ENVD 220, 22J with this information and should retain copy in their personal a ENVD Natural Science1Tech .• 3 sem., 3 hrs. ea. (ENVD 130, 23( files. 231) El\lVD Societal Science •.•••. 3 sem., 3 hrs. ea. (ENVD 110, 21( Environmental Design students must spec1:y major code EV 852. 211) Students select advisors from the faculty in Environmental De ENVD HistoryiTheory ...••... l sem., 3 hrs. (ENVD 170) sign. Faculty offices for advisors axe in the Environmental Design Building. All students enrolled in the College of Design c. Required courses in other Departments of the University and Planning are required to see an advisor prior to registration Mathematics (calculus-Math 130-for prearchitecture students for each semester. or statistics) One semester of Physics 301 with lab and a course in Englist Transfer Students - Before admittance to this program, transfer composition or expository writing. i students from the Boulder Campus or fcom other universities . should have completed a college physics course with lab, English D. Elective Courses - Students should include upper division composition or equivalent, mathematics (calculus for courses in arts, humanities, physical sciences, business, prearchitecture, and statistics for planning and other design engineering, or other appropriate units in fheir curriculum. students), and basic drawing skills, plus an overall 2,75 minimum 8lective courses may be selected from any department on grade int average. campus in 6onsultation with faculty advisors. These coursee l.nclude a broad spectrum of offerinqs fr-om other Colleges a:: ·~iminum Scholastic Standards - Students will be well as the College oE Design and Planning, but should suspension if they do not maintain a cumulative point support declared emphasis 6r specialization declared in the average iJf 2.00 for the Environmental Design undergraduate second year of the program. division. A "D" in a required course is grounds for repeating the coucse'l! TOTAL HOURS REQUIRED FOR GRADUATION 128 Hour DEPT CftS 1111. DEPT NO. CR DEPT tfiS TITLE OF COURSE SEC TINE DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR liMIT Nil. DEPT NO, til TlTL£ 01' COURSE SEC TIME OAfS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR Lllllf Major Codes 852 ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN 853 ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN AND BUSINESS 097 TEACHER CERTIFICATION (PRIOR DEGREE) 801 TEACHER EDUCATION ELEMENTARY Environmental Design 800 TEACHER EDUCATION - SECONDARY 590 ENVD 100 6 ENVO < COMM STUDIO OPEN TO NONMAJORS. STUDENTS •uST REGISTER FOR LECTURE AND LAB. 010 osoo-oaso M M F f A Nl41 JP ·LER!TZ 100 Teacher Education CL HIN.KlEY LAB-ENVO & COMM STUDIO LOll 090o-U50 M W ENVO 20l.'A Cl HINKLEY 20 L02l 090o-U50 M W ENVO ZOJ,C 20 TO All STUDENTS l031 090D-1150 M W ENVO 201 E 20 ~ I~~,~~L~~~~~:s~~~:s:~r A::e o:~~ PART OF THE L041 1400-1650 M W ENVO 2018 JP lERITZ 20 TEACHER CERTIFICATION PROGRAM. THEV MAY BE L051 140G-L650 M W ENVD 2010 20 COUNTED TOWARDS GRADUATION FOR NON-CERTIFICA- TION STUDENTS. 590 ENVD 105 3 ENVO PERSPECTIVES 010 0&00-0915 T TH GEDL 121 WM MARTIN l1C OPEN TO NON-~AJORS .. ALL 800 SECTIONS REQUIRE A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM. 590 ENVD 200 6 ENVD STUDIO CCMPU< ORG PRE.REQ ENVO 100.. STUDENTS MUST REGISTER FOR THE LECTURE 800 EOUC 201 2 INTRO TO EDUCATION 001 1215-1345 T EDUC 143 PP DISTEFANO 6C AND LAB IN PAIRS AS -INOlCATED .. PREREQ OR COREQ ENVO 220. 800 EDUC 456 3 ALTER/EXPER EDUCATION 001 160G-1830 T EDUC 155 RJ K"RAFT 20 010 0900-0950 M W f -ENVD 122 WM MARTIN 20 BOO EOUC 457 3 MICROCOMPUTERS 1N EOUC 001 1600-1830 w EDUC 346 TW HUGHES 3C LAB-ENVO STUDIO LOll 1ooo-u5o M w F ENVO 122 WM MARTIN 20 002 160Q-1830 TH eouc 346 -HI HUGHES 30 ENVO STUDIO C.OHPLX ORG 020 090o-0950 M W F ENVO 2011 Cl YIP 20 MEETS IIIEITH EDUC 544 .. lAB-ENVO STUDIO L021 1000-1150 M W F ENVD 2011 Cl YIP 20 NOTE.. OPEN TO ANV UNIVERSITY STUDENT SEEKING INFORMATUJN ENVO STUDIO COMPlX ORG 030 090o-0950 M W f ENVO 305 20 -- ON THE OPERATION OF -THE APPLE MICROCOMPUTER. lAB-ENVO STUDIO l031 1000-1150 11 W F ENVD 201 2C 800 EOUC 481 3 SP TP-IMAGES CF FUTURE . 001 1845-2115 TH EOUC 336 J6 HAAS 20 l.i90 ENVO 2:15 3 I NTRO SOC SCI & ENVO MEETS ~ITH EOUC 682 .. NOT OPEN TO STUDENTS WHO HAVE COMPLETED ENVO UO. MAY BE SUBSTITUTED FOR ENVO UO. liLEJ4ENTARV AND SECONDARY CERtmCATlON STUBfMTS 010 1230-134_5 T TH OP G G030 J6 JUHASZ 11C REC-INTRO SOC SC!IENVO ROll 0900-0950 M W ENVO 212 2• R012 1000-1050 M W ENVD 212 2~ SECURE ALL FORMS FOR PROBE SECTIONS 1N EDUC, ROl3 llOG-1150 M W ENVO 305 ze RM. 247 .. R014 1300-1350 M W ENVD 212 ze R015 1400-1450 M W ENVO 212 2S ALL BOO SECTIONS ReQUIRE CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORMS. R016 150G-I650 M W ENVO 212 2e BOO EOUC 230 Z ORAL COHM FOR TEACHERS 80l 1100-1150 F4 w EDuc 134 3C 5'il0 ENVD 220 3 ADV GRAPHIC SYSTEMS 001 0930-1150 T TH ENVD 122 CH BOWES 25 802 1501r-1550 M W EDUC 136 30 002 0930-1150 T TH EN\10 21.4 M ST.EELE 25 803 1345-1435 T TH EDUC 138 R~ CLINE 3C 003 1400-1620 T TH ENVO 2t4B GS CROSS 25 804 ARR 30 PREREQ ENVO 100. .!:!.Q.!L. SECTION 804 IS A. PROBE SECTION ONLY .. 590 ENVO 235 4 ·NAT SCl TECH & ENVO 001 1300-1415 T TH ENVD 120 6C 900 EDUC 446 2 TCHG EXCP CH REG ~LSRM 801 0800-0850 T TH EDUC 143 4C NOT OPEN TO STUDENTS WHO HAVE TAKEN ENVO 130. MAY BE 802 0915-1005 T TH EOUC 143 40 SUBSTITUTED FOR ENVO 130$ 803 1345-1435 T TH EDUC 143 4C 804 ARR 25 590 ENVD 300 6 ENVO STUD10-CGMMUNlTY ~ SEC .804 IS A PROBE SECT! CN CNl Y. PREREQ ENVD 200~ STUDENTS MUS:r REGISTER fOR LECTURE AND A LAB IN PAIRS AS INOICATEO~ 010 1300-1350 #4 ~ ENVD 120 Dl PAULSfJN 20 lAB-ENVD STUDIO LOll 1400-1550 M W ENVD 120 OL PAULSON 20 ENVO STUDlO-CCMMUNITY 020 130Q-l350 M W ENVD 122 M STEELE 20 LAS-ENVD STUDIO l02l 1400-1550 M W ENVO 122 M STEELE 2C ENVO. STUD10-CCMMUNtTY 030 130Q-1350 M W ENIJD 305 SH KENDAll 20 800 EOUC 309 2 FOUND AMER EOUC 801 0800-0850 M \li EOUC 136 4C LAB-ENVD STUDIO CCMM L03l 1400-1550 M W ENVO 305 SH KENDAll 2C 802 1200-1250 p.4 w EOUC 136 4C 590 -ENVD 315 3 PROG-EVAl ENVC 001 1000-1115 T TH ENVD 102 JB JUHASZ 25 800 EDUC 310 2 EOUC PSY ElEMENTARY 801 0915-1005 T TH EOUC 136 VC KEENAN 4C NOT OPEN TO STUDENTS WHO HAVE TAKEN ENVO 210 .. 802 1345-1435 T TH EOUC 231 40 PREJI:EQ fNVD 200 ~ 800 E9UC 311 2 CHilD GROWTH AND OEVEL 801 0900-0950 W F EDUC 143 4C 5~0 EN\10 316 3 RES ISS/METH IN PLAN 010 1000-1115 T TH ENVO 120 JD fElNBERG 4C PREREQ EIIIVO ZOO AND 215. CONTROllED ENROLLMENT fORMS ARE REQUIRED FOR All BOO SECTIONS. STUDENTS IN METHODS COURSES 590 ENVO 320 3 ENVD/MEDIA 010 0930-1150 T TH ENVO 305 GS CROSS 2C MUST HAVE BEEN ADMITTED TO THE CERTIFICAT10N PREREQ ENVO 220 .. PROGRAM~ ELEMENTARY STUDENTS IN PROFESSIONAL SEMESTER ENROLL IN EOUC 420. 42lv 4&0 AND SEC 590 EN~/0 329 3 PHOTO - Yl-SUAL COMM 010 1400-1520 T TH ENVD 305 Cl H1NKLEY 801 OF 470. GROUP MEETING AT 10:00 A.M. ON WED. SEPT 5. 1984. WILL REPORT TO SCHOOLS AT 590 ENVD 330 4 lNTRO RES MAN.AGEMENT 001 1530-1645 T TH ENVD 305 SW HAVllCK 2C 1:00 p.,M. LAB-RES MANAGEMENT lOll ARR SW HAVllCK 10 l012 ARR SW H.O.VliCK 10 800 EDUC 420 2 MTH IN ElEM LANG ARTS 801 1300-1450 M W EDUC 341 PP 0 I STEFANO 35 PREREC ;ENVO ZOO AND 235 OR INST CONSENT. MEETS FiRST EIGHT WEEKS. ~ ., STUDENTS MUST REGISTER FGR A LECTURE AND A lABe BOO EDUC 421 Z METHODS IN ELEM MATH 801 1300-1450 T TH EDUC 341 RJ FLEXER 35 5()0 ENVO 338 3 HISTORIC PRESERV T~CH 001 1550-1700 T TH ENVO 134 2~ MEETS FIRST EIGHT WEEKS WITH ·EDUC 5208 590 E.N\10 350 4 lNTRO StTE/MAT SVSTEMS 001 0800-0920 T TH ENVO 120 SH. KENDALL 4C BOO EDUC 422 2 METHODS IN ElEM READNG 802 1000-1150 EDUC 341 35 lAB-lNTRO SITE/MAT SYS LOll 0800-0950 M ENVO 214 SH KENDALL 20 L012 0800-0950 ENVO 214 SH KENDAll zc 800 EOUC _.423 2 METHODS ELEM SCIENCE 802 1000-1150 EOUC 341 JR WAILES 35 PREREC ENVO 200 AND 235. MEETS WITH EDUC 521 .. NOTE. STUDENTS MUST REGISTER FGR A LECTURE AND LAB. 800 EOUC 424 2 METHODS IN ElEM SOC ST 802 100D-1150 M EOUC 341 35 ENVD 360, 361 AND 367 ARE OPEN TO GRADUATE STUDENTS LAB TO BE ARRANGED~ :iN;; T-HE CQU:E~E OF. DESIGN AND- PLANNING ON A ."SPA'CE AVA.i·LABLE BA·SIS 11 .. 800 EDUC -';l,$ 2 CHILDREN'S liTERATURE 801 1600-1140 ~ EOUC 136 VM WESTERBERG 30 MEETS WITH EDUC 51-6.- _CLOSeo·:;·To Fft€St:~.MENt OPEN .TO 590 ENVD 360 3 COMPUTER METH IN DES 001 1300-1420 T TH ENVO 1Z2 JW AXLEY 2C SOPHOMORES ON A liMITED 6ASIS. NON-CERT1FICATION STUDENTS MUST HAVE INSTR CONSENT., ENVD 361 3 COMPUTER APPLIC-ENVD 001 1430-1545 T TH ENVD 122 25 800 EOUC 435 2 KiNDERGARTEN EDUCATION 001 1600-1140 EOUC 138 VM WESTERBERG 4C 5~0 ENVO _:3.61 . 3 COMPUTER GRAPHIC APPLC 001 1300-1550 T ENVO 102 25 MEETS WITH EDUC 515. CLOSED TO FRESHMEN, OPEfll TO PREREQ-ENVD' z·oo AND Z2Q.· SOPHOMORES ON A liMITED BASIS.. SEE PROF WESTERBERG. ARCH1TECTURE STUDIO 1 sao EDuc 460 4 INSTRUCTICNAL ASST LAB 801 VM WESTERBERG 125 PREREQ ENVD 300. STUDENTS MUST REGISTER FOff LECTURE AND ••• LAB lN PAIRS AS INDICATED .. 800 EDUC 470 8 STUDENT TCHNG ELEM SUI 801 ARR VM WESTERBERG 100 802 VM WESTERBERG 100 010 0900-0950 M W ENVO 302 JP LERITZ !:!!ill: STUDENT TEACHING MAV SE TAKEN FOR PASS/fAll GRADE ••• lAB-AR(tt STUD 10 1 LO 11 100D-1150 M W ENVO 350 " ONLY~ ARCH1TECJURE STUDIO 1 020 0900-0950 M W ENVO 391 OL PAULSON lS" lAB-ARCH STUD 10 1 L021 1000-1150 1"1 W ENVO 391 18 SE'CONDARY TEACHER CERTIFICATION COtfRSES 590 E--NVD 403 6 ARCH STUDIO 2 001 0900-0950 M W ENVO 301 18 PRERE·Q ENYO 300 AN~A~~~Rg~ ~~~~~OC~NSEN·l.. l002 l000-:1150 ~ W ENVD 301 18 NOTE. ~~~~ ~~~~O~~V~~g=~ES ARE OFfERED FAll ONLY.. CHECK 590 ENVD 405 6 URBAN DESIGN STU010 010 0900-0950 M W F ENVD 120 !!2.!!.:, :~c~:~:ll FORMS FCR PROSE SECTIONS !ij EDUC, PRERE Q ENVD 300, 14 590 ENVO 409 6 INTERIOR DESIGN All BOO SECTIONS REQUIRE CONTROL!.EO ENROLLMENT FORMS. 010 0900-0950 M W ENVO 303 MG BARR 18 LAB-1NTER10R CESIGN lOll 1000-1150 M W ENVO 303 1e BOO EDUC 410 3 FOUNDATIONS AMER_ EOUC 801 0900-0950 M W eouc 134 35 59 802 1400-1450 M W ~RE:~ciD EN~~020 ~ AN~R~~O~RAPHlCS 1 001 0930-1150 T TH ENVD .330 M STEELE 2C EDUC , 143 35 804 ARR RJ KRAFT 35 SEC 804 IS A PROBE SECTIGN ONlY .. 590 ENVO 421 3 ARCH GRAPHICS 2 001 1400-1620 T TH ENVD 330 GS C-ROSS PREREQ ENVO 200 AND 220 .. ENVD MAJORS ONLY .. 20 800 EDUC 411 3 EOUC PSY & AOCl DEVEl 001 0600-0915 T TH EDUC 231 15 002 1355-1"515 T TH EOUC 155 P LANGER 40 590 EN\10 431 3 SOLAR TECH - EN_VO 001 1500-1615 T TH ENVD 120 PJ TABB 804 ARR PREREQ MATH 130, PHYS 111 OR 301, OR INST CONSENT. 72 ~ SEC 804 IS ~ PROBE SECTICN ONLY .. 30 :~ NOT OPEN TO STOOENTS W'ITH CRED_IT iN ENVD 332 .. BOO EDUC 412 3 PRIN f. METH SEC EDUC 590 ENVD 450 3 ARCH ENVIRON SYSTEMS 1 010 0800-0920 T TH BUS 249 4 ~ ~~ggR:~~ IS OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS ADMITTED TO tERHFICAT10N 590 ENVO 452 3 ARCH STRUCTURES l 001 1230-1345 T TH BUS 251 42 801 1000-1050 M W F EDUC 155 Bl TAYLOR 590 ENVD 455 3 SYS BUILD/FABRICATION 35 001 1600-1715 T TH ENVD 122 CH BOWES 25 802 1600-1830 TH EOUC 155 LS RATLIFF 45 804 ARR FtJ KRAFT 590 ENVO 480 1 TEACHING IN ENVO 001 ~ SEC 804 IS A PROBE SECTION ONLY. ARR Cl YIP " 1C " ~ All 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM .. 800 EDUC 441 3 RDG-WRTG IN CGNT AREAS 001 1845-2115 TH EOUC 155 4C 804 25 5-90 ENVD 920 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 !iQlL SEC 804 IS A PROBE SECTiGN ONLY .. ••• ~·· 2C 590 ENVD 923 1-6 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 800 EDUC 444 3 lIT fOR ADOLESCENTS 001 1600-1830 EOUC 1.55 RK CLINE 1~ MEETS WITH EDUC 532 .. 590 ENVD 924 1-6 INO STUDY-RESRCH ASST 900 ARR 20 800 EOUC 452 3 METH/MATL-ENGLISH 801 1600-1830 T EDUC 153 RK CLINE 25 590 ENVO 925 1-6 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 804 ARR 2C !!Qlli. SEC 804 IS A PROBE SECTICN ONLY .. 25 800 EOUC 453 3 METH/MATL-SOC STUDIES Architecture 801 1600-1830 T EDUC 334 JO HAAS 3C 804 ARR NOTE~ SEC 804 IS A PRO~E SECTICN ONlY .. 30 591 ARCH 420 6 ARCH APPREC & DESIGN 001 1230-1450 M w ENVO 214 OPEN TO FOURTH YEAR ARCH ENGINEERING MAJQRS ONLY~ 25 800 EOUC 454 3 METH/MATL-SC-IENCE 801 1600-1830 1 EDUC 341 RO AhOERSON 3C SUBSTITUTES FCR ARCH 320/321. 804 ARR ..liQ..!L SEC 804 IS A PROBE SECTION ONLY. 30 591 ARCH 470 3 ARCH HIST/PHILOSOPHY l 001 153Q-1645 T TH GEOL 121 CL VIP OPEN TO ARCH ENGINEERING AND EN liD MAJORS ONlY. 15C BOO EOUC 455 3 METH/MATL-MATH 801 1600-1830 w EDUC 338. M S~ADENER 3C 804 ARR .!iQ.!!: SEC 804 IS A PROBE SECTICN ONLY .. 30 SCHOOL OF EDUCATION ..lli.Q.lE.. STUDENTS ENROLLED IN EDUC 41'0. SEC 802 AND 471 SEC 801 AND 802 Will MEET FOR THE FIRST TIME ON RICHARD L. TURNER, Dean TUES, SEPT 4, 1984 IN' EDUCt RM 220. TEACHI-NG ASSIGNMENTS 8EG1N AT 0800 ON WED, SEPT 5, 1984 .. ONLV STUDENTS APPROVED FOR STUDENT TEACHING MAY ENROLL.. SECURE A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM IN All stu?ents sho~ld r~ad and adhere to the policies, rules, and eouc, RM 247 .. re~ulat~ons as g1ven 1n the S.chool of Educatin section of the !!Qll.• SECTION 801 OF ECUC 411 AND 412 ARE FOR STUDENTS lN COMMUNICATIONS, DRAMA, ENG Un1vers1ty ?f Colorado at Boulder Catalog and in the Graduate LISH, FOREIGN LANGUAGES, MATH, SCIENCE, School sect1on ~hen the latter is applicable. SOCIAl STUDIES, AND FOR STUDENTS IN ART, MUS!Co ANO PE TEACHING GRADES.T-12 ONLY. JtiWi.. SEC 802 OF EOUC 470, 471, AND 4TZ ARE OPEN F9r '?oth elementary and se.condary certification students, ad TO STUDENTS IN ART, AND .PHYSICAl EOUC. ART m7ss1c;m to s~udent ~e~ching requires meeting certain .competen AND PHYSltAL EDUCATION STUDENTS MUST "'REGISTER FOR EDUC 472 SEC 801, MUSIC STUDENTS REGISTER .c~es Ln read1ng, wr1t1ng, and mathematics. Students should foR sec 8oz Of EDuc 4To AND .n. P7ck up the handouts in Edu.cation 247 for additional informa 800 Ell!!¢' 471 8 STUDENT TCHG SECONDARY 801 ARR JE CCUSIIIS tlon. Gr~duate students should pick up a Graduate Student ARR ~E CGIISIIOS. NOTE. STUDENT TEACHING MAY IJF iAKEN FOR PASS~:!tL GRADE Handbook 1n E«;iuc. 130. · ONLY. 37 DII'Y TITLE Ill' COURSE SEt fJME DAYS III.DG ROOM ll'tSYIIutTOR c•s LIMif 110. OfPT 110. Cll TITLE OF COURSE SEC liNE DAY$ ILliG IIUOII III$TilUC:TOII LIMIT - IDII& <\1'2 4 EUitl ASSIGII SKOtiDAIIY 101 ARR J! COUSINS litiS COIIIIU MAY 81 TAIIEM POll PASS/FAIL GRADE UIILYa 900 AIIR KD ltllf'IIINS JIIII.IL LA SHEPARD 900 U 801 !Out 757 1-4 PIIAC:T-U;CA 900 ARR 20 i 801 EDIIC 758 1-4 PRAtT-SOC MUlTIIBILING 900 ARit zc Education 801 £Out 159 1-<1 PRACT-EDUt PSYCH STUDY 900 ARR 10 I 801 IDut 165 1-4 READING CLINIC 1-EUM 701 ARR PP DISTEFANO u 801 EOut 766 1-4 READING tUNIC 2-SEC 701 411111 PP DISTEFANO 15 !5 801 EOIIC 185 6 PRACT-SCHOOL COUNS. 001 093Q-1200 T EOUC 149 £5 8ASSOFf 15 801 EDUI: 500 3 ADY SOC FOUND OF EDUC 001 16QQ-1830 M EOUC 231 JD HAAS REQUIRED ,OR ALL SII8F MASTERS OEGRHS. OFFEAEO UtH SEMESTER. 801 EDIIC 786 6 PilAU-AGENCY COUNSELNG oot 09~o-uoo T EOut 149 ES BASSOFf 15 EDUC 781 6 PAACT-tOLlEGE PERSONNL 001 093Q-1200 T EDUC 149 ES BASSOFF 15 801 EOIIC 503 3 BASIC STATISTICAl METK 001 UOo-183() T EDUC 143 LA SHEPARD 60 801 002 l60G-!830 w eouc 341 RO ANDERSON 40 MAY BE TAKEN CONCURRENTLY WITH EOUC 504. NOTE. ALL 900 SECTIONS !lEQUIRE DEPARTMEIITAL FORM. 801 EDUC 800 3-9 DOCTORS THESIS 900 ARII 100 801 EDIIC 504 3 INTRO DISCIPL INEO INQ 001 uoo-u3o " EDUC 155 GV GlASS 40 IIAY BE TAkEN tONCURREII¥U IIITH EOUC 503 OR 600. 801 EDUC 801 3-9 DOCTOR ED OISS~RTATICN 900 ARR lOC 801 EOIIC 509 3 HIGH SC:tiOIIL t~RRICOlUIO 001 160Q-1830 Ttl H3 BL TAVLOR EOut 25 801 EDut 810 10 DOCTORS THESIS 900 ARR 801 EDut 510 3 CURAIPRCG DEV 001 1845-2115 T EDUC 136 30 801 EDut 811 10 DOCTOR EO DISSERTATION 900 AAR 801 EDut 5U 3 AOV GROWTH & CfVftOP 001 160Q-1830 T EOUC 138 P LANGER 30 801 EDUC 9~0 1-4 , MASTERS IND STUDY 900 ARR 50 801 EOut 512 3 COGNITIVE PROt IN EO 001 1345-1505 M W EOUC 138 VC KEENAN 25 801 EOUt 951 1-4 MASTERS INO STUDY-AD S 900 ARA 20 801 EDIIC 513 3 STUDENT IN HIGHER EOUC 001 1600-1830 ~ EDUC 134 B FOOtE 25 801 EOUC 952 1-• !!ASTERS JNO STUOY-JCCA 900 ARR ~c 801 EOUC 515 2 KINDERGARTEN EDUCATION 001 l60o-H40 II EDUC 133 VM WESURBERG MEETS WITt! EOUC H5. 10 801 EOUC 953 1-4 MASTERS IND HUOV-SMBF 9QO ARR 3C UNDERG~ADS REGIST.ER FOR EDUC 435. 801 EDUC 95• l-'t MASTER lND STOY-ED' PSY 900 ARR 20 801 EOUC 516 3 CHILORENS lit 001 1600..;1830 M fDUC 143 VM WESTERBERG 10 801 EOUC 960 1-4 DOCTORAl IND STUDY ARR MEETS WITH fOUC 425. OPEN ONLY TO GRADUATE STUDENTS. 900 50 UNDERGRADUATES MUST REGISTER FOA EOut 425; 801 EDUC 961 1-4 DOC !NO STUDY-AD S 900 ARR 20 801 . EDut 520 3 CONTEMP MATI+-!L£11 SCHL 001 l30o-1530 T Ttl EDUC 3H RJ FlEXER MEETS fiRST EIGHT WEEKS WITt! EDUt 421. lC 801. EDUC 962 1-4 DDt !NO STUDY-REM 900 ••• 10 801 EDUC 963 1-4 DOt INO STUOY-ICCA 900 ARR 801 EDUC 521 3 ADV SCI IN· ELEII SCHL 001 1 ooo-u so EDUC 341 JR IIAILES lC •e MEETS WITH EOUC 423. 801 EDut 964 l-4 DDt lNO STUDV-SMBF 900 ARR 20 801 EDUC 525 3 FDUIID RDNG INST k-12 001 1845-2115 M EOut 231 25 801 EDut 965 1-4 DOC INO STUDY-ED PSYCH 900 ARR 20 801 EDUC 527 3 OIAG/REM£0 TECII IN RDG 001 l&OG-1830 T EDUC 134 PP DISTEFANO 25 -801 EDUC- 980 1-4 lNTERN-ADMJN £ SUP 900 ARR HH WUBBEN 2C f4E HEHEN.,AV 801 EDUC 532 3 liT FOR ADOlESCENTS 001 160D-1830 w EOUC 155 AK CLINE MEETS WITH EOut 444. lC INSTR CCNSEIIT REQUIRED. 801 EDut 981 1-5 INTERN-REM 900 KO HCPMII\S 30 BOI EDUt 541 3 SP TP-PROB 50UtRIT TH 001 l60D-1830 T HLMS 231 RJ FlEXER LA SHEPARD fill SJI'IHH 801 EOUC 544 3 THEORYIPRACT!CE EXP EO oo1 u.oo-ta3o r EDUC 15" RJ KRAFT MEets wtnt eouc •56. 35 801 EOUt 982 1-4 INTEAII-ltCA 900 2C 801 EDut 545 3 6lliNGUAl/MUUICULT ED 001 18~5-2115 EOUC 138 lS RATLIFF 5C 801 EOUC 983 1-6 INTERN-SMBF 900 ARR 3C 801 EOUC 54~ 3 AES/fVAL 50t/MULTIC ED 001 l60o-1830 M EDUC 334 ~ ShADENER 5C 801 EDUC 994 l-5 INTERN-EDUC PSYCH 900 ••• 2C SOl EDut 553 3 THEORY/TECH COUNSEliNG 001 13~5-1500 T TH EOUC 131 Dl SANDER 20 801 EOUC 98~ 1-• INTEftNSHlP IN CURR 900 Bl TAYLOA 002 160o-1830 TH EOUC 136 Ol SANDER 20 ••• PRfREO ED~C 551 AND 552. BOI ED1JC 999 0 MASTERS DEGREE CAND 900 ARR 3C 801 EOUC 5-56 3 STRAl AGENCY SETrt'tG 001 1845-2115 EDUC 134 AE ROARK 4C PREREQ EDUC 551 ANO 552. 801 EOUC 558 3 INST DESIGN ECUC TECH 001 160Q-l830 M EOUC 1.36 RL TURNER 25 THfS IS AN INTRODUCTORY COURSE. SOl EDUC 559 3 PftOO Of EOUC MATERIAlS 001 18~5-2115 " eouc 341 3' COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING 801 EllUC 562 3 PR08t..EM5-INST COMP l 001 160&-1830 T EDUC 346 M SWAOENf.R 3C 801 EDUC 565 3 SURVEY EXCEPT CHILD 001 130o-1530 M EDUC 336 M KALK 50 AND APPLIED SCIENCE NOTE. NO SAVE STUDENTS AUCWED TO TAKE THIS COURSE. A. RICHARD SEEBASS, Dean 801 EDUC 569 3 CHAR EMOTION CISTURBEO 001 160Q-1830 .. EOUC 336 STUDENTS RECUESTING THIS COURSE MUST BE ENROlLED II< A MASTERS DEGREE PROGRAM.. lA8 TO BE ARRANGED. General Information 801 EDUC 510 3 lNTRO LfA$tNlNG IHSABll 001 1600-1830 M eDuc ••• M KALK The requirements and policies of the College and the Univers LA8 TO· 8E AftRANGED. are printed in the 1984-85 University of Colorado at Boulder 801 EOUC 511 3 DIAGITREAT AlCOHOliSM 00'1 1845-2115 T EDUC 155 H PACKARD 35 Catalog and the College of Engineering Student Survival Guide. B01 EOUC 573 3 RES & EVAL 1>1 SPEC ED 001 160Q-l$30 T eouc 336 35 All students should become familiar with thes.e requ1rements as 601 ED\Jt 51'11 3· OtAG lEST BlLlNG/SP ED 001 1845-21<15 w Eout ' 3"tt 30. well as with \:he speci f.ic •. re9u iremeots of. their majc,>r. deparmtent. 801 EOUC. .582 :3 IMAGES (If THE FUTURE 001 1845--2115 TH EDUC 336 JO HAAS 4C Stud~nts should also refer to the front of this Schedule of MEETS WIT» EOUC ~tH .. Courses, which outlines the Standard Grading System, Pass/Fail, 801 EDUC 585 3 GOVERNANCE/AOMHI OF ED 001 1845-2115 TH eouc 136 RW MEYERS Drop/Add, and withdrawal p roceflll re.s, These. iqstr.u.ct.ions. provide SOl EDUt 586 3 SCHOOL LAW 001 l81t"5-2115 " EDUC 143 "'E HEMENWAY 3C important information rela~ive to the tules of the College of 801 EOUC 587 3 GROUP OEVUOP"ENl 001 1845-2115 .,. EOUC 231 HH •ueeeN 25 Engioeedng and Applied Sciences and is available in the Deap~.s Office, EC AD 1-1. . 801 EOUC 588 3 SCHOOL f'lNANCi 001 1600-1830 EDUC 231 JS RCSE 801 'EDUC: 589 2 .$._E,....SCHCCL AOMIN 001 I63D-l815 TH EOUC 138 HH IOUBBEN. 2C NOTE: BECAUSE OF THE REQUIRI:W LF.:AD TIME TO PUBLISH THE I:JNIVER 801 EOUC 591 3 EOUCATNl SUPERVISION 001 160o-l-S30· w eouc 136 --SITY OF COLORADO CATALOG, CHANGES IN UNIVI!:RSITY AND/OR 801 EOUt 600 3 INTERMED STAT METHODS 001 1600-1830 w- EUUC 143 KO HOPKINS· 6C COLLEGP. RULES AND POLICIES MAY OCCUR IN THE INTERIM. IT IS PREREO EDOC 50.3. HAY TAKE WITH EDUC 50~ .. THE STUDENT'S RESPONSIBILITY TO BE AWARE OF REVISIONS. THIS 801 EOUC 603 3 METHODS OF SURVEV RSCH 001 11:100'-1830 w EDUC 220 Ml SfiiJTH 2C PREREQ EOIJC 504 AND 600 .. CAN BEST BE ACCOMPLISHED BY CONSULTING WITH DEPARTMENTAL ADVISORS, CHECKING DE:PARTMENTAL BULLF:TIN BOARDS, AND READING 801 EOUC 610 3- THEORY MEAS\JRE/SCAUNG 001 l30o-1530 M EOUC 134 KO HCPKI NS LS SHEPARD THE LATF:ST STUDENT SURVIVAL GUIDE AND THE NARRATIVE PRECEDIN' 801 EOUC 612 J JHS/MS ·sCt-iOOL EOUC 001 1845-2ll5 TH EOIJt 134 KE HEMENWAY 35 EACH SEMESTER'S COLLEGE OF E:NGINEERING SCHEDULE OF COURSES 801 EOUC 616 3 PROC & MATL-CliRR APP 001 1845-2115 EDUC 231 Bl T tiYLOR 25 LISTING. 801 EOUC 617 1-4 TEACHING MElH -tOUNS EO 701 ARR AE RCARK lC fACULTY ADVISORS 801 EOUC 623 3 COMPUTER ASSIST INSTR 001 1845-2115 TH EOUC 346 pi1 HANNAflN Adv1s 1ng 1s .ava1lable through deparmtental offices and adminis 801 EDUt 625 3 INSTR SYSTEMS. DESIGN 1 001 1845-2ll5 Eouc 1H trative offices of the College of Engineering and Applied 801 EOUC 628 3 HlST & PH1l Of EOUC 001 160Q-1830 T EOUC 136 MK. OPENSHAW 3C Science. Each student is assigned a departmental advisor and 801 EOUC 629 3 PR05EMINAR-RES 'iN SM8f 001 1845-2ll5 TH EDUC 143 3C should ch~ck with the dep~rtment office to verify the advisor's REQUIRED OF All SMBF DOC.TURAL STUDENTS .. name. Departmental approval is required to assure that courses 801 EOUC 630 3 TCHNG INTERN· IN p: & I 001 1100-1300 T EDUC 153 JE CCUSI NS 3C will apply toward the degree. Transfer students should check REQUJRED OF All TEACHING ASSIST-ANTS .. 'l'lith their major department at the time of their first registra 90,1 EOUC 631 3 AOV PRAtT ICUH _G & C 001 093G-l200 T EDUC ES BASSOFF 10 . INST PERMISSION REQUIRED. ••• tion Eo.r evaluation and acceptance of transfer credits. 801 EDUC 636 3 ADMlN/SUP-ELEM SCHOOLS 00.1 090o-tzoo s eouc 143 RW MEYERS 35 LOCATION OF DE:PARTMENT OF'YICES 801. EDUC 638 2 THEORY- EOUC .ACM~N 001 1845-2:045 T EDUC 134 RW MEYERS Aerospace Eng1neertng OT 6-16· Engineering Center 901 EDUC b-42 3 SCHOOL PERSONNEL MGMT .• 001 l600-1830 T EOUC 220 JS RCSE Chemical Engineering OT 2..:6 Engineerin.g Cent.e·r 801 E-DUC 643 3 SCHOCl/'COMM RElATIONS 001 160o-1B30 ·M E DUC 153 'wM MART!N 20 Civi 1, .Environmental, and 8·01 EOUC 61t1 3 M.ARI'U AGE/FAMil'Y CCUNS 001 1300-1530 TH EOUC 136 SA PCPE 20 Arc hi tectu ra l. P.ng ineerihg OT 4'-34 Engineering Centei SOl EOUC 649 3 · ORG OEV IN SCHOOLS 001 1845-Zll5 M EJIUC 15-3 WM MARTIN 20 Computer Science OT 7-07 Engineering Center a·Ol EOUC 650 3 CAREER OEVELOPMENT 001 l-84-5-2115 T EDUC 34-1 EA ROARK ·.20 Ele.ctrical and Computer Engineering OT. 2-32 Engineering Center 501 EOUC 651 3- MEASUAEMNT & APPRAISAL 001 l60G--l830 M EOUt 138 AE RCA'RK 25 ' ' Mechanical Engineering OT 4-6 Engineering Center BCH EDut 653 3 PROSEK! NAil-RES IN C&I 001 1845-2ll5 TH EDU~ 231 R-EQUIRED Of- 4lL .ICCA DOCTORAL" STUDENTS .. Applied Mathematics CR 2-38 .. Engirieering Cent~r Engineering Physics E032 Duane Physics~Buildin£ 8.01 EOUC 654 3 RES SEM-DOCTCRAL 001 ARA KD HOPKINS 20 801 EOUC 66} 3 PRO SEM-BlliNG/BICULT' 00.1 ~ 1845-ZHS T Eouc . 153 lfll BACA 20 General College.· Policies 8Cl EOUC 66-i · 3 SEM-EDUC TECHNOLOGY · -OOl l60Q-l830 T E1lUC. 231 M HANNAFlN 2C · SOl EOUC 672. 3 SEM-HUMAN- BEHAV_IOA • · oot'' 1~oo-1s3o T E OUC 338 Dl SANDER 20 1. Students who have been on pr~bation or suspension at any. 801 · EOUC 6T3 SEM-lEARNEA BEHAVIOR Oj)l -1600-1830 M EOUC 336 P LANGER 2C time in the past will automatically be suspended if their 801 E!IUC 67 a-o-1 . EDUC 68o-. 3 RES SEM-CAOS- DOCTORAL· 001 1845-2115 EDUC !53 MK OPENSHA~ 20' at any campus of the Unive;rsity of Colorado are included ir JS ROSE the compilation of the cumulative average. AliV SEll-SCHOOl LAW ~OL !845-2115 T EDUC 138 ME HEMEN\!l~AY- . 20 SEM-EOUC ~EAOERSHiP 001 160Q-1830 EDUC. lH f4'K OPENSHAW 20 2. Students must enroll for a minimum of 12 hours each semestE during the regular academic' year, or petition for approval SECTIONS flEQUlRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM;. to take fewer hours.· Students 'must p.etition to drop <':ours• MAStERS THESJ S qo,o·· ••• that will reduce the total semester credit hour lo;:~d below M'ASTER. OF EO REPORT ?Oo- AR" 12 hours~ 801 'fDUt 1~0; l-4 ROGS-AD:MJN: £ SUP!RV 900 . 801 EOUt 7~1· 1-4 READlNGS Itt REM· 90.0 3 • Students are expected to fuHill all prerequisites. It is 801 EDIIC n2. 1-~. READINGS ,IN ICCA 900 ••• 20 important to study the catalog ca.refully because r!lany 80{ EDUC 753 1-'- READINGS IN SMBF 9GO · ARR 30 courses must be taken i~ specific sequence. Students who receive Ds inprerequisite,courses and wish to register fo 801 EDUC 754'1-'' ROG5-EDU~ PSYCH STUDY 900 ••• 2o 38 •oen cas TillE DAYS BLDG ftOON INSTRUCTOR LIMIT 1111. OEPT MOo C:R TITLE Of COURSE SEC BLDG 11.01111 IIISTIWCTOII. UIIIT the succeeding course must petition to obtain approval of Aerospace Engineering Sciences their major department, the instructor of.the succeeding course, and the Dean's Office before enrolling for that 001 OBOG-0850 14 W F HALE 103 DA KENNEDY an course. 5SZ AERO UO 3 INTRO TO AEROSPACE 552 AEI!O Ul 1 INTRO TO A E LAS lOOt 080G-0'140 M ECAE 1)-04 MW LUTTGE$ n L002 160G-17.r,O T ECAE o-G4 Z6 l003 oeoo-0940 w ECAE G-04 26 4. The College of Engineering and ~pplied Science will not L004 l60G-l140 TH ECAE G-04 26 remove Fs or any other grade for any courses repeated. A L005 1601)-1740 F ECAE G-04 50 student's cumulative grade point average shall include all 552 AERO 203 3 MECHANICS 1 001 1400-1450 M II F BPSV E432 11.0 CULP 87 academic courses attempted for grades at the University of '552 AERO 303 3 AEROSPACE DYNAMICS 001 IIOG-1215 T TH ECCR 2-Z6 NM XIIIH 35 Colorado. 552 AERO. 311 3 flUID DYNAMICS 1 001 0900-0950 " w f ECCR 2-06 &Y CHOW u 5. Students should note the restrictions on the Pass/Fail . 552 AERO JZ! 3 STRUCTURES 1 001 1400-1515 T TH BUS 24q NX UNH 75 option given in the Student Survival Guide and check with 552 AERO 341 3 SYSTEMS ANALYSIS 1 001 1500-1550 M W F ECCR 1-46 HA SNVOER their department office for specific departmental restric 552· AERO 352 3 FLIGHT MECHANICS 001 090G-0950 " W F ECCft 1-42 RJ MAC GREGOR tions. Pass/Fail forms require the signatures of a 552 AERO 396 1 SME SATElLITE CONTROL 001 ARR RO CUlP designated faculty member of a student's major department 552 At;RO 397 1 HEAT TRANSFER 001 l30o-1350. M ECCR 1-" LC GAR&Y plus Dean's approval. PREREQ E E 301. COURSE LIMITED TO AEROSPACE STUDENTS. 552 AERO 413 3 GAS OYNAM & PROPULSION 001 OSOo-0850 M W F EC.CR 1-42 LC GARBV 3~ 6. No course required for graduation can be taken "NC" (no 552 AERO 417 2: AERO LA80RATOAY 1 001 1301)-1350 .• ECCR 1-46 MW LUTTGES 4C OA •ENNEOY credit). Students must petition if they wish to take a lAB-AERO lOll lZ00-1400 T ECNT. -003 10 LOU 130o-1500 W ECNT -003 lC course "NC". LOU 1200-1400 TH ECNT -003 lC L014 UOo-1500 F ECNT -003 10 7. Students should carefully read the current Drop/Add standard 552 AERO 441 3 COMPUTATIONL FLUID MEC 001 1100-1150 M W F 3PSY E432 31 procedures policy in the front of this Schedule of Courses. SAME AS AERO 547. Students should also keep all Drop/Add receipts until gradu 552 AERO 456 3 AiRCRAFT DESIGN 001 1200-1600 M ECNT -003 OA KENNEDY ~~ ation. 552 AERO 461 1-3 UNOERGRAO RESEARCH 900 ARR lC J!!lll: ALL 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE. DEPARTMENTAl fORM. 552 AERO 496 3 SPACE EXPlORATION 001 1000-1050 M W F &US 207 tA &ARTH 3C a. Students are encouraged to check with their instructors to PREREQ .SENIOR STANDING IN- AEROSPACE, PHYSICS, APAS OR make certain that they are officially listed on the class lNSTR CONSENT. roster prior to the .add deadline. Students will not be 552 AERO 513 3 COMPRESSIBLE FLUIDS 001 LZ30-1345 T TH ECAE 1-0l P F~EVMUTH 25 allowed to add classes after the add deadline. 552 AERO 511 3 MACRO PHYSICS-FLUIDS 001 0930-10it5 T TH ECAE l-07 P FREYMUTH SAME AS M E 532. 9. Final examination dates and times are printed in the appli 552 AERO 541 3 LINEAR CONTROL DESIGN 001 1000-1050 M W F ECCA -o·03 HA SNYDER 16 cable semester Schedule of Courses. Students should be 552 AERO 541 3 COMPUTATtCNL FLUID foltC 001 ll00-1150 M W F 8PSY E432 CV CHOk careful not to sign up for courses that would require three SAME AS AERO 447. or more finals on the same day. 552 AERO 553 3 EXPERIMENTAl SPACE SCI 001 0800-0915 T TH ECAE 1-07 GJ ROTTMAN 15 552 AERO 581 3 BIOENGR 2-NEUROPHVSIOL 001 1400:-1515 T TH Ec.AE l-OT MW UTTGES 10. Engineering students are subject to disenrollment if they do ~~~ LUTTGES 10 552 AERO 591 I GRADUATE SEMINAR 001 ••• not comply with the College of Engineering and Applied ARR zc Science rules and policies. 552 AERO 595 1-3 SPECIAL TOPICS TOI 552 AERO 596 3 SPACECRAFT ATT DYNAMIC 001 1545-1700 i TH ECAE l-07 NX XINH 2C Information for Graduating Seniors 552 AERO 597 3 NEURAL MODELING 001 0800-0915 T TH ECNT -003 RJ MAC GREGOR 20 1. Students planning to graduate in December or May should 552 AEfll) 695 1-3 ADV TOPICS IN ASTRO TD1 1600-1715 T TH ECNT -003 RO CULP complete a Diploma Application form by October 1, 1984. .!!Jl!L ALL .900 SECTIO~S REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM. Forms are available at schedule pickup or in the Dean's 552 AERO 700 1-3 MASTERS THESIS 900 ••• Office, EC AD.-1-1. 552 AERO SOO G-9 DOCTORS THESIS 900 ARR 552 AERO 810 10 DOCTORS THESIS 900 ••• 2. All graduating seniors should notify their major departments prior to their last se•rtester Ot:" session on campus arid care 552 AERO 94'0 1-6 lNOEP'ENOENT SlUOY 900 fully plan their schedules with their advisor's approval so 552 AERO 950 1-6 INDEPENDENT STUOV 900 ••• as to assure fulfillment fo.all requirements for the degree. 552 AERO 960 1-6 INDEPENDENT S IUDY 900 Tentative commencement lists will be posted on a bulletin 552 AERO 999 0 MASTERS DEGREE CAND 900 ••• 3C board outside the Dean's Office. The name of each graduat ing senior should appear on this list. Each senior should .Applied Mathematics verify that the name is spelled cot:"rectly and is given as it NOTE. All MATHEMATlCS GOURSES ARE. LISTED IN THE APPliED should appear on the diploma. Each individual's major --- MATHEMATICS SECTION- OEPART~ENT MIM8E'R Z52r IN THE ARTS ANO SCIENCES PORTION Of THE SCHEDULE. shou~d also be shown c6rrectly. ~lease notify the D~an's Office of any errors on this list. .Architectural Engineering 3. Final.grades for the removal of IFs and/or the completion of 554 AR E 102 2 DESCRIPTIVE GEOMETRY 001 090G-tl50 T TH ECCR 1-18 correspondence cour-ses must be in the Dean's Office before PREREO ENGR 101 OR EOUIV. final exams begin. NOTE •. ~!~~R~~T:5L s~~~~~~~s 5~~u~D s;:g~e~~·:~:s~g~~=~~!s&u/LL · ENGINEERING STUDENTS WILl BE GIVEN PREFERENCE. 4. Minimum requir-ements for a B.S. degree: j 554 AR E 130 3 INtRO TO ARCH ENGR 001 0800-0915 T TH ECCR 2-06 45 OOZ 160G-1715 T TH ECCR 2-28 85 SAME AS C E 130. a. 128 to 136 hours passed in a curriculum pr-escribed by 554 AR E 201 3 INTRO TO SO!.AA UTILllA 001 1100-1215 T TH ECCR 0-18 4C the student's acaemic department. ooz uoo-1515 r tH ECCR 1-18 40 b. A grade point average of 2.00 for all courses attempted 5S4 AR E 202 3 ENE-RGY FUNOAMENTALS 001 lZ3G-lJ"t5 T TH ECCE 0-01 and for all courses that count toward gradUation 75 554 AR E 301 3 MECH SVST~MS fOR BlDG requirements (excluded from grade averaging is the 001 uoo-uso • w F ECCR l-40 5C ~54 AR E 354 3 ILLUMINATION l 001 ll00-1350 M W F ecce o-ot 1C letter grade Pin Pass/Fail courses~ these courses may, however, count toward graduation.) 55" AR E 401 3 SOlAR DESIGN FOR SLOGS 001 l60o-1715 T TH ECCR 1-16 30 554 AR E 403 3 STRUCTURES 1 001 13110-1350 M W F ECCR 1-42 7C c. The last 30 hours must be taken as a degree student in FOURTH VEAR ENVO . STUDENTS ONLY. the College of Engineering and Applied Science. 554 AR E 441 3 CONSTRUCTION COSTS 001 1100-1150 T TH ECCR Z-06 45 d. Recommendation by the faculty of the student's major LA&-CCNSTRUCTION COSTS l002 1501)-1700 M ECCR 0-16 45 department and. the faculty of the College of Engineering PRER£0 AR E 240 OR EOUIV. and Applied Science. 554 .AR E 456 3 LUMINUS RADIATIVE TR 001 HOo-1450 M W f ECCR o-16 25 J!!lll: ALL 9()0 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTIIENAl FORM. Students may check with the Dean's Office to verify that they 554 AR E 920 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 zc will have the total number of hours and grade point average 554 AR E . 940 l-3 !~DEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR required for graduation. IT IS THE STUDENT'S RESPONSIBILITY TO 20 CHECK WITH THE DEPARTMENTAL ADVISOR ON FULF'ILLMENT OF THE SPE 554 AR E 941 1-3 INDEPENDENT S TUOV 900 ••• 2C CI F'IC REQUIREMENTS OF' 'rHE MAJOR DEPARTMENT, Chemical Engineering - Major Codes 556 tH E 130 2 tNTRD TO CHEM ENGlt oo1 uoo-nso T TH ECCR 0-30 RE WEST 153 ~REREQ HIGH SCHOOL CHEM OR EQU1 Vo 301 AEROSPACE ENGINEERING SCIENCES 556 -CH E 210 4 tHEM. PHYS PR'CP-MATTER 001 U00-1150 MTNTHf ECCR 2-28 Ri GAMQII 11l PREREQ HIGH SCHOOl CHEMISTRY, SATISFIES ENGINEERING 317 AEROSPACE ENGINE;ERING, SCIENCE AND BUSINESS CHEMISTRY REQUIREMENT • NOT OPEN TO CHEMICAl ENGINEERING 331 APPLIED MATHEMATICS MAJORS, 333 APPLIED MATHEMATICS AND BUSINESS S56 tH E 212 3 CH ENGR MATL/ENGY 8AL 001 osoo-os5o " w f ecc• 1-03 R NCBLE 305 ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING PREREO tHEM 103, 108 OR EQUIY. 319 ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING AND BUSINgss 556 CH E Z4l Z CHEM EN MAT~lNDUS CHEN 307 CHEMICAL ENGINEERING PREREQ CHEM 106, 108 011 EQUIV. 001 0800-0850 . T TH ECCR 2-28 PL BARRICK uc 321 CHEMICAL ENGINEERING AND BUSINESS REt-tHEM ENGR MATl MOto l4oo-uoo r ECC:R l-09 Pl BARRICk S6 309 CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGIN~gRING ROll 1500-1600 T ECCR 1-09 Pt. BARRICK 56 556. CH E 32.1 4 CHEM ENGR PRIN 1 001 1300-1350 MTWTHF ECCP 2-06 PG GlUGlA 323 CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERI~G AND BUSINESS PREREQ A M ~35 OR 240 AND CH E Z 12 • 556 CH E 403 4 CHEM ENGR LAS · COMPUTER SCIENCE 801 UOo-1650 ~ II EtCH 0~14 M$ PETERS 20 lll ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING 802 UOG-1650 T TH ECCH 0-14 RH DAVIS 20 REC-cHEM ENGR LAB A&IO U00-1350 F ECCR G-30 NS PETERS 4C 318 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING AND MUSIC PG GUGU PREREO CH E 322 AND 201. SEC 80[, 802 AND 810 ARE SPECIAL 325 E•LECTRICAL ENGINEERING AND BUSINE:SS · SECTIONS. SECURE CONTRDLLEO ENROLLIIENT FORM FROM 328 ELE:CTR!CAL El'tGINEERING AND COMPUTER SCIENCE DEPARTMENT. 556 CH E 433 3 CH E RUCTION UNETICS 322 ·ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING, COMPUTER SCIENCE AND BUSINeSS 001 0800-0915 T TH BUS 151> HE HANS 46 002 OSOD-0915 T TH ECCR G-36 JL FAlCONER 48 313 ENGINEERING PHYSICS PREREQ CH E 321 AND 432. 327 ENGINEERING PHYSICS AND BUSINESS 556 CH E 442 3 ORGANIC & POLYMER TECH . 001 . 0900-0950· M II F EC(;R t-z6 35 315 MECHANICAL ENGINBERING PREREQ ORGANIC CHEN 332 OR 33.. SAllE AS CH E 549. 329 MECHANICAL ENGHIEERING. AND BUSINESS 556 CN E 458 . J PROCESS DYNAMICS 001 1001)-1050 M II . F ECCR 1-U 45 002 1000>--1050 It M F ECCR l-2~ PREREQ CH E 122. JO 556 CH E 466 3 CRYOGENIC ENGINeERING 001 160D-17U T TH ECCft G-56 KD T IMM!AIIAUS ... 556 CH E Ul J TRANSPORT PHEII:OIIEMA F KRAII'I" PIIEUO SENIOR OR GRAIIUATE SfANOINGo oot oaoo.-oeso " w •«• a-•• ·we z 56 5!16 Cfl E SliT J CH E Tlii!IIIIOO:YIIAMI(S 001 uoo-uu r '" DEPT CRS HI'T US IIIII. DEPT Nllio CR T1 TL E OF CDURS.E sec TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR LIMIT NO• . DEPT NO. CR TlTLE OF C:OURSE SEC TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR .., LIMIT 156 CH E 539 3 REACTION Kl NEflCS oo1 oeoo-0915 t TH ECCR G-0 1 LL UUDERBACK JG t% CM E 558 3 OPTUI & CONTROL 001 UOD-1150 M W F ECCR 1-30 Wf RAMIREZ 30 Computer Science 556 CH E 566 3 CRYOGENIC ENGA 1 001 1600-1715 T TH EttA o-36 KD T lMMERHAUS 48 . PREREO ENGR 301 OR tHEM 451 AND SENIOR STANDING. 156 C S 115 3 INTRO TO SCI PROGRAM COREQ MATH UO, 132, 108 OR A M 135. 356 CH E 571 3 MOLEC:ULAR BASIS-BEHAV 001 140D-l515 M W EtCR C>-03 Rl GAMOW 30 PREREQ tHEM 332, 370t AND lt53. 010 123D-1345 T TH tHEM R BYRD t9e REC-INTRO TO SCI PROG ROll lOOD-1050 M ECNT 25 556 CH E 571t 3 AOV CHEfli ENGR CALC 001 0900-0950 fit W F ECCR 1-AtO Rl SANI •2 R012 130D-l350 ~ ECNT 25 R013 llOG-1150 T ECNT 25 556 CH 590 0 SEM-CHEM ENGR 001 130G-llt50 TH ECCR l-09 DE ClOUGH 56 ROllo l~Oo-14t50 T ECIIT 25 R015 1400-1450 TH ECNT 25 .t!!in.s ALl 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPAAT.MENTAL FORM. R016 160D-!650 F ECNT 25 R011 090D-0950 f EC_. 25 556 CH E 700 1-6 MASTERS THUJ S 900 ARR 2C R018 llOC>-1150 F ECNT 25 556 CH E BOO C>-9 DOCTORS THESIS 900 ARR 20 156 C S 120 3 lNTRO PROGRAMMING 1 PREREQ THREE YEARS HIGH SCHOOL MATH INCLUDING TRIGONOMETRY 556 CM E 810 10 DOCTORS THESIS 900 ARR OR MATH UO OR 1:02 OFt DEPT CONSENT .. 556 CH E 920 l-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 010 llOD-1215 T TH tHEM 140 500 REC-INTRO PROGRAM 1 ROll 090G-0950 M ECST 0-03 35 556 CH E 940 1-4 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 20 R012 llOG-1150 M' ECST o-03 35 ••• R01'3 1200-1250 M €CST G-03 35 556 ttl E 941 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 2C R014 130G-1350 M ECST C>-03 35 ••• R015 11t0G-11t50 M ECST G-03 35 556 CH E 950 1-3 lNOf:PENOENT S1UOY 900 ... zc R016 1500-1550 M ECST C>-03 35 R017 oaoo-085o T ECST Q-03 35 556 CH E 960 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUOV 900 ARR 20 R018 090Q-0950 T ECST 0-03 35 ROl9 Oeoo-o-e5o w ECST 0-03 35 556 CH E 999 0 MASTEPS DEGREE CANO 900 3C R020 1100-1150 W ECST 0-03 35 ••• R021 1200-1250 W ECST G-03 35 R022 140D-1450 W ECST C>-03 35 R023 0800-0850 TH ECST 0-03 35 Civil;·environmental, and Architectural Engineering R02lt lZOD-1250 f ECST 0-03 35 R025 1300-1350 F ECST 0-03 35 R026 1400-1450 f ECST 0-03 35 560 C E 130 3 lNTRO TO C E 001 0800-0915 T TH ECCR 2-06 45 INTRO PROGRAMMING 040 l60G-1650 M W F CHEM litO MG MAIN 500 002 1600-1115 T TH ECCR 2-28 45 REC-lNTRO PROGRAM R041 1000-1050 M ECST D-03 35 SAME AS AR E 130. R042 1000-1050 T ECST G-03 35 R043 1100-1150 T ECST 0-03 35 560 C E 212 3 ANALYTICAl MECHANICS 1 001 0800-0850 H W F ECCR o-16 R044 1200-1250 T ECST C>-03 35 PREREQ OR COREQ A M 235 .. R045 130.Q-1350 T ECST C>-03 35 R046 llt00-1450 T ECST C>-03 35 560 C E 221 3 PLANE SURVEYING R047 0900-0950 W ECST 0-03 35 PREREO OR COREQ TRIGONOMETRY., 'STUDENT MUST R048 100D-1050 W ECST D-03 35 REGISTER FOR THE LECTURE AND A LAB. R049 130G-1350 W ECST G-03 35 R050 lOOD-1050 TH ECST 0-03 35 001 0930-1020 T TH ECCR 2-28 75 R051 llOD-1150 TH ECST ,~C>-03 35 lAB-PLANE SURVEYING L002 lltOQ-1650 M ECCE C>-01 25 R052 1200~1250 TH ECST 0-03 35 l003 140G-1650 T ECCE 0-01 25 R053 lltOQ-1450 TH ECST G-03 35 l004 140Q-1650 TH ECCE C>-01 25 R054 090Q-0950 F ECST 0-03 35 ROSS 100D-1050 F ECST ,0-03 35 560 C E 311 3 ANAlYTICAL MECHANICS 2 001 090o-0950 M W F ECCE o-01 R05b 1100-1150 F EtST 0-03 35 PREREQ C E 212. •• 156 C S 130 3 INTRO COMPUTING MAJORS 560 C: E 312 3 MECHANICS Of MATERIALS 001 080D-0850 M W f ECCE 0-01 5f FRESHMEN ONLY.. PLEASE SEC.URE A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM PREREC E 212. FROM DEPARTMENT. PREREQ ADMISSION TO ~AJOR IN C S OR INSTR CONSENT. COREQ C S HO• 560 C E 314 2 ENGR MATERIALS LAB PREREO C E 312. 810 lOOD-1050 M k F EtCR 0-30 AB -SCHNABEL 100 REC-INTRO COMP MJRS R8ll 130G-1350 T E"CNT 1-04 25 oo1 o8oo-oeso TH ECCE G-01 45 R812 l60G-1650 M ECNT l-04 25 LAB-ENGR MATERIALS LAB L002 140G-1650 ,_ ECCE D-10 15 R813 090o-0950 TH ECNT 1-04 25 L003 1400-1650 T ECCE 0-10 15 RB14 1000-1050 TH ECNT 1-04 25 LOO"t 140o-1650 TH ECCE C>-1 0 15 156 C S 140 2 DISC METHOOS/COMP SCI 010 130C>-1350 T TH ECCR 2-2 B 100 560 C E 323 3 PHOTOGRAMJ:IIETRY- 001 ll00-ll50 T Ttt ECCR 1-40 2C COREQ C S 130. J.A8-PHOTOGRA14METRV L002 140Q-1650 ecce o-o1 20 PREREQ C. E 221 .. !56 t s 220 3 DISCRETE STRUCTURE 1 010 HOD-1515 T TH ECCR 2-06 LJ OSTERI!fEIL lOC PREREQ C S 310. 560 C E 324 3 INTRO TO CONSTRUCTION oo1 uoo-uso M w F ECCE D-Ol 75 i.56 c s 310 It FUNDAMENTAlS 2 500 C E 331 3 TMEORUICAL- fLUID MECH 001 130Q-1350 M W F ECCR 0-18 45 PREREO C S 210 .. 560 C E 332 3 APPl FLUID -14EtHANlCS 001 1200-1250 T TH ECCR 1-16 34 010 1500-1550 M W F BPSV E050 •oc LAB FOR FLUID' MECH l002 140()-1650 " EGCR 1-18 17 ROll 140Q-1450 ECNT 1-04 35 L003 1215-1450 ECCR 1-18 11 R012 090D-0950 "T ECNT 1-0it 35 R013 1000-1050 T ECNT 1-04 35 560 C E 340 2 CITY PUNNJPIG 001 lto00~1450 T TH ECCR 0-16 R014 120o-1250 ECNT 1-04 35 PREREO C E 331.- R015 oeoo-oeso w ECNT 1-04 35 R016 llOG-1150 w ECNT' 1-04 35 5-60 CE 344 3 JNTRO· lO ENVJA ENGR 001· 090Q-0950 M W F EtCR Q-30 7C R011 lltOD-1450 w ECNT 1-0• 35 R018 0800-0850 TH ECNT 1-04 560 t E 350 3 STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS 001 100Q-1050 M W F ECCE 0-01 3~ R019 UOD-1150 TH· ECNT 1-0it "35 LAB-STRUCTURAL ANALV l002 130G-1450 TH ECC.R Q-18 3C R020 130G-1350 TH ECNT 1-04 ;,·-'·~-",3.5__ l003 130G-11t50 T ECCR 0-18 3C R021 100G-1050 F ECNT 1-Q~j. 35' 0!>-'c,._ PREREQ C E 312. R022 130D-1350 F ECNT 1-04 35 1ccc,c. 560 C E 351 3 STRUCTURAL DESIGN 001 0800-0850 M ECCR D-18 6C 156 C S 401 3 lNTRO PROG LANG. & PROC- lAB-STRUCl DESIGN L002 150D-1650 t ECCR D-18 3C PREREQ C S 310. L003 150G-1650 TH ECCR 0-16 30 010 0930-1045 T TH GUGG 20L OM HEIMBIGNER. 200 560 C E 360 3 TRANSPOIH'ATION SYSTEMS 001 110D-1215 T TH EtCR Q-36 7C REC-INTRO PROG"· LANG ROll 090cr:.0950 M ECNT 1-04 25 R012 lZOD-12-50··-M ECNT 1-04 20 560 t E 380 3- lNTRO GEClECHNIC.Al ENG 001 0930-1045 1 TH 'ECCR 0-16 R013 osoo-oa5o T ECNT-- 1-o.rt 25 PREREO C E 312 .. •• R011t 0900-0950 W EtNT 1-04 R015 120G-l250 W eon- 1-o4 2•2!': 56()> C E 381 3 GEOTECH ENG 2 001 0800-0915 T TH ECCR Q-16 R016 130G-1350 W EtNT 1-0it 25 PREREC C E 380. R017 1200-1250 TH ECNT 1-0-'t 25 R0'18 1400-1450 F ECNJ -1-04 25 560 C E 391 3 C. IVll ENGINEER lNG SVS 001 093D-1045 T Tt-4 ECCR D-18 50 PREREQ C E 312 .. 156 C S 413 3 AOV FINITE MATH 1 001 140G-1515 T TH Ht.MS 201 GO HACHTEl 100 PREREO ONE SEMESTER CALCULUS ANC C S 210 .. 560 C. E 433 3 HYDROLOGY 001 1100-1150 M W F ECCR 1-18 22 SAME A~ C. 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AND t S 210. 560 C E 516 3 STA81L1TV OF STRUCTURE 001 0800-0850 1111 w f ECCR l-ilt SAME AS' MATH 560 .. 560 C E 524 3 ENGINEE-RING CC.NTRACTS 001 090Q-0950 M W F BUS 251 1'5 156 C S 565 3 NUM METH FOR ClPTtM 001 llOQ-1215 T TH ECCR l-30 tiN GABOW 35 PREREQ MATH 3139 SAME AS MATH 565. 560 C E 528- 3 CONSlRUCltON· ENGR 1 001. 1300-1350 M W F ECCR 1-20 4C 156 c s 580 3 OPER SYSTEM PRACTICUM 001 1230-1345 T TH ECCR 0-06 OM HEIMBIGNE~ 35 560 C E 533 3 HYDROLOGY 001 1100-1150 M W F ECCR 1-18 22 SAME AS C E 433 .. 156 c s 581 3 DATA MGT t FJLE S't'S 001 llOD-1215 T TH ECCR 1-09 R KING PREREQ C S 445. 560 C E 539 3 SEM-WATER RES DEY MGT 001 U00-1215 l TH ECCR 0-01 30 156 C S 582 3 SOFTWARE ENGINEERING 001 1400-151'5 T TH ECCR 1-30 DA BAKER 560 C E 540 3 ENVJR ENGR CHEMISTRY 001 100o-1050 M W F ECCE 1-15 20 PREREQ ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE PRC:GRAMMING .. 560 C E 545 3 S tM- METH-\IITR PES EV EN 001 0800-0850 M W F ECCE 1-15 20 156 C S 615 3 TOPICS IN FORfii:AL SYS 001 130(}ol-1350 M W F ECC.R 1-30 MG MAIN 20 JC. SHULTIS 560 t E 551 3 INTRO-FlNITE HEM METH 001 1400-1450 M W F ECCR o-1e .. 156 c s 617 3 TOPICS lN NUH ANALYSIS 001 0'930-1045 T TH ECCR G-36 R BYRD 20 560 C E 558 3 AOV lOP RElNF CONCRETE 001 130Q-1350 M W F EC:CR 1-16 20 156 C S 700 Q-lt MASTERS THESIS 900 ARR 20 560 C E 580 3 SOil MECH ~ 001 0930-1045 T TH ECCR 2-01 2€ NOTE. All CJOO SECTIONS REQUIRE OEPARTfi'IENTAL FORM. 560 C E 582 3 FOUNDATION ENGINE'ERING 001 1500-1550 14 W F ECCR 1-16 3C 156 c s 701 3 MS RDG OPT/AU1 THEORY 001 ARR 20 MS ROG OPT/BUS 1NF SVS 002 ARR io 560 c e 584 3 DESIGN EARTH CAMS 001 1600-1115 M W ECCR Q-18 2C MS ROG OPT/NUM ANAL 003 ARR 2C MS ROG. OPTIOP SYSTMS oo• ARR 20 -•. 560 C E 586 3 INTRO-ROCM MECH 001 0800-0915 T TH ECCR 1-16 2C MS_ ROG OPT/PROG LANG 005 ARR 20 HS ROG OPT/SOFT ENG 006 ARR 20 560 C E 596 3 ENGR UNDERGROUND CDNST 001 140Q-1515 T TH ECCR 1-26 3C 156 c s 110 3, DOCTORAL SEMINAR 001 ARR 2C 560 C E 597 3 GROUNDWATER t. 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E E 130 3 INTRO TO LOGIC CIRCUJT 001 160D-1715 " w ECCR G-30 150 002 l60Q-lll5 T TH ECCR C>-30 120 FOR. E E AND C S .l'llJOU ONlY. 40 LIMIT 'UTU OF COUIISE ' SEC YUlE OAYS TiTI.E Of COUftSE SEC TIME &LDG RODI'I INSTRUCTOR Z6 ·IM E I! U:J l LO t.OGIC !.All 010 UOG-1650 T ECEE o-n JG 564 E I! !190 0 CiiiADUATE SEMINAR -oo1 'a.,..a•so T ECCR a-.z 11!1U.< l'OM E E 201o INTtiO TO COMPUTING, REGISTER so !'Oft t S UO IN . THE ctiMpUll!R S~leNCE DEPT. 564 E E 591 SEitiCONDUCTOR IIATERUl 001 'ifiQo-nas " w ECCR 1.,-03 Z5 . 564 I! E 592 J Pl!liEII ELECTROUU 1!01 -llGO-l2l5 f Til ECC:tl o-U 56~ E E ZU 5 .CIRCIELEC:T l fltERI!Q E EIC S ZlOo COREQ A fl US. ECCR o-DB. 50 I,.. E E 591 ,BIOENGIIG liE$ SEit ··oo1 1.600-U40 TH 001 090Q-OHO 14 IITHF ECCR 1-09 56 ~5 DATA COMII Z aOl l(>Oo-'UZO It ECCR l•l6 CIRCIELECTR 1 002 lOOG-1050 II WTHF ECCR 2-26 96 IS64 E E 003 lOOG-1050 M WTHF ECCR l-09 56 !0 INTRO REAlTIME CONP 001 09Do-09SO 10 II f ECCit 1-46 · U8.,CIRCIELECYR L010 OSOG-0950 T ECEE 2-Zl 24 564 E E t.OZO lOOG-HSO T ecee z-21 z• ECCR G-lZ _15 LO!O lZOG-1350 T ECEE 2-Zl 2~ 5M E 1! 598 S. LIGHTNING SYS PROTECT 001 MU-0950 " W L040 1400-1550 f ECEE 2-Zl 24 Loso uoo-cuso r ECEE Z-Zl 24 WlU,o · l\(L '100 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM. ECEE 2-21 24 20 L060 uoo-uso w 900 ARR LOTO OOOG-0950 W ECEE Z-21 24 564 E E 599 J-6 TELECOM PROJECT .t.OBO l40G-1550 W ECEE l!-21 Z4 20 564 E E 700 1-6 ltASfER$ THES!S . '100 ARR ~ ALl 900 .SECTIONS REQUIRE DePARTMENTAL FORMo S64 £ E • 216 S ClRCfELECTR 2 001 1600-1650 MTW F ECCR 2-26 96 .!!2!&. ECEE 2-21 Zl 2C UII-CIRC/ELECTR 2 lOlO OBOG-0950 TH 900 L020 tooo-u5o TH ECEE 2-21 2l 56~ E E\ 800 G-9 OCI;TORS ·THE$! S l5 PREREO E E Zl5. 564 E E"' ~10 10 DOCTORS THESIS 900 HLIIS 252 130 SM E E 222 3 .IIICROCbMP ARCH & PROG 001 l700•l150 II N F 900 ARR 20 002 lOOG-1050 M W F ECCR o-'36 ~8 564 . E E . ·920 l-3 INDEPeNDENT STUDY 48 003 1500-1550 II W F ECCR 0-36 900. ARR 2C 004 lfOG-1750 M W f' ECCR Z-28 130 564 E E 9:10 l-J INDEPENDENT STUDY zo 25 564 E E 931 Z INDEPENDENT STUDV-et - 9.oo· 564 E E 2ST 3 LOGIC CIRCUITS 001 l600-l1lS H W ECCR 001 llOO-'lZ15 T TH ECEE .o-Il 3C lAB-ENERGY CONVERS l lOlO 1400-1650 M ECEE 0-07 16 l020 llOG-1550 TH ECEE 0-07 16 Engineering t.030 1300-1550 T ECEE 0-07 16 ~e 568 ENGR 101 2 ENGINEERING DRAWING .S64 E E 322 3 ELECTRONICS 2 001 0800-0850 f4 W F ECCR 1-40 OPEN TO ·ALL STUDEMTS ON A SPACE AVAILABLE BASIS • ALl INTERESTED STUDENTS SHOULD REQUEST THE COURSE S64 E E 323 4 C IRC/ELECTR 3 BUT ENGINEERING STUDENTS ollL BE GIVEN PREFERENCE. PREREQ E E 215, 216 .. 10 001 090G-U50 ~ w ECCR 1-14 ECCR 0-38 4S 001 . 0800-0850 M W F 090G-i150 fdl M ECCR l-20 30 ECCR 2-06 002 002 l.rt00-1450 M W f 090G-U50 fil W ECCR t-22 30 ECEE l-22 ••24 003 HB-C IRCIELECTR 3 1:.010 0900-1150 T 090Q-llSO T TH ECCR 1-14 30 ECEE 2-22 24 004 tOZO 1200-1450 T 005 090Q--ll$0 T TH ECCR 1-20 30 L030 090G-l150 TH ECEE 2-ZZ 24 30 006 0900-1150 T TH ECCR l-22 w ECEE 2-22 24 30 l040 l30Q-1550 001 U00-1650 M W ECCR 1-14 TH ECEE 2-22 24 lC L050 120G-1450 1400-1.650 " ECCR 1-20 TH ECEE Z-22 24 00~ w l060 1500-11~0 1400-1650 'f4 w ECCR l-ZZ 30 ECEE 2-22 24 009 L070 1400-1650 F 010 UQQ-1550 T TH ECCR 1-14 3C 011 1300-1550 T TH ECCR 1-20 30 1300-1350 M W F ECCR 2-2{1 96 564 E E 331- 3 LIN.EAR SYSTEMS THEORY 001 012 l30G-t550 T-·rH ECCR 1-z-z 30 0.01 1200-1250 T ECCR 2-28 4C 564 E E 343 ELECTRICAL lAB 1 -568 ENGR t09 3 CREATIVE USES OF TECH ·001 0800-0850 M W F BUS 250 lAB-ELECTRICAL LAB 1 LOlO 1200-1350 TH ECEE 2-21 ~~: L020 140G-1550 TH ECEE 2-21 24 THIS COURSE ·ts -ACCEPTED FOR ARTS t SC!j:NCES CREDIT .. L030 160Q-1750 tH ECEE 2-21 24 AN INTRODUCTORY lEVEl C-CURSE FOR STUDENTS NOT MAJORING l040 120()-1350 M ECEE 2-21 2~ IN ENGINEERIN-G OR. SCIENCE. SEE COLLEGE Of ARTS & SCIENCES AREA REQUIREMENTS. 564 E E . 362 2 ElECTRONICS LA-B Z 001 1000-1050 M W F BUS 251 LC GAR8V 20 PREREQ E E 361. 568 ENGR 301 3 THERMOOVNAMICS 16 002 uoo-uso M w F ECCR l-28 LC GARBY 003 093Q-1045 T TH ECCR 1-40 tC GARBV 1~ 001 1000-1"050 A" ECEE 221A 48 002 123D-1320 TH ECEE 221A 48 PREREC A M 236 AND PHYS 213. LAB-ELECTPON!CS lAB 2 lOlO 1500-1750 T ECEE 221A 18 L020 1330-1620 TH ECEE 221A 18 S64 E E 381 3 INTRO TO PROBABiliTY 001 090Q-0950 M W F ECCR 2-26 96 Industrial Engineering ~PRERE(J JUNIOR STANDING .. 564 E E 4.03 2 ELEM Cf ElECTfi.ON!CS 001 1300-1350 W F BUS 208 9~ 572 I E 303 3 COMPUTERS IN INO ENG 001 1500-1615 M W BUS 218 PF OST.,.ALO 3C 564 E E 413 3 -·-CONTRGL SYSTEMS ANAl YS 001 1400-145-0 ~ W F ECCR 0-38 5C 572 I E 351 3 ENGR STATISTICS 1 001 090G-0950 M W F ECCR D-09 PF OSTWALD 35 PREREQ A M 235 OR EQUJV .. 564 E E 416 ENERGY CGNVERSION 2 001 1100-1150 M W f ECCR 0-08 3C 572_ I E 397 3 ENGINEER lNG ECONOMY 001 0800-0850 M W ECCR 1-09 ffJ ·WILLIAMS 564 E E 422 3 ELECTRONICS 3 001 1200-1250 ~ W f ECCR 2-26 002 llOD-1150 I' W ECCR 1-09 PF OSTlo!AlD ••32 PREREO" E E 323.- 572 t E" 446 3 ROBOTICS 00·1 1615-1105 M W F ECC-R 0-08 CH KAHNG ze 564 E E 42.4 3 COMMUNICATION THEORY 001 0800-0850 M W F E.C,!:::R 0-36 48 572 I (" 451 3 ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT 001 0930-1045 TH ECAE 1-07 RJ Will-lAMS 564 E E 434 3 lNTRO TC SOLID STATE 001 lODQ-1050 M W F ECCR 1·-01 30 002 1100-1215 TH ECCR 1-28 RJ WilliAMS 564" E E 437 3 INTEGRATEC CIRCUIT LAS 572 I E 465 3 HUMAN FACTORS-ENG DSGN 001 1300-1415 T TH ECCR D-0'9 BA BECK 20 CORECI E E 302 .. 5'72 I E 475 3 INDUSTRIAL SYSTEMS 001 1300-1350 M W F ECfi!E 104B CH KAHNG 3C 001 0900-0950 ECCR l·-01 1..010 OB00-1050 ••T ECEE 2-16 572 I E 546 3 ROBOTICS 001 1615-1705 M W F ECCR 0-08 CH KAHNG ze . L020 1300-1550 T ECEE 2-16 2-lb "' l030 0800-l050 TK ECEE ~ All 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM. l040 1300-1550 TH ECE;f 2-16 LD5b 0800,-1050 F ECEE 2-1-6 572 I E 700 1-4 MASTERS THESIS 900 ·ARR 2C 564 E E 443 ELEM ElECTRONl'CS lAB -010 0900-1150 TH ECEE 221A le 572 I E '1130 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR, 2C 020 1400-1650 T ECEE 22l.A 18 572 I E 940 1-3 INDEPENDENT S TUOY 930 2C 564 E 451 2 POWER LAB 3 010 1300-·16-50 T 'E'CtE 0-07 lS ••• PREREO E E 354~ 572 I E '1150 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 2C 564 E E 453 3 ASSEMBL V lANG PROG 001 1500-1550 M W F ECCR 2-06 BC 572 I E 951 l-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 2C PREREQ CS 31.0, EE 35t OR INSTR CONSENT. 572 I E qqq 0 MASTERS DEGREE CA_ND 900 ARR 3C 564 E E 458 I. tOGIC CIRCUITS LAB 001 1600-1650 M ECCR 1-:--40 lAB-LOGIC CIRCUITS lAB LO!O 0800-0950 T ECEE 0-17 ••24 Lozo tono-:-uso r ECEE D-11 24 PREREQ E E 130/257 AND 254 .. Mechanical Engineering 564 E E 459 3 COMPUTER ORGAI\IZATION 001 BOQ-1350 M W f ECCR 0-38 7C PREREQS E E 130/257 AND 351. 5 €10 M E 130 2 I NTRO TO MECH ENGR 001 1200-1250 M W ECCR l-40 RA CHRISTOPHER - 56 002 1400-1450 M W ECCR 1-09 RA CHRISTOPHER 56 564 E E 460 2 COMPUTER lAB 001 0800-1050 TH ECEE o-1 7 PREREQ E E 458 AND 459 .. 580 M E 281 3 MECHANICS 1 001 100Q-l050 M W ECCR 1-46 SK DATTA 002 uoo-uso " w ECCR 2-26 tttl WAINWRIGHT 46•• 56_4 E E 461 2 ELECTRONICS lAB 3 001 1600-1650 ECCR 0-09 3f PREREQ SOPHOMORE STANDING. lAB FOR ELECTRON lAB 3 L010 1400-1650 M ECEE 2Z1A 18 l020 0800-1050 T ECEE ZZ1A 18 580 M E Z95 1-3 SPECIAL TOPICS 101 ARR 3C PREREQ E 362 .. 580 M E 301 3 INTRO TO MAlL SCIENCE 001 0800-0915 T TH ECCR 2-26 SA BECK 56 564 E E 463 2 TRANSMI SS!ON LAB 001 1300-1350 TH ECCR 1-40 48 LAB FOR TRANSM!SSION lOlO 140Q-1650 TH ECEE 2-15 16 580 M E 313 3 THERMOOYNAMICS 001 OSOG-0850 M ~· F ECCR 2-26 MC BRA~CH L020 090G-1150 TH ECEE Z-15 16 l030 1400-1650 T ECEE Z-15 16 580 H E 114 2 MEASUREMENTS 1 001 1600-1650 T TH. EtcR 0-38 45 564 E E 465 2 COMMUNICATIONS LAB 001 1300-1350 ECEE 221A 15 580 M E 316 2 HEASUREfiiENTS 2 OOl 0800-1050 TH ECHE 1-08 M MESSAROS 22 LAB-COMMUNICATIONS LAB LOlO 1400-1650 ECEE 22lA 15 002 1400-1650 TH ECME l-08 M· MESSAROS 2• PREREO OR COREQ E E 424 .. PREREQ M E 314. 564 E E 491 3 INTRO TO VlS[ DESIGN 1 001 0730-0845 M ECCR 2-06 40 580 M E 362 3 HEAT TRANSFER 001 0930-1045 T TH ECCR 0-30 PREREQ A M 216. 564 E E 494 2 MICROPROCESSORS LAB 001 1000-1050 ECEE 0-11 24 LAB-MICROPROCESSOR LAB LOIO 0'900-1150 M ECEE 0-24 12 580 ·M E 371 3 SYSTEMS ANALYSIS 001 1500-1550 M W . F ECCR 1-46 IOC l020 093G-1220 TH ECEE 0-24 12 002 1000-1050 H W F ECCR 2-06 PO WEIDMAN 50 003 130Q-l350 M W F ECCR l-09 trll NA!NWRIGHT 100 564 E E 505 3 PRIN OF ElECTRON DEVlC 001 0800-0850 M W F ECCR 0-01 PREREQ SENIOR STANDING-. 580 M E 383 3 MECHANICS 3 001 1400-14-50 M W F ECCR 2-26 F ESSENBURG 100 PRERE.Q M E ZB2. 564 E E 511 3 WAVEGUIDES £: TRANS· UN 001 1500-1630 M W ECCR 1-28 30 580 M ·E 401 3 HECH BEHAV OF MATLS 001 1300-1350 T TH ECCR l-42 AR GREENBERG 42 564 e e 513 3 ELECTROMAG RAC lATlON 001 0930-lOltS T TH ECCR 1-46 Sf LAB-MECH -BEHAY OF MATL L010 l'e00-1650 T ECME l!-16 AR GREENBERG 21 PREREO E E 314 .. -L020 140o-t650 TH ECfi!E 2-16 AR GREENBERG 21 564 E ,E 521 3 ENGINEERING MATH 1 001 1300-1350 M W F ECCR 0-03 35 580 M E 414 3 MECH ENGR DESIGN 001 l500-161'3 M W ECCR 1-42 LE CARLSON 564 E E 525 3 INTRO RADAR/REMOTE SEN 001 0900-0950 M W F ECCR Q-36 48 580 M E 416 3 MACHINE DESIGN Z 002 1100-1215 " w ECCR l-07 LE CARLSON 20 564 E E 530 3 INTRO SYSTEMS APPROACH 001. 0930-1200 T BUS 205 3C 580 M E ·442 3 -MECH ENGR PROJECTS PREREQ M E 316 .. 564 E E 531 3 TELECOM SYSTEMS THEORY 001 1530-1645 T TH ECCR 1-40 4f 001 1200-1250 ECCR Q-36 RA CHRiSTOPHER 27 564 E E 534 3 INTRO COMM SYS THEORY 001 17:00-1815 T TH ECCR 1-46 45 LAB-MECH ENGR PROJECTS lOlO 090Q-1'150 TH ECME 1-04 RA CHRISTOPHER l4 LOZO 140G-1650' TH ECME 1-04 13 564 E E 536 1 SEM-TELECOMMUNICATIONS 001 153Q-l750 BUS 124 48 580 M E 455 3 ENERGY CONVERSlON 001 0800-0850 H W F ECME 1-04 HE JCHNSCN 30 564 E E 541 3 AUTOMATIC CONl S't'S 1 001 123G-l345 T TH ECCR 1-46 25 580 M E 451' 3 Cr.t.t~~$i tON 001 1000-1050 M W F ECCR ·1-40 f!IC BRANCH 3C 564 E E 544 3 INTRO HOORN CURL THEO 001 1500-1630 M W ECCR 1-01 25 . 580 M E 490 1 SENIOR SEMINA~ 001 150G-1550 TH ECME 1-48 8A BECK FOR E E 553, FUND CONCEPTS PROG· LANG, REGISTER FOR C S 553 .. 580 M E 498 3" POLYMERS 001 0936-1045 T TH ECCR 0-01 AR GREENBERG 56 580 M E 506 3 POLYMERS 001 0930-1045 TH ECCR G-01 AR GREENBERG 20 564 E E 559 3 COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE 001 UOG-1150 t4 W F ECCR G-09 30 PREREQ E E 459 OR INSTil CONSENT .. 580 M E 513 3 MACROSCOPIC HERMO 001 090G-1015 " w ECAE 1-07 OR KASSO• 3C 564 E E 561 3 NOISE & RANDOM PROCES 001 1000-1050 M W F ECCR G-09 30 580 M E 521 3 METHODS-ENGR ANALY 1 001 1200-ll-15 M W ECCR 2-01 SK DAfTA 3C 564 E E 563 3 DIGITAL FILTERING· 001 090G-0950 M W F ECCR 0-14 3C 580 M E 532 3 INTRO FLUID MECHANICS 001 t•OG-1515 M W £CtR l-05 90 WEIDMAN 30 SM EE 571 POWER SVSTEM ANALYSIS 001 0800-0915 T TH ECCR G-12 30 580 M E 563 S HEAT TRANSFER l 001 1100-1215 T TH ECME. 1-48 3C 564 E E 576 3 POWER DISTRIBUTION SYS 001 093G-1045 T TH ECCR 0-12 30 580 M E 575 3 INTRO-CDNTINUUM MECH 001 lolS-1730 M W ECCR G-38 f ESSENBURG Z5 S64 e e sa1 NEUROELECTR!C SiGNALS 001 I40G-1515 T TH ECAE 1-07 ... 30 580 ~ E 590 0 GRADUATE SEMINAR OOl l50G-l6JO TH ECCR l~Z OR KASSOY 564 ·E E 587 CAD FOR VLSI l 001 \ UOO-U50 M W F ECCR G-09 30 580 M E 597 3 COMBUSTION OOl 1000-1050 M W f ECCR l-~0 NC 8UftCH 41 • 'llfpy CRS · SEC TINE DAYS ILCG IIDOR INSTRUCTDII Ulll"l' 110. DEPT NO. Cll TITLE Of CDUIISf SEC LIMIT !!1i1!1a ALl 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DIPART"ENTA&. FOM. 580 M E 700 1-4 MASiiRS THRSIS 900 ARP 20 Major Codes 580 M E 800 G-9 DOCTORS THISIS 900 ARR 20 401 ACCOUNTING 426 GEOGRAPHY 580 M E ·uo 10 DOCTORS THESIS 900 "ARR 15 402 AEROSPACE ENGINEERING SCIENCES 427 GEOLOGY 580 M E · 9~0 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 403 ANTHROPOLOGY 485 GEOPHYSICS 580 M E 941 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 AAR 2C 404 APPLIED MATHEMATlCS 428 GERMAN 580 M E 950 1-3 INDEPENDENT S1UDV 900. ARR 2C 400 APPLIED PHYSICS 431 HISTORY 580 M E 960 i-6 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 464 ASTROPHYSICAL, PLANETARY AND 430 ITALIAN LANGUAGE AND ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES LI'rERATURE 5"80 H E 999 0 MASTERS DEGREE CAND 900 ARR 30 483 ASTROPHYSICS 432 JOURNALISM 406 BASIC SCIENCE 436 LINGUISTICS 407 BIOLOGY: ENVIRONMENTAL, POPU 474 MANAGEMENT SCIENC~ GRADUATE SCHOOL LATIONAL AND ORGANISMIC 438 MARKETING BRUCE R. EKSTRAND, Dean 433 BIOLOGY: MOLECULAR, CELLULAR 473 MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS AND DEVELOPMENTAL 439 MATHEMATICS 410 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 440 MECHANICAL ENGINEER- General Information ING Consult the University of Colorado at Boulder Catalog and your 411 CHEMICAL ENGINEERING 444 MECHANICS major department for additional information concerning require 425 CHEMICAL PHYSICS 441 MUSIC (D.MUS.A.) ments for advanced degrees. All regular degree and provisional 412 CHEMISTRY 405 MUSIC (M.MUS.) degree graduate students must have the approval of their author 413 CIVIL ENGINEERING 414 MUSIC EDUCATION ized departmental ~epresentatives concerning their proposed pro 460 CLASSICS (M.MUS.ED.) gram of courses for ea~h semester and must plan their degree 459 COMMUNICATION 442 MUSIC EDUCATION programs with their designated advisors. Admission to Graduate 462 COMM DISORDERS AND SPEECH (Ph.D. ) School is not equivalent "to approval of candidacy for an advanced SCIENCE 443 MUSICOLOGY degree. A student who wishes to become a candidate for a degree 420 COMPARATIV~~ LITE:RATURE 449 PHARMACEUTICAL must make application in the manner prescribed under the require 467 COMPUTER SCIENCE SCIENCES ments for the degree sought. 472 DANCE 450 PHILOSOPHY 415 ECONOMICS 451 PHYSICAL EDUCATION 417 E:LECTRICAL ENGINEERING 452 PHYSICS Graduate Deadlines and Exam Dates 477 ENGINEERING, MASTER OP 453 POLITICAL SCIENCE 418 ENGLISH LANGUAGE 454 PSYCHOLOGY 419 ENGLISH L[TERATURE 469 RELIGIOUS STUDIES NOTE: Departments or program committees may have additional 421 FINANCE 456 RUSSIAN deadlines which must be met by graduate students in that depart 422 FINE ARTS - Al EDUCATION Deadlines for Master's Degree Candidates for Fall 1984 804 INSTRUCTION AND CURRICULUM IN CONTENT AREAS 821 SOCIAL MtJL'l'ICULTURAL AND BILINGUAL FOUNDA TIONS Qualifying Examination Students should check with 824 RESEARCH AND EVALUATION METHODOLOGY department. 827 ADMINISTRATION, SUPERVISION, AND CURRICULUM DgVELOPMENT Request for Transfer of Must be received in Graduate 835 EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGICAL STUDIES Credit School by the beginning of the semester prior to the semester of graduation. Application for Candidacy Must be received in Graduate SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM Form School at least 10 weeks before RUSSELL E. SHAIN, Dean comprehensive-final examination is attempted. It is recommend,ed see pages 193-196 and 340 in t.he 1984-.85 University of Colorado that application be submitted' the at Boulder Catalog for information on requ1rements and courses"/ semester previous to graduation. Advising - All journalism and prejournalism major~ must consult a Comprehensive-Final Examination must be scheduled by journalism advisor during the registration period. Examination - November 14 and completed by November 21 for conferring of Administrative Drops ~ Students may be dropped from journalism "" degrees. Students must be courses for non-attendance, especially during the first w.eek of registered at the time the classes, or for not having completed prerequisites. examination is attempted and must register at the beginning of the Major Codes semester during the regular registration period. 551 ADVERTISING 552 BROADCAST PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT Thesis Filed in Graduate December 7 (2 copies), for 550 NEWS EDITORIAL School, Complete in all December conferring of degrees. 141 PREJOURNALISM (COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES) Respects. 554 PUBLIC RELATIONS 553 BROADCAST NEWS Deadlines for Doctoral Degree Candidates for Fall 1984 600 JOUR 100 3 CONTEMP MASS MEDIA 001 llt00-1515 T TH RAKV C250 JE ARNOLD 200 600 JOUR 250 3 REPORTING PREREQ JOUR 100 AND SOPHOMORE STANDING. •Av BE LIMITED TO MAJORS. STUDENT MUST HA-VE AT- LEAST AVERAGE TYPING SKllLS. Preliminary Examination Must precede the comprehensive 001 OBOD-0950 T TH r.tCKY 003C DL RIDGWAY examination by at least two 002 lOOD-11!50 T TH MCKY 003t 16•• 003 lZOo-1350 T TH MCKV 003C Dl. RIDGWAY ,. semesters. OOit 0800-0950 -M W MCKY 003C u 005 lOOG-1150 W f MCKY 003C .. 006 lZOo-1350 W F MCKY 003C lt Completion of Language Prior to approval of application 600 JOUR 310 3 PRESS PHOTOGRAPHY 001 0930-1045 T TH MCKY 117 G REtfN 30 Requirement for candidacy by Dean of Graduate PREREO JOUR 250.. MAY BE LIMJTED TO- MAJORS. School. THR£E HCUR LAB TO BE ARRANGED. 600 JOUR 340 3 PRIN Clf ACVERllSJNG 001 0930-10<\5 T TH MCKY 102 !5C PREREQ SOPHOMORE STANDING. MAY BE LIMITED TO MAJORS. Earned at Least Three Prior to approval of application 600 JOUR 345 3 AOV-T COPY & lAYOUT 001 tooo-u·3o T MCKY 117 CF FRAZE.fl Semesters of Credit for candidaqy by Dean of Graduate 002 16-0Q-1830 w MCK't 117 School. PRE'REQ JOUR 31tO. MAY BE LlMJTEO TO MAJDRS. 600 JOUR 346 3 ADVERTJSING MEDIA 001 1230-1345 T TH MCKY _ 117 PREREO JOUR 340 .. MAY BE LIMITED TO MAJ'ClRS. Application for Candidacy. At least 14 days before 600 .JOUR 350 It REPORT PUBLIC AFFAIRS Filed in Graduate School comprehensive examination is PREREQ JOUR 250. OPEN ONLV TO MAJORS. attended. 100 llOQ-1215 T TH EOUC 155 WI HC REYNOlDS 51 LAB-REPORT PUB AFFAIRS LllO 1400-1650 T MCKY OQ3C WI MC REYNOLDS 17 L 120 1400-1650 TH MCKY 003C SJ ARCH I BALD n Dissertation Approved by Student should check with Ll30 140G-1650 F MCKV 0038 LC WILKINS 17 Depa.rtJll~.n t department. 600 JOUR 351 4 REP PUB AFFAIRS-GRAD OPEN ONLY TO GRADUATE STUDENTS _IN JOURNALISM. Final Examination 100 1100-1215 T TH MCKY 0030 AB SCHN 12 Examination must be scheduled by LAB-REP PUB AFFAIRS-GR LUO 1400-1550 P4 W MCKY 003( A6 SIJHN 12 Novembet 20 and completed by 600 JOUR 355 3 NEWS EDITING 001 083o-1045 M W MCKY 0038 MA OEANS l7 December 4 for December 002 0830-1045 T TH MCKY 0038 RH CLAXTON 17 conferring of degrees. Students PREREQ JOUR 250. OPEN ONLY TO MAJORS. 600 JOUR 360 3 RADIO & TV NEhS must be registered for at least PRERE0 JOUR 250.. OPEN ONLY TO MAJORS. seven hours of doctoral thesis at 100 0900-1150 M MCKY 117 11 the time the examination is taken 200 llOG-1150 M W MCKY 117 EJ SARDEllA 11 and must register at the 1200-1350 M MCKV 117 beginning of the semester during 600 JOUR 361 3 RADIO PRODUCTION 200 130D-1450 f!l. W MCKV 0030 the regular registration. 600 JOUR 364 3 PRINCIPLES TV PROD 001 1300-1700 M W STAD 34l: 002 130G-l700 T TH MtK't' 0030 SB JONES MAY BE LIMITED TO MAJORS, Dissertation Filed in December 4, 198 4 for December 600 JOUR 367 2 TV PR(jOUCTJON 2 Graduate School, Complete conferring of degrees. PREREO JOUR 3<6•• MAY BE LIMITED TO MAJDRS. in All Respects. 001 0800-10•5 T TH S TAD 3•6 SB JONES 12 600 JOUR 377 3 HISTORY OF JOURNALISM 001 UO ooa uoo-uis r '" IICKY lll G REHN 16 600 .101111 . 428 3 PUB RELATION$ Plt.O.IECTS 001 160o-t830 II IICKY 11? 11.1 KCSTKA 2! . PREREO .JOUR 4ZT OR SENIOR STANDING ANO CONSENT OF SCHOOL Theory OF dDURNALISM. SAME AS JOUR 528. 600 JOUR 440 3 ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS 001 t40o-1515 T TH MCKY 0038 CF FRAZER 25 700 MUS 100 3 THEORY 1 liS CCU.INS 50 PREREil .JOUR 545 ANO S46. SAME AS JOUR 540. fW SCOTT NAY BE LIMITED TO MAJORS. COREO MUS 102. THEORY 1 001 OIIOG-0850 M II f MUS Mll49 DJ PINKO~ 25 600 JOUII 450 3 REPORTING 3 001 153G-1645 M W MCKY 0038 MA DEANS 14 rogoR:~sMus ~~~,. 3 PREREQ SENIOR STANDING. JQUII 350 AND 355. LAB TO BE ARRANGE Do OPEN ONLY TO MAJORS. TOO MUS 102 I THEORY/EAR TR lAB 1 600 JOUR 462 3 RADIO-TV NEWS EDITING 001 HOG-1645 T TH !ICKY U 7 S KUCZUN 18 COREQ MUS 100. SEC OU IS INTENSIFIED. PREREO JOUR 350. 360 AND 364.. SAME AS JOUR 562o MAY BE liMITeD TO MAJORS. 010 oaoo-oeso T TH MUS N885 25 Oll 090o-0950 T TH MUS Cl25 25 600 JOUR 464 3 RADIO, TV STAT OltG/OPR 001 UOD-1215 M W STAO 367 SB JONES 012 osoo-oeso T TH MUS Cl25 25 MAY BE LIMITED TO MAJORS. SAME AS JOUR 564. 013 0800-0850 M W MUS N885 z~ 014 090o-0950 T TH MUS NB49 25 TH MUS NBit6 25 600 JOUR 465 3 JOURNALISM t THE LAW 001 0900-0950 M ill F MCKV 102 MA Mt GREGOR eo ou oaoo-oeso r· PREREQ UPPER-DIVISION STANDING. HAY BE LIMITED TO MAJORS. tOREQ MUS 101. 600 JOUO 467 2 TV PRODUCTION 3 700 MUS 103 l THEORY/EAR TR LAB 1 010 0800-0850 TH MUS N84~ 25 PREREQ JOUI< 367. MAY BE LIMITED TO MAJORS. ou oaoo-oa5o TH MUS Cl99 25 001 OBOo-1045 T TH STAD 346 12 FOR MUS 108. RUDIMENTS OF MUSIC, SEE LISTING UNDER MUSIC COUIISES OPEN TO 600 JOUR 480 3 MAG ARTICLE WRITING 001 1300-1350 M W F MCKY 117 23 BOTH NONMUSit AND MUSIC ~AJORS. PREREQ JOUR 250. OPEN CNL V TO 'MAJORS. 700 MUS 109 1 EAit TRAIN lNG LAB 010 1200-1250 T TH MUS NB85 WS COlliNS 3C FOR MUSIC MAJORS ONLY. tOREQ MUS 108. 600 JOUR 490 3 JOUR & PUBl OPINION 001 1000-1050 M W F MCKY 102 SJ ARCHIBALD so PREREO SENIOR STANDING. MAY BE liKITED TO MAJORS. 700 MUS 200 3 THEORY 2 001 0930-1045 T TH MUS Cl99 FW SCOTT 75 COREQ MUS 202. 600 JOUR 495 3 TELETEXT 001 ARR SJ ARCHIBALD 12 lit 700 MUS 202 1 THEORY/EAR TR LAB 2 010 1000-1050 M W MUS NB49 20 ·.:~\;600 JOUR 496 1-3 NEWSPAPER PRACTICUM 101 HOQ-1515 ~ W MCKY 0038 RH CLAXTCN :,;: PREREQ INSTR CONSENT .. 011 lOOD-1050 M W MUS tl25 20 012 0900-0950 M W MUS NB85 20 . 600 JOUR 497 1-3 AOVERTI SING PRACTICUM 701 1400-1515 M W f4tKV 111 RH CLAXTON 2 PREREQ tNSTR CONSENT., 1& 700 MUS 400 3 CONTEIIIPORARY THEORY 001 0930-1045 T TH MUS N85q RH OLSON 3C 600 JOUR 498 1-3 INTERNSHIP 9u0 ARR 20 700 MUS 402 2 18TH C COUNTERPOINT "001 1300-1350 T TH MUS Cl25 LJ GCNZALEZ 3C ~ All 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM., 700 MUS ~04 2 ORCHESTRATION 001 1000-1050 T TH MUS Cl25 LJ GCNZALEZ 25 PREREQ MUS 207. bOO JOUR 500 1-4 RESEARCH 900 ARR zc ~ All 900 SECTIONS REQUiRE DEPARTMENTAL FOR"1 .. 700 MUS 406 2 ANALYSIS 1 001 1200-1250 M W MUS NS49 RE TO ENS lNG 25 600 JOUR 501 l PROSEMJNAR IN JOUR 001 1600-1715 M MCKV 0030 FL KAPLAN 25 OPEN CNLY TO JOURNALISM GRACUATE STUDENTS. 700 MUS 408 2 ELECTRONIC MUSIC 801 1000-1050 M W MUS NB46 RE TCENSJNG 25 600 JOUR 505 3 THEORIES OF MASS COMM 001 1400-1630 T MCKV 003D LC WILKINS U! 700 MUS 504 2 ADVANCED ORCHESTRATION 001 1000-1050 T TH MUS Cl25 LJ GCNZALEZ 25 001 1300-1530 MtKY 003D Fl KAPLAN 001 0900-1015 T TH MUS NS46 RE TO ENS lNG 15 600 JOUR 520 3 INTERNATICNL MASS COMM 35 70~0D~¥ioNA~O~OU: TO A~~A~~:~N~~~:'tSIS l 600 JOUR 528 3 PUB RELATIONS PROJECTS 001 160Q-1830 M MCKY 111 PREREO JOUR 427 OR CONSENT OF SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM .. lC 700 MUS 508 2 ELECTRONIC MUSIC 801 1000-1050 M W MUS N846 RE TOENSING 25 SAME AS JCUR 428 .. 600 JOUR 540 3 ADVERTISING CMfPAIGNS 001 1400-1515 T TH MCKY 0038 CF FRAZER PREREO JOUR 345 AND 346~ SAME AS JOUR 440. Music Education 60.0 ·.JOOR' 550 3 REPORTING SEMINAR 001 160Q-1830 MCKY 0030 11 PREREQ JOUR 351 AND 35~.. LAB. TC BE ARRANGED. 700 MUS 210 2 SCHOOl MUSIC CURR 001 1100-1150 fil W MUS Cl25 GH BEALl 4C OPEN TO MAJORS ONLY., 700 MUS 310 3 TEACHING GENERAL MUSIC 001 1400-1450 M W F MUS C199 GH BEALl 3C 600 JOUR 562 3 RADIO-TV NEWS EDITING 001 1400-1645 T TH MCKY 117 S KUCZUN PREREQ JOUR 351. 360 AND· 364.- SAME AS JOUR 462. 700 MUS 312 3 TEACHING CHOR.IL MUSIC 001 1100-1150 M W F MUS N84~ KJ MC CARTHY 3C 600 JOUR 564 3 RADIO TV STAT ORG/OPR 001 1100-1215 M W ST-AO 361 SB JCNES lC 700 t-lUS 313 1 tLSRM INST LAf!-GUtTAR 001 1300-1350 M W MUS N849 LE WCRSTER PREREQ GRAD STANDING.. SAME AS JOUR 464 .. 700 MUS 316 3 TCHING STRING INSTRMNT 600 JOUR 565 3 MASS COMM LEGAL ISSUES 001 130D-1530 M MCKV 0030 MA MC GREGOR 1e VIOllN/VIOLA - MUS NB85, CELLO/STRING BASS - MUS NB95 All 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM. 001 0800-0850 MUS NB95 SANDFCRO 2C REC-TCHING STRING INST R010 oeoo-oaso M w SEE DEPT SANDFORD 2C 600 JOUR 598 l-3 INTERNSHIP 900 ARR zc LAB-TtHING STRING INST lOll 0800-0850 T TH MUS NB95 SANDFORD zc 600 JOUR 700 1-6 MASTERS THESIS 900 ARR 2C 700 MUS 317 2 CONDUCTING 1 001 1400-1450 T TH MCKV 102 RL WHITTEN 3C 002 1400-1450 T TH MUS Cl14 AR MC MURRAY 30 600 JOUR 930 1-4 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 2 C 700 MUS 319 1 LABORATCRY CHCIR 001 1000-1050 M W MUS N885 KJ MC CARTHY 25 600 JOUR '150 l-4 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 700 MUS 320 1 MUS FCR CLSRM TCHR 001 1500-1640 MUS C1'il9 GH BEALl 4C 600 JOUR 960 l-4 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR zc PREREQ f'IUS 163 SEC 004 OR 005. 600 JOUR 999 0 MASTERS DEGREE CAND 900 ARR 30 700 'MUS 410 l INTRO STUDENT TEACHING 001 1100-1150 T TH MUS Cl25 KJ MC CARTHY 20 PREREQ MUS 310 OR 312 SEC 001.. COREQ EOUC 412 .. 700 MUS 412 3 STUDENT TCHG P'RAC-ELEM 001 ARR 100 MUS 413 3 STUDENT TCHG PRAC-SEC 001 ARR JK GALM 25 SCHOOL OF LAW 700 MUS 415 1 PERCUSSION CLASS f. PED 001 1300-1350 T TH MUS N646 2C . BETSY LEVIN, Dean 7~0 SEM ... STUOENT T,~ACHING 001 1600-1650 MUS NB59 25 700 TEACHING GENERAL MUSIC 001 1100-1150 M W F MUS C199 GH BEALl 2C 100 MUS 512 3 TEACHING CHORAL MUSIC PLEASE NOT8: for course offerings and information consult the 001 1100-1150 M W F MUS NB4t:; KJ MC CARTHY 2C Law School Registrar in the Fleming Law Building, Room 141. 700 MUS 611 3 FOUNDATIONS MUS EDUC 1 OOL 1600-1815 TH MUS NB49 20 700 MUS 614 2 TCHNG MUS THRU PERFORM 001 160Q-l140 M MUS NB49 KJ Mt CARTHV 20 700 MUS 617 2 DIR Of CONT AESTH EOUt 001 1300-1350 M W MUS NB46 GH BEAll 2C 700 MUS 110 3 RSH IN LIT AND TECH 1 001 1600-1715 M W MUS NB59 20 700 MUS 712 2 RESEARCH PRACTICUM 900 ARR 20 COLLEGE OF MUSIC !:!9..!.5.: All 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAl FORM .. ROBERT FINK, Dean 100 MUS 113 2 CONTEMP ISSUES COL TCH 001 1600-1740 T TH MUS NBSS G SANOFCRO 2C All undergraduate music students are required to attend a Choral Music literature/performance class as part of their principal applied music lessons. 700 MUS 515 2 SEMINAR-CHORAL MUSIC 1 001 1400-1550 MCKY 102 Rl WHITTEN REOUI REO OF All CHORAl M.. MUS AND 0. MllS .. A. STUDENTS 30 EACH SE,t.iESTER Of RESIDENCE.. OPEN TO OTHER GRAOUA TE Applied music (lessons and classes) are available to degree STUDENTS BY CONSENT OF CHORAL FACULTY CHAIRMAN. students in ~usic only. Non-music majors secure information regarding private lessons (and classes) available to them at the Organ and Church Music 700 MUS 428 3 ORGAN SURVEY College of Music Office, Music C-lll. 001 1400-1515 T TH MCKY 209 DA VCLLSTEOT 15 700 MUS 523 2-8 CHURCH MUS RESEARCH 701 ••• OA VCLLSTEDT 15 700 MUS 528 3 ORGAN SURVEY MuSiC 108, 183, 275, 308, 476, 489; p MUS~. lll, 120, 130, 330, 001 1400-1515 T TH MCKV 209 OA \ICLLSTEOT 131, 331, 332, are available for nonmusic students at time of 10 registration. Other music classes are available during Drop/Add Piano period with written permission of the instructor. 700 MUS 232 2 FUNCTIONAL TECH 001 0900-0950 T TH Major Codes MUS Nl80 LM GRAHAM 2C 700 MUS 236 2 PIANO ACCOMPANYING 001 1300-1350 M W MUS Cl76 PF PAR~ELEE 3C 700 MUS 434 2 PIANO PEOAGOG't 3 001 318 0900-1030 TH MUS NlBO G DUCKWORTH 30 E E and MUS 1600-1800 TH 601 B of MUS MUS Nl80 700 MUS GRP CL PlANO INST COLL 001 607 MUS EDUC ARR G DUCKWORTH 20 100 MUS 532 2 SEM-PlANO LIT 001 614 BA in MUS 1400-1450 T TH MUS N2S5 15 "ioo· MUS 534 2 RStH-PJANO LIT &. PEO 001 G DUCKWORTH lC 002 •••ARR LM GRAHAM 003 10 Convocation Requirement DP LEHNERT 10 004 •••ARR PF PARMELEE 005 10 10 006 ••• ARR EK WAlliNGFORD 10 099 MUS 199 0 CONVOCATION RECITALS 001 ARR tA BYERS 35C 700 MUS 634 3 GROUP PFI.OCESS 001 ARR ~ CONVOCATION RECITAL IS OFFERED FOR PASS/FAIL GRADE G DUCKWORTH 20 ONLY D 700 MUS 636 3 PRACTICUM-GROUP ENVIR 001 1300-1430 TH MUS N180 G DUtK~ORTH 2C TOO MUS 638 3 G"RP/Cl ENV taLL LEVEL 001 ARR G OUCKWORTH 20 Courses Open to Both Non music and Music· Majors Strings 700 MUS 552 2 SUZUKI STRING PEDAGOGY 001 ' ARR WJ STARR 15 700 MUS 108 3 RUDIMENTS OF MUSIC 001 LZ00-1250 M W F MUS N859 hS COlliNS 6C FOR NONMUSIC MAJORS OR REMEDIAL FOR MUSIC MAJORS. 700 MUS 183 3 APPRECIATION Cf MUSIC Voice NONMUSlt MAJORS ONLY .. 700 MUS 144 2 ITALIAN DICTION 001 0800-0915 T TH MUS NB5CJ 45 001 140D-llt50 T TH MUS Ci'~9 JG PATON 35 002 1300-1350 H W f MUS N859 AA LUHRING 45 700 MUS 441 1-3 OPERA PRACTJCUM 101 1600-1745 TWTHF 003 l!OD-1150 M W F MUS Cl99 INS CClllNS 120 MUS NB95 DC JACKSCN 30 004 130G-1350 M W MUS t199 GH BEALL 45 t"90D-2100 M MUS N895 LAB-APPREC OF MUSIC L041 1400-1450 T MUS Nl80 GH BEALl 20 700 MUS 442 2 OPERA THEATRE 001 1100-1150 H W F l042 101}0-1050 T MUS NlBO GH BEAll MUS NB95 DC JACKSON zo FOR JUNIORS, SENIORS AND GRADUATE VOICE PERFORMANCE MAJORS. 4C L043 1100-1150 T MUS N180 GH BEAll zo OTHERS MUST HAVE INSTR CONSENT., l044 100G-.1050 TH MUS Nl80 GH BEAll 20 L045 140D-1450 TH MUS N180 GH BEALL zo 700 MUS 444 2 VOCAL. PEDAGOGY 1 L046 lZOG-1250 T MUS NlSO GH BEALl zo 001' lltOQ-1450 T TH MUS C1Z5 8M DOSCHER 30 700 MUS 216 3 MUSIC AND DRAMA TOO MUS 447 3 GERM OICT AND REP 001 1500-1550 M 001 1100-1150 M W F MUS N859 0 HAYES 40 MUS Cl99 JG PATON 30 1500-1550 MUS N846 700 MUS 364 3 HISTORY OF JAZZ 001 l23G-U45 T TH MUS Cl99 FW SCOTT 100 700 MUS 541 1-3 OPERA PRACTICUM 701 1600-lT45 TWTHF MUS N895 DC JACKSON 30 190G-2100 M MUS N895 70~0R M~:ADU:;~ ~ICE o:~::c::=~=E MAJORS. OTHER~O~US~1~rv~l50 M N F MUS N895 01: J~CK$CN 25 INSTR CONSENT. 43 OEJIIT CRS OEPT CRS NO. DEPT NO. c:A TITlE COURSE OF· SEC TIME DAYS BLDG ftOOII- INSTRUCTOR" Li·MIT NO. DEPT NO. 'CR Tl TU OF COURSE SEC TIME DAYS ltLDG" ROOM INSTRUCTOR UM!l 700 MUS !144 VOCAl ~EDAGOGY 001 HOG-1450 T .TH MUS Cl25 BM OOSCHER 2' 700. MUS. 827 1 PERFORM RSCH DOCUMENT 900 ARR tOREO MUS 821< 700 MUS 547 2 GERM OltT ANO REP 001 150G-1550 M" . F · MUS tl99 JG PATON 1500-U50. W MUS NM6 700 MUS 828 1 PUFORM RSCH OI!CUMENT 900 ARR 10 COREO MUS 822• 100 MUS 548 2 PED SE!OINAR 001 140G-1550 . F MUS NB59 BM DOSCHER Z5 100 MUS 829 1 PERFORM RSCH DOCUMENT 900 ARR" 10 COREO MUS 823 • History and literature 100 MUS 830 1 PERFORM RSCH DOCUMENT 900 10 COREQ •us 824. 700 MUS 180 3 INTRODUCTION iO ~USJC 001 1000-1050 II "If F MUS C199 HW WAJT 100 700 MUS 831 REPERTOIRE PROJECT •oo " ARR 10 PREREQ OR COREO MUS. 100, 700 MUS 832 2-6 MAJOR DOCUMENT 900 ARR 10 FOR MUS 183• AP~RECIATION Of MUSIC, SEE FOR PEDAGOGY 'MAJORS• liSTING UMDER MUSIC COUUES OPEN TO BOTH NONMUSJC AIIO MUSIC MAJORS, !:!Q!!.:. fOR MUS 276" MU!1C AND-DRAMA,. SEE.L.ISTING Applied Music and Ensembles UNDER COURSES OPEN. Tl} BOTH NOIIIIUSIC AND MUSIC MAJO~S. FOR ALL800 SECTIONS SECURE A CONTROLLED, ENROLlMENT f9R'M• .£i2!!.:. FO'R MUS 361&" -HlSlORV OF JAiz; SEE· liSTING UMDER COURSES OPEN TO . 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SAME AS 710 PMUS 672 2-.te VOICE BOO ARR BM DOSCHER PHAR 510. 100 1000-1050 M W F HLMS 341 AJ HENNIG 12 ~ LAB-PHARMACEUTICS 1 lllO 130o-1550 M EKLP S106 AJ HENNIG 25 l120 BOQ-1550 EKLP S106 AJ HENNIG 25 ~ ~=M A~~o:ogE~~~~~~=i" SECUFtE A CONTROLLED ENROlLMENT Ll30 130Q-1550 E.KlP Sl06 AJ HENNIG 25 853 PHAR 417 3 MANUFACTURING PHAR 001 AJ HENNIG 10 110 PMUS 128 1 MARCHING SAND 001 1600-1730 M W F MUS Cl14 WA SA UEY 25C PREREC FOURTH YEAR STATUS .. ••• 090Q-UOO S MUS C174 853 PHAR 510 4 ADV PHARMACEUTICS 1 001 1000-1050 M W F HlHS 341 AJ HENNIG 12 1'10 PMUS 328 l MARCHlNG BAND 001 l6UG-1730 M W F MUS Cl74 WA SAlLEY 25Q SAME AS PHAR 410 .. 0901>-HOO S MUS Cl74 45 DEPT CRS · DEPT CRS 1110. DEPT NO. Crt TITLE OF COURSE SEC DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR LIMIT liD. DEPT NO. CR TITLE OF COURSE SEC TIME DAYS BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR UNIT 001 ARA A~ HENNIG 10 es:Re:~:R PH!~ 141 ~ OR P~~~;:c ~~~~~~L PROD !!Jll!:.. All 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM. 865 PHCL 700 '1-6 MASTERS TIIESJS '100 ARR 853 PHAR . 518 1 SEMINAR-PHARM StiENt!S oot t6oo-nqo EKLP Wl65 PREft£0 GRAD STANDING. 865 PHCL 800 o-9 DOCTORS THESIS 900 ARR 853 • PHAR 1-3 ADV TOPICs-PHARMAtfU 101 65~ ARR OC 8LOEDCW 25 PHCL OotTORS 900 ARR PREREO INSTR CONSENT • 865 810 10 THESIS 865 PHCL 949 1-3 INO STUOY-PHARMACOLOGV 900 ARR !!!!]!., All 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE. Ofi'ARTIIENTAl FORM. PREAEQ UNDERGRAD STANDING AND INST.R CONSENT • 853 PHAR 100 '1-6 MASTER~ THESIS 900 ARR . 865 PHCl 959 1-3 SPEC PRO&-PHARMACOLOGY 900 PRfREO GRAD STANDING ANO INSTR CONSENT • 853 PHAR 800 o-9 DOCTORS THESIS 900 ••• 865 PHCl 999 0 MASTERS DEGREE UNO 900 AAR 853 PHAR 8.10 10 OOCTO~S THESIS 900 ARR 053 P,HAR 9.9 1-3 IND STD.,..PHARMACEUTICS 900 ARR 10 I'REREO UNDEIIGRAO $,TANDING AND I NSTR CONSENT. Biopharmacy 853 PHAR 959 1-3 SP PROB-PHARMACEUTICS 900 ARR PREREQ GRAD STANDING AIIO IIISTR CONSENT. 850 BIPH 390 3 PATHOLOGY I 001 U00-1215 T TH EDUC 231 70 .il_$3 PHAR 999 0 IIASTERS DEGREE CAND 900 ••• PREREQ THIRD YEAR STATUS OR INSTR CONSENT • 850 SIPH •so 3 INFECT!OUS DISEASE 001 UOo-1150 ~ W F HlMS 141 OR PETERSEN 70 Clinical Pharmacy PREREQ FOURTH YEAR STATUS AND CHEH 411 OR tHEM 481. 850 BIPH 590 3 PATHOLOGY 1 001 ll00-121"5 T TH EOUC 231 SAME AS BIPH 390. !!!!]!., PRfREO FOR AU CNPtl COURSES IS FIFTH YEAR STATUS. NOTE. ALL 900 S~CTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAl FORM. 855 CNPH 421 6 CU PHA~ITHfR~PEUTICS 001 ARR Vl CULBERTSON 70 C UO 8 I PH 800 o-9 DOC TORS THESIS 900 AM MAlKINSON 855 CNPH 422 a NON-PRESCRJ.pf. PRODUCTS OOJ TG ARTHUR 7 40 850 BIPH 810 10 DotTORS THESIS 900 ARR 855 CNPH 423 I NSTITUT PHAR PRACTICE 001 ••• TG A~THUR 900 ARR lt 855 tNPH 424 2 SOCIC BIHAV/PHAR PRAt 001 ARR lG ARTHUR 16 85~RE=~~HUN~::G~A~ S~~~O~~~o:N~I~:~::"~g~SENT PREREQ PHAO •ao. • 900 lC 855 CNPH 425 1 DRUG lll EVALUATION 001 ARR JA VANDER U~DEN 7C • 85~RE=~~H GR=~· S~~~OI~=E~N~R~=;~~O~~~~~~~; 855 CNPH '49 3 CLJII• PHARMACOKINETICS 001 ARR DC 8LOEDC~ 70 PHARMACY CONVOCATIONS ON THUAS AT 1600. RESERVE THIS SAME AS CNPtl 5-49., Jllll.I.L TIME ON YOUR SCHEDULE. 855 CNPH 521 6 CLIN PHARITHEUPEUT!tS 001 .... RW PlEPHC 10 SAME AS tNPH ~21. 855 CNPH 549 3 CliNICAl PHARMACOKlNET 001 DC BLDEODk . 1-C SAME AS· CNPH ¥t9., ••• • PRESIDENT'S LEADERSHIP CLASS Pharmacy .Administration 899 PLC. 195 3 PRES. lEADERSHIP (.LASS 801 1130~2100 T J ILA OAUD l HALDORSO~ 6C 8,7 PHAD 381 3 . lAWS Of. PHARMACY 001 090Q-0950 14 W F HLMS 211 Ft HAHMERNESS 70 NOTE, FOR PLC 195/295 SECURE A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT PREUQ THIRD YEAR STATUS. FORM fROM PLC OFFICE, REGENT, RM 2 .. 851 PHAD 487 3 MAN4GEMENT SEMINAR 001 fC HAM.ERNESS 20 899 Pl.( 295 3 PRES LEADr:RSHIP CLASS 801 173Q-2100 w J !LA OAUO l HAt.DOR$£H 55 PRER!O f'HAO. 486: OR !NSTR·- CONSENt·,. 857 PHAO 581 3 PHARMACfUHtAL MG!IT 001 ARR FC HAMMERI!ESS 10 PREREO GUO STANDING ANO INSTR CONSENT. 857 PHAD 582. 3 DRUG l tQ514ETlt Ull 001 ARR FC HAMMERNESS PR£REQ GRAD STANDING ANil INSTR CONSENT. 857 PHAD 583 3 HOSPITAl PHAA ADMIN l 001 ARII FC HAMMERNfSS lC PftEREO GRAD STAND.ING AND IIISTR CONSENT. ROTC PROGRAMS 857 PHAD 584 3 HOSPilAl P&:IAR ADMiN 2 001 ARR IC PREREO GRAD STANDING AND IIISTR CONSENT. JU1n. All 9001.<-SECTUlNS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM. Air Force Aerospace Studies 857 PHAO 700' .,;,.o· MASTERS THESIS 900 ARR 900 AIR 101 OEVELOP AIR PCWER 1 001 llt00-14SO TH 8PSY EUl J JUDkiNS 100 002 150o-1550 &57 PHAD 800 Q-9 DotTOAS THE.SIS 900 Tli BPSY El31 J JUDKINS 100 003 l60o-l650 TH 8PSV C\31 R lll:tk 100 857 PHAD 810 10 OotTOIIS THESIS 900 LAB-DEVELOP AIR POWR 1 lOll 173D-l830 TH OP G GD30 0 JONES 250 857 PHAO 9lt'9 1-3 lND S.l\J-DV-PHARMACY ADM '900 ARR lO 900 AIR 201 1 u- S MiliTARY FORCES 001 HOO-H50 TH BPSY EllS GW ABBOTT 25 002 150D-1550 TH PREREO UNOERGRAO STANDING AND INSTft CONSENT. BPSY EllB GW ABBOTT . 25 003 1600-1650 TH BPSV Ell8 GW ABBCTT 25 LAB~U S MilT fORCES 1 173o-1830 TH D-P G G030 ss1 PHAD 959 1-3 SPec._- PR.OIHPHA-RMAtv ADM 9oo lC lOll D JC~ES 90 PREREQ GUO STANDING MID !NSTR CONSENT. 900 AIR 301 3 AF MGMT-lEADERSHIP 1 00 I 0800-0915 TH OP G G125 D DONATELli D DCNATElll 857 PHAO 999 0 MASTERS DEGRE-E CAND 900 ARR 003 l60o-1715 TH OP G GU6 LAB-Af MGMT LORSHJP 1 LOll 173Q-1830 TH DP G G030 0 JCNES 900 AIR 401 3 NAT SECURITY FORCES 1 001 0800-0915 TH STAD 140 0 ..lCN£5 002 1600-1715 TH STAD 115 D JONES Pharmaceutical Chemistry LAB-NAT SEC FORCES lOll 173Q-1830 TH DP G 0030 0 JCNES -~ PHCH 370 1 PHARMAtEUliCAl CHEM 1 001 l20o-1250 M- W EDilt 231 10 PREREC THIRD YU~ STATUS. Military Science BS9 PHCH 472 3 HEPlCINAl CHfMlSlAV 1 001 1100-1215 1 TH RAHV 1_823 JA THOMPSON PREREQ PHCH _371 AND FOUrant _VfAR STATUS. SAME AS PHC:H 512. STUDENTS REGISTERING FOR M S 101. 201, 204 AND 401 WILL ATTEND A FIELD EXERCISE IN at TOBER. 859 PHCH '540 2 PRitt Of OiiUG DESIGN 001 All« JA RUTH PREREQ TWO SEMESTeRS ORGANIC CHE.MISTRY OR INSTR CONSENT. '904 ,., s 101 2 INTRO TO MILITARY SCI. 001 0800-0850 T KTCH 117 J SLDNINA 002 1300-1350 T KTCH tiT J SLONIIIA 859 PHCH 563 3 T"ECH IN PtiARM- SYNTHES 001 ... TE .ICNES 12 003 ARR J SLUNINA PREREQ INSTR CONSENT • lAB-lNTRO TO MIL SCI LOlO 1530-1700 TH STAO 116 J SLONlNA ()01 JA RUTH 859 PHCH 565 2 ADV TOPiCS II£C CHE" l ARR 2.5 904 M S 103 HARKSMANSHI P 001 ARR J SLONI~A PREREO INSTA CONSENT • l!i 904 M S 201 3 HIL LDRSHP & MGMT l 001 0900-0950 T TH STAO 115 A JCf:fNSON 30 859 PHCH 568 l SEMINAR-PHARM SCIENCES 001 160o-l100 EKLP \11165 oot 1000-1050 T TH STAD 112 A JCHNSON 40 PREREO GRAD STANDING .. MIL LDRSHP & !CIGMT liP L010 1530-1720 TH DP G GC27 A JCHNSCN 40 859 'PHCH 570 3 AOV PHVS/JN()RG PHARM 001 ARR TE JCNES 1,5 904 H S 301 3 Mil OPNS & TRNG 1 001 0800-085-0 T TH STAO 115 fl1L FAY 20 PR£REO GENERAL PHYSICAl AND JNOAGAN!C_ CHEM AND INSTR 002 090G-0950 T TH STAD 112 ML FAY 20 CONSENT. lAB-M1L OPNS & TA.NG 1 LOlO 1530-1645 TH DUMY ML FAY •c 859 PHCH 572 3 AOV MEDtC.l.NAL CHEM 1 001 1100-1215 T TH RAMV 1"823 JA THOMPSON 12. 904 M S 401 SEM- IN OFFICER DEY 1 00 l 0900-0-950 T TH STAO 116 WZ LORD 40 SAME AS PHCH 472. 002 l-'1-0Q-1450 T TH STAD 115 40 LAB-SEM IN OFFICER DEV l010 1530-f645 TH STAD 116 •a !!Jll!:. All 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE CEPARTMENTAL FORM. 904 M S 940 1-3 JNOEPENOENT SlUOY 900 10 859 PHCH 7(10 ... 6 MASTERS THESIS ARR !!!l.!L ALL 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM. 859 PHCii BOO Q-9 OotTORS THESIS 900 ••• 859 PHCH 810 10 DOCTORS THESIS 900 .... Naval Science 859 PHCH 949 1-3 !NO $TUDY-PHARM CHEM 900 ARR 2C PREREQ UNOERGRAD STANDING AND !NSTR CONSENT. 908 N S 101 2 NAVAl ORG & SHIP DSGN 001 1000-1050 "' w STAD 112 MD· DARBY a• STAO 112 MD DARSY 1C 002 llOQ-1150 M W .. 859 PHCH 959 1-3 SPEC PRtlB-PHARM CHEll 900 ••• lAB-NVL ORG & SHP DSGN LOlO 1430-1550 TH ECCR 2-28 MD OAR&Y' 160 PREREQ GRAD stANDING AND JNSTR CONSENT • REC-NVl ORG -&. SHP DSGN R020 llOG-1150 F STAD liZ HD 0Aft8Y a• R02l IOOG-1050 F STAD 112 MD OARB\f 36 859 PHCH 999 0 MASHRS DEGREE CANO 900 ARA 10 908 N S 201 3 NAVAL WEAPONS oo1 oeoo-oaso H w F STAD 140 JE- CARLSON 61 002 090o-0950 M W F STAD 1~0 JE CARLSCN 81 Pharmacology LAB-NAVAL WEAPON-S L010 llt30-l550 TH ECCR 2-28 JE CARLSCN 162 908 N S 301 3 NAVIGATION 001 0800-0850 fiG W F STAO 112 TA SARBER 2~ 002 090G-0950 M W F STAD 112 TA BARBE• 25 865 PHCL 452 5 MECH Ill' DRUG ACTION 1 001 090o-0950 MTWTHF HLMS 3~1 GO APPELT 10 LAB-NAVIGATION LOlO l43o-1550 TH ECCR 2-28 TA SARBER 16C PREREO HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY" BIOCHE·MJSTRV AND FOURTH YIEAR REC-NAVIGAT ION R020 0800-0850 T suo 112 TA BARB-Eft 25 STATUS. SAME AS PHCL 552. R030 0900-0'950 T DP G 0021 TA BARBER 25 865 PHCL 550 3 ADVANCED PHAR~ACOLOGV 001 ARR lO 908 N S 307 3 EVOLUTI CN OF •ARFARE 001 0900-0950 M W F S TAO 115 Tli GRIFF IS 3C PREREO PHtl 452 OR INSTfi CONSEIIl • LAB-EVOlUTION-WARFARE LOlO l43D-1550 TH ECCR 2-28 TH GRIFFIS 60 865 PHCL 552 . 5 ADV. MEC:H DRUG ACTION 1 001 0900-0950 I 865 PHCL- 558 1 SEMINAR-PHARM SCIENtES 001 160Q-1700 w e•~• Wl65 15 PREAEO GRAD STANDING. 41 0 2J. 21 . 22 23 . ~ 0 ...... • 000 .... ~--+-- +- I ~"'~· f--'Ht-+--H-1--+- CAMP-US. MAP - LIGHTED WALKWAYS 0 LIMITED LIGHnrtG 117 Campus tammiltet on l'elsonal Salt(J KEY TO BUILDINGS 1. Academy Center (970 Aurora)-0-2 2. Academy/Conservatory-0-2 3. Aden Hall-0-18 4. Andrews Haii-V-23 5.. Armory (1511 University)..,-H-6 6. Arnett Haii~V-24 7. Athens.Court-E-14 . 8. Ba!re(Hall-0-14 •lf:Sal.Cb Fieidhouse-J-14 tfJ. Blosciences (Life Science Laboratories)-K-12 ;.(BrackettHal\'-'-0~11 · · "12. Buckingham Haii-W-24 62. Institute of Behavioral Science No. 6-,.-F~2 13. Business-0-21 (1243 Grandview) 14. Carlson Gymnasium-J.-13 63. Joint Institute for Laboratory Astrophysics-N-13 MiUfARY tiME CONVERSION ·cHART .. 1JILA-Laboratocy aod.TOW!!rl·.. :: ;;,< ;::•;' \~~~wistry-N~9 . . • ':>-'·•'+. ,liJ":"CCate "Smalt•'Gymnasium-H-11 )64.'l<~c1mrn~~m'afid' sciences.:.:.f31:n "'~ ""'' IN ORDER TO ALLEVIATE ERRORS INHERENT IN THE . · 17. Cockerell Hall-0-19 ·65. Kittredge Commons-W-21 12-HOUR CLOCK, THE UNIVERSITY USES THE 24-HOUR ~College Inn Conference Center-D-8 66. Kittredge (includes Andrews Hall, Arnett Hall, OR MILITARY· TIME SYSTEM. THE FOLLOWING CHART· ··· ··\17~·and Athens) . Buckingham Hall, Smith Hall, and Kittredge Commons, SHOULD ASSIST YOU IN MAKJNG THE NECESSARY Kittredge West)-W-22 .J9. Colorado Court-KK-32 CONVERSIONS: 67. Kittredge West-V-19 .. , ZO. Communication (116513roadway)-L-3 ··Regular Equivalent · 2l~Coll'!rnunication Disorders Bldg.-T-22 68. Koenig Alumni Center-1-3 Equivalent ·nme Military nme 22. Computing Center-AA-36 69. Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics Regular (LASP)-M-13 nme Military Time 3 p.m. 1500 hours 23. Con!inuing Education-H-3 1600 hours 1221-1229 University 70. Libby Hall-0-16 8-a.m. 0800 hours 4 p.m. 9a.m: 0900 hours 5 p.m. 1700 hours 24. Cottage No. 1-M-5 71. Life Sciences Laboratories-L -13 (includes Ram!lley 1800 hours Biology, Biosciences, and Muenzinger Psychology) IOa.m. 1000 hours 6 p.m. 25. Crosman Haii-P-19 1.1 a.m. 1100 hours 7 p.m. 1900 hours 26. Darley Commons-00-38 12: Macky Auditorium-1-7 I ZOO hours 8p.m. 2000 hours 73. Marine Court-D-14 noon 27. Darley Towers-PP-37 I p.m . 1300 hours 9 p.m. 2100 hours .28. Day Care Center (2202 Arapahoe)-B-17 74. McKenna Languages-J-6 , Z p.m. 1400 hours 10 p.m. 2200 hours 29. Denison Laboratory-0-7 75. Muenzinger Psychology (Life Sciences laboratories)- Distribution Center (not shown) 2000 Central Ave. L-13 30. Duane Physical Laboratories (includes Duane Physics 76. Newton Court-C-19 and Astrophysics, George Gamow Tower, Laboratory 77. Nichols Haii-R~14 BUILDING ABBREVIATIONS for Atmospheric and Space Physics (LASP), and Joint 78. Norlin Library-L-10 AGAo Academy, 970 Aurora IBS2 Institute of Behavioral Science-2 Institute for Laboratory and Astrophysics (JILA 79. Nuclear Physics Laboratory-CC-33 AGGB Conservatory, Academy IBS3 Institute of Behavioral Science-3 ARMR Armory, 1511 University 1854 Institute of Behavioral Science-4 Laboratory and Tower)-M-14 80. Old Main:...;K-i IBS5 Institute of Behavioral Science-5 · 81. Page Foundation Center-H-4 · BSGi ' Biosciences 31. Duane Physics and Astrophysics-M-15 BPSY • Biop:wohology IBS6 Institute of Behavioral Science-6 32. Economics-M-5 82. Pharmacy (Ekeley Chemical Laboratories)-M-9 ,BUS Business · lEG International English Genter, 889 17th St. 33. Education-N-6 83. Ramaley Biology (Life Sciences Laboratories)-L· 12 GDSS Communication Disorders and Speech Science · INST Economics Institute, Economics Bldg. 34. Ekeley Chemical Laboratories-M-8 84. Reed Hall-0-19 'CGYM' Carlson Gymnasium ' JILA Joint Institute for Laboratory Astrophysics (includes Ekeley Chemistry and Pharmacy) 85. Regent Administrative Center-S-15 GHEM Chemistry KTGH Ketchum Arts & Sciences LASP Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics 35. Ekeley Chemistry-M-8 86. Research Laboratory No. 1-BB-28 COMM 'Communication, 1165 Broadway 87. Research Laboratory No. 2-DD-28. GOMP Computing Genter . LAW. f'leming Law · 36. Engineering Center-M-21, 0-20, 0-22, P-21. · UBR Nor1in Library :. 37. Environmental Design-0;12 · 88. Research Laboratory No. 3-BB-30 CONT Continuing Education· Genter, 1221 University GOTf Collage No. 1 LITR Litman Research lab 38. Events/Conference Center-S-24 89. Research Laboratory No. 4-DD-28 LSPN LASP 'Shops, 2801 55th St. 90. Research Laboratory No. 6-AA-32 DEN Denison ·39. Faculty-Staff Court....:.E-1 0 · OPGT · Gamow Tower LSI'Il Life Science Research lab ..{ 40. Farrand Hall-0-17 (Marine St. Sciences Center) DPG Duane Physics and .Astrophysics IJAAIN· .. Old Main .., :41 . .Fiske Planetarium-U-20 91. Service Center-AA·33 EGAD Engineering Administrative Genter MCKY Macky Auditorium· .42. Fleming Law-X-20 92. Sewall Haii-H-10 EGAE Aerospace Engineering . MKNA McKenna Languaglll! 93. Sibell Wolle Fine Arts-N-11 ECCE Civil and. Environmental Engineering . MUEN · Muenzinger· Psychology · 43. Folsom Stadium-K-16 MUS _ lmlg .Music 44. Gamow Tower-M-14 94. Smiley Court-JJ-29 EGGH G!Jemical Engineering · . EGCR Engineering Classroom Building NPl .Nuclear Physics Laboratory, Cyclotron 45. Geology-N-5 . 95: Smith Haii-X-22 'OBSV Sommers-Bausch ObServatory · 96. Sommers-Bausch Observatory-U-2t · ECEE Electrical EngineMng 46. Grounds and Service Center-1-17 EGME Mechanical Engineering - RAMY Ramaley Biology . 47. Guggenheim Geography-M-5 97. Stearns Towers-NN,38 ECNT Engineering North Tower REG · Student Recreation Genter 48. Hale Science-K-4 · 98. Student Recreation Center-!, 13 ECON Economics RGNT Regent Administrative ~nter 49. Hallett Haii-R-18 99. Team House-l~ 19 . EGOT · Engineering Office Tower · Rl2 Research lab No·, '2 · .. 100. Temporary Building No. 1:-H-11 EGST Engineering South Tower · Rl3 Research L:ab No. 3' . '·' 50. Health Physics Laboratory-1-18 SGYM ·clare Small Gymnasium . .51. Heating Plant-N-12 101. Temporary Building No. 84 (Ski Shed)-GG-33. EDUG . Education 102. Transportation Center-AA-31 EKLG Ekeley Chemistry SPHG Speech and ·Hearing Genter 52. Hellems Arts and Sciences-'-N-7 STAD ·. Stadium Building . 103. University Administrative Center-T-14 EKLE Ekeley East Wing 52-. Henderson Museum-0-7 EKLP Pharmacy . SWlL Sewall. Hall .54. Hunter Sclence-N-11 (914 Broadway) ENVD Environmental Design TB1 West Wing, Glare Small Gymnasium 55.1mig Music~0-13 104. University Club-R- tO FA Sibell Wolle Fine Arts TB44 1424 15th ·Street · i6 Institute of Behavioral Genetics-EE-28 . 105. University Memorial Genter-0-9 EH Balch. Fieldhouse TB66 1330 Grandview i7. Institute of Behavioral Science No. 1-H-2 106. University Services Center (includes Motor Pool, FHSW Fieldhouse South Annex TB85 1244 Grandview Service Center, and Research Laboratory No. 5) FISK Fiske Planetarium TBB6 1230 Grandview · (1416 Broadway) TB88 1338 Grandview Institute of Behavioral Science No. 2-E-1 AA-29 . FRND Farrand Hall iB GEOl Geology TB89 · 1444, 15th Street - (1546 Broadway) · 107: Uniyersity Theatre-M-7 . TEAM Team House 108. Wardenburg Student Health Center-R-13 GUGG 'Guggenheim Geography i!l,. Institute of Behavioral Science No. 3-G-2 "HALE Hale. Science THTR UniverSity Theatre (1424 Broadway) 109. Willard AdministrativeCenter (nortiJ side) and Wi~ard . liEND Henderson Museur,n UGTR University Administrative Center, iO. Institute of Behavioral Science No. 4-G-2 Hall (south side)-'-R-16 . - HLMS Hellerns Art & .Sciences 914 Broadway (1220 Grandview) 110. Williams Village (i~cludes Darley Oornmons, Darley · HPHY Healih Physics Laboratory UMG University Memorial Genter 1. Institute of Behavioral Science No. 5-H-6 Towers. and Stearns Towers)-00-39 · .f:lUNT H\lnter Science WARD Wardenburg Student Health Center 111. Woodbury Arts and Sciences-K-8 'u3G· Institute of Behavioral Genetics WDBY Woodbury Arts and Sciences (1201 17th) WCTR WiUard Administrative Center (North Wi~g). 47 IBS1 institute of Behavioral Science-1 Book Center SurvivallOl: Emphasis is on surviving as a customer of the University Book Center during the first week of class. Required Materials: Class Schedule and Photo I.D .. Required Reading: Book Center Return Policy ours: onday-Friday 8:00-5:00 IN THE UMC "Where bool-12U T TH CHEM 1U 25 002· noo-1215 r "nt HlMS 252 Ol GREENE 150 025 UOo-1215 T TH tHEM 306 24 003 HOo-1~50 II W F HlMS 261 72 026 123o-1345 T TH tHEM US" 25 AIITH 201-202 MUST BE TAKEN IN SEQUENCE. 027 l23o-1345 T TH KTtH 207 25 028 140o-1515 T TH HliiS 141 25 10~ ~NTH 203 1 lAB IN PHYS ANTH 1 029 UOo-1515 T TH HLMS ZU 25 PREREQ OR COREQ AII.TH 201. 801 1001>-1050 M W F HLMS 10~ 20 !!2!!· FOR SEC BOl SECURE A CONTROLLED ENROLLMENT FORM 001 lOOo-1150 Y FROM DEPARTMENT. 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ANTH 221 2 lAB-"ARCHAEOL METHODS 001 13Qo-l"50 T HLMS 20 15 UO 3 ADVANCED .EXI' •liltiNG A S 110 IS NOT OPEN TO STUDENTS WHO AUEADV HAVE 104 ANTI! 22 33 OR INS TA COIISENT • CONTROllED ENROllMENT FOR" FROM EOP OFFICE WLRD• RM· 232/235., 1l!liL AI.L 900 SECTIONS REQUIRE DEPARTMENTAL FORM. 253 HATH 102 2 COLHGE TRlGONOMETRY 2'3 L lNG 800 D-9 COCTOAS THESJ S 900 AHA 2C PREREQ ONE AMO A HAlf YEARS HIGH SttlllOL AlGEBRA AND ONE YEAR HIGH SCHOOL GEOMETRY OR MATH lOt. NO CREDIT FOR STUDENTS 2U UNG 810 10 DOCTORS THESIS 900 ARR I! WITH CREDIT IN MATH HO. MAY BE TAKEN COI«:URRENTLY Willi HATH 130. MATH 101 AND 102 ARE EQUIVALENT TO MATH UO. 2U U•G 920 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 20 ••• 010 0800-0850 T TH ECCR D-30 GF ClEMENTS 153 243 li~G 9~0 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 ARR 20 OPEN LABS AVAILABLE FOR EHLP AS NEEDED FOR SEC 010 kill BE HELO: z-. liNG 950 1-3 INDEPENDENT S1UDV 900 ARR 20 l40D-1600 T TH· ECCA l-28 l30D-1350 W· ECCR 1-26 243 LinG 960 1-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY 900 20 ••• 25-3 MATH 107 3 HATH FOR· SOC "SCI & BUS 24<3 L lNG 9'99 0 MASTERS OEGRE! CAND 900 30 PREREQ ONE AND A HALF YEARS HlGH SCHOOL ALGEBRA OR EQU!V. ••• DOES NOT PREPARE STUDENT fOR MATH llO CR 130.. MATH 107 AND 108. MAY BE TAKEN IN ANV SEQUENCE BUT 1l IS RECOHHENDEO THAT l t.. ENGLISH AS A SECOND lANGUAGE MATH 107 PRECE-D~ MATH 108. EXAMS FOR A-ll SECTICNS OF MA-TH 107 WILL BE GIVEN FROM 173Q-1900 w., OCT 3." OtT 24, NOV 14t AND DEC 5.. 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" 135 CARRIES ONLY ONE HOUR CRt;OIT !F STUDENT HAS CREDIT IN HATH 108. EXAMS FOR MATH 109 WIU,. BE G!.VEN FROM 1?30.,..1900 WEDS, SEPT 2-6t OCT 24t ,NOV 14 .. ANp ·oec 12: ..